Viper High School - Annual Yearbook (Viper, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1949 volume:

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WE ENCOUNTERED ALL THE OIPPIOULTIES OF FRESH MEN EXPIERIEVCE, BUT IN SPITE OF ALL OUR CALAMATES WE SOON ENTERED OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR. WERE WE SILLY?' AS THE RULE GJES, YES. BUT NOT TOO SILLY T0 SING AND ACT. IN I946 WE WERE NOTED POR HAVING ONE OF THE BEST GLEE CLUBS IN PERRY COUNTY.A WE PROVED WE WERE WITTY BY PROOUO- ING THE OPERETTA, UGYPSY TR0UBAD0UR,H OIREOTEO BY IVII SS EDNA RITCHI E. YOU MAY TALK ABOUT A CLASS BEING JOLLY, BUT THE JUNIOR CLASS OF I947 wAS JUBILANT. YES, WE WERE EXTRAOROINARY, WE INCREASED OUR VOCABULARY BY ONE, NEVER'TO-BE'FORGOTTEN, woRO. THANKS T0 ULONzOH. SINCE WE OO NOT WISH TO KEEP YOU IN SUS- PENSE, WE HEREBY ANNOUNCE THE NEW WORD,nLONGGREENq DURING THE SECOND SEMESTER OUR MINOS WERE POSSESSEO WITH THIS ONE THOUGHT, THE JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET. THIS BANQUET WAS THE JOYFUL ENDING QF OUR JUNIOR YEAR. MOST SENIORS ARE OIGNIPIEO, BUT THE OLASS OF I949. WE HAVE PROVED THIS FACT BY GIVING THE MORE-THAN-SUOOESSFUL PLAY, HHILLBILLY COURTSHIP.u SINCE ALL THE SENIOR CLASSES ARE OVER-RUN WITH wORRIES, WE BEGAN OURS WITH RAISING MONEY FOR THE ANNUAL HSENIOR TRIPH. A PIE SUPPER WAS OUR FIRST STEP TOWARD THIS GOAL. IT WAS A GREAT SUGGESS. NEXT WE GAVE THE PLAY MENTIONEO ABOVE. To MAKE OUR PLANNED TRIP BECOME A REALITY WE WILL PRESENT ANOTHER PLAY, WTHE GOOF FROM GOLPHER GULCHN. SINCE OUR MOTTO IS, UDO NOT SAY GO, BUT G0 THYSELFH AND SINCE WE MAY SPEAK FOR THE SENIOR CLASS, LET US SAY THAT WE HAVE ALL THE CONFIDENCE IN THE WORLD THAT ALL WILL Oo JUST THAT--Go!! BY DONNA LEE WHITE MARGARET WHITAKER K .- 7 Jw ,.f Aff? Q-X CLASS WILL OF H948-I949 WE THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I949 OF VIRER HIGH SCHOOL, CITY OF VIPER, THE COUNTY OF PERRY AND THE STATE OF KENTUCKY D0 MAKE AND PUBLISH AND DECLARE THIS TO BE OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. WE DIRECT THAT ALL UNFINISHED BUSINESS BE COMPLETED BY OUR EXECUTRIX HEREBNAFTER DELEGATED UN THE FOLLOWING MANNER: FIRST: TO THE GREATLY BELOVED FACULTY THAT WE APRRECIATE HIGHLY, WE ASSIGN A MORE DIGNIFIED AND SOPHISTICATED SENIOR CLASS OF l949-H9500 SECOND: Now WE HAVE COME TO THE GREAT MOMENT WHEN WE, wHo ARE ADVANCING INTO A HIGHER FUTURE, LEAVE BEHIND US THE BLESSINGS OF OUR INDUSTRIQB CLASS. OUR LAST REQUEST IS HTHAT THESE CHERISHED BELONGINGS BE PRESENTED TO THE REMAINING ONESU. THEY ARE AS FOLLOWS: WE HUMBLY BEQUEATH THE MUSCULAR STRENGTH NOW POSSESSED BY JANE MCINTYRE TO MARGlE ADAMS, AND JANE'S ABILITY TO PLAY BASKETBALL TO MORTON COMBS. WE FURTHER WILL MANUEL WHITAKER'S ABILITY TO AGT AS A NUTWIT T0 EARL NSQUIRRELLYH WHITAKER AND HIS CLUMSY WAYS T0 MAXINE MCINTYREB HARVEY COMBS LEAVES ALL HIS GIRLS HBUT ONEH TO LEE DIXONQ WHILE CHLOE CAROL CAMPBELL BESTOWS HER PRES' IDENCY or THE BUFFALO CLUB AND HER DANCING FEET T0 LUOILLE BRASHEAR. A SEAT NOW OCCUPIED IN THE TYPING ROOM BY SAMMUEL LEE AND ELIZABETH ANN WE LEAVE SOLELY T0 BUSTER AND HENRIETTA. BEING A GENEROUS GROUP THE I949 CLASS LEAVES THE LOVING AND BOY CATCHING TECHNIQUE OF JOANN BR- ASHEAR T0 DORIS HALCOMBB BUT LET US ASSIGN T0 GENE ANDERSON THE LOUD, ROUGH AND FUNNY WAYS OF RAY PHIPPSS MERVIN COMBS BESTOWS HIS BEARD TO JIMMY WAL- TERSO K '25 A ...-I: .avg it Q: A MARCUS WHITAKER KBUTOHJ CONSIGNS HIS EVERY LOV- ING VOICE AND CHARLES BOYER TACTICS TO ALVIN COMES. LOUISE CREECH BESTOWS UPON SYLvIA STAMPER HER JUNIGR CLASS BOYFRIENDS. , Boaav Lou LYTTLE ASSIGNS HER MUSICAL TALENT T0 THE HWORM TRIOHg LORENE HARVEY, LucILLE CHAPMAN, AND NANCY DIXON.' DON COMES INTRUSTS SONNIE BRANSON HIS cuRLY HAIR AND HIS MILLION DOLLAR SMILE. BETTY JO CANN TAKES GREAT PLEASURE IN PRE- SENTING HER BEAUTIFUL FIGURE T0 GEORGIA HALL. JANET COMES LEAVES HER ABILITY T0 GET MARR- IED TO GENEVIEVE BRASHEAR AND JIMMY WALTERSQ LITA HAD SD MucH LUCK, SHE wILLS HER EMBROI- DERY HOOPS T0 THE.MA DUNN. FAYE HAD So MUCH FUN DRIVING SHE ASSIGNS HER TRUCK DRIVING TD VIRGINIA BREWER. DONNA LEE WHITE GONSIGNS HER BLUSHING AND ROM- ANTID EXPERIENCES TO VIRGINIA BRASHEAR. MAXINE GILLUM LEAVES HER LovE LETTERS TO Boa- BIE JEAN ENGLE. MARGARET KSISJ WHITARER BEQUEATHS PER PERSONAL- ITY TO PATSY CORNETT. ALPHA CAUDILL CONFERS HER MOVIE STAR LOOKS T0 SARA FAYE JENNINGS. JUNIOR MGINTYRE WILLS HIS UNDERWEAR AND INHER' ITANGE OF A SHEEP FARM TO JIMMY COLLINS. LORENE BREWER ASSIGNS HER KINDNESS AND FRIEND- LINESS T0 ANNA B. MILLARDQ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, WE HAVE HEREUNTO SET OuR HAND THIS I9TH DAY OF MAY IN THE YEAR OF NINTEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY-NINE. A . -K f I l -EIIllE::54 g5g::::::llEQZQ , U0 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY THIS IS QUEERTVERY QUEER-BUT IT WAS I964. WHERE WAS I? THERE WAS A OONOERT HALL. I ENTERED AND FOUND A FAMILIAR FACE STARING AT ME. WHO WAS THE OONDUOTOR OF THIS CONCERT? OF ALL PEOPLE, IT WAS MAXINE GILLUM,AN OLD MAID GONDUGTING A OONOERT MADE UP ENTIRELY OF MEN. I ASKED MAXINE TO SHOW ME A HOTEL, AND WHILE WAITING IN THE LOBBY, WE SAW A STRANGE BUT FAMILAR FACE APPEAR IT WAS MRSGJANET BRASHEAR AND HER TWO BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTERS COMING DOWN THE STAIRS. FROM JANET WE LEARNED OF SARA PAYE. JANET TOLD Us THAT SARA OWNED A BEAUTIFUL HOME AND A BEAUTY SHOPPE, NOT FAR AWAY. STILL WE TALKED OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS. MAXINE BROUGHT UP TI-IE SUB' JEOT OF GOING TO A SHOW. SHE SAID THE CHARACTERS WERE OLD FRIENDS OF MINE. WE WENT TO THE SHOW AND THE FRIENDS WERE ALPHA CAUDILL AND JO ANN BRASHEAR SINGING HI LOvE YOU TRULYU. AFTER THE SHOW WE ALL WENT T0 A DRUG STORE AND WONDERING wHO OWNED THE PLACE, I SAW TWO INTELLIGENT AND LOVELY WOMEN OOME FROM THE MEDICINAL DEPARTMENT. HOW COULD IT BE? THEY WERE MISS BETTY JO CANN AND MISS JANE MOIN- TYRE, BOTH SETTLED AS OLD MAIDS AND HAPPY 0... MY MIND wANDERED T0 THE BOYS I USED TO KNOW. I THOUGHT OF RAY PHIPPS AND OF HIS OAREER. HE WAS CAPTAIN IN THE NAVY AND WAS FOUND WANDERING ABOUT THE SAN DIEGO DOOKS WITH A BLONDE. TALKING OF THE BOYS, WE THOUGHT OF BASHFUL JUNIOR MOINTYRE. MAK- INE TOLD US HE HAD GONE TO HOLLYWOOD TO REPLACE ROY ROGERS IN THE MOvIES AND TO TAKE CARE OF THE WIOOw LEFT BY ROY. ON MY WAY BACK TO KENTUCKY I ASKED MAXINE ABOUT SOME OF THE GIRLS THAT GOT MARRIED DURING THE SENIOR YEAR. SHE SAID THAT PAYE OWNED A NUR- SERY AND HAD FIVE BEAUTIFUL CHILDREN OF HER OWN. LITA WAS PRESIDENT OF THE HOMEMAKER'S CLUB AND WAS TRYING TO FIND A BABY SITTER FOR HER CHILDREN.MAX' INE TALKED OF BUTCH WHITAKER, WHO WAS OISTRIOT SU- PERvISOR OF THE ASAND P. STORES AND WONDERING IF HE SHOULD SELL HIS STOCK IN THE GJNCERN OR BUY MORE. MAXINE BROUGHT UP THE SUBJECT OF A REOENT If gg? Q!g,EQ3'QEE: :QE O65 AND NEW SUITGICAL OPERATION, IN LEXINGTON, PERFORM- ED BY THE SKILLED AND UP'COMING DOCTOR, DON COMBS OF OUR I949 SENIOR CLASS. THIS OPERATION CALLED FOR TWO WELLTTRAINED GRADUATE NURSES. THE HOSPITAL HAD OHOSEN OUR DONNA LEE WHITE AND MARGARET WHIT- AKER, REGISTERED NURSES AT THE SAINT JOSEPH Hos- PITAL. WE EvEN THOUGHT OF OUR BASKETBALL FRIENDS. I REMEMBERED MERVIN COMBS. MAXINE SAID THAT HE WAS COACH OF THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY WILDCATS AND WAS HAPPILY MARRIED TO BOBBY LOU LYTTLE. ON OUR wAY BACK T0 OUR HOTELS, WE SAW A FA- MILIAR FACE CO INTO A STUDIO. IT TURNED OUT T0 BE SAMUEL LEE DAVIDSON THE PROGRAM DIRECTOR OF RADIO STATION WKIC, AT HAZARDB Now WHERE COULD LOUISE CREECH,MANUEL WHITAKER AND CHLOE Q. CAMPBELL BE? MAXINE TOLD ME MANUEL OWNED A BARBER SHOP AT THE MOUTH OF LEATHERWOOD. LOUISE, HAPPILY MARRIED, WAS HEAD USHER AT THE RI- ALTO THEATER AND CHLDE wAS THE FIRST WOMAN IN KEN- TUCKY POLITICS TO BECOME MAYOR OF THE NEw TOwN OF MASONS CREEKB AFTER I HAD DECIDED T0 RETUH4 HOME I WENT BY PLANE, PILOTED BY HARVEY COMES wHO NOW OWNED THE WRIGHT BROTHERS AIRFIELD. I KNEW NOW THAT THE SE- NIOR CLASS OF I948-I949 HAD BEEN, NOT ONLY AN INT- ERESTING CLASS, BUT A SUCCESSFUL ONE. BY LCRENE BREWER TALENT SCOUT OF I964 f '-- J Z-Q .QWQQ ggi Y' V1 1 Juwacfra Fvont- Manor: Gun-bs, Jimmy E.-nzfrvg, Gene Hradevson, Tlylov 'bvaskeaf Second: Mmjpme Adams, Lmrzs Hnlcomb, Gen Bras!-Qemlr 'fa-my Garnett, Gcorqia.ElIe,n Han: 3olabi:Jn.mn Emyle., link Naomi Cometh, Halma. Dunn, ,-QnnHbclIc Nmiavd, yfrqgnza, 'yyuuet Hgnyggtko.. Cometh, Lucille. brc.shucxY, Sava. Thyg Jenn.'n47s, Vffimio. bkashgap fl5'1g,L,gfh 270.51-.e,Q.r mt inf Fatwa. MQIIOE MSMWYYB, 'FI1.NC0mb5, L.1eaD.xon7 JQM Wai-eygl 54,4 Wi-Mtapger, r gl. ... in Yi Q , .-x. 5oPHoMoRe5 Front: PNN Jean Egmbs, Patty Que Cm-bs, Dum. limbs, Second: Bmdis don-at-kd acnghaea. 'Epub-ear, Bavboqa. Na.v,+z,, Pkyliis 'Braskeawg Trmnkre CAmPball, Mlvquc-L Gmudfnl, Na.nc71DixQni uucine Uno. Pm-xnJ I.4o1enc.l-farvey. BQQKI Ei-Hel 'Pruitt' Uulcenio.,'Bro.shzq1, Delano Fmt-LJ IM. Ellzruii-ona Fli Ie-an 'Qdamgl Franceiwflionl Maxine Wk2taKeY, Tvs-I-ina Rsddle, Qlydio. 5-ironfj. A f 3 Rafi: la.1?o.ka.n, su1,f..rc4ua.'n, John' Fevquson JC Gmfum Jimmie Greer GX9 V Luciena Pratt, cdwavd Whit-.al4ev1 , J ' I JUNIOR HISTORY FRESHMEN ARE USUALLY GREEN.WE WERE GREEN- EST OF THEM ALL. EIGHTY THREE GOOD LOOKING FRESHMEN GATHERED INTO ONE Room TEACHER WAS wONDERING WHAT T0 DO WITH ALL OF us, WHEN IN STEPPED PROFESSOR BROWNING, GIVING THE GIRLS A HEARTAGHE BY TELLING THE BOYS THAT HE WOULD BE THEIR HOME ROOM TEACHER, THAT LEFT THE GIRLS BY THEMSELVES. WE DID NOW HAVE TIME TO POWDER OUR NOSES AND GOMB OuR HAIR BEFORE SEEING THE BOYS AGAIN. ELIZABETH BRASHEAR BEGAME PRES- IDENT OF OUR GLASS WITH GENEVIEVE BRASHEAR SECRETARY, WE MET WITH MR. BROWNING AND DREW UP A CLASS CONSTITUTION. OUR NINE MONTHS OF SCHOOL SOON ROLLED AROuND.SATuRDAY NIGHT MARCH 22, WE GAvE A GLASS PARTY. WHEN WE ENTERED OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR, INS- TEAD OF BEING GREEN, WE WERE JUST PLAIN SILLY So THEY SAID. WE HAD A NEW PROFESSOR MR. DREYFUS BRASHEAR, wHO KEPT us AT WORK. WE GOT ALONG WITH MR. BINGHAM BRASHEAR, OUR HOME ROOM TEACHER, FINE, EXCEPT WHEN WE TDRNED OuR LOUD NOISE INTO A ROAR. WE HAD A GLASS PARTY WHICH EVERY ONE SEEMED T0 ENJOY. OuR GLASS HAD THE BEST GROUP OF BASKETBALL PLAYERS IN SCHOOL,OUR I ivy' Xxx HANDSOME BOYS WON THE GLASS TOURNAMENT. WE ARE SO JOLLY IN OuR JUNIOR YEAR THAT I WE THINK ALL THE TEACHERS LIKE US. WE THINK so ALTHOUGH WE GOT A HGOING OVERU FOR BEING LATE FOR ROLL CALL SOMETIMES, WE THINK MR. SMITH LIKES US ALL. HE IS GOOD T0 us AND HAS DONE EVERYTHING HE COULD T0 HELP us TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE BANQUET FOR THE OIGNIFIED SENIORS, wHo WE THINK ARE VERY GOOD BOYS AND GIRLS IALSO THE MARRIED LADIESI, WE HAVE SOLD GHANGES ON A RADIO PHONOGRAPH COMBINATION AND RAISED MON- EY FOR OuR JUNIOR'SENIOR BANQUET. THE SGHOOL PAPER IS PUBLISHED EACH TWO WEEKS BY OUR CLASS AND WE WANT T0 THANK MR, SMITH FOR HIS KIN' DNESS, T0 HELP AND ASK HIS FORGIVENESS FOR HIS GRAY HAIRS. BY JENNY, BOBBY AND ELIZABETH X IL .J K F5 ,J ...J X? Q, ii. .-.-.. if SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY AUGUST I9, I946 WE STARTED OUT AS EIGHTH GRADERS, HAVING THE TIME OF ouR LIFE. OuR HOME ROOM TEACHER WAS MISS JUNETH RDARK. WHILE WRITING HISTORY QUESTIONS ONE MORNING MISS ROARK WAS HIT IN THE BACK WITH A PAPER WAD, OF COURSE IT couLD NEVER HAVE BEEN LIGE, LEDN, OR PAUL wHo WERE THE HBESTU ONES IN ouR CLASS.ALL THROUGH OUR EIGHTH GRADE YEAR ouR TEACHERS SAID WE WERE UNCIVILIZED. So, WE DECIDED TO MAKE UP A PLAY FOR CHAPEL ACTING ouR NORMAL SELVES. AFTER WE HAD GIVEN THE PLAY, MR. BRO' WNING SAID HE WOULD NEVER HAVE RECOGNIZED us HAD WE NOT ACTED so FOOLISH. AT THE BEGINNING ouR OUR FRESHMAN YEAR THE SIXTY OF us WERE SEPARATED INTO TWO ROOMS. WE HAD A VALENTINE AND CHRISTMAS PARTY. PART OF THE FRESHMAN GAVE A DEBATE ABOUT THE CITY AND COUNTRY RoLxs, WHICH EVERYONE ENJOYEDG THIs YEAR STARTED OUT A LITTLE sETTER.THE CLASS BEING ALL TDGETHER. Now BEING MORE ACC- USTOMED T0 THE PERsoNALITY or EACH DTHER, WE ARE BETTER ACQDAINTED, AS A cLAss, WITH ouR TEACHERS. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS IS HWELL OFFH, wI'rH ALL ouR coMEDIANs: LUCILLE QREDD, J. M., AND DELLA, AND THE FAMOUS HWORM TRIDH: NANCY, LUCILLE, AND LDRENE HARVEY, NEITHER MUST UE FORGET ouR OWN JOHN FERGUSON A STAR BASKET- BALL PLAYER AND RAPIDLY COMING UP. WE ARE DISTINGUISHED TO BE HAVING JACK AND EDWARD AS MUTT AND JEFF, AND THE BARBARA, PHYLLIS, AND CONCHITA TRIO, NTHE BIG THREEH. NEW ONES ADDED T0 OUR cLAss THIS YEAR ARE ALLENE ADAMS, LORENE HARVEY, J. M. ELLINGTON, AND BUSTER COUDILL. WE ALL HOPE THAT WE WILL BE PROMOTED TOGETHER THIS YEAR,mAxING THE BEST JUNIOR CLASS IN THE HISTORY or THE VIPER HIGH SCHOOL. BY FRANKIE AND DULCENIA ai X I K ,- CY CJ - 1, 1 ' K Y -2- - Q FA ,,. - X , ,351 :frm S.. s J 1 ,go w 4 5:0 Q' ,,. . ,ig 3, Q 2: ., .gg Q 5? 52,55 I ,wi 3 A, N,.:: ' ' 5 f-X .sc , , .A :v. Lf?f 1 Si ? fl ZS: wiv : wx : I k 5335 ,. J, -' ' 12- -' I l' QUE K 'I , J 1 'Qi N uf . -g 1- X A L .,,-. . Wi Am 3 Qgo . H 4 X rg- itat- Y 1 Y-4 L 5 j AW, ,,,,,,,,,w,,. W , ,W .. , , . P., V ,,,,. -W V .,A.vA ,..,.,.,,,,,,, - f Qs l W Front: Flbuu Rdo-ms, 1-aeelienvy Cwasu, Jevry Bombs, Elmev Qwusaya Neal Cowen: Sm-.ends Lemlene Hmvvny, Bevtha. Havris, Barbara 0nmPbenl1 Betty Jo Llvqle., ?a.+5Y Dortonl, Lucille Ervqle, Lauvline f.oiHum,EvLLnqe1sne Tvdams L.o.von Fevquson. Back: Prank Cayuga., Bubbfa Jean causal, omg Favler, ,Veil Sksvexf, Clam. Jo HoSK3n5l Tosena. Demon, Way Engle, Dillavg Fe.H.ner. r .jf 1- Q- . -m........W, v,... ., . ' , My,.,.,.,,..A ..,... My , .,.,. -W .. . MA., W , , .. ' 'V V W... .V f,...- .. . .. ,,,,,.,.,.M, -ww Y, N.. M., W - .. Q Y 1F-'mutt Syivia. 5+-Lmnr, Betty Svc Keel, 'Barbara K.-aqkt, Iuamto. Kllbgrn. Betty Ran vircsl We vo., Gmitlw, Paks, Ske'PhevdJ Goldie Laewis,'71vcImo. Mffniyre., Gees! T9qg5' Back: Esfher L-yms, Violet SM-ry, Evelyn Tfeyvleids, W-I wands, Nlanios bam'-5, Wudfcy Nelmi, Terny Thorne, Jammy webb, 7?a.nJa1Ph wants. FRESHMEN HISTORY THE FIRST YEAR OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL CAREER OPENED AUGUST 3, I948 ABOUT 67 STUDENTS ENROLLED AS FRESHMEN OF THE VIPER HIGH SCHOOL. SOME OF OUR GROUP COULD NOT BEAR T0 SIT ON THE INSIDE OF FOUR DULL WALLS WHEN THERE WERE So MANY INVITING THINGS ON THE OUTSIDE. THE MASTER MIND OF THOSE WHO HAVE QUIT COULD NOT BE CONTENT' ED WITH THE LITTLE INSIGNIFIOANT THINGS THAT WERE FOUND IN THE SOHOOL ROOM. WHERE ARE THEY TODAY? LOOK INSIDE OUR NEW ATOMIC RADAR FORETELLING DE' VICEQ WHERE ARE THE BOYS? OF THOSE BOYS wHO ARE LEFT, WE FIND FREDDIE ROBINSON AND FRANKLIN CORNETT TAKING THEIR PLACES AMONG THE FIRST TEN OF THE BASKETBALL SQUAD.f THE TEACHERS MIGHT HAvE GAINED A FEW GRAY HAIRS DUE TO WORRYING OvER SOME MIScHIEvouS STU- DENTS, WHO CAME TO SCHOOL ONLY TO HAVE FUN AND MAKE TROUBLE. PERHAPS THE KIND HEARTED TEACHERS WILL REMEMBER THE GOOD THINGS ABOUT Us AND FOR- GET THE MIScHIEvouS STUNTS PULLED, SUCH AS ONE BOY SHOTTING A PAPER wAD AT ONE OF THE TEACHERS BY ACCIDENT THOUGH. TEACHERS MAY SOMETIMES FEEL HARD AT Us AND THINK WE ARE INCAPABLE OF LEARNING BUT WE PROMISE T0 TRY TO MAKE THE BEST OUR OF EVERYTHING. WE MAY BE GREEN HORN FRESHMEN NOW,BUT THERE ARE STILL MANY THINGS FOR US T0 LEARN. WE WERE PROBABLY THE GREENEST GROUP OF FRESHMEN EVER T0 ENTER VIPER HIGH SCHOOLQ FOR AT THE FIRST OF THE SEASON WE HARDLY EVER KNEW IF WE WERE COMING OR GOING. WE NEVER COULD GET TO OUR RIGHT CLASSES WITHOUT THE PRINCIPALIS TELLING US WHERE TO G0. IN CONCLUSION AND IN BEHALF OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS OF I948-I949, WE MAY BE GREENHORN FRESHMEN THIS YEAR, BUT WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD T0 BEING SILLY SOPHOMORES NEXT YEAR. BY AVANIEL SHIVELY LEE HENRY CAUDILLL D' V3 L 5 35 1 I xl wx will X8 ,I QUWQ VAX -t , I ' 4? ' x...,Jf 1, - 1 ,. Cfogxj 'fxxi P'-' ' -ing , 'N IH P F Priamev, First 0-nd Second ?vade. - --Temcher.. Mvs, Zom. H. Smzth I l l 1 , inifd, FOUYfh Ofhd Ff'f'HlC,YG.dL,-. Tgggchgrm Mys' Chalmers Covnett i j f 5zx+h,SaveMh und Eiykih Qrua--- Tdackev.. MVS. Egfgu Mclniyye THE SIXTH, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES, TAUGHT BY MRS, ESTILL MCINTYRE AND MISS FANNIE MORRIS ARE MADE UP OF SIXTEEN IN THE SIXTH, ELEVEN IN THE SEV- ENTH, AND ELEVEN IN THE EIGHTH. Two OF THE EIGHTH GRADE PUPILS, MARY Lou BRASHEAR AND EVELYN LEWIS, HAVE HAD THE DISTINCTION OF HAVING BEEN THROUGH ALL EIGHT GRADES TOGETHER0 ACTIVITIES IN WHICH THE JUNIOR HIGH GRADES PARTICIPATE, ASIOE THE REGULAR SCHOOL PROGRAM ARE: WTHE 4-H CLDBH, FISH AND GAME CLUB, AND BASKETBALL. THE BASKETBALL TEMA IS MADE UP OF MARK BRASHEAR, BILL FERGUSON, DONALD BRASHEAR, DARRELL BRASHEAR, BERTIS HALL AND THE SDBSTITUTESI IN THE BEGINNING MRSQ CORA S. CORNETTIS ROOM GONSISTED OF FITY-SIx PUPILS nJAM'PACKEDn INTO THE SMALLEST ROOM OF THE SCHOOL, KNOWING THAT THIS WAS AN ALL IMPORTANT GROUP, JUST IN THE MAKING, THERE WAS A FEELING THAT MucH MORE SPACE WAS NEEDED OR PERHAPS NOT SO MANY PUPILS, FINDING THIS TO BE OF NO AVAIL IMMEDIATE PLANS WERE MADE TO CARE FOR THE NEXT BRANCH OF THIS EVERGROWING TREE. EVER GROWING TREE? YES, THATIS THE IDEA, AND FAR THE REMAINDER OF THIS WRITE-UP A COMPARISON WILL BE MADE OF OUR SELVES TO THIS EVER GROWING TREE. THE PASSING FROM THE PRIMARY ROOM WILL BE CAL- LED THE BEGINNING OF THIS TREEB IT HAS GROWN FROM A SMALL SEED TO A SHRUB WITH THE FIRST THREE OR FOUR BRANCHES ALREADY ON. IT WILL ONE DAY BE A FULL FLEDGED TREE. THE BRANCHES ARE BEING ADDED STEP BY STEP MAY THERE BE NO BROKEN SHRUB OR TWIG. THERE ARE FORTYTTWO IN THE ROOM OF MRS. ZOLA SMITH, TWENTY FIVE IN THE FIRST AND SEVENTEEN IN THE SECOND. THIS ROOM GAVE A CHRISTMAS PLAY HSANTA HAS THE MEASLES.U THE RJOM HAS GIVEN TWO PARTIES THIS YEAR-- A HALLOWEEN PARTY AND VALENTINE PARTY. SOME OF THE FIRST GRADE CHILDREN ARE STILL STRIVING T0 WRITE ON THE LINES OF THEIR PAPER.THEY ARE ALSO HAVING A HARD TIME WRITING THEIR NUMBERS, SOME STILL LIKE T0 TURN THEM UP SIDE DOWN AND HCROSS WAYSH. K d , if X I vo. O Q f K .7 I 067 .Q r' Q: 4! 'H f A .NM ,bM..r-vm A-153 ,Q 4-1 S ln 717 u fiqf., 'f 'X S1 f4f'1'1x S55 f Q K, Fed 1- l f '4--1-1 CLIUB-md I I M W Nh, ,,.. ..-,. 4 Q as 5 ..ff '. ,.-- ' . 4 -. s,9 X-5 ' A . ,. ., N - , f .,-iAsf'w1-xfR'vw14fe'--'.x Flrst. Raw: Camel Wdmms, Tuck Ervqle, non Bmsheav, 'Blum Holland, clydg Gawi21l,0-51111 'Roll'-AS, Hamm Lewigjiv., Tfiolmvd Urasheox, Tfmu ?'5vashe.n.vQ Gusszm Braskeoxf, YDUHHL woods. .Second Rus: 'Dames Gamba, wymma. smieh, Clararena, Hun, mgvegars Brahsheawl 'Phgngp B'lS 9-'li Npvmniban Hoi-Kms, Paulina HDSKSHSI yvonne. Enqle, Helen Lfewrsy Norma., Gran: ON-abs, t5eH-Y To Qorneffl Mag Susan l-lan, figmldl, 'Baclfl 'HDL-,eft 12554-,.,efA Third 'Rout Mis. Clnalmef5 Qanrleffl Elizakelh Gorng-H-J 1954-471 Hbszczng -pumfg -Dreygus Bmskear! Donna. 'Bvaskenxf Lena Lypng, Emma, Eavl Smxahf Yvonne Q,wd5HI -gdhlv, -gem, Ewqlef -DWVWH T?V0f'l'Cf'-K Vdllricio. Eraslsear. 'J '7 , , N - kglirfgrlxi, LVM-r+na. Dygi Grays lgrfams! NovHma Jean Carneftjkucsllg gL,4,pm,,,,2,15H glnnki ' VL, ffffyfi T0-5 eaf -CXYQ To obklil-15 76 'Q y, lf 'Q f. + - J Syashmu, whims BZQSACLU. I nn, ms eq, 11 sy Dov on, Conclnta.: Twlton f' ,fm . , LLXL 'S X Q Z. lf'Jx'.0 bf 1- M525 f' 5' ' ' Ax 3 , ' Q1 im, H+ X -f Q iw X: Az lf in . l...J H, i t 1 I f r ' ' , l '. f ' ' Y Q, . 4 l . Charlie. Hall J... - 1.1 4aH CLUB THIS YEAR IN 4-H CLUB HAS BEEN AN INTERESTING ONE AS WELL AS A PROFITABLE 0NE. WHEN IT WAS START' ED THE CLUB WAS A VERY SMALL ONE WITH FEW AcTIvI- TIES. BUT BY ENDEAvoRING AND PUTTING oUR TALENTS AND ABILITIES INTO PROJECTS OF COOKING, SEWING, GAN- NING, PIG RAISING, GARDENING, AND OTHER PROFITABLE ACTIVITIES IT HAS CROWN INTO Nl ACTIVE CLUB. LAST YEAR THE CLUB HAD A GROUP wHo FOLK- DANGED AT THE CDUNTY FAIR. THIS GROUP WON A TRIP TD QUICK' SAND WHERE THEY AGAIN SHOWED THEIR ABILITIES. MRS. CHALMER CORNETT QTHE CLUB LEADER, HELPED GIRLS MAKE SANDwIcHES AT BALL GAMES T0 AcHIEvE MONEY FOR A FUTURE CLUB HDUSE. THIS YEAR SOME or THE YOUM GER MEMBERS HAVE BEEN SELLING SEEDS TO AGQUIRE A CLUB SEWING MACHINE. THE CLUB PRESIDENT, BOBBIE JEAN ENGLE, IS ALso CDUNTY PRESIDENT, OUR MOTTO IS ULEARN TO D0 BY DOINGU oUR MEMB- ERS ARE ABIDING BY THIS MDTTD WHICH IS HELPING THEM T0 DEVELOP INTO STRONGER AND MORE LOYAL CITIZENS or AMERIGA. -If X xs- if I E7 X IS U67 ATSLAM , 7.ffF QFT-'J3,,V I'!E H M yjgav- A I 'W'-H-1--.. C N l ,. FISH AND GAME CLUB THE FISH AND GAME CLUB OF THE VIPER HIGH SOHOOL IS HEADED av THE FOLLOWING! JIM WALTERS , PRESIDENTQ MANUEL WHITAKER, VICE-PRESIDENT! AND MER- VIN COMES, SECRETARY AND TREASURER. OTHER MEMBERS INCLUDE LEE DIXON, FREDDIE ROBINSON, BILL FERGUSON, JOHN FERGUSON, HARVEY COMES, DON COMES, RAY PHIPPS, ROY ENGLE, J. M. ELLINGTDN, WILLIAM MCINTYRE, MARK BRASHENY, TAYLOR BRASHEAR, J.C.IGILLUM, JIMMY ENGLE, SAMMY LEE DAvIOsON, MORTDN COMES, ALVIN COMES, DON BRASHEAR, DARRELL BRASHEAR, AUBREY BRANSON, BUSTER CAUDILL, EUGENE 'PRATT, JIMMY COLLINS, AND EDWARD WHITAKERG THE PURPOSE OF' THE CLUB IS T0 TEACH ITS MEM' aERs SPORTSMANSHIP AND THE NECESSITY OF PRESERVING OUR WILD GAME AND FISH. PRACTICAL METHODS OF HUNTING AND FISHING ARE TAUGHT AND THE MEMBERS GAIN EXPERI- ENGE ev ACTUALLY PARTICIPATING IN RIFLE AND CASTING MATCHES. LAST SUMMER JOHN FERGUSON WON A FIRST PLACE IN A CASTING MATCH AT HAPPY HOLLOW. HE LATER ENTER- ED THE STATE CASTING MATCH IN LOUISVILLE AND won A PRIZE IN ITU OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE cLUa DURING THE PAST YEAR HAVE INCLUDED A HPOSSUMH HUNT ANO PARTICIPATION IN THREE RIFLE MATCHES. fe 9 II I 'I 33 Axe' +G K 2 X KI I ,I K ,- in 8.1 C7 CJ 2 f' 1 f:..5l9..3fU 1-7-1 s 5 if E 3 E VI PER GREENHORNETS FNS! Few: Lee. Dixon, MarK Bvaf.he.a.r, Alvin Combs, glabra Fav7usoN, Boyle! l C.a.uJiIl,-.- Manager. Sane. Hndeyson. Bo.cK 'Bevan C1oach-ABsn9l-nam ,Bvaslaeug Frank Garnett, STM Walters, L' Hauvey Combs, Fveaay Robinson, Manuel yyhaeaxar I 1 l f ..f W I I CJ-eevleaJeYs1 Gan B-w.shea.r, UBANN Brosheo-15 Maxme YWWHIKHZ 'Danni LU- WMM: I 4' ,. Yi JY Yi 1 Y tb L- axe EXC J-J GREEN HORNETS B948-I949 THIS YEAR THE HDRNETS HAVE TURNED IN A GOOD SEASONVS RECORD, WINNING THE FIRST FOUR GAMES AND ADDING TU THIS T0 TOTAL, AT THE END OF THE SEASON, SIXTEEN vIcToRIES AND TWELVE DEFEATS. DU- RING THE I949 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AT Vlcco THEY wERE OFF T0 A GOOD START WINNING THE FIRST GAME ovER BUCKHORN HIGH BY SIXTEEN POINTS. FDL- LOWING THIS GAME THE HORNETS MET WITH THE HAZARD BULLDDGS BY WHOM THEY WERE BADLY DEFEATED. THE FINAL GAME TURNED OUT WITH HAZARD WINNING ovER Vicco FOR THE DISTRICT GHAMPIDNSHIP. THE GREEN HORNETS CAPTAIN, JIMMY WALTERS, WAS PLACED ON THE ALL DISTRICT TOURNAMENT TEAM. ' THE BUYS WHO BROUGHT HOME THIS RECORD ARE AS FOLLOWS! ' JIM WALTERSHJUNI0R'CAPTAlNTSCORED A SEASON'S 362 POHNTS GIVING HIM HIGHEST SCORING OF THE 54TH DISTRICTS MANUEL WHITAKERTSENI0R'DEPENDABLE IN ANY OF THE THREE POSITIONS GUARD, CENTER, AND FORWARD. HARVEY CDMSS-SENIDR-ALL A ROUND sooo PLAYER ON THE TEAM'ALWAYS READY WITH NEEDED POINTS. JOHN FERGUSON-SDPHDMDRE-AN EXCELLENT BALL HANDLER AND FLOOR MAN-MADE ALL DISTRICT IN HIS FRESHMAN YEARS ALVIN COMBSHJUNIOR-MOST IMPROVED PLAYER ON THE TEAM-ALWAYS READY WITH NEEDED POINTS. BUSTER CAUDILL'SOPHOMORE'EXCELLENT DEFENSIVE GUARD AND ALWAYS READY WHEN HE IS NEEDED. MERVIN COMBSHSENIOR-AN OUTSTANDING PLAYER UNTIL HE wAs FORCED T0 LEAVE BECAUSE OF LEG INJU- RIES BN THE I947-I948 SEASONS FREDDIE ROBINSON'FRESHMAN-A FAMOUS LEFT HAN- DED SHORT ARTIST AND DANGEROUS T0 THE DPPDSIN: TEAM ON REBOUNDS. LEE DIXONHJUNl0R'SPEClALIZES IN THE ONETHAND PUSH SHOT NND HITS CONSTANTLYS FRANK CORNETT-FRESHMAN-RESERVE CENTER wHo IS IMPROVING GREATLY IN EACH GAME-wILL BE DANGEROUS IN FUTURE YEARSS MARK BRASHEAR-SEVENTH GRADE-A NEw GDMER T0 THE FIRST TEAM'EXCELLENT GUARD wHo WILL SEE A LOT , 7 I or ACTION DURING COMING SEASONS. THE HORNETS ARE PROUD or GENE ANDERSON, MAN- AGER, WHO HAS SHOWN CAREEUL MANAGEMENT or THE TEAM DURING THIS SEASON, MANY TIMES DURING THE I948-I949 SEASON THE HORNETS WERE KEPT IN THEIR GAMES BY THE EXCELLBW CHEERINC LED BY JOANN BRASHEAR, MAXINE WHITAKER, GENEVIEVE BRASHEAR, AND DONNA LEE WHITE. THE OUT GOING MEMBERS OF THE SQUAD ARE GRATEFUL TO COACH BINGHAM BRASHEAR AND PRINCIPAL DPEYFUS BRASHEAR FOR THEIR MANY KINDNESSES THROUGH THE YEARSQ - - SCORES AND SCHEDULE . WE THEY HARDBURLY 40 23 BUCKHORN 35 3I LEATHERWOOD 37 I9 ROBINSON 53 37 BEREA' 3I 32 KINGSTON 40 34 ST, ROBINSON 4I 50 CCMBS 4I 48 MANCHESTER 34 3I CARR CREEK 40 45 FIRST CREEK 47 42 BEREA 3I 34 JACKSON 40 45 VICco 58 36 JACKSON 44 42 CORDIA 64 30 ST. ROBINSCN 40 38 HINDMAN 3I 66 MANCHESTER 55 56 BUCKHORN' 54 37 LEATHERWOOD 29 3I CCMBS 36 5I FIRST CREEK 64 28 ROBINSON 6l 46 MARTIN 4s 5l VIcco 48 47 CARR CREEK 40 48 HINDMAN 34 6I BY MERVIN COMBS JIMMIE WALTERS X , f I X I, .2 7 Cy 65 F WHO PP fo, fx wi ' ,, ABQ wg 36 Sl CXQLQQCXJQL ,., gxgzl-1 5 vmfh yi? , QQ J-Q byaiuvgbyi , 'w.,g New 9.5 K x WZYQEM Liv Wei fx ii ,Q i333 QQ 1' Q qw? QQQQQPQGWQQW iw QQ Q Wfawf Q 4' z fgQazQ MQ W 'Agia' W'w ff?2 21532 f 42 Q ' gp 0 4' 2 ff' ,-f f 'X Sf QQ f 3558 52'5',.,3f xk,ggf, Q45 A -' - 3 y. , , ml sf I +15 I .Qi L ..., , ,L wif +741-rf' 4+ + i X fi? .xi 2 lglkk 'K . Z' 3559 BILL k . X f ki? . Q - X1- gwflww My ,ff yrU,a' aufdi 'I w 7rw61,',4W'UJ7!rZfV'Ma M af121fdf7572'ff,1yuZi4,a aww ov W0 AMQ,,,6,LwL I 42,-'f'f'L Wfjw M207 ' 9I Z ?++++++Z' 'f .--' i 5'+4 ! !'+'5-'i'-Z ! 5 E !-'i'+'!'405''i 5 i I''i ! ! Z i l 5 l ! ! I i 3 i Z I'4: 'I' 'ini- r'i E 5- 4 E ! 2 i ' 'l--i i i i 5 5 i-+'! i i !' COMPLIMENTS OF ,ff-fs ' gi A 5 .1. uv.-as' His. ' may '-332155 Johnson Funeral Home glvp ' H d K P Zh.-c - - 'ings x'-215212 I,- Sf: azar 1 Y. . I swnmm immjww. Telephone 656 C C i ' Hazard, Ky. NORMAN COMBS COMPLIMENTS OF General Merchandise Standard CHARLES RUSSELL Gas and Oil Products Phone 831F3 A Jeff, Ky. COMPLIMENTS OF Hazard Loan Company, inc. Fresh and Cured Meats W. F. HALL Bess W. Zoellers, Mgr , General Merchandise Phone 710 Jeff, Ky. Hazard, Ky. COMPLIMENTS OF Joe Greer Funeral Home FOUTS DRUG CO. Professional Pharmacists Hazard, Ky. an M- 0:-ww:-zwznznza rink' v'i i 'r'i'-l E ! i 5 Z i i i 5 Z ' ,Quo 4 o '2 :2 ! i 'r'5 5 I'cZ ?'! ! i 5 !'-! 'r'5 ' 3? If 'f- 'Q' -P' 3? ii .f. 35 'Z' fl iff IZ' -if ffl ji' -Q '?' 5 :gt .E. 'S' 'f' -v 'S' .,4..g. 'if 25? 405' ':Q'4 ! '! Z'-! !'-!-'i ! i'-Z ! ! ! i'4 ! ! !'-T rf' '! ! ! 5 l-'I-+'! i l'+'!-'!- ! Z l' '5- 5 ENGLE FLORIST 81 i COMPLIMENTS OF HALLNAP'S FUNERAL HOME Men's Wear Hazard, Ky- Hazard, Ky. I COMPLIMENTS OF For Portraits of Distinction Fox STUDIOS 3 J. J. Newberry Co. High St. Phone Grand 63-l Hazard, Ky. . Hazard, Ky. COMPLIMENTS OF Lothair Service Station HAL COONER STUDIO Luther Nantz, Mgr. Arcade Bldg. Hazard, Ky. Lothair, Ky. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Double Cola Bottling Works DON'S Lulu Flavors Phone 174 A Hazard, Ky. Hazard, Ky. 'I' ' P+ 'bid' f l f' 4' 'I l ! i l-'l 5 i'-i i'4 l l-'l'+'l 'I'444'? +4+++H4+H+P++Z+++++?H: gg -za-1-+ 4 ++++++++ +++++++++i+' After Graduation Use Little Princesa Flour for All Your Baking MOUNTAIN WHOLESALE COMPANY Lothair, Kentucky Have a Coke New Hazard Furniture Co., Incorporated Everything for the Home Phone Main 396 Hazard, Ky. f Smart Frocks for Juniors Nice Apparel for Women FRENCH STYLE SHOPPE Mrs. M. E. French, Owner and Manager Main Street Hazard, Ky. When you want an Education Go to Viper High School When you Want Anythilig to Wear, Eat, or Feed, Go To JOHN ADAMS STORE Jeff, Ky. COMPLIMENTS OF S. H. Linden Distributing C0 Phone 134 Hazard, Ky. BIBLE'S MARKET 121 Main Street Hazard, Ky. Every Day Low Prices- Every Day ++H++ 6+4+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++46++++++++++++++++ 'Z' Zi 'Z' 37 I i 3 E 2 'Q' -5' I i 33 'S' 't' Zi' -E' l-'i i !'+'i0!' : ' .L 3 .Q- COMPLIMENTS OF FARMER MOTOR CO. Hazard, Ky. Divew Wilieys Jeeps 'Trucks Station Wagon lst Grade Repair Service Wrecker Service Day or Nite Phones Grand 298 Night Main 134 MAJOR'S Buy Your Westingh u A l' n ' t Hazard, Ky. o se pp ia ces a MIN IARD'S Cornettsville, Ky. PERRY MOTORS COMPLIMENTS OF Studebaker A FRIEND SALES and SERVICE Napier Electric Service N. Main St. Phone 658 H. E. Hurst W. B. Johnson I 3-'5 I ! i i !4'+i i l P'! I !'-i--l Z-i- I'+'!'+'i i-+++'!'+++++-i-+'! Residence and Commercial Wiring Appliances, Repairs, Supplies Route 15 Phone 831-E12 Jeff, Ky. +'P!++'! P+'!'+'!'4'! P+'Pi I'i'4'9'l i'4-!'++'?++Z I' E ff. .g. Zi: 2 3 er 4' .HI 4'-! ?+'I' + , .5..g..j.,:..3,.g.. COMPLIMENTS OF MAGGARD - BLAIR 8z GARRETT FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service East Main Street Telephfme 551 Hazard., Kentucky COMPLIMENTS OF CITIZENS STATE BANK Friendly Conservative Growing Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1 SOME ONE HAS SAID I wish I had someone to take over all my insurance worries. What about my obligations to the public? Suppose I should have a loss tonight. To Whom would I go? The answers to these questions are solved when you call or see GARNETT INSURANCE AGENCY Sam or Jim Garnett 407 East Main Street Garnett Building Telephone 326 Hazard, Kentucky ALGOMA BLOCK COAL CO., IN C. Miners and Shippers - Lothair, Kentucky Q , I-'i P'i-'i ! I 5'-EUS' 'ENE' 'i I Q 5 5 E I 5 E 5 i i 4'+'5'! I' 'A++ 'vi'-2 i 5 5 5 !'-i i !'+'i ! i 5 E ! 5 i 5 ! i i i'++'i i i i i--i' 'P 'f' + if + I 3: -1- 3 if 'Q' :ff -5' 32 i 32 i +25 ' 'E ! ! I ! i 5M! '5 i'+'r'i !4-205'-I' ' +'I'-'v'5'-! i !- Z 2' .. E: .s. .g.. T-+4-++++'!-+++ 'l i ! !'-! !-'! l ! i ! l !'++-I 'Z'- SENIORS - NOW YOU CAN LOOK FORWARD TO MORE LEISURE AND LESS WORK THE MODERN WAY-- THE ELECTRIC WAY Kentucky 8: West Virginia Power Co. INC. H azar d, Kentucky i ss Good Luck Grads p l COMPLIMENTS OF HOBBS MOTOR SERVICE Chevrolet - Cadillac A FRIEND Hazard, Ky. B O 0 S T E R S DR. K. N. SALYER Hazard Compliments of A, FRIEND Hazard Compliments of SAM COMBS, Circuit Clerk Hazard' Compliments of PRENTISS BAKER, County Clerk Hazard Compliments of GREEN HOLIDAY, Sheriff Hazard DENNIS DIXON, Gordon's Fresh Potato Chips :'-s-'1-':f-1--1-':-:-4-+':f-e--:f-z-'s-z-z-s-:-:--1-1- -Swv +444 +++++++++++++++++++++6 ++++++++++4?+++++++f++ COMPLIMENTS OF The Peoples Bank COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Feltner's Department Store Box 682 The Kenmont Coal Co. A Hazard, Ky. Powell - Hackney Grocery Co. BEGLEY DRUGS Wholesale Distributors Lexington Cream Flour Hazard, Ky. Phone 199 Phone 366 , Hazard, Ky. +6??++' ?+++ ++4+++++++++++?+++++4+?+++++++++++++++++++++ E' +++4 A rr-H . XM , - . -Annu ,AJ I- ..,. N , N. 1 --.. . H Y ... Q -, ., -- s , A, -.