Trimble County High School - Elbmirt Yearbook (Bedford, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1965 volume:

® l t Ihm trt 1964-1965 A Brief Jear in tlje Etrama of |Hifc at Trimble (Eountg £Stgl] j cfjool jAII ttje foorld’s a stage, and all tt]e men and feomen in it merely placers. tjatoe tljeir exits and ttjeir entrances .... J ljabespeare 1XA - JJjA I AJU L (Sfond Memories of m $$ Hail to Thee. Old Trimble High! In autumn, winter, spring; Your brick-bound walls have bound our hearts. Your sons and daughters sing Of valued goals that you instill Of friends and classmates rare, In days to come, tho’ we're afar. We'll e're fond mem'ries share. 3 The Threshold Tarry longer! Real freedom lies not just beyond the door but through the mastery of an education. An duration (3)e a J eriea of oor (©peninga Night lights on the door- way transfigure the setting. Night light on a textbook may help change the world. Even a broken step can propel an inquiring stu- dent toward the level of intellectual truth. Through a propped-open door a well-rounded stu- dent may walk erect and free of adult support. The open doorway to the stage of life carries the player to reality. 4 ©edication In appreciation of her unselfish devotion to school work for many years and for her kindly and tireless interest in us and our activities, we dedicate this edition of THE ELBMIRT TO MISS MARY EMMA PILOW (Elgcb 01. Olropjm principal, Crimble (Countg j djool JAMES QUISENBERRY BA Centre College of Kentucky, Graduate Study, UK; Speech. Drama.English, Biology. MARY EMMA PILOW BBA Asbury College; English. Latin. VERNON CRAIG BA and MA Georgetown College; History, PE, Health, Assistant Coach. EULA TINGLE BA University of Ken- tucky. MS Catherine Spaulding College; Li brarian. BRUCE SPRINGATE MARTHA QUISENBERRY LUTHER CENTER JOANN HANCOCK BS Eastern Kentucky State College; Health, PE, Geography, Bas- ketball Coach. BA Center College, MA University of Kentucky; Jr. High Science. BS Berea College; Sci- ence, Chemistry. BA Western Kentucky State College; History, English. BETTY WEBSTER BA Berea College; MEd. University of Louisville, Home Economics. CECIL FISHER BA Georgetown College; English, Sociology, General Science. JAMES S. LONG BS University of Ken- tucky; Jr. High Math. EVERETT EATON BA Allegheny College (Penna.); Math, Phy- sics. 8 H. S. LONG BS University of Kentucky; Geometry, Algebra, Adv. Math. If a c u I i § GAIL RANSDELL BA and M Ed University of Louisville; Guidance Coun- selor, Business Education. DONALD HEILMAN BS and MSA University of Kentucky; Agriculture. DOROTHY CROPPER BA Transylvania College; English, Spanish. CARL RUCKER BA Georgetown College; Junior High Social Stud- ies. DOROTHY GARRIOTT BA University of Ken- tucky; Math, Typing, Glee Club. J. W. SACHLEBEN BA Western Kentucky State College; Math. SILAS STRATTON BA Georgetown College; Junior High Social Studies. HAROLD ROTHERT BS DePauw University, MA MM Indiana University JAMES PIRTLE BS Indiana State College; Junior High English, Civics. MC CELLAN MARTIN BS Eastern Kentucky State College; Junior High Social Studies. 9 TRIMBLE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED: Dr. Carl Cooper, Supt. C. A. Hollowell. Board Chairman Virgil Welty. STANDING: Harry Cutshaw, Sylvan Scott, Robert Hargrove, Eldred Fisher. 3n Remoriam The school was saddened by the death of one of our school board members, Mr. Harry Cutshaw. who died December 2, 1964. follow- ing an automobile accident. 10 Mrs. Sylvia Clifford, Director of Pupil Personnel — footprints that |3ert]aps JVnot cr . . . feeing, j tjall tEahe Jfcart Old Glory, flying ;1 half-mast at TCHS on Veterans Day, was captured by the camera to portray a continuing inspiration to studi Lis so soon to battle the problems of the adult world. The proud Stars a up Scripts fly in the brisk November breeze in honor of brave men svho faltered not in the path of duty. be courageous, said the late President John F. Kennedy, requires no exceptional qualifications, no magic llrmula, no special combination of time, place and circumstance. It is an opportunity that sooner or later isfcresented to us all. In whatever arena of life one may meet the challenge of courage. .. each man must decide for himself the course he will follow. The stories of past courage can define that ingredient--they can teach, Ihey can offer hope, they can provide inspiration. But they cannot supply courage itself. For this each man mist look into his own soul. A i k % From PROFILES IN COURAGE Veterans ;®ajj Notoentber 11, 1964 Our flag flew at half-mast in honor of our heroic dead and our recently deceased President Herbert Hoover. 12 (Eeremontes The T. C. H. S. Band and Glee Club joined the NFL In the program, 13 jjtallfaags ®ljat pJert and ,Are Action was taken in the fall of 1964 for in- creased protection of students in case of fire. Each end of the hallways was closed off so that, should a fire occur, the flames could not leap up the stairways. Safety measures have cut off all the outside light and the look of spaciousness formerly seen as in the old view at the upper left. Career Day, A Guidance Program US Employment Service consultant interprets the GATB test score. Guidance crimes Group and Individual Counseling Testing Programs College and Career Information Gail Ransdell, High School Guidance Counselor Mrs. Johnson, Louisville USES office consults with senior girls concerning applications for possible future employ- ment. Testing Time 15 Martha Quisenberry, junior High Counselor trials of ®rtmblc The trials of Trimble are many, you know, Tho’ we put our best forward, they glaringly show, Like the holes in the road where we drop down to China And get so shook up our senses can't find-a; Or the plaster that showered mid the change in the hallways. The pounding and ham'ring, we'll remember it always; Or our chills, trudging out. in the rain and the snow As we hurry to lunchroom or to science class go. But once, when the trials tripped heavy the scale We spied out in front a sign, Farm for Sale. Some joker, no doubt, was having some fun But he frightened us soundly--for when all's said and done Despite all its faults, we love Trimble High. Its Blue and its Gold we'll revere till we die. dSgttt, mte of Hang JVctttrtfiee JVfiemblg Jtrogrant Students use bleachers and balcony to listen to visiting speakers, hear announcements. (Sire (dlub practice The Glee Club practices for their Christmas program. This was the Raider pep section the night before at a home ball game. (Setting 3Ready for tage program All hands are needed to raise the basketball goal board out of the way for the TCHS King and Queen ceremony. The gym is also in constant use for study halls, physical education classes and after-school basket- ball practice. 17 Ninth Grade King-Queen Candidates Super Collor Straight - ener. Freedom of the Ballot Does Tingle get the point across? We wonder Whirling through school The long way around... Students (Ecnter of (All Tomorrow, here are your typists! Architects of the seasons. Getting down to business. Portraits of Students Past. 18 jlpeetlj, tlje (3lndex of tfye tnd Some of Wendell's listeners are moved to serious thought, others to smiles. ©bsertoatton and Experiment Science creates a living faith in the existence of immutable moral and physical laws... 19 Planning Kentucky’s Future Lure of the Library Eighth Grade Science Work (ttlass Mr. Rucker interprets the chart. (Elass The camera brings Physical Education Activity to a halt. To debit or credit, that is the question for bookkeepers. 22 Junior High Study Hall in the lunch room. 'MM M, the aroma of food on the kitchen stoves steals away the study trend. Bells buzz. Classes change, Hallways Hum! 23 Buses line up to take the children home. tElje Jikljool Bag jBrafas to a (Close The school room empties fast and a lonely quietude fills the childless space. School VIP's at speakers table include the Clyde Croppers. TCTA President Cecil Fisher chatting with guest KEA speaker, the C. A. Hollowells, the James Quisen- berrys. the Lee Peytons. Education ays Bhiitbnds” pinner 25 A look over some of the crowd. School patrons from all over the county attended. prince Sc Jrmcess (Carole HUriglit (6arg Buitlap 26 tUtj t Ibmirt utg and ($umt 1964-65 Teresa (Callis JaUid (Clem (Coronation (Crremony HkO, 1964 (Candidates for Regal honors GRADE CANDIDATES 7th--Linda Perkinson and David Carter 8th--Carole Wright and Gary Dunlap 9th--Carla Turner and Charles Richmond 10th--Debbie Knox and Richard Craig 11th--Janice Coffin and Kenny Foree 12th--Teresa Callis and David Clem Raker rushes in!! 28 BIGGEST FLIRTS Marion and Rodney THEY KNOW ALL STYLES! ,Acactam|j for MOST MISCHIEVOUS Penny and Tommy Open wide now! (Afaarrta ’65 MEANEST Patty and Johnny Grr-rrr-rr! WITTIEST Janis and Jimmie Have a drink, Bounce! MOST STUDIOUS Carolyn and Tommy Who are they trying to fool? BEST CITIZENS Richard and Linda Leaders of tomorrow c a d t m S £ to a r d MOST TALKATIVE Wendell and Debbie Famous last words SWEETEST Brad and Faith Sugar and Spice QUIETEST John and Brenda Where's John? NEATEST Terry and Sharon Not a wrinkle 30 MOST COURTEOUS Jackie and Faith Courtesy - the best policy 8 TALLEST AND SHORTEST Donnie and Janice Short, ain't he? CUTEST David and Connie Like . . . WOW! ! MOST TALENTED David and Carolyn In the limelight 31 PRETTIEST SMILE Dale and Paula A smile can open doors BEST PERSONALITY Brad and Linda They’re happy anywhere MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Donnie and Penny They're going places £ to a r d % TALLEST AND SHORTEST Jackie and Dorothy Up in the air over her M 32 MOST ATHLETIC Brad and Mary Jane C'mon, Say Pretty Please' Kenny Foree Penny Persell and ffltss Kenny and Penny won the Mr. and Miss FBLA titles over four- teen contestants through a series of eliminations which included a written test, business interview and faculty approval following obser- vations of businesslike attitudes, personality and good grooming. Penny is a senior and president of the TCHS Local Chapter 2349 of the Future Business Leaders of America. She has already enrolled at Sullivan Business College in Louisville and will begin her advanced business training there in June. Kenny is a junior and very active in the FBLA activities. They will compete for State FBLA honors at the Ky. FBLA con- vention in Louisville in April. 33 Students who made the Honor Roll the first two six-week periods. Honor oil (Krofnd Honor Roll achievement is more important in its representation of individual striving for intel- lectual attainment than in its public recognition. 34 Mrs. Cecil Fisher, secretary to the principal. (Eljeerful Mrs. Robert Young serves Trimble County with free library service. 35 1964 Rock n' Role pJrett Senior Jllag ®d. 23, CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs. Julia Danna.........................Debbie Cutshaw Robert Danna.................................Carroll Pyles Jane Danna...............................Mary Jane Stark Sarah Woodston........................................Linda Adams Donald Drew..................................Carlos Pyles Manny...................................................Ann Horine Mrs. Harriet Greenston.......................Corliss Pettit Reginald Greenston.......................Tommy Rodgers Mrs. Cecelia Danna Fordston..................Maureen Wade Corinne Fordston......................................Penny Persell Binkie .......................................Paula Wise Rodney Blake Sr.........................................Ray Greene Mrs. Rodney Blake....................................pjanis Spurr Fordney Blake Jr......................................David Wood Judge Gray...............................Kenneth McCoy Where am I? You're next, you little rascal Connie Teresa Leach Callis Sharon Delphine Heveline Adams USHERS Patty Logan Who's chasing whom? Dale Thomas............................Art Director Jerry Powell......................Technical Director Carolyn Webb........................Student Director Donald Tilley...................Stage Hand Ricky Tilley....................Stage Hand Hurry, Curtain Time! 36 You little rascal Thats NO way to treat a lady. Maureen! Stop biting my finger! Well, as I understand it Where’d they go? Lead me to him! Hey Quiz! You're standing on my foot! Tramps, Teams, and Terrors junior Instant swimmer, just add water. Morning exercises? Wonder Boy (©ur jMearts pJerc Jouttg and (Bag Whoops! Forgot my teddy bear. Mother, I have nothing to hide. Bedbugs Aweigh .18 The sky is the limit. Margie and the Wolf Man Bonjour CAST Once upon a time. ftllje Seniors’ junior flaw (April, 1964 Brad Hargrove...............Maureen Wade Sharon Heveline.....................Tommy Rodgers Mary Jane Stark.................Ray Green Faith Turner.......................Johnny Edwards Rodney Alsup................Marion Turner Ann Horine...................Carlos Pyles Teresa Branson......................Linda Adams Janis Spurr...................Kenny May Technical Crew Dale Thomas........................Jackie Raker Terry Hancock......................Donald Tilly Technical Director..................Jerry Powell Make-up Crew Penny Persell.......................Paula Wise DeAndrea Andrew 39 Please, Mr. Quisenberry, Come on down... Frightfully Ripping Backstage cuties principal and residente The destiny of any nation, at any given time, depends on the opinions of its young men (and women) under five-and-twenty. — Goethe. Principal Clyde Cropper meets with Class Presidents to discuss plans for class activities. Presidents are, from left to right: Richard Taylor, 12th grade; Terry Gossom, 10th grade; Sharon Turner, 9th Grade; Gerry Ward, 11th grade; Karen Staples, 8th grade; Diane Shepherd, 7th grade. 42 Sponsor Ransdell Plans completed. a toast was made to the work ahead. We. of THE ELBMIRT staff, in using All the World's a Stage, as this year's theme, pay a special tribute to Mr. James E. Quisenberry, TCHS drama teacher. In his speech and drama classes he gave us a new appreciation of the arts. We are proud to have appeared in numerous plays he produced and are grate- ful to him for this broadening interest. Sharon Heveline did the art work. Mr. Cochran, Inter-Collegiate Press representative, shows staff members how to assemble the yearbook. The fuel that kept the staff plug- ging away night after night was POPCORN--a big, heaped-up bowl of white energy was always at hand. 43 ®mt IBrhiers’ (Elub (Drpanizeil September, 1964 WE PROMISE TO Observe traffic regulations set up by national, state and local law-enforcement agencies; Accept responsibility for our actions at the wheel the same as any adult; Keep cool at all times and not let ourselves get out of control because of the actions of others; Set a good example for others through courtesy and concern for school children and pedestrians; Not to engage in racing or reckless driving with other cars; Have a safety check made of our cars to be sure that they are in good driving condition; Take a First Aid Training Course if one is offered in the community; Obtain an instruction card outlining what to do in case of an accident and Carry it. 44 We promise to drive carefully. Club Members in Chapel Program junior (§1tt Ollub The man that hath not music in him- self, and is not moved with concord of sweet sounds, is fit for treasons, stratagems, and spoils; let no man trust him. — Shakespeare 46 Oops! Forgot their ties and white shirts. d]ooI (®lee (Club MRS. LOUIS B. GARRIOTT Director The glee clubs meet and train regularly. They af- ford special musical numbers for many high school func- tions. A new piano adds much to the musical programs. 47 and HAROLD ROTHHRT Conductor President.... Vice President . Secretary. . . . Assistant Secretary Treasurer . . . , Librarian...... ....................David Wood ....................Ermal Allen .................Dottie Dunlap ...................Linda Fisher ................Mary Jane Stark Maria Walker and Mary Ransdell 49 Rational Jfomteic |Ceague OFFICERS President.....................Tommy Rodgers Vice-President...................Ann Horine Secretary Treasurer .... Maureen Wade Recording Secretary .... Carolyn Webb 50 We present a chapel program. ilfuiure teachers of America (SDffiters President. . . Vice President Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . Historian. . . Carolyn Webb Ann Horine . Corliss Pettit . Jackie Raker Sharon Heveline 51 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Trimble County High Chapt. 2349 OFFICERS President.......................Penny Persell State FBLA Convention Vice-President.....................Jim Barnes April 24-25 Secretary.........................Ann Yager Brown Hotel in Louisville Treasurer...................Sharon He valine Reporter........................Faith Turner Penny waits for her turn to spell at State Convention. She was sixth from the last to miss her word out of an hundred spellers who entered the State competi- tion. HLOL£S.J?L ,3frertct] (Elub Off to gay Paree via the text book. OFFICIERE President, Jacques Vice President. Pegie Secretary, Jeanne Treasurer, Marie Reporter, Dorothee 1,2,3, Hike!!! OFFICERS President............. V. President . . . . Secretary............. Treasurer............. Reporter.............. Sentinel ............. Ass't. Vice President Ass't. Secretary Ass't. Treasurer Ass't. Reporter . . Ass't. Sentinel Rick Taylor Wendell Watson Billy Powell . . Bob Shelley Donnie Williams . . Gary Liter . Brady Andrew . Mike Taylor Parliamentary Procedure TCHS. AR Sharon Heveline assists Dale Thomas instructs A group of students inter- ested in Art get together in activity period to pre- pare school posters. ■ |Mome About 90 girls at TCHS are enrolled in homemaking classes. They study seven phases: foods, clothing, health, child care, management, family and person- al relationships. The upper pictures on each page depict this training. Bepartmcni The Home Ec work also in- cludes adult classes which meet at night. The two lower pictures on each page show the evening stu- dents arranging a Christmas dis- play of novelties they have made in class. fanner JOURNALISM STAFF Janis Spurr Jack Raker Jimmy Barnes Butch Jackson SPONSOR: Miss Pilow Dear Aunt Lizzy.... Special Features Sports Special 58 1L f ti iTiliiiu yiWu7«‘Uiwi'UuviUcivvUiuuU.4.Utnu(iuiiuiittfcaiviui i'-iuii nftU m” Presenting 'S e j tars Class JKotto- (Satljer ye rosebuds tntjile ye may, (£ld Cime is still a-flging LARRY ABBOTT Nickname: Rabbit Ambition: To be free as the breeze and do as I please. Chief Pleasure: Not going to school. General Gripe: People Byword: Live fast and die young. Activities: FFA 1; Basketball 1, 2. WAYNE ALEXANDER Ambition: To graduate and get a good job. Chief Pleasure: School holidays. General Gripe: Long Periods. Byword: My, gosh! DELPHINE DLAINE ADAMS Ambition: To be a success and always be able to make friends. Chief Pleasure: Music General Gripe: Anything to do with school buses!! Byword: Oh, my cow!! Activities: 4-H 1,2; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; School Paper 3,4; Driver's Club; Yearbook: Jr. Sr. Play Usher; Comm, usher 64. RODNEY GLEN ALSUP Nickname: Rod Ambition: To get more out of '.if than I put into it. Chief Pleasure: Studying shapes and forms. General Gripe: Hard seats in the office. Byword: Well, now! Activities: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; NFL 2, 3,4; FBLA 4; Driver's Club; Mgr. Basketball 2,3; Band 1; Jr. Sr. Play cast. Track 2,3. JAMES EDWARD ANDREW Nickname: Gates Ambition: To be an artist. Chief Pleasure: Smoking General Gripe: Boys who are girl crazy. Byword: Do nothing today that you can do tomorrow. Activities: Baseball 1,2,3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Driver’s Club; 4-H 1, 2; Glee Club 1. LINDA CAROL ADAMS Nickname: Lindy Ambition: To graduate from college and become a teacher. Chief Pleasure: Music General Gripe: Conceited people. Byword: Oh, my goodness! Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 1,2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; Driver's Club; Jr. Sr. Play Cast; Year- book; School Paper. 60 SANDRA JEAN ARNETT Nickname: Sandy Ambition: To be a nurse travel abroad. Chief Pleasure: Hondas visiting U. of K. Hospital. General Gripe: Two-faced peo- ple. Byword: Rabbit FBLA 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Driver's Club; FHA 1. LARRY BURKHARDT Nickname: Larry Ambition: To get along with others. Chief Pleasure: Going to Carroll- ton. General Gripe: Teachers. Byword: Ah, Bull! Activities: FFA 1, 2; FBLA 4; Yearbook. JIMMIE CARROLL BARNES Nickname: Jim Ambition: To coach a State Bas- ketball champion team. Chief Pleasure: Basketball. General Gripe: First period club meetings. Byword: Shut up, Persell. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; School Paper 4; FT A 2,3,4; FBLA 4; V- Pres. 4; Class Pres. 2. Yr. Book Staff. WILLIAM FREDERICK BURKHARDT Nickname: Billy Ambition: To own a G. T. O. Chief Pleasure: Having Fun. General Gripe: Nosey teachers. Byword: No kiddin. Activities: FFA 1,2; FBLA 4. TOMMY L. BAYNE Nickname: Tom” Ambition: To retire at 18. Chief Pleasure: F-R-E-E-D-O-M. General Gripe: Faculty. Byword: The shame of it all. Activities: Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Freshman Officer. DAWNICE ELAINE CALLIS Nickname: Donny Ambition: To be a secretary a housewife. Chief Pleasure: Having a good time. General Gripe: Study halls. Byword: That's the breaks. Activities: Glee Club 3, 4; Dri- ver's Club; FTA 1; Class Reporter 4; Yearbook Staff. 61 GARY CALLIS Nickname: Chiefy Ambition: To graduate and go to service. Chief Pleasure: Girls General Gripe: Too many nuts and not enough bolts. Byword: You are good for nothing! PATSY M. CARTER Nickname: Grannie Ambition: To succeed in life. Chief Pleasure: Being with peo- ple. General Gripe: Gloomy People. Byword: Oh, well! Activities: Glee Club 1,4; FHA 2; Jr. Play Pub. ; Sr. Play usher. TERESA CAROYL CALLIS Nickname: Tassy Ambition: Housewife Chief Pleasure: David General Gripe: Trouble makers. Byword: Oh, Cow! Activities: Glee Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Driver's Club; Sec. 4; Jr. and Sr. Play usher; Comm. Usher 64, Yearbook. RICHARD WAYNE CAMPBELL Nickname: Rich Ambition: To get out of life what I put in it. Chief Pleasure: Baseball General Gripe: Cute girls who know they're cute! Byword: That's the Breaks. Activities: FFA 1, 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3,4. STANLEY WAYNE CRAIG Nickname: Stan. Ambition: Get out of school. Chief Pleasure: Playing baseball. General Gripe: Coming to school Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 2, and Manager. JESSE DAVID CLEM Nickname: Dave Ambition: To move Louisville closer to Bedford. Chief Pleasure: Sat. Nights. General Gripe: Not having any money. Byword: Gosh. Activities: FFA 1,2, 3, 4, Dri- ver's Club, Mosted wanted 10, 3 4. 62 DEBORAH ELAINE CUTSHAW Nickname: Debbie Ambition: To live in a big city. Chief Pleasure: Being around peo- people. General Gripe: My hair. Byword: I guess that's life. Activities: Glee Club 1,3; FBLA 3,4; Yearbook, Sr. Play: Driver's Club. DONALD LEE GRAY Nickname: Don Ambition: To get out of school. Chief Pleasure: Jean General Gripe: '56 Ford. Byword: G-o-l-l-y! Activities: Glee Club 3; Drivers' Club. JOHN OTIS EDWARDS Nickname: Egbert Ambition: Chemistry teacher. Chief Pleasure: Hunting and fish- ing. General Gripe: Pretending to be what you are not. Byword: Alright, Already. Activities: FTA 2,3,4; Jr. Play; FBLA 3. 4; NFL 3, 4; Drivers' Club Yearbook Staff. MICHAEL LEE GOSSOM Nickname: Mike Ambition: To get through col- lege. Chief Pleasure: Basketball. General Gripe: Jealous girls. Byword: You're a cute little devil! Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; baseball 1.2. 3,4; FTA 2; FBLA 3,4; Mr. FBLA; Yearbook. TERRY LEE HANCOCK Nickname: Handy Ambition: To build a hot rod. Chief Pleasure: Tinkering with cars. General Gripe: Nosey teachers. Byword: That pains me! Activities: FBLA 4, Drivers' Club; Yearbook Staff, Junior Play Crew. RAY LAVELLE GREEN, JR. Nickname: Clarabell Ambition: To be happy in what- ever 1 do. Chief Pleasure: Driving around. General Gripe: Homework. Byword: Goodnight! Activities: FBLA; Drivers' Club; Jr. and Sr. Play Cast; Bookstore Manager 5 years. Yearbook Staff, FTA 2,3. 63 ANN MARIE HORINE Nickname: Annie Ambition: To teach people to be happy. Chief Pleasure: Happy people. General Gripe: Days that have only 24 hours for fun. Byword: Fisheggs (or caviar). Activities: NFL 2, 3, 4; V. Pres., 4; FT A 1,2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 4; Jr. Play and Senior Play cast. PATRICIA ANN LOGAN Nickname: Pat Ambition: Always to be able to make friends. Chief Pleasure: Bowling. General Gripe: Tests. Byword: Sugarfoot! Activities: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Glee Club 1; 4-H 1,2, 3,4; Commence- ment and Jr. Play Usher. ROBERT BRADLEY HARGROVE Nickname: Brad Ambition: To grow to be 5’7 tall. Chief Pleasure: Eating. General Gripe: Nosey People. Byword: Hello, Fellers! Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; Jr. Play Cast. MERLE WAYNE JACKSON, JR. Nickname: Butch Ambition: Not to be ambitious. Chief Pleasure: Fishing and hunt- ing. General Gripe: Wearing a suit. Activities: Journalism. SHARON LEE HEVELINE Nickname: Heaven! Ambition: To be happy and make others happy. Chief Pleasure: Walks in the woods. General Gripe: People who say an only child is spoiled. Byword: My Goodness! Activities: FT A 1,2, 3, 4; FBLA 3,4; Jr. Play; Yearbook Staff; Art Club; Drivers' Club. CONNIE LAGRAY LEACH Nickname: Connie Ambition: To be a good home- maker. Chief Pleasure: Nice People General Gripe: People who think they know it all. Byword: You don't say! Activities: 64 KENNETH RAY MC COY Nickname: Kenny Ambition: To own and run a large farm. Chief Pleasure: Boating and ski- ing. General Gripe: Shorthand. Byword: Doggone it! Activities: FBLA 4, Drivers’ Club; Sr. Play Cast; Bookstore 5 years. KENNETH LEWIS MAY Nickname: Kenny Ambition: To be content and understood. Chief Pleasure: To meet and talk with people who think. General Gripe: People who leave well enough alone. Byword: Think about what you are thinking about. Activities: FBLA 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Drivers Club. JOHN NELSON Ambition: Farming Chief Pleasure: Baseball. Activities: FFA 1,2,3, 4. CORLISS ANN PETTIT Nickname: Miss Petite Ambition: Be a success in life. Chief Pleasure: Certain freshman at Eastern. General Gripe: People who al- ways gripe. Byword: No comments, please! Activities: FTA 1, 2,3,4; FBLA 4; Drivers’ Club; Jr. Play Usher; Sr. Play cast. PENNY SUE PERSELL Nickname: Poo Ambition: To own a '63 red Chevy. Chief Pleasure: Talking. General Gripe: Too many MARY’S. Byword: That's beside the point. Activities: Jr. Play Prod.; Sr. Play Cast; Drivers Club; FBLA 3, 4; Pres. 4; Yearbook Staff; NFL 4; FTA 1,2; FHA 1. DOROTHY LOUISE PENICK Nickname: Tootie Ambition: Baby-sitting. Chief Pleasure: Listening to ra- dio and watching T-V. General Gripe: Washing dishes and tests. Byword: Shut up! 65 BRENDA LOU O'NEAL Ambition: To do my best at what- ever I try. Chief Pleasure: Sleeping. General Gripe: Doing homework. Byword: That’s too bad! Activities: Glee Club. CARROLL EUGENE PYLES Ambition: To marry someone who is rich. Chief Pleasure: Girls, Money, cars. General Gripe: Too many lessons, not enough brains. Byword: Hot shot, and all that rot! Activities: FFA 1, FBLA 4; Track; Sr. Play Cast; Yearbook Staff; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drivers' Club; 4-H 1,2,3, 4. JERRY LEON POWELL Nickname: Powell Ambition: To graduate from col- lege. Chief Pleasure: Going down to Ann's. General Gripe: People who don't dim their lights Byword: If everything else fails, read the directions. Activities: FBLA 4, Jr. and Sr. Play Technical Director; Drivers' Club. JACK RAKER Nickname: Jackie Ambition: To own a Mustang 2-2. Chief Pleasure: Friday and Sat- urday nights. General Gripe: One-way stairs. Byword: Shoot! Activities: Basketball 1,2, 3,4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Drivers' Club; French Club; Cross Country 3; Track 3; Journalism--Banner Staff. CARLOS MONROE PYLES Ambition: Own an island. Chief Pleasure: Jamae. General Gripe: Short weekends. Byword: Live for today. Activities: FTA 3,4; Jr. and Sr. Play Cast; Yearbook Staff; Dri- vers' Club. GAYLE THOMAS RODGERS Nickname: Tom Ambition: Faire le tour du monde. Chief Pleasure: Being on stage. General Gripe: Park Rangers. Byword: Well, Hell-o! Activities: Jr. and Sr. Play Cast; NFL 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; FBLA 4; French Club 4; Yearbook; Class Secretary 3. 66 ROBERT ALLEN SHELLEY Nickname: Bob Ambition: Attend University of Barebone. Chief Pleasure: Skip physics class. General Gripe: Everything at TCHS. Byword! Rather be safe than sorry. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas. ; Veep of Drivers Club. Most Wanted Ten-- 3,4. MARY JANE STARK Nickname: Janie Ambition: To be a success and always have friends. Chief Pleasure: M-I-K-E. General Gripe: Girls can't go to Barber College. Byword: Ah! Yeah! Activities: Cheerleader 1, 3, 4; Band 2,3, 4--Treas. 3. 4; Junior Senior Play Cast; NFL 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 1, 3. 4; Glee Club 1; Yearbook Staff; Drivers' Club 4; Treas. 4. JANIS ELAINE SPURR Nickname: Bounce Ambition: Have Royal Blue Volkswagen. Chief Pleasure: Tom Toms and June Bugs. General Gripe: Short hair. Byword: Oh Heavens! Activities: Glee Club 3 yrs; 4-H 4 yrs. NFL 2 yrs.; Drivers Club; Junior Senior Play; FBLA. THOMAS RAYMOND STRICKLAND Nickname: Tommy Ambition: To be a physicist or mathematician. Chief Pleasure: Working on mo- tors. General Gripe: I have none. Byword: Education is the key to success. LOIS FAYE STAFFORD Nickname: Mickey Ambition: Be a good housewife. Chief Pleasure: Watching TV and eating. General Gripe: No long lunch hour. Byword: You don't say! Activities: FHA (CHS) 3 yrs. ; CHS Chorus 2 yrs; TCHS Glee Club; CHS Y-Teens 2 yrs; 1st runner up for CHS FFA Sweet- heart. RICHARD ALLEN TAYLOR Nickname: Rick Ambition: Preach in the Presi- dent's church. Chief Pleasure: Married life. General Gripe: Physics test; Byword: Hi, lad! Activities: FFA 1, 2,3,4; Veep 3; President 4; President Drivers Club; President Senior Class; Bas- ketball 4 yrs; Most Wanted Ten-- 3,4. 67 LINDA JO THARP Nickname: Dimples Ambition: To be a success in life. Chief Pleasure: Being around friendly people. General Gripe: Getting up at 6:00 AM. Byword: Oh, Heck! Activities: Glee Club 1. QUENTIN DALE THOMAS Nickname: Ding Ambition: Join the Navy and be an Admiral. Chief Pleasure: Girls General Gripe: Girls Byword: Darn the luck! Activities: Football 1, Track 1, Art Club. DONALD RAY TILLEY Nickname: Don Ambition: Get a job at Ford Motor Company. Chief Pleasure: Peeling out in front of Mrs. Ransdell's house. General Gripe: Chug-holes on West Street in Bedford. Byword: Ho-Hum-Diddly-Dum Activities: FFA 1; FBLA 4; Jr. Sr. Play Crew, Basketball 1; Teen Drivers 4; 4-H 1; Class Veep 2. FAITH MARIE TURNER Nickname: Faith Ambition: Be an asset in the world and be happy doing it. Chief Pleasure: Being with peo- ple I like. Genera 1 Gri pe: Gossi p Byword: Well, I Swan! Activities: Glee Club 1,3,4; Stu- dent Council 2; Nat. Jr. Classical League 2; Softball 1; Nat. Honor Society Pres. 2; Miss Southdade can- didate; FBLA 3,4; Jr. Play; Yearbook Staff; Teen Drivers, Class Treas. 4. RICHARD NAAMAN TILLEY Nickname: Rickey Ambition: Get out of school and get a job. Chief Pleasure: Making money. General Gripe: Cops Byword: Ta, yeah! Activities: Band 1,2,3,4; FFA 1, 2,3,4. TERRY LEE TILLEY Nickname: Froggy Ambition: Get a new car. Chief Pleasure. Being late for school. General Gripe: Lunches Byword: That’s the way the ball bounces! Activities: FFA 1,2.3.4; Junior Play. MARION ELIZABETH TURNER Nickname: Liz Ambition: Be accepted at UK. Chief Pleasure: Sailing along in little Sting Ray with a cer- tain Taylor. General Gripe: Farming without handsome hired hand. Byword: Justa' Gettin' It! Activities: Glee Club 2,3; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Teen Drivers; Junior Play; FBLA 4; Yearbook Staff. CAROLYN YVONNE WEBB Nickname: Carrie Ambition: Become a nurse and succeed in life. Chief Pleasure: Playing the organ. General Gripe: People who don't know their blocking or play lines. Byword: Do you know your lines? Activities: Band 1.2.3, Treas. 3; Glee Club 1; FT A 2,3,4, Sec. 3. Pres. 4; NFL3,4;Rec. Sec. 4; Teen Drivers Reporter; Banner Staff 1; Student Director Jr. Sr. Plays; Class Veep; Yearbook Staff. MAUREEN KAY WADE Nickname: Reenie Ambition: To see the world. Chief Pleasure: Being with peo- ple. General Gripe: Nosey People Byword: Aw, shut up! Activities: FT A 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2; NFL 1,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; 4-H 1; Glee Club 1,2,3; FBLA 4; Teen Drivers; Speech Drama 4. WILLIAM MICHAEL WESTRICK Nickname: Mike Ambition: Graduate from TCHS this year. Chief Pleasure: Donny General Gripe: Physics Byword: Strictly a one-woman’s man. Activities: Glee Club 3,4; 4-H 1,2,3; Teen Drivers; Basketball 1; Yearbook Staff. WENDELL FULTON WATSON Nickname: Snake Ambition: Come one day to school without being called down. Chief Pleasure: Stay at home. General Gripe: Being late for English. Byword: Hello there, Andy! Activities: FFA 1,2,3,4, Ass’t. Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Teen Drivers. DONALD LEE WILLIAMS Nickname: Donnie Ambition: Shave when I am 21 Chief Pleasure: Short girls General Gripe: Be late for Eng- lish class. Byword: Sha-sam Andy Activities: FFA 1,2.3, 4, Re- porter 3,4; Basketball Manager 2,3.4; Teen Drivers; Yearbook Staff; Most Wanted Ten 3,4; Senior Play 4. 69 PAULA SUE WISE Nickname: Pauler Ambition: Change my initials from P. W. to P. G. Chief Pleasure: Cooking for Joe Kelley. General Gripe: Steadiesthat flirt. Byword: Nnee..ww!! Activities: Cheerleader 1; Teen Drivers Club Secretary; FTA 1; FHA 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; NFL 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4; Junior Play Assoc. Producer; Senior Play Cast. DAVID WOOD Nickname: Woody Ambition: Retire at Age 25. Chief Pleasure: Workless days. General Gripe: Homework Byword: Kwitzeubellieakin Activities: Band President 1.2 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Senior Play; Teen Drivers Club. JANICE WRIGHT Nickname: Jan Ambition: To be happy. Chief Pleasure: Playing record player. General Gripe: None Byword: Oh, well! Activities: Glee Club. The seniors all get together. .. well, most of them. . . 70 juniors (Dffims President. . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Reporter . . . . Jerry Ward Lynda Fisher . Ann Yager Janice Coffin Jacky Couch ________________-_____________________ Raymond Abbott Sue Adams Rodney Ashby David Barnes Danny Black Sherry Boldery Ricky Burton Jimmy Calvert Fred Chatham Lynn Chism Janis Coffin David Couch Jackie Couch Anna Courtney Eloise Crafton Marie Craig Virginia Devine Clifford Ellis Gregg Fisher Lynda Fisher Nancy Ford Kenny Foree Gary Graham Donna Greenwood John Harmon James Horine JoAnn Hugeback Gary Hughes Gregg Hutcherson Lee Jackson Carolyn James Stuart Jennings Patricia Jett Lynn Jones Ritchey Jones 11 Barry Joyce Gary Liter Carolyn McClure Yvette McKay Jane Mahoney Gloria Martin Elizabeth Melvin Stanley Mills Richard Moppin June Odgen Darrell O'Neal Marilyn Owens Linda Perry Paul Poe Billy Joe Powell Charletta Purvis Doug Pyles Tommy Raker Ricky Rodgers Ben Sabie Joe Schmidt Paul Shaffer Brenda Smith Dennis Staples David Stark Charles Stockdale Linda Temple Kay Tharp Connie Tilley Linda Wainscott Maria Walker Dennis Ward Gerry Ward Loretta Welch Karen Wentworth 31uniorg Janice and Kenny David GRACE AND CHARM STRENGTH j opljonuires (Officers President.....................Terry Gossom Vice-President................June Stockdale Secretary.....................Peggy P rsell Treasurer.............. . Ualty Di%lap Reporter......................Janice Stark Beverly Allen Ermal Allen Rickie Aldridge Brad Andrew Tom Arvin Barry Barnes Brenda Barnes Brenda Bladen Charlene Brown Billie Buhlig Ronnie Callis Terry Callis Donnie Carson Charles Cochran Cherona Courtney Brenda Cox Richard Craig Dottie Dunlap Donna Eldridge Harvey Gilley Joe Kelley Ginn Lamar Goode Terry Gossom Linda Graves Mary Gray Linda Hackney Marie Hancock Barry Hall Virgil Hanlon Shelby Dean Hughes Sharlena Hugeback Lynn Jackson Brenda Jones Doug Jones Pat Jones Joe Jones Marshall Kendall Debbie Knox Mary Law Millie Lawson Margaret Lawson Myrene Leach Sharon Liter Hazel Miller Pam Moreland Sherry Morgan Rita Morris Nancy Oakley Janice Ogden Larry O'Neal Peggy Persell Delores Poe Mark Powell Vonda Powell Jimmie Purvis Donald Roberts Terry Rowlett Donald Sargent Joleta Shafer Wayne Smith Cherry Staples Janice Stark Mark Stethen June Stockdale Jimmie Sutherland Pat Sutherland Mike Taylor Joe Ed Tomlinson Lucy Webster Judy Wentworth JioplfomoreB Loafing at lunchtime. The Sophs King and Queen candidates, Debbie and Richard Craig. and tUljere Dennis Westrick Doug Wheeler Darrell Wilson Doug Wingham A varied menu—pen, purse, and punch. Ermal hurries on his mission oblivi- ous of the camera. Jfresljnmt (Dfftma President......................Sharon Turner Vice President..............Judy Wainscott Secretary.......................Pam Abbott Treasurer.......................Steve Butler Reporter....................Janice Edwards Chester Abbott Pam Abbott Vickie Abbott Jean Adams Glenda Alexander John Alsup Barry Andrew Pam Andrew Linda Angel James Bennett Charles Broad Steve Butler Harold Cable Robert Cable Brenda Callis Janet Callis Eugene Carter Doug Chatham Joe Clark Linda Coghill Larry Consley Johnny Cox Richard Cull Carroll Dunlap Janice Edwards Terry Eldridge Randell Eldridge Robert Eversole Charlene Frazier Dale Gammons Gary Garriott Richard Ginn Dennis Gosman Brenda Gossom Ellis Gary No Picture Available Janice Griffith Raymond Hammons Steve Harmon Kenneth Hunter Joyce Hutchason Joyce Jackson Ronald Jennings Phyllis Jett Dwight Johnson Dennis Jones Orville Knowles Linda Long Gary Luckett Betty Martin Opal Macon Marcella McClure Steve McCord Dallas McCrutchen Frances McDole James McDole Robert McKinney Mike Morgan Janet Nutgrass Eddie Ogburn Janice Persell Brenda Parker Billy Poe Virginia Purvis Thurman Riley Mary Alice Ransdell Charles Richmond Steve Rodgers Rita Rose Danny Rowlett Karen Saari Bobby Shepherd Mike Shepherd Gaye Spillman Sondra Stethen Wanda Stewart Cheryl Stockdale Gary Sutherland Connie Taylor Steve Tharp Jimmy Thomas Russell Tingle Thelma Tingle Danny Townsend Carla Turner Sharon Turner Judy Wainscott Kathy Ward Jesse Webster Merle Westrick James Whitaker Wayne White Joe Wiley Jerry Wilson Barbara Wright Kathy Wright Richard Young Freshman Cuties Man Shortage 83 (Srade Officers President. . . Vice-President Secretary. . . Treasurer . . Reporter . . . Karen Staples Greg Cooper Lisa Staples Patsy Persell Lavonna Poe Patricia Abbott Brenda Adams Bonita Alexander Nina Alexander Jan Alsup John Andrew Ida Arnett Billy Arnett Jerry Arnett Birdie Baker Paulette Ball Peggy Barnes Debbie Bird Jackanna Bird Neil Bryan Nigel Burkhardt Gary Callis Rebecca Callis James Carter Teddy Callis Terry Carter Sue Chatham Larry Chilton Annie Clark Eugene Cook John Gregory Cooper Robert Corley Anthony Courtney Wanda Crafton Charlene Cutshaw Gary Dunlap Eugene Embs Jalanda Evans Irene Eversole Rebecca Fox Tanya Garrett Marsha Gillespie Patsy Goode James Gossom Larry Graves David Green Paula Greene Mike Gross Milton Hall Becky Hancock Mike Hayes Roger Heaton Jerry Horton Dale Jennings Gwen Jones Jack Jones Becky Lake Ruth Law Janice Leach Cheryl Liter Dennis Luckett John McCreary Ruth McCord Terry McCord Tommy McCutcheon Thorton McKay Gary McKinney Sarah Mack Mike Mahoney Jeanie Mershall Lisa Mitchell Jerry Moore Judy Napier Donna Nelson Nancy Olivigni Dale O'Neal Patti Peak Patsy Persell Nancy Pettit LaVonna Poe David Powell Judy Powell Gayle Pyles Mary Ann Quire Wanda Richmond Beverly Roberts Ann Sachlaben Calvin Sachlaben Timothy Schirmer Albert Scott, Jr. David Smith Audrey Spurr Karen Staples Lisa Staples Pamela Stewart Judy Temple Judy Tilley Joe Tingle Robert Tingle Patricia Townsend Donna Turner Kenneth Turner John Wood Carole Wright Lillice Young Mary Yzaguirre Steven Ogden (No Picture for Stanley Wingham) 87 jieimttfy 05rade ■ ODfficrrs President. . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Reporter . . . . Dianna Shepherd . Tommy Sibley . . David Arvin Valinda Perkinson Suzanne Graham Lana Abbott Samuel Abbott Juanita Adair Philip Aldridge Harold Angel David Arvin Roseline Becraft Sammy Burton Larry Callis Calvin Campbell Clara Campbell David Carter Linda Cheatham Jimmy Clark Ray Clem Elma Sue Clifford Alan Wayne Cox Harry Cull Darrell Edens Alan Embs June Eversole Mark Fisher Terry Fitzgerald Judy Eldridge Homer Goode Kenny Gossom Suzanne Graham Gary Greenwood Rodney Harmon Donna Horine Brenda Jackson Lou Jackson Michael Jett Ronald Jones Mary Leach Nancy Leach Bonnie Lee Elaine McCutcheon George McDowell Larry McDowell Doug Martin Ricky Miller Lynn Moreland Allan Perkinson Valinda Perkinson Tommy Ralston Brenda Richmond Ralph Riley Robin Rodgers Debra Rowlett Dianna Rowlett Sharon Rowlett Dale Sabie Diana Shephard Tommy Sibley Eddie Snell Monty Staples Danny Stark Neil Stockdale David Taylor Diane Temple Mickey Turner Jimmy Wainscott Robert Webster Barry Welty Joy Willis Calvin Wilson Russell Young No Picture For Abbott, Eugene Brooks, William Hoskins, Robert McCord, Terry (SrarUrs in tfye |£tmeltgljt Seventh Grade Candidates Threshold of Decision for Prince and Princess David Carter Linda Perkinson Bottoms up 91 WARM FALL DAY BRINGS ON NOONTIME GYMNASTICS. What's brewing in that pot, ladies? Our lunch- room crew is Katherine Callis, Stella Evans, Louise Chandler and Louise Pierce. Our official food taster is at it again. Let's hope he doesn't do any of the cooking! Jmiispeneables SCHOOL BUS Our bus drivers, the men with whom we trust the lives of over 1,000 children. FIRST ROW: Otis Parson, Charles Richmond, Junior Powell, Dallas Moore. BACK ROW: Eugene McCain, Robert Eker, Allen Greenwood, Elbirt Lee Kemp, Junior Kemp. The trophy should be theirs for a job well done. The man with the smile is our janitor. Robert Penick, and his wife, Gladys. Jflore Jndisppnsahlfs 31 1- Don T. 2- Brad 3- John E. 4- Dawnice 5- Paula 6- Marion 7- Janis S. 8- Dorothy 9- Delphine 10- Bob S. 11- Maureen 12- Ray 13- Corliss 6. Kiss me quick! Yearns? 94 Hopefuls Galore r 32. Curly 38. Having a ball 37. I don't k wanna 33. Phew! ! 3®- 1 use Gleam 42. Neptune 35. Watch the birdie 32- Shirley 33- Debbie 34- Jack 35- Rodney 36- Linda T 37- Jerry 38- Richard T 39- Patty 40- Ann H 41- Lois S 42- Mike G 95 17. When blonds 27. Loving Linda r r i 23. Kiss and I'll scream 28. The bruiser 14- Sharon 15- Faith 16- Mary J. 17- Connie 18- Billy Larry 27-Linda A. 19- Sondra 28-Carroll 23- Richard C. 24- Jim B. 25- Kenny 26- Don W. 20- Teresa 21- Patsy 22- Carlos 29- Tom R. 30- Penny 31- Mike W. 96 spotlighting Sport0 ■ 399e Hatl our $Iue and (Sold TOP ROW: Ass't. Coach Mr. Craig, Rodney Ashby, Bob Shelley, Richard Taylor. Jack Raker. Mike Gossom, Jimmy Barnes, Coach Mr. Spingate. BOT- TOM ROW: Gray Graham, Mike Taylor, Jimmy Calvert, David Stark, Brad Hargrove, Gregg Fisher, Manager Donnie Williams. ®eam (Efycerleatbrs Brenda Gossom. Linda Fisher, Brenda Barnes, Brenda Parker, Mary Jane Stark, Cheerleader Sponsor Joan Hancock. 99 1964 Raiders Basketball Schedule 1965 Home Away Nov. 17 Gallatin Co. Nov. 10 St. Benedict Nov. 24 Henry Co. Nov. 20 Good Shepherd Dec. 1 Carrollton Dec. 9 Owen Co. Dec. 4 Western Dec. 11 Walton-Verona Dec. 15 Lincoln Institute Dec. 17 Western Jan. 15 Owen County Jan. 12 Carrollton Feb. 5 Leslie County Jan. 26 Oldham Co. Feb. 6 Good Shepherd Jan. 29 Emience Feb. 9 Country Day Feb. 2 Henry Co. Feb. 16 Oldham Co. Feb. 12 Lincoln Institute Feb. 23 Emience Feb. 19 Gallatin Co. Feb. 26 Mt. Washington Jackie Brenda 100 101 Mike EVEN THE SCOREBOARD . . . PEPS IT UP . . . RAIDERS, CHEERLEADERS, STUDENTS . . . 102 AT THE CARROLLTON GAME. Track, Cross Country, and Baseball are also important and exciting at TCHS in season. m jentor 4- S (Elub MEMBERS TOP ROW: Greg Hutcherson, Jim Calvert, Benny Sabie, Carroll Pyles, Terry Rowlett. SECOND ROW: Lynda Fisher, Brenda Gos- som, Gay Spillman, Carla Turner, Janis Griffith, Joyce Hutchason, Loretta Welch, Vicky Abbott, Sharon Turner. BOTTOM ROW: Maria Walker, Janice Ogden. Connie Taylor, Donna Green- wood, Brenda Parker, Patty Logan, Gloria Martin. OFFICERS President: Donna Greenwood Vice Pres.: Benny Sabie Secretary: Sharon Turner Reporter: Richard Ginn Song Leader: Lynda Fisher Rec. Leader: Greg Hutcherson COUNTY CHAMPIONS 63-64 Terry Rowlett, Nancy Oakley, Jim Calvert, Mary Jane Stark, Donna Greenwood, Janice Ogden. Solidat) jKtndcd FFA prepares baskets of food to give to the needy at Thanksgiving. An added FFA Thanksgiving highlight was an assembly program. Guests in- cluded Mrs. William Neal, Rev. Rus- sell Bennett, and the Wilson family singers of Patton's Creek. 105 FBLA visits business places in Louisville. At Belknaps' the TCHS group pose with their guide, a successful Belknaps salesman, John Raymond Sibley, who graduated from TCHS in 1937. At the Coca Cola Plant Just through a tour at Brown Williamson Tobacco Plant. Vivian Campbell, another TCHS grad, was a tour guide. The assembly line at the Ford Motor Company was VERY interesting. Watching planes come and go at Standiford Field. And finally, home again on the faithful school bus. 106 The Kool Aid Kids Lick it good! faking PuBtttess Spread them thin, we need the money! Please buy our corn! You can tell who does the work! No effort is too great for the Senior Trip ahead! 107 (E on cent jHocb flection Students hold mock election on Nov. 2, the day be- fore THE DAY. The tallied votes showed a Johnson- Humphrey landslide over Gold water- Miller. 108 (Eareer Bay at ®.(E.£8.j . Consultants from Kentucky schools. The list included: Morehead State College, Eastern, Western, University of Kentucky, Kentucky Southern, Bryant Strat- ton Business College, House of James, Kentucky College of Bar- bering, K.E.A. , United Electron- ics, St. Anthony School of Nursing. 20, 1964 Juniors and seniors talk with rep- resentative from Morehead State College. Students talk with representative from Eastern Kentucky State Col- lege. 109 - Off to Bowling Green for a Conference. Fighting at School!!! (§a|), Exciting Bags They’ll make somebody good wives! 110 k. Dreaming of the future. Cautious Countenances for tljr (Class of ’65 Big appetites, big sacks. 1 Who needs to primp? Ain't they sweet? Step back five paces and . . Partying in the act themselves. Teachers caught of being Educational Tools? Shutter Shadow The new Math training? 112 Tingle takes tickets at ballgame. Mr. Heilman entertains former teachers - Mrs. William Neal and Mr. Russell Bennett. 113 Bedford Little ®ofrm and (Eountrjj prtae ,3lmt Kentucky Make Your Next Wish Broasted Chicken Phone 255-3582 ®t|omp0on’0 Patrg Product© 114 Morgan ■iBrug j torc Filling Prescriptions Is Our Main Business 115 Phone 255-35 0 (Day) Phone 255-3273 (Night) P - 3lnc Compliments of Fred Andrew U-SAVE, INC. Nationally Advertised Furniture Maytag Washer and Dryers Complete Line of Admiral Appliances and Color Television 116 312 West Main Street Madison, Indiana Compliments of Trimble (Count]! feeder’s J uppI]) (Co. 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Try these stores for friendly, helpful service: SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY lumper j$ales Sc j eriiice Six Miles East of Carrollton on U.S. k2 GATEWAY SUPERMARKET, SCOTT'S, CHAMBERS DRUGS, PLAZA SHOP, TAFF'S BEAUTY SALON, FURNISH'S BARBER SHOP, P. N. HIRSCH DEPARTMENT STORE, MONTGOMERY WARD, and THE RECORD RACK. Eltft{j :|llaza ,iRercIjantB Farm Equipment Wade Rain Irrigation Equ i pment Barentine Hy Clearance Sprays Madison (Association Bill Kemper Indiana Bedford Xoan Sc deposit Hank A FRIENDLY BANK IN THE HEART OF TRIMBLE COUNTY SINCE 1891 Member FDIC Bedford Kentucky U-All Kum We'll be Glad to Have You iKorrofaj Tobacco (Up. On the Hill top Prompt Unloading 240,000 Sq. Ft. 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Compliments of SULPHUR GROCERY Phone 743-5180 Sulphur HEAD'S REXALL DRUG STORE To Help in High School and College We Carry the Complete Line of College Outline Books Covering 140 Titles as Engli sh, History, Science, Math, Government, Study Aids, E tc. LaGrange Kentucky Kentucky Compliments of CITIZENS' BANK Phone 346-6831 New Castle, Kentucky ADAMS CONSTRUCTION CO. Brick, Black Stone, Concrete Dumptrucks Phone 732-5791 Box 134 128 Carrollton, Kentucky Compliments of CITY MEAT MARKET Fresh and Cured Meats 445 Main Street Carrollton, Kentucky c Compliments of HUEY MOTOR EXPRESS Phone 732-4251 arrollton, Kentucky PEARSON'S B.C. FOOD STORE Choice Meats, Fresh Fruit Vegetab1es Thelma S• Lee Pearson, Managers Phone 255-3266 Bedford, Kentucky s DENTON Sr COX, INC. 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CRUMP TEXACO SERVICE Box 763 North Madison Station Phone 273-2502 Madison Indiana Serving Your Grandfather Since 1886 With Lumber and Building Materials Madison Indiana FARMERS BANK OF MILTON Mi 1 ton Kentucky Compliments of JOHN KNOEBEL SON land (UKotor (Compart Mad i son, Ind iana Eminence, Kentucky It is Time to Patronize Our Advert i sers. They make THE ELBMIRT poss i ble. THE 65'ERS FAN CLUB Ace Hardware, Madison, Ind. Automotive Supply, Madison, Ind. Bob Baugh's Barber Shop, Madison, Ind. Dr. J. T. Beggs, Carrollton, Ky. Be-Leah Shop, Carrollton, Ky. Blossom Shop, Carrollton, Ky. Blue Gables Court, Carrollton, Ky. Bula's Inc., Madison, Ind. Burnett's IGA Food Store, Campbe11sburg, Ky. Bush Grocery, Madison, Ind. Carrollton Animal Clinic, Carrollton, Ky. Chambers Drugs, Madison, Ind. Clarence Callis Fruit Market, Bedford, Ky. Co Co Station, Pendleton, Ky. Cooper Clinic, Bedford, Ky. Dairy Bar, Carrollton, Ky. Jesse C. Dixon, Realtor, La Grange, Ky. Dog and Suds Restaurant, Madison, Ind. East End Grocery, Carrollton, Ky. Electric Appliance Inc., Carrollton, Ky. Fothergill Insurance Real Estate, Carrollton, Ky. Clyde E. Greenwood, Judge, Trimble County Court Hand's Department Store, Madison, Ind. E. G. Hunger Co., Madison, Ind. I. Weinberg Company, Madison, Ind. Jester's Department Store, Madison, Ind. Jones and Shearer, La Grange, Ky. K-Dell Restaurant, Carrollton, Ky. Kiddie Korner, Carrollton, Ky. Koehler Supply Company, Madison, Ind. Kraft Foods, Carrollton, Ky. Lakeview Drive-Inn Theater, Pendleton, Ky. Dr. John S. Lies, Veterinarian, Hanover, Ind. 131 THE 65'ERS FAN CLUB McKinney's Fruit Market, Pendleton, Ky. S. J. McNeal and Son, Carrollton, Ky. Madison Radio Service, Madison, Ind. Main Grill, Madison, Ind. Marathon Station, Carrollton, Ky. Mattick-Hardesty Oil Co. , Campbellsburg Milton Dairy Queen, Milton, Ky. Montgomery Ward, Clifty Plaza Shopping Center, Madison, Ind. Moores Store, Madison, Ind. Nancy Lee's Little Folk Shop, Madison, Ind. Orem Insurance Agency, Campbellsburg, Ky. Orem's Sundry Store, Campbellsburg, Ky. L. T. Peniston, New Castle, Ky. Andy Potts, Eminence, Ky. Powell's Ashland Service Station, Bedford, Ky. Ricketts Drug Store, Carrollton, Ky. E. U. Saari, D.C., Milton, Ky. Schonstein’s Bakery, Madison, Ind. Shepherd's, Madison, Ind. Simmons General Store, Campbellsburg, Ky. Simmons Restaurant, Bedford, Ky. Smith's Variety Sweet Shoppe, Madison, Ind. Spillman’s Restaurant, Bedford, Ky. Stark Real Estate, Madison, Ind. Taff's Beauty Salon, Madison, Ind. Tingle's Tailoring and Altering Shop, Madison, Ind. Trimble Democrat, Bedford, Ky. Tucky-Ho Motel, Milton, Ky. Turner and Jones, New Castle, Ky. J. T. Walsh, M. D., La Grange, Ky. H. M. Washburn, D. D. S. , La Grange, Ky. Wesbecker Truck Sales, Madison, Ind. Western Auto, Madison, Ind. Dr. H. H. Wilberding, Optometrist, Madison, Tnd. Wallace Wright, Bedford, Ky. A. H. Wrz, Carrollton, Ky. A Friend, Carrollton, Ky. Don's Barber Shop, 314 West Main St. , Madison, Ind. Southern Bell Telephone Telegraph Co. , Shelbyville, Ky. As the curtains of TCHS fall on our high school activity, we of the Class of '65 are look- ing forward to the broader curtains of our future, hoping they will open on an exciting career stage with each senior playing a major role in scenes entitled HEALTH, WEALTH, and HAPPI- NESS. INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansos City — Winnipeg Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA