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

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Page Fifry-.vzx i Glee Club W 'GAfX .. .1 e 1 ---5,-.1-x--V-A TCHS Makes Good Record in Murray Inter--Scholastic Tests Band and Glee Club Makes Ran- ing of Superior. Other En- tries Make Equally as good - 'One .of the 'best Vaittendevd inrber- sohlollasbiwrz 'contests .in the history -of WeSt,K1enftuIc'lny wins foo-nfcluded at Mfurnay Staxte College Saftumdfay 'wli-th sfbunie-nits frofm 'Trigg County High Siihool lc-o'm.i'mg away with a vgwofo-do share :of the tap Qzcnors. Sdhofols from all -over the western end of fthe state had entvies and few Ihaaad higher 'lists to-f -cre'd.itab5le 'lfatings rt'h1an did T'1'ig'g' C-ou-nty. Rrarti-ngs were 'listed out of Six: Boom, fair ave1-age, .good excellent, -and su1p'eri.or. 'llhe music dlepavtment, under the ldiveotion -of Miss J-osephifne Franklin, e-nftefred 9l19'V6'Il.40f the -contests in :the rfield of musiec and nine of. these el-even ranlked- e1it1he.1' excellent or su'pe1'im:. . 'Om Flfid-ary aftefvnoon, in fthe voleal and instvmnenrtal solo -contests, Marr- querietfbe Jonm, 'mezzo -s0pq1an'o, rat- 'ed su-pefrior. Mae Minton, vallxto, uamvk- ed in fthe ,excellent 'gvouqsg Charlene Jones, -soprano, avelnwgeg Norri-s Oalk- ley, bass, 'rallied gocvdg 'Ben Wfh-ite, -vrilollin -solo, rated excelllefnftg France-s Wlhite, lC'lafri'net wsolo, -excellent. Olrr 'SaJtu1'dra.y, the -Girls Trilo, loom- posed 'of Ghewlenle J-ones, Marque- rieftte Jones, :and 'Mae Minton was rated Excellent. 'Dhe-y .hadseventeen Iofbhefr schoolls in 'don-upertiftion. The flute trio, 'Ido-mqmsect of 1P.o'Lly'Svm'a11l, Fralrnoes Srtreet and J eam White mt- ed fsuperi-or. T-he band, ec-omlposed ot 48 mefnfbers sanfd the grirls gl-ee club composed 'of 42 fmermbers bzolhh mented supel1'i1o1-. A vcrlexrifwet quartet, fcom- posed of Malfgvafreft Nell V, Feltner, Fnamrefs Wihite, Jackie Penrrebafker an-d Ba'vba,ra. Frutz-ell rated -exxcelllfealt. All lm-oostevs of Tuifgg 'Crounlty and its sdhofol :dlmildven are 'gloryi-n.g in this phase of scholastic 'w'o1'k,

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FORENSICS In the beginning of this school year, forensic work was introduced into our school. Much interest has been shown throughout the year, and both the debate teams and the other speech activities have brought many honors to our school. In the Third District Forensic Tournament held at Hopkinsville March 23, T. C. H. S. was the runnerfup, While Hopkinsville won the loving cup for first honors, and Princeton ranked third. Schools from six counties were represented in this contest. Our debate teams participated' in 37 interscholastic debates during the year. These debates were on the national high school question, 'LResolved, that the Federal Gover nf ment should own and operate the railroads. T.C.H.S. debated the following schools: Tilghman Cof Paducahl, Murray Training School, Benton, Dawson Springs, Eddyville, Madisonville, Hopkinsville, Heath, Reidland, Mayfield, Bartlett, TennesseegWinchester, Tennessee, Whitehill, Tennesseeg Murphreesboro, Tennessee, Castle Heights Military Academy, Huntes High of Memphis, and Messick High of Memphis, Miss Frances Henson is our speech instructor and debate coach. Page Fifty-eight