Stanford High School - Memo Yearbook (Stanford, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1950 volume:

DE mcfm ON ali' For these last two years of hlgh school for the class of 1950 Mrs John Cash has been the gulde and ever present help for us as our home room sponser We know now, as never before, that we have not been the ldeal class by any means, but we slncerely hope that 1n her MGMOTISS of us, she may forget our less-deslrable qual1t1es 1n the Joy of knOW1Hg that th1s class 1S mak1ng a good record ln llfe and upholdlng the hlgh standards learned at Stanford Hlvh School Mrs Cash 1S always wllllng to leave whatever she 15 dOlng and offer any help or advlce a student wlshes She lS lnterested 1n all phases ln the development of youth the soclal and splritual as well as the educatlonal Each morn1nv she starts the day rlght for her class by readlng a selection from the Elbl and all throuvh the day ln her hlstory classes she stlmulates a deslre for 1S3TH1Hg about the l1fe of other people ln different sltuatlons and the1r customs, whlch 1S truly her contrlbutlon to the cause of peace because of the greater understandlng her puplls have of other natlons and peoples Mrs Cash 1S a personallty we shall never forget as long as we re member o1r Alma Mater, Stanford Hlgh She backed us wholeheartedly and gave the encouragement we needed ln our efforts to ralse money for that unforgettable tr1p to Iashlngton, D C Her smile 1S one that has br1vhtened many a day for both teachers and puplls at S H S , her sweet, unassuming manner 15 one we may vell strlve to copy 1n our own llves, and her un derstandung heart 15 s ch as we may nev r flnd apaln for the remalnder of our llves Therefore, 1n FeCOgH1t1OH of tue SeFV1CS she has rendered to her fellowmen, and the many young l1ves she has lnfluenced through her teachlng, we, the Senlor Class of l99O gratefully dedlcate thls edltion of the Memo to Mrs John Cash, our own HGreat lady H vs 5 7 'J J.. f , Q Q . . . . . . 1 . O a 0 . . . . S ln A . 7 , es TJ . 1 . . . . . D . 1 w ' , . 5, . X . . . - . . . O . I- I I . 1 . . . - .Y . 11 V 5 . Q . . I 5 l ' W , f 1 L . M 0 FACULTY Top Row from Left J T Embry Garis Ball Superintendent Physical Education and Shop Bottom Row from Left Social Sciences Librarian Mrs J B Holtzclaw Miss Nell Davis Commerce English James E Durham Agriculture and Farm Veterans Home Ec onomics Miss Nancy Noe Secretary T J Norris Principal and Coach Mathematic s Mr Irvin Oster, the director of the band and glee club, was absent when this picture was taken Mrs. John Cash Miss Marion Grimes Miss Ruth Davis Mrs. Joe T. 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'V 3' f Mx X,,? , 5 L ., 7,,,gi ,555 ,W Lv ,-rifw-'- ' igfyilwswf ,gf W1 213 gi, BARQARA BEATTIE Glee Club, Band 3,h, Y T en, 3, PFES1dPD+ Pep Club, b, Memo, M Engllsh Q SCl9DCS Awari, 3 Horam' CAIN F F A 3, Basketball GLADYS HURST V1ce Uresldent F H A I4 Y Teen 2,3,h Glee Club l,2,3,h Basketball, 2,3 JOHN M RANKIN A 1 M, V1 e res M, Band, 1 Solo Bass olayer, 3 LL PEGGY NORTHCUTT Sec. 5 Treas., 25 Llncolnian Staff, 3,143 Glee Club, 1-hy Y-Teen Club, 2,3,h, Wdmuf 7 BLHTA HESTER Y Teen member 2,3,U Glee C ub, 2,3,b F reporter 3 SONNY HOCKER Basketball, l hs Foot- ball, 1 bg F.F.A., 13 Class Pres. 23 Glee Club, 1 by Pep Club, 2 Llncolnlan L Memo, 2,3, b M CLAUDUS TILLET F F A 1 U Football l h Memo Staff M PAULINE WATTS Glee Club l h, Y Teen 2 h FHA 2LL, Pepclubh ALICE YANTIS Y Teen 2,33 Glee Club 3,h5 F.H.A. 3, DOROTHY JONES Glee Club 3 M Y Teen 3,h A BILL WILDER F F A 1 M Glee Club U Memo Staff h GLADYS WARREN Band Sponser M , P F H A Glee Club 1 h Pep Club 3,h X BILLY TURPIN F.F.A. 1, Football 2, Pep Club 3,h3 Glee Club 2 M . . . -'3 . . . - 3 , - 3 . , i P f'QQi, hiv T .,TQ2 , - F.H. . 3,h. - - - - 3- res. .'. . U, u Q 1 ' 1 ' 5 I K Lwss WILL We the Senlors of l95O, of the Stanford Hlgh School, belng of sound mlnd, accurate memory, and unexcelled understandlng, or, 1D other words, belng as sound as posslble after spendlng four years at S H S , do, hereby make and publlsh thls our last w1ll and testament, revoklng any and all wllls heretofore made by us To the Junlors we leave our seats ln Chapel flf they can push the other classes out of themj, our Senlor prlvlleges, whlch we have never seen, and our well kept home room that we quallty the Sophomores we bequeath our good looks and all the excess knowledge have acqulred durlng our stay here the amount lS not too large but the lS supreme the Freshmen we w1ll our ab1l1ty to make money and the dream of at last becomlng Senlors To Mrs Cash we leave our undylng gratltude for her guldance and patlence that she has so anselflshly bestowed upon us through thls, our last year at Stan ford dlgh Martha Jane Montgomery leaves her mass of red curls to Mr Oster provldlng that he brush them at least 150 tlmes a day Peggy Northcutt leaves her paddllng walk to Harvey Dean Reynolds Short Saufley lnherlts Bobby Peck's horse laugh To Bllly Mac Bell, B111 Laswell leaves hls qulet, retlrlng manner Pllly Mao can use some k1nd of manners B111 NRomeoH Vllder leaves h1s Nway wlth the womenn to Hatch Baughman Patsy Spoonamore bequeaths her hour vlass flgure to Shlrley Martln, wlth the request that she eat a llttle more Dorls Jean Weaver leaves her new book, How to Get Your Man and Hold Hlmn to Ruby Young Greg Anderson leaves h1s ab1l1ty to repalr motors to Mr Ball Sue Taylor Good 1HhST1tS Al1ce Yantls' 22 lnch wa1stl1ne Barbara Beattle leaves her ab1l1ty to play a clarlnet to the Morrow twlns To Blrdle Dell, Sonny Hooker leaves hls wolf whlstle The seventh grade glrls have wanted Coleman Young's love for years now he 13 w1ll1ng lt to them Phyllls Davls leaves her tooth paste smlle to Shlrley Payne Roberta Hester wllls her loud mouth to Jean Taylor Patsy Balley leaves her ab1l1tf to daydream 1U hlstory class to Ronnle Cox Bllly Turpln leaves HBoagyH, hls glrl frlend, to Brlar Clark Jlmmy Spoonamore has some halr aga1n Melvln Thompson left h1m h1s curly locks, and we know they w1ll be appreclated Anna Lou Gander leaves her Hnervous wreckn att cks to Ann Abell Pettus Lo Ann Flelds lHh6T1tS Gladys durst's Hbaby talku Bobby Ca1n leaves that's all anybody wants Chrlstlne Buchanan leaves her strong grlp to any boy who wants to become a pr1ze flghter Bobby Mercer leaves h1s favorlte spot ln the Junlor Senlor hall to Buddy and Vmlly so they can court there, too Mary C Boone leaves her love for Danvllle to Weedle Cox who does anyhow John Mac Rankln declded he needed everythlng he has that anybody would want Gladys Narren N11lS her dalnty hands to Jane Ann Perklns so she can wear that all lmportant class rlng next year Bobby Chadwell can pass Latln now Dorothy Jones left h1m her ablllty whlch lS really somethlng to be proud of Margorle Burton bequeaths her qulet ways Susan Beazley Rlck Grlmes recelves Claudus T1llet's ab1l1ty to work geometry problems Paullne Natts wllls her typlng ablllty to Earl Porter Nlth rs UF1shN Rogers leaves her ab1l1ty to drlve any vehlcle to the Dr Educatlon Class To John carl Gooch, CSC11 Adams leaves h1s dalnty features HBoou Farmer wllls her ab1l1ty to tell Jokes and be nutty to Tlppy Noe 9 X x ' I l I . u To 1 . 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CLASS HI TO Y ear l ,N 5 v In September of 1938 seven of the present thlrty two senlors crossed the threshold of Stanford Publlc School to begln thelr educatlon They were Bobby Beck, Mary Carol Boone, Sonny Hooker Berta Hester, Gladys Hurst, Allce Yantls, and Patsy Spoonamore No new students were annexed 1n the second grade but 1n the thlrd grade we were JOlHSd by John Mack Rankln from Hubble, who ln h1s later years ln h1gh school became a second NYoYo H In the fourth grade ve saw a flash of red before our eyes and lt turned out to be Martha Jane Montgomery Dorothy Jones and Anna Lou Gander also golned us 1n the fourth grade In the flfth grade Coleman Young, a natural born athlete golned our class When NS were 1U the slxth grade a llttle bashful g1rl by the name of Peggy North cutt walked 1n and sald that he would llke to flnnsh school at Starford wlth us Cecll Adams also came to us 1U the slxth grade Then we entered JUDlOT hlgh school where we changed classes and had h1gh school teachers In the seventh grade we had tvo addl tlons to our group Kathleen Rogers from Crab Orchard and Bllly Turpln, who wanted to f1n1sh school w1th us In the elghth grale Dorls Jeaver from Hubble and Claudus Tlllet, a geometry Whla jolned us Patsy Spoonamore who lelt us 1n the seventh grade now retlrned 1n the elghth Then we became freshmen but not too green In thls year our class was lncreased Nlth seven new stu dents They were Chr1st1ne Puchanan and Gladys Varren from Hubble, Paullne Iatts and HW11dH B111 fllder from Saufley, Bobby Mercer from Crab Orchard, and two br1ll1ant underclassmen who sklpped the elghth grade to be wlth us, Phyllls Davls and Marcla Farmer Anna Lou Gander, who left us ln the elvhth cou1ln't stay away and came back 1n the nlnth In oar sophomore year our class was lncreased wlth two new members They were Bully naswell, The Bra1n', from Klngs Mountaln and Greg Anderson Ihen we were juH1O'S four new students entered our class They were Pobby Cain from McK1nney, Melvln Thompson, the class's Bob Hope be cause he gets all the laughs also from McK1nney, Patsy Balley from Hlvhland and Barbara Beattle from Lou1sv1lle Now we are senlors and our class has been enllghtened by the comlng of HM1ghty Mouseu Marjorle Burton from Hlghland Ve regret that Mary Ruth Walker could not f1n1sh school mlth us IO ,. , G ' n , , 5 4 f Q u S Qu. 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RUPHE The wlse old owl up 1U the tree That the Senlors of '50 are dO1Hg all rlght Came down to earth to reveal to me Here 1S a prevlew of thelr pllght 'Next stop Chlcken PFlStlG,n shouts Peg Northcutt as she travels the Pan Amerlc Hlghway Peggy now owns half lHt6FGSt 1U the Greyhound Bus llnes Mary C Boone lS stlll trylng to teach the nelghbors' chlldren the dlfference between blcycle pedals and D1aDO pedals After GXt6HS1V9 lnt rlor decoratlng experlence Anna Lou Gander has declded lt really lsn't worth the trouble She now llves ln a tent 1D Somerset CSC11 Adams lS the new edltor of the COUT16T Journal after haVlHg been thelr dellvery boy for y ars Melvln HGroucho Marxu Thompson, the greatest gultar player of them all, has Just been elected Presldent of our Tennessee Ernle Club Blll Nllder has flnally d9CldGd whlch of hls many adm1TSTS he wouhd have as Wlf6, and they have settled down 1U a small cottage on Ottenhelm Road Martha Jane Montgom ry 13 now teachlng the Stanford Home Ec students how to boll water Barbara thelr farm Claudus WlthOUt SCOFChlHg lt Beattle and Bobby Mercer are now Ta1SlHg chlckens, p1gS, and nkldSn in near dubble Tlllet lS stlll WCTklDg to 1mDTOV6 H15 Hllttle plnk pllls for pale people 1U h1S laboratory at Plne Rldge, Tennessee Greg Anderson has recently employed Dorls J Ieaver for full tlme work ln hls home, or rather, we mean, ln hlS new garage Patsy Spoonamore has declded lt would MaTCla Lou Farmer, Sd1tOT of the Tlme her Copy Bqy Allce Yantls has flnally d6CldGd that be cheaper to move to OhlO than to keep llll Tell magazlne, has recently marrled two can l1VS cheaper than one, and she and Russell have moved lnto thelr new bungalow Dorothy Jones flnally caught the boss after rorklng for hlm for several years Coach Coleman Young 1S stlll trylng to keep Pro basketball player, Bob Beck, from flghtlng wlth the referee, Sonny Hocker Gladys Warren lS stepplng hlgh as the band sponsor of the U of K Band Phyllls D3V1S has found a new Job, that of belng Wlf6 to a buslnessman ln Danvllle ChTlSt1HS Buchanan has gust publlshed her new book NHow to Bulld a Flrmer Grip FIVE mlll1OH coples have been sold MHTJOTIG Burton 15 pumplng the organ for Paullne Watts, who 1S now playlng at the Golden Horseshoe ln LSXlHgtOH Gladys Hurst has no problem gettlng shoes for the chlldren SlHC6 her husband is VlC6 presldent of the shoe factory ln Uanvllle Bobby Caln, who always declared that Vaudevllle lS not dead, recently made a hlt on Broadway ln hlS new show HKnock the Roof off the House, Mother, the Corn lS Grow lng Tall Tonlght' Patsy Balley, an agent of the FBI, 15 stlll trylng to track down a husband HVhooey Whooey H shouts John M Rankln as he calls the plgs to supper He has been wlth them so much he even talks llke them Bllly Laswell, the most famous braln speclallst ln the U S , lS WOTk1Ug on his Frankensteln, Jr Kathleen Rogers flnally caught an lntern by lngectlng h1m'W1th a love serum Pllly Turpln, Stanford's mortlclan, says, Ulf you are a football player, you Wlll see me Just after you k1Ck off H Berta Hester 1S now SUpETV1SOT of the nurses at Mayo C11nlC and 15 dolng a very good Job of lt She also tF1eS her best to keep up the morale of each male patlent II , - . 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MY il' .x JJ A I X, 0 U L 14 P HEY Pais, I3- Marjorie B. 12 JUNIOR CLASS Our rambunctious class descended upon 5tanford's flrst grade 1D September of 1939 We have struggled for eleven years and we have loved every mlnute of lt It will not be long before we w1ll be proudly but reluctantly marching down the we w1ll be more than glad to fill thelr places in good ol' Stanford High We were honored to have Mr James E Durham for our home room teacher this year, h1s f1PSt year with Stanford H1gh We, the Juniors, now open the doors to the Sophomores, who, we feel, will amply f1ll our shoes Godspeed to all of you, the Seniors, and we hope all of you w111 make great successes of your lives I3 aisle for our diplomas, and while we hate to see the Seniors of 'SO leave us, 50PHoMoRg5 The Sophomores began the year wlth the 1n1t1at1on of the Freshmen Thls was both good and bad good for tue Sophomores and bad for the Freshmen We also gave a NSad1e HBWk1DS' Day Danceu whlch helped us out a l1ttle ln maklng money Our class offlcers for this year are Vice Presldent Marvln Reed Sec and Trees James A Gooch Lincolnlan Reporter Loulse Denham In the magazlne sale ln November the Sophomores went over the top of our quota by selllng 8266 worth of mBg8Z1DSS For thls we got an 1ce cream party just before ChP1Stm8S vacatlon There are 38 Sophomores this year and we all hope to be Junlors next year I4 . . . . . J Pres1dent----- ---- June Laswell E5 HMEN Our class started to school in 19h1 with 19 students in it Through nlne years of school our number has increased to 3h Sixteen orlginal students are still in our class They are hirley Martln, Mary Rose McCormack, Eulah Jones, Norma Ray ourne, Sue Taylor Good, Tina Rice, Mary Joe Anderson, Helen Bradley, Laverne Hurst, Lula Gay Griffin, Eddle Mack Turpin James Frisbie, Charles Hume, Short Saufley, James Reed an Victor Young President, Short Saufleyg Secretary and Reoorter, Mary Joe Anderson, Treasurer, James Weaver Mr Ball, who is our home room teacher, is new on the faculty this year He comes from Indiana and is assistant coach H also teaches several other subjects We are very proud of the large number of boys 1n our room who have gone out for basketball and football thls year There are also many students ln our room who have joined the Glee Club Our room has a good representation ln the Band and other clubs I-5 ' ! , d The class officers for our Freshman year are as follows: . S 0 fooTBALL ' , 55 f'S3f3E1,,54zafSf134veQ LQ ' If WIESYUSI 'v5f53 2231 have 21 ' f I an if: p L TF, 3 1 Q, 33 seal 4 Stanford's football team of l9h9 upset the dope bucket and completely sur prised the whole town by coming up with the best season of any Stanford Foot ball team since 1935 The Cats, opening their season with the highly favored Danville Admirals lost 20 13, after leading by a touchdown with 5 minutes to go After losing to Danville, but winning a moral victory, the team journeyed to Winchester and handed the Shawnees their first defeat for many a year from a Stanford team, the score 15 13 The next week end the Carlisle Musketeers invaded the Cat's home field and handed them their worst defeat of tne year, by a score of 90-7 Suffering from inguries and in a slump, the Cats took it on the chin the following Fri day, 6 O, by a hard charging Harrodsburg eleven After losing two straights, the Cats came back with their old fight and pep and won their next two games, the first by a 19-7 victory over Anderson County, and the Second by a 12-6 vic- tory over Georgetown. It was Stanford's turn once more to taste defeat as they lost their third game of the year by one touchdown, to the Nicholasville Spi- ders, by a 7-O count. On October 28, the Cats evened their record at a M and h, by giving their old rivals, the Lancaster Green Devils, their worst defeat in history by a Stanford football team. The game which was supposed to be a toss-up was turned into a 26-O rout, the Cats scoring whenever they wished. This ended a success- ful season, and gave the Cats a place in the A division of the Central Ken- tucky Conference. 16 With the comlng of the l9h9 l95O basketball season, Stanford fans had hlgh hopes that the Wlldcats thls year could hold up the record that the l9h8 team set Stanford opened the season playlng Parksvllle, and comlng out on top 5l 30 After breezlng through the Junctlon Clty game Sh 27, the Wild cats overcame the powerful Irvlne Eagles by the breath taklng score of 38 37 Followlng were easy wlns over Mount Vernon and Lancaster by scores of 68 33 and 68 53, respectlvely Two lmportant C K C games followed, the flrst wlth the Harrodsburg Ploneers Here the Cats showed they could come from behlnd, and they Non L19 D5 At Danvllle, even though meetlng a larger team, Stanford emerged VlCtOTlOUS by D7 bl Stlll on the road, the Wlldcats gourneyed to Lawrenceburg to blay the favored Anderson County qulntet In a super 6XCltlHg tussl , Ueck's fleld goal n the last four seconds of the game put Stanford on top by 53 51 Durlng the Chrlstmas holldays, lots of actlon was seen 1U the Somerset Hlgh School gym, Nhlle the Queen Clty Invltatlonal Tournament was belng played The plFSt vame opened wlth Stan ford's beatlng Montlcello So 3h, and then sufferlng a defeat ln the quarter flnals at the hands of Somerset's 1ac1ng Brlar Jumpers, 68 56, who went on to Nln the tournament Startlng the lew Year slovly, the Wlldcats lo t a close dEC1S1OH to Dlcholasvllle 53 5h At Somerset agaln, the Cats Surprlsed the Jumpers by keeplng tne score tled and very close untll the last quart r when the Son rset qulntet ran away wlth the score to make lt 67 50 Aft a breather wlth fUStOHV1llS 55 Bh, Stanford travelled to a n w locale exlngton, to play Unlverslty Hlgh A host of Stanford resldents vatcned as the Cats SUTDTlS9d the Purnles by comlng wlthln tNo polnts of w1n nlng the Dame The flnal score Nas 57 55 The school and communlty are gustly proud of a great basket ball team They have shown a plgHtlHg splrlt comparable to last year's team, Wh1Ch Ion such flne recognltlon at the dlstrlct and reglonal tournaments 17 Y I .. -' , U - - . ' u o Q -3, o . 1 - . - - , Q . . . A a - 6 l. , 1. ' o . .L 5, . . 1 . . .. w 1 ' o . , . N- ' Q . . , , L., . . Y. . . -. v , - , . . 3 D . V . 6 .1 V V . - MM . v . . C- L . , T . - Q , t V , 4.1 . . . . Y . , 1 . . l . . V . . - . . 1 - A, 1 a Q l . , Y o PXESE RVES lhe Stan ord H s rves started the year wlth determlned enthuslasm Although there were several losses, the season was falrly successful The team was made up of freshmen and sophomores, and by tournament tlme varslty These boys were Caroll Brent, George O Spoonamore, Jr , and Jlm Woods Adams, all sophomores At the end of the year Stanford felt that the loss of the sernor players mlght be overcome next year by some of' these young and promls ng athletes Mr G u Ball, a newcomer to the faculty, was thelr coach and 1s to be commended for h1s f1ne work 'Z i' ,e e ' ' ' ' . three of the reserves had won, by hard work, a permanent place on the 1 0 I O ' 1 v A , - I i . C I io . . . . . N Hmm 5 Marlene Patterson, as cute a gal as you can find is one of the best in cheerleading. Maye Ball, a sophomore, is right in there yelling and cheering for the boys as much as she can. Lo Anne Fields, a junior in high school, is full of pep. She has added a lot to the cheering squad. Needie Cox, as well as being one of the best-liked girls in school, does her share in keeping up the morale of the boys, Ann Abel Pettus, a dark-haired miss of the junior class really knows how to keep the people cheering whether the boys are winning or not. Doris Jean Weaver, a brown-eyed lass from the senior class is one of the best cheerleaders Stanford has ever had. The boys will certainly miss hearing her cheer them on in next year's season. 19 AN Stanford High's band under the dlrectlon of Mr Irvine Oster, as :Lt has been for several yea.rs, has won a superior ratlng ln the State Music Festival for the past two years This year, Barbara Beattle, clarlnetlst, got superior ratmg 1n state competitlon, and John M Ranlcln, solo bass player, went to Kansas C1ty to play 1n the Natlonal graduated last year, the band has done its best to keep up 115 good records Durlng the summe of l9h9, the band played at the Brodhead Falr, and gave concerts one n1ght a week 1n front of the Stanford Courthouse The majorettes are Pat Spoonamore, Birdle Dell Sou thard, Emily Bell, and Susan Beazley Gloria Oster, our little mascot and the daughter of our director is not shown in 15,1115 picture Gladys Warren 1s the pretty Sponsor 20 F. F. A. band. Even though several of the band members LEE LUB Approxlmately one half of the tanford Ilvn otudents lf a d above the seventh year lr ITV1D6 Osuer, prold of' 1tS lOh rnembers sectlon, wblch 1S l ger grade, are ln the Glee Club tbls AlT6CtOT, says trat he lS very and partlculerly lts large tenor tH1S year tnan ever before The H allelugab Chorusn from landel's HleSSl3hH won for last year's cllb the ratlng of 'Excellent' n the State iusic Festlval at TSX1HQtOH O101JtS from thls, the large t chorls stanford has ever bad, are Eula Jones and Patsy Qpoonanore, Sopranos, Barbara p82tt16, alto, Farvey Reynolds, t nor, and Bob Beck, bafltone 21 . ,, 1 . - 5, 1 O . D , . Hr . l Q R, . -. . , . 1 n an Q A x ' .L .L ' J ' . 3.1 L , N . 7 , . . H . A fl 1 ' I I J ...- . .. , . . 14 .1 , G ' .. - f- . Q 1 ,, , J ,, , F' . 1 ' ,. ' A S ' 0 9 QS 9 6 mwvdvoerp QOQAQQGOOQA S' C919 Ol? 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Our Advisor was Mlss Ruth D8V1S. 23 ' A -. 5 P ' -, A i. ' , - Sentinel - Hatch Baughmang and James E. Dnrham Advisor. For the first . - S . . n , , . , - hqx 1 :qw A. 4 pfgp Lug L. At the first meeting of the Pep Club the following officers were elected: President-----Barbara Beattie Vice-Pres. ---- --Lo Ann Fields Sec. and Treas.-Anna L, Gander A very good representation of the Pep Club has been present at all of the games due to the purchase of activity tickets by the stuient body. A much improved cheering section has resulted. The Pep Club voted to buy jackets and letters for the football players, and sweaters and letters for the basket- ball players. The Pep Club also bought new sweaters for the cheerleaders and paid one-half the cost of their new skirts. 26 U Ncom AN swf The 1nc lnlan staff was headed this year by an intelligent young lady who goes by the name of Marcia Lou Farmer With the able asslstance of Rlchard Grlmes as to Edltor, the paper was one of the best that Stanford High has ever had Both edltor and co edlto are to be commended for thelr hard work and excellent plannlng of the news and covers, not to mention the enlighten1ng ed1 torlals JhiCH were fllled with special study and good com on sense Speak1ng of covers, Martra Jane Montgomery, as the art ed1tor, did an excellent job of making them unioue nd lnteresting at the same tlme The business managers this year care of our flnances The circulation managers were Doris Weaver and Emily Bell These glrls could be seen once a month, running up and down the halls seeing that everyone mad a paper The feature editors were Anna Lou Gander and Lo Anne Fields Roberta Hester and Mlnerva Pence were later added to the l1st of these hard working gals who bring in the jokes and storles for laughs The sports WTltSTS were Barbara Beattle and Edna S Noe, who really wrote picturesque columns about our ataletes The alumn1 reporters, Peggy Northcutt and Earl P Withers, kept us in the know about the graduates of earller years The reporters for the various clubs ln the school were Phyllis Davls, Kathleen Rogers, and Billy Hast1e The grade reporters were Baxbara Beattie, Jack Newsom, Louise Denham, hary J An derson, and Phvllis Mlracle Of course, the Lincolnian would never have been what it was without the excellent help and guidance of the advisers, Miss Nell Davis and Mrs J B Holtzclaw 27 were Patsy Spoonamore and Ann Abel Pettus, who did an excellent job of taking , K I . - . 9 E f ,Ha if 5 k':., ru XB -3? 5 fav A gf-Baa gQa 2',.' 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