Taylor County High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Campbellsville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1948 volume:

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Mitchell Who has played in stock with Helen.........Esther Cox Her husband ..... . .... ............. Formerly Helen's leading man...... The town's stage-struck Maiden .... A young New Yorker .... . ........ . Donald's Aunt ...... ..... ....... .Who hopes to marry Donald... S E N I O R P L A Y enjoyed by everyone. CAST .....ElwOod Roberts Paul Larimore ....Fayetta Cox ........Mac Hill ...Jewel Edrington Helen Herro n a three act comedy, entitled 'In The Light of success. It was attended by a large crown and Hope Hathaway .... ... B arney Hathaway .... Della ............. . Robert Barrett... Bess Barrett .... Cynthia Sears... Miss Beeker .... Rodney Rogers .... ... Jake ...... . ...... .... Claudette Claverton.... Dr. Burns ..... . .... .. aaeooe ooeeefeeeu Nell G. Mitchell ..Vontress Jones .Nellie Ann Reid ..J.W. McFarland ..Marcille Clark ....Fayette Cox ..Jean Phillip s ..Adolphus Allen ...George Jon es ...Helen He rron .......Jack Sims Mildred Williams Ushers were Jaunlta Benningfield, Leola Reynolds, Maxine Flinchum, Leva Parrish, Rose Walls, and Marjorie Bowen. X-1 - ': WHCYS WHO 49' AW' Q. ,l . ' Y'l -j .- Mrfyf pcfwffzf Cm! B697 Sfnorf Mvfmiffg flark Bfbky Blevins' X432 Mlfilf IIKCIH To Szzcceecf N621 Mzfqfzell Dean Harden .A .ua S E N I O R C L A S S H I S T O R Y We as Freshmen started to school in the year 1944 with an enrollment of fifty. Two were added the second semester, Emily Lltsey and Margaret Routin. Bobby Colvin was presi- dent of the class and Mr. Clay Marcum was the sponsor. We entered our Sophomore year with the following missing: Irvin Gaddis, Mae Miller, Billy Speer, Willis Berry, Frances Brown, Doris Sapp and Henry Webster. Helen Herron was added to our class. Our class officers were: President ............. Ester Cox Vice-President ........ Jean Phillips Secretary R Treas ..... Maxine Flinchum Song Leader ........... Elwood Roberts We lost our previous sponsor, but we welcomed our new leader, Miss Adeline Miller. Our most important episode in our second year was, the play, nHow the Story Grew.' A Hallo- ween Party was given for the Sophomore Class and faculty, which was enjoyed by everyone. The third year we had an enrollment of thirty-five with Leva Parrish, Jewel Edring- ton, Mac Hill, Max Bowen, Mildred Williams, Mildred Jones, and George Jones added to the class. Rebecca Adams, Mitchell Rouse, Crystal Bright and Mabel Reynolds left the class. Our class officers were: President. ..... . ....Nell Mitchell Vice-President... ....Jewel Edrington Secretary..... ... Treasurer.... Song Leader .... . .... .. The Junior play The SUCCESS . .Fayetta Cox Vontress Jones J. W. McFarland Ghost Walks was The Senior class had an enrollment of thirty-four with Jack Sims, Herbert Newton Bob Chandler, Wilma Rivers and Adolphus Allen added. Elwood Roberts and Koneida Durham dropped out. Our class officers are: President........ ... Vice-President... ... Bobby Blevins :Nell Mitchell Secretary...... Herbert Newton Treasurer.... Vontress Jones Reporter..... Fayetta Cox Song Leader..... Jack Sims Our Senior play In the Light of the Moon was coached by our sponsor, Miss Adeline hiller C L A S S W I L L ADOLPHUS ALLEN leaves to Charles Rose his ability to get the girls. JUANITA BENNINGFIELD leaves her quiet, lady-like ways to Hattie B. Kendall. BOBBY BLEVINS leaves to J.E. Kirtley his quiet ways and ability to make good grades. NARJORIE BOWEN leaves her stream lined figure to Wilma Wise. MAX BOWEN wills to Kenneth Humphress his job as Taylor County High's chief janitor. BOB CHANDLER leaves his reducing formula to Mary Lee Ken- dall. MARCILLE CLARK leaves to Jane Gaines her position as cheer leader. ESTHER COX leaves her strings on Zero Chandler to Virginia Clark. FAYETTA COX leaves her tom-boy ways to Gloria Reynolds. BUCILLE COX leaves to Valerie Bowen her way with the Mannsville boys. JEWEL EDRINGTON leaves her dignified manner to Norma Jean Davis. NAXINE FLINCHUM leaves her ability as an artist to Evelyn Sullivan. LENA FOREST leaves her job as bus driver for the White Ridge Section to Janice Moore. DEAN HARDEN wills his position as Taylor County H1gh's ace hitch hiker and poet to Bobby Harden. HELEN H RRON leaves her good personality to Vivian Mae Romine. VONTRESS JONES leaves his love for agriculture and his place in the double quartet to Billy Gaines. GEORGE JONES leaves his ability to keep his hair well groomed to Oris Warf. PAUL LARILORE leaves to Wayne McFall his fondness for burr hair cuts. J.W. McF'ARLAND leaves his posit-ion as the Fairly Holden of T.C.H.S. to George Phillips. NELL G. MITCHELL leaves her ability to make straight A's to Eleanor Money. HOWARD MORRISON leaves to Eugene Money his positon as Ping Pong Champion of T.C.H.S. BERNICE LNERS leaves her feminine voice to Jewel F. Kerr. HERBERT NEWTON leaves his mannerly ways to Derald Roberts LEVA PARRISH wills her love for the Lebanon skating rink to Helen Thomas. JEAN PHILLIPS leaves one-third of her weight to Yvonne Sharp. NELLIE A. REID leaves to Margaret Henderson her red hair and quick temper. LEOLA REYNOLDS leaves her Pontiac rides to Koretta Boston WILNA RIVERS leaves her ability to play the piano to Frankie Tilton. DORIS J. SANDERS leaves to Anna Margaret Phillips her supply of cosmetics. JACK SINS leaves has ability of acting to Charles Myers. DOHOTHY SPRATT wills her way with the boys from Nao to Stella Johnson. NILDRED WILLIAMS leaves to Oleta Clark her ability to recite well in class. Wi .4 , 1' i, fi x fl 'J K I ' I ' 19 if 1 X...,- g x ' . .. If Q w H, ,Q 'X 11 XXX C L A S S P R O P H E C Y Adolphus Allen--Adolphus is still in the grocery business, but his business has grown until it is the largest grocery store in Campbellsville. Juanita Benningfield--The next image in my crystal ball is a one-room school house and who is the teacher? Why it is Juanita teaching school at Salome. Bobby Blevins--What's this I hear, sounds like a campaign speechg yes, it is Bobby campaigning for Representative, good luck, Bobby. William Max Bowen--Max has become a business man. He is an automobile dealer and is now operating the local Ford Motor Company. Narjorie Bowen--Marjorie is married and is keeping house for her husband who operates a nation-wide gasoling business. Bob Chandler--Bob has become a radio comedian and has re- placed Tom Howard as quiz master, nIt Pays To Be Ijnorantu. Marcille Clark--Narcille has become a professional artist and is now chief artist for a large advertising firm in Louisville. Esther Cox--Ten years from now I see Esther wearing an apron and dust cap and keepin: house for Ralph Gabehart in a little white bungalo near Nannsville. Fayette Cox--and her pal Helen Herron have become secre- taries and are working for a large sports firm in Cincinnati. The Whitley brothers are the owners. Lucille Cox--Lucille is in partnership with her husband, Nr. X. They operate a large general store in Nannsville. P.S. Who is Mr. X? Jewel Edrington--Jewel is still working at Lermans but she has risen to the position of Chief Cashier and Assistant Manager. Maxine Flinchum--Maxine has chosen a strange vocation. She has become a woman aviator and is flying an airliner for the Flinchum and Wise Airline. Lena Forrest--Lena has become a bcokkeeper and is keeping books for a wholesale company. Margaret Graham--Since Margaret has already married, I can see her ten years from now living with her husband and five child- ren on a farm near Nannsville. Dean Hardin--Dean has fulfilled his ambition to become a lawyer and is practicing in Louisville. Vontress'Jones--Since Vontress seems to like agriculture so wel I can picture him as county agent, since Mr. Bryan has retired. George Jones--George, the only on in our class to become a preacher, is now pastor of the Coburg Baptist Church, Coburg, Kentucky. Paul Larimore--Since Paul is zood in basket ball, I can see him coach at T.C.H.S. l J l hcrarland J W has fulfilled his boyhood ambition to become a sin er He is now sin in with the Renfro Valley Folk P S He made a personal appearance here last week Nell Yitchell I can see Tell keeping house for a tall, dark and handsome man and teachirg English at C n S T a 1 Io rison has become a chiropractor and has developed a thriving local ku iness Pernlce hyer Pernlce is married and is keeping house for the ht hand who operates a small grocery store on Whites Ridge Leva Darrlsh Leva has become a nurse and is now working at the llchols Peneral dospital in Louisville ear Ill11lDS Jean is now ooexatin a beauty parlor in Camp bell ville P S She specializes ln slenderizinz Nellle Anre Held Nellie has become a teacher and has re hiss Darnell is married Leola Reynolds Leola is happily married ard ls keep'n house for her husbard, Junior Pucker, in a little brick house on Letanon Avenue ullV8 Rivers dllma has taken advantaae of her ab lity to play and s n well, s e ls now a popular Radlo Singer Doris Jean Sanders Doris Jean has become a shrewd business woman and is operatln a lar e hatchery on the Lebanon hoad Jack Sims and Leet Newton rave become real estate afents and are the uroprietors of the newly formed Newton and Simms Realty Corpany Dorothy Spratt Dorotry has become a secretary and is working lor a la e wholesale concern ln Lexinbton Pose Malls Pose has become a very e ficient bookkeeper and is keepin books for a lar,e Petroleum Company in Texas Nlldred Williams Nildred na ecome a nevs aper woman and is wo kin for the Fourier Jotrral and Louisville Times , , H -- - . .. . . . : ' 'A 'f 'D ' C 3 G , .' -- ' .i A rn vv E.ouz rf ' rl' -- . 1 3 n s . 1 ' 1' s--, :ss A J- ' . - - ' A W' ' W v . 1 . 1 .. . T 'j ' ' . -, fv L' A I A - A s . .-. J. 1 A A -- .- placed Kiss Darnell as bookkeeping teacher at T.C.H.S., since , -- A A 5 . 1 - A --vu - X A, 1 1 . ' p, , . Y ' . l 5 n . - 5 e ' i ' .. 4 A 5 Y '- A ' rj n N l ' . . T --X . T A Q -r . , . 7 ' ' n 1 v .N 1 -' , .J N l V :J A r 5 o ' ' . . s - 22 1 Juniors -A - A L- V X' u A J U N I O R C L A S S H I S T O H Y The Junior class started their Freshman year under the sponsorship of Mr. Homer Felts. During our first year we learned to partici- pate in the school's activities, held class meetings and started on our way to greater thlmgs. When we entered our Sophomore year, we had as our sponsor, Nr. Clay Marcum. The Home Economics girls, with a few of our boys put on a chapel program. We also did our part in contributing basketball boys. At the end of the year we enjoyed a picnic. When we entered our Junior year, we wel- comed as our sponsor, Niss Ruby Darnell. Our class officers this year are: President .......... Tommy Dowell Vice-President ..... Geraldine Conatser Secretary ..... .... Marjorie Niller Treasurer .......... Eleanor Money Class Reporter ..... Nary Lee Kendall Historian .......... Vivian Mae Romine We won the magazine drive by a narrow margin, with the seniors close behind. We are beginning to work on the Junior Play and we shall soon start plarning the Junior-Senior banquet. Next year we all hope to be able to fill our places as Dignified Seniors . -A ,. 'Si SOP homores xi! -up -4-f. ,- dr - V iv an 1 Sophomores ..r...,...,..-.-......-,,-. -Y V . -.-V.-J-V-.,..,, .Y.,- -- -.-. ,V-. -, x S O P H O M O H E C L A S S H I S T O R Y Our Sophomore class had its beginning with eighty-eight students in the Freshman year. Our class officers for last yea1'were: President.............Marianne Smith Vice-President... ....Joyce Feather Secretary....... .... ..Robert Caulk We had as our sponsor, Miss Alva Pike. Our activities were not very numerous, but we won a five dollar prize for having the greatest number of entries in the Soil Con- servation Essay Contest. At the close of school we went on a picnic, chaperoned by our soonsor, Miss Pike. Everyone had a grand time. We opened our Sophomore'year with still a large class of seventy-five students. Our sponsors are Miss Pike and Mr. Marcum. Our class officers for the year are: President ........ .... Derald Roberts Vice-President ........ hlla Mae Beds Secretary R Treas ..... Pearl Edelen Song Leader ........... Milton Jones Pianist ............... Frankie Tilton The ones who have dropped out of our class are: Marianne Smith, Marraret Chap- man, Samuel Cox, Wesley Edelen, Marjorie Rice, Lulene Doolln. Our class is highly honored by having more boys to play on duaball team than any other class. We have a cheer leader and also an assistant cheerleader from our class We are looking forward to our Junior Year in Hiph School! f1'E shman .1 :-1 -vw, I-is n. .Ai reshmen 1:1- sz:- -is un-run ll E'lIlI ll dlllllllflilll llll llllli ..- I - l jilllllflilhlliillii in li1Qi3llYlHnQKll1lilQ121l1lflllliiliv ililiil ll illllTll1i1illii1llniii llliillilliiiiiililiiii iillliii 1 Freshmen F R E S H M A N C L A S S H I S T O R Y When the school year 1947 - 1948 started in September, there were ninety-four enrolled in the Freshman Class. Ten dropped out sense then leaving a total of eighty - four in the Freshman class. This is the largest Fresh- man class yet in the history of Taylor County High. We have not made much record except made plenty of noise and took up lots of room. The sponsors of the class are Mr. Mardis and Mrs Sanders. Our class officers for this year are President ............. Edward Whitley Vice-President .... ...Kenneth Huddleston Secretary ........ ...David Martin Treasurer ...... ...Howard Stayton Qfhletics 1. pf 41' 15. A ' . ... 4 . ' - 4... Athletics fx - -' .1 if . J., ogy? Doubfe Quarfef i -5: ,S H Q 53 S T CPRCNV'TS Center Vine urove Bradfordsville Jamestown Colurbia henorial Breeding Greensburg Bu falo Summershade Bradfordsville St Charles Certer Vine Grove Lebanon Old Ky Home St Augustine St Charles Greensburg Iemorial Old Ky Fome Lebanon Summershade Columbia Buffalo St Augustine Janestown High point man for our team this year was Jack Whitley Second high point nan was Eugene Money C' B A K E B A L L S C H E D U L E T C. .S. 'l el 55 26 10 C 58 21 44 29 61 21 U 36 28 ' A 22 51 18 21 A 44 26 f 27 45 56 81 Breeding 24 46 51 55 . 51 59 . 58 57 50 70 41 56 . bo 51 . , 20 28 . 57 21 51 52 , J . 5 25 24 . . 56 28 51 55 54 41 , 47 34 25 55 . 5 19 . 50 vi me Qcfiviilgs 4 Q. ii an -. - .. .. .. 3.-.-.1 .lH'- Lf- -' - L+ --Hgh-E. --..,....... 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