Stanford High School - Memo Yearbook (Stanford, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1951 volume:

The Memo 1951 'Pu Ci 6.cct “Sty 76e Stude tfo St z tfrncC. 'Kentucky T)ec)ication Because your devotion, interest and guidance have inspired us to the higher things of life, and because you have provided us with all the necessities of living so that we might obtain our education, we dedicate with deepest love and esteem, the 1950-51 edition of the MEMO, to you, our parents. Pictured, left to right: Miss Ruth Davis, Miss Nancy Noe, Mrs. J. T. Embry, Miss Nell Davis, Miss Marion Grimes, Mrs. J. B. Holtzclaw, Mrs. John Cash, Mr. James E. Durham, Mr. T. J. Norris, Mr. Joe T. Embry, Mr. Irvin L,. Oster, Mr. G ris G. Ball. Vocational (Jcjlicu Itule tajjfj Pictured, left to right: Assistant Teachers, Hugh Helm, Dayton Merrit, Smith T. Powell, Jr., Ben R. Damron; Head Teacher, James E. Durham; Assistant Teachers, Howard Stamper, L. J. Wells; Associate Teacher, Fred M. Greer; Assistant Teachers, James Burks, Sam T. Vanover. Boatc) Ufj Education Pictured, left to right: Mr. James Phillips, Mr. Earnest Baxter,Mr. Joe T. Embry, Dr. H. I. Frisbie, Mr. Ben Gaines, Mr. Henry Clark Lair, Mr. Ralph E. Leedy. —--- Iftemo Editor........................ Assistant Editor.............. Business Manager.............. Assistant Business Manager... Circulation Manager........... Assistant Circulation Manager Photographic Editor........... Assistant Photographic Editor. Art Editor.................... Assistant Art Editor.......... Club Editor................... Assistant Club Editor......... Sports Editor................. Assistant Sports Editor......... ...Lou Jean Leedy .......LoAnn Fields .....Buddy Sanders .Ann Pettus Jackson .........Emily Bell ........Ronnie Cox ......Wade Vaught ...Jane Ann Perkins ..........Tippy Noe .......Lois Turpin .......Donna Short ....Minerva Pence ......Jack Newsom .........Dick Dunn stniORs LOLA LUANA FIELDS VICE-PRES. LoAnn” Activities: Y-Teen V.-Pres. 4; Pep Club Pres. 4; Class V.-Pres. 4; Class Pres. 1; FHA 3; Glee Club Sec. 4, Member 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Lincolnian Staff 3,4; Girl’s Basketball 4; Memo Staff. Best Asset: Leading personality. Ambition: To go to Transy. DONNA LEE SHORT TREAS. “Dutch” Activities: Class Treas. 4; Glee Club 2,4; Lincolnian Staff 3,4; Y-Teens 1; Memo Staff. Best Asset: Blonde, wavy hair. Ambition: To write a book of poems. RICHARD NEW LAND GRIMES, PRES. “Rick” Activities: Class Pres. 3,4; Lincolnian Staff 3, 4; FFA 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4. Best Asset: Musical ability. Ambition: To be an architect. WILLIAM FRANKLIN BLANTON “Bill” Activities: FFA 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2.3. Best Asset: His horselaugh. Ambition: To be a sailor. LOU JEAN LEEDY, SEC. “Lou” Activities: Class Sec. 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club Sec. Treas. 4; Y-Teen Sec. 3; FHA 3; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Lincolnian Staff 3,4; Memo Staff. Best Asset: Ability to make friends. Ambition: To become a “Mrs.” EDNA STITH NOE REPORTER “Tippy” Activities: Y-Teen 2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 3; Lincolnian Staff 3,4; Girl’s Basketball 4; Memo Staff. Best Asset: Sense of humor. Ambition: To establish an orphan’s home (for rabbits). VERA CATHERINE MORGAN Checkers” Activities: Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Best Asset: Her soft voice. Ambition: To be a hotrod racer. RICHARD FRANKLIN DUNN Dick” Activities: Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Memo Staff. Best Asset: His well-groomed hair. Ambition: To be a successful football coach. HARVEY DEAN REYNOLDS “Varmint” Activities: Football 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Track 4. Best Asset: Voice Ambition: To be a Met. Singer. DAISY AUCE BROWN “Daisy” Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 3. Best Asset: Good grades. Ambition: To fill her Hope Chest. TINSLEY TIMOTHY BALL, Jr. “Tennessee Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4; FFA 3,4; FFA Sec. 4; Pep Club 3,4. Best Asset: Speaking ability. Ambition: To be a minister. JOHN THOMAS DUNAWAY Zombie” Activities: FFA 1; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Best Asset: His curls. Ambition: To be a History teacher. ANN PETTUS JACKSON ••Abell” Activities: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Vice-Pres. 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Y-Teen Pres. 4. Best Asset: Cute looks and friendly ways. Ambition: To be a good wife. JACK EDWARD NEWSOM “Jackie'' Activities: Football 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 3; FFA 3; Lincolnian Staff 3,4; Memo Staff. Best Asset: Ability to tell “jokes.” Ambition: To be a Playboy. BURNETTE RAY SANDERS “Beak” Activities: Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FFA 1; Track 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Lincolnian Staff 4; Memo Staff. Best Asset: Athletic ability. Ambition: To have the Hubble road paved. EMILY McBEATH BELL “Emily ’ Activities: FHA 2,3; Y-Teen 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Majorette 3,4; Junior Cheerleader 2; Lin! colnian Staff 3,4; Memo Staff. Best Asset: Pug-nose. Ambition: To be Mrs. “Beak” JAMES BROWN McCORMACK “Jim” Activities: Band 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; FFA 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Best Asset: Personality Ambition: To survive chemistry. MARY ANN NOE ‘ ‘Mose Activities: Y-Teens 2. Best Asset: Her silly little giggle. Ambition: To be a lady wrestler. SUE FRANCES BOONE “Sue Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2; FHA 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Best Asset: Quietness. Ambition: To be a book- keeper. RONALD HUGHES COX Ronnie ’' Activities: Football 2, 3,4; Basketball 1,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FFA 1; Lincolnian Staff 4; Memo Staff. Best Asset; His crew haircut. Ambition: Never to work. JOHN LAY Red Activities: Football 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; FFA 1. Best Asset: His millions of freckles. Ambition: To ride the fastest motorcycle in the world. JANE ANN PERKINS Perk Activities: Band Sponsor 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Memo Staff. Best Asset: Her muscles. Ambition: To be a nurse. ROBERT WADE VAUGHT Wade Activities: FFA 1. Best Asset: The wave in his hair. Ambition: To be a big car dealer. MINERVA PENCE Min Activities: Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 2; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Lincolnian Staff 3,4; Memo Staff. Best Asset: Brown eyes. Ambition: To go to school down South. JUANITA SOWERS Nita Activities: Pep Club 1,2,3.4; FHA 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3; Glee Club 1.2,3,4. Best Asset; Blue eyes. Ambition: To get out of high school. EARL PORTER WITHERS ••Pot” Activities: Football 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2; Band 1; Pep Club Vice-Pres. 4. Best Asset: His Toni.” Ambition: To live recklessly. JOHN EARL GOOCH “Specs” Activities: FFA 3,4; Band 3,4; FFA Sentinel. Best Asset: His friendliness. Ambition: To be a successful farmer. RUBY MARIE YOUNG Ruby” Activities: FHA 2; Y-Teens 2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4. Best Asset: Her figger” Ambition: To be Mrs. Lucien. KENNETH HUME Kenny’ ’ Activities: Football 4; FFA 1,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4. Best Asset: Physique. Ambition: To hunt and fish all the time. LOIS LENORA TURPIN Jeep” Activities: Y-Teens 2; Glee Club 4; Pep Club 4; Lincolnian Staff 4; Memo Staff. Best Asset: Strawberry-blonde hair. Ambition: To get a job in Indiana. Histv o| ei ass 0| 95 In September, 19 1, fifteen of the present class of 1951 strolled up to Mrs. Maurice Murphy’s first grade room. Wide-eyed and rosy cheeked, they were: Sue Frances Boone, John Thomas Dunaway, LoAnn Fields, Rick Grimes, Kenneth Hume, Ann Abell, Pettus Jackson, Jimmy McCormack, Vera Morgan, Jack Newsom, Harvey Dean Reynolds, Jane Ann Perkins, Buddy Sanders, Lois Turpin, Wade Vaught, and Earl Porter Withers. Under Mrs. Rochester in the second grade, John Lay came from Liberty to be our class redhead. Mrs. Settle taught in the third grade where Tippy Noe joined our ranks. Three were picked up in the fourth grade with Miss Denham teaching. They were; Lou Jean Leedy, Mary Ann Noe, and Dick Dunn. Ronnie Cox straggled in from Lancaster in the fifth grade to make Miss Jones class a little livelier. Minerva Pence paraded in from Hubble in the sixth grade to make the total of the class of 51 then to be 22. Miss Dudderar taught us that year. We picked up no new pupils in the seventh grade, but with Miss Nell Davis teaching, we had fun. The eighth grade proved to be more prolific than the preceeding two. Emily Bell, Juanita Sowers, and Ruby Young marched up and put their names on our class roll. Emily and Juanita came from Hubble and Ruby came from Pine Grove. Mrs. Joe T. Embry was our home room teacher that year. Nope, no new classmates in the freshmen year. Under Mrs. Holtzclaw, we managed to go about our business in fine fashion though. Miss Ruth Davis’ first year at SHS will stay clear in her mind I’m sure, since our class was her first home room. About the last six weeks of that year, a little blonde came from Lafayette in Fayette County to find a place also in our little class, Her name was Donna Short. Then we were juniors! Bill Blanton, Tinsley Ball, Jr., and John Earl Gooch came in from Goshen to fill out our class roll to a total of 29. Mr. James Durham was our class sponsor and we sure liked him. Now, our year. We’re seniors. To bring our total number to 30, Daisy Brown came from the Crab Orchard School. Mrs. John Cash was our Sponsor and we couldn’t have found anywhere a better, sweeter, more co-operative person than she was during our entire senior year. Well, that’s about all of our history, but we have a great future to look forward to. Hast Will Civic) 'Testament We the graduating class of 51 After years of sorrow mixed with fun As the schoolhouse fades from view We have some things to leave with you: To the Jolly Juniors we leave behind Our capability to enrich our mind Down in the lunchroom they will see The senior table where we laughed with glee. To the sophomore class is left behind Our friendship, love, and ways so kind. To the freshmen who sure will need it We leave advice; we hope they’ll heed it. To dear ole SHS we will All our test papers and our quill. Ruby Young leaves her ability to catch the boys (especially Ronnie) to Birdie Dell. Juanita Sowers leaves her dimpled smile to Eula Jones, and Sue Frances Boone leaves her ability to be seen and not heard to Mary Jo Anderson. Jane Ann Perkins decided to leave her muscles to Miss Ruth Davis so she could handle her sophomore boys. “Zombie leaves his laziness to Bob Noe. Slow down. Bob! ! To Carroll Brent, John Earl Gooch leaves his bashful ways. To the seniors of 51- 52 Kenneth leaves his brother T. J. Emily Bell leaves her majorette ability to the next girl lucky enough to be elected. Donna Short leaves her poetic ability to Billy Mac who has always wanted to be able to quote Shakespeare. HA! Minerva Pence leaves her ability to attract men to Betty Watkins who seems to be waiting for the right one to come along. LoAnn wills her managing ability to Donnie Whitehouse. Buddy leaves his ability to tell wild tales so effectively to Eddie Robinson. Lois Turpin leaves her curly hair and shy ways to Paul Taylor who could use a little of both, and Dick Dunn leaves his little feet and big ways to Hatch Baughman, who we hope will put them to good use. Ronnie Cox wills his ability to make all the girls swoon to Briar Clark. Mary Ann Noe leaves her silly little giggle to Lula Gay Griffin. Jack Newsom leaves his fashionable haircut to any boy who is foolish enough to get one like it. Daisy is leaving to Willa Lee Banks her ability to flatter the boys and bum chewing gum. Rick Grimes leaves his ability to be junior and senior class president to anyone. Harvey Dean leaves his English notebooks to Miss Grimes. “Big Jim leaves his football playing ability and 100 pounds to Jimmy Baxter. John Lay, after crying because he couldn’t take it with him, decided to leave his red hair and freckles to “Kayo.” Tippy Noe leaves Jane E. Harris her ability to cut up in study hall. Wade Vaught leaves his waves to Tea Weaver, and a lock or two of his hair, too, since Tea’s is so short. Lou Jean leaves her typing ability to Susan Beazley. Earl Porter Withers needs every trait he has, so we decided if he just left, he would satisfy everybody. Ann Abell leaves Wanda Rae the ability to pass Geometry and Physics. Junior Ball leaves his singing ability to Tommy Hester. Class P o Well, here we are in 1961 and from the size of Lois Turpin’s family, we believe “Cheaper By The Dozen” must be her motto. Dick Dunn and Jack Newsom are coaching, and neither of them can understand why boys are always breaking training. Mary Ann Noe and Minerva Pence, are in the nursing profession. Anyone feel sick?????? Daisy Brown has become a very successful career woman. Speaking of career women, LoAnn Fields has just announced her candidacy for president of the U. S. in 1961. In case anyone feels they need a psychiatrist, just go see Dr. Harvey Reynolds. Jim McCormack is sitting back taking it easy while he watches the nickels roll in. Ronnie Cox is the new manager of Krogers, while John Lay is making history on his record-breaking motorcycle. (Record for breaking the most bones.) Vera Morgan has won the best actress award of 1961 while little Ruby Young has been named as the best actress ever to appear on “Inner Sanctum. ’ Quiet but busy Wade Vaught is living in Florida, retired and driving a Cadillac. “Pot” Withers has invented another labor-saving device, and John Earl Gooch has produced a tobacco plant that will grow ready-made cigarettes. Lou Jean has at last said “yes ' and there’s to be a wedding in June. Mrs. Jackson is settled in Versailles with Albert and ten little Jacksons. Tippy Noe had trouble deciding between marriage and a career but chose matrimony. Tinsley Ball is a second Billy Sunday. Sue Boone, having decided she liked Stanford, has been working in her father’s store waiting for the right man to come along. Juanita Sowers decided a long time ago to settle down, so now she is trying to be a good wife for ?? ? Kenneth Hume now owns the world’s largest fishing camp. Emily Bell, very happily married to Buddy, has a full time job washing milk bottles, and Buddy gets up at 4:30 to deliver the milk. What a life! ! John Thomas Dunaway now owns his own theatre and of course he is sending passes to all his old classmates. Jane Ann Perkins just can’t decide which proposal to accept. Eeny, meeny, miny, mo. We have just found out that Donna Short has been appointed Poet Laureate of Kentucky for 1961. Rick Grimes, the world-famous architect, is now drawing up the plans for a new Stanford High School since it was “accidentally” destroyed by the chemistry class. BUDDY JOHN THOMAS JOHN EARL SUE FRANCES MARY ANN LOU JEAN � ___________ ,t1 TV JUANITA LOIS DICK EMILY VERA DAISY Class O icels SENIOR OFFICERS Pres., Rick Grimes; Vice-Pres., LoAnn Fields; See., Lou Jean Leedy; Tress., Donna Short. Freshmen Officers Pres., Peyton Gooch; Vice-Pres., Eddie Robinson; Sec., Barbara Timberlake: Treas.. Billy Lawson. jumoRS Joan Hurst Bob Noe Jim Woods Adams Betty Watkins Marlene Patterson Birdie Dell Southard Gloria Robinson James Allen Gooch Peggy Jo Brown Delena Dunham Harry Hill Baughman Peggy Walker Bernettie Yantis Harold Long JUNIORS Marvin Reed President Weedie Cox Vice-Pres. George O. Spoonamore Susan Beazley Jean Taylor Norman Anderson Billy Roy Hastie Carroll Brent Willa Lee Banks Jimmy McGuffey Charles Hume Billie Bell Bobby Hester Mary Jo Anderson Ruby Adams Norma Rae Bourne Shirley Martin James Weaver President Bill Cox Wanda Rae Colyer Virginia Berry Don Dawson Don Potts Carolyn Wyler SOPHOMORES Eula Jones Secretary Lula Gay Griffin Sue Good Tina Rice Keith Hall Bobby Chadwell Rowan Saufley III Doris Sandlin Laverne Hurst Rosemary Tillet Betty Powers Victor Young Juanita Kitts Eugene Lawrence Shirley Payne Eddie Turpin Ffi£5fllMn Tommy Ensslin Bobby Denny Donnie Whitehouse Jim Spoonamore Druetta Lawson Faye Baker Ann Caudill FRESHMEN Tommy Wright Billy Wilson Barbara Timberlake Eddie Robinson Jane Watkins Cloyd Oaks E. G. Brock Nellie Berry David Miracle Bobby Clark Tommy Payne Barbara Hill Imogene Barrett Billy Lee Lawson Kate Ball SPORTS This year was the first year Stanford ever had a track team and the first meet with Danville showed the more experienced Admirals beating us by two points. While Anderson one of the finer teams in the state defeated us 24 point's. The Best all around man on the team was Marvin Reed. But another good man was Buddy Sanders who was never beaten in the 440 yard run. Buddy Sanders, Dick Dunn, Marvin Reed, Jack Newsome, Kenneth Hume. Bottom Row; Billy Hastie, Jim Woods Adams, George Spoonamore, Harvey Reynolds, Coach Ball. 'football Our football team didn’t end up a class A team this year but we still think they did well while only winning two out of seven games. They were Anderson 20-19 and our old rival Lancaster which we beat 20-0. The games we lost were Winchester, Carlisle, Georgetown, Nicholasville, and Harrods-burg. Bottom Row: Jack Newsome, Marvin Reed, Kenneth Thompson, John Lay, Earl Withers, Doug Anderson, Jim Frisbie. Second Row: Bill Cox, Rick Grimes, Keith Hall, Billy Wilson, Jim Spoonamore, Bill Bell, Bob Clark, Tommy Wright. Third Row: Short Saufley, Ronnie Cox, Bob Noe, Kenneth Hume, Jim McCormick, Briar Clark, Buddy Sanders, Dick Dunn. Top Row: Harold Long, Tee Weaver, Carrol Brent, Jim Adams, George Spoonamore, Hatch Baughman. Vateitij Stanford has had a hard fighting ball team this year and has never given up to any foe no matter what the odds against it were or how far behind it may have been. We take our hats off to this ballteam which has worked so hard toward victory and wish the ones left behind good luck in the future. Marvin Reed, George Spoonamore, Jim Woods Adams, James Weaver, Tinsley Ball, Harry Hill Baughman, Harold Long, Buddy Sanders, Carroll Brent, Briar Clark,Coach Norris. Second 'Team Donnie Whitehouse, Tommy Wright, Charles Lasure, Coach Ball, Bill Cox, James Dunham, Jim Spoonamore, Eddie Mac Turpin, Billy Wilson, Short Saufley, Keith Hall, Jim Reed, Charles Hume, Eddie Robinson. Pej? Club Clteelleadels Marlene Patterson LoAnn Fields Birdie Dell Southard Weedie Cox flaiviTits Hincol man Editor--Rick Grimes, Co-Editor--Weedie Cox, Minerva Pence, Jim Woods Adams, LoAnn Fields, Billy Roy Hastie, Marlene Patterson, Birdie Dell Southard, Ann Pettus Jackson, Norman Anderson, Jean Taylor, Gloria Robinson, Delena Dunham, Miss Nell Davis, Mrs. J. B. Holtz-claw, Vera Morgan, Wanda Rae Colyer, Lou Jean Leedy, Tippy Noe, Lois Turpin, Irene Snow, Ann Caudill, Donna Short, Buddy Sanders, Emily Bell, Jack Newsom, Ronny Cox, Susan Beazley, W ade Vaught. Teen The Y-Teen Club has 26 members this year. Ann Pettus Jackson is President, LoAnn Fields, Vice-President, Georgia Lee Cox, Secretary, and Birdie Dell Southard, Treasurer. In the spring they plan to have the annual Football Basketball Banquet. Miss Ruth Davis is their sponsor. The members are: Minerva Pence, Emily Bell, Gloria Robinson, Carolyn Wyler, Bernetti Yantis, Birdie Dell Southard, Weedie Cox, LoAnn Fields, Ann Pettus Jackson, Delena Dunham, Maye Ball, Vera Morgan, Peggy Walker, Susan Beazley, Tina Rice, Norma Rae Bourne, Marlene Patterson, Shirley Martin, Sue Good, Eula Jones, Jean Taylor, Lou Jean Leedy, Joan Hurst, Mary Jo Anderson, Doris Sandlin, Miss Ruth Davis. tfjCL This year the F. F. A. has 35 members. Mr. James Durham is the adviser. The President is George O. Spoonamore, Vice-President is Bob Noe, Secretary is Tinsely Ball, and Treasurer is James Weaver. This year they plan to be host for the Cumberland District F. F. A. Field Day. The chapter will meet standard qualifications this year for the first time in recent years. The members are: Tommy Hester, Billy Lee Lawson, Jim Spoonamore, David Miracle, G. W. Roney, Harold Hester, Kenneth Hester, Tommy Payne, Victor Young, Jimmy McGuffey, Bobby Chadwell, Charles Hume, Eugene Lawrence, Miller McCormack, E. G. Brock, Don Dawson, Don Potts, Bobby Hester, Billie Mac Bell, Norman Anderson, Carroll Brent, Kenneth Hume, T. J. Hume, Keith Hall, Bill Blanton, John Earl Gooch, Tinsley Ball, Mr. James Durham, James Weaver, Bob Noe, and George O. Spoonamore. ?an 5 The Band this year is composed of forty-five students and six of them are Seniors. Ann Pettus Jackson is the secretary. The members range from the fourth grade through the twelfth and they are well-balanced in all sections. This year the Band intends to give a concert for the public instead of going to the annual state contest. The Sponsor is Jane Ann Perkins and the four majorettes are: Emily Bell, Tina Rice, Susan Beazley, and Birdie Dell Southard. Paul Taylor is the Drum Major and Mr. Irvin Oster is the Director. Left to right: Birdie Dell Southard, Emily Bell, Susan Beazley, Tina Rice, Henry Clay Long, Newland Hester, Earl Long, Don Thomas, Johnny Matheny, Bill Cox, Sue Noe, Mary Jo Morrow, Betsy Burgin, Mary Jo Anderson, Barbara Frisbie, Betty Dudderar, Sue Sauf-ley, Linda Blackerby, Jerry Griffin, Jane Ann Perkins, G. W. Roney, Paul Baker, Bob Bill Baxter, Harvey Dean Reynolds, Jane Clayton Morrow, Mary Evelyn Bell, Suzanne Grimes, Jane Eleanor Harris, Anne Carroll Severance, Maggie Oster, Doris Ann Hooker, Phyllis Gooch, Paul Taylor, Ronnie Wilson, James Allen Gooch, E. G. Brock, John Earl Gooch, Dick Dunn, Weedie Cox, Jean Taylor, Tippy Noe, Ann Pettus Jackson, LeRoy Boone, Mil-ton Whitehouse, Don Dawson, Charles Lasure, Rick Grimes, Doris Sandlin, Ann Boone Nave, Wanda Rae Colyer, Tommy Grimes, Eddie Robinson, Billy Roy Hastie, Mr. Oster. Forming “The Jug“ at the Stanford-Lancaster Football game. Cjlee (3lub In Glee Club this year we have about a hundred members. 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