Whitesville High School - Yearbook (Whitesville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1949 volume:

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A. 1, 2, 3, 4 EUGENE EMBRY Breeches Basketball 7, 8, l, Z, 3, 4: All Regional 1, Z: Captain 1, Z All Invitational Tournament Team 4: Play Z, 3, 4: Glee Club l, Z, 4: Vice-President 2 Class Reporter Z .TONNINE MATTOX Shorty Fordaville High School 1, Z, 3 Pep Club 4: Play 4: Librarian 1, Z, 3: Class Will 4: Treasurer 3: 4-H l, 2 OPAL JONES F. H. A. l, 2, 3: Pep Club 1, Z, 3, 4 Pep Club President Z: Secretary 4 Play 3 BILLY M. HOWARD Muscles F. F. A. 1. Z. 3, 4: Treasurer 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Play 4 I4 ROBERT STEWART KELLEY Bobby F. F. A. l, Z5 Vice-President L , President Z3 Play 3: Chorus .4 ' Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4 MARGARET HAYNES Glee Club 1, Z, F. H. A. l, Z, 3, 4 Reporter 4: Play 3: 4-H Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Secretary 33 President 4 Pep Club l, Z, 3, 45 Class Reporter Z, Salutatorian DELORES HENDRICKSON Cookie Central High School, Evansville 1 Danville High School Ullinoilf Z F. H. A. 3, 4: Historian 4: Pep Club 1, 3, 4, Play 3, 4: Class Poem 4 BOBBY JOE GREEK 4-H Club lg F. F. A. Z, 3, 4 Sentinel 4: Pep Club 1, Z, 3, 4 Chorus 4 J. D. EWAN Ateba1.l Basketball 1, Z, 3, 45 F. F. A. 1, Z, 4: Play 45 Chorus 45 Softball 3, 4: 4-H Club 1, Z JEAN PATTON F. H. A. l, 2: Glee Club l, Z Pep Club l, Z, 3, 43 Play 4 Class Reporter 3 BOBBY JACKSON F.F. A. I, Z, 3,4 Secretary 1, Z, 3, 4 Play 3, 4 DONALD CATRON F. F. A. l, Z, 3,4 CHARLOTTE NORRIS ' 'Blondie' ' Pep Club l, Zg Cheerleader 3, 4 F. H. A. 1, Z, 35 C 1, Z, 35 Vice-Presi lass President dent 4: 4-H Club 1, Z, 3, Chorus 1, Z. 3, 4 Phy 3, 43 F. H. A., Historian 3 Vice-President Z THERESA HICKS CRAIG Pat F. H. A. 1, Z, 3, 4: Glue Club l, Z, 43 Pep Club l, Z, 3, 4: 4-H 1, Z, 3, 4g Vice-President 4 LOUIS JONES Boone Play 3: F.F.A. 1. Z. 3. 4: Treasurer 2, 3: Glee Club 1, Z, 4: Basketball Chu President 4 1, Z, 3,4 DEALES EVANS IR. Greek Manager Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4 F. F. A. 1, Z3 Play 3, 4 16 ARTHUR BARTLEY ox Tw Basketball Manager 1 Basketball Z, 3, 4 F. F. A. l, Z, 4 F F A Sentinel l 4-H l MARILYN MILLER Lewis County High School l, Z President Pep Club 3, 45 Vice- President Class 35 Chorus 4 Valedictorianp D. A. R. Good Citizen JUANITA HUFF Nita F. H. A. l, Z, 35 Glee Club l, Z, 4 Play 3, 43 Class Secretary- Treasurer 3: Pep Club 1, Z, 3, 4 4 H 1 Z 3' Class Reporter 4 WILLIAM KEITH PROBUS Bill - Basketball Z, 3, 43 Softball 3, 4 V ' Play 4: F. F. A. 1,2 af3f 641f'u gffiv X if M255 Q My Do lvfgg Y Louis :ml eral wx Q -uv bl 3 '5 fx? K, Q u M, ,Y w Q Kaviljn. :Tian bohniq, 4 4 Tanning C k8Yl01'l'g Bills, H. Dealet hnqpvef G' U53 Tackvovx Thefegg 60551702 Y kbs, K . Efeegkes Noraillon 18 11 3 s ' ,l.g'k'5: L iitggwi, fi' A F , .5 f is f pf' yff' LN iq I 4' sf T 1-.J A , iii, . Xi, fb. ! Q 5 X A' 5 sq QL Q' fh .gf X ':!,. , . 9 r x 5 N - 'I' sw' .V A I X, 1, . is K . Q 1 N: ig ,N X I 01- . , -3-' f' ' . xv- ' 37 sg . U , 'Y ,A , QQ A ' 'jf , I ' -Q 1 ' A, ev '- E jf , W 2 -:S 3, . 9 R 1 V .:, . . LK I ' , A i - Q, 7' .. M ,M lv E , , L, .5 I .' xviffvw 5 1- , W. ' ky K I '.. J,'xQgsZ.,,,' A fy , W I V 19 . ,xr S , 3 M, SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY For reasons unkown, the task of unfolding the future of the Senior Class was be- stowed on my shoulders, and although it calls for deep meditation, it was definitely not because of a lack of intelligence on my classmen's part. The author claims no authenticity in the following prophecyg offering it only as a figment of his imagination acquired while trying to conjure a vision of the future. At first I saw only clouds and sky ----- endless space. Then the vision cleared as does water after a pebble is dropped, and I noted a large crowd of people, -------- and of all things ------- an archangel. lt was then that I realized where we were. We were approaching the Gates of Heaven. The archangel turned to the crowd advancing the Golden Gates, Why, good people, have you all came at once? Deales Evans, noted debator, stepped forward through the pillow like foam of the cloud and spoke for the group. We are the class of 1949 from Whitesville High School, he replied. We were holding our 50th class reunion. Opal Jones and Delores Hendrickson prepared a lunch for us, and we all came right up. Here is our class roll. Yes, indeed there are some famous names here, said the archangel. Yet, often the first shall be last and the last first. Each of you must tell what you have done to gain entrance to heaven. You ---- uh ---- Deales Evans, what have you done? I? Why I've argued against a certain political party for over 60 years. Pass in. And what have you done, Billy Howard? I was agricultural representative in Washington from Kentucky. But we don't allow agricultural experts any moreg they criticize the conditions here. However, if you promise not to cause any trouble, you may enter. What was your greatest achievement, Eugene Embry? I don't remember. Oh yes, I raised a mustache. I wrote a book of recipes, cut in Opal Jones. Shall I read one to you? No, no, replied the archangel hastily. Go on in. What have you done to deserve heaven, Bobby Greer? 1 started on a shoestring and built a billion dollar industry in Kentucky. Pass on. What have you done to be deserving, Billy Probus? Why J. D. Ewan and 1 did excellent work in school, and yet were contented with whatever grades they chose to give us. Pass in, said the archangel, though he looked rather dubiously at J. D. Jonnine Mattox, called the archangel scratching his head. Z0 Oh yes, I know you. Sometimes when the earth was about 5 billion miles away. I've heard you yelling for some fellow by the name of Bob. But, protested Professor Delores Hendrickson, the earth never comes closer than 5,016,783,102 miles, to be exact. To be sure, smiled the archangel. What about you, Marilyn Miller? I became president of a college, and l made Theresa Hicks Economics Head, and Jean Patton Physical Director. Pass in. Charlotte Norris, what have you done? I've endured Louis Jones's temperamental ways for 4? years. He's president of the Farmers' Union you know. Then you have earned your reward, said the archangel. Nora Ellen Greer, called the archangel. I became the first woman vice-president of the United States. QVice-presidents should be seen and not heardl. Bobby Kelley was made Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and Juanita Huff was made Postmaster General, as she was experienced in handling the M-A-L-E-S Kmailj. Pass on, said the archangel. Donald Catron, he called. But there was no response. Frank Moseley and Don slipped in while no one was looking, yelled Arthur Bartley, champion world wrestler. Oh, dear, groaned the archangel, That's the third time this month. Wasn't there another member of this remarkable class, -- ---yes, yes, a Margaret Haynes. Oh, yes, came the reply from the group. She's supervising our burial next week. Being a Professor of Toxicology, fexpert on poisons, she saved herself you know. Robert Jackson Z1 1949 SENIOR CLASS POEM By Delores Hendrickson The Senior Class of '49 Reminisces time after time. We remember those days at W. H. S., Always knowing our teachers knew best. There we learned our P's and Q's The three R's and who was who. I'll name them off and go down the line To the reminder of olden times. Billy Howard with head thrown high, Curly black hair, and dark, dark eyesg Louis whom everyone knew By the wad of gum he always chewed, Charlotte Norris, who was his running mate, If Louis wasn't there, Charlotte was late, Jean, her glasses painted in style, And Margaret with her winning smile. Now in every class must be An artist with talent from the family tree, The one who had this gift displayed Was Marilyn Miller, our artistic maid. Jonnine, who was as small as an elf, Was the very image of herself, Nora Ellen with her flashing white teeth, Opal whom all the boys were crazy to meet. They say the tall are worldly and wise, So J. D. was our wonderful guy. Now who is the little one, so frail and small? Why that's Bobby Jackson, the mightiest of all. And the one with the curly blonde hair, you ask Bobby Joe Greer, alack and alas! Oh.such a beauty and boy what class Juanita Huff, the black-haired lass. He'1l give her rings and treasures of pearls, From Donnie to Michele, his very best girl. S-H-H! Sh! Quiet! Kel1ey's in there. The brains are at work: don't venture near. Oh gosh, oh gee, what a bashful guy! When the girls gaze at Frank, they utter a sigh. Here are your reducing pills, now be sure To take them, Deales, to be as you were. She flashed her rings, hither and yon, Theresa got hitched when December came on. Hercules, the man with muscles abound, But we don't need him when Arthur's around. Billy Keith here, Billy Keith there, Johnny on the spot, but girls beware! Come on, Embry, make that pass, Your fame is here, so make it last. Now who is she, just inquire within. That's Delores, the gal with the grin. Gee what a figure at that age. Ah, Mrs. Bowman, what grace. ZZ But seriously tho, they're all great guys The school, the teachers for them we have strived To attain the utmost. In what life may hold, Our joys, our happiness, our dreams untold, To them we give our thanks, tho small. All through the years we'll remember them all, The great, the grand, the big and small. But dear to our hearts W. H. S. The school we love, the grandest -- the best. 1949 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY By Nora Ellen Greer In the year of '45 twenty-four green freshmen entered high school with high hopes for the future, with Miss Wilcox as their sponsor. However we were not able to keep this number long. In our sophomore year, with Miss Strong as our sponsor, we lost Marilyn Westerfield, Mildred Sharp, Delores Hendrickson and Lewis Hamilton, leaving twenty sophomores to struggle for the high honor of senior-ty. But losing these four did not dampen our spirits for the next year. We floated around in a cloud of dreams for the remainder of the year. Imagine we were going to be upper classrnen! 3 ! The juniors of '47 gained four new members to their class, respectively, Norma Keown, Mildred Sharp, Delores Hendrickson, Marilyn Miller and William Ratliff, this making a total of twenty-three with Mrs. Bowman as our sponsor. At last we attained our goal. Seniors, and how proud we were of this title! Even so we could not keep this total record long. We lost Mildred Sharp, Norma Keown and William Ratliff, but gained .Tonnine Mattox from Fordsville. Now we had a-class for any sponsor to be proud of -- twenty-two bright-eyed seniors, experienced in the life of school. We had struggled hard these long four years, and coming out on top, we were happy of this achievement. Mrs. Bowman may not have been so happy or proud to be our sponsor as we were to have her but, I know that all the seniors will agree that Mrs. Bowman has been the best ever. All through the years we will remember the courage, as well as the encouragement she gave to boost us upward. 23 LC! 94,3 SENIOR ACTIVITIES The biggest, big events in our Senior year.began with the day our class rings came. September 24 we all tried them on, and much to our surprise -- it's unusual they say -- the rings fit! September Z8 we all went to town in the rain to get ads for the annual. We had lunch at .Tay's. Everyone was happy but dripping. It all went on the expense account. We went to Owensboro to get senior pictures made and while in town we walked down to the river to see the LCI that was docked there for Navy week. There were sailors on the boat. November 6 was the class rurnmage sale. It was a lot of fun though it wasn't what we had expected. It seems other people aren't as interested in our going to Washington as we. November 15 was the potluck community supper, thanking the county board for the new gym. It was dedicated November 9 and the first game was played that night. The Senior-sponsored Fall Festival was November 24. Even though our Opal Jones was not elected queen, we weren't too disappointed because the Festival certainly paid off. The senior candidate for king, .T. D. Ewan, was elected however. Thursday, December Z3, the class went to Mrs. Bowma.n's for a party. We con- sumed a huge supper including fried chicken, oysters and three kinds of cake. We had three special guests who seemed to enjoy being seniors again. After opening the gifts, we went caroling in the neighborhood. There was plenty of mistletoe but it seemed to have lost its charm -- for almost everyone. The Monday following Christmas vacation we set the date for our production of The Adorable Imp. From then until January 21 all the cast could think of nothing but play -- play and more play. And we don't mean ping-pong. We sometimes wished it had been. Everyone was glad to see January 13 and 14 gone. No one likes semester tests -- not even Seniors. The class ran the concessions during the Invitational Tournament. The Senior whiz, Breeches Embry, was selected on the all-tournament team. Trying to get the annual out by the deadline had us all in a dither for the final week. We plan to take our Senior trip to Washington D. C. It will probably be a week the mid-part of April. We all look forward with -- uh - regret -- to graduation from Whitesville High School. Marilyn Miller 25 SMILE EMBRY SMILE A as 'WVR ff 5 LAZINESS HUBA-HUBA GIRL 1 SCHC RING HAPPY BIG BOY EMBARRASSING MOMENT LONE RANGER AM AZ ON SCI-ICRSL GANG A - AMBITIOUS 1 26 Dear Classmates, I offer no apologies for the state of mind which I am in and have gradually been driven to ever since I began my high school career. But I do want to apologize to you, classmates, for not helping to hold up the standard of the class. I could have been an A student too if I had flattered the teachers and bought them off as you no doubt have done. But I entered school with the idea that study and only study would get you grades, and that is what I've done. You think I'm a grumbler--well just who wouldn't grumble? This school -- the lunch room -- these teachers -- the disrespect shown the seniors. The county board waited until I was out of school before they built us a gym. No doubt coaches from many colleges would have been flocking here to get me to play on their team if I had had a decent floor to practice on. As for the lunch room, a special dining room should be provided for the seniors. In this school we have to stand in line with underclassmen and at times we have to sit at a table with freshmen. Our food is Grurnb1ers' Food, soup -- soup, soup! And this faculty -- we can't live by the Ten Commandments. We have to have the demerit system. Every ball game Mr. Miller calls time out and gives me a bawling out for breaking training but why should I quit smoking when 5 out of 6 doctors use my brand of cigarettes. And Mrs. Bowman -- it's read this -- memorize this -- . Why should I read about Shakespeare? l'm modern. I prefer comics and besides educators say we learn more from pictures anyway. Miss Kenner -- new here and as young as any of us, seemed insulted when boys asked her to go out with us. When we do get a new teacher, he has to be a man. When I become superintendent I'11 not hire anyone except young blondes. Miss Settle says four years of English and three years of math are required for graduation. Why can't we substitute campusology. The class meets regularly every day and if school is to prepare you for life, what course would do this better. I have said part of my piece, time and space will not allow me to go further, but I hope that everyone going from Whitesville High School will not be driven to the state of mind I am. Your devoted classmate, Eugene QBreechesj Embry 27 li' jr W 'PDQ ohoaiid :OE Egg .Assad 33 3003 wiggm FHOQ vmnvgg -BOAUTDOM SH AFL 30:05 5 30 WUOAW Ara nOm A33 Pham MO MUNQ WMEHOZ WWOMH 03:05 5 wgig :BOARD 3000, EDM 5 E: UHVMQAN3 Wzdgsw-HC maxim Bw BEM eg :mm MESH was ima EOOH HOOQ E magm ENB NO Ea 01 UEOA pq :mm gsm 5 UBB .3580 Miva QZDOM 551253 03- adm QUWNUR Um :du u00w xi Um 0250 Um I .SE-we Um H050-as Swim ham 600026 UG: A500 E Madam BHOHHNAO ,HINGE ENE: EO Om tg? Um Unis! 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Bmw 8 NGEHNH .nada M-:Om QUMOWEUUV 00505 miavvg 2232 8 wigs Mood Wsggm QEHDH-Winn 020.82 03?-MOATUHS D503-sm hanam 03600.51 ynvgm gag ,NMA -UUMUUEHUMA msghgpws Umshum wcg-UNH EWCA OESWMMPZH M9033 00:0-so me-HUHEO3 0325-A WEHNUAHODO USU 280 OW'Om bidpau-MOU ham mn new-O USAC!! EOS!! 2.302 xvzmcs Haas H8305 5023! mean .A WUEOH .O CO9-UNH mum ?33O: 60m-.5503 my-adm Hvvho . m HOUR-U iz Gdgu mddbm .team gd-O CO-SMU bv:-Sm N242 1949 SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and forty-nine, being of full age and fairly sound mind, and with scarcely any memory at all, do hereby publish our follow- ing weaknesses and accomplishments to the students who most need them, this being our last will and testament. The Senior Class wills Miss Kenner - our secondhand chewing gurn, also enough screws to hold down the chairs in Home Economics Class. The Senior Class wills Mr. Miller - our Arithmetic Book. The Senior Class wills Mr. Calloway - some old blankets and aprons to darken his room while showing pictures to his classes. The Senior Class wills Mrs. Bowman tour sponsor, - to the Freshmen of 49 and 50 Arthur Bartley - his reducing machine to Tommy Miller. Donald Catron - leaves Michele to no one. Eugene Embry - his best wishes for a champion basketball team in 1950 to W. H. S. Deales Evans - the right to argue at anytime to Earnest Anderson. J. D. Ewan - his Buick to Kirk Bailey. Bobby Joe Greer - his freckles to Archie Hicks. Nora Ellen Greer - her dimples to Tookey Sloan. Margaret Haynes - her dignity to Sue Neel. Delores Hendrickson - her shy and modest manners to Ferdie Kelley. Theresa Hicks - her rings to June Marksberry. Billy Howard - his gum boots to Bob Moser. Juanita Huff - her bubble gum to Geneva Lowery. Bobby Jackson - his fast talking ability to Hershel Westerfield. Louis Jones - leaves his place as President of Senior Class to who ever is lucky enough to get it. Opal Jones - her ability to giggle at all times to Jane Onstott. Bobby Kelley - his Dewey button to Opal Merritt. Marilyn Miller - her report card to the Juniors. 30 1949 Senior Class Will - Continued seal Frank Moseley - his quietness to Rex Small. Charlotte Norris - President of our class to anyone who can catch him. Jean Patton - her tiny waist to Mary Ruth Gilmore. Billy Probus - his baby ways to Gerald Rogers. Ionnine Mattox - her size to Joyce Harley. In, Witness Thereof, we, the Senior Class of 1949. have this day set our hand and this first day of February, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty nine . 31 ' 0 f ' - 5.5 W 1 . ...m-,1 -n..'f-,.1,-, 'xr' ' N ,Kg X X ,,.- 115.17-7... ,. lug... , ,f .fm--Y.: --1,73--,nf 9 5-,gr-1-ff -9237 x . 'aw 1 -L, 3:37-Au, 4- . .Q yr ?w.um :- X N. -. .V , . . .V A 4. , , ' I X 'F 1-. 1 W. , , ,' f , -1 'in . .N X k V Y - I. X . ' 4 . 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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Under the guidance of Kenneth Harrison, 26 brave, stout-hearted Freshmen started the long awaited first year of high school. High school meant we were in things now, and not just kids. We lost three of our number that year. Mary Lois Clayton moved to Owensboro, lra King moved to Utica and Rogel Hamilton quit school. Then as ii we would never get through losing people, we lost our sponsor, Mr. Harrison, who packed up and left us to go to Chicago. Jane Onstott was crowned queen of basketball which was a great honor for us. The next year, 1947, we lost three more pupils, Mabeth Lashbrook got married Joan Harrison moved to Owensboro and Paul Sowders quit school. Something good always happens. We gained three to make up for those lost, Benny Shadwick, Bill Moser and Bob Moser. This year, the year before our last, is one full of hard work and fun -- meaning the Junior Play and the Junior-Senior Banquet. What a time we have with our sponsors! We've lost Mr. Blackburn now. Our new sponsor is Mr. Sorrel. Now the class has ZZ members -- all of whom we hope graduate next year, the big year we're all looking forward to. 35 E S . i I B111 Civ- Ann Cambrm Fences 041-div' Slum Bob Mvwr 2 of' 'LVV . , if U WA , I fn-Ja. xeneg san Moser' N J.momfo1r efm4L.w-fq I l t ., ,, Engfthvdenm Bill-3 Pu-Ikyaih 'A Opal Mer ri'H Nina Carmen H115 K,G1lmno Benng SIWHICK Aram' Hicks Gert-uJf,G'2lb-1 E I was K V X . ,,,. 1 sf ,S wa' gig ff x l J ML Kirk 51 5.5 Sue Neel Rex in H FLem5puvricf Gifald Rv-rf Nifvgufvf ' 1-:diff ' qv-' a .QF '-4.-' wf If NN w .Q A 5 una. A iQ,.9,z-..p- Q. r . 'ff ' 4 ,,,,,,,-,. 5 LL 2 U-E'rg 7 Ufmea. kv ,A :- Wfbfff' S Lu '1- . f f' H W LES- Q. fl , A K , ' , L sfffigxfg ' 1 , ' r www, .iw-gwrg , -GX' vixivswgz'-if 4.1 - ' F I, V. ' fwf 'f1,,yS?Zf2:ew S N53 . , , - t 1 fgkfhR5i3,5?g,Q.g5-Y ,N ., . , - ' ,Q - '- f' I-'H-miiffisffw, f fig Q V' Y. af f - if 3 ' E .5 - ,. . , in A 5 u W I -V -' ,W , , hugs I ff 'sq X, A. ,fx tgp 1 N -, - A Q-A : ill. -., M:-,gf 1 ,F ' -A ' , ' em ,, L, ,- W L,-, ' i f . 1? My-if. ,QP -:'f W-fix 1' V 'irwf-ww X WW QV f, ,gQgfy..1.yg5gl1g w ft. 22:19, x Q , ' gfv f ' , X 1 in b . f , . 1 2 ,X , ,X ,g 'V V. Q f 4, - Q .. , . x A. , 5, .,. Q5 Q44 qv ., .,::,f Q ' -44, I -'was L. P' Q2 ' Q,-' :A . . mx 25' M, ix .. , W, Iliff '- 4 9 ' L i 4 5 37 4 - 38 Yi J. ,Y SOPHQMORE CLASS Domi pus Rf- ' Yes--iw .9 '11 40 C i ,X M i , m '1 Hsin Hardin t ,:. ,ff 5 wma! Ylcffev-neu nmvn n. aufavg I V .1 1.4 Dihvu V115 Ovllyx Dick Uvnti dn' '15 Me. mann, Spenser ms 1 Mick 1lf+ld+ V. Pfes. Seek' -Tilt. FKESHMAN CLA SS 41 Truman WNW Hn Hasehj Cb-'P WMV Q 2 NN . R A25 ft 0 I JA .' fu' 1 , 4 .,- X. V st'.r L 1 -. - -.3 --.-. . :---vw 4 53? Qu -. .1 5' -,,-- 1 NI: L' -:. -. A , - ' ' 3 ' ET f f . 'I xg. J .-T' 1 I I ' Q I Q -.1 ,ff : na- .:.j i.-'I 1 'L- ' 9 nur 1. . , I t :T--QI, I, 1 A ' r C L, ..'- mm unix ' ' L - 'V if ,4fi'7 ' Q -f 1 3' if- fi- 1 -QW? '. gf? f5?:,,L,'1f?3'1 nw .c 1- 1 5511 J. -34 ..gg,-'-ins? M .ll L :wx-. 4 L :Ji ' 5: ,' ,fl .44 ,X FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: BACK ROW: FIRST GRADE Cora Hardin, Dorothy Roberts, Doris Gilbert, Kernie Hayman, Martha Postlewaite, Ioan Crowe, Sharron Talley, Mary Ward, William Rowland. Shirley Patton, Dana Ford, Marcella Carmon, Paula Stites, Marilyn Allen, Kenneth Greer, Charles Carey, Kendall Jones, Betty McBrayer. Barclay Miller, James Wilson, Jimmie Allen, Emmett Smith, James Hamilton, Freddie Puckett, Dillus Moseley, Gaey Bartlett, Jerry Bartlett, Glenda Ware, Glenial Westerfield, Mary Sutherland, Mrs. Warner. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: BACK ROW: SECOND GRADE Betty Jane Day, Brenda Carlton, Christine Barker, Bessie Shaw, Beverly Keysinger, Vivian Belleamy, Barbara Keown, Shirley Stinnett, Barbara Phelps, Mary Patton, Doris Snellenberger, Barbara Roberts, Bernard Rowland. Herbert Ratliff, David Wilson, Carl Westerfield, Gerald Stites, Wanda Carmon, Eunice Marie Shaw, Ruth Meador, Margie Brey, Retus Stinnett, Arthur Hamilton Fon Carmon, Gene Hawkins. Jerry Midkilf, Donald Roberts, Dale Crowe, Billy Lee, Danny Phillips, Donald Hayman, James Moore, Glendall Hoover, Marvin Wilson, Gary Dale Cnmbron, Randall Ralph, Darrell Farmer, Alton Redd Martin, Jerry Postlewaite. James Ward, Bobby Hurst. 45 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Lois Bellamy, Alice Ware, Joan Odell, Charlotte Gibson, Wilma Gibson, Sandra Small, Helen Phelps, Juanita Wilson, Helen Marksberry, Faye Simmons, Margie Monrow, Doris Carmon. Earl Ray Roberts, Michael Malone, Jimmy Westerfield, Robert Roberts, Barbara Taylor, Betty Lou Hedden, Carol Kelley, Ann Jeanette Day, Regina Westerfield, Barbara Sutherland, Esther Bell, Creed Hardin, Charles Hayman, Kenneth Sutton, Tommy Patton. Louis Ray Norris, Donnie Carlton, Joe Kelley, Darrell Wilkerson, Irvin Anderson, Gene Brey, Bobby Hack, John Helm, Bobby Gene Monroe, Austin Hawkins, Billie Marrett, Harold Hedden, Orville Ward, James Inman, Miss Westerfield. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES FIRST ROW: Myrl Hardin, Jeanette Shadwick, Ruby Sloan, Marianna Hicks, Bonnie Day, Betty Crowe, Carolyn Martin, Joyce Rowland, Irene Westerfield, Patricia Hottenstein, Alberta Keown. SECOND ROW: Rex Stinnett, Homer Stinnett, Leland Phelps, Belva Bartley, Shirley Fuqua, Wanda Hurst, Dorothy Marksberry, Barbara Upchurch, Patsy Woodward, Linda Postlewaite, Ray Patton, Donald Ward, Denzil Rogers, Mrs. Pate. THIRD ROW: Loyle Mattox, Roy King, Earl Puckett, Donal Brey, Darrell Stites, Harold Puckett, Jimmy Spurrier, George Hedden. 46 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: BACK.ROW: SEVENTH AND EIGHT!-I GRADES Shirley Helm, Lavada Evans, Bonnie Allen, Martha Miller, Lucy Woodward, Blanche Goode, Shirley Evans, Shirley Westerfield, Betty Wilson, Myra Rowland Dixie Grigsby. Elmo Matthews, Peter Hottenstein, Max Cambron, Otis Hicks, Guy Patton, J. E. Allen, Randall Brey, J. D. Brey, Mike Hottenstein, Leroy Shaw, Johnny Mattox, Brent Day, George Patton, Miss Wilcox. Bryce Roberts, Charles Keown, Marlin Ratliff, Winright Kelley, Ollie Bartley. Cody Evans, Charles Moseley, Jesse King, Rondy Evans, Bobby Bartlett, James Marrett, John Allen Kelley, Rondall Corley. Wallace Hamilton, Leonard Simmons 47 W dx-avi N A L G 31 .Q , ,L fu, ' if A '55-Q. 4 4 ,- w Q. .:.: , ., ,Q sk 9 i 5 . .r, wg .2 ,. , .Igjg:,QH. pry, , H X, Q ,wg , ' - fm- ' f. ms 75371- , , Ja W f 1 - 1 J p :- Q K Q' Q ff J H X' 1 T Z-f 14' 1 f ' ., M , 1 . 4 Q , 1 x b 1 'I u wwni. , . :T , f m :nj 61,1 -I J 4 s - ' , 1 1 L Q 8 , .nv , ' v .Tunior Class Whitesville High School Presents AUNT TILLIE GOES TO TOWN Friday May 7, 1948 CHARACTERS MISS TILLIE TRASK, a man hating old maid . . . DR. I-IATTIE BING, the chiropractor ...... LIZZIE PARSON, the novel writer ..... MISS TILLIE TUCKER, Mervin's aunt . . PAMELA MARSH, Mervin's fiancee . . . LUCINDA TALBOT, the maid ........ ELLEN NEELAND, mysterious visitor . . . LUTHER LORRIMER, Rona1d's employer . . . RONALD HOWLAND, Mervin's best friend . . . CHARLIE ONE LUNG, Chinese cook ...... MERVIN TUCKER, in a peck of trouble . . . 53 Delores Hendrickson . . Margaret Haynes . Nora Ellen Greer . . . . . . Juanita Huff . . Charlotte Norris . . .Marilyn Miller . . . . Opal-.Tones . . . Eugene Embry . . . Louis .Tones . . Bobby Jackson . . .Bobby Kelley The Senior Class of Whitesville High School Presents THE ADORABLE IMP By Jay Tobias Friday Night, January Zl, 1949 Whitesville High School Auditorium - CAST OF CHARACTERS HORTENSE HOSTETTER, the maid .............. BETTY LOU GORDON, the Imp ............... MRS. ABBY SIMPKINS, the Imp's grandmother . . . BRIAN BARCLAY, in love with Mrs. Gordon MALVINA BARCLAY, his lynx-eyed daughter . . MRS. PAMELA GORDON, the Imp's mother . CLINT PURDY, a confirmed bachelor ..... DILWORTH PICKRELL, has dyspepsia . . WINSTON PICKRELL, with a gouty foot . . IMOGENE VAN RYNDON, allergic to cats . . ROSS WALDRON, who loves the Imp ..... --- 54 . . .Marilyn Miller . Jonnine Mattox . . . . Jean Patton J.D.Ewan . . Charlotte Norris . . . . . Juanita Huff . . Bobby Jackson . . . . Billy Howard . . . . Eugene Embry Delores Hendrickson . . . . . . Billy Probus DONATED BY LOUII: JONES J44 f 56 FRONT ROW: Frances Brey, Margaret Huff, Peggy Edge, Peggy Spurrier, June Marksberry, Jane Onstott, Michele Bell, Wanda Fulkerson, Nina Carmon, Billie Postlewaite, Mary R. Gilmore. SECOND ROW: Ann Cambron, Marilyn Miller, Theresa Hicks, Opal Jones, Delores Hendrickson, Margaret Haynes, Nora Ellen Greer, Charlotte Norris, Sue Neel, .Tonnine Mattox, Juanita Huff, Dorothy Sloan, Opal Merritt, Bernard L. Miller. BACK ROW: Geneva Lowery, Jean Patton, Gertrude Gilbert, Opal Rogers, Ferdie Kelley, Bessie Hardin, Max-vadene Burdette. Pla Slcal Ecluca-Hon 57 I 58 PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: BACK ROW: Bryce Roberts, Jesse King, Johnnie Mattox, Bobby Bartlett, Jimmy Spurrier, Ollie Bartley, Sue Neel, Charlotte Norris, Margaret Huff, June Marksberry, Charles Moseley, Cody Evans, John Kelley, James Marrett, Rondall Brey, Harold Puckett, Charles Keown, Randy Evans, Marlin Ratliff. Otis Hicks, Blanche Goode, Shirley Evans, Gertrude Gilbert, Marvadene Burdette, Bessie Hardin, Opal Rogers, Theresa Hicks, Delores Hendrickson, Margaret Haynes, Wanda Fulkerson, Marilyn Miller, Jean Patton, Billie Postlewaite, Peggy Edge. Leonard Simmons, Winright Kelley, Joyce Wilson, Patsy Woodward, Belva Bartley, Jeanette Shadwick, Linda Postlewaite, Opal Merritt, Ferdie Kelley, Mary Ruth Gilmore, Geneva Lowery, Nina Carmon, Nora Ellen Greer, Opal Jones, Bobby .Toe Greer, Frances Brey, Miss Neva Kenner. Wanda Hurst, Myrl Hardin, Barbara Upchurch, Myra Rowland, Polly Hicks, Betty Wilson, Michele Bell, Jane Onstott, Peggy Spurrier, Seigle Embry, Ann Cambron, Juanita Huff, Jonnine Mattox. Martha Miller, Ruby Sloan, Bonnie Allen, Dorothy Marksberry, Lucy Woodward Shirley Helm, Lavada Evans, Shirley Westeriield, Dorothy Sloan. President ------- - - Marilyn Miller Secretary-Treasurer ---- Opal Jones Reporter --------- Peggy Spurrier Motto: Be a Wildcat Booster 59 S C0 M Wes va I le Repowe rs Q Mar ard' Ha YES A'?u?Z'f'o fbennvfwwick 9F H Ay EuC1e'1e'fr'Fb 1 JU.3YHld FIU-TT 'l ' V W 'V W S en go ,f Marcia-r ef' Huff ,pep Qlu. lo June Msfksberrsj 'ww-MW S02 N ' FMF M M X 'Y' ' A . ' 91 Saturda , F6 ' .... . ....... 31160647 Q-'uuffs.1v'nigirs3if1'ii?iQ4ja-,tsgpqq ,,o3?i3x?3s,1- Jogmsgf, ,,,.,,W,y,,,1g,,,, ,.,,,,,.ggf,,.,,g,,,, Q! :fe-iduy Lylfefb. 25 .4.. ....... Bb wlmg' Green ..... .. .... .There 60 ,Q-I FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: BACK ROW: Gertrude Gilbert, Marvadene Burdette, Bessie Hardin, Opal Rogers, Theresa Hicks, Delores Hendrickson, Margaret Haynes, Wanda Fulkerson, Peggy Spurrier, June Marksberry, Sue Neel. Opal Merritt, Ferdie Kelley, Michele Bell, Jane Onstott, Dorothy Sloan, Seigle Embry, Mary Ruth Gilmore, Miss Neva Kenner. Margaret Huff, Peggy Edge, Billie Postlewaite. President ............ Jane Onstottv Vice-President . . . . . Ferdie Kelley Secretary .... . . . Opal .Tones Treasurer . . . . . .Michele Bell Song Leader . . . . . Margaret Huff Reporter ....... . . Margaret Haynes Historian ...,... . . Delores Hendrickson Parliamentarian . . . . .Dorothy Sloan Colors - Red and White Flower - Red Rose Motto - Toward New Horizons Emblem - Is octagonal in shape and bears the name of the organization around the top plane, while around the lower side of it is the motto. In the center is a house supported by two hands which symbolize that the future homes of America is in the hands of its youth. 61 F. I-LIM Ghrlsi-nos lhv+1 IICIIVIIIES Ofiicevs vi- the club Mggfqna um new cont- to ovasr ff!lTlHTl0'y 62 Tjfinj Cl-9 SS Chdvloffg Louis Lunch -time, Mmrgavoi- Grad- -han Ml 0 '3 ' Thu Jim? S-had up AN ahctrb' Roh! mul 14 , 55 M iif 2 ' ff 62 WHITESVILLE HIGH 513:-lcscml. DEPARTMENT CIF VUEATIEINAL AGRICULTURE . ' ID1' or fp, RE - .fkpigzf Z Gb w. T. Hunks TILMAN n. aLAr:KauRN, A . I F MQW M0551-EY CAMERON 0 ' WI Tl:Acnl:n nr Aumcuurullt hl.pn0l'QIl ....n i 9-su MALCDLM MDSELEY 'iii' 9 Ansnl1'AN'r 1':A:Ml:nl 1- ' 'D u .4 lf- U. I. Pl'.Y,u VVH'TE5VH-LE CHAPTER . WHITESVILLE. KENTUCKY 1 . Chun' let Hung a I 1 'f'3l12S.k1' Sfvfggg-' '21 - TO. Kb 'fl HeaJA5r'c Ixf'0'E'C ' I K - Boilg Iiokion Dull Hoularal SCCVCTITQ T asufof. ' . 1 5 f' -Qdfm m gl A T faw vg . T Q 5- .: I- A . Hnd on BML! en 1- A MNC -1 B.JZ6yaor High School Ufuture Farmenj Institutional on Form Training Young Former Cluul --l-1 School Community Cannery --i----- Adult Farmer Clone: 64 :fm . . Fm 5,1-, msg: ,. Qigltiik XX My Y ,Q 1 A ju WHITESVILLE COMMUNITY CANNERY Mrs. Dewey Huff, Teacher T. O. Blackburn and lin: Neva Kenner, Supervisors Mas. Hun' BILLIE JOYCE AND SUE ANN 15 SEAI-'ING CAN5 OPERATING PULPER ann nquisnumn JANE AND TOOKEY, FILLING CANS FROM STEAM JACKET CLOSING A RETORT MARGARET AND MISS KENNER 66 fwf X X Kbgflayeri 5 .lm flaanqndphyh-Jf1l.pb9fBfUnlMJLL.9.m f 'lla wins wiiisoul ions wiiizoutgrcuses an3iuneoerq6i1s. f I HH: rvspecls of-Ficialaano accepts Hyziroecisaons miiiloul quealzioni' ' me ncwr Forgot: Haul in mpu-cunts his sci-moi. e Coach X A me inspires in his Logs aiow For use game cob Hndcsim laowirgw 'mic EDOCIDCU iiwm that it is inlrizr iolosc fairly Haan lowin unfairly. 'Tie ieocls piagers anhnpaclubrs borespeclofficds ihgsetiing 'iiaisuw MP4 ofman hauxmics his boys tube. he Official! 1 'wie knows U32 ruies: f-A 2 'Ma is iixirana iirm in oil calls Hum nsha seeslbuii. fllehmlsdqnsalhcmciaesmwbmisljaiauuahdrwmebluknualflrbinxlii qkiwiwlvtiinagauzisiorunboyponb lah lbemisaw lbespollighlz. P'05Cl' Of' official. ii who iairu o o ITOIITGHIFIIJIO makes il .1-ierzco9u1mzsij1Pge3iormon man anbiiuuer J Jiicmnwdg ..u.,.....r..s...,...a..5i. . wh ff x iijl '.i .Mi- -TQ .H- Schedule for 1948-49 Date School Place We They Date School Place They Nov. 9 . Fordsville .... Home . . ZZ . 18 Jan. Livermore . . . Home . 32 Nov. 12 . Cloverport . . . Away . . 36 . 37 Jan. Beech Grove . . Home . 34 Nov. 16 . Hawesville . . . Away . . 36 . 30 Jan. McHenry .... Home . 34 Nov. 19 . Lewisport .... Home . . . Jan. Fordsville . . . Away . 39 Nov. Z3 . Tech High .... Away . . 43 . 44 Ian. Tech High . . . Home . 34 Nov. 30 . McHenry ..... Away . . 37 . 51 Feb. Daviess County.Home . 45 Dec. 1 Daviess County. Away . . 43 . 56 Feb Utica ....... Home . 59 Dec. 7 . Hardinsburg . . Away . . 45 . 55 Feb. Hartford ..... Away . Dec. 10 . Beech Grove . . Away . . 57 . 47 Feb. Hardinsburg . . Home . Dec. 14 . Utica ....... Away . . 40 . 46 Feb. Centertown . . . Away Dec. 17 . Cloverport . . . Home . .52 . Z8 Feb Lewisport .... Away Dec. 18 . Hartford ..... Home . .28 . 41 Feb. Livermore . . . Away Dec. Z1 . Cromwell .... Home . .46 . 41 Feb. Hawesville . . . Home Jan. 7 . Centertown . . . Home . .50 . 36 67 FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: STANDING: Bobby Kelley, Bill Probus, Rex Small. Denzil Bailey, Kirk Bailey, Dick Jones, Bill Moser, Louis Jones, J. D. Ewan, Eugene Embry. Manager Thomas Miller, Edward Roberts, Floyd Roberts, Billy Howard Ernest Anderson, James Bartley, Herschel Westerlield, Bobby Moser, Archie Hicks, Coach Bernard L. Miller. Sue Neel, Charlotte Norris, Margaret Huff, June Marksberry 68 ...as YW' Wir -1 ii mam THE LOOK . '-,fh , BIG JUMP FOR LITTLE GIRL fur .ui A 4'r1.AsJ RT1-wa 5-mn ALL YOU DO IS GET IT OVER 'iff xx i fizw H f 1 if RMK 1 mi Tw in .TM M ' LYNN AND VAN, MAsco'rs mc. A was r , 1 ww- 5 1 ' man 1 1 EE E ws LIKE 'EM BIG N ' , 3' - K E. . 55' - , L -. I . ' I,,,.1.,,, . ,ny wi K ' T ,. .Y '1L7',. 3 h -, 53 T ' .. if gn? 45 H .gg ,.g..,,, e,.... .i' W WHAT BIG FEET YOU HAVE, ATEBALL! OH, IT COULDN'T BE THAT HARD! WE LHCEM SHORT' TQO, 69 l Louis W, WQMQQIR! 1 V I A l Millers ill 'aflwhcs Dick Bobby 'Rn-X 'Bob Kirk. 'DHI +00 Ooauhliillev of R90 DHHS' 70 EDWARD'S HANDS FCRIMOST Two IN om-: f RINGER sooo START, ANN THROW IT HARD GOOD SERVE, PEG ,,.1g.pzz.' 5 4 1, K J fm -1 x LOUIS om: Mom: wms 71 BACKBONE EASY, JOYCE nu xy in 1 ui? 1, 3. 6-6 ...Q ' Q Q , W J...- 7 t N .6 -NSA :-fi?- ff-1' I 1 5 sql!!! A x L - -.J .:':If, 1, - fi' 5 ' ' F: ' ,.v u -14 , .-.,-1- 75 '-I -' ' Nl '- .s f1 -.3 -5 5. 1 v , u -1 .5 i ' Q -I .Ja-f.-' W I t 52: ..f L I f 1 .. fl --' ,gi 'v' ' ' yr 5 J -v I :lf A' ' fa: ' i I lf' .' ff' - - p rw. w.. J- 2 1 nmlk ' ' -7 L.: 1 xi . F--I .j,u4.- 5, , ' wr. f 1- s 1-15,35 I . ,WW 1 b .-g wil ,V J' 1 ,. ,N .2 ' if-'V 'pm ' T422 V f , lyugtm , , X.: ,,n'll?.,. . , -If Wx-:lx,'.k51xXx .gp V ., -W, 1. , we ' J35?ff'?'. '15-fl ' ' JC1 f 1'iT ' f , :1f'1frT fl: ,. Q . , , 'Hg E: ' fl . '?:,'w 5- Rf, W1 ' 'dw' 1,1-4' U 'ju ' ,. 'u.,11 4 f, 5 -I 41 ,,. 2 . X g .X- f I . , , AEQ-ff .-QTF.-.11 ' , -Q, , -vi:-, I F ,,-.v 1 'fu I- f9y4:f, W .R 1, W .1,v,.,-E H Q1 x. gn, -1 ,L .,,,',,,,1.,,. ., ' . -1 -Lrdgx -,,Wo4,',..l..f .J 'US 51 ',.L'f. ' :mf I.y'Qj--' 54,1 . ' Iv-:i'.,. ,g ,N . , Xe n ,X',w .j Q.: '71 - ' 1 1:'1fT?'JEf?Q-'filaff e lv 'l'L,.--wt 5: ' :Wi 24431 f 3 ' 1f'Q.ft'f?-,RfbJfl1'1Tfsf'f1I'.U. uv 5--i15'Jff-'MZ' 1 :V-ii' '1-f?'5gg.j In ,W,.l'g.',Fb4 . ag-11 '52 wif lb: ' ' 1, 'f 1 7 , , 2 M-,W 11. - Z 1s.'-'fix :3,f'.f',l, w -, iii X 11 ' ' i7kf?a1i'42?1 4f ' iffy ' 4 Fe.. 0.11 ' H.. 'JJ-L ,' 3'-:bv .5 m 1 r. , .M , 1 . , , FRONT ROW: BACK ROW: NOT IN PICTURE: James E. Westex-field, J. T. Basham, John P. Kelley, Thomas W. Evans, Waymon Cambron. Celestine Hamilton, Ralph M. Dragoo, John Lanham. James Hagan, John Beyke, Teacher W. T. Hooks. Joseph Barnard, Henry Dee Horn, John O. Boaz-man Jr., William Cook, Eugeen Hoskins, Joseph A. Hamilton, Joseph Mills, William J. Mills, George Bosley, Thomas Clark. Protase Burch, John Hall, William Brey, Jerome Hanmilton, Wavy Seaton. WUTSONAL VETEKAN am MSE 'WQ if. Hzoks l kffeachcv' 75 KSU? FRONT ROW: Howard K. Jones, Howard P. Jolly, Philip L. Edge, I. G. Mattingly, Thomas H. Mills, Francis Leo Morris, Lawrence L. Hardin, Mark C. Jones, Chester McDanial, William R. Howard, Willie E. Crowe. SECOND ROW: James S. Phillips, Edward T. Howard, Joseph C. Mayfield, Gene Midkiff, James C. Stone, Hugh C. Bell, Joseph D. Benningfield, John W. Aud, James W. Wilkerson, Ir-a Lee, Roberts, Teacher Moseley Carnbron. INSUTUTIONINL N-mg-HRM TRAINING o CBMBYOYL er 76 XIETERIXN GROUP VETERAN GROUP C I I FRONT ROW: Robert D. Hinton, Richard O. Dickens, Clifford C. Lieer, James Hamilton, Malcolm R. Moseley, William H. Tinnius, R. R. Bell, James C. Cambron, Francis Howard, Albert M. Harris, Leroy Stephens. BACK ROW: William R. Hardesty, Andrew Ralph, Glover H. Greer, Joseph G. Hagan, William W. Moseley, Jess R. Baker, Edison D. Slack, B. B. Howard, Cecil C. Russell, Joseph L. Moseley. NOT IN PICTURE: Roy D. Ralph, James L. Boarman, Estel B. Royal, Herman Ambrose, William G. Rhodes. INSTITUTIONN ON-THE-ITTRM TRNNING KY? . .jj WALSWORTH uu..,f.,a.a A uma by ' WALBYOITH lllfflllll H-lnnllln Hn. 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