Stanford High School - Memo Yearbook (Stanford, KY)

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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 , - . J . - . an A. 1 0 S . . . . . . S . . . , . . . 9 . Y V . A 5 . . . ,. . . . . . a . V . . . g le . . . f , A ' p . . . . . h. . . . N buying stamps for the letters she writes every day. . D V . . . .A . . 0 . . .4 2 0 . D . . . . . . H A 0 A . . . - . . . . 1 . . . - . . , X I l I 0 I . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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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,