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The 1954 PURPLE AND WHITE is gratefully dedicated to Mr. Leon

Porter.

”It is energy—-the central elementof which is wiI|-—that produces
the miracles of enthusiasm in all ages. Everywhere it is the main- l
spring of what is called force of character, and the sustaining power l

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NANCY CURTIS ADAMS
"Cincy"
Entered From Ashland School 1949
"Where did you get your eyes so blue ‘2
Out of the sky as I came through, "
Pep Club '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, '54; Band '50, '51, '52, '53, '54; Y—Teens '51,
'52, '53, '54; Glee Club '51, '52, '53; U-Hi Lights Staff '52, '53; Vice-President
Band '52; Secretary-Treasurer Band ‘54; State Music Festival '52.

SAMUEL BARKLEY

"Sammy"

Entered From Elementary
"The diligent farmer plants trees, of which he, himself, Will never see the
fruit. "

NANCY ANNE BOGGS

"Bugs"

Entered From Elementary
"Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. "
Pep Club '49, ‘50, '51, '52, '53, '54; President Pep Club '51, '54; Glee Club '49,
'50, '51, '52, '53, '54; Little Choir '52, '53, '54; Secretary Little Choir '53; All—
State Chorus ‘53; Beta Club '53, '54; Delegate Beta Convention '54; Secretary
Beta Club '54; Latin Club '51; Treasurer Latin Club '51; Vice-President Class
'54; U-l-li Lights Staff '53, '54; Assistant News Editor U-Hi Lights '54; Feature
Editor Annual '54; National Honor Society '54; Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, '54; Cro—
well-Collier SalesmanshipAward ‘53; Crowell~Collier Radio Award '53; Senior
Play Cast '54; Masque and Gavel Talent Show '53, '54; Junior Prom Court '53,
'54.

BARBARA NELL CALVERT

"Calvert"

Entered From Nazareth Academy 1953
"Let them call it mischief; when it is passed and prospered, 'twill be Virtue. "
Pep Club '53, '541, Glee Club '53, '54; Y»Teens '54; Y—Teens Song Leader ‘54;
Regional Speech Festival '54; State Speech Festival '54; Senior Play Cast '54.

 

  

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JAMES WILLIAM CAWOOD
”Jim"
Entered From K,M.I. 1954
"A man's success in business today depends on his power to make people believe
he has something they want. "
StudentCouncil '54; Regional Speech Festival '54; Glee Club '54; Speech Play
'54; Senior Play Cast '54; Masque and Gavel Talent Show '54.

THOMAS BENNETT CLARK

"Bennett"

Entered From Elementary
"Knowledge is that which truly and essentially raises one man above another. "
Pep Club '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, '54; Glee Club '53, '54; Boys' State '52; BetaClub
'53, '54; National Honor Society '54; President Class '50; President Student
Government '51; Student Government '54.

SHIRLEY CORNETT
"Cundiff"
"A happy smile that glowed. "

MARGARET FRANCES COWGILL

"Peggy"

Entered From Kenwick 1949
"And her sunny locks hang on her temple like a golden fleece. "
Pep Club '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, '54; Student Government '54; Speech Class Play
'53; Senior PlayCast '54; Masque and Gavel Talent Show '51, '52, '53, '54; Little
Choir '51, '52, '53, '54; Regional Music Festival '51, '52, ‘53, '54; State Music
Festival '51, '52, '53, '54; Regional SpeechFestival '53, '54; State Speech Festi-
val '54; Music Editor Annual '54; All—State Chorus '53, '54; Assistant Editor U—
Hi Lights '54; Octet '52, '53; Double Trio '54; Crowell-Collier Salesmanship
Award '53; Y—Teens '51. '52, '53, '54; Y-Teens Song Leader '54; Music Award
’53; Cheerleader '53, '54.

 
 
 
 
  
 
  
 
 
 
 
  

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DRUSILLA BOYD COX
"Drue" '
Entered From Elementary

"Virtue. the strength and beauty of the soul, is the best gift of‘neaven. "

Presrdent Class '54; Pep Club '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, '54; Masque and Gavel

Talent Show '53, '54; Glee Club '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, '54; U-High Lights Staff

'51, '52, '54; YlTeens '51, '52, ‘53, '54; Latin Club '51; Presrdent Latin Club

'51; Beta Club '52, '53, '54; [Delegate to Beta Convention 233,154; Crowell-

Collier Salesmanship Award '53; Little Choir '51, '52, '53, '54; Octet '52, '53;

Regional Music Festival '50, '51, '52, '53, '54; State Music Festival '50, '51, '52,

'53, '54; All—State Chorus '53, '54; Masque and Gavel '53, '54; National Honor

Society '53, '54; Cheerleader '49, '50, '51; Pep Club Secretary '53, '54; Band

'49, '50, '51, '52, '53, '54; Girls' State '53; Secretary Student Government '52.

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JAMES THOMAS FORTENBERY
"Jimmy"
Entered From Elementary
"1 am very fond of the company of ladies. I like their beauty, I like their

 

delicacy, and I like their vivacity. ”

THELMA ELLEN HART
"Tim"
Entered From Elementary
"To love, and to be loved 15 the greatest happiness of C\.lS[cI]CL', "
Pep Club '50, ‘51, '52, '53, '54; Glee Club '50, '51, '52, '53, ‘54; Y~Teens '52,
'53, '54.

FRANCES SHANKLIN HARTING
"Frances"
Entered From Elementary
"Innocent and sincere, to every friendless name, the friend. "
Pep Club '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, '54; Secretary Class '51; Cheerleader ‘50, '51,
'53, '54; Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, '54; Little Choir '53, '54; Student Cuuncrl '50;
Student Government '52; Secretary Student Government '53; President Student
Government '54; Speech Play '53; Senior Play Cast '54; Junior ProtnCourt ‘53;
Beta Club '52, '53, '54;Delegate Beta Convention '53, '54; Treasurer Beta Club '53;
Glee Club '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, '54; U—High Lights Staff '52, '53, '54; Assistant
Circulation Manager Annual '54; Feature Editor U—Hi Lights '54; KJI. S,P,.»\,
'53, '54; Crowell-Collier Salesmanship Award '53.

  

    

 

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"Cont; _it a light, but better at play,

ti tllike lll pixme, but me tle\il to pay. "

l‘ep Club '53, H3, ‘54; i re usu rer of Class '52; Convocation Committee '52;

t; ilf learn ', 1 Re :4 l on {ll Golf Tournament '53; State Golf Tournament '53;

l'rrick Team ")3; \' rirs ity Basketball Team '52, '53, '54; President Class '53;

Jrrnmr Prom Court '5 l, '54; OWeusboro invrtational Tournament '54; Nicholas—

xrlle Ill‘JlldlMllill Iournament ‘53.

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JlllA MAL llUR'l UN

"Juli. "

Eutereu From L'leiiieutart
" There is no true orator who is not ll hero, "
Clce Cltm 111%,'7>\‘,'31,'7)2,'53,'54;L.ttle Choir '54; Pep Club '49, '50, '51,
'52, '53, '34; Y~ieeus, '5i, '52 '53, ‘54; Y»Teens Basketball '52, '53, '54; Y-
ie ens Worsli .P(:l1dl.’llldll ' ‘; Mistress of Ceremonies Y-Teens Dance '53;
serge-Link \lPAriiis Yv'l eeus ‘54; Convocation Committee '51, '54; Masque and
Gavel l‘chiu‘clll '53. '34; Democracy Contest '53; Regional Speech Festival '49,
'50, '51, , ’53, '54; State SpeecliFestival '50, '53; Speech PlayCast '53; Senior
PlayCast o4; RegionalMusicFestival '52; State Music Festival '54; U-Hi Lights
Staff 1 ‘33; Masque autl GaVel Talent Show '54.

 

  

 
   

l‘llllr JOHNSON

a; Red"

Elllcrcq From Elementary
"There's Honesty, manhood, and good fellowship lll thee. "
PepClub '42), ‘50. '51. '52, '53, '54;BetaClub '54; Convocation Committee '49,
'50, '51; Stuaent Council '53; Jr. High Basketball '49, '50, '51; B Team Basket-
ball '31; Varsiti B asketball '51, '52, '53, '54; Captain Basketball Team '54;
K. ll. S, A, A, T iurnament '31; RegionalBasketball Tournament '51; All Tourna-
ment Team Nicliolasville Invitational '53; Owensboro Invitational Tournament
‘54; All State Honorable Mention '52, '53, ‘54; All State Third Team '53; All
State Secontl Team '54; Baseball '50, '51, '52, '53; Track '51, '52, '54; Regional
Track Meet '52; State Track Meet '52;Senior PlayCast '54; Junior Prom Court '53,
'54; Sports EJitOr Annual '54.

SHIRLEY GL'IXEVERE JOHNSTONE

"Currie"

Entered From Elementary
"Whatever lS worth doing, at all, is worth doing well. "
Glee Club '49, '50, '51, '52, '53. '54; Pep Club '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, '54; Beta
Club '53. '54; Delegate Beta Club Convention '54; National Honor Society '54;
Y-Teens '51, '52, ‘53, '54; Pianzst Y-Teens '53; Treasurer Y—Teens '54; Secre-
tary Class '54; Busmess Manager Annual ‘54; Little Choir '52, '53. ‘54; Double
Trio '54; Regional Music Festival '54; State Music Festival '54; Speech Class
Play '53; Senior Play Cast '54; Secretary—Treasurer Little Choir '54; Convocation
Committee '52; Treasurer Pep Club '50; All State Chorus '53; Latin Club '51;
U-Hi Lights Staff ‘53. '54; Masque and Gavel Talent Show '52, '53, '54.

   

 

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BARBARA JANE KING
"Barbara"
Entered From Morton, 1950

"A good mind possesses a kingdom, "

Convocation Committee '50; Student Government '50; Vice-President Class

'51; Crowell-Collier Salesmanship Award '53; Latin Club '51; Vice—President,

Latin Club '51; Delegate Hi-Lake '53; Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, '54; Glee Club

'50. '51, '52, '53, '54; Y-Teen Worship Chairman '53; Y-Teen President '54;

Beta Club '53, '54; Delegate Beta Convention '54; Masque and Gavel '53, '54;

Vice-President, MaSque and Gavel ‘54; National Honor Society '53, '54; Senior

Play Cast '54; Masque and Gavel Talent Show '54; U—Hi Lights Staff '50, '51,

'53, '54; Exchange Editor U-Hi Lights '53; Layout Editor, U-Hi Lights '54;

Secretary Student Government '54; Regional Speech Contest '53; Pep Club

'50, '51, '52, ‘53, '54; MostOutstanding Old Member Pep Club '53; K,H,S. P, A.

'53, '54; Editor Annual '54.

BERTHA LEBUS

"Bertha'_‘

Entered From Greenwood School, Maryland, 1952
"A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most divrnely fair. "
Glee Club '52, '53, '54; Pep Club '52, '53, '54; Vice-President Pep Club '54;
Y-Teens ‘53, '54;Student Council '53; Beta Club '53, '54; Vice-President Beta
Club '54; Delegate to Beta Convention '54; Advertisuig Manager Annual '54;
U-Hi Lights Typist '54; Senior Play Cast '54; K.H,S, P,A. '54.

SONJA ELISABETH LUNDE

"Sunny"

Entered From Elementary
"Music that brings sweet sleep down from the blissful sky."
Pep Club '50, '51, '52, “53, '54;Glee Club '50, '51,'52,'58, '54; Secretary Student
Government '51;BetaClub '54; Masque and Gavel '54; Regional Music Festival
'51, '52, '53, '54; Y-Teens '5‘2,'53, '54; Worship Chairman Y -Tcens '54; Regional
Speech Festival '51, '53; State Speech Festival '51, '53; U—Hi Lights Staff '52,
'53.

MARGARET DELL LYONS
”Peggy”
Entered From Munich American High School, Munich. Germany, 1954
"Endurance is the crowning quality, and patience the passion of all great hearts. "
Glee Club '54; Y-Teens '54; Senior Play Cast '54.

 

  

     
  
    
 
   
   
  
 
   
   
    
   
     
   
   
   
     
 
 
      
   
 
    
   

ANNE SHIRLEY POWELL
"Anne"
Entered From Ashland School, 1949
”Common sense is not so common. "
Pep Club '49, ‘50. '51, '52. '53, ‘54; Glee Club '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, '54; Y-
Teens '51, '32, '53, '54; Secretary Pep Club '51; Student Council '52; Speech
Class Play ‘53; Convocation Committee '53; Beta Club '54; Senior Play Cast
'54; Treasurer Class '54; Assistant Advertising Manager Annual '54; Crowell-
Collier Salesmanahip Award '53.

 

STEPHEN CHRISTOPHER POLLARD

"Steve"

Entered From Harrodsburg, 1952
"His tongue is now a stringless instrument. "
Band '52, '53; Glee Club '52, '53, ‘54; Regional Music Festival '52,'53,'54;
State Musrc Festival '52, '53, '54; All State Orchestra '53, '54; All State Chorus
'53.

SARA ELIAABETH PROCTOR
"Shook"
Entered From Elementary

 

"Beauty and Wisdom are rarely jorned. "

Flame Queen '54; Little Choir '52, '53, '54; State Music Festival '51, '52, '53,

'54; Band '51, '52; Glee Club '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, '54; Y-Teens '51, '52, '53,:

'54; Inner Club Council Representative '53; Masque and Gavel Talent Show '51, ’

'52, '53; Beta Club '54; Prom Court '53, '54; Social Committee '54; President

Class '52; Vice-President Class ‘53; Secretary-Treasurer Student Council '54;

U—Hi Lights Advertising Manager '54; Cheerleader '50, '51, '52. '53, '54;

Senior Play ‘54; Student Government '51, '53; Crowell-Collier Salesmanship .
Award 53;Y-TeenBasketball 51, 52, 53, 54;NOMABookkeepingContest 53. entord

 

JANE LEE RAY
"Jane"
Entered From CemIal City, 1954

"The world is filled with things which you will enjoy. "

Beta Club '54; Y —Teens '54; Y-Teens Pianist '54; Glee Club '54; Student Council ‘

'54; Delegate Beta Club Convention '54; Senior Play '54; Annual Staff Typist i 3

'54; U-Hi Lights Staff Typist '54. E

    
 

 
 

 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   

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JAMES W. ROBINSON, JR.
"Jimmy "
Entered From Elementary
"A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. "
Vice~PresidentC1ass '52; Treasurer Class '53; Beta Club '53, '54; President Beta
Club '54; Masque and Gavel '54; Junior Prom Court '53; Pep Club '50, '51, '52,
'53, '54; Vice—President Student Council '54.

CLAY CAMPBELL ROSS, JR.

"Clay"

Entered From Elementary
"Painting With all its technicalities, difficulties, arid peculiar ends. is a noble
and expressive language. "
PresidentClass'SO. '51;PepClub '51. '52, '53, '54;Band '52, '53, '54; Glee Club
'54; Speech Class Play '53; Senior Play Cast '54; Regional State Festival '52,
'53, '54; State Music Festival '53, '54; B Team Basketball ‘52, '53; Beta Club
'53, '54;NationalHonorSOCiety '54; Masque and Gavel '54; Masque and Gavel
Talent Show '54; Art Editor Annual '54-, Boys' State '52; Delegate Beta Con-
vention '54.

LAURA SANDERS RUSSELL

"Laura Bud"

Entered From Elementary
"Her eyes as stars of twilight fair,
Likc twilight's too, her dusky hair. "
Beta Club '53, '54; Masque and Gavel '53, ‘54; Pep Club '49, '50, '51, '52, '53,
'54; Glee Club '49, '50, '51, '32, '53, '54; Little Choir '52, '53, '54; All-State
Chorus '53; U-Hi Lights Staff '52, '53, '54; Business Manager U-l—li Lights '53;
Editor U-Hi Lights '54; K.ll.S.P,A, '53; Regional Speech Festival '53, '54;
State Speech Festival '53; Speech Class Play '53; Secretary Masque and Gavel
‘54; Delegate to Beta Convention '54; Y'TCCIIS '51, '52, '53, '54; .Vice-Presi-
dent Y»Teeiis '54; Vice»President Little Choir '53; Vice-President Student
Government '54;Juniur PromCourt '53, '54; Social Committee '52, '53; Cheer—
leader '51, '52, '53; Tre asure r Pep Club '51; Crnwell~Collier Salesmanship
Award '53; Masque and Gavel Talent Show '54.

PATRICK LEE SCHRIDER

"Ratifet"

Entered From St. Paul's 1953
“The mildest manners With the bravest mind. "
PresidentStudent Council '54; Beta Club '54; Pep Club '53, '54; Treasurer Pep
Club '54; Social Committee '53; Basketball Team '53-, Track Team '54; Juninr
Prom Court '53, '54.

 

  

 
  
   
 
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
    
   
   
   
    
  

 

SAMUEL HEADLEY SHOUSE

. " Headley"

‘3’ Entered From Elementary

LP“) "His eye begets occasron for his wit. "

’3' Student Council '52.

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:nt JOHN PACKARD SPRAGL‘E

:r— "John"

up Entered From Elementary
"Idleness is an appendix to nobility. "
Pep Club ‘49, '50, ‘51, ‘5‘2, '53, '54; Band '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, '54; Glee Club
'53, '54; Basketball '51, '53; Social Committee '54; Regional Music Festival
'51, ‘52, '53, ‘54; State Music Festival '51, '52, '53, '54.

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1W SARAH KANATAER

"Sarah Von"

Entered From Stuart Hall, 1953
“Happiness seems made to be shared. "
Y—Teens '54; Y-Tcens President '54; Glee Club '53, '54; Pep Club '54; Senior
Play Cast '54; Annual Staff ‘54; Inter-Club Council '54.

 

MARTHA LOUISE WATKINS
"Lutic"
Entered From Elementary
"Most fair of the learned; most learned of the fair. "
Student Councrl '51; Treasurer Pep Club '51; Y-Teens Song Leader '52; Y-
Teens '51, '52. '53, '54; Pep Club '52, '53, '54; Glee Club '51, '52, '53, '54;
Little Choir '52, '53, '54; President Little Choir '54; Regional Speech Festival
'54; State Speech Festival '54; Secretary Class '53; Treasurer Class '54; U-l-Ii
Lights Staff '52, '53, '54; Business Manager U-Hi Lights '54; Senior Play Cast
'54; Assistant Editor Annual '54.

 

MARIAN WILLIAMS
"Twinkle"
Entered From U,L.M,A. 1954

"A twinkling star shone in her face. "

Glee Club '54; Little Ch nir '54; Y-Teens '54; U-Hi Lights Art Editor '54.

  

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The Senior Class gave its play November 20th at 8:00 P.M. in the school auditorium. The play, "He
Couldn't Marry Five, ” was a three-act comedy under the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor .

The cast was as follows: May, Laura Russell; June, Louise Watkins; April, Peggy Cowgill; Taris,
Frances Harting; Leona, Barbara Calvert; Connie, Drue Cox; Ralph, Clay Ross; Granny, Nancy Boggs;
Etta, Judy Horton; Lou, Sarah von Grunigen; Donald Regan, Jim Cawood; The Ferndale Hobby Club;

   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
  
 
 

Barbara King, Jimmy Fortenbery, Bertha LeBus, Jane Lee Ray, Shirley Johnstone, Marian Williams, :1:
Peggy Lyons, Anne Powell, Sara Proctor, Phil Johnson . der
On December l2, the Seniors entertained with adance from 9o'clock to lZo'clock in the gymnasium mat
of the school. The Blue and White Band furnished music. Chaperones were the faculty. Ma
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President, Lawrence
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Laura Russell, Queen of the
1954 Junior Prom.

The court for the Junior Promis elected by popular vote of the Junior class. The crowning of the queen
takes place at the Junior Prom. The Prom Court members for 1954 were, from left to right: Juniors, Jim
Farris, LauroWeinmon, T. Kinkead, Lucy Sharp, SkipperAdams, Mary Lane Reed, Verner Johnson, Lucy
Alexander; Scroll Bearer, Denzil Hollingsworth; Queen, Laura Russell; Junior Class President, Lawrence
Yates; Crown Bearer, Michele McMurtry; Seniors, Nancy 30995, Jim Cowood, Louise Watkins, Billy
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Barbara Harper, Mary Fitts. 2nd ROW: Linda Williams, Hannah Hargett, Nancy Marr, Barbara Hymson, Carolyn Moore, Lois
Meriwether, Mary Lloyd Meade, Betsy Wright, Elizabeth Clark, 3rd ROW: Jimmy Withrow, Flem Harrison, Sam Clay Ward,
Priscilla Roberts, Nancy Adams, Peggy Nunn, Dobree Adams, Betty Hays, Virginia Paul Van Meter, Rush Mathews, Dudley
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EIGHTH GRADE MEMBERS ARE, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT-FIRST ROW: Helen Hamilton, Lucy Manly, Jeanie Robinson, Missy
Mead, Anne Moody. SECOND ROW; John Howard Williams, Sheila Hargett, Gerda Sanders, Rae Reed, Virginia Prewitt, Lucy
Milward, Malinda Clay, Betty Evans, Bradley Switzer. THIRD ROW: Charles Huber, Tommy Sturgill, Willie Newbury, Pegsie
Lisle, Lindsay Nunn, Ann Rodgers Martin, Susan Wisegarver, Mary Anderson, Allen Tolman, David Youmans, FOURTH ROW:

Graddy Johnson, Lanny Cox, Johnny Odear, Stephen Kennedy, John Ross, Ernest Clarke, Herky Rupp, Bill Taylor, Dan Brock,
ABSENT: Alice Kinkead.

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SEVENTH GRADE MEMBERS ARE, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT—FIRST ROW: Parkes Riley, Alex Alexander, Freda Miller, Joe Curry,
SECOND ROW; Elsie Barr, Sarah Jane Byers, Dudley Milward, Betty Burnett, Mary Elizabeth Wylie, Helen Warren, Ann
Chamberlain, Dotty Davis. THIRD ROW: Phil Powell, Tommy Adams, Linda Lures, Tay Maxson, Kitty Craig, Norma Wik-
ler, Bethania Smith, Whayne Haffler, Charles Barrett. FOURTH ROW; Bill Combs, Jerry Truitt, Jimmy Cowden, Bob Sprague,
Beckner Worth, Stuart Lowenthal, Boo Weinman, William Wenneker, Mitchell Gail,

   

 

    
  
    
   
 
   
   
 

 

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JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT GOVERNMENT MEMBERS ARE, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Ernest Clarke,
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Bob Sprague, Elsie Barr, Luci lilward, Vice-President; Lindsay Nunn, Se cretar}
Russell, Lynne Bryant, Gerda Sanders. STANDING: Anne Armstrong, President.

JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB MEMBERS ARE, FROM LEFT TORIGHT, 151" ROW: Barr, Hamilton,
Warren, Miller, Burnett, Byers, Wylie, Milward, Davis. 2ND ROW; Chamberlain, Smith,
Lutes, Maxson, Gassaway, Evans, Robinson, Davrs, Lindquist, Mead, Wikler, Rose, Bishop,
Manly, Moody. 3RD ROW; Harding, Prewitt, Craig, Hargett, T. Davis, N. Davis, Stroud,
Hessel, Reed, Johnson. Morris, Milward, Marr, Briscoe, Sanders, Anderson, Maxson. 4TH
ROW: Barrett, Wowd, Wisegarvur, Nnnn, Johnson, Lisle, Bryant. Lehman, Martin, Clay,
Brown, Armstrong, Phelps, Swrtzer, Adams, Alexander, Haffler. 5TH ROW: Farra, Hughes,
Truitt, Combs, Wennaker, O'Dear, Cox, Johnson, Clarke, Sprague, Cowden, Weinman,
Tolman, Huber, Gail, Powell, Curry, Riley, (JTH ROW: Yomans, Sturgill, Taylor, Worth,
Russell, Ross, Mitchell, Filer, W. Taylor, Kennedy, Rupp, 8. Alexander, Lowenthal, Brake—
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“Hung. For a lab well done call on the Beta Club! The Beta Club is a
l”. "l service organization pledged to carry out any tasks which it is
Jowmi called upon to do. Each member serves the school in many ways
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Bela Club Presi— This year, the main achievement of the club was electing Lucy
dent. Sharp secretary of the Kentucky-Indiana Beta Club at the annual

convention.

Pictured above are two of the money making proiects carried on during the year by the Beta Club.
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BETA CLUB MEMBERS, BELOW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE, FIRST ROW: Jean Alexander, Lucy Sharp, Laura Weinman, Jane
Ray. Drue Cox, Nancy Boggs, Anne Powell. SECOND ROW; Laura Russell, Sara Proctor, Shirley Johnstone, Bertha LcBus,
Barbara King, Anne Vimont, Frances liarting, Sonja Lunde. THIRD ROW; Lawrence Yates, Jim Farris, Bennett Clark, Phil

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Masque and Gavelmembers are listening to Laura Russell,
standing at the far right, practice her monologue for the
Speech Festival. ON THE FLOOR LEFT TORIGHT ARE:
Clay Ross, Frances Harting, Drue Cox, Sonja Lunde,
BarbaraKing. SEATED ON THE COUCHARE: Judy Horton,
Jimmy Robinson, Ann Vimont.

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dent of Masque and Mosque and Gavel had a successful year.

Gavel. Several members participated in the Speech Fes-
tival, and all members devoted themselves to the
promotion of good speech habits.

The pictures above and at left were taken at
the annual Masque and Gavel Talent show, March
12. Winner of first prize was the ”Pantomine Act"
by Freda Miller and Mitchell Gail. Second prize
went to Barbara Hymson for her dance.

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LEFT TORIGHTzBoo Weinman, BettyMaxson, Jim Farris, Laura Weinman.
Tommy Rich, Jane Ray, Sara Proctor, Jimmy Robinson, Lucy Sharp, Mary
Anderson. John Ross, Tay Maxson. ABSENT; Pat Schrider. These Student
Council members carried out the duties of their organization by forming

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SENIOR HIGH PEP CLUB MEMBERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE, FIRST ROW: L.
Alexander, N. Adams, Cox, Sharp, Hart, Calvert, Watkins, Powell, J. Alexander,
Dorrah, Boggs, Parker, Honaker. SECOND ROW: Reed, Weinman, Harting, Cow-
gill, Lunde, Arnett, Vimont, Russell, Scott, Whirtenburg, S. Adams, Heinz.
THIRD ROW; Rich, Williams, Farris, Ross, Johnstone, LeBus, Horton, Proctor, King,
Ginger, Ginger, Miller. FOURTH ROW: B. Adams, Hagin, Kinkead, Sprague,
Fortenbery, Johnson, W. Brown, K. Brown, Robinson, Yates.

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The Pep Club sold candy and tags at basketball games and also decorated the gym. Several sock hops were
given, and a party in honor at the Alumni was held. The Pep Club was host for the district and regional bas-

ketbal l tournaments .

   

SEATED AT THE SPEAKER'S TABLE AT THE PEP CLUB BANQUET ARE; Dwight Price, Dr. Ginger, Blanton Collier, speaker; Nancy
Boggs, Phyllis Kloecker, and King Richeson. The award for the most valuable new member was given to Barbara Harper. Two old
members, Shirley Johnstone and Pat Schrider, were presented awards for their service to the Pep Club. Members of the basketball

 

and swimming teams were recognized. Cheerleaders were given letters.

  

 Pep Club members have fun at a sock-hop.

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CANDIDATES FOR SENIOR
HIGH PEP CLUB WERE, BACK
ROW; Peggy Nunn, Sarah von
Grunigen, Betty Hays, Marion
Williams, Jane Lee Ray, Peggy
Lyons. C LOC K WISE: Dobree
Adams, Carolyn Moore. Mary
Lloyd Meade, Elizabeth Clark,
Betsy Wright, Hannah Hargett,
Carolyn Reeves, Mar y Bailey
Fitts, Susan D a rn ell, Linda
Wheeler, Lois M e r i We the r,
Mary Dan Marthe ws, Nancy
Brown, Barbara Harper, Lillian
Moore, Linda Williams, Pris-
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The Y—Tcens are sponsored by the Y, W,C_A. to promote its ideals. Members of the Anna Browning Peck Chapter of the Y-Teens are,
as follows, FIRST ROW, LEFT TORIGHT: M, Davis, Mathews, Morris, Wheeler, Dormh, Lindquist, Gassaway, L. Williams, Must,
Bishop, Brown, Fitts. SECOND ROW: Rose, Harper, Harding, Phelps, Ray, NC. Adams, Lyons, Russell, Darnell, Hesscl, Lehman,
Powell, L. Alexander. THIRD ROW-.J. Alexander, Armstrong, M. Williams, T. Davis, N. Davis, Stroud, Maxson, B.]0hnson, Reed, Cox,
Honaker, Boggs, BHS'IUC, Hart, Calvert. FOURTH ROW; Hargett, N. Mart, Meade, Van Meter, Weinman, Moore, Hays, J. Adams,
Vimont, Arnett, Roberts, Parker, Meriwether, Sharp, Clark, M. Mart. FIFTH ROW-Johnston, N. K. Adams, Cowgill, Von Grunigen,
Proctor, King, Johnstonc, LeBLis, Nunn, Scott, Lunde, Harting, Bryant, D. Adams, Horton.

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The Y-Teens entertained with a Valentine Dance at the
Y.W.C.A. The King at Hearts and the male members of the
court were elected by popular vote. From left to right court
members and escorts were: Harting, Heinz, Johnstone, Forten-
bery, von Grunigen, Johnson, Hagin, Russell, Farris, Scott.

   

Phil Johnson was
crowned King of
Hearts at the Y—Teen
Dance.

Sarah von Gruni-
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ANNUAL STAFF MEMBERS ARE, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Bob O'dear, Jane Ray. Peggy Cow gill, Anne Powell, Lucy

 

3W. ' Alexander. SECOND ROW: Clay Ross, Bertha LeBus, Sarah von Grunigen, Louise Watkins, Shirley Johnstone, Bennett Clark,
IUSL Steve Pollard, Jimmy Forienbery. THIRD ROW; Frances Harting, Phil Johnson, Ken Brown, Barbara King, Drue Cox, and
an, Verner Johnson.

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EV“- The annual staff was chosen or elected in October and worked industriously during

the year on the parts of the yearbook.
The staff planned the PURPLE and WHITE so that the main events of the year would

be pictoriaIIy portrayed .

Barbara King, Editor of The PURPLE and WHITE.

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U-HIGH LIGHTS STAFF FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE, SEA TED: Marion Williams, Peggy Lyons, Peggy
Nunn, Carolyn Arnett, Sara Proctor, lpuise Watkins, Laura Russell, PeggyCowgill, Lucy Sharp, Nancy
Briggs, Jean Alexander, Sonja Lunde, Jimmy Fortenbery. ST ANDIN G:Druc Cm, Ma