Valley High School - Viking Yearbook (Valley Station, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1946 volume:

-f m 'S 'if -. .2 ..3g.:,5, mu... ii. 5 4 ph? ij 5, X -4 .r if Lr- 55. - N, ' .L - ' A ,.'3r' . .-.'y. 1.9, A. -.'--X ', ' ' -W A I 5-,,:1:'!2 7,7 I '1,.,1 ,V '.Q,l'a1:! :I I. vl.!:'.hX ' 1-133, ' -. 1 ff. I I. ...fn , in gylnfx - - .4f..:f -' 1 .- u 1--...N A-6- Q11 ' 1 I 'IF ',-M,-1 ,4 3. -.5 ' 'ALI I L r I B I I ' I w xx ' ..,' ff! Wy! J I I lj- , Mm, my U Y l i 14 I I l - -1 11- 2 .bv P ' -.... wi THE VIKING THE SENIOR CLASS VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Valley Stciiion, Kentucky I EDICATIQN E, THE STAFF of the l946 edition of the Valley High School annual, wish to dedicate it to the return of peace to the world, and to devote our- selves to the preservation of this peace. We are fortunate in being the first class in five years to graduate in a world without war. We go to make our way in the long heralded post-war era. We are thankful to our God who has given us a peace that many young men and women have never known: thankful for our beautiful country left unmolested by the warg thankful to the men who helped gain this peace: sorrowful for the ones who did not come back. But with this blessing of peace comes a great and inevitable responsibilitye- the responsibility of bringing our nation unscathed through the battle of peace. lt is up to us to prove to those men that their country and its people were worth it all, to prove that our future farmers, doctors, teachers and laborers will work to preserve that which they won. And always, while doing this, they will set the example in tolerance, democracy, and freedom for the rest of the recovering world. We possess the irreplaceable right to further our education, if we see fit. lt is not our lot to be taken from our first taste of manhood and be thrust onto some foreign field to defend our principles. Our future is a peaceful world, a world in which to build a better World. To the building of this world we dedicate our all. May we set our goals high: may we so enlist the help of God that we can be successful in doing what so many before us have failed to accomplish. May we never rest until we have reached the point where we can look eye to eye with the men who gave us this opportunity. Let us continue unchecked until we can be sure that this will be the last dedication of its kind. 2 Q'-, , '. . ,I . , .. . . .,'I .1 H, , , 'Li-U '. . '4 -1'1 x ,1 'fa2. ', 1 f'- ,f 3. if 'L9'5 .A .'.1-H- Q ' '- - X , -JW., . .'. '-'H -1 -L 1,g-'iff' o,- - . .5 . f., I -. - I,f1','.,I'-ify, .,, . - Hg ,, 'l -.f'. .I '. , , -, 3 I.'9-,' J, f . If,I,IrII I:,.I..I.I .i I, I I , I . ,I ,, , III' I., r-...I.,.,,. I . II.IIiIa,II..I,TIiI:'IfI? ' px. III, , I-I -'j--IIS, I I ,f'IIII:n.i,:II' - ,, .'., L. ,.:, 4. K-Q. I': . -' -f,I . '- I ' - .v , , . 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I -....,- ' . .2 QF'- STAFF -...li STAFF TOMMY HUDSON, Co-Editor EMMA BELLE TAYLOR, Co-Editor Co-editors , , , , , Tommy Hudson, Emma Belle Taylor General Business Manager ,,,, , ,, , , Budolt Boqaenkamp Advertisinqn, Arts, , Sports , ., Humor, . Music L C ,C Features, L Clubs s...,,l, so or Pictures ,,i,, ,, Subscriptions ,,r,,,, r,,, Typinq ...... A , Clerical ....... ,,,,.,,,,,,,Carolyn Crump, Erskine Bedden ,Sarah Beader, Pat McCollum, Buddy Murphy Y, ,, ,, H , ,,,, ,, Pat Gaqel, Charles Wade Scott ,, .,,. Buddy Murphy, Betty Ann Thomas ,......,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,Louise Morrow ,, ,, ,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, ,Lois Chism, Carolyn Vickers , ,, , , ,. Drusilla Pack, Ernestine McPherson ,Clara Miller, Shirley Franke, Norma Gabhart .Kenneth Boqaenkamp, Doris Baqqard, Evelyn Knott . Dixie Weis, Barbara Cloud .,,.,,,lanice Boqqs, Genevieve Buchhold, Dorothy Carnes 4 OUR FACULTY This will start like any other expression of gratitude to a faculty, but even though the words have been used over and over and tho thetiie is the sanie, we'd like to say We really niean it! We express our gratitude to: Our entire faculty: lor helping us throuqh tour ot the niost difficult years of our lives, for giving us a better understandinq ot hiqh ideals, and for preparinq us for our future vocations in lite. Mrs. Fahey: for havina been with us throuah most of the hardships we have helped cause and have encountered here. Mr. Brown: for coniinq back in tinie to see us over the last hurdle. To each of you, who has in his own way been responsible for some part of our education and has pieced toaether the niold ot knowledqe which we are strivinq to complete, we aive you our heart-ielt thanks. We, the i945 seniors of Valley High School, wish to express our appreciation to the Senior Teachers Mrs. Coslow, Miss Korfhaqe, and Miss Roehrs. We thank thein wholeheartedly for their under- standing, warni sincerity, and cooperation in the four years we have been at Valley. We will always remember and cherish thern. 5 el- ff Z NNN fi XXL '07 'tr vp? ,J 1 my Kg! Q ffl fs . - X X 51 X -Ag nm' :I s L , ,QU W N l pl Hx .G C1152 X NN p F KLM Miki K If F 1.1 xx vlww Q F YR? af 7 Q, fo lf' , ff ' - ' '41 f, ,T X Q YI 7 fax ig fir j f . XI I Six , If QNX xx 4,2 P X . X, N G 1. NX KX? v- ' A Wx X' gl' Tag' I f3'fg'7f, .WH J. - ,eil-f 'T 'K7 - '- as cf' X if X , XX ,L pb . X f 0 Gff 0,2 x 1 f, wx 1. 6' , ' J ' ,1' if 2' aff, xii NX ? ' I' I r I x X 'INN ' ' M1 f NX' , .. X:-Q5,,,f,hy.,,..11 ', ' ,pf - . , , . 'fx .-7 ' y gt ' ' XX 'X I if v 2 1 my X' 'XXX' X x fx-:IVA l 1 J g ,-. gp? X, . 4 , A ' N .Wm , , QAXXQAI x X 'l X Q F3 X S Kof i? f M 43N Q 'I .L.'. 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Now, while we wait to leave behind us Memories that shall always bind us, Shall e'er remain, shall e'er remind us Ol days- Of hours- Oi years That have raced by present into past. O! how We hoped for them to last! In each heart a silent prayer That Time and Space would meekly dare To stop, and thus fulfill our deepest yearning- To stay these years, these times of learning. Ours was a vain and selfish hope, Not fair, not logical, not sound, not true, But very wanted. And we with matters worldly tried to cope, To broaden viewpoint, to widen scope, And the moon shone, and the sun through skies still blue Marched on undaunted, Until we found, with falling heart, The end. O, not the end of lite, or Time, But the end oi an era, a stage, The melancholy finis to an age Of joys, of happiness, of sublime Innocence, puberty, young manhood, Or young womanhood. Slowly, surely, the door had closed Upon us, And a stark, grim reality imposed Upon us, Our lines were said. Our roles were dead. And now we remember- We recall the first meeting held by our cast, To others, a mere repeating of the past- To us, it was the launching Of an escapade, The curtain raising of a new and yet old drama In which we played The leading parts. Recall how we traversed these learning marts With doubt, fear, Anxiety, near Frustration. And how we hastily took our cues With over-exactness, And expounded greatly, like all ingenues, Forgot the gift compactness While showing the director that we deserved our lines. Bring back the memories- Memories of when our play had run A while, and we bards had then begun To strut our part upon the stage, To show the world our keen and sage Demeanor. No longer in the novice class As time went by, it came to pass: We took our place as actors, then, And in keeping with the trade, We lived in awe. But even these times not stayed, And on, on marched the moon and stars Into the endless gap that holds All the yesterdays, and grimly bars Them from returning. Alas! we knew the time was nearer coming, And in our ears the deeply humming Voices. Voices of actors who had worn The costume with which we now adorn Ourselves: Warning, advising, telling, Caustic, informing, compelling. And still we closed our eyes and dreamed. Our cast without a part? It seemed Impossible! And yet we knew That it was true. We faced the final act with courage rare, And as the lines we had to bear Developed into pages, And pages into scenes, Deep, deep inside us rages The battle of the subdued thought, As it wrestles with our wishful thinking. And as all the formerly checked fury wrought By it envelopes us, We finally know our plight. At last the cruel reality l-las struck with such fatality To penetrate the fog that has surrounded usg And now our hopes grow disconsolate As they feel this dreary parapet- This tangible result of the fear that has hounded us Since first we learned our lines. Now we walk upon the stage With weary step, Dreading the final curtain, Fearing with a certain Unknown fear. Wondering what will follow in its wake, What the mocking playwright, Life, brings to take lts place. Playing our parts With nostalgic hearts That smile on, as many have smiled before us And yet- A certain joy is flowing in our soul, Throbbing, Faint, but still there. A happiness that takes in our whole Being, And gives a little savour To this life of bitter flavor. For we know, even though unable To relive these days, years, and hours As the reaper overpowers Them, Deep within, where we hold what we cherish These days we are leaving shall never perish TOMMY HUDSON S VVUQXS . I-,-' - ,H ' .. ' 12' .' '-.'II ,' 'I. .F ' . If If I ,. I 'qi II I I, ,, L . I ' . 4-,.v:'.I'a ' ,. - . I.,,3II..IIII I I .,III .I , ..I I I -7 II,II .Inf ,IIIQ Xx - I 1. 5 II, ,. -. .- ,f , 7 , , , . ' I ' .II . I Iam'-,IQ-I I.-.I-I' I-III V, . I I V I I v .-' Y- '- -'-vs F f' - . 'f- .Y 1 - '- . 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COLORS: Blue cmd White FLOWERS: Roses 12 Berdena Allen Bordena is ci sharp rgnl, She fares OK. with hoolcsp And for you lotharios, Shcfs not so had in looks. Christabel Allen Cwlll'lSlLtl7f'l Allon, Who htxsn't lwwn hookotl, Has runny more iutorosts, , , . hut tho in-nu mio 15 loc ks. Betty Alexander Bc-tty Aloxuncim' Alroacly has hor cruy When sho loft us at tho rnicltorrn. Tho follows ho-wool mr siqh. Alene Black An honor student proper ls this qood lookinq temalo Sho walks the srhool in silonco to Flvttcio tho Clutrhos of thc mmlo. Frances Blair Now horo is nt Senior Witli lonq luluck hair, lfvoryono knows hor, lt's Miss Froriros Blair I anice Boggs The Sonior L-lass qltnuor qul, llor popularity ls tops, tor in that luxrd iouqht contest Sho was our nominoo. Genevieve Buchhold Gonny Burhhold ls nr Cute' littlo chivk But no uso for luoys ller future huslmnd is strict. Robert Burkhead lio's ci lwase-kothull plnyor And o most popular quy lt's lor Bolwhy Burkhond That tho qirls swoon cmd sinh. Dorothy Carnes Dorothy goes steady, One look tells you why, Sho has a swell dispositiong She's crttrartivo and shy. Lois Chism Lonq brown hair, And a winninq smile. Has Lois Chism, Shall we drool awhile? Eleanor Clark Tho Valley Contribution Into the skatinq clan To make this her profession ls our Clarks plan. Barbara Cloud Bm'lvr1ra's nr blonde, And oh! what tr qui, With ready qood humor She's everyones pol. 13 Nina Colyer A hetter personality We hcive never run into Than that ol Ninn Colyer With her eyes of lmliy lihie. Carolyn Crump Good looks, Q personality. Whot more Could you risk lt's our Cheerleader Carolyn To l3GfIl her is 1,1 tfisk. Elaine Daugherty Heres ci qnil with lots ol iwpg A lively chick no doulwtq Tho joint will stnrt its junipinti soon, VVhen our Elaine tiets out, Evelyn Davis Heres ninothei' kid with lots of l rains And c'oin1non horse sense too, A red head und ci svorch, Witli ci re idy smile for you Edward Dienes Step aside folks, Well present you ti genius, Heres his niime, Our own lffdwtirrl llienesl Shirley Franke Whistle, whistle, Oni' dream girl txt Vtilley IS slick Shirley Franke, Now watch the ltoys i-.lly. Norma Gabhart Norma Gcililifiit is really swvll VVith her eyes ti drop sky l lm' Come 'roiinci cmnn sen tlris kill, She will cippecil to you. Patricia Gagel No cuter qul Has ever lieen Than our own Pitt Gavel, With her dolllmili-y vtin. L oretta Gentry Lcrettti is the quiet type Who likes the pn :ro ttnvl quiet But from the lroks of thiniis urounfl her, Muyhe l olmht to try it. Ioseph Hall One of our fellows Hes handsome we know Hes qot what it hikes, And his first nfime is loe. Thelma Hall A true little blonde ls Thelmci Hall She is Cute fis ci hiitton And for ci sfiilor she'll tall. Phyllis Hatton Phyllis is enqciqed So it's no use boys, Shes little find cute, But she makes lots oi noise. Meta Harrington .-. 11111'11's LI 11111 1 W1111's 1111s 111 11111. - ' A 111111111 1111111 s111111, - Is M11111 111111'111111c111. Tommy Hudson V111111y's wit 111111 11111111 Nlillf? 1111111' 111111 119 10111111 T111111 11111' 11111111 T11111111y 1111111s11 1111 1 Il 1'111111111 1111111 111111111 111w11. Georgia Huff X ' Now wo 11111s11111 SW11111 111111111111 111111, 3111111 KI 1111-11 1111111 1111'1 l 1111111. A1111 w1111 110 one 1s Minnie Lee King Q Qjlll' 11111111 1'1111'11s1111111111111, 1 H . . 1 11111 11l1UI'1Il1I1lCWI1 key. Y1111 w1111'1 11111111 11111111 11111155115 T11 know 11's M11111111 LC111, Evelyn Knoit A A 11111 W1l17lS k1111w11 111111 11111111 by 1111, A S11111111, s1111w111'1, S111L1611l1j A sw1111 k11111O111111, w111111111s 11111' 1111111 Hy 111111111 1111111 111111 1-1111111111. Rosella Lickteig T1111, 11111'14, 111111 11111111111111, W11 1111w 11111511111 1111s111111, 51111:-1 K1 111111111111 w1111 11111' 1'l11s:411111111s, 1fs11111'i11I1y W1111 11111 1111111ws, Iuanita Long A 11111 wi11y 1111111111y 31111111111 11111111 111111 1111y 1s 11111111111 14111111 Quill' S11111111' 111 51111 1. Iames Manion O111' 111111115 M111111111 1s 111w11ys 1111y-111111111111, 1111's 11'11111111y 111 1111 0111-11 110 111115. 5111111111 Robert Manion 11111111111 M111111111 '1'11111's 11111' 1111111. 111115 11 1'111111111i1111 111 11111ks, A1111 W1111 1111sk111111111 111115. Patricia McCollum Now 11111'11's Ll 11111 W111s's 1111 11111111 s1111i111' 11's sw11f11 P111 M117111111111 A1111 51111 111111111111 1111 1:111111111. Ernestine McPherson W1111111111111 s1111111, 1711111 1111111111i11, A 1111111' 11111 T1111111 1111v111' 11115 110011. Clara Miller F111111 1111115 s11111c1y A1111 w1111 W1l0111 W11 111111w S111'1S 11 SW1111 111111111111 A1111 11111 1T11'1'1L'1S11113 51111 111111v5. 1 15 Dolly Morris Dolly Morris umlerstrrnds The mystery of lonrninq, For hor smile not lonq from now Wo know wo'll dll he yedrninrw. Louise Morrow A Cute little sono liiid ls l..Ol1lSC' Morrow, Sho qriiduirtos this your To Vtill0y's f1l'Pt1l sorrow. Emil Murphy Tho' short in sttrturo Hes lonq in wit, Our Class president, Buddy, ho's it! Gerald Oechsle Few words ore noodod Now to herald A hoy well-likedd Guess once! lt's Grit-mlri, Drusilla Pack The Senior tgirl hixs whwt it ttrkr-s ln lwmins -md ulso in looks, And now the urowninq fzlwry, boys, On top ot that sho twinks. Iocmne Parcher Now Iodnno Purvliwr ls cute rind qity, Everyone likes hm' Thoro's nothin-1 loft to siry. Dewey Payton Dewey Etlrl Ptiyton Witli his fire-red hiiii, ls ci swell quy dt Virlloy, As he is everywhere. Doris Raggcrrd A sweotor qirl You'll never find Tlum Doris Rllklqlllil VVho's our id r'f1 rl kind. Sarah Reader Another Senior lm ruty qiiovzi VVho ti-rifles till tho tiuys, VVho tilw-rys -wrriivs in lim wrxkf The swocins, tho fixiuts, the siqlis. Erskine Redden The senior work horse now drrivos Midst bookstore, Solid, Triqg A quy who knows his tnutliem-'1tius, Wliose mind is plenty hifi. Ruth Robinetie Ruth Robinotto Htxs tcrlont for wrt. She is sweet, find she is shy, And is definitely smrut. Carl L. Robison Curl L. Robison Will be LI nievlirxniv, He's friendly to ull And is truly ci panic. 3 Kenneth Roggenl-:amp Another boy? Where did they come from? To beat Kenneth Roqqenkarnp You'd sure have to qo some. Rudolf Roggenkamp Now we have Rudolf, And, Boy, is he tall, He's nice and he's friendly, But for qirls he won't fall. Bette Rompel Bette Rompel is sweet She is swell for cr pal. No boy has hooked her, 'Cause they don't know how. Mariorie Rosenberger Marjie's a sweetheart To both boys and girls. She has a cute qrin, And pretty brown curls. Owen Russell Here's our Owen Russell Another short guy, lf he doesn't qo places, l'd like to know why? Arlene Schenck Arlene Schenvk ls cute and swellg So says everyone Who knows her well. Kenneth Schlatter Srhlatter is the name of a studious lad, In sports and studies he wasn had, But the thinq that makes for all his vharm Is his areetirm--friendly and warm. Charles Wade Scott Charles Wade Scott ls our personality fellow. Ho plays a hot sax, Which is plenty mellow. Rose Streble A head full of knowledqe And qood looks too, ls what Comes with Rose Streblo Sho needs no more, would you? Marie Stuecker Marie is a Senior Who's a friend to all. She knows how to smile And she stays on the hall. Virginia Stuth A lonq proposition, She's Cheerful and nite, And her looks? One qlanCe will suffice. Emma Belle Taylor Emrna Belle Taylor Has Deanna Durbin's looks. Her ambition is dramatics, And she makes hiqh qrades in books. 17 ln Memory of Frances Elkins i8 Donald Stephenson and Frank Stanfield Both Members of the United States 'Navy Helen Terry You hear her Cheerful lauqh, And her smile you plainly ls' describing Helen Terry, On this we all aaree, Betty Ann Thomas Now comes the voive And with looks to add, A better Catch than Betty ls never to be had. Charles Robert Triplett Charles Robert Triplett ls our trombone player, He's neat and cute And couldnt be gayer. Carolyn Vickers Have you got a piano? Well, we have a musician, No one plays like Carolyn, ln other words she's a musician. Irma Vogel A small little red-head ls our ideal for nowp Irma goes steady But we like her-and how! Marian Vogt She's a jolly girl With a great big hearty That's Marian Voqt SCG And with her friends will not part. Laura Watson Laura Watson ls quite the kid, For her little glance They all make their bid. Dixie Weis Now we have a dancer lt's little Dixie Weis. Everybody likes her And we know she's plenty nice. Sue Whitworth Sue Whitworth ls another swell qalg She's quiet and shy And the student's best pal. Mariorie Willoughby Another girl who left us At the middle of the yeary We know it won't be long from now, From Marjie we will hear. Iohn Herman Rose Who returned from the U. S. Navy to qraduate with the 1946 class, MR. SENIOR S325 43 va N, M TOMMY HUDSON Tommy likes all athleticsg his fa- vorites are football and basketball. He admires little girls and likes them even better if they are dark. He loves to eat ltalian Spaghetti, likes all types of music, especially Boogie- Woogie, and prefers I'11 See You In My Dreams in slow tunes. He spends his spare time by collecting stamps and reading. He doesn't seem to have a pet hate. After graduating he would like to attend Harvard and become another Richard Halliburton. MISS SENIOR DORIS RAGGARD Dot likes all athletics, but her fa- vorite is basketball. Her ideal boy at Valley is five feet nine inches tall and has red hair, Like most girls, she enjoys dancing, and her favorite song at the moment is Oh, What It seemed to Be! Collecting photo- graphs and drinking chocolate malts are her favorite pastimes. Dot's pet hate is listening to long drawn out lectures that are uninteresting. After finishing school, her main ambition is to become a private secretary. The Wise Old Owls Say: V ll.. Lite, kt., H .L '. :al I-llhifef' - 5 Fl .',i-tiff'-ik '57 Y- .- ', L- 'S .131 .i11'Ff-- -:..2t-H if' ' '.:f-'xr 1.1-an it,'2f'- z e 1-1. f 1 -- '- wifi-i 2?-S'-7' ' 1-it. 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Whenever you're on 5th Avenue in New York, you'll do your shopping at Sarah Readers exclusive gown shoppe. Also while you're there, stop in at the Palace Theater to see Dixie Weis and her dancing revue. We picture Helen Terry in charge of Louis- ville's U.S.O. lt will not be too surprising to find Erskine Ftedden in Washington as a United States interpreter. When you look at the plans of the new White House don't be too surprised to see Bobby Burkhead's name on the blueprints. If you're ever in need of a brain specialist, call lohn Hopkins Hospital and ask for Dr. Emrnabelle Taylor. When the Skating Vanities come to Louis- ville, don't miss them. Their star attraction will be Eleanor Clark. We picture Christabelle Allen as a very efficient stenographer, who spends her spare moments reading a book. lf you're ever in San Francisco, don't be too surprised to see Clara Miller. She'll be waiting for that ship to come in. lf your husband is in need of an attractive and efficient stenographer, he may have his choice: loanne Parcher, Barbara Cloud, Sue Whitworth, or Minnie King. When you pick up a news magazine or a copy of Life we hope you will notice the photographs taken by Carolyn Crump. lf you're looking for fresh vegetables, stop at Irma Vogel's Garden Spot . . . They specialize in radishes. Drying dishes and keeping house doesn't sound so dull to Dorothy Carnes, so how about giving her a ccok book for graduation. kids! ln ten years your favorite singing cornniercialist of radio will be Iuanita Long. Lois Chism will be another Eleanor Roosevelt, hopping around the world as Supervisor of Missionary Music. Charles Triplett wants to be an undertaker because his cousin is a doctor. If your sons want to play basketball tell them to get some pointers from Coach Bob Manion. To give Bob Manion a little competition will be Coach Buddy Murphy. Look out for those tournament games boys! When your husband gets tired of your hairdo, drop in Pat McCollum's Beauty Salon for a smart Hollywood style. lf you're visiting New York and want to see a good show, don't miss seeing the Rockettes. Patsy Gagel will be the third from the end. Starlight Roof will be featuring Carolyn Vickers and her orchestra. Any similarity between her band and Spike lones is purely accidental. Genevieve Buchhold is another one who enjoys the thought of keeping house and preparing delicious dishes for her husband. The next time you see a movie featuring chic hair styles, notice the name of the originator, Doris Raggard. Rudolf Roggenkamp likes adventure, he'll be piloting the big air transports from Los Angeles to New York. The next time a new scientific development is announced, listen closely for the name of Edward Dienes. Watch out Dieney, don't blow your topl lf you're having trouble with your car, stop in at Carl Robinson's Super Service Station! We shall not be surprised to see Miss Violet Korfhage an actress in big time on Broadway. Perhaps later she will go to Hollywood as a motion picture director. ludging from her past experiences, Miss Coslow will be at the head of the bureau for con- trolling Iuvenile Delinquents. She's had plenty of experience hasn't she? ? ? When Tommy Hudson becomes the nation's Chief Brain, you'll find? Mrs. Fahey in the White House in charge of the personnel. lf Tommy needs an expert Mathematician, he can always rely on Miss Roehrs, if she's not too busy writing text books. CLASS ILL VVQ the lSorricr'l prisoners ot Valley ot '46 on this ntost scihrrirt and rrtnrrrorttlflti o-:vasion dv horohy state, that to the lrest ot our krrowlodrw we are not in sound mind, hut would like to Loqtroath to our svhool and follow prisontvrs the tollowinct which we hove tound usotul to us during the time in whivh we iaithtully, lint unwillingly sorvod our svrrtonvo ltoro. Anyone wishint: to worth-st tltis will pluastt soo yottr lawyer. To Miss kflayton, trorn Norrn-t Galihart, is qivon two lfluo eyes, tlzr hotter' to soo tho t'onstitutif'rr ot the UNO with, Marjorie Willouagltlwy wills hor dimples to Alhorta Thompson, so sho will to touah competition tor Bunky Stone who hds heon willed lrrna Voaol's trovklos. ln tl.o brainoy group wc' have Roso Strelilo who wills lim' ktrowlodfto to tho Class ot '47 - We only roarot that it is not the class of '46, which so desperately ne-ods it. Marian Voqt is loavin 1 Chaucer to Miss Kortltoqe. Ruth lltohinotte loaves Mrs. Owings . . . tvorrovtiortl . . . she loavos Mrs, Qwirrqs hor Math knowledge. loonno Parclrer loaves hor 40 words a rninuto trarrsttription rortiti vote to Miss lossoo as ovidonre thot sho did dot 40 words . . . onvo. Drusolla Pavk loaves hor stupidity to Perry Noe. Eleanor Clork aarfsed to loove her ottendanro record to Torrinty Aloxandor and ltttnos Pruitt, ttrovidina they koop up the Old Clark tradition, at least onro a week, Sus Vlfhitworth lo-tvos hor position in tho hook store to Charlotte Stark, providing that it is still thorn when tho torntitos havo tinished . . . ttho hook store, ot ttourso.l Cori-Storrs Rohhie Marriott loavos Mr, Lowis two open positions on tho toarn, and Buddy Murphy is loovinq his corn to Mr. Laynos aarivtrlttrro vlass, Virainia Stuth and Carolyn Vickers would liko to loavo tho trail thoy ltlazod lrotn tho Post Otfivo to Neils . . . durinq Class. Barbara Cloud loaves hor vhowina qurn tindor tho soats, whiln Errrtrtrt Bolle Taylor thinks ntrtybo sornotirrtes sho won't loavo. Potty Aloxttrrdor is lottvinfg tho old rnaid's convention to whom it may voncern. ltloltlry Blllliltrkld leaves his racing torrn . . , to artyorro who has ortctralt rnttnoy to ao to tho raves. Erskino Heddon loaves tho rnanaqertte-nt ot tho school, plus tr cwtso ot Coke ltottlos to Mr. Brown, Lorotta Gentry leaves her trowns to Mrs. Fahey, ltut why? Tho ljtinvipal should vortto tirst. Charlns Wado Srott leaves his nidht lite at ??? to Carlton Heddon, luanita Long loaves hor' bitt rnouth to Wctnda Staniiold, also in that group wo havo Bvtty ltotrrpol who loaves hor biq hrtnds to Letho Payton. Rudolf Hootytorrkrrrtrp wills his passion tor airphrnos to litntrtio Lockard. Rosella Litfkteiq loaves her' short skirts and wolf wills to Kitty lqhistn. Arhltte Sultortvk loaves hot' short hair to Pat Grayson, whilo Lots Chisnr lottvos hor lctna hair to lris Scott. Dorothy Carnes loavos her parkinq spavo to Sidolgottotn, ntufir to his dfliftht. Qwort Russoll lorvus his own style ot 'Klrush gush to Donnie Kostlor. Tornnty lhrdson loaves his pl :vu rn l'ritt'hard's bus to Pat Knight, artd Elaine Dttuohorty loaves tho lt-Utd in tho Svnior play to Miss Kottlraaw. Minnie Los- Kina leavos the rrtarioqentertt ot tho ottico to Nancy. Et-trtuos Blair is h-ttvina hor wardrobe to loan Dunn ond Betty Ann Thomas ltsavos hor sweaters to Delores Hartland. To Billy Hhinehart tront Dixio Weis is qivon one pair ot dancing feet. Clara Millor wills hm' Nationrtl llonor Society ntornhersltip to laukia Crow, while Etnostino Mt Phorson loovrs hor voiro to Lavonvo Strudor. Srnilina Marjorie Rosorilxorqer' leaves hor tardinoss to Gone Sndwdcr. Nina Colyer loaves the boys, lanice Boqas lo-rvos her' ltoauty to tho ttrrderrvlassrrtorr AND llolen Torry leaves the school , .,,, , ,, .. , , ., ., , , . in ono piovo. AND FROM ALL THE SENIORS IS LEFT THE SENIOR PHIVILEGES CBDTH OP THEM? TG THE lUNlOH CLASS. 2l f 6 ll -A A if we K gg? ..... .. I .TE .af ' T? ' --1':j?.::.f:..2aeg:i:Tg,i'I , :W- , . L ,. N -mix X F un wg if W ' it J' E i 'I zo A 9 ,fi 5 O 5 w .,: I, ' ' 7 um. N... 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She likes to lie qoinq pluces and doing tliinqs ull of the time and wnnts to travel when she has lnislxed srliool. Ann is ffrsvirinted by big cities. R U N I IOHN RESCHAR Dcrrk skinned cmd blue eyed, Iohn is C1 lover of athletics. Likes basketball best of dll, ond cxfter plcxyinq guard this yecxr, was elected co-captain of the 1947 team. He doesn't know about college, and he says his future is os yet un- decided. R t Reading ironi Loft to Right Vernell Beasley Lloyd Cravens Alvin Fey Christine George Evelyn Hatfield Mary Humphrey Sain Beichler Ruth Crawford Marion Fisher Eula Gilland Robert Hatton Florence Hunt Katheryn Klinqelsmith Lillian Korihaqe Matilda Bilolehauser Dorothy Dailey Bill Fluhr Bernice Gilmore Fred Hays Iohn lones Velma Louden I UN IORS I Stuart Bauer lean Dunn Mary Lee Fredericks lames Gregory Alice Hemmerle Clifton Iupin Bernice McQu1llen 25 Mary Iane Buckler Helen Eicher Edward Gallrein Urban Graeter Ramona Hendricks lack King W. L, Miller Sylvia Canaday Betty Etheridge Carolyn Garrett Loretta Gulledqe Corwin Hockett Don Kessler Billy Minter Mildred Cox Colvin Fey Arthel George Flay Hahn Garnett Huff Leonard Kaufman lcla Mae Moore Reading lioin Lott Charles Nash Loe Powell Harrison Saltkill Charlotte Stark Dorothy Van Fleet to Riqht Carolyn Newkirk Delores Raqland Ann Sanders Dorothy Stocker Arley Vincent Thelma Wessell Perry Noe Iohn Reschar Marvin Schaffer Ls Vecce Strader Etta Ioyce Watson Mike Westerman IUNIOR II Iimmy O'Neal Richard Renn Mary Ann Smith Bernice Sims Iuanito Watkins Donnie Willian 26 Charles Oeshsle Billy Rinehart Kenneth Schnerinqer Gene Snawder lames Watkins Billy Wilson Kilbourne Paulley Willie Sue Roberts lris Scott Katherine Tabor Buelah Weber Mary Wonder leanne Parcher Minnie Rooney Don Scott limmy Thomas lean Wernz 1 n ' Y 4 ,:., - ..'-H . . J' ' ' --.4-.-.-5 . ,. - ' , , . f-:..'..- '51, , .4 41444 4 4 . . ,4.4, 4444... 4- . Q4 . I .,f -4-.-44.4. 44 1 .. n. .4 4 L. 4 1 '. 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I -V SOPHCJMORES 27 President Vice President Secretory Tret zsurer Arthur Seelye Bob Pope Bonnie Kiray Donald Ackerman M M I R S s s S S O P IEAN KELLY RAY DEMAR Imm Kelly is -1 vivurious blonde with blue eyes. Hel' Ray has red hair nnd blue eyes. His hnhhles are hobbies me dmncinq und sports. Ie-uns pet hate is srnmt- basketball und dfmcinq. Reds pet hate is sturk-up people, fxlr-vk qirls und hoys. lean is rnujorinq in Conlrnervidl cmd He is mujorinq in Srienve and intends to nmko his life work intends to he cw private secretary. that of CT mswhdnic. 28 Rmrdlnq llOlll Loft to Alluvrt Abel Mciriorio Borry lllnm linngoi' Cnml Cloud Flalwlird F1-nwivk M11lvi1Hos:k RQ1111i0 Kiriiy Riqht Rivlmrd ACko1111c111 Ml1IlBl1IlI' l,1lliu11 Biiiklmrdi In-wrm Coinott Doll Rosa Fey Cfl1Ho11Howo11stm11 P11tKnir1l1t lnnei Acy Vvm Blair Carolyn Biirkliocrd Patsy D.XUQh9I'tY Nancy Fleininq Ioycch lnckson Iolenu Knox SOPHOMORE I Imnos Anderson MUl'Y Bloyd Paula Casey Alia Doon Delores Franke Doris Ioffries Quentin Korflmge 29 Eutha Auldridqo Nick Biblohmiser David Chisni Roy DEMUI' No1'111r1 Gl1lOllIll1ll1 Elnrne Iones Carlton Lowe Ioyce Barth Lillian Boqqs Betiy Collins Nora Dierkinig Willimn Hnrdison l,OI'f'lll1C lones Ioe Lamkin Allen Buuqh Wanda Bowlinq Curl Comstock Ruyme End Estelle Hurtlcxqe leon Kelly Billie Lswen lleilinfg from Lett to Tliuinian Lawrence Il.it Morrow llolr-n Reardon Aloise Rhone Right Bnbby Marlin Betty Nichols Carlton Redden Arthur Seelye Mary Lou Walker SOPHOMORES II Ann McCollum Le-tha Payton Wilbur Richardson Irma Smith Alene Weaver Iulia McDonald Ralph Phillips Harriet Riley Wanda Stanfield Norman West Era McGough Bobby Pope Raymie Reisinqer Ieannette Thompson Carolyn Wetzel Mary Louise Metfert Carroll Miller Lora Powers Ray Roberts Donald Veith Raymond Wiwlfe Iolin Puckett Betty Robinson loyco Vowcls ACCUSED Mable: 'Was your husband shocked at the death of his stepmother? Grable: Shockedq he was electrocutedf' UFINDERS, KEEPERSH Mr. Lewis: Bob, is that your ciqarette on the floor? Bob Burkhe-ad: No, Sir, you saw it first. 30 OLD SOAKS C. Robinson Centering Ice's jointlz 7-Up please. Roqqencamp: One Coke. O. Russell: Make mine milk, l'm driving. WI'l l ' Miss Korfhaqe: What was Louis XIV respon- sible for? Carolyn Vickers: Louis XV. ' I 1 ':' .s..'.-.. ' - A--.1 -4- ,. . .. . ' -'., ...x-'-:'-'- 'T-ua .-' .'v', -PZ' Q- A' .fr 'Z' f -.' . . , - - 'f. f-. ,f-':4- jf ,:.'e., i ,Q '.- 5 fg,-. . '-1,-.-'v 'fr 5-,J-- -- '. , -,,.. -.- ...- r- .--. . ' S. P - -v, -- 'Q ,-, . ' lk.,43.,f ', ' .- . - .I vl f.-'..fr, .g'. ' QS' . auf .h ,af ' 7 Z' 1, ' ' 4 ...J-1 ' - 4 f---w--.94 - 'f -f -' ' ' ' ' 'I : ' T. T .-'-'J ff '-ni-f'jf17'-'y74- 1 .!'.',Lj.IfQ..fE,i9 -jx'-, -- 1-4. '.f'. ' ' . . 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Qi-i-.I.'1e1:,f,r'1.-,3..1'.1.15 ' fm- 4' 4. ,.- 1 N H- ff- 5 A ' . . , I ... , , X5 I -YV ,Mx J A? FRESHMEN Gordon Crawford Peggy Wittwer Bobby Burdin President Vice President Secretary I S S R E S H M A N Ray Allen Treasurer M R F R E SARAH HAGERMAN IOE MELTON A dcrrk-liuired lieouty, Surah goes in for athletics, A I.V. pluyer in his first year, foes favorite sport 1 especially swimming. She likes dancing and her favorite basketball. He prefers Personality to any other song cmd sonq is O. What It Seemed to Be. l-fer crmliition is in the his ambition is to be cr lfiwyer. His fnvorite qtrl ut Vtrlley vmmiiercitil field, rind, ot vourse, her ideal boy dt Valley is is Io Ann Bcrder, Buddy Murphy. 32 l Hmidiiiq from Left to Right Richard Avkoriiian lUulo10:Ql3laks'ly Luli Butler Gurfild Clark Alice Dennison Marqaret Farley Loetta Gater Betty Albro Pit Blankenbakor Bobby Canaday Margaret Clemens Elizabeth Dierkinq Elton Flanders Delores Gibson Roy Allen Monte Bristo Evelyn Carnes Thomas Conder Billy Douglas Ruby Frizzell Ollie Gilland FRESHMEN I Frances Aubrey Tommy Bruce Geri Carpenter Lawrence Cravens Clifford Dunaway Evelyn Fruchtenicht Leota Gilmore 33 lo Ann Bader Vlrqtnia Bruce Betty Chasieen Gordon Crawford Melvin Dunaway Ralph Fullerton Marcel Goldsmith Betty Bailey Bobby Burdin Kitty Chism Betty Culver loyce Dunn Norman Gaqel loe Goodman Iolmny Berry Franccs Burkhardt Gliidyfs Clark Elizabeth Daniels Edith Eichorn Billy Gallrein Charles Gray Readtnq hom l.el P-rt Grayson tto lvlvtxlhtt llemmmlv Ctul Hnssunq Elste lones lloloxosl.'1xnyl-cir1 loo Mellor. Gerald Ollor Rlqht Bobby Gunther Btlly Htcks F'lorenCe Hussunq Frances Kiefer Ann Larkin ltintco Mlllex Rtchard O'Neal Ethel Gulermuth Charles Hockett Iuonita Iackey Bobby Kerr Geraldine Likens Nellie Milner Otto Panke FRESHMEN II Sarah Hagerman Kathleen Hopewell George Jackson Anna Kiefer limmy Lockard Paul Minter Fred Pellman 34 Edna Hall Harrison Houston Paul Ieanes Mary Rose Kiray lack Lott Doris Mudd Betty Pence Dorothy Harrod Ga1lya Huber Betty Johnson Norma Korfhaqe Edward MCKenzte Sue Napxer Ice Peqouxte Claude I-laden Louis Hull Eltzabeth Iones Btlly Kroeckel George Melton Lawrence Ohlmtm Vt1llllFll LlPl9l lZ 'WP' Rzmdxrm from Lo Mtlttwd Polston Nutnm Rolublm: ltmmthy Russell hmmm Shipley lxvln S3 UHFOI' Nu11nt1'l'lmln1usf C n'xv lm' Wm' vu lt tw Rlqht lurk Priddy Altm Roberts H-wzt-lSt1l::m.xn Ottte Nlno Snnpswn Ptttlmittt Stwwmxt l?.1thtttt1T1n:1l0y hzvhby Wvszswl ua, IVIIIIOS Pxultt Roy Robison Be-rnmd Schnttlem Lnvmho Snmnms l7OI'1HllHC Stxblzens Stella Troll FRESHMEN III Lettie Pryor Doris Rcqqenkcxmp Norbert Schcnck Ruth Skeetexs Evelyn Streble Donald Vcxn Meter Mnry Ruth Wtqqtnton Peqqy Wittwer 35 Clifford Ruqquxd Cecil Romans Ann Schneitett' Betty Sizexnoxo Eugene Swope Muy Waller Icnnes White Betty Rnqlmnd Mftrqie Routon Kenneth Scttzu Iofinn Smith Sue Terty Lotus Wnllm Vnqmlft Whttt' Opsm H1tChxe Lnvernv Rowlfmd Richutd Sheets Ihunnld Spams Mrxrqm Thompson Betty Wnqnm' Fmnk Wmlkio FRESHMEN IV Re rdinq from Left to Right Louise Wilkins C7111 Wrllmnts Wurlltrve Wlllt-mis lime Sunxptei line P-.uks Emory Flulir Buxtrtce otone Mmtho Boker Joseph Berry Christine Powell A FACT Tommy Hudson wus driving through the pork one st-md ond Edna said Tl1ut popcorn smells good. Hudson: Wait d minuto und I'll pull up cr little closer son, cr ldct thot is.J STOP A couple was iidinq in cr on when the qirl yelled, she sczid qo on, I wosn't talking to you. dczrk niql ond you stop, it ond they possed cz popcorn qet d whiff of it. lTl1ut's cr idct When the cob driver stopped, 3 r Q' Frank Stcmfield Donald Stephenson PLAYBOY Dealer: Horefs o fine cord with o lovely verse- To the only one I ever loved. Bobbie Monion: Thc1t's line, qive me CI dozen. 36 4 A - . .- 'A . 1 x - n. , A - ' 1 - ' , . ' -. V -'I , K . 4 ' . 4 , 1 D . , V . A -.'4,' 1 ,a,:- Q. '-,, I' - ' '. '- , .vw A - . .3 ' 9 . - -- .ar -. .. -, ' . 3, 'L f' ,.-K '1- ' . V 1 A. V, .'-VV.. VVV I V . -L .- lv r . l v- '. 3. -, l-.V , -' K Q . , .3 - ,T .. . ' ,- :-'f,. .' Vf'H-'... - 4, , , V -. AA- -A . If-VV5-'.V , -- ,, ., VVI.. .V V V VV .,'V, V. I V' ,. V .Vf . . ,,. ,.. A . . ,.. 1 1 . f , ., . - , , ' ' Q77 ' .' 'r'.,'.' 'fnif' 5 ' K .' - ' - V I 1 '5-1' .j7, A- .'r.j -f. '-Rr: 1. 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T119 B011 111111cf11'1.11, 11111131.1111 1'Y1.1111y 1x1.11111f,' 121:11 1111 12111111111 Iivw. Valley High Versus Anchorage 39 1 11111- 11111' 11111. 11111, 11111. 11:11. 11111. 11 11111. ., 11111. ,. F1111 lqolw F111 F1111 111111. 111111 13111. 1' 11 111. Results of the 1945- 111lwy 111l0y 1111. y 1111 1111 111- 1111 1111 11111 1111 1111 R111 1111 1111 11111 1111- 111f 1111 ,t Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 17. Loretto Gutledge lean Dunn Christine George May Waller Pat McCollum Basketball Season !X111'l1c:11 1110 1111111111111 171 1i1d11le 11111110 . , OIIIlSl1Y Village I1J1101so111ow11 f'111'11 C10f11c 131, X 1vi-.-1 M1119 , 151111'11or1111o 111 111111 111 11111 11 111511-1sc'111t1uw11 F' 1l1L1 1111 P11111 Cfmok 1l1vd11w11svil1G 531, X11viQ1 Valley Valley Vullay Valley V11lley V1 11ley Valley Vulloy Valley. , Buddy Murphy Tommy Hudson Arthell George District Tournament 43 G1cc11o1111 114 1111111110 .. , 45 1e11f11so11tow11 Regional Tournament ,23 Q,11111111tc111 , 43 Slwllzyvillv State Tournament -13 l711114es11r1111 36 C0110-111 111111 Semi Finals 28 B1e1'k11111111111 Consolation to Final , ,. H33 F1111 KIICX GIRL SPCDRTS ln September the Physical Education Classes organized Soft Ball Teams. A Volley Ball Tournament was held and was won by Gailya Huber's Team. Basketball and badminton were the outstanding indoor sports. Each class selected captains and they chose their players. Track, archery, tumbling, pyramid building, folk dancing, tention relaxation, and general stretching were taught throughout the year. ln addition to these the girls will have a Hockey team next year Carolyn Crump I..S.M.F.'l'. NEXT Mr. Cantrell: Wli.it happened to your Charles Scott: How about ci little kiss, fingers? Hl10UeY7 Burkhead: l went down town yesterday Stutli: I t'an'i, my lips are Cliupped. to get some cigarettes rind some darn fool . Scott: Oli come on, just one more vlitip won't stepped on my timid, liurt you. CORN Buclcanoer: Wlic.1t'll you pay tor corn if intl-ition sets in? 41 SENIOR PLAY CHARM sci-1ooL By ALICE DUER MILLER and ROBERT MILTON Tuesday, April 23 Wednesday. April 24 CHARACTERS tin the order oi their uppearcmcel David McKenzie Arabella Iim Sirnpkins Tim Simpkins George Boyd Austin Bevans Homer Iohns Elise Bradbury Miss Theodosia Curtis Sally Boyd Muriel Doughty Charlotte Evans Ethel Spelvin Lillian Stafford Alix Mercier Madge Kent Cook House Man Miss Eleanor Hays Tommy Hudson Ernestine McPherson Buddy Murphy Charles Wade Scott Robert Burkhead Bobbie Manton Rudolf Roggenkamp Carolyn Vickers Emma Bell Taylor Virginia Stuth Meta Harrington Marjorie Rosenberger lrma Vogel Dixie Weis Dorothy Carnes Edward Dienes Elaine Daugherty Louise Morrow Betty Ann Thomas Ioanne Parcher Clara Miller Genevieve Buchhold Doris Haggard Thelma Hall Pat McCollum Ernestine McPherson Charles Triplett Iuanita Long Lois Chism Act I: EveningfThe boy's room in New York boarding school. Act ll: The Main Hall of the School. Scene I: Noon. Scene ll: About two weeks later. Act lll: Scene l: Midnight of the road. Scene ll: The next morning at the school. Sound Effects fCharles Triplett The proceeds from this play and the Christmas Dance will be used to found a scholarship fund for seniors who want to go to college and are not financially able. SENIOR CLASS PROIECT - 1946 The establishment of a student loan fund for Valley High School. 42 J 4 '1 is-Q' .1 ...' . . J, ' ' 1' f. .f1'ff fg' 'xxx . 6. . -fga.-:'i-:ff e, f , .vp-.f-v1.f. .,'.-'.1f7. -1-5155 1 Q.: ' .'-.3-W ' ' .-171.5 1-1 I 11.5,-lv, .45 .gl li.: ijvjkifufi Q, . 4 xv p . 1.. . . ., 4 :fn 'v.v, , ' .Q-5 '- -. -sl .1'n Vl4:'!f,'-'.'5-9. 1. , 1 -fig, .3 egg - -g4.?s--.12-.5,.lgki4, X , ,,, H,-rf.wL' 5' .ga .f ,f7,y,---14, -:,,l,.f yf- 3,4 gy , . . . Q-'L--5'i?.J 1fT'2J.-fp '- ff- sfiir?-l4Lg.--' . -5. '.,:+,a.1:Q,.f--,--:f .fy k . My va .f- ,P -. -,nqgfb g,,.-e,-g.fa,- .g.'.1,2 rf- A' ,-,gf it u - , N -,y:'.L,1-',y,!,.: iii'-1'-.:fe. '15:.v4.Q,, I X3L,',ff-J 5'4 If ., . 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The Council works as ambassadors for the school. The eighth grades from the county and parochial schools were here on May third, when the prospective Freshmen received a taste of Valley. On Vocational Conference Day, which was also sponsored by the Student Council, speakers from various fields lectured on the advantages and disadvantages of their professions or trades. 44 THE JUNIOR SPORTSMAN CLUB The Iunior Sportsman Club was organized on February 1, l946. The re were 61 boys enrolled in the club which is under the supervision of Mr. Cliff Sipes, the Game Warden of Iefferson County. The officers are: President ,,,,, ,Y,.... ,,,.,,,, , r,,,, I o seph Hall Vice President ,.V... s,s,u,.,,. G arnett Ray Huff Secretary u,u.... ,Y,..... K ilbourne Paulley Treasurer ..s,,, C .,..,.,s,sww.rsw Albert Abel Activities: l. Plans are beinq made for a rearinq pond for fish. 2. Posters were exhibited at the Sports Show in the Armory. 3. Several members plan to enter the State Wide lunior Sportsman Casting Contest. A S 45 L. 3 . DRAMATIC CLUB The dramatic club read and enacted several oneeact plays, pantomines, and dialogues. Also they studied the art of theatrical make-up. DURHAM DANCING CLUB MISS SHIRLEY DURHAM, Sponsor The following were elected as officers: President ,,,,,,,, it ,Y,,, ,,t.. , ,,,,, . . ,,,, ,,Y,A.r..Y,,,,,,,,,, R anne Risinger Vice President ,,,,,,c,c c .,,,, ,,,,,,c, ,c,c,c,c,,rc,,c,c,c,...,..,,,,,,,,.... S t ella Troll Secretary and Treasurer, A ,,,c,,,,, ,, ,..,,c,,,,,,...., ,Bernice Gilmore This dance club is the first to be organized at Valley High School. The purpose of this club is to learn thoughts and express ideas through the medium of the dance to train our bodies to be acceptable instruments for portraying the dance and to understand and appreciate the dance as an art form. 46 M-mi l'lill'l'lDQlOl'l Emma Belle Taylor Tommy Hudson Marjorie Rosenberger Clara Miller Evelyn Davi Phyllis Hatton Doris Ragqard Lois Chism Alene Black Shirley Franke Rose Streble Lillian Korlhaqo Ann Sanders Billy Rinehart Katharine Tabor Minnie Romney The Valley Chapter ot the National Honor Society was organized October 26, 1940 to create an enthusiasm tor scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development ot character in students. Membership in the chapter is based on scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Candidates eligible tor membership shall be in the upper third ot their respective classes and shall have spent at least one semester in this school. Not more than l596 ot any Senior Class shall be elected: and not more than 596 ot the lunior Class tsecond seinesterl. Dues are 351.00 a semester Members President ........,.,i. ., ,.......,............ ....... T ommy Hudson Vice President .,..... ......i.,.., D oris Raggard Secretary ........... ,..... E mma Belle Taylor Treasurer ..................................,o.,.................................... Miss Long Phyllis Hatton, Marjorie Rosenberger, Lois Chism, Rose Stre-ble, Clara Miller, Evelyn Davis, Meta Harrington, Shirley Franke, Alene Black, Minnie Rooney, Ann Sanders, Katherine Tabor, Lillian Korthage, and Billy Rinehart. MEMBER nnuoum. M nog Jr- T 0 S i' Q A , 47 NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE I believe in the Iuture ot tarmina, with a faith born not ot Words but ot deeds. From the Creed The Aim and Purpose ot the F. F. A. OFFICERS GF F.F.A. Harrison Saltkilt . , President Kilbourne Paulley , ., Vice President Allen Bauqh , .L , , Secretary Raymond Wolfe Assistant Secretary Edward Callrein Treasurer loe Larnlcin , Representative 'FE-5 .QQ 's' MOTTO GF lu- 0, 4 Future Farmers of America C op-T10 4 CA' FF tr 7 ,M C X ,J C G4 ado 0 lcuuq J rx H J J LEARNING TO DCD DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE To develop competent, aaaressive, rural, and agricultural leadership, .' 'b ni' 9 .7 Gr C '9 7 Edwin Frueliteniclit , ,W. Doa. THE CANNERY j em. M V' il Q A I ig-eil rll ll an f - PII ll W,M,,.,,,,.,, ,,, .A M Lf .... fl.: .-..-:., :sz.:'::ra2azL '-.' .:.:. -5 ' r 4 1.. .,.:.,..::..:::.: I .zzzzi 5 :,r .,.:,,.:. Q M .W I 48 NN. . Xswss ,, . ttf THE GIRL RESERVES Liiil lws: :vim in-1 lin- ywiaiiizm iii-riiiliws Ol llw imnl Swliivi R,'l:.:5'lui:2, sy Hilrwzf li ly l.l1:a. l li-11 li III Ywiiim W'umw11's Vlilirslilm Assmiiliwii. llqlln' imiuu Gill Mui Ix,f1iSgG,1,if,m- ll 1l H is mimi U1 l1 'f1' iiilllllllws' in Hui ,Umlml 'l'l1flollii-,llswl ill., Llwiiliwy Ulm lvis 1i,, ,ras lclllflwa ,N l llili-:4 .4.f,.x,lllJU ywiilmi-1 iziils lrwm lwvlvw lm mlililwwin , . , , N liusiciviil l-'lm lsflly yi-ills ful ilxlxx lfvlwm lu will lwsolvv L liilas ul lliv I I x W L- A Vlx'0PIOSlli0I1l lvl-ily lwlmyii ' .I . . sw il ivfil,iSr'1.iii lull llvsurvvs .uw loixriiixri llirmiiili lllllxll vlwlr ox- Tl l Hy Iii! . INA lwii-wil-ws lu iiwvvlwp skills, iitliliidvs wi mirici, limi qiiiili li 'lbmil H 'ml lim 5 livswlvliiilixvl-21's wliivli liwlp ln umlw llivm iw lvo lmppy, Tim Ugfj,-,sl-S ,f ill, j,mif,, g'1,,,Ill,-IS ,110 lm fc-,HMWE llS0ll1l rilivwiis riww iirri wliwii llivy rmnvli iwliilllirwoci, Pusmxsm hmm B Him, Their Slogan is: To Face Life Squcxrely Vii-w-Pwsiflvril Lcillr Rullm' This yoirr H346 is Ilia first your for llie Girl Reserves SPUICWTY lXli1m-:mt Fi11l'xY .xl Vulloy. We lurvo 60 members of two Groups, Iunior Treasurer Sciivrli lidwvrlililll wwe HBUSY BEE BOYSH Mrs. Brunollo Coslow IR Mrwmlwors HOBBY Tlw Hllwlllwy Chill is mm :uf llm 11141111 inlmoslinz 'lulua in Vlxllwy Iliqh Svllocvl. Tlw lllirly uxmnlwms vn- xlmw in mlmy llf7lJl7ll'SQ such us nxirplwrm-'K xnfrflrhlilm, :stluugl -'wllv vlirm, :s-'mplmoks of mlmy thin v,l'IllV'lll,i, szlzwlixm, kfvzllnliimz, hiking, :md mlmy Umm. A Swim- mirm puly 'xml pivniw mm lwm uf tlm Mwlfwllzilwrxuvrufs H1111 lmlzvw lN'V'll f'l'lllIl'Vl. We the boys of the BBB. Model husbands we will lvep We don'l smoke, find ww r'lrwn'l 'llf5l.V, And W0 clon'l nm lilffllllfl wlllu 4IlIlS wlm llw. CLUB Offivvrs Xue: Ilzfk Prifldy, Vlffsiflwrmlf Willifx lwwvu vim- president: lrmzm Smlilz, sv-uxfl uyg li ulwx 1 llnlIl!5l Y iremsurer, lmd Gcmrfw V.'w11 S T'Zf'1lllIl1llllE1. l-lin: Smmlu lout-S is The sgwusrx. Then mlm mf ilmf- rlulw is lfnl wrlx mwlxxlf-1 tw ll--vvlwg as mcmy inlllrosliwi lu-l l-1-ls las I-wssil lv in wx-1-X1 M livf .md Cnjfv lx wwll l :lm 'wi liffi THE VALLEY CAMPUS NEWS After a lapse durina the war years, Tl-IE VALLEY CAMPUS NEWS was aqain put in circulation this fall, The first issue came out as a Thanksaivinq number on November 21, 1945. ln February, 1946, an arrangement was concluded with the Kentucky Gazette for space in whit' hto print its news bi-monthly. With the circulation thus broadened to the whole community, the name was clianqod temporarily to VALLEY COMMUNITY NEWS. The members of the staff and club are: Evelyrie Davis, Editor-in-Chiefp News Editor, Charles W. Scotty Art Editors, Pat McCollum, Laura VVatson and Buddy Murphy, Roving Reporters, lirnmic O'Neal and Clara Miller, Sports Editors, Carolyn Crump and Tommy lfludsony Business Manager, Barbara Cloudy Members, Gene Snawder, Ottio Simpson, Lois Chism, Estelle ltartlaqe, Dorothy Russel, Betty Robinson. Stella Troll, Marvin Schaffner, Ollie Gilland, Elizabeth lones, Albert Abel, Richard Renn, Donnie Willan, Shirley Franke, Louis Waller, Pat Patterson, Loraine lanes, Charlotte Stark, Beatrice Stone, Eula Mae Gilland, loe Barry, Kenneth Schnerinaer, Geraldine Chessor, Euqene Swope, lean Wernz, loanne Parcher, Pattie Blankenbaker, Bernice Sims, Beulah Weber, Evelyn Hatfield, Alice Henimerle, Ftoinona Hendricks and Mary Wondery Faculty Advisor, Elizabeth M. Layton. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA VALLEYCLUB The Future Teachers of America Valley Club received their charter April 9, 1945. The require- ments for membership are hiqh scholastic standina, aood citizenship and an interest in the teachina profession. The present membership includes Loretta Gentry, President, Lois Chism, Secretary, Alois Rane, llistoriany Lillian Korthaao, Stella Troll, loAnn Bader, Dolly Morris, Evelyn Knott, Ann Larkin, Hose Streble, Lora Powers, Minnie Lee Kina, lane Parks, Ernestine McPherson, Erskine Redden, Mary Ann Schmidt, Albert Able. Sponsor, Mrs, lulia R. Fahey. The quality of the teachinq staff is the most important factor in the quality of education that a school system makes possible. Lack ot buildinas, books and other aids to learnina will, of vourse, handicap the best teacher. But even the best of buildings, books and other helps will not remove the permanent handicap that the ineffective teacher carries. The recruitment and selection of excellent teachers and the settinq up oi conditions of employment that make it possible for teachers to do the best work of which they are capable are primary aims in school administration. Team o tn WF' 3 4 UE? 'w 6117 wx . .1 - 'J 51 Thr- Hf'rridit'r:ilt Clulw rome into existence with ri 1 4 ur rut tor ruorulwersliip whivh resembled o sole ot nyl :ns uid we :ire sorry to stry thot mfrny were denied Ioettfr Cornott Betty Culver Alice lionnrson Fflizrrboth llrmklnfr I,orrttfiGc1tvr l7ritGrr1ySOri Ifthol Gutnrriruth Flororico Husstrriq Ann lones lolene Knox Ann Larkin lIrr1 MCGouqli Ifrnice Miller Betty Iefin Pence Mildred Polston Betty Porter The tollowinq were elfivted frs offirersz V- l vson Prt.1dmit . . Vivo President Socrwtiry , 'l'rm-rstirf-r Spmrisor Prosrdorit Vice Prtizziclcirit Socrr-tfrry .. l-mr-t Avy litltltfl' Auldrrdrgo loyrfe Btrrth l.ill1firi Burkherut Bettie Collins I'-rt lidirqlwrty Ieonette Tionir Iolene Knox Florence Hussunq Betty leon Pence Mrs. Mrrrquerite Lockhord NATURE I Bettie Collins Nnirrm Guterniuth Pot Morrow S Edward Fenwick Norm-'r Guterruutli Doris leifries Quentin Korflifrqe Bonnie Kiruy Thurnmn lxiwrenc X. t r rx,- r Y W' Q t ? r E r Z THE HANDICRAFT CLUB entrance into the club because ot tr neressrrry limit However, the iollowinq boys find girls were the emily birds ond qtiined odmission to the ort,rdni2rrtinn: Roy Robison Rudolf Roqqonk-iurr. Mm-qio Routon l-lr1zelSdlsumn Kenneth Scrbrfs Sue Terry lowrnette Thouuwson Vrrqrnrfi White Mfiry Ruth Wiqqinton The projovts which the Clulv undorttrkes inc'ludO: shell Croft, simple wetxviriq, lmlock ririntinq, model mir- plono construction, chip Cdrvinq, textile stencilinfr, und gimp brrridinq. OUR GUIDE Trefisurei Reporter Advisor O Carlton Lowe Iulm MnclUormld Pot Morrow Lord leon Powers Betty Robinson Wdndfr Stontreld Pot Von Fleet loyro Bnrtll lftithrr Auldr rdqu Miss Wilsnri OUR GOAL: Nature os we seo her. As cr Climcrx to tho ymrr's work We pltrn to in-rl-:rf field trips where each memlver we hope to mnke cr trip to Mammoth Cxrve or Cincinnfitr lu rv rsurh his individucil interests, mrrke pirtures ot Zoo. QQ U A 52 x r C fr 5,5 Y' .Jw 14 . 7' '-'5'l f-'Q c ,,.1..f-Q - ...' H ,U I . -4 ,- . I l L ' .- I1 '-.iw 4 L.-v I , . ,. I5-H ' -L ',:iI3..: 65? .,5.!i. I. -F57 . , rl. ,f-rf 'Y . . I ,' ' A r. Fw' .' I .:1- :jig ' ' .LP IFKL4-1 15 2 -'1 Wif- lx if -: 1 1 ' J, -. H . A ,I flu .,-L! . ig , . .lvif --fr' fr.,.fz' : 1 Fla I SIR' 1 I. .- 'li .1 gi A, fx 1- , , HJ: 1 -A , ,. A 45 . .. 1 . , ,Q .s I .1 'tif' ,IX ,'.f,. .- Q . . 1 X ACTIVITIES 1 Q sU'Kmx,' - N'f SHIPLEY HAGERMAN J A SIDEBOTTOM RIDGEWAY SQHOOL BUS PRITCHARD WISER 54 4 1 K F MELTON L.--it to Right fflill Mgllvr, Ihms Hnxqq-.11d, 'I'lxml1111 H H Tu :ml x Lgmq, Betty Thou: 13, and Gwnwviovnf BIIVIIOILX 1- www: AROUND THE CAMPUS 55 W 4 ......,...d I Ili A VIEW TAKEN IN THE FARM SHOP The Valley Farm Shop is CI very popular place for boys tukinfg Vofciticrirl Agriculture. The ull-clay boys get from 30 to 40 dtiys per semester in the shop. The shop is used lor niqht clfrss for farmers of the community. This seuson tl clliss in Farm Machinery Repair was Crt- terided by some twenty-live men. ln the rriternoons when school is out one may see 4-H boys coming from the rieiqhborinq schools to receive instruction in lmndivrxilt and woodwork. Plans are now being mode to enlcirqe cmd refit the shop for further activities. FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT The Fine Arts Department, sponsored by even further expansion for 1947. Full time Miss Blake and Mrs. Lockard has grown classes in both music and art will be avail- in leaps and bounds this year, and plans able to any student wishing them. 57 N N' KK SY! 1 5 I' . H,- L,g,. Og 5 1 1 egg 1 A 1111-W' av' . Sm' A :1 .,,.. J jx ,Z M Q H , 1 1. 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Seniors' rings are here Dinner for new members in National Honor Society Ol' Man Winter gave us two extra Xmas Holidays Hi-Time Broadcast Senior Christmas Dance Back to School! ! ! Future Farmers Fish Fry Hi-Time Broadcast National Honor Society Gives Tea Dance Valley Wins District Tournament at Male Hi-Time Broadcast Again Valley Wins 8th Regional Tournament Valley Loses to Breckenridge in Semietinals at State Iuniors hopefully order their rings Hi-Time Broadcast Physical Education Program Iunior-Senior Prom Regional Music Festival Future Farmers Field Day Senior Play Charm School Senior Play Charm School Special Music Hi-Time Broadcast Future Farmer Banquet District Music Festival Play Day with the Physical Education Classes Track Meet State Music Festival Baccalaureate Service Senior Class Day Senior Alumni Banquet and Dance Graduation Schools Out 59 E ,E J Q- I I Ioisiih- 53:L,-ii1i4j3L-4E.- .1151 -.-Elf ' flL-37::I iQLTi.--.:52b-I I 9 -I 'I' II- I- ATTEND I LI 'D' - I The Church of Your Forth 'I I Sunday I- 0 SUNNYDALE E, AND REFORM LEE'S LANE BAPTIST qi 'rr In SHIVELY BAPTIST VALLEY CHRISTIAN III? 'D' PARK VIEW METHODIST VALLEY VIEW BAPTIST .P + II BELL'S LANE BAPTIST BETHANY METHODIST HI? 0 I ST. HELEN'S ST. DENNIS' 0 CREENWOOD NAZARENE I 0 I BEECHLAND BAPTIST , 0 I- I ST. PAUL'S I 0 SOUTH IEFFERSON BAPTIST lu- 'D' -I- + I E--- 'F 'ET 4' '57 L 'Q' '5' il' 'lf 'I' if' 'FT TIL I, 60 X -Q' 23' QL- 13' 'Q' f-3' .-!ZL fi? 'C' QS' 'Cl il- 0 'U' Q. 'U' JJ. 'U' ii 'ri-is AL.uMNi ASSOCIATION lv extends to 4. -E- THE GRADUATION CLASS OF 1946 congratulations and a hearty welcome into the Valley Alumni Association. Upon graduation you will be immediately eligible for active membership in the association, your dues for the first fiscal year being paid in full by the Alumni. May all success be yours as you travel the road of life, and may you, in future years, prove to be one of the most active classes in our Association. 4. 'D' Q. 4' 4. -D- I 4- -tr 4- -fa -5 -1' -3- -1' 4- -if -5- -Q- 61 if 'G' 4' 'C' ol Be milf' 'S' 'QP ' -if 'G' 'U' 4' 4' 4' -il' 'QF HH- Compliments of D I STI LLERS -ll! 'U' BROWN-FORMAN CORPORATION 'D' 'll' KELLY Cleaners and Dyers SHawnee 6249 18th at Ciaulbert St. R. A. FI HE'S PHARMACY SHawnee 3847 Shively, Ky. Helens For Reservations l Mile South SHawnee l73O of St. Helens TOAD STOOL IN N Noted for Our Southern Fried Chicken Dinners And Sandwiches n H. Ferguson l SCHACKERT BROS. CLEANERS Plain Garments 75C Cash and Carry 85C Delivered Personal Service Main Office 6' Plant Store No. 2 727 Berry Boulevard l8l3 W. Broadway Sl-lawnee 5367 FRankIin 4510 Operating Our Own Plant-20 Years' Exp. 62 4' 'll 'S' 'Q' 'G' 4' 'Q' 'QP ll 5' 'O' '5 'D' 'D' 'Cl so 12' 'D' --.GI 'C' 35' 'Q' sid' 'G' 'Q-,i.' 'D' Best Wishes i HAUSMAN MOTOR CO. PD' Hall Seed Company INCORPORATED . . Distributors F? Premium Seeds DIAMOND-T-TRUCKS I john Deere Tractors 909-9ll East Market St. and 0 Farm Implements , MARCUM'S CROCERY .QI Zl 9 E, jefferson St. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Louisville, Ky. 0 Medora, Kentucky 'II' ID- Meet Your Friends Now That You Can Co at Go Gulf 'U' SIMMONS TAVERN Blunks Service Station -U- 2964 Wilson Ave. Louisville, Ky Pleasure Ridge' Ky. 0 'D' pollyfs Beauty salon The Park Lumber Co. H . BUILDING MATERIALS 'll' Open Wednesday and Friday Nights By Appointment Only Vauey Station' Ky' + We Specialize in Permanents pleasure Ridge 7413 l5l3 Dixie Highway SHawnee 344l Lu, C. Boganowski, jr., Manager 'D' 55' 'if 'QI -5- 'I' 'ir 9 'G' 'ie 'Q' 'CE 13' 'IP 'Fl 'D' -ll- -ll- Jfa- 'C' -'TQ' D 'Q' - -19' 4' NQEI' - 1:F7ifiL'1i'iAf5 '35 Firestone DeLuxe Champion Tires H. C. Long Lumber Co. Tubes Recapping Valley Station, Kentucl-xy Appliances tlafflwafe Luggage Paint Telephone 7080 Parkland Supply Store l223 So, 28th ARlington 0334 FRITZ TAVERN Dine and Dance Chicken and Steak Dinners Cane Run Road and Algonquin Pkwy. WESSEL'S HARDWARE Maytag and Speed Queen Washers Stoves - Paint - Rugs - Furniture Shively, Ky, Sl-lawnee 7674 SHawnee 0377 McPherson's Daily Market Groceries - Meats - Vegetables and General Merchandise Pleasure Ridge 7 l 4l REDMON'S GROCERIES - DRY GOODS HARDWARE Valley Station, Kentucky 7113.1 i S 7. W 'rr.n':xm:::'r?f ... -. ...., 7zl5 'f .5jeQ9j,.:,4' 1 pl mr 0 1 3 L 'Cl' -0- 'O' -D' -D' 'D' 'll' 'D' l 'll' 'D' 'il' -ll' 'D' eel? .7-in 'I' 'QF 'Q' 'I' 'C' 'C' 'D' 'lf' 'D' 'll -'Q' , -D- i -D' l -cf Tbliflli 5' 'HF 'G' ,u WI' 'C' 32' 'QL ii' 'QL 'D' 'C' ID- X gd want . A P soo quam 4 pools ERS: . SC all tzafllwls + 75 Before the war, Kentucl4y's minimum standard for teachers was two years or more of college preparation. 'Q' Now, more than 4,500 positions are being filled by teachers who + have failed to meet the minimum standard for certificates. The Postwar Advisory Planning Commission hopes that this situa- Q' tion can be eliminated and that the standards can be raised to minimum of four years of college for all teachers. 'J' 1 l ll' W , ll lvlllxll , s l 4 i. ll -i-i I' ' iq I xxx Pub is ed in t e nterest of 'U' i ff? Kentucky's Future by 'U' mill- ' iff ,F ' lf 'lat mi l A RE Joseph E. Seagram Cr Sons, In Y' FIITII ip. depends on youll Louisville, Kentucky Postwn Anvlsonv PLANNING 0 commission OF xEN1'ucNY 0 ,Qf,'i'fiSgwL.-,i'f 'Q' 'QL 'Q' gf 4' QF- '5' 'lf 65 'Q' TI' 'U' -3' 'C' 'D' 'Q' 15' 'Q' 72' 'Q' 'D' 'lf Kenton Anz Pharmacy 28th and Virginia SHawnee OO2O Compliments of CLUB EL RANCHO LEARN TO FLY with 0 . . La Rue Coy Dixie Highway Cleaners RIVERSIDE AIRPORT On Lee's Lane just off Cane Run Road l454 Dixie Highway Bill Ralston, Prop. SHawnee 2587 Phone SHawnee 5462 Ladies Invited Lessons Daily YUM YUMI, Compliments lst Cannibal: Who was that lady l f o saw you with the other day? 2nd Cannibal: That was no lady, that was my dinner. CRASMICKS CROCERY AND DRY GOODS 2 Miles South of St. l-lelens MUIR TAYLOR Dattila and Williams FRUITS AND VEGETABLES QUALITY MEAT 1232 S. 28th and 3467 V2 Taylor Blvd. Q--c-A-F-a--:-+-Q--Q--:f-:--Q-+ 4' 'G' Q' 'C' il' 'C' 'I' 'Q' PD' +- 'D' 'C' -9 'C7 4. io. 'D 12. ST. HELENS HARDWARE CO. Home Appliances 4133 Dixie Highway Shively, Kentucky Commercial Refrigeration Pee Gee Paints Farm Supplies Plomb Tools Building Supplies Genevieve Buchhold Minnie Lee King Norma Gabhart Lois Chism Alene Black Doris Raggard Edward Dienes lames Manion Marion Vogt Laura Watson Charles Wade Scott Betty Ann Thomas Georgia Huff Rudolf Roggenkamp BABY PICTURES l5. Dolly Morris l6. joe Hall l7. Rosella Lickteig lB. Charles Triplett l9. Marie Stueckler 2O. loanne Parcher . Pat Gagel 22. Berdena Allen 23. Buddy Murphey 24. Meta Harrington 25. Elaine Daughtery 26. Louise Morrow 27. Helen Terry 28. Bette Rompel Irma Vogel Chirstabell Allen Barbara Cloud Ernestine McPherson Dorothy Carnes Carolyn Vickers Dixie Weis Clara Miller Robbie Manion Pat McCollum Virginia Stuth Carolyn Crump gf 'G' 'Ii 'Q' 'I' 4' 'il 'Q' '5 4-2-5 'G' 'Q' 67 -.:- 5--a+ -:- 4- -:- -:- 4- ia- 4- 4- -o- 5 ll' -rf BREWER AND RAHM GENERAL MERCHANDISE Dixie Highway and Medora Road Compliments CARTER'S SHOE SHOP of CREENWOOD MARKET MEATS AND C-ROCERIES Mrs, Stanley Clark and Bernard Hickman Dixie Highway At Pleasure Ridge INVISIBLE SOLINC FACTORY METHODS Gasoline Fuel Oils Kerosene Lubricating Oils GEORGE VANDIVER Distributor of AETNA PRODUCTS For Quick Service-Call FR. 2739 lOO8 Dresden Ave,, Louisville, Ky. DULANEY CLEANERS Personal Service With Added Quality 23rd and Oak Phone-SH. 8lOl-O2 Ed Roby, Owner Compliments of AETNA OIL COMPANY l202 South Third Street Louisville 3, Kentucky 'J' + 'Q' 'Q' 'F' 'Q' 49 4' 4: 'G' 'F 'I' ll! 'F H Tih, 'G' 55' 'C' 4' 'CL A C. PAUL HERENDEEN Musicm. INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED 544 South Fifth Street Louisville 2, Ky. lAckson O987 wA.3o46 HARRY'S TIRE STORE New G Used Tires 6' Tubes See Harry Before You Buy Tires, Accessories C1 Vulcanizing COODYEAR TIRES MANSFIELD TIRES Dine and Dance ai' 'il FEY'S PLACE Compliments Veterans of Foreign Wars Shively Post No. l396 Shively, Ky. CRADE A-MILK AND ICE CREAM HAYWOOD DAIRY Burnett Cr McCloskey Compliments ot ARCH CLUB Compliments of VALLEY FARM STORE FEED AND FARM SUPPL!ES R. C. Walling Tavern Cane Run Road DINE AND DANCE Cood Food And Plenty Ot It lp' 4' 'E 'O' 'F 'U' 'F' 'Q' 'F 'L '51 'Q' 4' '5' 'C' gl' 'Ciwi- i+ +': ':'4 : ': Q : +': :'L Q F OI' Feed, Fertilizer, Lime and Cement the RURAL SUPPLY CO. 4- is the place you will want to trade MAgnolia 0639 VISIT Cupid's Beauty Shop ARO-GAS 1460 Dixie Highway Shivelv. Kentucky Sl-lawnee 9577 Compliments Smith Insurance Agency 'D' 'U' 'll' il- 'D' 'U' 'D- 'D' -D- -0' 'll' -D' 0 of 'U' FLORENCE M. RIEGER Pharmacist W. A. Smith Kosmosdale, Kentucky 'D' -D' 4' 4 'Q' 'Q' 'Q' 'Q' 'Q' 'I' 4' 4' 4' 'Q' 70 I -1- Ii I 'BJ 'Q' . 'F 'II ji' 'G' 3' 'C' 73' 5? - 'C' -C' 'E' E I Inf FF' All Kinds of Beauty Worlc Done BEST WISHES L:- ,I Tuesday and Friday Evenings For the Parties dl Open by Appointment Cal' For Ay DELLA'S BEAUTY SHOP G 0 R D 0 N 'S I 4, . WGST Point. KQMUCIQY Fresh Potato Chips, Peanut Butter Rf- b Pl'10 1e WGST Point 58 Sandwiches, Cookies Q DURLAUF MUSIC SHOP MODEL MARKET ' 614-616 scum Fifth sneer ggfh and Dumesnii F51 I -5- i.ouisvii.LE's oLoEsT Serve yourself ' MUSICAL INSTRUMENT COMPANY ' MEATS - FRUITS W Louisville 2, Kentucky AND hi WAbash 1289 VEGETABLES A I 4' GENERAL AUTO SERVICE Service that Satisfies CHESTER KORFHAGE -0- Cars, Trucks, and Tractors pi-iii-Lips 66 PRODUCTS Welding Cr Wreck Repairs Phone SH 5372-I 0 Camp Ground Road and Lake Dreamland Road H. C. Klem Prop. 'U' 4, Inter Collegiate Press ld. GREEN JEWELRY CO. CLASS RINCIS DIPLOMAS qi INVITATIONS CAPS AND COWNS I I- IE- -IF 'Th Ii I- -HI -U' I it CARDS YEAR BOOK 'II Hiawiffs-1sf,i'-:i's?FAff?f- ii 'iff'-TTS. 3551 '- 'D' 'II 3' 'Q' 'I' 'C' il' 'C' 'I' 'D' 4' 'Q' 'U' The Old Timer Greets and -Iv Congratulates The Valley Grads Being the first newspaper in the State of Kentucky we deem it a real pleasure to con- gratulate the Valley High Grads of I946, They have done a good job, under excellent sponsor- ship and direction. in 'fif':e2g.i,g,3 , Jffiglifg' They stand on the threshold of their greatest 5-QW-., 1,-,, iff.,I V N ,'3?ESiE?f?f1i,i'hg '- ,Q-,7Qiq, , + . ,,x adventure-LIFE. They are on their own feet Rf? X 'wggg,zgpf.g,,:,g1ggg,,,I-155isfggf-12iS?1fi?fI5fie?5f52s. ... 1-f'iQQfQf'I2Qifg1:ff, - now and the manner in which they live depends if t f QQ ,-,f 5' i5:fQ, 'iu' almost entirely upon them as individuals. . ' 5 i. fi' ,LQ .-E551 Li' , , , . Lg .,.,, :. f Ef? ::32f'4f?f, 1 Whether or not they leave footprints on the 0 ' - ffiff -- 'H55-35 - Sands of Time depends upon them. if ,, . :if-x--. '---- ..... Q :fl s?'9:..-.-. g ' zfillff-2 41:1-32 '.:,z,.j.ggifLf 15gspf:g1'g+-.. -f V H We are confident they will discharge the + - -f.ff 'Isf. Irff' '- X-rn. ':-f:1:5'i51L:fi,,b.,,s Kip duties and the obligations that lie ahead of ' af-.,,1fb. 'B-xi. fizitjcffiug tiavlfamtaeifg Qz',rrNs,.ff i'?5?i,: ' A '--if them- fi 53,:1i414+ Q-1te,.:u'mv.a ol il. . . V' , - 'A I - I 0 K M uw' ilnfwfu Hi,,x'lm,l,i,lkjvfgglflmy:mm P They have finished a iob! We hope they are all our friends and with their help we'll finish THAT LITTLE OLD PAPER OU' iobf + Established i787 I It iii t k M nite Q. lNCORI'0RA'l'ED 'D' '0- -D' Compliments of Davis-Evans Motor Co. FORD DEALERS Lawrenceburg, Ky. Compliments 4' of Brawand's Dairy 'D' Sl'ocker's Grocery and 4, General Merchandise Phone West Point 9l28 4 Valley Station, Ky. 'D' il- 'Qi 'QFM E'if4!-7'J--- ET- -'P -7k- Y :if -A 15?-' 3'1 --75 lk. 72 ii? Efl:' ?'l'.-.-. QQ' 'Q' - vii A 'Q' il' 'I' -'L 'D' 42' 'Q' 'P BARNES STORE OWEN FEY Standard Service Station GENERAL MERCHANDISE + Pleasure Ridge, Ky. Soon Phone 7992 'D' Zenith Radio A.B.C. Washers Tire Repairs - Lubrication Accessories + Kosmosdale Phone W.P. 541 Atlas Tires 'Q' BEST WISHES Compliments From + of COUPE CONSTRUCTION Hulsmeler Dry Goods Store 0 Dixie Highway C7 Kentucky St. Phone SH. 6834 0 +I Bought of LAVlNAf5 Glasgow Sheet Metal Works 'Q' Blow Pipe Beauty Salon Duct Work For Air Conditioning -D. Phone W P I7 And Ventilating Fans Installed l305 Algonquin Parkway + MAgnolia l7l6 4. Uland-Davis Rubber G' 0'BRYAN'S cnociskv Supply Co. 0 Cane Run Road Goodyear Rubber Goods At Hartlage Court Mill and Factory Supplies 4' Shively, Ky. 300 East Main Street Louisville 2, Kentucky + lAckson 0265 he 'E- 'P '55 'I' 'lr -D' 'C' 'D' 63 -5- '57 'Ff- N 'Q' 04' 'Q' +A 'Q' 4' 'G' -sl' 'G' 'I' 'G' 4' 'F' Best Wishes -Q. 'U' From l Hortloge Dry Goods Store 4' SHawnee 7129 Dixie Highway, St. Helen FISH RINEHART STANDARD OIL SERVICE sTATioN 18th St. Road At Pages Lane Lubrication General Auto Repairing BINEGARS SPOT GASOLINE AND LUNCH Valley Station, Ky, Route U. S. Sl-W and 60 GARTN ER CLEANERS 3900 Seventh St. CLEANING AND PRESSING We Guarantee Good Work Phone SHawnee 2926 W. KIRAY MARKET Shively, Kentucky SHawnee 6757 Compliments Compliments of , of Mayor and City Council Men RAY,s GARAGE of Shively GOOD LUCK '57 5' 'F 7 'Q' 'QL 'IP 'ii 35' -'Ii 'Cf 'Q' 'Qi x 74 1+ 3' 'Q' 'I' 'Q' 'I' 'S' Wi' 'G' 'D' 'O' 'I' 'Q':.QJ Compliments of The Gardners Cr Farmers Market Company TIE PLANT STORE GENERAL STORE AND MARKET Louisville, Kentucky SHawnee 6791 Deliveries Bunton's Seeds Have a Growing Reputation BUNTON SEED COMPANY, INC. Floyd and jefferson Louisville 2, Ky. Standard Oil Service Station 24 HOUR SERVICE Complete Service 7th Berry Boulevard For Bendix Automatic Laundry and Norge Appliance Call Shively Electric Appliance Shop Sl-lawnee 5359-W Pleasure Ridge 7456 Compliments of c. 1. ul-mic Try St. Elmo Coffee Roasted and Packed by Louisville Grocery Co. 'Q' 3' 4' 'I' 'G' 'li 'Q' 'G' 'D' 'Q' '5' 'E SD' -5? 'O' 'I' 'Q' il' 'G' G' 4' 'I' 'I' 4' 'Q'- Compliments of Our Friends Alexanders Garage Baldwin, E. V. Baron's Dept. Store Blankenbaker, E. O. Bonnie and Doris Brown, Harold Broyles, Robert Bud's Place Compliments of a friend Compliments of a friend Cleaver, V. H. Connells Grill Hotel Culver Davis, W. T. Donaldson Baking Co. Erma Shop Estes Cash Grocery Flickner Hardware Green Lawn lnn Greenwell, Wallace Gramig, R. 1. Gross General Store l-lardy, W. G. Hoffman, Leo lackson's Barber Shop jones, C. F. Kaufman, Mrs. E. B. Korfhage, L. I. Lewis, Bernard Monsell, C. Neighborhood Shoe Shop Neill's Grocery Norton, Louise Patterson, H. E. Quires Service Station Renfrow, Dr. A. C. Roehrig, Wm. A. Sanders Poultry and Egg Market Schreck, C. Stammell, Mr. Stuart, Eugene West Point Star Theater Wilson Drug Store Ei' 'I' Ii' 'D' 'IFS' 'Q' QI- 'I' 'Cf 'Q' 'Q' 'Q' 'ir 57 'C' 'D' 'GL E431 'C' -JP 'C' :Q 'G' il 'G' THANKS TO OUR FRIENDS WHO HAVE HELPED 'II' TO MAKE TH IS ANN UAL POSSIBLE THROUGH THEIR DONATIONS THE ANN UAL STAFF 'IU' 55' ji 75 'll 'Q' '5' 'D' if LD' E5 '5' 'I' 77 WORMY MARY ln a most interesting speech by Dr. E. A. McDowell, March 6, Wormy Mary entered the thoughts of the student body. For those who were absent, and to other Marys, we'll try to explain the story. Mary was a worm, who liked to go dancing and go out every night with all the wormy boys in the neighborhood. She would never get her homework or listen to anything her wormy mother told her. She knew it all tshe thoughtl. Her brothers and sisters always obeyed their mother's wishes, and didn't have dates the nights they had work to do. Mother Worm pleaded with Wormy Mary to do better, or things would turn out for the worse for her, but to no avail. One night Wormy Mary was out on a date and returned home very late. The lights were still on and she couldn't figure out why. To her amazement, when she walked in the door, she saw her mother and brothers and sisters spinning a strange thing around them. Mother Worm told Wormy Mary they were spinning a cocoon, and it was time for her to give up her gay Wormy life and spin her cocoon, so she, too, will have beautiful Wings. Mary said in her Wormy way, that she wasn't going to shut herself up in a dark hole-any Way she had a date the next night and couldn't break it. Mother Worm felt bad about the situation, and prayed for things to come out. All that winter, Wormy Mary had a bad time, her mother wasn't there to cook and do things for her, and she didn't know how to adjust herself to that kind of life. When spring came, Wormy Mary witnessed a strange sight. Her mother and brothers and sisters had turned into beautiful butterflies, with bright colorful wings. Mary began to cry, for she, too, wanted beautiful wings, but this was impossible because she had not obeyed the wishes of her mother, or spun her cocoon, in her earlier life. Therefore, Wormy Mary continues to worm her way through life as you will do if you don't spin your cocoon when you are young.-Evelyn Davis. Reproduced from Valley Campus News WORDS TO CLASS HYMN Tune, Fin1andicz Comes time to part from our dear Alma Mater We say goodbye to memories fond and true It grieves our hearts to say goodbye to Valley The joys we shared and friendships we knew lt grieves our hearts to say goodbye to Valley lt's hard to break the bonds held with you. O' guide our class and help us not to falter When torn by life's immortal stormy sea We thank thee, God, for our four years of friendships May they hold true thru all eternity O let our hearts and minds grow with each day Give joy and shed thy light thru all the way. Words by Carolyn Vickers and Emma Belle Taylor 78 AUTOGRAPHS ,Nm mwwuiwiy K Q5 X Tw b Rf ., 9 , mf Q5 MWMMJLQ gfffydfcff ff EM531,,Cl9f,ff?V Kgfyfg E M15 QM 55 W E2 fyfy , N W MW k Fwd? 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