Trigg County High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Cadiz, KY)

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Page Thirty-four SOPHOMORE A SLANG I MALLIE ADAMS-Rolls her eyes down Maggie- way. JAMES ALEXANDER-The girl's ideal man. VIRGINIA ALLEN-Likes P and G soap. DOLLY ARMSTRONG-The angel of the Sophomore class. EDITH BANISTER-Always has the latestwcoiffure. JUNIOR BANISTER-Tall, dark, and handsome. I JOHN BLAKELEY'-IS thinking of changing his name to W'hire. MARY L. BLAKELEY-The Governor of our class. KATHERINE BOYDi.lAlCXdHd6Tl5 Ragtime Band. ' G. D. BRIDGES1Th6 Biology wizard. I IRA BRIDGES'ThC class bookworm. Jon' BRIDGBSQNCUCT expresses his opinion. LOUISE BRIDGES-WOuld like to be a - Thomas, MAI.I.1E BRIDGES-The Army wife. CHARLES CAMERON-WOuld like to have a DoI.I.Y JAMES CHOATE-The quietest Sophomore boy. JODIE DAVIS-Confucius say he talk too much. HAYDON DYER'Th8 Znd Rubinojf and his violin. HOUSTON FRANCIS- Polly wants a cracker. FRANCES' FREEMAN'-A' redfheads Blonde, FRANCES GRAY-The Grouch Box. EDWIN HAIQREI.-Red-headed Romeo. JAMES HAMMONDS'-OUT Future Farmer. EDD HEADLEY'-PT6fC78 brunettes to redfheads. ANN HBNDERSON1IUSE call her 'Crutch. WILLARD HENDERSON-TIS a- regular night owl. KENNETH HoPsoN-Would like to be a freshman. REBECCA HUGHESTThC smartest Sophomore girls ELSIB JACKSON-MQSI popular Sophomore girl. MAYNARD JOINER'CdU never work his Algebra. MARQUERIETTE JONES-OUT Primadonna. TI-IELMA JONES'-'IS everybody's friend. PAULINE KIREY- Detroit Bound. for Christmas HAzEI.,LANcAsTEn-Thinks Sunday is the best day in the week. EL0XS'LYG'HT1IS as quiet as a mouse. NBOMIA LITCHFlELD 'IS fond of a Junior EDDIE MAJOR-A prospect for . . . ? V MARTHA MALONE'HOUSf0HlS oneftime curly headed cutie. DoUGI.As ALLEN-Likes HALL., the girls. JLIANITA CRISPiPTCIIiCSI girl of the Sophomore class.

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V- V M., ,, M., ,.,w,,, AE ,,,,,fE W up-,gm-1 my H E E .,..A. ..-,.., I I RSOPHOMORE B Back row, left to right: NORRIS OAKLEY, DENNIS TUGGLE, MALCOLM RIGGIN, GERALD SUMNER, UEAL STEWART, JAMES ROGBRS,,ROBERT PHILLIPS. ' Third row, left to right: MYRTLBNE' TIMMONS, Miss HENSON, sponsor, POLLY SMALL, treasurer, MARY ANN ROGERS, MILLOWDEAN RAMEY, LOUISE MASHEURN, DIMPLEVSTALLONS, MARGARINB MIzE,,IvA LEE MORRISON GERTRUDE THOMAS, NACY SANDERS. 9 Second row,' left to right: DEAN PIERQY, president, MACY OAKLEY, JOHN BELL MASON, secretary, LENA MAE RYE, STANLEY WHITE, JEAN WHITE. S First row, left.to right: EDITH STEVENS, CARL TURNER, FRANCES STREET, program chairman, IUEL WADE, TISIQIE SHELTON, HERMAN MITCHELL, MAXINE SCOTT, CHAPPBLI.I REDD, REBECCA REDD. ' Page Thirty-three I I ,-Q -.1.:. iw

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UKRAZY KRACKSH ABOUT 'THE SOPHOMORE B's Louise Mashburn thinks she will be a mailfcarrier when she graduates as she gets so much experience here. John Bell Mason in the future will be the main attraction among the girls of T. C. H. Jr. Mitchell thinks he can take it on the football Held,-We hope ,sol ! He's been a grand student, we would hate to lose him! ! Margarine and Magdalene Mize are Hne examples of what students should be. When will Macy Oakley and Iva Lee Morrison fight for the heavyweight championship? We wonder why our bass singer, Norris Oakley, blushes all the time? The one and only flower innour class- Sweet William Perry. ,We wish Robert Phillips wouldumake up his mind about quitting school so we could stay in one seat long enough to feel at home. Millowdecm Ramey and Dean Piercy have something in common. We see Red !-Chappell Redd, Rebecca Redd, and Mary Redd. Is Gerald Sumner going to beat Goober Riggirfs time? ?'? In, parades the Sophomore banner looms high-James Rogers carries it. We are proud of Mary Ann Rogers who recently won an essay contest. 'Lena Mae Rye and Myrtlene Timmons are typical gadabouts! Do Nacy Sanders and Carl Turner really smoke pipes? ? That's a very significant bracelet Ray gave Maxine Scott. Tishie Shelton iiddles! The Three Musketeers -and incidentally flute players-Pollie Small, Frances Street and Jean White Dimple Stallons and Gertrude Thomas look meek . . . but! ! ! Edith Stevens is the next Texas Daisy -in boats! We are well represented in opportunity period by Peck Stewart and Dennis Tuggle. The gem of our class -juel Qjewelj Wade. We really don't see how Douglas Wallace has lived through the year taking tivo subjects under Mr. Mac' When 'you hear the Cadiz Dinky pull out you can be sure Stan White is on it. ' Maestro John Woodruff will soon be second only to Jimmy Dorsey. And last-but not least ! ! We wonder just who keeps the path hot between the picture show and the home of our sponsor, Miss FRANCES HBNSON. -Page Thirty-five