Stanford High School - Memo Yearbook (Stanford, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1953 volume:

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We know that Stanford High won't be the same without her smiling face and winning ways. Hoping that we have been worthy of the interest Mr. Embry and Mrs. Cash have shown in us, we, the Senior Class of 1953, to them, dedicate this issue of the Memo . Jxiculity First Row: Miss Marion Grimes, Mrs. John Cash, Mrs. J. W. Rochester, Mr. Joe T. Embry, Mr. George Forsythe, Mrs. Joe T. Embry, Miss Nell Davis. Second Row: Mr. Garis Ball, Mr. Sam Vanover, Mr. Irvin Oster, Mr. Elliott. ffiowid 4 education Left to Right: Mr. James Phillips, Mr. Earnest Baxter, Mr. J. T. Embry, Dr. H. I. Frisbie, Mr. Ben Gaines, Mr. Henry Clark Lair, Mr. Ralph Leedy. MARY JOE ANDERSON, SEC. Joe” ACTIVITIES: Sub Deb 1, 2, 3, -4; Lincolnian Staff 3, 4; Memo Staff; Y� Teen 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; FHA 3, 4; Band Sponsor 4. AMBITION: To be a great essayist. BEST ASSET: Pie for the teachers. WILLIAM PRESTON COX Bill ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Memo Staff; Glee Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Basketball 1. 2, 3; Track 2, 3. AMBITION: To be an engineer. BEST ASSET: Ability to pop the per- . feet squelch. CHARLES E. HUME, VICE-PRES. Chester” ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Officer 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Football 4. AMBITION: T.o own the largest boat dock on Cumberland Lake. BEST ASSET: Ability to kill squirrels. SHIRLEY JANE MARTIN, PRES. Sherlock ACTIVITIES: Sub Deb 1; Y-Teen 2, 3. 4; FHA 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Majorette 3; Cheerleader 4; Lincolnian Staff 3,4; Dramatics 4. AMBITION: To be a cheerleader at U. of Fla. BEST ASSET: Sense of humor. VIRGINIA BERRY “Ginny” ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2; FHA 3; Y-Teens 3. AMBITION: To be athletic coach at Vassar. BEST ASSET: Long eyelashes. VICTOR C. YOUNG “Vic ’ ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Officer 3, 4. AMBITION: To be a carefree farmer. BEST ASSET: Knows much, yet says little. DONALD STEWART DAWSON “Don” ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2. AMBITION: To be manager of the A. P. BEST ASSET: Big smile. LULA GAY GRIFFIN “Billie” ACTIVITIES: Sub Deb 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 4; Dramatics 4. AMBITION: To teach Home Economics in Africa. BEST ASSET: Brown Eyes. JAMES E. WILMOT “Bud ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Officer 2, 3. BEST ASSET: To charm the girls at Midway. AMBITION: To be the big cheeze of Pioneer Farm II. TINA LOUISE RICE Tina ACTIVITIES: Sub-Deb 1; Y-Teen 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 4; FHA 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Majorette 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Lincolnian Staff 3, 4; Memo Staff. AMBITION: To be a homemaker. BEST ASSET: Blond hair. LAVERNE HURST Vern ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1; FHA 3, Y-Teen 3. AMBITION: To be an air hostess. BEST ASSET: Black, wavy hair. HENRY ROWAN SAUFLEY Short ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Lincolnian Staff 3, 4; Memo Staff; Pep club 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2. AMBITION: To build good highways in Kentucky. BEST ASSET: Short, red hair. ANDREW McALPINE BELL “Billy Mac ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2. AMBITION: Get married and raise a football team. BEST ASSET: Deloros Nickloes. SUE TAYLOR GOOD “Sue ACTIVITIES: Sub-Deb 1, 2; Y-Teen 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Lincolnian Staff 3, 4; Memo Staff; Dramatics 4. AMBITION: To have a good time. BEST ASSET: Blond curly hair. CAROLYN WYLER “Carolyn” ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 4; Lincol- nian Staff 3, 4; Memo Staff; Y-Teen 2, 3, 4; FHA 2. 4; Glee Club 2. AMBITION: To own a Cadillac con- vertible. BEST ASSET: Good Personality. JAMES D. WEAVER “Tea” ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Memo Staff. AMBITION: To live in luxury. BEST ASSET: Natural athletic ability. RUBY ADAMS Ruby” ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2; FHA 3; Sub Deb 1, 2, 3; Y-Teen 3. AMBITION: To be a nurse in Rich- mond. BEST ASSET: Ability to get along with the teachers. ROBERT L. HESTER, Jr. “Hess” ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2. AMBITION: To be the richest farmer in Kentucky. BEST ASSET: Most hair in school. JAMES HOWARD FRISBIE “Friz” ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Lincolnian Staff 4; Memo Staff; Glee Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2. AMBITION: To operate on everyone in the class. BEST ASSET: The stuff between his ears. NORMA RAY BOURNE “Norma” ACTIVITIES: Sub Deb 1, 2; Y-Teen 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Lincolnian Staff 3, 4; Memo Staff; Dramatics 4. AMBITION: To go to Eastern. BEST ASSET: Blue Eyes. ROSEMARY TILLETT Brownie” ACTIVITIES: Sub-Deb 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Y-Teen 3; FHA 3. AMBITION: To live in Cincinnati and to be a Mrs. BEST ASSET: Boys. EDDIE MCDANIEL TURPIN Turp ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1. 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2. AMBITION: To retire at 30. BEST ASSET: Ability to run like a scared rabbit. JAMES EDWARD Me GUFFEY Guff ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 3; Mgr. football, basketball and track 3, 4. AMBITION: Work in Dayton, Ohio. BEST ASSET: Friendly manner. EULA JONES, TREAS. Useless ACTIVITIES: Sub-Deb 1, 2, 3, 4; Y- Teen 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Glee Club 1, 2; FHA 2, 3; Lincolnian 3, 4; Memo Staff. AMBITION: To get a scholarship to Georgetown. BEST ASSET: Her soprano voice. (Not Pictured) CECIL EUGENE LAWRENCE Eugene ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. AMBITION: To be a good sailor. BEST ASSET: Ability to pick up a bunch of crazy girls. DONALD L. POTTS Oley ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 2, 3; Memo Staff. AMBITION: To live in Texas. BEST ASSET: Ability to imitate Marquis Haynes. WILLIAM LEWIS CLARK Briar” ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Lincolnian Staff 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Memo Staff. AMBITION: Political stratigist. BEST ASSET: Ability to tell jokes. JAMES R. REED Reed ACTIVITIES: FFA 1. 2, 3, 4; FFA Officer 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Band 4. AMBITION: To be president. BEST ASSET: Good looks. SiiMjwuf a Ctaa , of, 1953 In the year of 1941, fifteen of the students of the present class of 1953 marched bravely up to Mrs. Dozier's first grade room, not realizing what was before them. They were Eula Jones, Mary Joe Anderson, Laverne Hurst, Charles Hume, Victor Young, Don Dawson, Norma Ray Bourne, Shirley Martin, Sue Taylor Good, Tina Rice, Lula Gay Griffin, Eddie Mac Turpin, Short ’ Saufley, Jim Frisbie and James Reed. We had no new students in the second grade, but we all did well under Mrs. Montgomery. In the third grade, under Miss Singleton, we were joined by a light haired girl and a dark haired boy, Carolyn Wyler and Bobby Hester. Not only did we gain students, but we also had seven other teachers. In the fourth grade Eugene Lawrence straggled in from Hubble to make Miss Denham's class a little larger. Rosemary Tillett paraded in from Hustonville in the fifth grade under Miss Jones. In the sixth grade Ruby Adams, a very small girl, James McGuffy, the boy with the curly hair and Briar Clark, the fearless debater, all joined our ranks. Miss Dudderar was our teacher. In the seventh grade we caught up with lover boy Don Potts. Bill Cox, the brains of the class, skipped a grade just to be with us, and James Weaver, our boy athlete from Hubble just quietly walked in. Miss Davis taught us. Nope, no new students in the eighth grade, but Mrs. Embry worked us hard. Virginia Berry, our girl athlete, and Billy Mac Bell, the ladies' man, put their names on our ninth grade roll with Mr. Ball as our home room teacher. We were the last class that submitted to the freshman initiation. Miss Ruth Davis taught us as sophomores and no new students were gained. No one joined us as juniors either, and our home room teacher was Mr. Ball. Now we have become seniors. The addition of Jim Wilmot made our final total twenty-eight. For the third time we were stuck with Mr. Ball, but we enjoyed every minute of it. Thats all the history, but each one of us is planning a fruitful future. CLASS WILL We, the graduating class of 53, from the education of our high school days, naturally accumulated various and valuable qualities. We have acquired a vast store of knowledge, and great skill in athletics. Therefore, we are burdened with these characteristics 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 away with us. We think it is proper to dispose, in the way we think best, of a few of the traits which we have acquired in the twelve years, and to make fitting bequests to those worthy and needy. Therefore, we the Senior Class of 1953, being of sound minds and failing memories for history dates, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament in the manner following: To the junior class we leave our seats in the senior room, in chapel, and in the lunchroom and, also, our prize dictionaries for English 12. We grant the sophomores and freshmen the privilege of saying that they were in high school when we graduated. Ruby Adams bequeaths her ability not to study to E. G. Brock, and Mary Joe gladly gives her job as editor of the Lincolnian to Ann Caudill. To Sammy Matheny, Bill Cox presents his ability to play tenor sax, and Billy Mac hands his trick of catching women to Billy Wilson. Mr. Embry is to receive a lock of hair from Donald Dawson’s fine, wavy crop, and Norma Ray leaves her nack to go with men at the Riteway to Betty Ann Rice. She thinks Betty Ann can use it on Tommy Ensslin. Virginia Berry palms off her high temper to Peyton Gooch, and Jim Frisbie lets Bobby Clark have the use of his brain. Sue Taylor wills her ability to go with sophisticated men to Alice Traylor, while Lula Gay bequeaths her posing charms to Maggie Oster. Ronald Stricklin gains Eugene Lawrence's nack for getting girl friends, and Shirley Martin drops her quality of urging a crowd to cheer in Bobby Denny’s lap. Laverne wills her quiet nature to Johanna Camenisch, and Eula gives her beautiful voice to Miss Grimes. Victor and Charles Hume present their hunting guns to Shokie McCormack and Jim Spoonamore. Carolyn leaves her driving speed to anyone who believes he can keep up with her. She can only think of one person who might qualify for this gift, and that is Jerry Cox. “Briar” regretfully leaves his love for arguing to Jimmy Baughman, and Tina leaves her cute figure to Jane James. Jim Weaver wills his ability to give all the girls a thrill to Jerry Braum. Tommy Grimes gets Don Potts’ peroxided, wavy hair, while the shrewdness to go with two girls at the same time is the gift to Billy Lawson from Bobby Hester. Rosemary drops her quiet ways in the lap of Mary E. Bell, and “Short” hands over his ability to play basketball to Jimmy Baxter. Jim Reed doesn’t know what to do about Nancy Murphy, but he decides she will be safe with Herby VonGruenigen. Jim Wilmot wills his farming skill to Kenneth Hester who, in our estimation, is a city slicker. Harold Hester is the proud receiver of Eddie Mac’s pretty blond hair. Jim McGuffey turns over his position as manager of the basketball and football teams to Kate Ball. He thinks she will love this. CLASS PROPHECY Well, here we are in 1963, and the first thing that we see is Carolyn Wyler working for the F. B. I. in Washington, D. C. Eddie Mac Turpin is also working in a big city. He’s practicing law in New York City. Tina Rice is happily married to Jim Adams, and they are living on Shelbyville road on a nice ten acre farm. Sue Taylor Good just can’t decide which proposal to accept. Eeny, meeny, miney, mo. The following girls are really going somewhere in their careers. Mary Joe Anderson is now professor of music at Yale. Eula Jones is singing with the Metropolitan Opera Company in New York. Lula Gay Griffin is teaching school in Africa, and Norma Ray Bourne is struggling with the first grade pupils at Stanford High. It is hard to look back and picture “Short” Saufley as a thin, tall boy, when you see him now with his big pot belly. Of course, he has been doing very well as state commissioner of highways. “Briar” Clark is now one of C. B. S.’s top sportscasters and newscasters. He was an unknown until he filled in for Edward R. Murrow, so now he has Murrow’s job. Don Potts is an admiral of the U. S. Navy. He and Shirley Gidley are separated quite a bit due to this, but, “that’s navy life,” says Don. It looked like Don Dawson was going to become a navy man also, but when he got a job from the A. P., he didn’t reenlist. Don is now manager of the big Lexington A. P. stores. Eugene Lawerence is another navy man. He is in command of the new battleship, Kentucky. Jim Frisbie has taken over his father’s medical practice. The other day he said that he never saw so many sick people, and that he hadn’t been fishing in a whole week. Billy Mac and Delores are running the farm out on Somerset road. They have been married five years, and they have six children--three sets of twins. james Weaver is a farmer in Hubble, Ky., and is raising a nice family of fifteen boys (we didn’t count the girls). Jim Wilmot is quietly running a farm on Hustonville road, while Jim Reed and Victor Young have gone to Alaska to hunt and trap with the Eskimoes. Celebrating her tenth wedding anniversary is Mrs. J. L. Simmons, formerly Ruby Adams, who is now living in Crab Orchard. Mrs. Charles Debord, formerly Rosemary Tillett, is living in Cincinnati. Laverne Hurst is married, naturally, and is raising a family, naturally, in Stanford. Bobby Hester is farming on his father’s farm on Lancaster road. Charles Hume is the owner and operator of a large fishing camp on Herrington Lake. Shirley Martin, after roaming all over the United States, has finally found her man. Having served his time in Korea, Bill Cox has bought a large garage in Louisville. Virginia Berry is teaching physical education at our dear old Stanford High. u hen SHIRL.fi NORMA FRISB1E Left to right, top to bottom: Charles Lasure, Bobby Clark, Ronnie Stricklin, Tommy Wright, Kate Ball, Tommy Ensslin, Peyton Gooch, Jim Spoonamore, Ruth Peeh, Jerry Griffin, Harold Hester, Ann Caudill, Billy Wilson, Shirley Gidley, Kenneth Hester, David Miracle, Nellie Berry, Cloyd Oakes, Barbara Timberlake, Miller McCormack, Imogene Barrett, Bobby Denny, Alice Traylor, Herby Von Gruenigen, Barbara Hill, E. G. Brock, Leo Singleton, Eddie Robinson, Martha Harmon, Billy Lawson, Duretta Lawson, Jerry Cox. Left to right, bottom row: Ronnie Patterson, Jimmy Baughman, Robert Lee Crawford, Henry Baughman, Earl Baugh, Jane Eleanor Harris, Johanna Camenisch, Mary Rose McCormick. Second row: Mr. Elliott, Tommy Grimes, Jimmy Baxter, Doris Jean McQuery, Marquita Elkins, Irene Snow, Maggie Oster, Colleen Lawrence, Doris Ann Disney. Third row: Velma Napier, Mary Lou Frisbie, Edith Adams, May Shearer, Doris Ann Hooker, Mary Lee Long, Bonnie Plummer, Jim Boone Gooch, Herschel Yantis. Top row: Bobby Robbins, Glenn Farmer, Kenneth Owens, Bobby Brown, Elven Lasure, Jerry Braun, Bobby Staggs. Left to right, bottom row: Rose Brummet, Lucille Byrd, Janice French, Doris Young, Florence Haslett, Evelyn Lawrence, France Sowers, Martha Kidd, Marcella Godbey, Ruth Poynter, Ann Crawford, Sue Noe, Betty Bur-gin, Susanne Grimes, Jane Morrow, Phyllis Gooch. Second row: Mary Lee Shannon, Edith Moser, Burna Barret, Sue Sauf- ley, Jane James, Leah Stricklin, Linda Blackerby, Ann Severance, Mary Jo Morrow, Walter Sevier, Carl Rogers, Betty Rice, Mary E. Bell, Betty Barbour, Kathryn Adams, Ronald Wilson, Hugh Sam Williams, Billy Good, Newland Hester. Top row: Mary Davis, Jane Sutherland, Robbie Dailey, Leroy Boone, Bob Bill Baxter, Doug Brickey, Bobby McQuery, Charles McCormick, Lowell Atwood, Kavanaugh McQuire. 8th Q ade Left to right: Kathleen Walls, Joann Payne, Barbara Walls, Stella Owens, Patsy Vanhook, Wanda Barrett, Joyce Young, Elaine Patterson, Betsy Camenisch, Arvetta Gooch, Helen Buchanan, Jimmy Wright, Donald Hester, Patsy Lawson, Donna Bolin, Betty Dawson, Sally McGuffey, Barbara Frisbie, Anna Lee Gover, Fanlee Ball, Billy Withers, Earl Long, Edwin Darst, Clero Brown, Raymond Hurst, Billy Sallee, Ben Durham, Paul Snowden, Russell Daugherty, Gerold Durham, Shelton Hooker, Henry Powers, Shelby Naylor, Boyd Gilliam, Edward Brown, Don Von Gruenigan. 7th Qxade Left to right: Johnny Lasure, Johnny Matheny, Lawrence Kendrick, Geneva Adams, Carolyn Morries, Sharon Bradford, Ruby Crawford, Joan Darst, Janice Young, Sue Reynolds, Beverly Bryant, Della Bradley, Kitty Baughman, Elizabeth Murphy, Linda Leedy, Virginia Vonlinger, Frieda Robinson, Beverly Tate, Agatha Southerland, Sherry Turpin, Betty Dudderar, Barbara Williams, Nancy Osborne, June Crawford, Anna Mae Phelps, Janette Brown, Diann Brown, Barbara Byble, Mary Ann Moppins, Sandra Spangler Clinton Stringer, Bobby Holtzclaw, Josh Powell, Orxiss Disney, Kenneth Allison, Billy Greer, Bobby Brummet, Glen McQuery, Milton Whitehouse, Raymond Padgett, Robert Adkins, James Sallee, Mellwook Floyd, Marion Floyd, Don Thomas, Henry Long. Sxwtball Left to right, bottom row: “Tea’ Weaver, Ronald Stricklin, Eddie Robinson, Jim Spoonamore, Tommy Ensslin, “Briar” Clark, Bob Baxter. Second row: Jimmy Baughman, Boyd Gilliam, Jim Frisbie, '-Short” Saufley, Bobby Clark, Bill Cox, Herby Von Gruenigen, Tommy Grimes, Hugh Sam Williams. Top row: Manager Jim McGuffey, Billy Kidd, Paul Napier, John Robinson, Johnny Camp, Bobby Crawford, Ronnie Patterson, Ronald Wilson, Coach Garis Ball, Billy Mac Bell (not pictured). Stanford’s football team had a very successful season. The players were slow to adjust themselves to fit the vacant spots which the ’51 grid team left, but, despite disadvantages, they formed a mighty potent team. The Cats finished their season with a record of 3 wins, 4 losses and 1 tie, good enough to rank Class A in the CKC. They beat Carlisle, Lancaster, and Frankfort; lost to Harrodsburg, Lebanon, Georgetown, Nickolasvilie; and tied Winchester. Co-Captains are “Short” Saufley and “Briar” Clark. {Boa tetfiall Of the regularly scheduled games the Wildcats won 11 and lost 9, which gave them a very successful season, considering the many fine teams that were played. They won the Memorial Invitational Tournament, and played in the CKC Tournament. Bob Baxter, Jim Spoonamore, Charles Lasure, Tom Wright, Eddie Turpin, Coach Ball, Jim Reed, “Tea” Weaver, “Short” Saufley, Jim Frisbie, “Briar” Clark. Wilson, Brown, Bricky, Me Query, Lasure, Gilliam, Rogers, Coach Ball, Cox, Singleton, Oakes, Atwood, Miracle, Patterson, Baxter. The second team won 11 and lost 5. Cfie dead Mu Shirley Martin Carolyn Wyler Tina Rice Martha Harmon Jane Harris Sally McGuffey, Burna Barrett, Patsy Lawson, Catherine Adams Mem Slaty Editor.......................................Sue Taylor Good Assistant Editor...........................................Jim Frisbie Business Manager........................... . . . Carolyn Wyler Assistant Business Manager...................“Briar Clark Circulation Manager..........................Norma Bourne Assistant Circulation Manager.......................Bill Cox Photographic Editor........................................Bon Potts Assistant Photographic Editor.............Mary Joe Anderson Club Editor.......................................Tina Rice Assistant Club Editor.............................Eula Jones Sports Editor................................ “Short Saufley Assistant Sports Editor..................................Jim Weaver Sponsor • • .................................Mrs. John Cash £inco£man. Slaty Left to Right: Mrs. J. W. Rochester, Advisor, Martha Harmon, Norma Bourne, Mary Joe Anderson, Editor; Ann Caudill, Asst. Ed.; Short Saufley; Eddie Robinson; Tommy Wright; Susanne Grimes; Peyton Gooch; Eula Jones; Carolyn Wyler; Sue Good; Shirley Martin; Tommy Ensslin; Tina Rice; Kenneth Hester; Sally McGuffey; Mr. Forsythe, Advisor; Jerry Cox; Jim Reed; Briar Clark; Jim Frisbie. Left to Right: Kate Ball; Betty Ann Foster, Sponsor; Ann Caudill, Vice Pres.; Shirley Martin, Pres.; Norma Rae Bourne, Secretary; Martha Harmon, Tres.; Carolyn Wyler, Reporter; Nancy Murphy, Jane Harris; Imogene Barrett; Shirley Giddley, Mary Long; Sue Taylor Good; Mary Lou Frisbie; Maggie Oster; Alice Traylor, Mary Joe Anderson; Ruth Peek; Johanna Camenisch; Dosis McQuerry, Marquita Elkins; Irene Snow. 5S1L. Left to Right: Henry Baughman, Jim Reed, Jim Spoonamore, Charles Hume, Herby Von Gruenigin, Elvin Lasure, Victor Young, Mr. Vanover, Charles McCormack, Jim Gooch, Ted Gillbert, Bob Crawford, Ronnie Wilson, Hugh Williams, Carl Rogers, Lowell Atwood, Billy Good, New-land Hester, David Gover, Tommy Grimes, Jimmy Baughman, Bill Bell, Gene Lawrence, Bob Hester, Doug Brickey, Bob McQuerry, Don Potts, Don Dawson, Charles Lasure, Miller McCormick, Kenneth Owens, Bobby Brown, Billy Lawson. [Band Left to right; Judy Matheny, Dorothy Murphy, mascots; MaryE. Bell, Robbie Dailey, Georgia Gooch, Kate Ball (absent), majorettes; Doris Disney, Don Von Gruenigen, Tommy Grimes, Ann Caudill, Kenneth Hester, Betty Burgin, Fanalee Ball, Mr. Oster, Director; Janey Caudill, Patsy Rankin, Helen Buchanan, Charles Stricklin, Janet Yeary, Barbara Williams, Nancy Gaines, Doug Frisbie, Gerald Staggs, Glenn Turner, Maggie Oster, Barbara Frisbie, Sam Matheny, Bobby Holtzclaw, Don Thomas, Earl Long, Jim Gooch, John Matheny, Emery Wilson, Bob Baxter, Mary Frisbie, Betty Dudderar, Phyllis Gooch, Jane C. Morrow, Sue Saufley, Mary Joe Anderson, Ann Severance, Susanne Grimes, Linda Blackerby, Jane Harris, E. G. Brock, Charles Lasure, Henry Long, Edwin Darst, Katheryn Adams, Sue Noe, Bill Cox, Doris Disney, Allan Elliott, Leroy Boone, Johnny Lasure, Josh Powell, Mary Jo Morrow (absent) . SznioHA Pres., Shirley Martin; Vice Pres., Charles Hume; Sec., Mary Joe Anderson, Tres., Eula Jones. S pfuutw e Pres., Tom Grimes; Vice Pres., Henry Baughman; Sec. Tres. Jane Harris; Reporter, Georgia Gooch. QJLooa @(sfice u Junior Pres., Charles Lasure; Vice Pres., Bobby Clark; Sec. Tres., Ronald Stricklin, Reporter, Jerry Cox. ffrceoAmen Pres., Bob Baxter; Vice Pres., Carl Rogers; Sec., Florence Hazlett; Tres., Mary Jo Morrow. SAVFLEV and BELL TRUCKS MAYTAG WASHERS INTERNATIONAL REFRIGERATION McCORMICK-DEERING FARM EQUIPMENT TRACTORS Phone 2525 Stanford, Ky. COX MOTOR COMPANY SALES AND SERVICE DAY NIGHT WRECKER SERVICE Main Street, Stanford, Ky. STANFORD HARDWARE COMPANY FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES SPEEDQUEEN WASHERS FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS FARM SUPPLIES Phone 2213 Stanford, Kentucky H. SHPRINTZ STORE “SHOES AND CLOTHING FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY” Crab Orchard, Ky. ROYAl [TIRES JACOBS TIRE COMPANY Danville and Crab Orchard TIRES, TUBES AND BATTERIES We sell them all. Come and see us. 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