Stanford High School - Memo Yearbook (Stanford, KY)

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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

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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

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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