Stanford High School - Memo Yearbook (Stanford, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1952 volume:

Stratum We, the Seniors of 1952, dedicate our annual to those people whose faith and guidance have made it possible for us to be the graduating class of ’52—Our Parents. To our Parents we say THANKS. Seated left to right: Mrs. J. T. Embry, Miss Marian Grimes, Miss Nell Davis, Mrs. George Forsythe, Mrs. J. D. Hillman, Mrs John Cash Standing left to right: Mr. Durham, Mr. J. T. Embry, Mr. T. J. Norris Mr. Garis Ball, Mr. George Forsythe FACULTY MEMO STAFF Editor ................... Assy. Editor ............. Business Manager ......... Asst. Business Manager .... Calculation Manager ...... Asst. Circulation Manager Photographic Editor....... Asst. Photographic Editor Club Reporter ............ History of Class ......... Prophecy of Class ........ ..................... VVeedie Cox ................ Gloria Robinson ................ Billy Roy Hastie .............. Jim Woods Adams .................. Margie Farmer ........... George O. Spoonamore ....................Nellie Rogers ................ Hatch Baughman ..................... Jean Taylor Birdie Southard Doug Anderson .....Susan Beazley Joan Hurst Senior Report..... Glee Club Report Class Will ....... Betty Tillett Lucy Jones ........ Marlene Patterson Bob Noe Tommy Hester LINCOLNIAN STAFF Editor ......................................... Weedie Cox Asst. Editor ............................ Mary Jo Anderson Business Manager .................... Birdie Dell Southard Asst. Business Manager ....................... Short Saufley Circulation Manager ....................... Susan Beazley Asst. Circulation Manager .............................. Tina Rice Alumni Reporter ................................ Jean Taylor Asst. Alumni Reporter ....................... Shirley Martin Sports Editors ............ Doug Anderson Jim W. Adams Asst. Sport Editor ........................ Gloria Robinson Feature Editors .......... Billy Hastie Marlene Patterson Asst. Feature Editor .................... Norma Rae Bourne Jokes ............. Briar Clark, Sue Goode Wanda Colyer F. F. A. Reporter ....................... Jimmy Spoonamore Art Editor .................................... Tommy Wright Senior Reporter ........................ Marlene Patterson Junior Reporter Y-FHA ........................ Eula Jones Sophomore Reporter........................ Barbara Timberlake Freshman Reporter...................................... Velma Napier 8th Grade Reporter.........................Susanne Grimes 7th Grade Reporter ........................ Sally McGuffey Adviser................................... Mrs. J. D. Hillman MARVIN LEWIS REED, PRES •Stinky ’ Activities: Class Pres. 3-4; Basketball Football 1-4; F. F. A. 1; Glee Club 1-3; Pep Club 1-3; Track 1 Best Asset. Athletic Ability Ambition. To play basketball at U. K. and be an engineer. GEORGIA LEE COX. V—PRE3. “Weedie” Activities: V—Pres. 3-4; Glee Club 1-3: Lincolnian Staff 3 4; Band 1-3; Pep Club 1-3; Y— Teen 2-4; Girls Basketball 2-3; Cheerleader 2-4; Memo Staff Best Asset. Leading Personality Ambition: To be Mrs. Jesse Shy Hooker. Jr. ! ! BIRDIE MUNDELLE SOUTHARD. SECRETARY “Birdie” Activities: Secretary 4. Linco- lnian Staff 3-4; Glee Club 1-3, Band Majcrctte 1-1; Pep Club 1-3; Y—Tc:n 2-4; Cheerleader 3-4; Girls Basketball 2-3; Memo Staff. Best Asset: Ability to make friends. Ambition: To get married as soon as possible. GLORIA DAWN ROBINSON TREASURER “Gloria” Activities: Treasurer 3-4; Cheerleader 4; Glee Club 1-2-4; Y— Teen 2-3; Lincolnian Staff 3-4; Pep Club 1-3; Girls Basketball 2-3; Memo Staff. Best Asset: Dimples. Ambition: To be Mrs. Rudolf Wyler. ’4 ’ 1 •v- HARRY HILL BAUGHMAN 0m Hatch Activities: Basketball 2-4; Foot- W A ball 2-4; F.F.A. 1 2 Glee Club 1-3; Pep Club 1-3; Memo Staff. Best Asset: Good looks • | Ambition: To be a traveling v jH s salesman. NELLIE FRANCES ROGERS Nellie Activities: Y—Teen 3: Pep Club 1-3; Girls Basketball 2-3; Memo Staff. Best Asset: Her Muscles ! ! ! Ambition: To be a Chiropractor ROBERT HUGH NOE Bob WILLIAM ROY HASTIE Bill Activities: Football 3-4; Basketball 3-4; Track 2-3-4; F.F.A. 1-2; Pep Club 1-3; Lincolnian Staff 1-4; Band 1-3; Glee Club 1-3; Memo Staff. Best Asset: Well-groomed Ambition: To have plenty and do little! ! Activities: F.F.A. 1-4; Football 3-4; Pep Club 1-3; Band 1; Memo Staff. Best Asset: Ability to argue. Ambition: To be a billiard player MARLENE PATTERSON ’‘Marlene Activities: Cheerleader 2 4; Pep Club 2r3; Lincolnian 8taff 3-4; Y—Teen 2-4; Glee Club 2-4; Band 3-4; Girls Basketball 2-4; Best Asset: Marvin Ambition: To be Marvin's homemaker WANDA RAE COLYER “Wanda Activities: Glee Club 3-4; Band 3: Band Sponsor 4; Pep Club 3; T—Teen 4; Lincolnian Staff 3-4; Girls Basketball 3; Best Asset: Blue eyes Ambitlctti To marry Paulll GEORGE 0. iPOONAMQRB, III Mpnonie Activities; F.F.a l Utrl«t Prn« 8-4; Basketball 3-4; Football 8. 3, 4; Track 9, 4, Memo Staff V—Pre . M.Y.P ; Pap Club. Beat Asset; Manner Ambition: To bo an ‘'Amortals ■Farmer PEGGY JO DROWN Peggy Activity, Olee Club 1-3; Pep Club 3. Beat Aaaet: Drown eyes and oom- plexkji Ambition To be a secretary BETTY JANE TILLETT Betty Activltiei: Glee Club 1-2; Pop Club 1-3; Memo Staff. Beet Aeeet: Ability to baby alt Ambition: To fill her hope chest CARROLL LYNN BRENT “Big Time Activities: F.F.A. 1, 3; Pep Club 1-3; Track 3-4; Football 1-4; Basketball 2-4; Glee Club 1-3. Best Asset: His Smile Ambition: Own the 8tork Club i o - JOAN HURST JAMES WOODS ADAMS Dirt’ Activities: Basketball 3-4; Football 2-4; Track 2-4; F.F.A. 1-2; Lincolnian Staff 3-4; Glee Club 3; Class Pres. 1; Pep Club 1-3; Memo Staff Best Asset: Personality Ambition: To be a farmer Jo Activities: Girls Basketball 2-3; Y—-Teen 3; F.H.A. 1-3; Memo Staff. Best Asset; Boys Ambition: To be a career girl HAROLD 0IP8ON LONG Governor Aotlvites; Basketball 3-4; Foot-ball 3-4; Track 3-4; F.F.A, 1-3-4; Pep Club i-a Best Asset; His Quiet Manner Ambition: To go to college DARRQLL THOM M HRSTWU ShmoQ Activities! Football 1-4 i F:F:A, l=8i Pep Flub 1=8; Memo Staif Bast Asset; His Jaugb Ambition? To be manager of thf ASP UVQY MAF J W88 “Lucy'’ Activities; FH:A: ii Memo Best Asset? Her long baip Ambittiii? To l?a a nurse SUSAN EMBRY BEAZELY NORMAN DOUGLAS ANDERSON “Doug Activities: Football 1-4; F.F.A. 1. 3: Pep Club 1. 3: Lincolnian Staff 3-4; Memo Staff Best Asset: Blonde Hair Ambition: To never work! “Sue Activities: Y—Teen 1-3; Glee Club 1-3; Pep Club 1-3; Band Majorette 1-4; Lincolnian Staff 3-4; Memo Staff Best Asset: Her figure Ambition: To marry a “swabbie JEAN RICHMOND TAYLOR “Speedy Activities: Band 1-4; Glee Club 1-3; Y—Teen 2-4; F.H.A. 1-Pep Club 1-3; Lincolnian Staff 3-4; Memo Stafff. Best Asset: Her pleasing personality Ambition: To be a technician “NinebaJl Activities: F.F.A. 1-2; Pep Club 1-3. Bets Asset: Brains Ambition: To be Mr. Hillman's assistant MARGIE BELL FARMER “Margie” Activities: B nd 1-4; Glee 2-3; Y—Teen 2-3; F.H.A. 1; Pep Club 1; Memo Staff Best Asset: Her soft voice Ambition: To be a telephone linesman HISTORY In September, 1940, fourteen of the present 24 Seniors started the long hard journey towards education. They were Susan Beazley, Georgia Lee Cox. Joan Hurst, Gloria Robinson, Birdie Dell Southard, Jim Woods Adams, Norman Anderson, Harry Hill Baughman, Tommy Hester, Jack Hester Harold Long, Bob Noe, Marvin Reed and George 0. Spoonamore. In the second grade Carroll Brent joined our group, but Gloria Robinson left us to go to Lancaster and Jack Hester went to Crab Orchard. In the third grade Nellie Rogers, our star female athlete, j oined us. Our number wasn’t increased until the sixth grade, when Wanda Colyer, Jean Taylor and Billy Hastie joined our group. Billy Hastie left us the latter part of the sixth grade, but found there was none like us anywhere else and came back. We also gained Lucy Jones in the seventh grade and lost Susan Beazley and Wanda Colyer. In the eighth grade Jack Hester and Susan Beazley came back to graduate with us, and Gloria Robinson returned for our Freshman year. In our sophomre year we were joined by Marlene Patterson from Kings Mountain. Betty Tillett and Peggy Jo Brown came to be with us the last two years of our journey, and Margie Farmer and Wanda Colyer rejoined us for the last and most important year of our high school career. CLASS PROPHECY It is now 195 8 and when I think of my former classmates, some really amazing things have happened. Margie Farmer, better known as Henry Clay Farmer, is now head of the biggest law firm in New York. If you want to enlarge your muscles go to see Dr. Nellie Rogers. She has a practice in Stanford, Kentucky. We see that Jean Taylor is a technician ad the Stanford Hospital these days. Weedie Cox is now Mrs. Jesse Hocker, Jr. and is raising a state champion basketball team. Jack Hester has been elected President of the United States and has settled down in Key West, Florida. We now see Hatch Baughman sitting back at his desk at Baughman Milling Co. trying to figure out how to get a three pound sack of flour into a five pound sack and to sell it for the price of a ten pound sack. Peggy Jo Brown is still in Stanford waiting to become Mrs. Roy Berry. Bob Noe and Jim Woods Adams have just graduated from the University of Kentucky School of Agriculture. Jim is married to Tina and has settled down in dear old Lincoln county to raise kids. Bob is just raising ‘farm animals Joan Hurst and Gloria Robinson are married to two fine Government employees. You guessed it, the Army and the Navy. They get all the luck. Marvin Reed is now playing pro-basketba11 with the Indianapolis Olympians. We see that Marlene Patterson is a secretary in Indianapolis Indiana, staying close to Marvin. Tommy Hester is now manager of the New Lincoln Theatre. He is finally bringing some good shows to Stanford. The kind he likes with lots of girls in them. Wanda Colyer is now operating the Taylor grocery store, located on Lancaster Road. Birdie Dell Southard and Norman Anderson are now Mr. fc Mrs. and are living in Stanford. Mrs. Anderson is still working at Sam Robinson's and Doug is still loafing at Begley's. If you want food or any kind of merchandise cheap, go see the owner of Hastie Wholesale Company. Billy Roy Hastie. Susan Beazley is now Mrs. Orville McGuffey and has settled down in San Diegok California, to raise some 'little sailors'. Carroll Brent and Harold Long are now managers of rival stores. Brent, the A. 8c P. , and Harold, Kroger. Betty Tillett is now manager of the Cowden Plant in Stanford. George 0. Spoonamore is now owner of one of the largest Blue Grass Farms in Fayette County and has found time to become the head teacher in the Ag. Department at U. of Ky. If any one gets sick and has to go to the Stanford Hospital, he will find himself in the good care of Nurse Lucy Jones. CLASS WILL We, the graduating class of 1952, in the studying of our high school days, naturally have accumulated various and valuable possessions. We have acquired a vast store of knowledge, and a great skill in athletics. Therefore, we are burdened with these possessions and think it fitting to dispose of them. We realize that the school as a whole will be at a great disadvantage if we take all of our priceless possessions as well as ourselves. We therefore, make this our last will and testament to dispose of our possessions that we have acquired in the last 12 years in the way we know best, and make fitting bequests to those worthy and needy. We leave to the Junior Class our seats in the Senior Room and the lunchroom. To the Sophomores we leave our culture and disciplined ways. To the Freshmen we leave our stamina and courage of which it has taken much during the last four years Marlene Patterson leaves to Shirley Martin her cheerleading out fit. Nellie Rogers leaves her flirting ways to Kate Ball. Jean Taylor leaves her ability to drive fast to Carolyn Wyler. Gloria Robinson leaves her ability to 'brown nose to T. Weaver who needs it badly. Carroll Brent leaves his banana eating ability to Billy M.Bell Tack Hester bequeaths his Latin speaking ability to Eddie Robinson. Billy Roy Hastie leaves his ability to sleep late on Monday mornings to Briar Clark. Margie Farmer leaves her ‘poodle haircut to Martha Harmon. Marvin Reed leaves his ability to play basketball to Donald Potts. Birdie Dell Southard wills her ability to catch a man to Lula Gay Griffin. Peggy Jo Brown leaves her ability to chew gum to Mr. Forsythe. Lucy Jones wills her long hair to Ann Caudill. Betty Tillett leaves he ability to be seen and not heard to Johanna Camenish. Ronnie Patterson inherits Jim Woods Adams' 10b of tending the ice plant. Tommy Hester leaves his ability to keep you laughing to Bill Cox. Fanalee Ball inherits Geo. 0. Spoonamore s parking place. Harold Long leaves his hook shot on the basketball floor to Donnie Whitehouse. Norman Anderson wills his way to catch women to Victor Young. Harry Hill Baughman leaves the road map to Short Sauf ley so he can go to Harrodsburg by himself. Wanda Rae Colyer leaves Nancy Murphy her ability to be late t o schoo 1. Bob Noe wills his ability to catch fish to Mr. Norris, Susan Beazley leaves to the girls of Stanford High School her ability to catch all the sailors on furlough. Joan Hurst leaves Alice Traylor her place in the lunchroom. Weedie Cox leaves her good grades to Billy Mac Bell. •„ . 1 Compliments of L flc B Drive In on U S 150 Stanford, Kentucky ’Meet the crowd here1 WAY BACK WHEN1 1. Susan 7 . George 0 2. Jean 8. Betty 3. Jim Woods 9. Weedie 4. Birdie Dell 10. Gloria 5. Billy Roy 11. Carr ol1 6. Marlene 121 Nellie STANFORD SWEET SHOP OSBORNE GAS SERVICE Homemade Candies Cakes Pies Mill Street Stanford; Kentucky Stanford. Kentucky Compliments of THOMAS SHOE SHOP Phone 2377 Stanford, Ky. DAVISON PHOTO STUDIOS Stanford. Kentucky BEN FRANKLIN STORE T H. Martin Prop. Stanford Kentucky ‘WAY BACK WHEN 13. Marvin 16. Jack 14. Norman 17. Tommy 15. Mar g i e 18. Wanda BURTON SERVICE STATION LINCOLN BARBER SHOP ‘Don't Drive by-Drive In Dena Reynolds, Prop. Stanford, Ky. Stanford, Ky. STANFORD HARDWARE COMPANY Phone 2218 Stanford, Ky. LINCOLN ELECTRICAL SHOP Westinghouse Appliances Stanford, Ky. REEDS BARPER SHOP Stanford, Kentucky Compliments of BAUGH fit GARNER Home Furnishers ‘If it Isn't Right, We Make It Right Danville. Kentucky JUNIORS First Row: Second Row s Third Row: Fourth Row; James Weaver. Carolyn Wyler Eooie Turpin Tina Rice. Jimmy Reeii Shirley martin,Briar C ark.Norma R, Bourne.Short Sauflew.Mary Jo Anderson Billy Bell. Sue Taylor Goode. Bobby Hester. Eula Jones. Jimmy McGuffey Shirley Payne. Victor Young. Clara Hurt. Jimmie Frisb e. Lula Griffin SAUFLEY BELL Your International Haxvtittr Healer Phone 2525 Stanford. Kya JUN!ORS F'rst Row: Donald Potts. Virgna Berry Char.es Hume. Laverne Hurst. Donald Dawson Second Row: Rosemary T -lett, Eugene .awrence. Rubw Adams. Russell S.ngleton Not Shown: B?u. Cox (; t V I t CLASS OFFiCERS: Short Saufley. President Shirley Payne. V-Ppemoent Mary jo Anderson. Secretary Shirley Martin. Treasurer t Compliments of STANFORD WOOD PRODUCTS CO. Phone 2303 Stanford, Ky. SOPHOMORES First Ro r Martha H.. R M ON E D 0 I Robin 5 AH , K A E 6 A L • • J MM Y Spognamor Z , B A R 3 A ? « r M B E R - V z Second o or. :7ommv Wr) «H «f MCG N E 3 A 9 A c V a V V f . En SSL N Ann C A U ? H 133; I VC t G R J N C E N Third P : w • ' z r p v Gut 7 r : ft Haro . D H • � • a u E ? - — A •• £ Kenneth H z T I S . B ? - '.UK ■i 0 N E 2 FOU R rN Re : n : Lv Wr. s : v . : i a s 7 • R 2 2 c .a rx a Peyton Gooch ( I First Row: S e con o Row Third Rows Leo Si ngleton, Alice Traylor. Bobby Denny. Helen Baugh. Cloyo Oaks Nellie Berry, Charles Lasure. Ruth Peek. Jerry Cox. Elga Brock Donnie whjtehouse, David miracle, Joe Hosk.hs CLASS OFFICERS: Tommy Wright. President Bobby Denny. Vice-President Eddse Robinson. Secretary ft Treasurer FRESHMEN F 5 R %? ROW I S SON 3 l� 0«M TM IP 9 ROW I fOURYH R 0 f I Mawy i.ou Fr� si x, Earl Bauom, Mary Lit .on a, Jirry Brawn, n O N N ) % p u M M I R HONM'Jl FAYTtRION, J AN K E - I A N 0 ft W A R R 1 R . WUUAM HlNRT Bavoxman, D m Ann H e o x i r , Kxnnsyh 0 w i n r M A a, a j | 0 9 Y S R 4 t'lMMV B A X 7 4 N . D 0 R f I McQUIRRY, J ! M B 0 0 N I 80 0 ON , ‘ R IN 9 In c ELVIN L U I ! , - 0 J I 0 N « 9 , 7 00 0 } I, 11 R T • N A N ■? Y MURPHY, Robcry Crawford FRESHMEN First Rows Doris Disney. Robert Browm, Mae Shearer, Velma Narjer Second Row: John Henry Robinson. Johanna Camenjsch. Coleen Lawrence. Hershel Yantis Th Rd Row: Alma Powers. Maroujta Elkins CLASS OFFICERS: Robert Robbins. Glenn Farmer. President: Bobby Crawford 8th Grade First Row: Betty Ann Rice. Ronnie Wilson, Kathryn Adams.Carl Rogers.Burnadine Barrett Second Row: Lowell atwooo. Jane Clayton Morrow, Douglas Brjckey, Betty Ann Barbour. Newlano Hester Th t r o Row: Sue Noe. Allan Elliott. Betty Hail Burgjn. Billy Lee Goode. Phyllis Gooch FourtmRow: Tommy Combs. Mary Evelyn Bell, Bob B:ll Baxter. L.noa Blackerby. Billy Kidd Orwosite Page. First Row: Mary Jo Morrow,Hugh Sam w:ll:ams. Ann Camille Crawford. David Cover, Francis Sowers Sfcono Row: Robby McQuerry. Robbie Jean Dailey, Kavanaugh McGuire. Mary Lee Shannon, Leroy Boone Thiro Row: Rose Brummett. Walter Sevier, Ann Carrol. Severance, Charles Durham, Jane Sutherland Fourth Row: Doris Young. Mary Lee Davis. Lucille Byrd. Martha Kidd. Katie Lee Garrison F ‘th Row: Evelyn Lawrence , Janice French, Eoith Moser Class Officers: Carl Rogers, President Mary Evelyn Bell, Billy Lee Goode, Secretary a Treasure V} CE.PRESIDENT FREEMAN FURNITURE COMPANY 4 YouF urn iah the Girl - We Furnish the Home Danville, Kentucky 7TH GRADE First Rowj Stella Owens. Earl Long. Donna Boljn. Jz Secono RowjPaul Snowden. Denha maples. Henry Powers Third Row: Barbara Walls. Ronald Clem, Joyce Young, Fourth Row.Boyd Gilliam, Betty Dawson. Donald Berry Fifth Row: Eddje Kidd Sixth Row Betsy Camenish. E.w n Darst. Barbara Fr Seventh Row:B lly Withers, Anna � ee Goverk j-mmv Wr Hester Eighth Row : Shf.. t.'n Hooker, Helen Buchanan, °au� -on Hurst rald Durham, Arvetta . Wanda Barrett. Ben Ed n Brown. V 3 VI an Joann Payne, Bil.y Gooch Durham mapl es Sallee sb e C.ero Brown. Patsy Lawson ght E„a ne Patterson. Donalo es Mj.l:E Garrison. Raymond Ninth Row: Sally McGuffo, R jssell Daugherty. Patsy vanhook , Freeman Sowers. rAN .EE Ball CLASS OFFICERS: Billy withers. President! Patsy Vanhook v cePres;dentj Elaine Patterson. Secretary Patsy Lawson Treasurer A. E. R� JSSELL, Stanford Ky• FOOTBALL The S. H. S. football team finished its 1951 football season with a class A rating. It was the best team from S. H. S in a good many years. The team started off with a loss to Winchester by a score of 25-13. The ‘Cats' looked as if they would win the second game but were defeated 7-6 by Carlisle in the last 40 seconds of play. The Wildcats with two losses were determined to win the next game and defeated Harrods-burg 25-12. The Cats were defeated for the last time during the season by a strong Lebanon team 20-7 With a record of 3 losses and 1 win the Cats started on the road to win. They defeated Georgetown 20-0 Nicho1 asvi 1 le 33-7 and Lancaster our old rivals, 15-7. This game gave us the right-to keep the jug which we have had for the past six years. SEVERANCE SON Dry Goods Store Stanford, Kentucky BEAZLEY RANEY FUNERAL HOME Phone 2518 Stanford, Kentucky - • KENTUCKY UTILITIES COMPANY Compliments of Stanford, Kentucky SANDERS DAIRY Phone 2382 Stanford, Ky, CHEERLEADERS Tina Rice, Gloria Robinson, Marlene Patterson, Birdie D. Southard, Weedie Cox JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Sally McGuffey, Patsy Lawson Susanne Grimes, Mary Evelyn. He Li BASKETBALL- First Team The Stanford Wildcats had a very successful season with 13 wins and 8 losses. The cats hopes of winning the Dis- r c Tournament were darkened when Marvin Reed was injured in the last game of the season, and couldn't participate in the tournament. While being in fourth place in the C. K. C. most of the year t the Cats finished in seventh. By being in the top eight teams of the C. K. C. the Cats were invited to take part in the C. K. C, Tournament where they met and defeated Paris. The tournament record doesn’t speak very well for the cats, but the over all record does prove that Stanford had a very successful season. First Row: Jimmy Spoonamore, George Spoonamore, Jim W. Adams, Briar Clark, Carroll Brent. Second Row: Coach Tom Norris. Harold Long, Harry Baughman, James Weaver, Short Saufley; Marvin Reed, Bill Roy Has tie. STANFORD PRODUCE CO. Fe ed s-Seeds-Ferti lizers Phone 2143 Stanford, Kentucky COMPLIMENTS OF THE HUB Danville, Kentucky HASTIE WHOLESALE CO. Phone 2394 Stanford, Kentucky COMPLIMENTS OF STANFORD MOTOR CO. Stanford, Kentucky BASKETBALL-Second Team The Stanford Second Team had a fair season losing 7 and winning 5 One exciting game was the one with Lancaster, at home as Stanford won by one point It was the first time in a good while that a Stanford second team has defeated a Lancaster second team. The second team forgets the losses and counts the wins. They defeated Hustonville. Crab Orchard Middleburg. Nicho-lasville and Lancaster First Row: Tommy Wright Harold Hester.Ronnie Patterson, Tommy Grimes Donnie Whitehouse. Teddy Gilbert Second Row: Coach Garis Ball, Donald Potts, Bill Cox, Davi Miracle, Jimmy Frisbie, Charles Hume, Eddie Mac Turpin Charles Lasure. RITEWAY FOOD STORE Phone 2276 Stanford Kentucky PHILLIPS BROTHERS Contractors, Lumber Concrete Work, Plumbing, Heating Phone 2107 Stanford Compliments of BAUGHMAN MILLING CO Home of NO. 1 Flour Stanford, Kentucky Compliments of SANDERS PAINT STORE Phone 2679 Stanford, Kentucky . V.. SECOND TEAM STANFORD HIGH SCHOOL BAND The band under the able leadership of Mr. Irvine Oster has participated in the school assemblies, played at the football and basketball games, and at the dedication ceremonies of Memorial High School. The band from Model High. Richmond, Kentucky, gave a concert before our student body, which our band returned. We plan to go to State Contest this year, and Maggie Oster and Charles Lasure will represent us with solos Under the leadership of Mr. Oster and the co-operation of the members, a superior rating is expected. The band consists of fifty-five members; three of them are seniors. The members range from the sixth grade through the twelfth grade. Wanda Colyer is the band sponsor and tht ran j Qtettajj are Shirle-y Martin. Susan Beazley, Kate Pall and Birdra Dell Southard- Judy Malheny, Band Ma§§§! llanferd, Kentueky Y-FHA A -r M .W;' Y V H A This year the Y-Teens and FHA merged to form Y.FHA. There are thirty members in the club. Our programs have been very interesting and helpful; for recreation we have been doing some folk dancing which everyone enjoys. We plan to sponsor the football and basketball banquet which is given each year in honor of our football and basket ball teams. We hope that this will be a great success because we have made many plans for it. Next year we plan to affiliate with the state FHA so that we will have more goals to work for. Officers for the year are the following: Marlene Patterson, President Weedie Cox, Vice-President; Birdie Dell Southard, Secretary; and Shirley Martin, Treasurer 1 Eula Jones is Lincolnian Reporter and Miss Nell Davis is our sponsor. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Four th Row: Eula Jones, Shirley Martin, Marlene Patterson, Birdie Dell Southard, Weedie Cox. Wanda Colyer, Maggie Oster, Norma Bourne, Johanna Camenisch, Irene Snow, Nancy Murphy, Mar-qui t a E1k1ns. Tina Rice, Sue T. Goode, Ruth Peek, Velma Napier, Georgia Ann Gooch, Miss Nell Davis. Jean Taylor, Clara Hurt, Mary Jo Anderson, Ann Boone Nave, Frances Sowers, Mary Lee Long, Kate Ball, Mary Lou Frisbie. Compliments of REEDS BARBER SHOP Stanford, Kentucky Compliments of LINCOLN ELECTRICAL SHOP Westinghouse Appliances Stanford, Kentucky GLEE CLUB The Glee Club this year is composed of fiftee slight change from last year. Glee Club is only first period in the morning and most of the high dents couldn't work it into their schedule. Being a new group we have set a good example to Richmond with the band and we are planning f certs this spring. We also plan to go to contes which will be held in Lexington on the campus of sity of Kentucky. We hope that we will come bac superior rating. n girls, a of fered t he schoo1 stu- We went or more con-t this spring the Univer-k with a First Row: Gloria Robinson Doris Hooker Robbie Jean Dailey Tina Rice Maggie Oster Marlene Patterson, Nancy Murphy. Second Row Lula Gay Griffin Mary Lou Frisbie Irene Snow Mary Jo Anderson Wanda Coiyer Jane E. Harris Marquita Elkins Mr. Irvin L. Os ter. STANFORD SHELL STATION Corner of Lancaster Portmann Avenues Phone 2716 Stanford Kentucky Compliments of THE LOUISVILLE STORE ‘Let Us Outfit You For Graduation Danville Kentucky i Compliments of COX MOTOR COMPANY Your Dodge Plymouth Dealer Phone 2151 Stanford SAM ROB I NS ON STORE Clothes for all of t he f ami 1y Stanford. Kentucky SUB DEB The Sub-Deb. sponsored by the Senior Woman's Club,has thirty members with Mrs M H Dunn and Mrs Kelly J. Francis as sponsors It ipeets once a month in one of the girl s homes. The £lub colors are green and white, and our club song is ‘Sub-Deb- Belles . We have civic projects that include giving a basket to a needy family at Christmas, and giving object pictures to small country schools. We also have projects for veterans in hospitals. This includes sending them books, records and pussies, which we make. Our social activities include entertaining the Seniors and having parties for our se Ives. Compliments of STANFORD HOTEL DINING ROOM W H W REYNOLDS V. DR. HUGH MANNING DOAN'S FOOD STORft MR AND MRS, BEN REEVES MR. AND MRS ROY HASTIE PHILLIPS PHILLIPS Firn f .rmers or 4 c« The icanfoid Chacte; of Future Farmers of Aine.xca under the ieade.ship of M. James E Du.ham has successfully com fie - ed a yea. of rewarding experience Ou. activities have been varied our achievements worthwhile On Friday June 8 1951, President f resident Bob Noe and Advisor James tate F F A. Convention Geo O were presented the coveted award of George was further honored by being ia nd District Star Faime r Geo O Spoonamors Vice E Durham went to the Spoonamo:e and Bob Noe State Fa:mer Degree selected as the Cumber• The Chapter was also represented at Hardinsbu;g Officers Training School by the following officers: P.esident George u bpoonamore Vice-president Bob Noe Treasurer James We a ver- Secretary T J Hume Reporter, Jimmy Spoonamore and Advxsor James E, Durham The purpose of this trip was to 1r a x n the officers m the.: F F. A duties The same officers attended training school at the x Count y High School at Somerset whiie they Geo amore was erected District President along With Mr Durham as advisor. New Puias O Spoon J ame s E . The chapter sent a judging team to the state fair and the team received a Suver Emblem for their accomplishment in judging The team was composed of Bob Noe James Wmnot ana Geo O. Spoonamore The alternates for next year s team are Jimmy Spoonamore and James Weave. For the first time in a number of yea. s the chapter was presented with a Standard Chapter Ce:t r cdie to. it's accomplishments during the year. The chapter assisted in advertising F F A Weex sent ing a radio pregram over WHIR and by presenting ideais history and achievements of the o.ganuation the local paper. by pie« t he c hr ough Compliments of LINCOLN LUMBER CO ‘When you get ma rrie d Let us buxid your home Phone 2178 Stanford Kentucky BEGLEY DRUG STORE For aii yuu; Waigieen Needs Phone 2222 Stanford Kentucky First Row: Second Row: Eddie Kidd, Jimmy Wright, Billy Goode, Ronnie Wilson Donald Hester Hugh Sam Williams, Edwin Darst. Carl Rogers Bobby McQuerryv Loweii Atwood, Coach Bail, Bob Bill Baxter Charles McCormack.