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LYMAN V. GINGER

Director

GRACE ANDERSON

Senior Class Sponsor

PERRY ADAMS
Band

ALMA CARL
Seventh Grade

MRS. ELMER GILB
Physical Education

MRS. RUTH HAINES
Art

DURBIN C . KEMPER

Science

PHYLLIS K LOEC KER
Health
Physical Education

English

MRS. O. H. MAUSER
Cafeteria Manager

DAVID C. McMURTRY
Commerce

ANNA B. PECK

Social Studies

E. LEON PORTER
Mathematics

KING RICHESON
Physical Education
Basketball Coach

MARGARET ROSER

Librarian

MARTHA V. SHIPMAN
Eighth Grade

MRS. HENRY A. TAYLOR
Speech & Psychology

MRS. LYLE WALKER
Music

MARY WE ST
Languages

BINGHAM WILSON
Safety Education

"Thou wert my guide, philosopher, and friend. "
— Pope —

To the Faculty and Director of University High

School, we the class of 1952, gratefully dedicate

this, our Senior Annual.

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CATHERINE CAREY ADAMS

Entered from Elementary
Pep Club '49, '5o,'51, '52; Glee Club '49, '50,'51,'52; Little
Choir '49, '50, '51, '52; Y-Teens '49, '50, '51, '52; Octet '50,
'5I,'52; All State Chorus '50; State Music Festival '49, '50,
'5I;Beta Club '5o,'51, '52; Delegate to Beta Convention '50,
'51;Vice-President Beta '52; National Honor Society '50,'51,
Curtis Salesmanship Award '51; Curtis Radio Award '5I; U-
High Lights Staff '49,'5o,'51, '52; Assistant News Editor U-
High Lights '50,'5I; K. H. S. P. A. '50; Variety Show '51;
Editor of Annual '52; Speech Play '51; Y-Teens Basketball
Team '50; Publicity Chairman Y-Teens '51;Bible Study '49;
Masque and Gavel '52; Regional Drama Contest '51; "Her
voice was ever soft, Gentle, and low, an excellent thing in
woman."

BARBARA A NN AS HBROOK

Entered from Lafayette 1949

Pep Club '49,'5o,'51,'52; Glee Club '49,'5o,'51,'52; Y-
Teens '49, '50, '51, '52; Curtis Salesmanship Award '51;
Treasurer of Y-Teens '52; National Honor Society '5I,'52;'
Kentucky Girls State '51; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award
'52; Secretary of Sophomore Class '50; Vice-President of
Junior Class '51; Vice-President of Student Council '52; Y-
Teens Basketball Team '49,'50,'5I; Student Government
Representative '52; U-High Lights Staff '50, '5I,'52; D.A.R.
Citizenship Essay Contest '52; Beta Club '52;”lnfinite Riches
in a Little Room."

JACK CONGLETON
Entered from Morton 1949

Senior High Basketball Team ’49, '50, '51; Track Team '51;

Pep Club '49, '50, '51, '52; Sportsman Club '49, '50, '51 ; Junior

Prom Court '5l; "I'll Put That In My Considering Cap. '

PATRICIA CAROL COOMS

Entered from Morton 1948
Glee Club '49, '5o,'51,'52; Y-Teens '49,‘5o.'5r,'52; Pep
Club '49,'5o, '5l,'52; Secretary of Class '51; U-High Lights
Staff '52; Bible Study '49; “How far this little Candle throws
its beams. "

GLENN UREY DORROH JR.
Entered from Morton 1948

Pep Club '49. '50, '51, '52; Junior High Basketball Team '48,
'49; B-Team '49, '50; A-Team '51. '52;Track Team '50,‘5I,
'52; Tennis Team '5I,'52; Secretary of Class '52; Sportsman
Club '49,'5o,'51,'52; Junior Prom Court '51; Speech Play
'52; District Tournament '49, '50, '51; Regional Tournament
'49.'5o,'5l; State Tournament '51; Masque and Gavel '52;
"Its a little chimney but heated quickly.”

LUCIE CROSS DUNLAP
Entered from Midway 1950
Curtis Salesmanship Award '50; Glee Club '50, '51; Pep Club
5 '5o.'51, '52;Junior Prom Court '51; Y-Teens '5o,'5I,'52;"It
‘5 was as if. . .as if she was thinking of something else all the
time."

JAMES K. DUNAVENT
Entered from Midway High School 1951
Glee Club '52; Pep Club '52; "Thought is deeper than all
speech.‘

MARY HAMILTON GESS

Entered from Elementary

Pep Club '49,'5o,'51,'52; Glee Club '49,'5o,'51,'52; Y-
Teens '49, '50, '51, '52; Curtis Salesmanship Award '51; Treas-
urer of class '51, '52; Representative Student Government '52;
Circulation Manager of Annual '52;News Editor, U-Hi Lights
'5I,'52; Y-Teens Basketball Team '49, '50, '51; Bible Study
'49;Beta Club '52;"Yet taught by time, my heart has learned
to glow for other's good, and melt at other's woe."

Pep Club '51, '52; “He is great who never reminds us of

others . "

HELEN VANCE GILB
Entered from Elementary

Pep Club '49, '50,'5I,'52; Beta Club '5o,'5l, '52; President
of Beta Club'52; Y-Teens '49,'5o,'5r,'52;GleeC1ub '49, '50,
'51,'52; Little Choir '50, '51, '52; Y-Teens Basketball team
'49, '50, '51; Delegate to Beta ClubConvention '50, '51 ; Curtis
Salesmanship Award '50; Cheerleader '51,'52; U-Hi-Lights
Staff '49,'50,'5I,'52; State Music Festival '5o,'5l,'52;
Bible Study '49; Assistant Advertising U-Hi Lights '52; Ad-
vertising Editor of Annual '52; Masque and Gavel '52; 'She
had a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to
t W execute any mischief."

NEALE HALL
Entered from Pikeville Academy 1951

BARBARA BUSH HARDWICK
Entered from Elementary

Cheerleader '49, '50, '51, '52; President Student Government
'52; Representative Student Government '50; Pep Club '49,
'5o.'51. '52; President Junior High Pep Club '49; Treasurer
Pep Club '51; Glee Club '49,'5o, '5I,'52; Little Choir'5o,
'51. '52; Octet '50, '5I,'52;State Music Festival'5o, '51; All
State Chorus '5o,'51; Y-Teens '49, '5o,'51,'52; Inter-Club
Council Representative '51;Inter-Club CouncilSecretary '52;
U.P. Y-Teens '52; Y-Teens Basketball team '49, '50, '51;
Curtis Salesmanship Award '51; National Beta Club '51. '52;
Masque and Gavel '51, '52; Delegate to Beta Convention '52;
Bible Study '49; Junior Prom Court '51; U-Hi Lights Staff
'51, '52; Assistant Advertising Manager Annual '52; Experi-
menting on Experience in International Living '52; "I have
a heart with room for every joy."

LEILA KEMPER HEINZ

Entered from Lafayette I949
Pep Club '49, '50, '51, '52; Y-Teens '49. '50, '51, '52; Y-Teens
Basketball Team '49,'5o; Glee Club '49, '50, '5I,'52; Little
Choir '51, ‘52; Curtis Salesmanship Award '50; Assistant
Feature Editor U-Hi Lights '51,'52; U-Hi Lights Staff '50,
'51; ”And unextinguish'd laughter shakes the sky.‘

KATHERINE ELIZABETH KEYES

Entered from Elementary
Pep Club '49, '50, '51, '52; Vice-President Pep Club '49;
Cheerleader '49, '50; Glee Club '49, '50, '5r, '52; State Music
Festival '50, '51; Little Choir '5o,'5t,'52; President Little
Choir '52; Vice-President Little Choir '51; All State Chorus
'50; Octet '52;Convocation Committee '5o;Student Council
Representative '51; Delegate to State Student Council '51;
Delegate to Kentucky Youth Assembly '51; Y-Teens '49, '50,
'51, '52; Y-Teens Basketball Team '49, '5o, '51; Bible Study
'49; U-High lights Staff, Exchange Editor '5I;Assistant Fea-
ture Editor '52; "But that is another story.“

SAMUEL MCDOWELL KINKEAD

Entered from Morton 1947

Curtis Salesmanship Award '51; Pep Club '49,'59,'5r,'52;
Senior High Basketball '49,'5o; President of Class '5I,'52;
Vice-President of Class '50; Sportsman Club '49, '5o,'51;
President ofSportsman Club '5I;Representative StudentGov-
ernment '51,'52; Masque and Gavel '51,'52; Junior Prom
Court '51; Social Committee '51; Golf Team '51; Speech
Class Play '51; Junior High Basketball '49; I-li-Y '49; Bible
Study '49; 'Oh-why should life all labor be?“

BETTY JO MARTIN
Entered from elementary
Y—Teens '49, '50, '51, '52; President of Y-Teens '52; Y-Teen
Basketball Team '50; Delegate to Kentucky-Tennessee Y-
Teen Camp Conference '51; Chairman of Lexington Y-Teen
Potato Chip Sales '52; Inter Club Council '52; U-Hi Lights
Staff '49,'5o,'5r,'52; Editor of U-Hi Lights '52; Assistant
Feature Editor of U-Hi Lights '52; Exchange Editor of U-Hi
Lights '50; Associate Editor of Senior Annual '52; National
Honor Society '52; Masque and Gavel '51, '52; National Beta
Club '51, '52; Delegate to Beta Club Convention '52; Repre-
sentative to Student Government '5o,'5I; Representative to
Student Council '51 , '52; Pep Club ‘49, '50, '51 , '52; Glee Club
'49, '50, '51, '52; Little Choir '50, '51, '52; Secretary of Little

Choir '51; State Music Festival '50, '51, '52;Regional Speech 3

Contest '50; Speech Class Play '52; Cheerleader '49; Bible X 3
Study '49; Curtis Salesmanship Award '51; 'Knowledge comes. 1-:
but wisdom lingers." i )

JEAN ELAINE MARTIN
Entered from elementary
Glee Club '49, '50, '51, '52;Y-Teens '49. '50, '5I,'52; Y-Teen
Basketball Team '49,'50; Pep Club '49, '5o,'51,'52; Bible
Study '49; "With mirth and laughter, let old wrinkles come."

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VIRGINIA GRACE MCFA DDEN

Entered from Sayre School 1947
Pep Club '49, '50, '51, '52; Glee Club '49, '50, '51, '52; Presi-
dent of Class '50; State Music Festival '5o,'51; Little Choir
'50, '51, '52; Treasurer of Little Choir '52; Curtis Salesman-
ship Award '51; Y-Teens '49, '50, '5l,'52; Speech Class Play
'5l; Bible Study '49; U-High Lights Staff '52; Circulation
Manager of Annual '52; Beta Club'52;Masque and Gavel'52;
"She will talk - ye, gods! How she will talk.”

GRANDISON MCLEAN

Entered from Elementary

Pep Club '49,'5o,'5t,'52; President of Pep Club '49, '52;
Secretary of Pep Club '5r; Curtis Salesmanship Award ”5!;
Glee Club '49, '50, '51; Y-Teens '49, '50, '51, '52; Secretary
of Y-Teens '51, '52; Student Council '49, ’51; Feature Editor
of Annual '52; Beta Club '51,'52; Delegate to Beta Club
Convention '51; Masque and Gavel '5I,'52;Y-Teens Basket-
ball Team '49, '50; Junior Prom Court '51; Bible Study '49;
Curtis Radio Award '51; "Great thoughts, like great deeds,
need no trumpet.”

FRANK LEROND McVEY III
Entered from Elementary
Pep Club '49,'5o,'51,'52; Sportsan Club '49, '5o,'51,'52;
Sportsman Club Vice-President '49, '50; Band '49,'5o,‘51,
'52; Glee Club '52; Beta Club '50, '51, '52: A-Basketball
Team '50, '51. '52; District and Regional '50, '51; State
Tournament '51; Speech Play '51, '52; U.K. Band '50, '51;

"Men of few words are the best men."

DAVID ZINK PIPER
Entered from Midway 1950
Pep Club '51, '52;Masque and Gavel '50, '51, '52; Senior An-
nual Staff '5x, '52; Treasurer of Sportsman Club '50, '51;
Tennis Team '51,'52; ”Be a pattern to othas and all will go
well.”

SUSAN DORIS RANNELLS

Entered from Cassidy 1946
Pep Club '49, '51,'52; Glee Club '52; Y-Teens '49, '52; Sec-
retary of Freshman Class '49; Secretary Of Curtis Publication
Contest '51; U-High Lights Staff '52; Art Editor ofAnnual'Sz;
Constitution Committee for Student Government '50; Bible
Study '49; National Honor Society '52; "To think is to con-
verse with one's Self."

JAMES C. SEDBROOK
Entered from Manual High 1952
"Nothing but himself can be his parallel.“

GARLAND SIMS
Entered from Cassidy 1946

Pep Club '49,'5o,'51,'52; Pep Club Talent Show '52; Glee
Club '49. ‘50, '51. '52; Little Chou- '50, '51, '52; Secretary of
Little Choir '52; State Music Festival '50. '51; Curtis Sales-
manship Award '51; Speech Play '52; Social Committee '51;
U-High Lights Staff '52; Y-Teens '49, '50, '5I,'52; Member-
ship chairman Y-Teens '52; Bible Study '49; Y-Teen Bas-
ketball Team ‘49. '50; Masque and Gavel '52; "Thou cans't
not touch the freedom of my mind."

EDITH CAROL TINDB?
Entered from Ward-Belmont 1952
”Adventure is not outside a person; it is within."

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MARSHALL KURT WHITE

Entered from Elementary
Pep Club '49,'5o,'51,'52; Beta Club '51, '52; Curtis Sales-
manship Award '5I;Sportsman Club '49, '50, '5I;'If1 do vow
a friendship, I'll perform it to the last article.”

CHARLINE WHITEHOUS E

l Entered from Elementary

Pep Club '49, '50, '5I,'52; Treasurer Pep Club '49; Y-Teens
'49, '5o,'51, '52; Curtis Salesmanship Award '51; Glee Club
'49,'5o,'51,'52; Band '5o,'51; Y-Teens Basketball Team
'49; State Music Festival '50; Alternate to Girl's State '51;
Treasurer of Class '50; Convocation Committee '51; Social
Committee '52; U-High Lights Staff '52; Constitution Com-
mittee for Student Government; Business Manager of Annual
'52; Bible Study '49; Masque and Gavel '52; National Honor
Society '52; ”Triﬂes make perfection-and perfection is no
trifle.“

JAMES LYNWOOD WILDER

Entered from Woodberry Forest 1951
Pep Club '49, '52; Secretary-Treasurer of Pep Club '49; Sec-
retary-Treasurer of Class '49; Glee Club '49; State Music
Festival '49; All State Chorus '49; Basketball '49, '52;Captain
of Basketball Team '49; U-High Lights '49; Sportsman Club
'49; Bible Study '49; Tennis '49; Swimming '49; Track '49;
"Talk to him of Jacob's ladder, and he would ask the number
of steps. "

NANCY CALHOUN WILDER

Entered from Elementary
Pep Club '49,'5o,'51,'52; Glee Club '49,'5o,'52; Curtis
Salesmanship Award '51; Y-Teens '49. '5o,'51,'52; Masque
and Gavel ‘5I,'52; President of Masque and Gavel '52; U-
High Lights Staff '51, '52; Dramatic Contest '5I;Speech Play
'51; “What ever sky's above me, here's aheart for any fate.”

EDITH LOUISE WILE
Entered from Elementary

Vice-President of Class '52; Bible Study '49; Cheerleader '49,
'5o,'51; Y-Teens '49,'5o,'51,'52; Pep Club '49,'50,'51,
'52;Secretary of Student Government '51;Y-Teens Basketball
Team '49,'50; Masque and Gavel '51; President of Masque
and Gavel '52; Social Committee '5r.'52; Glee Club '49,
'50; Curtis Salesmanship Award '51; Cheerleader Coach '52;
Assistant Art Editor of Annual '52; U-High lights Staff '51,
'52; Feature Editor of U-High Lights '52; Junior Prom Court
'51; Beta Club '52; “She is excellent who can suit her tem-
perament to any circumstamce."

CAROLYN DAY WILLIAMS

Entered from Elementary

Pep Club '49.'5o,'51,'52; Treasurer Pep Club '52; Curtis
Salesmanship Award '51; Glee Club '49,’5o,'51,'52;$tate
Music Festival '51; Little Choir '52; Vice-President Little
Choir '52; Octet '52; Kentucky State Chorus '50; Y-Teens
'49. '50, '51, '52; U-High Lights Staff '52; Bible Study '49;
Pep Club Talent Show '52; Y-Teen Basketball Team '49,
'50; Beta Club '52; "The good hate sin because they love
virtue."

CATHERINE TUCKER WILSON
Entered from Cassidy 1946

Pep Club '49, '5o,'5I, '52; Glee Club '49, '50, '51, '52; Little
Choir '50, '51, '52; Y-Teens '49, '50, '51, '52;A11$tatechorus
'50; State Msuic‘Festival '5o,'5I; U-High Lights Staff '49,
'50,‘5I,'52; Assistant Business Manager U-High Lights '52;
Convocation Committe '52;Curtis Salesmanship Award '51;
Speech Class Play '51; Bible Study '49; Latin Club '50; Na-
tional Honor Society '52; 'The secret to success is constancy
to purpose.“

CLASSES

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JUNIOR
PROM

$153

FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Clara Es-StelYates, Cobie Blackery,

Buddy Willis, Robert Lawrence, Pat Gilson, Jane Cole, Barbara Sub-
len, Rosemary Blackford, Mary Ward. SECOND ROW: Sissy Richard-
son, Ann Cornell, AnnBriscoe, Barbara Richardson, Martha Howard,
Reba Lewis, Mae Martin Bryant, Barbara Roberts. THIRD ROW: Bobby
Davis, David Havens, George Foster, John Hardwick, Chip Rice, John
Anderson, John Whitlow. FOURTH ROW: Jock Simpson, Stoney Dale,
David Walker, Jim Kauffman, Edwin Ward, Ronnie Atkins, Jack
Miller, Dickie Queen. ABSENT WHEN PICTURE WAS TAKEN WERE:
Lawrence Crump, Billy Hamilton, Buck Lebus, Sonny Linquist, Chuck

mwry, Bill Sims, Frank Ward.

9res§dent . .
Vice-President
Secrerory . .
Treasurer . .

OFFlCERS

Robert Lawrence

. Pat Gilson

. Sonny Li nquist

Buddy Willis

SOPHOMORES

FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Adams, Virginia Boles, Shirley Cundiff, Nancy Boggs, Sara
Procter, Jimmy Robinson, Billy Heinz, Tom Johnston, LaVerne DeJoe. SECOND ROW: Drue Cox, Frances
Harding, Ann Powell, Ann Pennington, Peggy Cowgill, Barbara King, Shirley Johnstone, Laura Russell,
Louise Watkins, Judy Horton, Mary Dar’mas, Bertha Lebus. THIRD ROW: Shack Kenney, Bobby Milward,
Headley Shouse, Jim Fortenberry, Phil Johnson, John Sprague, Bennett Clark, Herbie Feeback, Phil Mc-
Clure, Sammy Barclay. ABSENT: Steve Pollard, Clay Ross.

FRESHMEN

FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Honaker, Ann Parker, Lucie Sharp, Jimmy Whittenburg, Charles
Behlen, Tommy Nuzum, Laura Weinman, Tippy McFadden, Wilma Jean Dorroh. SECOND ROW: Fielden
Wilmott, Mary Lane Reed, Carolyn Arnett, Ann Daingerfield, Louise Scott, Ann Vimont, Nada James,
Jean Alexander, Tim Hart, Rhoda Tuthill. THIRD ROW: Jim Farris, Bob O'Dear, David Ebelhart, Jim
Ward. FOURTH ROW: Skipper Adams, Jim Steed, T. Kinkead, Lawrence Yates, Verner Johnson, Virgil
Steed, Pope McLean, David Whitehouse, Tommy Wood, Veruess Hollingworth. ABSENT: Lucy Alexander,
Sonja Lunde.

FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Miller, Barbara Harper, Hunter Platt, Dobree Adams, Hannah
Hargett, Tommy Rich, Barbara Hymson, Jimmy Withrow. SECOND ROW: Mary Dan Mathews, Lois
Meriwether, Linda Williams, Peggy Nunn, Phoebe Estes, Carolyn Moore, Nancy Brown, Elizabeth Clark,
Carolyn Reeves. THIRD ROW: Billy Ginger, Joe Hagin. FOURTH ROW: Flem Harrison, Warley Harper,
Ranny Blount, James Blackerby, Tommy Ginger, W. R. Brown, Dudley Williams, Sam Clay Ward.
ABSENT: Missy Lebus, Nancy Pennington, Virginia Paul VanMeter, Frank Barker.

SEVENTH GRADE

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FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Diana Brown, Helen Guthrie, Brenda Johnson, Retta Johnston, Nancy
Davis, Wick Russell, Janet Gasaway, Toni Davis, Anne Armstrong. SECOND ROW: Mary Lynn Davis,
Betty Maxon, Bill Sprague, Betty Garrigus, May Libby Briscoe, Nancy Harting, Jay Bishop, Lynn Bryant,
Carolyn Stroud, David Filer, lane Adams. THIRD ROW: Howard Taylor, Dough Gaidry. Jim Brakefield,

Jack Farra, Robert Wood, Allen Jones, Billy Alexander, Bobby Griffin, Robert Fraser. ABSENT: Elaine
Lindquist, Frances Morris.

STUDENT

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ANNUAL STAFF

EDITOR . . . . . . . . . . . . Corey Adams
ASSOCIATE EDITOR . . . . . . . Berry Jo Martin
BUSINESS MANAGER . . . . .CharIine Whitehouse
ART EDITOR . . . . . . . . . .Susan RanneIIs
ASSISTANT ART EDITOR. . . . . . . . SissyWiIe
FEATURE EDITOR . . . . . . . Grondison McLean
ADVERTISING MANAGER . . . . Helen Vance Gilb
ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER .Barbarc Hordwick
CIRCULATION MANAGERS. . . _. Virginia McFadden

Mary Gess
SPORTS EDITOR . . . . . . . . . David Piper
PHOTOGRAPHIC MANAGER . . . . . Frank McVey

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THE [1- III LIGHTS STAFF

EDITOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Betty Jo Martin
ASSISTANT EDITOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Clara Es- StelYates
NEWS EDITOR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Gess
ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Coburn Blackerby
FEATURE EDITOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sissy Wile
ASSISTANT FEATURE EDITORS. . . . '. . . . . . . Leila Heinz, Kay Keyes
EXCHANGE EDITOR. . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . Reba Lewis
SPORTS EDITOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chip Rice
ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITORS. . . . . . . . . . . Buddy Willis, Bill Sims
MUSIC EDITORS . . . . . . . . . . . Barbara Roberts, Bob Davis
ADVERTISING MANAGER. . . . . . . . . . . . David Walker
ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER. . . . . . . . . . . . Pat Gilson
BUSINESS MANAGER . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mae Martin Bryant
ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER . . . . . . . . Catherine Wilson
PHOTOGRAPHERS. . . . . . . . . . . .Bill Hamilton, Jim Fortenberry
TYPISTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Nancy Wilder, Patsy Coons
REPORTERS

Helen Vance Gilb Nancy Wilder Ann Briscoe

Barbara Hardwick Ann Cornell Frances Harting

Lawrence Crump Chuck Lowery Carey Adams

Barbara Ashbrook Susan Rannells Jane Cole

Charline Whitehouse Drue Cox Phoebe Estes

Virginia McFadden Jim Kauftman Barbara King

Martha Jean Howard Mary Ward Laura Russell

Lucie Cross Dunlap Jack Miller Nada James

Carolyn Arnett Carolyn Williams Garland Sims

Sissy Richardson Patsy Coons Barbara Sublett

STUDENT GOVERNMENT

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FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frances Haning, Mary Gess, Barbara Hardwick, President; Clara Es-Stel
Yates, Vice-President; Drue Cox, Secretary; Jean Alexander. SECOND ROW: Bobby Milward, Sammy
Kinkead, Bob O'Dear, Bobby Griffin, Jay Bishop, Chip Rice, Ann Cornell, Ranny Blount, Elizabeth

Clark, Barbara Harper.

STUDENT CEUNCIL

FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Amen, Joe Hagin, Doug Gaidry, Reba Lewis, Secretary; John
Hardwick, President; Barbara Ashbrook, Vice-President; Betty Jo Martin. SECOND ROW: Ann Armstrong,

Virgil Steed, Arm Powell, Headley Shouse, Buddy Willis, Mae Martin Bryant, David Piper, Mary Dan
Mathews.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Carey Adams, Betty Jo Martin, Charline Whitehouse, Susan Rannells,
Barbara Ashbrook. ABSENT: Catharine Wilson.

BETA CLUB

FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Gess, Clara Es-Stel Yates. Carey Adams, Vice-Resident;
John Hardwick, Secretary-Treasurer; Helen Vance Gilb, President; Barbara Ashbrook. SECOND
ROW: Betty lo Martin, Mae Martin Bryant. THIRD ROW: Grandison McLean, Marshall White,
PatGilson, Frank McVey, Carolyn Williams, Barbara Hardwick, Sissy Wile, Virginia McFadden,

Robert Lawrence.

FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Virginia McFadden, David Piper, Secre-
tary; Sissy Wile, President;Charline Whitehouse, Barbara Hardwick. BACK
ROW: Carey Adams, Glenn Dorroh, Helen Vance Gilb, Sammy Kinkead,
Betty Jo Martin, Garland Sims, Grandison McLean. ABSENT WHEN PIC-
TURE WAS TAKEN WAS: Nancy Wilder, Vice-President.

Y-Teens

OFFICERS: Betty 10 Martin, President; Barbara Hardwick, Vice-President; Grandison McLean,
Secretary; Barbara Ashbrook, Treasurer; Clara Es-Stel Yates, Inter-Club Council Representative.

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GLEE CLUB

BAND

FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Virginia Walker, Director; Virginia McFadden, Carey
Adams, Nancy Boggs, Louise-Watkins, Carolyn Williams. SECOND ROW: Sara Proctor, Drue
Cox, Kay Keyes, Laura Russell, Barbara Roberts. BACK ROW: Peggy Cowgill, Betty 10 Martin,
Helen Vance Gilb, Leila Heinz, Barbara Hardwick, Shirley Johnston. ABSENT: Garland Sims,
Rosemary Blackford, Martha Howard, Catherine Wilson.

QUARTET

OCTET

FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carey Adams, Carolyn
Williams, Barbara Hardwick, Kay Keyes. BACK ROW:
David Walker, John Hardwick, Bill Sims, Chip Rice.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: David Walker, Bill Sims,
Chip Rice, Robert Lawrence.

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PEP CLUBS

JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB

Lucy Alexander

Louise Scott

Laura Weinman

.T . Kinkead

SENIOR HIGH PEP CLUB

Grandison McLean

. Pat Gilson
. . Reba Lewis
.Carolyn Williams

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CONGRATULATIONS T0

Dr. Ginger on his election as President of K E A

Carey Adams and Susan Rannells for Marguerite McLaughlin
Certificate

Betty Jo Martin and Mary Gess for Enoch Grehan Certificate

Charline Whitehouse for Bausch and Lomb Science Award

Garland Sims and Charline Whitehouse for having articles published in the Kentucky
English Bulletin.

The following for participation and rating in State Swim Meet

Skipper Adams 3rd in diving

Bill Sims 4th in 50 yd freestyle
Robert Lawrence 6th in 50 yd breast stroke
Frank McVey 6th in 50 yd back stroke
U-Hi team 3rd in 150 yd medley relay

Glenn Dorroh for participation in State Tennis Meet
The following for participation in the State Track Meet

John Hardwick, Jimmy Fortenberry, Phil Johnson and Bill Sims
The following for membership in

National Honor Society - Virginia McFadden, Grandison McLean, Carolyn Wil-
liams, Mae Martin Bryant, Clara Es—Stel Yates and Billy Hamilton.

National Beta Club - Glenn Dorroh, Leila Heinz, Charlene Whitehouse, Coburn
Blackerby, Barbara Roberts, Barbara Sublett, Drue Cox and Frances Harting .

Masque and Gavel - Jean Elaine Martin, Mae Martin Bryant, Robert Lawrence,
Barbara Roberts and Judy Horton.
The following for participation and ratings in State Music Festivals

Voice
Little Choir Superior
Peggy Cowgill Superior

Carey Adams Excellent
Rosemary Blackford Excellent
Piano
Sonie Lunde Superior
Ann Vimont Superior
Band
Drue Cox
John Sprague
Orchestra
Drue Cox
Bill Hamilton
Clara Es—Stel Yates for being chosen for Girls State
Billy Hamilton, John Hardwick, Robert Lawrence, Bennett Clark, Bobby Milward,
and Clay Ross for being chosen for Boys State.

FEATURES

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PROPHECY

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HISTORY

One happy day in September l939 many new and shining faces appeared in University
School for the first time; Carey, Mary, Nancy, Sissy, Frank and Marshall were among those

present. That year was very exciting; the dressing in Halloween costumes and parading in all

the other rooms, the wonder of our first Xmas program, the weeks and weeks of work learning
"Away in the Manger, " and the presentswe made for our mothers (a plaster cast of our hands),
these all went to make up a mOst wonderful year. First grade found the arrival of Lyn to our
class and many activities in store for us; the trip we took to the campus to gather nuts and
then back to school to make candy; and then that memorable day when we sold lemonade
and made $2.l9 for some long forgotten project. Carolyn ioined us in second grade and Miss
Adams gave us a real thrill when she took us to the fire station and the Southern R R and we
came back and went to work most enthusiastically on our own train. Also under her tutelage
we gave the "Three Billy Goats Gruff, " and who could forget the 'tromping' as we went over
the bridge .

Who of us could fail to remember the day in third grade when Miss Willson, in her zeal
to catch Lyn and administer iustpunishment, fell flat - and great was the fall thereof aswell
as the merriment. Barbara, Betty Jo, Jean Elaine and Kay ioined us the next year as did our
own Mr. Ginger and here in Miss Molloy's room saw the giving of the play “Rumplestiltskin”
(how we must have loved plays) and the election of cheerleaders, Barbara, Carey, Sissy,
Betty Jo and Kay with size 42 sweaters coming to our knees. Barbara left us for Kenwick in
the fifth grade and this year, under Miss Belser, we saw the lull before the storm.

The next year Barbara rejoined us and Grandison became one of us for the first time. The
activities hit with all furywhat with the Skywriter and theglorious Xmas program, (remember
Barbara, Carey and Jean Elaine as angels and Jimmy Shippey, Lyn and Johnny B. as the three
wise men?), and the piece de resistance, “Peter Pan,” (shades of the immortal Barriel).
Who does not remember the drowsy spring day when, during the reading of "Lassie" aloud,

Boswell succumbed to sleep and fell out of his seat into the aisle.

The feel of importance when we went to the High School side for the first time and the
thrill of the entire class for the blassoming love affair of Barbara and Willie highlighted our
seventh grade. It was this year that three of our own girls, Barbara, Sissy and Helen Vance
were chosen by real iudges as Junior High cheerleaders. In this year, Helen Vance, Susan,
Garland and Catherine entered U-Hi and it was in the next that Patsy, Virginia and Sammy
sought and received admittance into our grade. This term will long be remembered for the
convocation program which was a take off on a faculty meeting. Surely the teachers realized
it was all in fun? The ninth grade saw the addition of Glenn to our group and the taking of the
overnight trip to Cincinnati with the basketball team where Carey gave a party at the T.P.
for the team and U Hians. It was also this year that we gave our Pep Club banquet with the
Toyland theme .

Our second year in high school gave us our Sophomore Dance--what hours we spent in
anticipation and work for it and who could forget the candy and apple sales that made the
dance possible. Barbara Ashbrook, Leila and Jack came to us this year while Toss, David and
Neale ioined the happy throng the next year. This iunior year saw more activity than any
other year except possibly the sixth. Here we had our magazine sales to make money for our
Junior Prom when we made more than any other class had ever made (we always knew there
was something extra special about us). Then our overnight trip to E town, our own Junior Prom
with some of 'us' in the court and, thrillof thrills, a basketball team thatwent to the quarter
finals in the state tournament. Almost too much for any class to take.

And now our senior year is over--our dance a thing of the past, our play behind us, the
Baccalaureate Sermon, Senior Breakfast and Graduation a memory. It is with a feeling of
regret that we, who have become so much richer through our association with the students and
teachers at U High, must take leave of Our school, knowing that we have profited by our

years of work and hoping that we have made and will continue to make our school as proud of

us as we are of it.

CLASS WILL

Carey Adams leaves her open houses after the games to anyone who will venture to have
the noisy crew.

Barbara Ashbrook leaves her I.Q. to the first Junior who reads the World Almanac from
cover to cover.

Jack Congleton leaves in utter amazement over his diploma.

Patsy Coons leaves her quiet, ladylike ways to Barbara Richardson.

Glenn Dorroh leaves his eye for the basket to John Hardwick.

Jimmy Dunavent leaves his ability to work chemistry problems to Bobby Davis.

Lucie Cross Dunlap leaves her understanding of texture to anyone who can catch on.

Mary Gess leaves her friendliness to Pat Gilson.

Helen Vance Gilb leaves her muscles to be distributed among the Junior boys.

Neale Hall leaves his Pikeville accent to Herbie Feeback.

Barbara Hardwick leaves her long, tapering fingernails to Sara Procter.

Leila Heinz leaves her K.K. (knitting knowledge) to Cobie Blackerby.

Kay Keyes leaves her novel on Chapter 46 to someone who will complete it for her.

Sammy Kinkead leaves his popularity to Robert Lawrence.

Betty Jo Martin leaves her leadership to Clara Es—Stel Yates.

Jean Elaine Martin leaves her annual excursions to Florida to Pat Gilson, Reba Lewis, and
Barbara Sublett.

Virginia McFadden leaves her success with the men to Barbara Sublett.

Grandison McLean leaves her nosedrops to Miss Anderson.

Frank McVey leaves his height to Iltchy' Miller.

David Piper leaves his generous clips of ice cream to the school.

Susan Rannells leaves her individuality to Buddy Willis.

Jimmy Sedbrook leaves his athletic ability to Chip Rice.

Garland Sims leaves . . . . for Monticello.

Edith Tinder leaves her different shades of hair to anyone who wants to try it.

Marshall White leaves his sense of humor to Bill Sims.

Charline Whitehouse leaves her ability to solve any problem to Mae Martin Bryant.

Lyn Wilder leaves his tales of Woodberry Forest to anyone who will listen to them.

Nancy Wilder leaves her musical ability to Peggy Cowgill .

Sissy Wile leaves her ability to laugh at her own jokes to Ann Cornell.

Carolyn Williams leaves her naturally curly hair to Miss Peck.

Catherine Wilson leaves her ability to go quietly from class to class to Jane Cole.
And Kitty, well, she iust left.

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