Taylorsville High School - Aquarius Yearbook (Taylorsville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1971 volume:

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Stars led him across bar- ren deserts and raging seas. Stars led him to methods of measuring time and surveying land. Stars led him to forecast his -own future. Stars led him to the powerful principles of atomic energy. One star led him to the Prince of Peace. So, we at Taylorsville High School have been led by our stars. As teachers, as students, as athletes, as leaders,'there were some of us who were bright guiding North Stars. There were others who were smaller stars, further away. But we remember that every star is shining and important somewhere, to someone. f We also remember that the light of a constellation reaches the earth years after it is radiated by the stars. Sometimes, a star may be lighting the earth even after it has disintegrated. With this thought in mind, we project ourselves into the future. As we enter the Age of Aquarius, may we act as stars that can radiate peace and love to all mankind. May it be said that the Class of 1971 shone as responsible members of society. Not knowing, still wondering, hoping, we leave you this record, asking you to turn your thoughts to 1971 and the dawning of the . . . AGE OF AQUARIUS f7a5Q Confenfs DEDICATION - - - -4 STUDENT LIFE - - - - 5 SENIORS ------- - - - 15 ADMINISTRATION - - - - 41 FACULTY ------ - - - 49 ORGANIZATIONS - - - - - 55 ATHLETICS ---- - - - 69 FAVORITES - - - - 81 CLASSES - - - - - 95 JUNIOR HIGH - - - 109 ELEMENTARY - - - - 115 ADVERTISERS - - - - 123 0 auezyziflrzy gfere s W eason, 712 77 dzkne S70 Query jjurpose VCHIZOQI' yfe JEGUQIL' ravine. Glu Keen. .. C7lnBie... Gu 139 Qfn Il1'II ... A139161 all 5511119 f70 c'3m6f . S7 0 Wdaazh gram amgraczlrzy . . . S70 Gczsf Wendy. . . 9 an LEM 0 Q ' Qin Keep Gln 'ifiaugh . . . Silent Un 13151111 . . . 1 Y J unix 71511 Glhai mhirh 'llsslglanieil l 70 6,0965 99!U... rw fiance . . . 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GARY WILLIAM CARRITHERS lf a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is be- cause he hears a different drum- merg let him step to the music which he hears, however mea- sured or far away. SUE CAROL CLARK The most glorious victory over an enemy is to turn him into a friend. NANCY ROBIN BENNETT Don't look backward in anger, nor forward in fear, but around in awareness. TERRY WAYNE BROOKSHIRE There's no limit to the good a man can do if he doesn't care who gets the credit. MARTHA ANN COTTON For one white singing hour of peace, count many a year of strife well lost. BETTY FRANCIS CURTSINGER Love all. Trust a few. Do wrong to no one. WANDA JOYCE EDWARDS Blessed is he who expects nothing for he shall never be desappointed. RICHARD W , 'GREENWELL A fool always returns. WILLIAM RANDALL DIXON Cast thy bread upon the water EDNA MAE DOWNS Express yourself ROBERT LEE HAMILTON He who is with himself dissatisfied, though all the world find satisfaction in him, is like a rainbow-colored bird gone blind, that gives delight it shared not. THERESA MARIE HAMILTON Yesterday 's troubles are written on sand . . . the things of the fu- ture ou.r hearts may fear , , . but the hours of today are complete- ly our own. z 1 1 Z IIMMIE RAY HAMMOND Conscience is that thing that hurts when everything else feels so good. ROGER THOMAS HARDIN The strength and the happiness of a man consists in finding out the way in which God is going, and going in that way too. MARY JANE GREENWELL Beauty is truth, truth beauty - that is all ye know on earth, and all ye need to know. MARY CORINE HAGERMAN True friendship is a plant of slow growth. BARRY LYNN LEWIS One is not known by how much he loves, but rather by how much he is loved. JOSEPH LYNN LILLY Man must have life to live life and must live life to love life. APRIL DEVONE IEWELL lf every man would mind his own business, the world would be a better place in which to live. KATHY SIMPSON JORDAN Love . . . is like a flower which I may not touch, but whose fragrance makes the garden a place of delight just the same. WILLIAM RANDALL JUMP Happiness is the supreme object of existence. RONALD C , LAWSON Love to man is indispensable. JUDY MARION The great essentials to happiness in this life are something to do - something to love - and something to hope for. PATRICIA KAYE MARTIN Life is love, when one is loved by who one loves. GLORIA JEAN MA THIS For everything you have missed, you have gained something else. SHERRY LYNN MUDD If you have a friend worth loving, love him. Yes, and let him know that you love him, 'ere life's evening tinge his brow with sunset glow. Why should good words ne 'er be said of a friend till he is dead? TONY LYNN MCALLIS TER False friends are like our shadow, keeping close to us while we walk in the sunshine, but leavingus the instance we cross into the shade. MARC-IIE IEANNETTE MCDAVITT The life of man is a diary in which he means to write one story, but writes another, and his humblest hour is when he compares the vol- ume as it is with what he hoped to make it. BARBARA JEAN NOEL Divine love is a sacred flower, which in its early bud is happiness, and in its full bloom is heaven. GILBERT H, PARRETT, JR, Too low they build who build be- neath the stars. JAMES MICHAEL PULLIAM Do what you can! JAMES DAVID RICHARDSON Love is an image of God, and not a lifeless image, but the living essence ofthe divine nature which beams full of all goodness. WILLIAM DONALD POOLE, JR, Necessity is the mother of inven tion, JAMES ALLEN PUCKETT A fool finds happiness in the dis- tance but the wise grows it under his feet. DEBORAH ANN SHELTON A true friend is the gift of God, and I-Ie only who made hearts can unite them . TONY WAYNE SHIRLEY He who has health has hope, and he who has hope has everything. Rl-IONDA JEAN SMITH lt is with narrow-souled people as with narrow -necked bottles: the less they have in them, the more noise they make pouring it out. RONALD S. SMITH All comedies are ended by a marriage. CYNTHIA CAROL ROGERS A mighty pain to love it is, and 'tis a pain than pain to missg but of all pains, the greatest pain - it is to love, but love in vain. LARRY KEITH ROGERS It's easier to lie than to tell the truth. BRENDA SUE SPARROW Reputation is what men and women think of youg character is what God and Angels know of you. TERESA LYNN TAPP Love comforteth like sunshine after rain. SHIRLEY ANN THOMAS The distance a man goes in life is not as important as the direction in which he starts. DAVID WAYNE THOMPSON Look not for beauty, nor whiteness of skin, but look for the heart that is loyal within. VICKI DIANNE TAPP Home is a place that when one goes, they have to take you in. MARCLA GWEN TAYLOR The days grow shorter, the nights grow longer, the head- stones thicken along the wayg and life grows sadder, but love grows stronger for those who walk with us day by day. JAMES WAYNE WHITAKER I can resist anything but temptation. ALVIN DEE YOUNT Conformity is a small phase of Death. SCOTTY PAUL TINDLE A foo1's mouth is his de struction. MARY ARLENE WARE It matters not how long we live - but how. GQJJ QS 012 yf Ugffuarzkzs 7 7 GQJJ We 0170 age! jfe CSUIZSAIEYQ 51277 GQSJ gkwer jfe Wose Gkss GOAI' green Synof QOH Glass jlglsfory The dawning of our Age of Aquarius began in the fall of 1967. That year, we entered Taylorsville High School as freshmen - ready to conquer the world. Our esteemed sponsors were Mrs. Lilly, Mr. Downs, Mr. Fister and Mr. Carr. We were honored that year to have as Mr. and Miss Freshman, Randy Dixon and April Jewell. The Freshman King and Queen of the Halloween Carnival were Nancy Bryant and David Thompson. As we were just getting organized as a class, we did not elect class officers. Our freshman year also heralded the arrival of a large part of our high school years - Mr. Iverson Warinner was now a part of the THS Faculty In the fall of 1968, we returned as sophomores to shed our glory in the musty halls of THS. Our sponsors this year were Mr. Gilbert, Mr. Lawson and Mr. Noel. To represent our class at its best, we chose Arlene Ware and Tommy Cook as Mr. and Miss Sophomore. This year proved to be a year of winners: Sue Clark and David Thompson, our representatives to the Halloween Carnival, were crowned King and Queen of the entire Halloween Festival: Mary Ann Carrithers continued our winning streak when she won the title of Homecoming Queen 1969: Miss Spencer County, 1969, Miss Sherry Mudd, was also a member of our class. Brenda Sparrow represented our class as an alternate on the WAVE-TV High-Q Program. To guide our class this year, we elected the able Hank Lawson as President. Tony Shirley, Vice President, Robin Bennett, Secretary, Wayne Whitaker, Treasurer, and Randy Dixon, Reporter. With the news that Mr. Noel would continue to sponsor us throughout the remainder of our high school years, we waited our senior and junior years with expectation. We blasted to an exciting and swinging junior year with the swingest sponsors, Mr. Noel and Mr. Whit- lock. Representing our class as Mr. and Miss Junior were Terry Brookshire and Vicki Tapp. Our Halloween Carnival nominees were Tony Shirley and Mary Jane Greenwell. Nancy Bryant continued our winning streak by being selected Homecoming Queen Runner-Up. Brenda Sparrow as a team member and Joey Lilly as an alternate, represented our school and class on the WAVE-TV High-Q Program. Gary Carrithers, Wanda Edwards, Joey Lilly and Brenda Sparrow were chosen from our class to be represented in Merit's Who's Who in American High Schools. Led by such outstanding officers as Joey Lilly, President: Gary Carrithers, Vice Pres- ident: Margie McDavitt, Secretary: Judy Marion, Treasurer: and Peggy Golyer, Reporter, we were preparing for the highlight of our year, the presentation of the Junior-Senior Prom. We chose AQUARIUS as our theme. The work, the plans, the squabbles, all paid off on that memorable night, May 1, 1970, when we presented the greatest prom ever in the history of THS . . . this has proven to be one of the major highlights of our high school career. One of the greatest catastrophes that could ever befall a class happened to us at the close of our junior year. Tommy Cook, one of our friends and fellow classmates, drowned while swimming in Salt River. It was a crushing blow to our class, because we feel a definite closeness and a unaminity in spirit. We attended his funeral as a class, and we still, today, miss his presence. Anticipating the greatest year of our life, we rocketed into our Senior Year. Our sponsors this year were Mr. Noel, and Mr. Warinner C35 pounds lighterj. One of the greatest honors of being a senior, the title of Mr. and Miss Senior were bestowed on Tony Shirley and Robin Bennett. The Halloween Carnival was brightly lit by the smiles of our Senior nominees. Barbara Noel and Roger Hardin. Again showing our class superiority. Nancy Bryant was crowned queen of Homecoming. All of our seniors are great, but Terry Brookshire. Nancy Bryant, Shirley Thomas, Tony Shirley, Robin Bennett and Margie McDavitt were chosen to appear in Merit's Who's Who in American High Schools. To handle the truly important business of the senior class, we chose Terry Brookshire as President. Hank Lawson was elected as vice president, Robin Bennett, secretary and trea- surer, and Tony Shirley as reporter. Gary Carrithers and Robin Bennett as editors of our yearbook, AQUARIUS, worked to produce the largest, most colorful, and most unique annual in THS history. The speech and drama class produced as their competition play, THE OCTOGENERIAN, to be presented in competition at the Kentucky High School Speech League competition at the University of Louisville. On April 30 and May 1, the seniors will present, THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER, the award winning Broadway success by Kaufman and Hart. Graduation will conclude our long journey through the4 Age of Aquarius. 10-9-8-'7-6-5-4-3-2-1 - BLAST OFF' GQJJ fozke cfory ROBIN BENNETT - FHA l,2, 3,4, 1st-Vice President, 3,4, State FHA Meeting, 2, Math and Science Club 3, Pep Club 3,4, Basketball Cheerleader, 2, 3,4, Captain 4, Library Aide 3, Beta Club 2, 3, Secretary 3, Class Secretary 2,4, Miss Senior, Merit's Who's Who in American High Schools, 4, Annual Editor, Chorus 1, 2, Chairman, March of Dimes, 4, Competition Play, 4, Senior Play, Kentucky Girls' State, 3, Choir 3, Annual Staff 3. TERRY BROOKSHIRE - Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4, Baseball, 4, French Club 2, 3,4, Math and Science Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3,4, Merit's Who's Who in American High Schools, 4, Class President 4, Mr. Junior, Senior Superlative, Explorer's Club, 4, Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Choir 1,2, 3,4, Sextet 3, Competition Play 4, Senior Play, Advertising Manager of Yearbook, Heart Fund King. JERRY BROWN - FFA 1,2,3,4. NANCY BRYANT - FHA 1,2,3,4, President 4, District Officer -4, State FHA Meeting 2, 3, FFA Sweetheart 3, Math and Science Club 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Secretary 4, Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Library Aide 2, Beta Club 3,4, Yearbook Classes Editor, Heart Fund Queen 4, Homecoming Runner.-up 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Halloween Carnival Candidate 1, Senior Superlative, Merit's Who's Who in American High Schools, Competition Play 4, Senior Play. GARY CARRITHERS - Annual Editor, Delegate to Kentucky State Youth Council 3, French Club 2, 3,4, President 3, Beta Club 2,3,4, President 4, Math and Science Club 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Basketball 1, Explorers Club 4, Sextet 3, Merit's Who's Who in American High Schools 3, Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Choir 1,2, 3,4, Senior Superla- tive, Class Vice President 3, Competition Play 4, Senior Play, Annual Staff 3. SUE CLARK - French Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Pep Club 3,4, Beta Club 2, 3,4, Halloween Carnival Queen 2, Supply Girl 2, Senior Superlative, Competition Play 4, Senior Play. MARTHA COTTON - FHA 3, French Club 2, 3,4, Math and Science Club 3,4, Pep Club 3, Annual Staff 4, Var- sity Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Captain 3, Senior Superlative, Competition Play 4, Senior Play. BETTY CURTSINGER - FHA 1,2, 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 2,3,4. RANDY DIXON - FFA 1,2, 3, Star Chapter 1, State Fair Tobacco Entry, Public Speaking 3, Parliamentary Pro- cedure 3, Agricultural Mechanics 3, District Welding, Class Officer 1, Mr. Freshman, Senior Superlative, Competition Play 4, Senior Play. EDNA DOWNS - FHA 2, Softball 1,2, 3,4, Competition Play 4, Senior Play. WANDA EDWARDS - FHA 1, French Club 2, 3,4, Secretary 3, Beta Club 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Choir 2, 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Merit's Who's Who in American High Schools 3, Outstanding High School Student of Amer- ica 3, Competition Play 4, Senior Play. DICK GREENWELL - Basketball 1,2, 3, Captain 3, Junior Varsity Coach 4, Honorable Mention All-State Basket- ball Team 3, All-Regional Team 3, All District Team 2, 3, Competition Play 4, Senior Play, Mr. School Spirit 4, FHA Dreamboat, 2. MARY JANE GREENWELL - FHA 3,4, French Club 2, 3,4, Math and Science Club 3,4, Officer 4, Pep Club 3,4, Statistician 3,4, Library Aide 1, 2, Halloween Carnival Candidate 3, Senior Superlative, Runner-Up Miss Spencer County 1970, Competition Play 4, Senior Play. MARY HAGERMAN - Chorus 2, 3,4, Senior Superlative, Annual Staff 4, Competition Play 4, Senior Play. ROBERT HAMILTON - Transfer from Lawrence-Central High School, Indianapolis, Indiana 3, Senior Superla- tive, Annual Staff 4, Competition Play 4, Senior Play, Math and Science 1,4, French Club 1,4, Intramural Sports - Archery, Tennis, Football, Swimming, Track. Speech Debate 2, Science Fair 1. THERESA HAMILTON - Transfer from Lawrence-Central High School, Indianapolis, Indiana 3, FHA 3,4, Math and Science Club 2, Pep Club 1,2, 3, Girls' Basketball 1,2, Library Aide 1,2, Homecoming Queen Candidate 3, FHA Assistant Officer 4, Choir 4, Girls' Baseball 1,2, Broke LCHS Track Record 1, Annual Staff 4, Compe- tition Play 4, Senior Play. JIMMIE HAMMOND - FFA 1,2, 3, Parliamentary Procedure Team 3, Annual Staff 4, Math and Science Club 3, 4, Basketball l,2, Explorer's Club 4, Senior Superlative, Competition Play 4, Senior Play. ROGER HARDIN - FFA 1,2,4, Halloween Carnival Candidate 4. APRIL JEWELL - FHA 2, Library Aide 1,2, 3:Beta Club 3,4, Class Favorite 1,4, Chorus 1,2, 3, Competition Play 4, Senior Play. KATHY JORDAN - Transfer from Shelby County High School, Shelbyville, Kentucky 4. RANDALL JUMP - FFA 1,2,3,4. Umm Zzkecfory ANK LAWSON - FHA Dreamboat 43 FFA 1.2.33 French Club 2,31 Math and Science Club 3.4. President 43 Basketball 13 Annual Staff 43 Senior Superlative3 Class Vice President 43 Competition Play 43 Senior Play. ARRY LEWIS - Math and Science Club 3,42 Senior Superlative 43 Annual Staff43 Competition Play 43 Senior Play. EY LILLY - French Club 2.3.4, President 2g Math and Science Club 3.43 Pep Club 3.4. President 43 Explorer's Club 43 Beta Club 3,43 Vice President 43 Class President 33 Senior Superlative3 Who's Who in American High Schools 33 Yearbook Advertising Manager 43 Competition Play 43 Senior Play: High-Q Team 3. ONY MCALLISTER - FFA 1,2,3.4, Creed Contest 1, Chapter Meeting Team 2, Leadership Training Center 3.4. State Convention Delegate 2.3, Officer 3.4. District Officer 43 Basketball Manager 33 Basketball Timekeeper 43 Chorus 23 Choir 23 Winner of COURIER-JOURNAL FFA Award 4. ARGIE MCDAVITT - FHA 1,22 Chorus 1.23 Choir 1,23 Math and Science Club 3.43 Pep Club 3,4Q Beta Club 2.3.4. Treasurer 33 Merit's Who's Who in American High Schools 43 Homecoming Nominee 43 Class Secretary 33 Supply Girl 43 Competition Play 43 Senior Play, Annual Staff. A DY MARION - Math and Science Club 33 Beta Club 2.3.4. Secretary 43 Class Treasurer 33 Senior Superlative3 Organ- - izations Editor, Yearbook 43 Competition and Senior Play. ATRICIA KAYE MARTIN - FHA 23 Senior Superlative. LORIA MATHIS - FHA 23 Pep Club 3,43 Library Aide 3.43 Chorus 1.2. HERRY MUDD - FHA 3.43 French Club 2.3.43 Basketball Statistician 3,43 Library Aide 33 Senior Superlative: Home- coming Queen Candidate 23 Miss Spencer County 23 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Choir 1.2. Competition and Senior Play. ARBARA NOEL - FHA 1.2: Beta Club 3,43 Chorus 1,2, 33 Halloween Carnival Candidate 43 Most Dependable 4, Com- petition and Senior Play. ILBERT PARRETT - French Club 13 Explorer's Club 4. ONNIE POOLE - FFA 2.3.4. Reporter 4. AMES PUCKETT - FFA 1.2.3.43 Math and Science Club 3,43 Explorer's Club 43 Baseball 3.42 Senior Superlative. IKE PULLIAM - FFA 1,2.3.4. AMES RICHARDSON - FFA 1.2.43 Math and Science Club 3,4Q Senior Superlative. YN'I'HlA ROGERS - FHA 1,23 Pep Club 3,43 Chorus 1.2, 3,43 Choir 2, 3,43 Sextet 23 Annual Staff 43 Competition and Senior Play. ARRY ROGERS - FFA 1.2,3.4. EBORAH ANN SHELTON - French Club 2.3.43 Math and Science Club 3,43 Library Aide 2,33 Beta Club 2.3.43 Compe- tition and Senior Play. ONY SHIRLEY - FFA 2.3.4. National FFA Convention Delegate 4, State Dairy Judging Team, President 4: French Club 2.3.43 Math and Science Club 3.43 Pep Club 3.43 Basketball l,2Q Explorer's Club 4. Vice President 43 Beta Club 2,3 4. Reporter 43 Class Vice President 23 Class Reporter 43 Who's Who in American High Schools 43 Mr. Senior. HONDA SMITH - French Club 3,43 Beta Club 2.3.43 ONALD SMITH - FFA 2.3.4, Sentinel 3, Vice President 43 French 2.3.43 Chorus 1.2,3,43 FFA Dairy Judging and Par- liamentary Procedure Team. RENDA SPARROW - French Club 2.3.42 Math and Science 33 Beta Club 2.3.42 Senior Superlative3 Chorus 1.2,3.43 Choir 2.3.43 Sextet 33 High-Q Team 2.33 Who's Who in American High Schools 33 Business Manager Yearbook 4g Competition and Senior Play. ERRI TAPP - FHA 2: Chorus 1.2. ICKI TAPP - FHA 1,23 Pep Club 43 Library Aide 13 Miss Junior: Chorus 1.2. ARCIA TAYLOR - Beta Club 2.3.43 Annual Staff 43 Senior Superlative3 Competition and Senior Play. HIRLEY THOMAS - FHA 1.2,3,43 Math and Science Club 33 Beta Club 2.3.43 Secretary 43 Senior Superlative3 Annual Staff43 Who's Who in American High Schools 43 Choir 2.3.43 Chorus 1.2.3,43 Supply Girl 4s Sextet 3g FHA State Conference 33 FHA State Degree 33 Competition and Senior Play. AVID THOMPSON - Pep Club 43 Basketball 1.23 Explorer's Club 4g Senior SLIPSIIHILVEQ Competition and Senior Play. COTTY TINDLE - FFA 1,2,3.4. RLENE WARE - FHA 1,2.3,43 Officer 33 Pep Club 3.43 Varisty Cheerleader 3,43 Statistician 23 Annual Staff43 Cho- rus 23 Competition and Senior Play, Senior Superlative. Miss Sophomore. AYNE WHITAKER - FFA 2g French Club 2.3.43 Math and Science 3.43 Pep Club 3.43 Basketball Manager 23 Ex- plorer's Club 43 Beta Club 2.3.43 Class Officer 23 Senior Superlative3 Annual Staff 4g Competition and Senior Play. LVIN YOUNT - FFA 1.2.33 Senior Superlative3 Competition and Senior Play. 3l ow we bjef yfe 611125 zine gn O12 fjfe csfars yfe Gkss 1971 V The first sign of the zodiac is Aries, the Ram. Ruled by Mars, and 1S f' the sign of leadership It is the sign of the fearless pioneer and cre U ator as well as renewed life and idealistic accomplishment. Aries ARSES ARIES - MARCH 21 - APRIL 20 1',2,f'N fl 71 , M. fx . I . , 1 governs the head and face. . k by will i ' I f 'Yg'f A rf ffwi Sue Clark Betty Curtsinger April Jewell Sherry Thompson SUE CLARK, who is sometimes known as Clark Bar has now had her name changed to Caravelle. APRIL IEWELL, who may not be a queen, but certainly a King, can now be found teaching her children multiplication. ' SHERRY THOMPSON is still riding around in a '55 Chevy, waiting for it to become a collectors item. BETTY CURTSINGER, who was always very quiet, is not filing for divorce for the 7th time. TAURUS - APRIL 21 - MAY 22 The second sign of the zodiac is Taurus, the Bull, the sign of wealth, real estate and property. Venus rules this sign, making it X also the sign of love and beauty, Z' Taurus rules the neck and throat. TAURUS GEMINI - MAY 28 - JUNE 21 Tony Shirley TONY SHIRLEY has now fulfilled his life-long ambition, to marry a girl whose first name is qwhat elsej Shirley. The third sign of the zodiac is Gemini, the Twins. Sign of dual personality brother and sister, short journeys, speed, messages and communications. The mind perceptions and developed intel- lect are part of this sign. The ruler is Mercury. Gemini gov- GEMINI erns the shoulders, arms and hands. Shirley Thomas .-A sa , W 1 lr S ':w'1i: ir' ' 5S:i'sfif.:1'E2iix. '-Eifilfr' '-.. ,-fusf wr'.' ' , i iEEiC?f1Ef' 5il .. lif5EfL5ii!i5'?l: wlgyh 4- y: f ity: igrfailfs . -! ,,.s.,., new . rl fe, :E.,i'fss.s2... . - A EW? 'ill Q x Slit. ' iii' at -:,,i'E,g,fiff'if A g r. 3. - Eizffrtri lil it Gerald Noe,-. Joey Lilly Mike Pulliam SHIRLEY THOMAS, recently graduated from WKU with her majors in Wild Parties and Bartending. JOEY LILLY, who always said they come cheaper by the dozen is now the proud father of 6 sets of twins. GERALD NOEL, who has always taught required subjects and has always complained about overloaded classes, now teaches all electives and finds his classrooms bare. MIKE PULLIAM, is still playing the bashful bit, when in a crowd, but has acquired a weekend job as a-Playboy Photographer. Xf pf - CANCER - JUNE 22 -JULY 22 A The fourth sign of the zodiac is Cancer, the Crab, sign of the home and mother. In a minor ' 9 Af . N5 P ' . . . bl way, this takes in small business deals, and dictates the disposition in home and business life. Q P . f 1 '- Cancer is ruled by the Moon. It governs the stomach and breast. 4 If ' L ' A 'xx If . if ,,5 K r CUC - .-mst..-at ' Q. . w s:-v- ft. W ' . rift A . . K ,s ffa f j ts.-f1riag.r as ,sv , 1 lrvfirlilfiiriiii .ra . 5 if I rs 2 75. -,Q ....,,,,,,,,,,..- Egg,--A -.,:, Ee-ss, ,g:f.:.,u sf, 'fi .. I as tr I Randall Jump Debbie Shelton Dick Greenwell Wanda Edwards Donnie Poole DEBBIE SHELTON, who lives in the contact world, is the new business advisor of SKELTON'S CONTACT ENTER- PRISE. DICK GREENWELL, has now merged Bennett's with Greenwell Brothers and is a millionaire. DONNIE POOLE is now owner of Poole 's Pool Hall, Inc. , Louisville, Kentucky. WANDA EDWARDS who always wanted to be a private secretary has now been promoted to manager of Gaddie, Inc. RANDALL JUMP has now landed Apollo '71 on Mars in one great jump, 4 SCN V LEO JULY 23 - AUGUST 22 The fifth sign of the zodiac is Leo, the Lion, sign of Love, and quite pro- g perly, children. This is the sign of pleasure, adventure, sports, speculation, showmanship and romance. Jf It is the sign of good times, holidays, and good fellowship. Leo is ruled by the sun and governs the LEU heart. MW Roger Hardin Jimmie Hammond Nancy Bryant Gloria GLORIA MATI-IIS, who has always thought her love life dull, is now clear as Glass. Kathy Jordan MARGIE MCDAVITT, graduated from college with a major in music, and is now playing the piano in an old bachelors home. ROGER HARDIN who never was much of a literary artist, has just been awarded the Noel Prize. JIMMIE HAMMOND is now happily married to a rich old widow. NANCY BRYANT, who wanted to be a stewardess, can now be found in a cockpit ofa TWA-747 chatting with the pilots. CINDY ROGERS who has always admired birds, now has her favorite bird, the Sparrow, KATHY JORDAN, the first married girl in the class, is now in hot competition with the Jordans. Margie McDav1tt Cindy Rogers 33 0 VIRGO - AUGUST 23 - SEPTEMBER 22 The sixth sign of the zodiac is Virgo, the Virgin, sign of health, work and service. Virgo is the sign of duty to the aged and infirm, honest servitude and care of the health. Mercury is the ruler, and Virgo governs the intestines. Arlene Ware Ronnie Smith Wayne Whitaker ARLENE WARE, who we never thought would make it to the altar, is now the proud mother of triplets. WAYNE WHITAKER who always got along with the gals, is now the editor of Playboy Magazine. RONNIE SMITH is now owner of Smith Truck Lines, Inc. JAMES PUCKETT, after coming from a large family, has decided to remain a bachelor for fear of health. JERRY BROWN is a warden at the Women's Detention Home in Brooklyn, New York. .,,...--l ,..,A , LIBRA - SEPTEMBER 23 - OCTOBER 22 , J i . ' The seventh sign of the zodiac is Libra, the scales, sign of partnership and marriage, i -. 2735 f diplomatic relations and foreign affairs. Libra is ruled by Venus, and governs the kid- . v . 1 I -U neys in men and women. .4' ' 5 ' Ha- , Mary Hagerman Terri and Vicki Tapp Mary Jane Greenwell Theresa Hamilton James MARY HAGERMAN is still our little wonder cook, having developed a special kidney delight. TERRI TAPP is now developing foreign relations with the men of Siberia. VICKI TAPP now balances the scales, weighing 650 pounds. MARY JANE GREENWELL, statistician at THS, is now helping Kentucky Wildcats break all records. THERESA HAMILTON has finally gotten her man to the altar and is starting a family. JAMES RICHARDSON has recently divorced his fifth wife with intentions of returning to his first. BARRY LEWIS is now the principle man in charge of diplomatic relations with the North Pole, ho-ho-ho . 75, -D, 'iii 1 V ' . SCORPIO - OCTOBER 23 - NOVEMBER 21 eg . ' uhgt The eighth sign ofthe zodiac is Scorpio, the Scorpion, sign of death and regeneration. 1 'xx l The Scorpion is jealous, arbitrary, and sarcastic. The Scorpio possesses great glamour 'kv A 7 I' for the opposite sex. Scorpio is ruled by Pluto and governs the organs of regeneration. 34 Judy Marion Robert Hamilton I Tony McAllister IVERSON WARINNER, the great actor, has now landed another lead in the soap opera Bright Promise . ROBERT HAMILTON, has just been elected Chairman of IVCISOH WE'-Iiflflef the Board of Trustees at Hamilton College. Gilbert Parrett TONY MCALLISTER has re-kindled the old series, Father Knows Best . , JUDY MARION, one of the most promising students at THS, is now private secretary to the Secretary-General of the United Nations. GILBERT PARRETT has just been promoted from a sergeant to a 6-Star general. RHONDA SMITH is now operating the Smith Trucking Service of wild, wild men in their flying machines. SAGITTARIUS Rhonda Smith ' SAGITTARIUS - NOVEMBER 22 - DECEMBER 22 The ninth sign of the Zodiac is Sagittarius, the Archer, sign of great philosophies and religion. Expansion in all forms, extravagant enterprise, big business and world wide commerce comes under Sagittarius. The ruler is Jupiter, governing hips and thighs. - N 1. rp. N 3, t-' A , '-K.. .. , M.: , rf , 3 W Jp eg. :, - I 3, 5,10 . iii' E' ,3 . l L' , mv. . -:mfr S. q,frf5t1 i1 Mn f- rr 1 ri: s 5 .., , . V' 'i- Wt, 5 s.., -E: 5'4-its-:tiff.rfazssfrgsffzsfs'-1-ws.:r,.r1fsff'f,,-tram- Brenda S arrow P Scotty Tind le Alvin Yount Gary Carrithers and Mary Ann. GARY CARRITHERS, most intelligent of the class, has now intelligently devised a way to take over the world - and succeeded. BRENDA SPARROW has become the first woman superintendent of Spencer County Schools. SCOTTY TINDLE has now been named United States Secretary of Agriculture. ALVIN YOUNT, because of his quick orders and remarks, is now spending his third year on the moon. LARRY ROGERS recently opened his own Chevrolet garage in Taylorsville. A I K Goat, sign of success, authority, paternity and I L T, CAPRICORN DECEMBER 23 - JANUARY 20 'I'he tenth sign of the zodiac is Capricorn, the government. Worldly position, fame, and re- compense are measured by Capricorn. e CA KICORN sign ruler is Saturn, who governs the knees. PAT MARTIN, who was elected Best Sense of Humor , is now losing her sense after being with Randy for ten years. Marcia THYIOT MARCIA TAYLOR has finally cut her long locks and is now wearing it in a pixie. Pat Martin AQUARQ, -5' AQUARIUS - JANUARY 21 - FEBRUARY 19 The eleventh sign of the zodiac is Aquarius, the Water-Bearer, sign of friendship. X Aquarius indicates the quality of the social code in man's connection with associates, K J the degree of humanityh and the civilization of the individual. Ruled by Uranus. 6 ' Aquarius governs the legs. ' I f'X 1 q 5 ? I L f ' ' 15'f,si5',. , W A ii'il i'ii 5531 Miki' Q I ff5fj ggE :df Barbara Noel Gwen McAllister BARBARA NOEL, after 12 years of unnoticed legs is now taking Betty Grable's place in show business. GWEN MCALLISTER, our first class baby, is naturally an Aquarius. 'isa' Prscrs - FEBRUARY 20 - MARCH 20 The twelfth sign ofthe zodiac is Pisces, the Fishes sign of secrets and secret enemies, isolation, imprisonment, and tears. Pisces deter- Jfk mines the spiritual burdens and repression, also the sacrifices of the native. Ruled by 'FIX I f ' 'A Neptune, Pisces governs the feet. David Thompson Terry Brookshire Randy Dixon TERRY BROOKSHIRE, who always wanted to be a basketball coach, is now successfully coaching the All-American Red-Heads. RANDY DIXON has now solved the problem of air pollution, he stopped breathing. DAVID THOMPSON is still passing the school buses daily, but this time , 1 to get his own kids to school. Martha COUCOU MARTHA COTTON is still trying to spear Craig. ROBIN BENNETT has finally hummed her way into the Mormon Taber- Robin BSUU-fitt nacle Choir. HANK LAWSON is now owner of a very large cotton plantation. EDNA DOWNS sheds no tears, If she can't be with the one she loves, she loves the one she's with. we Wany 770006 Of We GMSS Of 1971 M1 38 ! I I I I I I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. L I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. Ch... .M ROBIN BENNETT, will my ability to be annual editor to anyone who wants to stay late a Warinner. t night at school with Mr TERRY BROOKSHIRE, will all my jokes and the ability to tell them to Mrs. Edna Tucker. JERRY BROWN, will my ability to make new friends in my senior year to all juniors. NANCY BRYANT, will my ability to be Homecoming Runner-Up and then be Homecoming Queen in my senior year to Kathy Brookshire. GARY CARRITHERS, will my ability to go with Varisty Cheerleaders to anyone who can SUE CLARK, will my nickname Susie to anyone who can get along with Mr. Warinner. MARTHA COTTON, will my ability to be Most Athletic to Susan Greenwell. stand the competition BETTY CURTSINGER, will 5th period study hall to anyone who can take both Mr. Noel and Mrs. Tucker, as their teachers at the same time. RANDY DIXON, will my fast blue Deuce to Scotty Nation, who certainly needs it. EDNA DOWNS, will my ability to graduate to William Roy Carpenter. WANDA EDWARDS, will my ability to be engaged during my senior year to Cindy Martin. DICK GREENWELL, will my ability to score 41 points in one ballgame to Doug Greenwell. MARY JANE GREENWELL, will my mischievous ways to Susan Greenwell. MARY HAGERMAN, will my short height to David Carrithers. ROBERT HAMILTON, will my unknown talents to those who can keep them unknown. TI-IERESA HAMILTON, will my track shoes to Sharon Robinson. JIMMIE HAMMOND, will my hidden talents of whatever they are to whoever can find th ROGER HARDIN, will my ability to find happiness in my senior year to all juniors. EITI. APRIL JEWELL, will my ability to love '56 Chevys to anyone who can stand the breakdown problems. KATHY JORDAN, will the ability to get the grade needed to graduate to all future married students. RANDALL JUMP, will my height to my brother Robert. HANK LAWSON, will my ability to outrun the bubble gum machine to Rodney Dixon. BARRY LEWIS, will my luck of having good friends to my brother Dennis Lewis. JOE LILLY, will my brain to anyone who thinks they can handle it. TONY MCALLISTER, will my ability to irritate Gerald Noel to anyone who can master the art. MARGIE MCDAVITT, will my ability to be Most Talented to Kathy Brookshire. JUDY MARION, will my ability to be Most Intelligent to Michele Grant. PAT MARTIN, will my Wheaties, Breadfast of Champions to Donna Henry. GLORIA MATHIS, will my figure to Gail Cox. SHERRY MUDD, will my ability to be Miss Spencer County to all the runner-ups who can figure out how to do it BARBARA NOEL, will the honor of Most Dependable to my brother Jerry. GILBERT PARRETT, will the fence around the ball park to all of those drivers who don't have anything better to run into. DONNIE POOLE, will my ability of not being afraid of riding with Ronnie Smith to Larry JAMES PUCKETT, will my ability to graduate in 12 years to Alonzo Wyatt. MIKE PULLIAM, will my parking places to Ronnie Humes. JAMES RICHARDSON, will my ability to be Most Dependable to Billy Martin. CYNTHIA ROGERS, will my ability to be prompt to Darrell Thomas Sparrow. LARRY ROGERS, will my ability to pass English to Rusty Stout. Rogers. DEBORAH SHELTON, will my nickname Skelton to all Sheltons who hearafter attend THS. TONY SHIRLEY, will my long golden hair to Leonard Tojo Smith. RHONDA SMITH, will my long thin legs to Debbie Black. RONNIE SMITH, will my ability to get along with myself to Gail Cox. BRENDA SPARROW, will my ability to be engaged in my senior year to Rita Dadisman. TERRI TAPP, will my earthly possessions, including myself to Bud Hagan. VICKI TAPP, will my ability to drive a four-in the floor to Wayne Burgin. MARCIA TAYLOR, will fsincerelyj, to get Most Attractive to my little sidter Tonya, SHIRLEY TOMASH, will my ability to go to National 4-H Congress to Monica Smith. DAVID THOMPSON, will my ability to tear up cars to Greg Murphy. SCOTTY TINDLE, will my knowledge about girls to any boy that wants it. ARLENE WARE, will my ability to be engaged in my senior year to Nina Sue Cotton. WAYNE WHITAKER, will anything Ihave to anybody who can find a use for it. ALVIN YOUNT, will one freckle to Larry French. when she is a senior W u, A X, J X. 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Responsible for the administration of Taylorsville schools is the Spencer County Board of Education. They keep the sys- tem in accord with the requirements of the community, Ken- tucky law, and the State Board of Education. We at THS hardly recognize the importance of Board func- tions as they do their work quietly, behind the scenes. One very large job this group does is study the curriculum, to make certain that our courses and course of f e rin g s are kept up-to- date. A nother duty is having repairs made, rooms painted, and equipment regularly checked. Still a third responsibility is the preparation of the complex budget for the financial ad- ministration of the school system. A member of the Board of Education gets little recognition for many hours dedicatingly spent . We at THS want to say thank you for the major role you have played in our education and our future. 42 u!0er1lf2fez20Qz2f Spencer Souza? 505006 520. s7?arfQyf C, Aer Mr. Walker confers with teachers on new educat'ional philosophies. Public education in Taylorsville and Spencer County has been given many years of leadership by a man of courage a n d c o n v i c tio n, foresight, determination and energy. Courage to accept with enthusiasm and confidence progres- sive innovations in educationg conviction to stand firm in his beliefsg foresight in making plans for the best in educa- tiong and determination, as well as untiring energy , in ful- filling those plans. The Class of 1971 is indebted to one who se educational philosophy places emphasis on a solid foundation in academicsg g o od citizenshipg a love of God and cou ntryg and a desire to perpetuate aheritage of the f r eed o m , hard work, self-discipline and concern for the worth of each individual which have made our land great. 43 Among his many duties are keeping tabs on school attendance the thankless job of helping teachers with their school registers, and providing help and assistance to the many people who daily fre- quent the Superintendent's office. Zzke cfor jjzzpz' gp 8119012129 MR. EARL BEGLEY Mrs. Baird can best be described as a friend to all she meets. She assists Mr. Walker in his many ad- ministrative duties: she is secretary to The Spencer County Lunch Pro- gram, and a friendly and courteous receptionist to the many visitors of the Spencer County School System. csecrefary 70 gfe cSuper11f2!er10Qnf Qqnofcspencer 6061129 y30ar0f 60Q1cabbrz MRS. RUTH BAIRD jjrzlfz czyvaf yaybrsuzmz 505006 Wir. Ekyfyzpufbs PRINCI PAL'S MES SAGE Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, Or what's a heaven for? When Robert Browning penned these stirring lines, he posed a challenge which should thrill the heart of every person, young or old, who lives in the world we know today. It is a world which demands the best of us, for the get-by philosophy destines those who live by it to mediocrity or failure. Why, then, should our ambitions and aspirations be set high , perhaps even above or beyond what we are likely to realize completely? Because only through lofty as- pirations may we hope to achieve the highest attainments which lie within us. And so I would say to you - have vision, aspirations and ideals which callenge the best that is within you! Only through these may you realize the rich, full life that is your birthright. Mr Mullins deals with the many student questions and problems that arise daily. 45 f'U SHARON INGRAM Q12 Qfdf C5050 of ecrefary Being new to the Taylorsville staff Gail has taken over the duties of mimeographing, assisting Mrs. Brown in the library , and helping Mrs. Baird and Mr. Walker with lunchroom reports and other admin- istrative duties. 1141112 czgvafs QSXW ecrefary 0 fjfe yjrzln czgoa Besides her many duties of being secretary and treasurer of the high school funds: being in charge of the school picture and magazine mon- iesg being in charge of textbook and workbook salesg and being secretary to Mr. Mullins, Sharon still has the time and patience to greet students and teachers with a smile and a cheerful welcome. GAIL AUBREY ZIf2C'gHf7?O0I22 GOQQS BACK ROW: Mrs. Chesser, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Chesser, Mrs. Hays. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Howerton Mrs. Barnett, Mrs. Maddox, Mrs. McAllister, Mrs. Hilbert. J use Zrzbers BACK ROW: Mary Etta Patton, Anne Humes, Catherine Cox, Ralph Cox, Jess Jewell, Lewis Jewell, Cliff Bodine, Hubert Whitehouse, James Whitaker, Herbert McGee, William McAllister. FRONT ROW: Marvin Cheek, Melvin Humes, Edgar Jacobs, Elva Jewell. ybjzuf g y7Z0dI12 Xen an ce 97911901212 ef MR. ALBERT STUMP MRS . BONNIE BOLIN MRS. JANIE SMITH 4 I-I at A ,,-fi..yj7fZfW?f'3f H Y l f 7fff! I if ff, A L 1l,1M, 'W, w -4-4 4 -4 if -.HWEQ i+7 7f' 'v I 1. ex N W W 'ufwf Z A 11769 W 7 , W1 ' 1 f 2 C ffyff f KW! sff Z, f f Nl X A V' R - Q,wffl'W of M n tl !! -7 S M 3 f tw I y M X w i f 57 I 'J avflw, I 4 f f f -',14+ fglfzR gf ,',5Ly,Ni 7 I ,JW fr m M ,1H,.x mW, ! f f W f N ml QQ 1 if UW f fff 1 E A! 4' 'lII g Ak 'Kff W! ,tw ' ? yum ffW, I , , j , 4 ' XV y WW fl W f fjfm w' fi' IIN' 0 w .1 ffjfffW'ff f f I if W M? I ,Q M , E W UYWM MW A 'JffAV!W,nz1'M Vmx?iwf,ff M Q ,mlm X I vsu,-1 'I B X ny W ff! XMMWIIWW f WZ ,S WW W I W Il! WWW Z 25 Mffffwsffw feb R 1 f Q L +' .fw4? S x ',M.i14QLf'wlff,'f1,l V Q lW 2H' 41 A A f QM 1 W!1f,'nf,,,,,, b' f If f f, W ww fmwwwwQ lv f f , I MV , W f - ,KWH QW ! l ,IW J WW W l+ My FACULTY W CATHERINE H. BRISCOE MARY FRANCES BROWN Algebra, Mathematics Librarian B,A. Western Kentucky B,A. University of Kentucky .-rm Y 1 - ' L, i RICHARD DOWNS BETTY IO FISHER Commerce Science, English B.S. Kentucky State B.A, Western Kentucky ay6rsU1' ke 60500 VICTOR I. FISTER Social Studies, English B.A. Bellarmine 50 RAY L. FOSTER LARRY J. GILBERT Coach, Phys. Education Agriculture Driver 's Education B,S, Murray State B. S. Campbellsville JOYCE M. IEWELL Science B.A, University of Kentucky 15' acu Q GERALD R. NOEL History, Government, Sociology Eastern, B.S. Nazareth IVERSON L. WARINNER French, English, Speech B.A. Berea MURRELL C. LAWSON ELEANOR F. LILLY Mathematics, Science Home Economics B.S. Campbellsville B.S. University of Louisville M. Ed. University of Louisville 'UI BARBARA SHELBURNE EDNA K. TUCKER Music English B.A. Western Kentucky B.S. Western Kentucky REED E. WATTS RONALD L. WHITLOCK Shorthand Commerce, Physical Education B.S. Eastern Kentucky B.S. Campbellsville 5I 5 FRONA C. BEGLEY lst Grade B.A. , Eastern Kentucky CATHERINE V. BENNETT 8th Grade B.A. , Webster College MARY FRANCES BROWN Librarian B.A. , University of Kentucky EARL D. COLLINS 8th Grade Fifth Year Program B. A. , University of Kentucky JOY L. DAY T 6th Grade University of Louisville aybrsuzfk junzb GERTRUDE BLAKEMAN 2nd Grade B.S. , Nazareth GRACE B. CAMPBELL 1st Grade B.S. , Eastern Kentucky 53535553233235?:f.f??i?ii5'f1Ei?E2 E-553:-Ttiflf-1321:i32:'53.-: L , . Q, .3 3- f ' an -. .ar-Y. -4-.1a96:.,--:waV . , V is wi53wi'ETfil142E1ff 'ci-,-: ir, - Q?-1 . ms' 4-is fu f s' wha. ' sf 5 ' 5? 9' HELEN G. COX 5th Grade B. S. , Nazareth RICHARD DOWNS 7th Grade English B.S. , Kentucky State CZQHQ ezzfar THELMA BRANDON 5th Grade B.S. , Murray State MARY A. CASEY 2nd Grade B.S. , Nazareth WILLIE C. CULLEY 4th Grade B.S. , Nazareth RAY FOSTER Physical Education B.S. , Cambellsville 1? Sqn acu 1? REBA SUE GIBSON 4th Grade B.S. , Morehead State LINDA L. HOLT 7th Grade B.A. , Campbellsville IANIE MCCLAIN 6th Grade B.A. , University of Kentucky ELIZABETH MARTIN 3rd Grade B.S. , Nazareth WILLIAM R. HAGAN 8th Grade B.S. , Carnpbellsville EMELINE HOUSTON 2nd Grade -. - .f 2f'?':p 'Q ' 'MAY rf 'drain' ra... . 1, MZ! W t WL . I img -i 6I.1?u5g?S3E91r ,fad . .I r .,.a,r4 af' . ' A . . GEORGIA K. MCNEAL 8th Grade B.S. , Utah State MARIE R. MILLER 3rd Grade BESS GADDIE 3rd Grade B.S. , Nazareth JOSIE F. HEADY 4th Grade B.S. . Nazareth MARGARET LAWSON 3rd Grade B.S. , Nazareth EVELYN D. MARATTAY 6th Grade B.S. . Nazareth . . , PATSY MYERS 6th Grade B . A. , Georgetown 53 LOUISE T, RICE 57th Grade B.A., Western Kentucky BARBARA E. SHELBURNE Music MARLA B. SHELLEY 1st Grade B.A. , University of Kentucky B.A. , Western Kentucky NANCY C. STOUT 1st Grade B.S. , Western Kentucky JOHN TURNER 5th Grade B.S. , Eastern Kentucky REED WATTS 54 7th Grade B.S. Eastern Kentucky gf' JACQUELINE V. STUBBLEFLELD 7th Grade B.S, Universtiy of Arkansas GLADYS WALKER 5th Grade B.S. , Nazareth RONALD WHITLOCK Physical Education B.S. , Campbellsville 4th Grade, Standard Life RALPHJ. SMITH Sth Grade B.S. , Eastern Ky. LUCILLE THOMPSON 2nd Grade B.A. , Georgetown IANIS C. WARFORD 6th Grade MILDRED WISE 1st Grade B.S. , Campbellsville X , 4 I Wy f Wy ,..,... ,5Zu,1fIlZA1l.HM Zmhg24 ACTIVITIES ll If' I Mfg I 1 'XMI I I I wtf A I IMT rj' ' If 'N In ' I 1 J W' ffmllwf ff I, I f, I f!uff ,ffW I mf Wfffggffff l1'l,ff!H! 'lp I f4Wf ,'f1N fW?f , I .1x N' QIXX V, If ,!vf1, I I ll Ili MMI! fvlwif NWZYMW' IM 'V1 IJ , .X ' H 'I lI H. ,Kiwi I Z W' W Wfffffw 'S MMU 4lWj!11!WfWN W I' FIIIJIIW I' IIN!.Qt 4Qf X My W1 ff! I I MW IM' N , 1,'!I1ljK,fM K ,I 7 e gufure omema ers Wmerfca 9? or Ofjcam Sandra Yates, Parliamentariang Janet Stephens, Song Leaderg Bonnie Brown, Cynthia Martin, Recreation lead- ersg Judy Gibbens, Historiang Robin Bennett, First Vice 7.5! Presidentg Hank Lawson, Dreamboatg Nancy Bryant, He- sidentg Vickie Yates, Second Vice President, Vicki Bowman, Treasurerg Ian Skaggs, Secretary, Monica Stout, Reporterg Mrs. Eleanor Lilly, Advisor. QMAKER f VW 9 77 .sr A f if ' ia 511 a a L .S Q1 O xo NEW HOW. The Future Homemakers of America is a national or- ganization of girls and boys studying Home Economics in the high schools of the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. The purpose is to help individ uals improve personal, family, and community living now and in the future. Taylorsville High School has one of the most active and largest chapters in the Lou- isville District. Last year, the THS F.H.A. Chapter received two state degrees and one state scholarship. 52771 9782122 l ' o'-12' X 7 I ll' I .PHY ?N e V ILA -,Z .. . Q, Qifflufo The Future Farmers of America is an organization for It helps them prepare for careers in agriculture, and trains them to become responsible citizens and lead- ers in their communities. Members also develop leadership and learn to cooperate with others. QR? 9113 2 EM Cz. P. QMTEQFS Mr. Larry Gilbert, Advisor, Tony Shirley, President, Tony Mc- Allister, District Treasurerg Stevie Baugh, Treasurer, Fred Chat- man, Sentinel, Raymond Snider, Secretaryg Donnie Poole, Re- porter, Ronald Smith, Vice President. gfe gufure arm ers Of if-ZI22 Qflbd 57 high school students who study vocational agriculture. e GercQ ran cazls The French4CIub is celebrating its third year as an or- ganization of Taylorsville High School. Its major activity each year is the sponsoring of the community- wide French Christmas Service. This year over 300 attended the service. Besides fostering the study of French outside the classroom, the French Club spon- sored an autumn dance for club members, guests, and high school faculty aboard the Belle of Louisville. This year's club has 66 members. .ges Ojffbers Debbie Black, Program Chairman, Mr. Iverson Warinner, Sponsor, Sue Clark, Secretary-Treasurer David Shelburne, President. STANDING: D. Greenwell, B. Snider, D. Greenwell, J. Graham, G. Carrithers, Mr. Warinner, J. Lilly, M. Stump, R. Miller, D. Spencer, R. Reinle, W. Stone, D. Campbell, R. Gray, W. Whitaker, R. Smith, D. Snider, B. Sanders, D. Carrithers, D. Shelburne, R. Thomas, G. Brookshire, B. Neal, R. Black, G. Porter, G. Roberts. KNEELING1 R. Cook, R. Wise, B. Hamilton, T. Shirley, B. Martin, G. Bentley, L. Smith, T. Brookshire, M. Oder. SECOND ROW: D. Martin, L. Wells, R. Porter, K. Martin, R. Smith, D. Shelton, B. Sparrow, W. Edwards, M. Hays, K. Spears, M. Cotton, M.J. Greenwell, E. Slucher. FIRST ROW: D. Henry D. Black, D. Cox, B. Sharpe, V. Yates, I. Skaggs, E. Hagerman, I. Gray, R. Dadisman, W. Edwards, S. Mudd , S . Clark. BACK ROW: L. French, M. McDonald, F. Aubrey, L. Redmon, B. Rogers, L. Smith, V. Bowman, L. Wells D. Gray, T. Goodlett, M. Stout, R. Reinle, B. Sanders, D. Campbell. FIFTH ROW: L. Parrett, M. Shouse V. Jewell, R. Ingram, E. Aubrey, C. Chesser, L. Smith, K. Brookshire, M. Stout, M. Morris, R. Porter, P. Herndon, J. Whitehouse, C. Porter, B. Richardson, S. McKinley, B. Sharp. FOURTH ROW: J. Puckett, L. Goodlett, P. Bennett, B. Sanders, M. Kelly, M. Harp, E. Slucher, D. Greer, K. Derry, T. Yount, K. Mar- tin, P. Kelien, B. Porter, K. Spears, C. Rogers, G. Mathis, M. McDavitt. THIRD ROW: G. Parrett, R. Black, B. Snider, D. Carrithers, B. Martin, R. Yates, L. Smith, B. Neal, J. Weis, S. Slaughter, S. Baugh, J. Gibbens, C. Martin, B. Brown, T. Shirley, W. Whitaker, S. Clark, G. Carrithers. SECOND ROW: T. Brookshire, M. Oder, G. Porter, D. Greenwell, C. Akins, D. Best, D. Black, J. Skaggs, V. Yates, Mr. Foster, R. Bennett, A. Ware, S. Greenwell, B. Coleman, F. Stinnett, S. Mudd, M. J. Greenwell, Sh. Robinson. 'FRONT ROW: Mr. Noel, N. Bryant, J. Lilly, Mrs. McClain. 'Ojfqcers Mrs. Janie McClain, Sponsor, Mr. Gerald Noel, Sponsor, Joey Lilly, President, Robin Bennett, Cheerleading Captain, Nancy Bryant, Secretary. ya. GM The Pep Club is in its second year of exis- tence at Taylorsville High School and has grown to one of the largest organizations. It continues to sponsor Pep Buses to away ball games plus fostering school spirit at Home. This club is an asset to the many organizations already in existence at THS. SEIENEE ELUBS UF HMEHIEH ssrae Ss ff Wfaff Sqn ' C1212 ce BACK Row, G. Benny, Sh. Humphrey, K. Moore, 1. Weis, M. Oder, D. Greenwell, R. Biaek, S. Baugh, L. Wells, D. Shelburne, J. Hammond. FOURTH ROW, B. Brown, C. Martin, R. Dad- isman, N. Bryant, S. Herndon, J. Skaggs, J. Gibbens, T. Brookshire, J. Lilly, R. Hamilton, J. Richardson. THIRD ROW, M.J. Greenwell, B. Snider, G. Porter, S. Slaughter, J. Graham, M. Stout, V. Yates, T. Shirley, M. McDavitt, J. Puckett. SECOND ROW, R. Snider B. Neal, H. Lawson, D. Shelton, T. Goodlett, L. Redmon, J. Gray, Mr. Lawson, Sponsor. F T ROW, Mrs Betty Fisher, Sponsor, W. Whitaker, M. Cotton, G. Carrithers. The Math and Science Club of Taylorsville 1' High School is affiliated with the Science Clubs of America and is composed of 38 C members. It endeavors to promoteinter- e est and enthusiasm in the areas of science p and math. Under the direction of Mrs. Fisher and Mr. Lawson, the club plans to become involved in science fairs and spe- cial projects of interest to the members of S the club. Mary Jane Greenwell, Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Betty Joe Fisher, Sponsor, Doug Greenwell, Parliamentariang Hank Lawson, Pres- ident, Michael Oder, President-Elect, Mr. Murrell Lawson, Spon- 50 sor, David Shelburne, Reporter. OMCQFS Tony Shirley, Reporter, Gary Carrithers, President, Joey Lilly, Vice President, Shirley Thomas, Recording Secretary, Judy Marion, Corresponding Secretaryg Bonnie Brown, Treasurer. .Zyefa C515 The purpose of the Beta Club shall be the promotion of the ideals of honesty, service and leadership among high school students of America, to reward meritorious achieve- ment, and to encourage and assist students to continue their education after high school The Taylorsville High School Beta Club has 51 members. XX B I 1 omsn P BACK ROW: N. Rogers, N. Bryant, R. Smith, S. Clark, R. Snider, S. Baugh, F. Chatman, B. Sanders, J. Shelton, L. Coulter, D. Sparrow. FOURTH ROW: C. Bryant, C. Glasscock, M. Stump, M. Oder, B. Martin, D. Carrithers, G. Brookshire, W. Whitaker, B. Porter, M. McDavitt, M. Taylor. THIRD ROW: B. Noel, R. Dadisman, M. McGaughey, E. Hagerman, S. Yates, D. Black, K. Spears, E. McNeal, W. Edwards, J. Gray, K. Martin. SECOND ROW: L. Love, P. Kelien, P. Hedden, V. Yates, J. Skaggs, S. Humphrey, T.'Goodlett, C. Martin, J. Gibbens, L. Redmon, D. Shelton, A. Jewell. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Mary Frances Brown, Sponsor, T. Shirley, S. Thomas, bl J. Marion, B. Brown, J. Lilly, G. Carrithers. J Glmzrni rv Udflous Wx effsqofjerbkzhy Cjoffc QSfu0Q12f Wayne Whitaker Hank Lawson G0-5706130119 Terry Brookshire Joey Lilly GQSJQJ Gerald Noel Janie McClain 62 Wanda Edwards, Debbie Shelton, Barbara Noel, Nancy Bryant, Editor. f77ffQf1b's l Sherry Mudd, Dick Greenwell, Mary Jane Greenwell, Martha Cotton, Editor. Tony Shirley, Editor Ronnie Smith yyuszkz ess 776212 ayers Margie McDavitt Brenda Sparrow k!7CfIUIllIG.S' Jimmy Hammond, Arlene Ware, Randy Dixon, Judy Marion Editorg Donnie Poole. I ZISIC' 'N' rm QD11'ecf0r Mrs. Barbara Shelburne 6501? Say it with Szresfmazz jrzb Monica Smith, Kathy Brookshire Sharon Cheek. csexfef Ellen McNeal, Sharon Cheek, Sharon Herndon, Debbie Washburn, Vicki Yates, Sandy Yates. X10 orer is Offgcers Michael Oder, Secretary: Terry Brookshire, Second Vice President: Mike McDonald, President: Tony Shirley, First Vice Presidentg Robert Black, Treasurer. The Explorer's Club, a new club at THS this year, is a division of the Boy Scout 's of America. It is an up-to- date approach to high school age young people, helping 'them find their present and future roles as individuals in soc- iety and in the world of work. These goals are fulfilled through the planned program of action in activities related to vocational, social, service, citizen- ship, outdoor and physical fitness areas of experience. The Explorer's Club is under the sponsorship of Mr. Lawson and Mr. Whitlock. AK Y eff .5 STANDING: V. Hardin, S. Cheek, K. Spears, M. McKinley, C. Porter, S. McKinley, Mrs. Brown, Librarian: G. Mathis, D. Henry, S. Greenwell, D. Greer, M. Smith. SEATED: C. Chesser, A. Waterfill, I. Bennett, T. Barnett, C. Stump. 51 gfdf' 6 Library assistants Kathy Spears and Faye Aubrey help students check out suitable and educational reading materials. The Library is one of the oldest groups at Taylorsville High. Its duties include assisting students in reasearch, working at the circula- tion desk and aiding Mrs. Brown to maintain a well-organized and efficient library. The THS Library can boast of over 6,000 volumes plus a well-equipped audio-visual center. . 1 ' , , as P! ' , - f' 1 w I K H 1 1 . ' X , or so l i3f'5fffw5fff?sss!f1 ,,,s,5.35sf me - , - lf: - iH2,fT?:5 5'sl . ' , xr, s J. . f' . ski s -- .ffrzffzri ' .- -Str, i it ' ' f ,L Q, ' ' fi r.: ff! N -12555 ,jszsrsfs ,I 5 533 1 1 Tian :- --1-e ' I ' . I - Q fi it 5 - - ff ' V- . K Q - - ,. o W 'gig , il A I . , , ,- ' iv 'vs' QL' 'ff-sf 1 -Qmgf-f1f'. w g- - in-r: f!f 1s 1' 2 ' 5 H ' T .. B' - 5 'Y' '11-23.12 .fff ,::. ' A , .. V 'tffff' 1' ,gy ' ki: L s,--V-'tw w. - Assess? .K - is -- V - I , . I .V ,- ' - 2. s .. V J s 9 . V x C f,- L ---- ' . , -,QQ A f f sr:1m5wfs5ff'ff i i s M - , , LLL. ,., s- L ' 1 D m ,, 1970 FHA President, Joy Wills, Passes the gavel to incoming President, Nancy Bryant, at the annual Fl-IA Banquet. The Explorer's Club meets to plan their yearly atheltic contests. French Club members enjoy a fun-filled evening The Pep Club yells their team on to victory. on the Belle of Louisville. rw CZIIUIZIQS 4 The finale of the fourth annual French Christmas Service, presented yearly at the First Baptist Church. Sylvie Sejournet, Rotary Ambassador from Paris, France, spoke to the French classes at THS, as well as became a friend of many of the students. '-v '9 .Zg?'3fW V' Vis!!!-J' f '31ii'3?Effv v' 2. V f Mm. - fr V' ,Ml wr, f, .V me 'M aff: .dw V , . 'fr r ar', , YOU rrrs t . F tstt ' .F -,. 'rarf' '.,, i.t.i' ii -rg r ' r i , '-r, 9 '--' V K J, 'H ,'1'f-Tr' f y 'WE -',- :,. 5, -:Ii :f'fff.:ifF:f' ..,.. I '- - FHA officers really know now to needle a guy . -'y', 'ff 'f,' 'hh l f'i'f'5 ' f- '-.' if Margie McDavitt, Ellen Aubrey, Shir- ley Thomas and Faye Aubrey work to benefit the March of Dimes drive. sw f ' V H WI 1 UI ff Ww w N I ' H, , W f X Q ' M' My .W W X iw f W 'fm H Q 'zVMj W , yi 255155 W fi , 1?WWwfM MMfQf M2f?2ff W 4 ff' Aff fhllf,W1Qx1 'q4,yf,u, My fxf7'S l , 1 f Xl ,r QVVQW A1 0 M Maw W WW X , m J N ff , fl!! WH , 'H Q5 WWW '1 x W X W' ATHLETICS STANDING: Buddy Neal, Chuck Sharpe, Leonard Smith, Jodie Weis, Mike Oder, David Shelburne, Steve Baugh KNEELING: Burchie Snider, Robert Black, Manager, Steve Slaughter. 576g gczybrs UI. ke J ears Hustle and determination are the most accurate words to describe the Taylorsville Bears basketball club this season. With only one returning starter from last season's team, plus the addition of a new varsity coach, the Bears have managed to put together a team that is exciting to watch and thrilling to support. Although they have not posted a winning season, the Bears are in a process of building skill, experience, and sportsmanship for next season . . . a sea- son that will be composed of 11 returnees from this year's squad. Regardless of the season record, we at THS have felt happiness and sadness with you, we have felt victory and defeat with you, but most of all we have supported you because we are proud of you and because you all are our very own . . . The Taylorsville Bears. yearn Galofazlrz Doug Greenwell, Terry Brookshire, Greg Porter. TERRY WAYNE BROOK SHIRE 7I 'J r ,, , 'J X 1 MICHAEL ODER DAVID SI-IELBURNE STEVE BAUGH JODIE WEIS Junior - Forward Junior - Forward Junior - Forward Junior - Forward arszfy DOUG GREENWELL CHUCK SHARPE Junior - Center Junior - Forward I2 77011102 C- LEONARD SMITH ' STEVE SLAUGHTER Junior - Center Junior - Guard TERRY BROOKSHIRE GREG PORTER BUDDY NEAL BUTCH SNIDER 72 Senior - Guard Junior - Guard Junior - Guard Junior - Guard arab? Way X7OSfQf OGC' QS The 1970-'71 Taylorsville Bears is headed by our new varsity coach, Ray Foster. Coming to THS from Mt. Wash ington, where he was also head basketball coach, he has brought with him the talent and ability to get the best from our basketball players. The student body and faculty of THS recognize Coach Foster, not only for his athletic skill and teaching ability, but also for the character and integrity he has added to our school. We are proud to wel- come Coach Foster to the Taylorsville community and the friendship of Taylorsville High School. Assisting Coach Foster with his duties as basketball coach is senior, Dick Greenwell. Because of age requir- ments, he couldn't play varsity sports, but he has devoted many unselfish hours as junior-varisty coach. Dick has an unchallenged record as a Varsity player at THS, being named twice to the All-District Team, once to the All- Regional Team, and being named to the Courier'Journal All-State Honorable Mention Team. All this has given him invaluable experience as he has worked to strengthen the athletic program at Taylorsville High. zznzbra arsfg Zzcf Qreenwef V i in r I v lrry Humes, Ricky Crouch, Mike Whitehouse, Mark Jordan, Danny Wells, Wayne Stone, Greg Smith, James H. Smith, Keith Ricketts, Coy Hillard, Doug Irvine, Billy Shelburne. KNEELING: Dennis Egg Head Spencer, Dwight Greenwell, Manager, Garry Brookshire. J U. G6eerka0Qrs I U. GAXQQFQGOQZF Sponsor STANDING: Cheryl Akins, Debbie Best. KNEELING: Frieda Stinnett, JANE W, MCCLAIN Brenda Coleman. resfm an eam vw.-,lwfw B Mlm V 2 E ES 5: is ,I- Q STANDING: Doug Irvine, Ricky Crouch, James H. Smith, Wayne Stone, Richard Smith, Ray Foster, Coach. KNEELING: Homan Goober Cull, Roger Cook, Robbie Miller. zznzbfwjigyg fjeam 1 1 W 5 v frziE,iua5i3aifs,rraEf Ex Q ite waist? me u 1 STANDING: David Weis, Joseph Cundiff, Mike Whitehouse, Timothy Shelburne, Greg Smith, Mark Jordan, Sherrill Rogers, Billy Shelburne, Randy Couch, Ray Foster, Coach. KNEELING: Barry Humes, R. H. Bennett, Dwight Greenwell, Manager, Jerry Hoops, Coy Hillard. Q9 yi, RC Os i r 79 Cscorer - Weporfer 31222 er 1vERsoN WARINNER yy dl? G Y 9115 ROBERT BLACK DWIGHT GREENWELL TONY MCALLISTER Csfablvfzbfkzns MARY JANE GREENWELL SI-IERRY MUDD SHARON ROBINSON 1 f ' !i',v, I F , 9 1 , 1 ,rf Q x - X FAVGRITES X NX fy Wir. 5-Zf20f ms Qsezzzbr 7012 y csfzkfzy 7? 05122 yjezmeff Qsezzzbr cSz1perQf1bes I mdosf Zasmzf MARY HAGERMAN MIKE PULLIAM I 1 Wfosf qffracfzbe MARCIA TAYLOR DICK GREENWELL QS yfosf fsefme 570 me Gm emi' 75229 JDJ Queen . ARDIN BARBARA NOEL JOEY LILLY SHIRLEY THOMAS ROGER H 83 Qsenzbr csuperfzfzbes GQJS gfkfs Kes! yjersonafzy S1-IERRY MUDD DAVID THOMPSON BARRY LEWIS ARLENE WARE 'ii Was! Z'epen0fa5Q 78,9 7 f Of J osf a enfe 84 BARBARA NOEL JAMES RICHARDSON MARGIE MCDAVITT HANK LAWSON ezzzbr up erfzfzb es Kes! gaounof SUE CLARK WAYNE WHITAKEP E Wosf Q-qf5Qf1' C MARTHA COTTON TERRY BROO SH YT 1 7 M 1' APMLZETNELL ZLVIKYQSST my 0511 3530512200113 JAMES PUCKETT MARY JANE GREENWELL Qsenzbr Qsuloerkzifbes Qfosf 51feQ S70 csucceeof BRENDA sPARRow BOB HAMILTON 4 A grzbn oxen' JIMMY HAMMOND NANCY BRYANT 4 4 4 4 4 4 Wfosf gnfemyenf JUDY MARION GARY CARRITHERS 4 Zesf CSQIISQ Gy jlgzm or 4' PAT MARTIN RANDY DIXON csafzfafozvdzz M155 Waryzb We Zauzff JYQJ2 or cgfu M135 reni Qsparrow M35 jun? Wa ms ,veneer Gouzzzy, 1970 miss Qgancg yafes jabs Spencer 6011129 Can QQUQXQS 111212 eff' !0 Miss wary jane greenwef , xi ! S , s, Q. ,N:, y x Sandy Yates, Miss Spencer County, 1970, Miss Mary Jane Greenwell Runner-Upg pictured with Miss Anne Tate Bennett, Miss Spencer Count 1 y, 969. Miss Gloria Mathis, Miss Wanda Edwards, Miss Sherry Mudd , Miss Nancy Bryant and Miss Robin Bennett. 88 Nancy Bryant, 1971 Homecoming Queen, being crowned by Miss Brenda McAllister, Homecoming Queen, 1970. Accompanying her on the platform are Miss Kathy Brookshire, Runner-Up, and Mr. Terry Brookshire, Team Captain of the Taylorsville Bears. 0122 ecomzh y 1971 Hmecomzhy ueefz 1 11513 an cy Zryanf Nancy Bryant, being escorted to the stage by junior forward, David Shelburne. Ozzrf Miss Jennifer Whitehouse: Miss Cynthia Marting Miss Kathy Brookshire, Runner-Up: Queen Nancy Bryantg Miss Margie McDavitt, Miss Bonnie Brown, Miss Donna Henry, Miss Lisa Smith. Escorts are members of the Taylorsville High basketball team. 89 I NANCY ROBIN BENNETT 1970-'71 GARY WILLIAM CARRITHERS 1969-'70 WANDA JOYCE EDWARDS 1 96 9- 70 TERRY WAYNE BROOKSI-IIRE 1970-'71 J erzfs 019 1? NANCY ANN BRYANT 1970-'71 JOSEPH LYNN LILLY 1969- '70 MARGIE IEANNETTE MCDAVITT 1970- 71 I Students chosen to appear In Merit'sl Who's Who are selected by their high school because of their leader-I shipain academics, activities, ath- letics or community service. Theses students are selected to appear in I the national publication of Who's Who, which lists the students 50 gn Fimerzcazz of 001' 'I' 1 8 if Jag, JANISE LYNNE SKAGGS 1970-71 DAVID ALLEN SHELBURNE 1970 71 MICHAEL LEE ODER 1970- 71 RAYMOND SNIDER, I R. 1970- 71 Y , N., EH BRENDA SUE S PARROW 1969-70 osen from all the high schools in SHIRLEY ANN THOMAS e United States. This year, 1970-71 2,500 students were selected of e 2,750,000 current members of e junior and senior classes attend- g America's public, parochial, VICKIE ANN YATES d high schools. 1970-71 Gkss gauorzfes Wm 5-Zf20f ms gresfmazz HY BROOKSI-IIRE DWIGHT GREENWELL yin gqnofmflvs -QG f PEGGY KELIEN RICKY REINLE Tn Srqnof ms junzbr DOUG GREENWELL LORETTA WELLS mmween Garnzba may Qqzzaf Queen KATHY IEWELL DONALD CHESSER jzaerzfs 0 'J gn 57122 erzkzazz C3060 off TONY WAYNE SHIRLEY 1970-'71 pill sis. 1 e,?i?if3' ,ff if x . 1 QM 'B gig 5X lx, ,J Q , I S X - ,V A 1 K X ifiliiifiiiiiik 1 2 5 5 A i S I Gimm- junzbrs . . . afnosf senzbrs . . . a year qffope . . . anofffe prom ...a searcfzlfzy . .. cz yearnzhy . . . fo ge a parf . . . fo ge accepfeof . . . jbnzbrs jglvzoflfzy 1591? own PQCQ. Gym? QFS OI? 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Sweet-thangs More sweet-thangs The library is up the steps, fourth door on lI2 Real Co-Captains Her babies A present for the left' -- the president Chas O 1976 Cheryl Akins Ernest Atcher Linda Baird Bruce Bentley Alfreda Bowens Babette Bowman Teresa Breeding Annette Brown Terry Burns Charles Catlett Brian Cochran Lisa Cotton Robin Couch Jeffrey Coulter William Coulter Vincent Cox, Jr. Wanda Curtsinger Larry Dickey Deborah Donovan Rena Donovan Denise Elmore Brenda Flowers Michael Frid-ley Renita Girton Terry Girton Donna Goodlett Ronald Goodlett Michael Grant Darrell Hall Debra Hardin Linda Hardin Patty Hardin Ronnie Hays Alisa Hilbert Jerry Hoops Carol Humes Pamela Jeffries Kenneth Jewell Robert Jump Susanna Keeling Maylene King Danny Lewis Dwight Lyons Embery McAllister Charlotte McClain Keith Martin Anita Marshall Joseph Marshall Albert Matherly Fred Miller Teresa Miller Brenda Nation Mar Nation Michelle Nation Richard Nation William Nation Anna Lee Nethery Gar Nethery Bobgy Norton Michael Norton Gregory Powell Dorothy Price Paul Redmon Hazel Richardson Jonathan Robertson Kathy Robinson Judy Rogers Rocky Sanders Russell Sanders Flolyd Scrogham Bil y Seabolt James Seabolt Annette Shafer Walter Steele Lorena Shelburne Kenneth Shelburne Karen Shelton James Shouse John Shouse Freda Stinnett William Strong Donna Smith Karen Smith Ernest Spaulding Jeannie Spears Reba Spurr Larry Tindle Wayne Travis Janice Vires Connie Williams Charlene Waldridge Virginia Waldridge David Weis Kathy Yount euezzzf gfdk Q kwff A 'MWl f N ' W f H www WW M x AM N Mk X Wm. 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Meg WFS. csfouf i ' 1-1 Y X K , 11 'X W 1 1 'f 115 1 1 111 111 V I N131 WWE 1 QWM111111 'fX5W1f7WW 1111 TQ W, Q 2' if 1 x 7 1 I 1 1 M 1 X ADVERTISERS N 1 , 1 X 1 W1 1 1 M X1 X f 11 . w V Congratulations to the Class of 1971 from SKAGGS AND SKAGGS, P.S.C DR. M.l-I. SKAGGS and DR. W.K. SKAGGS Taylorsville , Kentucky THE PEOPLES BANK Taylorsville, Kentucky Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 520, OOO. OO Maximum Coverage Time Deposit - Savings Account Congratulations from THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF TAYLCRSVILLE A Church With Youth in Mind! HAROLD S. MAUNEY CHARLES FLENER Pastor Associate, Music and Youth Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 from THE HOME STORE School Supplies Costume Jewelry Toys Timex Watches Stationery Sewing Supplies All Occasion Cards Hobby Crafts Gifts Candy Cosmetics Notions China Wallpaper Supplies J.W. and JOYCE STEVENS - Managers 477-8439 Taylorsville, Kentucky Compliments of FOREMAN FUNERAL HCME Taylorsville, Kentucky Z4 Hour Ambulance Service Oxygen Equipped Air Conditioned IRVIN M. GRAFF - Manager 477-2256 CHARLES T. FOREMAN BARRY S. FOREMAN s Wherever gvlng' ' ' When you need a little lift- you're X depend on Coke 2 ' N g wherever .9 .ff you ve 7. ,-.',-If-f' ' 5 been .. ,G BOTTLED UNDER AUTHO ITY OF THE COC COLA COMPANY BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, Sh lby lle, Kentucky 1 L 2 DOUBLE J RESTAURANT Home of Good Food at Low Prices Taylorsville, Kentucky Owner 477-9965 MRS. ELIZABETH MATTINGLY Congratulations to the Seniors of 1971 THE CIVIC CLUBS OF TAYLCRSVILLE CONGRATULATE THE CLASS of 1971 ROTARY RURITAN INTERNATIONAL ZISFEZ, TTT Elias Qfilsi' QQ D5 GLEN GOEBEL, PI' 'd 'C MIKE INMAN, PI' 'C1 12 CHAMBER OF BUSINESS AND COMMERCE PROFESSIONAL woIvIEN'S CLUB IR-VIN GRAFF, Pre C1 12 NANCY INMAN, Pre d fi I I3I GREENWELL FUNERAL HOME Taylorsville , Kentucky BURGER QUEEN Shelbyville, Kentucky The Filling Station For People . . . ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH Mass Sundays REV. HENRY G. VESSELS 8:30 A. M. First Fridays Mt. Washington, Kentucky 6:30 P. M. 538-4933 BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH REV. NICK COLEMAN Taylorsville, Kentucky Pastor 477-2541 'Jesus said: I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life.' John 14:6 Compliments of CENTRAL GARAGE 45 Vg Chrysler - Plymouth Dealer Mt. Washington, Kentucky STEVENSON'S BOOKS, INC The Mall Louisville, Kentucky 40207 895-9669 J 3 Paperbacks - Hardbacks N, Books of Interest to .v K I was All Ages 1 XJ,-.47 fx Come in and browse Congratulations and Best Wishes to the T.I-I. S. Class of 1971 TAYLORSVILLE KEY MARKET Taylorsville's Cleanest and Most Modern Grocery 477-2276 ERMANS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED LERMAN'S - For ONE Stop Shopping CHARLES R. SAVEY, Manager Taylorsville, Kentucky Shoppers CHARGE SCIVICB Y O U. r BAN KAMERICARD welcome here 477-8163 LITTLE MOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Little Mount, Kentucky JON STUBBLEFIELD Pastor Co ye therefore and Teach all Nations . . . MOUNT EDEN CHRISTIAN CHURCH ODIS CLAR K, Pastor The People of The Mount Eden Christian Church Congratulate The Taylorsville High School Class of 1971 Compliments of ALLEN BROCKSHIRE Good Luck and Best Wishes to the 1971 Class of Taylorsville High School This is a II ll feed store? 1 mu? Maman Ma fxeeri sims, RHS en, wit . wzuqmemmteg highly 1 reguhelv get Cust Your Local Moor-Man's Salesman JOHN W. CARRITHERS 477-8533 RALPH McDAVITT tl ffq, Plumbing and Wiring Dixie Water Pumps Hoffman Water Heaters Phone: 477-2962 Taylorsville , Kentucky NELSCN IMPLEMENT COMPANY, INC il lj-Mllc I di I FARM EQUIPMENT Ford Farm and Industrial Equipment Parts and Service Guthrie Drive, Route 3 Bardstown, Kentucky 40004 Phone: 348-5937 N. GLEN GOEBEL INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Fire Auto Bond Hospitalization Health and Accident Farm Property Hail Life This Old Established Agency Serves You Best Taylorsville, Kentucky Phone: 477-2226 TAYLORSVILLE TRANSFER LINE Dial 477-8176 Louisville, Taylorsville Wakefield, Bloomfield, and Intervening Points WILSON SPEARS CHARLES SPEARS .TACK SPEARS DEWEY HARRIS Taylorsville , Kentucky BROWN'S IGA SUPERMARKET AT IGA . . WE REALLY CARE Hours: 538-4219 Monday - Saturday Mt. Washington, Kentucky 7:00 a.rr1. - 8:00 p.rn. 1 to the Class - - 11 Ez 5 asrz. f- .Q , .-.. 1 12- ,say 1 of I 7 1 Jfiiu. 5 ,WJ 122' wwf girls! E 451112121 I, 5 f ,XMFIET 1 11 'L .. fe: . ',L . 48 5 Lapgmfga ZW 'll Wh inf b 'i Nm xm!ar'ai'z '! ff, H! 522' 2:?'f!.f1.EE'iEssi?!?:-'E-555'-5'2S 25:2 Eafili 51:5 '2:2,Effs'-'F-ffai!.Ei1?Z:?3'Zf:Saii 551553 H252 0 A in gg 11415 Ii s.ga2nfgwf.m we 2 1ms:13:1a'samsiawlfgf siilr, S E556-P ' ig 4 1 ,bfffiie F1531 zziifgiim-sgsgg is .fa..illnessg::fQs:e22I.Txa:fsfS+ nm-zzfnvfzi: 0 A I Vg rf ' I tx ,,z5selfaegisagaaegQis:g:ggase!1fi25W5515ggi3192'iiiIE.'1lf?E?fEfi'5EiE?i'?2 UNE T T NH WIGGINTON'S SUPER KEY MARKET AND DEPARTMENT STORE Mt. Washington, Kentucky J. L. JEWELL GARBAGE PICKUP HELP KEEP TAYLORSVILLE CLEAN B. D. SMITH TRUCK SERVICE Rural Route 3 Tay1orsv111e Kentucky Phone 477-2538 Spec1a11z1ng 1n corn, lime, and fert111zer haulmg GRO-GREEN CHEMICAL CO, INC. Shelbyville - Lebanon - Paynes Depot Home of Super Z VURGIAL SMITH, Representative 477-2936 Spencer County Taylorsville, Ky. KENTUCKY FARM BUREAU MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANIES Farm Bureau Building Railroad Street Taylorsville, Kentucky Life, Disability, Fire, Wind, Hail Farm and Personal Liability, Blue Cross, Broad Farm Business, Farm Owners, Home Owners Get The Best For Less CHARLES SHARPE RCSEMARY SHARPE Office: 477-2.275 Horne: 477-8646 1.33055 ' Congratulations Seniors Wishing You the Best and That All Your Dreams Come True MR. and MRS. JAMES L. CLEVELAND L CLEVELAND FUNERAL HOME Mt. Eden, Kentucky ONE-HOUR MARTINIZING ll The Most in Dry Cleaning 3917 Bardstown Road Louisville, Kentucky MT. WASHINGTON SHQPWORTH Mt. Washington, Kentucky Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Daily - Groceries, Meats, Candy Garden Supplies - Picnic Supplies Open 7 Days a Week - Phone 538-6330 DR. DENNIS M. McNEAL D.V.M. Taylorsville, Kentucky Best Wishes to the Seniors of '71 SPENCER FARM SERVICE Your Southern States Co-Operative Taylorsville, Kentucky Bulk Food Service Rough and Dressed Lumber Bulk Fertilizer Spreading Phone 477-8488 ARMSTRONG AND GORDON MARATHON SERVICE Gas - Heating Fuel - Motor Oil - Grease - Anti-Freeze Seigler Oil Heaters - Perfection Oil Heaters Furnace Service Phone 477-8140 477-8565 flf no answer, call collect, 538-4961 MARATHON DAVIS FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE 401 Main Street Shelbyville, Kentucky 633-3010 Your General Electric and Admiral Dealer Admiral GREENWELL BROTHERS Headquarters for Good Furniture and Appliances Bulk and Bottle Gas Taylorsville, Kentucky E.2 ' PEARCE MCTOR COMPANY, INC. Main Street at Fourth Shelbyville, Kentucky 633-4535 .in the Lincoln Continental tradition THE SPENCER COUNTY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC YOU .lfpmn 1- lem C Complete Line of Insurance Protect today - Against Tomorrow's Losses Box 277, Main Street Taylorsville, Kentucky 477-2231 Owners and Agents . DAVID HOUGHLIN DONNA HOUGHLIN R. H. csosy BROWN THOMAS F. SNIDER LILLARD BLAKEMAN Congratulations To Seniors! CRESCENT ROLLER MILLS, INC. Since 1909 CRESENT DAIRY FEEDS Grinding and Mixing - on the Farm and at the Mill Field Seeds and Seed Cleaning I - Liquid Nitrogen and Atrazine Custom Applied - 477 2.935 --- l-I ? ' Taylorsville, ,R Kentucky l-l ' 'X- Pumuh I I ..fHowS. --I vss:,l.l,':zl' I McCLAIN'S NURSERY Complete Line of Nursery Items Little Mount Road Taylorsville, Kentucky SCOTT MCCLAIN LOWRY BROWN ROBERT MCCLAIN COMPLIMENTS OF BLOOMFIELD .TEWELERS Bloomfield, Kentucky HAGAN'S DAIRY Bardstown, Kentucky HUMPHREY BROTHERS Bloomfield, Kentucky MT. WASHINGTON AUTO SUPPLY RUBY'S FLOWER SHOP Railroad Street Bloomfield, Ky. SMITH-MCKENNEY CO. , INC. Rexall Store SPANK OIL CO. Bardstown, Kentucky +' I ilk l:51X tiff -lugl' . vi' - -I' H r s Q - ,Y Compliments of NATION'S CONSTRUCTION CO. RAY NATION Fisherville, Kentucky 477-862.0 , In , an , ZA..,. A .Z ,.,A T A,A,..,. 1,,. ,. Q lllliwili ' if Q , wg -mul IIN , is f,fe,2sei.3gsf-nf. l K 5 gf A 1' i ' a N 5 rfarfffi ELK CREEK GROCERY Choice Meats and Groceries Phone: 477-2680 Elk C reek, Kentucky O.K. FCOD MARKET Fresh Meats and Produce Now at our new location at the stoplight, in Taylorsville Free Parking - Fast Service MERRITT ODER WALTER KING Taylorsville, Kentucky 477-2.923 GREENWELL SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION DRIVE WITH CARE . . . . . . AND BUY SINCLAIR IR L CREENWE LL Manager FIRST KENTUCKY PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Shelbyville Office 633-1420 W. S. DAY, Field Office Manager JAMES W. PHILLIPS, Ass't. Manager Mt. Washington Office 538-4705 BEN MCADAMS Farmer Owned Credit Cooperative Loans for All Purposes to Eligible Farmers FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH A Friendly church with an eternal message Geared to the Times, and Anchored to the Book 477-2254 CHAR LES BLADES, Pastor Taylorsville , Kentucky GS Compliments of ALBERT RAY BENNETT HUBER TRACTOR AND t Wishes and Congratulations Co' to the Class of 1971 4 TFA c 1 o R s - - M New Holland-Surge New Idea Dairy Equipment 633- 1557 uwalraaimfait, U.S. 60 East Shelbyville, Kentucky Compliments of D. L. HUSTON INSURANCE AGENCY AND BLOOMFIELD REALTY COMPANY, INC. ASTOR K. AKERS - Agent QD. L. Huston Insurance Agencyj Bloomfield Realty Company Bloomfield, Kentucky 40008 Phone: 252-2021 WIGGINTON'S REAL ESTATE Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1971 Wigginton Building Mt. Washington, Kentucky 40047 Business Phone Home Phone 538-4271 538-4253 x:':kA,i 44,6 g.'tHSET9ifSg ?5Y BOB MILLER INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Line of Insurance Real Estate, Private or Auction Facilities Farm Loans and Bonds See Us For These Services Taylorsville, Kentucky 477-2977 BOB MILLER M. G. MILLER BIG 3 TRACTOR COMPANY, INC. DAVID BROWN - ALLIS - CI-IALMERS NEW HOLLAND Tractors - Equipment - Farm Machinery Bloomfield, Kentucky 252-3181 252-3191 REGAL OIL COMPANY INC. SHELL PRODUCTS ,TS A X . 223 ,gglffg :lol 1 .W .,W,,, ..v,. WZ? 5'FxF T -Nw . .X 5 ,. ul' ' O X 24 Hour Oil Deliveries Taylorsville, 477-8442 Bloomfield, 252-3611 Compliments of JOE D. WEIS THE LOUISIANA MAN' Compliments of RANDY'S FLOOR CENTER .Carpet - Linoleum - Tile FREE ESTIMATES Mt. Washington, Kentucky 538-6984 TOWNE wlNN - DIXIE PHARMACY Congratulations Seniors Walgreen Agency Prescriptions . Drugs . Sundaes Mt. Washington, Kentucky 5 3 8 - 4 Z 5 2. f fm K 4 If f'!', 1: Ari 41-.5 5, BRIGGS - HOWER Since 1865 For Young Men and Men With Young Ideas. Better Values Standard B rands Shelbyville, Kentucky 6 33 -1791 I The Smart Place to go for good things to 63. t. 4 ,ic W' 1 Discounts, everyday low prices NICHO J. C. SMITH V K Compliments of I ' SHELBYVILLE FINISHING COMPANY P Best Wishes to the Graduating Seniors of Taylorsville High. V l Shelbyville, Kentucky ABI'I1lIIiIIIIU'PlIIIIsII-i1lIjXl'Ivl6I'll casts Q Qld AIII: surrn IIIIIIIIG iff , ,n, I - Inv Busta, For Reservahon :Eau Bands SIMPSTONVILLE Dinner Theaire Dinner Theaire ' on vucnon: nom W ivy' Arghwgzu I-an ANI: X ' W I g2lfVILlE JUUISVI lb, E g ml -F ,-. Ci, rm, M Q IIUWII mis: 'S 30 MIn From Downtown To U 5 31 B 1 OI Z5 A'g L SR bg Y A ,S - SMITH REALTY, COMPANY 55755300 O- we g N2 PAU LINE gf Taylorsville, N ICHOLLS Q Ke nw cky 477-8154 Compliments of KUHN'S VARIETY STORES Shelbyville, Kentucky ,S A26 0 In ' 3' ww.. we-. I 'ur' 1 I ff 0 'Lf 54. , . .ww ', -,7,. , - ,,, N 'Q' 'ELL 7' . - I , I Ky cs? A Q1 ggi? 97 - ,,av-ii +3 THE CRAIG REALTY CO. O I I: :I E 2 fQjjf?f'S 5 REALTORS IESTATYQ Shelbyville, Kentucky Office Phone Home Phone 633-3253 829-5430 STALLARD BOOTS SMITH KENTUCKY UTILITIES I- , -x . I . 1-' Pf gs I O, c. Y I IIE! N 0 I Taylorsvllle, Kentucky 477-2960 A W J. A. BENNETT,.INC. V- Bulk and Bottle Gas L IH Farm Implements and Trucks lim Lumber and Building Materials Gifts - Hardware - Toys - Furniture Taylorsville, Ky. 477-2211 Our Gas Customers Are Warm Friends SKAGGS ELECTRIC NO. 2 1 -152,11 'ml I 1g 1::?::'1 Blonde-Tongue 709 W. Stephen Foster Master TV Systems Bardstown, Kentucky Lowell Sound Equipment 348-5904 SHELBY SUPPLY CO. JOHN Dllll Choose from the Long Green Line of JOHN DEERE EQUIPMENT 633-1515 Shelbyville, Kentucky FROSTY FOODS LOCKER PLANT Crushed lce Block Ice Complete Locker Service Slaughtering . Processing 477-2986 SNIDER DRUGS M Bloomfield, Kentucky 252-2421 ELK CREEK GARAGE C. L., CROUCI-I, Proprietor Auto Repair Taylorsville, Kentucky 477-8271 MUIR, WILSON 8. MUIR BANK Bloomfield, Kentucky Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Established 1876 Maximum 520, OOC Insurance CONWAY MOTOR CO. Ford 81 Mercury Bardstown, Kentucky 810 N. 3rd. BUECHEL AUTO SUPPLY Best Wishes . . . To Our Friends and Customers in Taylorsville Buechel, Kentucky fel? l , u P? BEN STRONG D.M.D. Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1971 Taylorsville, Kentucky 477- 8444 CARL'S AUTO PARTS lp! Qu Q9 Top Quality Parts and Service CARL NETHERY, Owner 477-2221 GOODLETT'S GROCERY Brown and Sealtest Milk P d t ro uc s King Korn Stamps with purchase of over Sl. 00 Free Delivery in Town Open 8:00 - 10:00 Taylorsville, Kentucky W. T. FROMAN DRUG CO. Paints Dealers in drugs Hardware ial 477-2267 Taylorsville J Kentucky geltn W46464 IT I ANDRIOTS I MM WEAR BILL ANDROIT PAYS TO MILK Goon cows! H KRAFT FOODS Division of National Dairy Products Corporation Post Office Box 156 Taylorsville, Kentucky Shelbyville, Kentucky 477-2261 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. CARL ROSS BENNETT JR. A GRADUATE r 1 6. lf ',-- ..... ,,,,,,.. - . .,.. , ' I 1 . ' I 3 . , Q 9 ., vr s 'ui' ' v - -v - -nv v Y f v -N,l- - - - -J NELSQN CQUNTY McDAVITT ELECTRIC AvlATloN, INC. SERVICE CONLEY DOROTHY Complete Electrical Service SAMUELS FIELD Antique Lglrrggiiijefinished Bardstown, Kentucky Greeting Cards Phone Gift Items 348-9543 477-2228 Taylorsville, Kentucky SNIDER REALTY CO. MATHERI-Y'S RESTAURANT JAMES B, BUDDY Farms Commercial Residential 477-9993 477-8497 Little Mount Road Taylorsville, Kentucky Taylorsville, Kentucky HALL-TAYLOR FUNERAL HOME Congratulations to the Class of 1971 EVERETT L, HALL MARY T, HALL LOGAN'S LAUNDRY Sanitone Dry Cleaning ll85 Main Street Shelbyville, Kentucky Shelbyville, Kentucky 633 -l 655 1 l DAVIS OLDSMOBILE 501 Washington Street Shelbyville, Kentucky HOUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME 633-3320 Bloonifield, Kentucky 98's Toronado Delta 88 PIUOUGI 252-2511 Cutlass Cutlass Supreme AYY1b1112lT1CC SGI'ViCe Sales and Service Compliments of TERHUNE BODY AND FRAME SHOP EDWARD TERHUNE 633-4744 218 W. Washington Street Shelbyville, Kentucky Compliments of GARNER AND WELLS BUILDERS Specializing in Residential Homes Shelbyville , Kentucky Compliments of McAFEE BROS. CHE, Appliances and Televisions Sales and Service Mt. Washington, Kentucky 538-4238 Compliments of BOB'S AUTO SALES Better cars for less money New and Used Parts Don't Get Robbed - See Bob ROBERT TINGLE, Owner Phone: Office 252-8811 Res. 252-2761 Bloomfield, Kentucky 40008 24 hour Wrecker service TAYLORSVILLE GIBBS FLOWERS BARBER SHOP Taylorsville, Kentucky Hgervice to pleaseu Flowers for ALL Occasions 'T Call ANYTIME, Day or Night , my , LARSY RILEY Phones - 477-8557 T-ville WRST -Q. 267-5403 J-town Taylorsville, Kentucky O PAUL, GIBBS - Owner ARMSTRQNG AND STOUT'S FEED STORE GORDON MARATHON Building Supplies Concrete Products Windows and Doors Nails and Fencing Z4 hour service Lumber and Paint Plumbing Supplies Mt. Washington, Louisville Highway 538-4491 Kentucky Mt. Washington, Kentucky 538-6528 HUME'S ASHLAND SERVICE STATION Tires - Tubes - Batteries Wrecker Service Z4 Hours Taylorsville, Kentucky Day: 477-9958 MELVIN HUME Night: 477-2510 TAYLORSVILLE DOLLAR STORE Clothing - Rugs - Hardware Your SSSSS buy more at the S Store MR, and MRS, EUGENE TURNER, Props. Taylorsville , Kentucky Compliments of LEE McCLAIN tyrs i' ' cLon-uNe co. ,media ,iyur Shelbyville, Kentucky Shelbyville , Kentucky BOUTIQUE GIFT SHOP Free Gift Wrapping Located in PCA Building Mt. Washington, Kentucky Compliments of A FRIEND LINCOLN DEPARTMENT STORE Known for Better Values RIZER BROS. Hardware - Furniture Appliances - ffl 514 Main Street 348-3078 'gn J: A1 ml Shelbyville, Kentucky 118 East Broadway 1' Bardstown, Kentucky 633-4755 Compliments of SHOP EDWIN McNEAL Q COUNTY CLERK Custom Cuts JOHN SNIDER, Owner W Taylorsville, Kentucky Taylorsville, Kentucky BLOOMFIELD 4-HR. DRY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Bloomfield, Kentucky BUECHEL T.V. 3615 Bardstown Road Louisville, Kentucky f V :lilutmzrs Compliments of 95:3 1m rj f f u 2 w e Y' R x BLooMFlELD IX FLORIST Bloomfield, Kentucky MIKE and GERALDINE SIMPSON ICall collect anytimej 252-5777 Compliments of ARMSTRONG POOL ROOM Gar rett Street Taylorsville, Kentucky Compliments of EDGAR SULLIVAN Attorney at Law Taylorsville, Kentucky Compliments of CHICK WILLIAMS Specializing in Milking Parlors and Barns Satisfaction Guaranteed Taylorsville, Ky. l i Compliments of CHARLES TINGLE'S F I 7, X I Used Cars Bloomfield, Kentucky 'e IP l Ig 1 ' ' sg --.X W , A, Compliments of cw XXIII! 2: MILDRED'S CUT AND CURL MILDRED WILLIAMS Taylorsville, Kentucky Compliments of HAROLD fem SUMMENS Bos HOOK cHEvRoLET 4144 Bardstown Road Louisville, Kentucky Stop in and ask for Eli estem gggggw uto ...the family stored and G '- WLQRQEB Where Your Dollars Go F-A-R-T-I-I-E-R WILLIAM BRYANT, Owner Taylorsville, Kentucky Compliments of H 8. H AUTOMOTIVE 10309 Taylorsville Road Jeffersontown, Kentucky 049 R Q1 Complete Auto Service N J Service Department Body Shop Z7 X! L. T. TRAVIS GROCERY Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Mt. Eden, Kentucky 738-5203 Af Eating at Jerry's Is O Sun a Family Affair gg fl JERRY'S DRIVE-IN Shelbyville, Kentucky amily affair worth remembering is a meal at .Ierry's. SMITTY'S GULF SERVICE Qgygg Specializing in Remington Tires, Tubes and Accessories Taylorsville, Kentucky Day: 477-9991 Night: 477-8350 CHARLES SMITH, Owner Compliments of WRIGHT'S CLOTHING I z . if Wearing Apparel for The Entire Family -. Telephone gk 252-4021 Bloomfield, Ky. Latest Fashions 5 1 1 l C ompliments of H. 8. H. TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT CO. fILLlS Cl-IIIILMERS I IIACTOI DIVISION HILWAUKIII U I A Owners BILL MOORE and E, R. I-IOCHSTRASSER U.S. 60 West 633-4974 Shelbyville, Ky. DAVIS QUICK CLEAN Self-Service Laundry . Dry Cleaning Qgwbifcle ing LE!!! MR, and MRS. GILBERT RUBLE, JR. Taylorsville, Kentucky TAYLORSVILLE SHELL STATION gp fiir? A44 :SA SHELL HARRY MILLER, Manager 477-9995 Taylorsville, Kentucky G R Q 41 ft 9 igsggiglim M1 'I 9 . 6 -, , O ...Ja . ,' ffwwgii lqv - fE?'::.ee I swf' McCUBBIN'S SUPERMARKET Bloomfield, Ky. T. F. KEENE AND SONS Field Seed of All Kinds . Fence and Gates Bardstown, Kentucky 348-3365 Compliments of EQUIPMENT Office Supplies TINGLE'S AUTO PARTS School Supplies Portable Typewrit Bloomfield, Kentuck lfff I Y Shelbyville, Kentucky Compliments of WRIGHT'S SHOPWORTH FOOD MARKET SHELBYVILLE CANDY AND Get the WRIGHT Habit TOBACCO COMPANY Bloomfield, Kentucky Shelbyville, Kentucky .lFl1 S GOOD FOOD Compliments of 'eu WAHTL A . . fu flfmf' Z DADISMAN'S N GROCERY Taylorsville, Kentucky TOWN AND COUNTRY RESTAURANT Taylorsville, Kentucky STEWART'S AUTO SALES AND BODY SHOP OIL X .,., - REDMON'S STANDARD 1 'tr M. STATION fy 5 g i g Atlas tires, tubes, accessories 24 hour road service Owner .TOE BILLY STEVVART Day 477-9931 477-2518 Taylorsville, Kentucky Taylorsville, Kentucky DAVIS GENERAL STORE LET US HELP Qfilhi' f V 26 71 , f- ' aa. A Saw Quawaaey Route 1 Mt. Eden, Kentucky Phone: 738-5188 Located at Van Buren, Ky. HIDDEN VALLEY MOTEL 11403 Bardstown, Ky. Louisville, Ky. 40291 Compliments of TYGRETT INSURANCE BEST JEWELRY AGENCY Phone 447-8167 Watches Diamonds Bulova Keepsake Elgin Mona Lisa - Gruen Shelbyvllle' Kentucky Hamilton Watch Repairing Taylorsville, Kentucky Compliments of CURTIS OCHS County Surveyor S 401' 15' Taylor sville , Kentucky Compliments of T. C. BENTLEY Custom House Painter 477-8195 Taylorsville, Kentucky TERHUNE BARBER SHOP 713 Main Street Shelbyville, Kentucky 'U 1 Q X? N o Men' s Hair Styling Compliments of EDNA INGRAM Circuit Court Clerk Taylorsville, Kentucky Compliments of JESSE KELIEN County Judge Taylor sville , Kentucky THE SPENCER MAGNET Printers and Publishers Engravers 477-2239 LATEST NEWS Editor: X, . CLAUDE BROCK Co-Editor: nilllll DOLLY BROCK Taylor sville , Kentucky 1. , X Compliments of OPHIR GADDIE ' ii X' SERS fs w f tl Taylorsville, Kentucky C ompliments of TAYLORSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT The Life You Save . . May Be Your Own 4 77- 8447 Taylorsville, Kentucky BERRY'S FLOWERS 5616 Bardstown Road Louisville, Kentucky McDAVITT'S SHOE SHOP The Lion's Den For Your CA.T'S PAW Soles and Heels Shoes Repaired Q. F, QR THOMAS MCDAVITT G5 X' 239-0344 Main Street Taylorsville Kentucky SHORTT'S MARKET Compliments of AMERICAN BREEDER .TIM SI-IORTT SERVICE Your money buys more at 477-8401 SI-IORTT'S STORE Technicians Waterford Road 477-8285 I-IERMAN MCGEE DEAN MCGEE Taylorsville, Kentucky Taylorsville , Kentucky RICHARDSON'S PAINT AND BODY SHOP . 1 C I 3 I K .I vllli H Ci, A ' 477-8423 LINCOLN AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Tax Sheltered Annunities for Teachers JOHN B, CARR, Agent Little Mount Road 477-2265 Taylorsville Kentucky Taylorsville, Kentucky PLUM CREEK HALL JEWELERS GROCERY M, R, HALL, all .V,, Shepherdsville, l 'll' 2 Kentucky Taylorsville -A Q V , 4 Kentucky fjj ICSW if-fn SZQZCJCQ W Q di A ' .- 'e - ti ff to ll, v-ff, SHELBY MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Mt. Eden R oad Compliments of 1 Highway 53 McKINLEY s SERVICE STATION THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFQRMERS h lb 'll - iieituify e 633 4210 Taylorsville, Kentucky STlNNETT'S SHERIFPS GROCERY DEPARTMENT C G..W333Y u' JOHN WATERFILL - Sheriff 4-mf 'fe--- A, D, HOUGHLIN - Deputy Open 'til 9:00 Every Night , q ty Taylorsville, Kentucky Taylorsville, Kentucky v . ' fi. MR. THURMAN STINNETT, owner iw McAFEE-McFARLAND El-I-IS WELDING FUNERAL HOME AND BRAZING For Four Generations Portable Welding Airco Products 538-4228 Auto Radiators Mt. Washington, Kentucky Shelbyville, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of 1971 Compliments of LEWIS and FRANCIS COTTONGIM KAYSEN'S DEPT. STORE BLUE GRASS SALES, INC. Always First'Quality Merchandise Lowest Possible prices Mobile I-Iornes Sectional Houses Furniture T l 'll , K t k ay Orsvl e en uc Y U.S. 60 West at Kentucky 43455 477-2937 Shelbyville, Kentucky Autographs w N Y P 'Nl 1 w N ., . my L, UW ? ewilplx I, '-Qeefr' ,-1531? 11 cffxs 4 V , if , J, 111 I, 'I , l' I. P I ,I l v I I f I 1 , M1