THE

I 964 SCARLACK VOLUME XXVII

louisa High School louisa, Kentucky

William A. Cheek II Carolyn Hinkle Mrs. Herbert White

Editor Karen Kingsmore Advisor

Assistant Editors Photography Beverly Studios, Cincinnati, Ohio

Smith R. Armstrong Ill

Gene Hewlett

Garry Allen

OUR ALMA MATER

Louisa, graciou. lma Mater

\\'e thy name re\ere.

iay th) lo)al stud ms C\er

Hold th) allegiance dear.

Grateful, faithful, true \,e'll be

FollO\,·mg your gUidmg • tar.

Ia) \\C never fa1l to honor

Thy name both near and far.

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Carolyn Hinkle, Bill Cheek, Karen Kingsmore

FOREWORD

In this volume of the 1964 SCARLACK, the SCARLACK Staff

has concentrated on presenting to you the "Highlights of 1963-

1964" at Louisa High School. We hope you will re-live each

memory with us and will cherish this edition of your yearbook.

With all good wishes,

BILL CHEEK, Editor

1963-1964 proved to be a year to rememb r at UIS.

Among the "Highlights" wcr the First Homecoming on Oc­

tob r 4; the lliS Choral Ensemble's trip to Wa hington to

sing at our Nation's Capitol; the Chorus's and Band's winning

first and econd place honors at the Music Festival at More­

head; our FFA Chapter's winning first and second place hon­

ors at the District Meeting at Morehead; the elccuon of our fir t Prom Queen; the UIS B~eball Team's bringing home a

trophy; and the rev1val of the Senior Play. There were other memorable moments of this school

year. Some of these moments arc featured on the following

page . All in all we are proud to bring this eventful record

of 1963-1964 to you. We hope you will find it as enjoyable

to review as we have enjoyed recording it.

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1963-64

Introduction - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - pages 4-17 Administration - - - - - - - - - - - - - pages 18-23 Academic - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -pages 24-29 Classes - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - pages 30-63 Athletics - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - pages 64-73 Organizations - - - - - - - - - - - - - - pages 74-95 Who's Who at LHS - - - - - - - - - - - pages 96-107 Commencement 1964 - - - - - - - - - pages 108-109

Finis - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - page llO

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September 1963 brought the opening of our new cafeteria. There were mingled feelings of joy and sadness among LHS stu­de ms. The good old days of "Footlongs" and milkshakes at "Dee 's" were replaced by a more balanced diet prepared by our school dieticians.

Faculty members White, Fletcher , Haines, Kennedy, Lackey, and Greer f111d ume to share ideas as they lunch together.

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LHS CAFE

TERIA OPENS

Students seem to be taking their lunch

time more serwusly than their studies.

Homer Wright sho\\.'S us that the cafeteria IS a place for cra1mmng studies as \\'ell as food. Tom

Harless, Jimmy Pigg, Phillip Dials, and Eddie Walton look on 1n amazement.

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Another first this year .... as a SCAR­LACK Part) ,,hich was held m Septem­

ber. All students who subscribed to the

19G4 SC RLACK were given the priVl­

kge of staying in the Gym to visit and

autograph their 1963 SCARLACKS on

the day the yearbooks arrived. The

SCARLACK Staff was pleased to report

that a total of 173 SCARLACKS were

sold during the parry.

1963 SCAR

Students find 1963 SCARLACK interesting. Some sa1d that it's the best one yet!

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CK ARRIVES

Jane Wallace, Cheryl Roberts, and Mark Gold wait patiently for their receipts for their 196i CARLACK.

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Ph1lhp Denfield

Garry 1-llll

Bill Ch~.:ek

Jim Au:icr Danny Rose La wrenc Vtnson

John Griffith in Homccommg Parade

'Smtle, you're on Candtd Camera!"

Cheerleaders Helena llolt, Judy , teade, and Pam Holt. Fred Crace and Phillip Workman are in front seat.

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L.H.S. CELEBRATES

L. H. S. Band and major ttes campatgn for the

FirSt Homecoming. Brenda , 'ew, Cheryl Rob rts, Susan \\'hue, Be\ erly Turner, and Kaye Tisko.

FIRST HOMECOMING

Queen and her court cnJO) the game. Judy Fairchild. Walter Vanhoos, Karen Ktngs­more, Daniel Blevins, Jenmfer Ball, Taylor Frazier, Patty Ferrell, Herbte Lemaster.

HOMECOMING KL 'G A1 D QUEE.'

Karen Kmgsmore Danny Blevms

"It's almost time" II

"Twist and shout! ! "

FIRST ROW -Carolyn Fluty, Frieda Wellman, Susan White, Karen Shon, Carolyn Patton, Sharon Bradley, Glenna Bradley, Maudie Hall, Kay Tisko, Venda Moore,

Mrs. W. T. Hinkle, Senator Morton, Carl D. Perkins, Senator Cooper. SECO 'D ROW -Karen Shellcroft, Janice Meade, Jane Wallace, Judith Hayes, Pamelo

Holt, Bonnie Warts, •ancy Childress, Sarah Hanshaw, Sharon Hinkle, Pany Mar­

cum. THIRD ROW -Mary Hutchinson, Marilyn Burns, Grace Beck, Virgima Bradley, Sheila

VanHorn, Phyllis Wilson, Joyce Dials, Kart!n Blevins, Carolyn Hinkle, Lmda Carr.

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LHS ENSEMBLE SINGS IN WASHINGTON

Leaf -raking, baby sitting, and sponsorship of a smorgas­bon.l paid dividends for members of the Louisa High School GHls' Ensemble.

fhe thirty member chorus, their accompanist, their di­rector, and five chaperones JOUrneyed to Washtngton, D. C. on December 19 for a busy and excning week-end.

The smgers gave a concert in the Rotunda of the Old

Senate Office Building on December 20, and we are proud to say that they were highly lauded. Senator Thruston Mor­

ton entertained the singers with a "coke" party after their performance.

The remainder of the week -end was spent tounng famous sHes. The most memorable moment was their visit to the grave of the late President John F. Kennedy where Grace

Beck placed a wreath on the grave.

Baggage 111 hand, Pam Holt, Carolyn Hinkle, Karen Shellcroft, Carolyn Patton, and member of the LHS Ensemble board the C&O train in Huntington for theu tnp to Washington.

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A, '1 UAL

SOPHO, lORE PARTY

On February 22 the Sopho­mores entertained with a fes­

uve "Sweetheart Ball." The

theme throughout was heans

and flowers. The evening

culmmated in the crowmng

of the Sophomore Sweethearts,

Jenmfer Ball and like Short. The very happy candidates

were awarded a trophy m hon­or of their title. , lr. Bill

Haines sponsored this very successful affair. Linda Carr,

class president, was in charge of arrangements.

Pictured are Sweetheart Jennifer

Ball and two of the runners-up. Linda Carr and Karen Blevins.

On the table are the trophies.

In a relaxed pose we see Sweetheart .Mike Short a 'ld t" t

three runners -up

llomer Wright,

Rocky VanOver,

and Jonathon

Ptgg.

JUNIOR-SENIOR PARTY

Jumor Class President, Toni Harless

presents an award to Pam Holt,

Queen of the party. Pam's escort

Billy Fred Dotson and Senior Class

President, James Meek observe.

The Grand March adds an

air of elegance to the

parry .

The Grand 1arch is headed by the Queen,

Pam Holt and escort Bill Dotson and Atten­

dants, Karen Kingsrnore and Venda Moore,

escorted by Garry Allen and Darrell Hol­

brook, followed by Junior Class Officers.

" 0 MORE HOME­WORK" dtrected by 1rs. Btll Keeton.

SENIOR CLASS PLAY Thts was the first senior play since 1961.

FIRST CAST: Randy Keeton, Bob Carter, Bill Cheek, Mike Remsel , And) York, Sherry York, Sam Diamond, Bonmc Watts, Carolyn Hinkle. Glenda Do son, Helena Holt, Bruce Buss y, Joyce Dials, Ginger Bradley, Pam Holt, Larry All y. Kar n Shell­croft, John Sammons. VendaLee Moore, and

Mrs. Juamta 0 . Kee-

SECOND CAST:

Roy Walton, Janice Meade, icky Boggs, Eddie Kitchen, Bessie Wheel­er, Darrell Holbrook, Karen Kings­more, and Sheila VanHorn.

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"What's that you say?" Pictured in the scene from "No More Home­work"' are Venda Lee Moore, Pam Holt, Glenda Dotson, Bruce Bussey, Helena Holt, Larry Alley, Randy Keeton, and Bob Car­ter.

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ADMINISTRATION

• 'No bubble is so iridescent or floats longer than that blown by the suc­cessful teacher."

••• Sir William Osler

Always a "Highlight'' of any year at lliS is a chance to listen to a few well-chosen words by our Superintendent William A. Cheek. Being a lover of poetry and one who can recite by the hour, Mr. Cheek has always inspired us with his messages.

We have chosen to quote from one of his favorite poems, "A Psalm of Life," by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

Life is reall Life is earnest! And the grave is not its goal;

Dust thou art, to dust returnest, was not spoken of the soul.

Art is long, and Time is fleeting, And our hearts, though stout and brave,

Still, like muffled drums, are beating Funeral marches to the grave.

Trust no Future, howe'er pleasant! Let the dead Past bury its dead!

Act, act in the living present! Heart within, and God o'erheadl

Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime,

And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time.

Let us, then, be up and doing, With a heart for any fate;

Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labour and to wait.

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LA WRE CE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION elson Thompson, Earl Elswick, S. W. Bunon, Jack Hardin, and Fred Stewan.

Miss Opal Lyon, secretary to Mr. Cheek. William A. Elkins, director of pupil personnel.

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PAUL WRIGHT, PRINCIPAL

A MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1964

May this year bring all of you the joy you anticipated, and the success for which you have worked. As you move

out into the life you have planned, may you have the satisfaction that comes from a job well done. This year marks the end of an era full of growth for you and the beginning of a life of independence and creativity.

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Mr. James I. Cheek, acting guidance counselor, and Miss Violet Wright, secretary to Principal Paul Wright, are two of the busiest people on the LHS campus.

Mrs. Nancy B. Cheek keeps our free textbooks avail­able and supplies us with our chalk and erasers. She also helps to quiet our "hunger pangs" at the Ten­Minute Break every morning.

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Veronica Moore and Robert Carter assisted

Miss Wright in her duties .

OUR DIETICIANS

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MRS. • ELSO" ', MRS. HAMMO. 'D, and MRS. HAYES.

OUR CUSTODIANS

TROY SALYERS JU, 'lOR SALYERS

OUR BUS DRIVERS

HO\ ARD DIAMOND, ROBERT SCARBERRY, ART ADAMS, OAKLEY BENTLEY, I ED SAV -\GE, DREW PARSO,'S, ROY WEBB, W. C. MITCHELL, JARRETT HAMMO 'D, ROSCOE DIAMO D, and ED WALKER.

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Juanita Keeton, Carol Ward, Max Young, Katherine White, and J. Lynn See spend a few pleasant moments in the Teachers' Lounge.

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ACADEMIC

"A teacher who can arouse a feeling for one single good action, for one s1ngle good poem, accomplishes more than he who fills our memory with rows on rows of natural ob­Jects, classified with name and form."

... Goethe

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III

Marshall College, A. B. ; t

Maryland, l\1. A.

CIIA RLES BURTO

Morehead, A. B.

M. BURGESS ARRI, GTON

Universny of Ky., B.S. ;

Morehead, M A.

JAMES I. CHEEK

Wes·er'1, B.S. , Umversity

ofK)., MA.

JOH TURNER received his A. B. from Morehead.

1r. Turner became LHS Band Director second semes­

ter of this year.

Marshall, A. B.

JACK I LETCHER

Morehead, A. B.

MRS. NAOMI JEA ARMST RO G, choral director of

Louisa Elementary School, instructs our Eighrh Graders

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Morehead, A. B.

PEARL GREER

Peabody, A. B. , B. S.

WILLIAM HAINES Moreh ad, A. B.

CECIL HEWLETT Morehead, A. B.

ELEANOR HINKLE University of Ohio, B.S.

WALLACE ISHAM Morehead, A. B.

BEULAH MOORE Western, B. S.

C. A. NOBLE Morehead, B. A.

ELIZABETH RICE Marshall, \.B.

J. LY SEE University of Ky. , B.S.

RUTH H. JACKSON Morehead, A. B.

JUA. 'IT A 0. KEETO. ~ Ky. Wesleyan, A. B. Marshall, M. A.

LOUISE KI 'GSMORE University of Ky. , A. B. , M.S.

ELLE ' LACKEY University of Ky., A. B.

MRS. LAURA E. MAY 'ARD, ~ho

received her B.S. Degree from the

Universit) of Ky. , sho~s Susan

White the digestive system of the

human body.

JUNE STEWART

University of Ky. , B. S.

J. WALTER THOMPSON

Morehead, B.S.

HERSHEL WALSH

Western, B. A.

CAROL WARD

Eastern, B. S.

KATHERINE WHITE

Centre, A. B.

MAXWELL YOUNG

Eastern, B. S.

MRS. ELLEN LACKEY relaxes for a moment.

MR. BASCOM BOYD, GUIDING HAND OF MATH DEPARTMENT, RETIRES

At the end of fifty-one years of devoted sc rvice to the t achmg profemon, Mr. Bascom ~oyd, our beloved math te cher, 1s enmled to all the stars we can hand him. Here 1 one wh1ch we hope \-:ill bring him the very best of luck m h1s r ur m nt. We'll sorely miss you, Mr. Boyd !

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CLASSES

"The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a man's foot long enough to enable h1m to put the other somewhat higher.··

. . . THOMAS H. HUXLEY

SEATED -Joyce Dials, Sharon Carter, Juanita Price, Gerald George, DeWitt Herron, Mr. Jim Cheek, instructor, Ka)e Tisko, Joe Borders, Judy Meade, Fred Crace, Garr} Allen.

ST A DI G - Larry Walters, Bobby Wellman, John Isaac, John Well 'Tlan, Mike Hale, Ell Moore, Bill Jones, Taylor Frazier, Frances Lester.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

President

DA. '1'Y BLEVI S

Vice -President

JAMES MEEK

Secr('tary

JIM AUXIER

Treasurer

GARRY ALLE

SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES

STANDING - Carolyn Hinkle, Pamela Holt.

SITTI G -Judy Meade. Bill Cheek, Gary Hill, Philip Derifield. 32

ADKI• 1S, BETTY AN

ALLE , GARRY MORRIS '59-Class Pres1dent; Basketball; Vice-Presi­

dent '63; Annual Staff Jr. and Sr.; Class

Secretar) '64; Candtdate for Fall Carnival

King '62: Cl ss Repre emauve '61; Alter­

nate to Boy's St te; Laun Club; Mixed En­

semble; Honor Student; Class Favorite

BORDERS, LINDSEY JOE

Transferred from Logan, W. Va. ; Mixed Chorus; Band

BORDERS, RONALD WAYNE

Essay Contest Winner; FFA

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ALLEY, LESTERLAWRE 'CE

FFA; FFA Chapter Treasurer; Band; Chorus;

Senior Play; Annual Staff; Kentucky State

Farmer Degree

AUXIER, JAMES ALAN Class Treasurer '60; Basketball; Football;

Varsity Football; Track; Class Treasurer

'64; Annual Staff; Mixed Ensemble; Senior

Favorite

BLEVI S, DA 'IEL HOUSTO.'

Class Representative '61; Class Secretary

'62; Class Representative '63; FFA Treasurer;

Homecoming King; FFA Distnct Officer;

County Farm Bureau King; Delegate to State

FFA Convention; V1ce-Pres1dent of FFA '64;

FHA Sweethean; 4-H

BOGGS, JAMES ICHOLAS

Band; Junior Conservation Club; Pep Band;

Senior Play

BRANHAM, RUTH ANN FHA; Chorus

BURCHETT, LINDA GAIL FHA

BURTON, JOHN WILLIAM

BUSSEY, BRUCE QUENTIN Band; Junior Conservatton; Pep Band; Latin Club; Senior Play

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BRADLEY, BRENDA SHARON FHA, Junior and Chapter Degrees; FHA Chap ter Treasurer '63; FHA Chapter Secretary '6 Representative to State FHA Meeting; Libran

' Assistant '63- '64; Chorus Girl's Ensemble; Senior Favorite; Class Representative; Hon­or Student

BRADLEY, VIRGINIA RUTH Band; EKEA Band; FHA, Freshman Officer, Chapter Recreation Leader '63, Chapter 2nd Vice-President '64; Chorus; Senior Play; 4-H Junior Conservation Club; Senior Play

CAIITER, ROBERT PHILLIP Band; Office Worker; Junior Conservation; Mixed Chrous; Dance Band; Pep Band; Boy's State; Fall Carnival Follies; Senior Play

CASTLE, LINDA LOU

FHA

CHILDRESS, NANCY LEIGH FHA; FHA Candtdate for Queen '62; FHA

Received junior and Chapter Degrees; FHA Chapter Song Leader; FHA District Song

Leader; Band; Annual Staff; Louisian Staff;

Chorus; Gtrl's Ensemble; Mixed Chorus;

Office Girl

CLEVE GER, CARL Transfer from Rowan County; FFA

CLI E, FRANCES PEARL FHA; Home Ec. Clas Officer

COOK, BRENDA LUCILLE FHA

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CHEEK, WILLIAM ARTHUR II

Football '61- '64; Football Captain '64; Basketball '61- '64; Basketball Captain '64; Baseball '62-'64; Track '64; Band; Annual Staff '60- '64; Annual Editor '64; Class Vice­

President '61; Class Representative '62-'64;

Junior Conservation Club; Mixed Ensemble; Boy's State Representative; Mr. Scarlack;

Senior Play; Honor Student; Rotary Citizen­ship Award

CHILDERS, ROGER LEE Basketball, Captain

DERIFlELD, GEORGE PHILLIP

Football '61- '64; Football Captain '64; FFA; FFA President '64; FFA Secretary '63; Mr. FFA '62; Class President '61- '62; Class Vice-President '63; Annual Staff; Senior Favonte; Honor Student

DIALS, JOYCE ANNE

Band; FHA; FHA Secretary; Freshman Offtcers Day; Girl's Ensemble; Mixed Chorus; Jumor Conservation; Pep Club; Class Representative

'63; Senior Play; Scarlack Staff; Art Club; 4-H Club; Sextet; Honor Band; E. K. E. A. Band

FITZPATRICK, MARY LOUISE Transfer from Virgie; Chorus; Girl's En­semble; Tnple-Trio '64; Honor Student

FRANCE, BETTY GAY

FRASHER, ERMA JONES FHA

GRIFFITH, JOHN JUNIOR Football; Football Varsity; Class Treasurer

'62; Class Treasurer '63

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DIAMOND, SAM EDWARD FFA; FFA Officer; FFA First Place on

Poultry Judging Team at State Fair; Candi­date for Mr. FFA '64; Senior Play ·

DOTSON, GLENDA PACK Class Representative '63; Candidate for Fall Carnival Queen '62; Annual Staff; Office Girl; Senior Favorite; Junior Prom Committee; Cheerleader '63; Fall Carni­val Follies; Pep Club; Senior Pia y; Honor Student

HAMMOND, GARY RICHARD Senior Play

HAMMOND, JUDITH HOPE Chorus; FHA; 4-H Club; Song Leader; Freshman Officer's Day

HILL, GARRY ARTHUR Transfer from Ripley: Class Represemative '62-'64; Football '61-'64; Track '63-'64;

Baseball '64; Mixed Ensemble; Science Club; Latin Club; Annual Staff; Student

Counc1l; Senior Favorite

HINKLE, CAROLYN SUE Band; Chorus; Delegate to Girl's State;

Concert Mistrt:ss; Morehead Festival, Solo

--Superior Rating; Salutatorian; Senior Play; Annual Staff; Senior Favorite

HOLBROOK, DARRELL CHIL T Basketball; Track; FFA; Junior Conserva­tion Club; Fall Carnival Follies; Senior

Play

HOLBROOK, GLE DA GAIL Girl's State Alternate; Class Representative

'61; Annual Staff; Honor Student

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HANSHAW, PATSY RUTH

FHA

HAYES, RUBY JEWELL Chorus; Mixed Ensemble; FHA; Prom Deco­

rating Committee; 4-H Club

HOLT, HELE 'A WEBB FHA; FHA Freshman Officer; Fall Camtval Follies; Jumor Conservauon; Pep Club; Class RcpresentatlVL ·~~, Office \ orker; Annual

Staff; Louisian S•aff; Cheerleader; 4-H Club;

Sen or Favor.te; tnior Play

HOLT I PA 1ELA JO Cheerleader; Band; FHA; FHA Freshman Officer; Fall Carnival Follies; Girl's En­semble; Cla s Representative; ~carlack

taff; Pep Band; enior Play; Prom Que n

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HUT CHI 'SO, 1 , MARY ETHEL

FHA; FHA Freshman Officer; Fall Carnival Follies; Pep Club; Girl's Ensemble; Band;

Pep Band; Mixed Chrous; Junior Conservation; Senior Favorite; Junior Prom Committee;

4-H Club; Louisian taff

JACKSON, DONALD RAY

LEWIS, BRENT A GALE

FHA; Annual Staff; Alternate to Girl's State; Honor Student

McCOY, ROBERT A JEAN FHA

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KEETO, , WILLIAM RANDOLPH II

Band; Junior Conservation; Basketball; Base­ball; Annual Staff; Latin Club; Senior Play

KINGSMORE, KAREN LOUISE Band; Mixed Ensemble; Scarlack Staff;

Delegate to Girl's State; County Farm Bureau Queen; Homecoming Queen; Majorette;

DAR Good Citizenship A ward; Library Assis­

tant; Usher at Baccalaureate; Assistant Drum Majorette; Miss Scarlack; 4-H Club; Fall Carnival Follies; Senior Play; Honor

Student; Cand1date for Prom Queen; Band Council

KISE, WILLIAM GENE

KITCHE. , MALCOLM EDWARD Annual Staff; Honor Student; 4-H Club;

Alternate to Boy's State; Latin Club; Junior

Conservation; Usher at Baccalaureate and

Commencement; Senior Favorite; Senior Play; Valedictonan

MEADE, JA ICE FAYE

FHA; FHA Freshman Officer's Day; Fall

Carnival Follies; Gul 's Ensemble; Mixed

Ensemble; Junior Cons rvation; Pep Club;

Senior Play

MEADE, JUDY ANN

Band; Pep Band; M1xed Chorus; FHA; Class

Represemauve '62: Fall Carnival Follies;

Senior Favorne; Ch erleader '63: Cheer­

leading Captain '64; Annual Staff; Art Club

MEEK, JAMES FRANK Class Represemauve '62- '63; Class President

'64; Latin Club; Annual Staff; Honor Student;

Senior Favorite

MOORE, BEATRICE

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McGIN 'IS, VIRGIE IRE E

MAY, JUDY FRANCIS Chorus; Girl's Ensemble; Mixed Chorus; FHA;

FHA Class Officer; Science Club

MOORE, BILLY RAY

Transferred from Inez

MOORE, HAZEL

MOORE, VE DA LEE

FilA; Class Representative; Junior Conservanon; Annual Staff; Girl's Ensemble; Mixed Chorus;

Louisia 1 Staff; Pep Club; Pep Band; Fall Car­mval FoL.es; Orchestra; Sc1lor Play

• 100RE, VERO, 1ICA JANE

Latin Club; !lome Room Representative '62;

Office Worker '63- '64; Cheerleader '64; Honor Student; Annual Staff

REMMEL£, MICHAEL GORDON Marching Band; Symphonic Band; Pep Band; Class Representative '61; La tin Club; Junior Conservation Club; Senior Play

ROBEJITS, VIRGINIA RUTH FHA

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1 APIER, PHILLIP MORRIS Football; Chorus '58

PATTO. , EMMA SUE FHA

PERRY, SO 'JA DECRE AL FilA

PFOST, JOH PAUL

ROSE, DA NY Football '61-'64; Ba eball '60-'64; Class

Treasurer '61; Class Representative '62;

EKC Football

RUCKER, AGNES FAYE Chorus; FHA; 4-H Club

SLOAS, LIND A KAYE FHA

SPARKS, BERTHA DELLAJANE

FHA; Symphonic Band; Concert Band; Marching Band; 4-H Club

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SAMMO, 'S, DO, , 1A LEE

FHA; Chorus; Pep Club

SAMMO. 'S, JOH ' MAXWELL

Annual Staff; Jumor Conservation Club; Fall

Carnival Follies; Senior Play

SE TERS, KAREN JU1 'E

Class Secretary and Treasurer; Chorus; Girl's Ensemble; FHA

SHELLCROFT, KARE ' LOUISE

Assistant Band Conductor; Vice-Pres. Band;

Morehead Band Festival; Gul 's Ensemble;

Chorus Secretary; Girl's State Alternate;

Annual Staff; Senior Favorite; Honor Stu­

dent; Senior Play

SPURLOCK, FANNIE MAE Assistant Librarian; Member of Scarlack

Staff

STANSBERRY, TOMMY DOUGLAS Jumor High School Chorus; Mixed Ensemble

VINSON, LAWRENCE EDWARD Football '61- '63; Football Manager '64; Basketball Manager '64; Baseball Manager '64; Track Manager '64

WALTON, ROY FREDERICK Band; Track; Junior Conservation; Annual Staff; Baseball; Senior Pla~; Honor Student

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THOMPSON, MAXINE

TISKO, SHARON KAY Band; Majorette; Head Majorette; Assistant Drum Majorette; Drum Majorette; Class Secretary '61; Class Treasurer '62; FHA; FHA Chapter President Freshman Officer's Day; Candidate for Queen of Fall Carnival '61; Fall Carnival Follies; Mixed Chorus; Girl's Ensemble; Senior Favorite; Art Club

VAN HORN, SHEILA KAE Band; Pep Band; Girl's Ensemble; FHA; FHA Class Song Leader; FHA Class Historian; Senior Candidate for Miss FHA; Annual Staff; Senior Play

VICARS, JUDITH CAROL

WRIGHT, CAROLYN LEAH Transfer from Paul Blazer; Art Club; FHA

YORK I A. DREW KIRK II Basketball; Football; Symphonic Band; Band President; Basketball Captain; Annual Staff; Class Representative '63; Junior Conserva­tion; Mixed Chorus Alternate to Boy's State; Fall Carnival Follies; Band Vice-President; Louisan Staff; Senior Play; Honor Student.

WATTS, BO. NIE MARIE FHA; FHA Reporter Freshman Officer's Day; FHA Chapter Song Leader; FHA Chapter President; FHA Queen '61; Delegate to State FHA Meeting; Home Economics Assist­ant; Received FHA Junior and Chapter De­grees; Class Secretary '63; Class Repre n­tauve '61; Chorus; Girl's Ensemble; Senior Favorite; Annual Staff; Senior Play

WHEELER, BESSIE LUE FHA; FHA Chapter Parliamentarian Fresh­man Officer's Day; FHA Chapter Historian; FHA Chapter First Vice-President; Received Junior and Chapter Degrees; Delegate to State FHA Meeting; Annual Staff; Latin Club; Pep Club; Fall Carnival Follies; Senior Play; Honor Student

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We are enjoying the Junior-Senior Party--Karen Shellcroft, Bill Jones, Sharon Adams, Larry Alley, Sam Dia­mond, Bessie Wheeler, Phillip Napier, and Nancy Childress.

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BILL DOTSO. Vice-Pres.

JA 'ET FERGU 0 Treasurer

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

JUNIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES

GAYLE HALL Secretary

TO. I HARL President

Mark Alley, Larry Hughes, Danny Bartley, Jane Wallace, Joyce Akers, Jim Pigg. Jerry Wellman, Grace Beck, Doug Hall, and Leon Roberts.

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Adams, Frances Adams, Joe Adams, Lillie Mae Adams, Sharon Ak rs, Joyce

Akers, Lowell Alley. Marcus A mngton, Martha Bartley, Danny Beck, Grace

Berry, ]lmmy Borders, Everett Bradley, Carolyn Bradl y, Glenna Bradley, Mary

Butler, Carolyn Branham, Barbara Carey, Bill Carter, Sandra Carter, Sharon

Castle , Virgima Chandler, Paul Chapman, Betty Chapman , John

Compton, Joe Wayne

Copley, John Courtney, Barbara Crum, Robert

Daniels, Larry Daniels, 1elvm Da \'ls, Ret a Dials, Phtllip

Hess, Rosa Hewlett, Sharon Hinkle, Sharon Hughes, Ellen

Hughes, Frances Hughes, Larry Hughes, Petty Humble, Ellen

Ison, Shirley Jackson, James Jackson, hirley James, • 'aoma

Dotson, Billy Fred Fanchild, Judy Ferguson, Janet Fitzpatnck, Curtis Fluty, Carolyn

Frankhn, Bonita Fugitt, Sandra Gallaher, ]1mmy Goble, Donald Hale, 1ichacl

Hall, Charles Hall, Douglas Hall, Maudic Hammond, Arthur Hampton, Jerry

Hanshaw, arah Harless, Toni Ha) s, Judith Henderson, Mary Herron, Dl:Wltt

Jobe, Joy Johnson, Hal Johnson, Paul Jon s, \ 1lham Jon s, Eva

Jordan, James Jordan, Pansy Marcum, Anna Marcum, Patty 1arcum, tella

Mamn, T1mmy McCoy, H nry 1cGmr , Judy

Mead , Mary Moore, Billy

Moore, Janet w, Br nda

O'Dam 1, Richard Q.,.;ens, Charl

Pack, Vu 1rua

Patton, Carolyn Patton, Lonnie Perry, Shirley Pigg, Jimmy

Preston, Elliott Preece, Bonme Pr~.:ccc, • \:tue

Pric , Bt:tt)'

Pnct:, Ju, mt Quu.:n, P tt) Ric , G r

Rob n , L n

Ward, Joe Wellman, Bobby Wellman, Jerry

Whites, Reginald

Wtlliams, Judith

Williams, Sandra Wilson, Linda

Wilson, Phyllis

Woods. Sharma Workma ..• Phillip

Wright, Frances Wright, Sandra

Roberts. Cheryl Sand:., Marvin

Saul, Richard

Shannon, Douglas

Shon. Karren

Sunpson, James

impson, Sally

Slone. Roma Jean Smnh, Jenny

Swan, Ellsworth

Trimble, Dons

Triplett, Oscar

Turner, Beverly

Vanhorn, judy

Vanhorn, Reginald

Vinson, James

Vtpperman, judy Wallace, Jane Walters, Larry

Walton, Eddte

IN MEMORIAM

EMILY MAY WORKMAN GAYLE WALTERS THACKER

REMEMBRANCE

Remember all the happy hours that \•:e have spent together;

Remember all the unspoken words that we have shared together;

Remember all the pleasant smiles that made each day seem bnghter;

Remember all those little gifts that made them seem quite special.

And 111 remembering, hold in our hearts two friends that can ne'er be taken.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFICERS

1IKE SHORT Secretary

LL'DA CARR Prcslde'1t

HOWARD MOORE v·~c -Pre· 1dem

BOB BRA, 'HAM Trea.urer

SOPHOMORE REPRESENT A liVES

Jennifer Ball, Rita Rice, Judith Hayes, Karen Blevins, Kathy Bradley, Glennts Merritt, Danny Diamond Jerry Derifield, Mike tansberry, Joe Rice.

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Boggs. Joyce Borders, Darlene Bradley, Janie Bradley, Kathy Bradley. Larry Branham, Jack

Branham, Robert Brewer, ]un Brnron, Charles Brown, Carma Burgess, Evelyn Burgess, Sandra

Burns, Mar1lyn Calhoun, John Caudill, Bruce Caudill, Debbie Carr, Darlene Carr, Linda

Adams, Donna Adams, Lmda Adkins, Howard Adkins, Lorena Adkins, 'ancy Akers, Raben

Allen, Hubert Ball, Jennifer Beck, Jane Bentley, Carl Bevins, Ernest Blevins, Karen

Cart mel, Thomas Chaffins, Vngmia Chandler. Judith Childers, Clara Childers, Patricia Coburn, Charles

Coffey, Lilhe Cole, Bonnie Collins, Ernest Cooksey, Billy Joe Cooksey. Heston Cookse). KL ,neth

Cox, Everette Crace, Frt..:d Da \is, Phillip Dcrcf1eld, Gladys Denfield, Jerry D1als, Thomas

Diamond, Danny Diamond, Joe Dwmond, Regina Dillon, \\.'a yne Dixon, Betty Dixon, Clara

Hewlett, Rebecca

Hewlett, William Hogston, Lincus Holbrook, James

Holt, Ronnie Horn, Vuginia

Hudnall, Patty Hughes, Linda llutchinson, David

Jobe. Sandra Johnson, Betty Johnson, Brenda

Dixon, Dennis Dixon, Doroth) Dutton, Mitchell Ell1s, Linda Evans, Roger Fa\\ bush, Michael

Ferguson, tanley Fitch, Billy Ray Fitzgerald, Joann Fraley, Loretta Frazier, Aulta Fugitt, Shirley

George, Gerald Hammonds, Roger Hanshaw, Grena Harper, Sylvia

llayc~. Judith Hazlett, W1lma

Mead , Cheryl

Merntt, Glenms

11ller, Patty

Moore, Andy

Moore, Don

:-.1oore, Ell

Mullms, La rr)

• 'unley, Laura O'Damels, Frances

Penmngton, Glenna

Penmngton, Lmda

Perry, Betty

Perry, Virgima

P1gg. Johnathan Preece, G 1 nda

Preece, Hannah

Preece, Mack

Presley, Carolyn

Johnson, Phyllis

Justice, George

Jumce, Virg1e

Kitchen, John

Land, Marsha

Lester, Frances

Limmings, John

Lyons, Gertrude

Ma) nard, Lon me McComas, Charlene

1 1cKenz1e, Henry

McDowell, Amanda

Price, Charles

Price, Helen

Ra thff. Dcnm

Rice, Joe Rice, Rita

Riffe, Diane

Robinett , Lmda

aul, Paulctta

c :.~ltz, Barny 11.. lc roft, J hn

orr, . 11chal

.... p.on, .1ar)

kagg., John Slone, ha ron Smith, Ralph Sparks, George

tans berry, Mike Stevens, Shirley

Swann, Linda Taylor, David Thomp~on, Betty Thompson, Faye Thompson, Jimmy Thompson, Judy

York, Sherry

Sophomore candidates for Homecoming King and Queen, Jennifer Ball and Butch Frazier.

Thompson, Kenneth Thompson, Phyllis Thompson, Ronald Triplett, Eloise VanHorn, Edna Vanover, Rocky

Walters, Gladys Wells, Anna Wellman, Frieda Wellman, Johna White, Susan Wilks, Ted

Williamson, Hope

Workman, Billy

Workman, Peggy Wrignt, Carolyn Wright, Homer

Wright, Margret

FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS

BO. NIE MOORE

Treasurer

PAUL HENSLEY President

BROW. IE MURRAY

Vice-President

JANICE FLUTY

Secretary

FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES

Sonny Endicott, L. T. Waller, Herb1e Lemaster, Sonny Branham, Bert Cook, Leslie Peck, Joe Pigg, Theresa

Chapman, Pauletta Mativetch, Estelline Fugitt, Betty Walton, Peggy France.

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Boy:.!, Lavern Boyd, Paul Bradley, James Branham, Ulysses Calhoun, Imogene Campbell, \Va yne

Castle, Edna

Castle , Kelly

Chane>. Shirley Chapman , 'ancy Chapman, Theresa Chnstian , Clyde

Cook, Sharon Courtney, Dean Cox , Jay Cox, Penny Curnette, Robert Daniels , James

Adams, Chnsan Adkins, Charles Adk1ns, Rachel Bayes, V1v1an Bayes, \'.,'illiam Beck, Dons

Birkhead, Sally Bolt, Rosemary Bond, Charles Borders, Charles Borders, Douglas Bow ns, Harriett

Daniels, Linda Dav1s , Archer Davis, Linda Dawson, Gale Dheel, Mary

Diamond , Duke

Diamond, Michael Dillon, Ivan Dyer, Charles End1cott, Sonny Fannin, Homer

Fannin, Shirley

Fams. Shulcy

F1elds, ,Ernest Fnzpa trick, Burgess

Fluty, Jamce Fraley, Russell Frishette, Judy

Fugitt, Estelline

Fugm. Ralph Fugitt, Roger George, Brenda

George, LUC)

Goble, Judy

Kitchen, James Land, Horace

Leisega ng, Nona

Lemaster, Carol

Lemaster, Herb

Lycan, Craig

1arcum, james

Manvetch, Paulette

Maynard, Lonnie

Maynard, Loretta

McEl~ee, Linda

McGinms, Rufus

Greer, Barbara

Hale, Gary Hall, Annette

Hazlett, Josephine Hensley, Paul

Henson, Kenny

Holbrook, Regina Holbrook, The res a Hutchinson, Barbara Hutchmson, Carolyn Isaac, Theodore Jones, Sandra

Jordan, Bett)

Jordan, Glen Jordan, Harry Jordan, Judy Justice, :-.1ary K ingsmore, janet

Pack, James

Pack, Judy

Parsons, George Peck, Leslie

Perry, Bessie

Pigg. Joe

Pigg. Thelma Preece, Howard

Precct.., Janet Precct.., Shirley Prider.:1ort.., Billy Pridemore, Edith

Queen, Bobby

Rice, Joyce RobertS, Franklin Roberts, Mary Robertson, Linda

Rucker, Regina

McKenzie, Brenda Miller, Paul Moore, Alan Moore , Bonnie Moore, Calvin ~1oore, Larry

Murray, Browme New, Kathy .. 'ewbcrry, Steve

• 'ewsome. Ralph Q\, ens. Linna

Pack, Bertha

Scarberry, Patricia Shannon, Philip Shannon, Ulysses

Skaggs, Larry Skeens, Robert Smith, Lawrence

Smith, Roy

Sparks, Daniel

Sparks, Benny

Stittum, Robert

Thompson, Homer

Thompson, Patricia

Thompson, Peggy Trimble, Betty

Varney, Dana

Vinson, Robert Waller, Lou1s

Wh1tt, Sharon

Wilks, Barbara W1lks, Elisha \ ill!amson, Wilham

W1lson, Francts Workman, Eddte Wright, haron

Freshman Candidates for Homecoming King and Queen, Herbie Lemaster and Patty Ferrell parade wnh Coach

'oble, "Rip" Shellcroft. and Mike Fawbush.

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EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES

ELIZABETH KEETON - President MARGARET KEETO,' - Vice-Pn.:s1dem

MARK GOLD - ccretary HEILA JOH1 SO.' - Treasurer

Represen auves - LOUELLA MOORE

FRA 'CES ROBERTS

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Burchett, Jam s

Burges , John

Bush, L01s Campb 11, haron

Carter, Chr un

Castle, Debb1

Castle, John Caudill, H rb rt

Chaffms, Luth r

Cha ndl r, B n W •

Ch1ldr , )am

Col , Bobb)

Collms, Donna

Compton, Da~ 1d

Cook, \\ 1llla m

Copl ) , Gm cr

Copl ) , Lmda

Crabtr , Harold

Bale , David

Bevms, llarold

Bevins, Rodn )

Bond, Th lma

Bradley, Da v1d

Bradle), Dean

Bradle), Stev

Brewer, Gary

Br \"cr, Kenny Bntton, Gene T.

Brpm, Karen

Bryant, Yvonn

Crac , D1, n

D mr n, B \ rl)

Dam I , II r ld

D t n, D 1 r

Fr 1 )• J

, ld. 1 rk

H, g m n, K r n

H mm nd, John

II

H

H

Urtl

Herron, Lou D. H111kl , La fe -. Holbrook, i\lichael Holt, Larry Hool ) , 'orma }. Hughes, Donald

Hughes, • ancy Isaac, Homer Is on, Carlton !son, Diane Isaac, Stella Jenks, Ann

1oore, J. 1ola J. Moore, Phtlhp Moore, Randall , 1oore, Willa D. Mulhns, Betty Mulllns, Linda

Mustc, David

Musick, Robert .'apier, Gaynell • 'olan, Bobby Pack, Glen Pack, Joe

Johnson, Betty Johnson, heila

Jusuce, Frednck Justice, Janie Keeton, Elizabeth

Keeton, Margaret

Lemaster, Dew e) Lemaster, Linda Ma), Patrick Maynard, • 'adma Marcum, Rose M. Mclntuff, Linda

McKenzie, David 1cK mght, Donna

Miller, Emma 1iller, Jerome

Moore, Eddie Moor~:. Louella

Roe, Johnny Runyon, Mose Salmons, Michae 1

alyer, Marian aubbury, Lmda

Sec, Larry

See, Lynette Shely, Jack1e Slone, Janet Smith, Sharon E.

tone, Dolton S\·:afford, Danny

Thompson, Bertha Thompson, Peggy Thornsberry, Paul Turner, Shana Lee Vanover, Roger Walker, Je~el

Pack, Joyce Pack, Joyce Pack, Lmda Parsons, Rose

Penmngton, Joyce Perry, Vanita

Peterman, Larry Pnode, Darrell Robinette, Barbara Roberts, Frances Roberts, Herbert Rose, Bett)

V•.'alker, June \ ard, Brenda Wellman, John Wellman, Luther Wellman, Vickie Wells, • ancy

West, • 'oah Wheeler, Wanda

\\hi ten, 'orman D. \\'ilhams, Bonnie Wilkinson, Jam s Yates, Cullen

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ATHLETICS "To set the cause above reno.,., n,

To love the game beyond the pnze, To honor. while you stuke him down,

The foe that comes with fearless

eyes; To count the hfc of battle good

And dear the land that gave you birth,

And dearer yet the brotherhood That binds the brave of all the earth .

. . . SIR HE> RY • 'E\.,.'BOL T

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LOUISA HIGH BULLDOGS

FIRST ROW -Bill Hewlett, Arthur Hammond, Hal Jo1nson, Garry H1ll, "Rip" Shell­

croft, Jamt:s V1nson, Jack Branham, Andy 1oorc.

SECO D RO\\' - Coach Noble, 1ikc Stansberry, John Gr1ffth, Philip Derificld, Larry Hughes, Dan Ro.e. Mike Short, Sonny End1cott, Coach Isham.

THIRD RO\\ - La\,rt:nce Vmson, 11m \u:oer, Phil1p Workman, B1ll Cheek, Da\ld

, loore, Howard ~1oore, Joe R1ce, John Kitchen.

TEA 1 Boyd CoUnt)

\\'urtland

Pamt v~lle

\Vayne

\ E -G

13 7 0

COACII ISHAM COACI! • 'OBLE

THEY --1 12 42

6

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TEA• I \\'E THEY

McKell 0 52 Pres tons burgh 13 (j

Ru~se ll 6 1 Raceland 1"' 25 Rowan County 27 21

BILL CIIEEK PHILIP DERIFIELD

MANAGER ALL N.E.K.C. LAWRE CE VI SON HAL JOH. 'SO. DA1' ROSE

1 63-64 FOO, BALL SEASO.'

The .,.; in and loss record of the 1 63-64 edltlon of the Bulldogs did not indicate the de ire, spirit, and abilny of the team. Though om-manned, the team fought hard to the very end. The team hopes to

better theu record next )Car.

FOOTBALL SENIORS

Jim Auxier, Philip Dcnf1eld, Garry Htll, Bill Cheek, D.ln Rose, John Griffith.

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L. H. S. COACHES

Coach Isham

Coach Walsh

Coach Ham s

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BASKETBALL MA1 'AGERS

Larr) Hughe

Lawrence Vtnson

Paul Hensley

Mike Stansb rry

1 63-64 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

TEA;..! WE 011 Springs 5D Greenup 56 Prestonsburg 53 Pamtsnlle 52 !\1eade Memonal 56 , '. E. K. C .. 1cKcll Russell 65 v.•a,·ne 61 R.:1celand 58 Russell 3D McKell 77 \Yurt land 42 Campbell County 57 McKell 61 Wa)ne 59 Inez 71 Russell 50 \Vunland 58 Flat Gap 74 Boyd County 62 Inez 55 Boyd County 73 011 Springs 57 Raceland 63

THEY

70 60 96

2 112

93 53 8 91

117 66 74 5 51 85 81 77

100 76 97

BASKETBALL TEAM

FIRST RO\'' - Herb1e Lemaster, Rip Shellcroft, Bill Cheek, • hke Fawbush, Hal Johnson , Roger Ch1lder . ECO. D RO\'. -Bob Braham, Marvm Sands, Charley Bmton , Andy York, Rocky Vanover, Jo Rice,

Coach Walsh.

CAPTAINS

Andy York Roger Childers B1ll Check

The road for the 1 63-64 Louisa H1gh School Basket­ball Team \-:as a long, rocky one as they compiled a 2-23 record . Pla) mg one of the toughest schedules ·n Eastern Kentucky, the Bulldogs were hampered great!) by inexpenence. Wah only three senton> on the squad, the Bulldogs fell victlm to mistakes wh1ch were capital­ized upon by the more seasoned opposmon.

Wnh only three seniors--Andy York, Bill Cheek, and Roger Childers--and two JUniors--Marvin Sands and Hal Johnson--head Coach Hershel Walsh m h1s first year at the reins had to rel) upon youth and mcxperience in his quest for victory. Starting most of the season for the Bulldogs \'>'ere sophomores "Rocky" Vanover ami Mikl! Fawbush. Vanover had a very fmc sophomore season being named to both All-North Eastern Kentucky Conference

regular season and tournament teams. With so many young players on the squad, the out­

look for the commg .easons is very promising as freshman, Herbie Lemaster and eighth graders Roger Vanover sav; enough acuon to earn varsity letters, and several sopho­mores--Bob Branham, Joe Rice , and John hellcroft-­p.cked up much valuable game expenencc.

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Senior

BILL CHEEK

BASKETBALL

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Sophomore ROCKY VANOVER

All Conference

LOUISA HIGH BASEBALL TEAM

]ames Pack, Joe Salyers. Garry Hill, James Jackson, Herb Lemaster.

Marvin Sands, Bob Branham. Randy Keeton, Marty Vaughan. Paul Miller, John Shellcroft, Dan Rose, Larry Hughes, Cecil Hewlett, as­

sistant coach. Coach Haines, Bill Cheek, Roger Vanover, Howard Moore, Danny

Bartley, Dana Varney. Joe Rice, Arthur Hammond, Hal Johnson.

Coach Haines gives a few tips to Dana Varney , James Jackson, Paul

Miller, Arthur Hammond, Randy Keeton, and Dan Rose. 71

1964 SCHEDULE

OPPO ENT WE THEY Ceredo- Kenova 3 11

Greenup 9 13 South Point 1 6

Wurtland 3 8

Russell 4 8

Coal Grove 1 9

Russell Rained Out

Raceland 3 8

Grayson 6 1

Grayson 0 9

Raceland Rained Out

McKell Rained Out

Greenup Rained Out

Grayson 2 3

Grayson 3 4

Wurtland 5 10

Ceredo- Kenova 4 6

'.E.K.C. TOUR.' Boyd County 11 15

DISTRICT TOURNAt-.1ENT

Boyd County 0

Ashland 1 4

The 1964 baseball season had many ups

and downs. Coach Haines was forced to call upon several young and mexperienced

players. The Bulldogs unleashed a 17 hit attack against Boyd Co. in the conference tournament only to lose by a 15-11 score.

Next the team went on to the final game

in the District which they lost. They took

runners-up honors. however. the first m

many years. Keeton finished the season with a 2. 83 average. Rose chalked up 58 strike-outs. Salyers, Hill. and Workman

led the hitting. batting . 545, 394, . 306,

respectively.

L.H.S. TRACK TEAM

BOTTOM - Mike Stansberry. James Vinson, Bill Jones, Philip Davis. TOP - Bob Vinson, Gayle Thacker, Eli Moore. Jerry Wellman, Jimrr y SiMpson, Reggie

Whites, Coach Walsh.

1964 TRACK SEASON The L.H.S. Track Team enJoyed

a very fine season. They finished fifth

tn the region out of a fifteen team

field. The half-mile relay team

finished first in the conference meet,

second in the region and went to com-

pete in the State Track Meet at Lexing-

ton. This is the first time L. H. S. has

sent any boys to the State Meet.

Relay Runners who went to the State Tournament. James Vinson, Bill Jones, Bill Cheek, Philip Davis, Rip

Shellcroft.

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VERONICA JANE MOORE

PAMELA JO HOLT

l.H.S. CHEERLEADERS

JUDY ANN MEADE Captain

VIRGINIA LEE PACK

HELENA WEBB HOLT

Pam Holt, Veronica Moore. Judy Meade. Virginia Pack, Helena Holt.

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ORGANIZATIONS

''Not for the sake of the gold,

Not for the sake of the fame,

Not for the prize would I hold

Any ambition or aim; I would be brave and be true Just for the good I can do.

I would be useful on earth,

Serving some purpose or cause, Doing some labor of worth,

Givmg no thought to applause; Thinking less of the gold or the fame

Than the joy and the thrill of the game."

... EDGAR A. GUEST

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FUTURE FARMERS

STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE

FIRST ROW - James Kitchen, Wayne Dillon, Kenneth Thompson, Barney Thomas, Larry Stevens, Charles Bord­

ers, John Calhoun, Lannie Maynard, Larry Bryant. SECOND ROW - Mr. See, Arvil Woods, Larry Alley, Sam Diamond, Gayle Thacker. Phillip Derifield, Danny

Blevins, Jerry Denfleld, Bill Fire . Alan Moore, Ronnie Holt. THIRD ROW - George Parsons, Doug Shannon, Carl Bentley. Fred Derefield, Roy Smith, Larry Bradley, Glen

Jordan, Stanley Wright, Clyde Chnstian, Charles Coburn, Joe Diamond, James Brewer. FOURTH ROW - Bill Workman, Larry Mullins, Sam Wright, Robert Hughes, Dennis Dixon, Elisha Wilks, Wil­

liam Bays, James Conley, Jack Branham, David Hutchinson, James Vanhoose, John Skaggs. Ted Wilks. FIFTH ROW - Jerry Bowens, Ralph Smith, Joe Ward, Lonnie Maynard, Charles Price, Everett Borders. Thomas

Cartmel, Everett Borders , Mitchell Cook, Verlin Bryant, Charles Adkins, John Copley, Ernest Bevins, Dan

Moore. SIXTH ROW - Gary Rice, Garland Shortridge. Reggie Vanhorn, George Justice, Paul Chandler, Bobby Wellman,

Charles Owens. Larry Daniels, Jolly Joe Adams, Richard O 'Daniel. Earl Bryant, John Kitchen, James Hol­

brook, Malcolm Smith, Lowell Akers.

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FFA OFFICERS: Lester Alley, Gayle Thacker, Phillip Derifield, Danny Blevins, Jerry Derifield, Sam

Diamond, with supervisor, Mr. See.

Richard O'Daniel practices with an Arc Wielder

as Gary Rice looks on. 77

Mr. See supervises Lowell Aker's project in

shop.

F

F

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FFA CHAPTER MEETING TEAM

FIRST ROW: Lowell Akers, Gayle Thacker, Phillip Derifield, Mr See, Danny Blevins, Sam Diamond, Larry Alley.

SECOND ROW: Gary Rice, Doug Shannon, Ronnie Holt, Larry Daniels, George Justice .

FFA YEAR A SUCCESS

Our chapter of FFA is a very active part of the national organization. The members learn leader­ship, the use of the tools of our well-equipped shop, and the spirit of competition in their participation in the many activities and projects at FFA Rally Day. This year many of the participants won trophies, metals, and ribbons for their achievements. Some of these were Chapter Meeting - 2nd place in the Eastern Kentucky District; John Calhoun, Beef; Larry Alley, Dairying; Lowell Akers, Soil and Water Conservation and Forestry.

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Danny Blevins and Larry Alley. filling out their entries for Kentucky State Farmer Degrees. This is the first year that our chapter has ever had two Kentucky Farmers.

F

F

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BELOW: Lowell Akers and Larry Alley, Trophy

winners at F. F. A. Rally Day.

ABOVE: Danny Blevins. elected as district Vice­

President at F. F. A. State Convention.

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA

0 SMOKr G

FIRST ROW - Janice Fluty, Theresa Holbrook, Janet Kingsmore, Sharon Workman, Mary Justice, Patty Farrell,

Lmda Daniels, Christine Adams, Brenda Johnson, Lillie Coffey. Jennifer Ball, Linda Adkins , Bonnie Moore.

SECOND ROW - Linda Rice, Patricia Scarberry, Rachel A dams, Doris Beck. Annetta Hall, Judy Johnson, Linda

McElwee, Judy Jordan, Kathy New, Rita Rice, Ella VanHorn, Nancy Childeress, Sally Simpson.

THIRD ROW - Kathy Bradley, Karen Blevins, Joyce Boggs, Carma Brown, Frances Wilson, Pauletta Metavetch, Betty Trimble, Linda Elsworth, Glenna Pennington, Betty Perry. Janie Bradley. Gladys Derefield, Carolyn

Patton. FOURTH ROW - Mar) Simpson, Glennis Merritt, Darlene Borders, Regina Diamond, Judith Hayes, Eloise Trip­

lett, Shirley Stevens, Virgima Pack, Janice Meade, Lmda Hughes, Carolyn Bradley, Linda Wilson, Peggy

Hughes. FIFTH ROW - Peggy Workman, Sharon Slone, Linda Ellis, Glenna Preece, Debbie Caudill, Patty Childers,

Linda Carr. Sherry York. Linda Hughes, Judy Fairchild, Brenda New. A nita Marcum. Judy Vipperman,

Phyllis Wilson, Sharon Courtney, Sharon Hinkle, Sarah Hanshaw. SIXTH ROW - Frances Cline, Beverly Turner, Mary Bradley. Karren Short, Sharon Bradley, Bessie Wheeler,

Bonnie Watts.

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F.H.A. CHAPTER OFFICERS

FRONT ROW- Linda Wilson, Sharon Bradley, Bonnie Watts, Bessie Wheelers Judy Vipperman.

BACK ROW -Beverly Turner, Nancy Childress, Mary Bradley, Sharon Courtney, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Ward,

Peggy Hughes, Carolyn Patton, Karen Short, Glenna Bradley.

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Nancy Childress and Beverly Turn­

er are our two District F. H. A.

Officers.

Mrs. Moore supervises as Linda Wilson measures a hem for her ~ llow classmate.

F.H.A. IN ACTION

Mrs. Ward looks on as Second Year Home Economics ' Girls prepare a meal. Sherry York is checking to see if the cake is done while Debb1e Caudill and Linda Hughes start preparing the icing.

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BOB MARTIN MC'S

SUCCESSFUL FHA-FFA PARTY

Bob Martin crowns Mike Dtp.mond and Patty Ferrell Mr. FFA and Miss FHA. Runners-up are Gayle Thacker, Shirley Perry, Sheila VanHo n, Sam Diamond, Karen Blevins, and Ernest Bevins

FHA-FFA PARTY One of the most successful parties of the

year was the St. Patrick's FHA-FFA Party in

March. Bob Martin from Station WKEE was the M. C. Games, dancing, and delicious refreshments made the evening very enjoy­able. One of the highlights of the evening was the making of a tape which was later broadcast over WKEE. The final highlight was the crowning of Mr. and Miss FF A-FHA. Sponsors of this delightful affair were Mrs. Carol Ward, Mrs. Beulah Moore, and Mr. J. Lynn See. They are to be highly com­

mended. We wish to thank the FHA-FFA mem­

bers who gave of their time and energy in planmng a party that was so highly enter­

taining.

Ln.:> stuoents with the help of Bob Martin make a tape to be broadcast

over radto station, WKEE, in Huntington. 83

LOUISA HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS

ROSTER

Joyce Akers Barbara Courtney Phyllis Johnson

Jane Beck Linda Cramblett Frances Lester

Karen Blevins Ann Hall Patty Marcum

Glenna Bradley Maudie Hall Helen McGuire

Sharon Bradley Sarah Hanshaw Cheryl Meade

Sandra Burgess Judith Hayes Bertha Pack

Marilyn Burns Mary Sue Henderson Patty Thompson

Sandra Carter Rosa Hess Peggy Thompson

Debbte Caudill Carolyn Hinkle Frieda Wellman

Patty Childers Peggy Hughes Hope Williamson

Nancy Childress Sandra Jobe Frances Wilson

Sharon Cook Brenda Johnson Phyllts Wilson

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ENSEMBLE OFFICERS President

Grace Beck Vice- President

Carolyn Hinkle Secretary

Karen Shellcroft Treasurer

Mary Hutchinson

OCTET AT PIANO - Karen Blevins

Frieda Wellman

STANDING -Nancy Childress Carolyn Hinkle Karen Shellcroft Phyllis Wilson Karren Short Carolyn Patton

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SOLOISTS Karen Shcllcroft - 2 Carolyn Hinkle - 1 Karren Short - 1 Carolyn Patton - 1

SEXTET Venda Moore, Virginia Bradley, Sheila VanHorn, Joyce Dials, Mary Hutchinson, Janice Meade .

TRIO Carolyn Fluty Marilyn Burns Patty Marcum 86

QUARTET Frieda Wellman, Jennifer Ball, Brenda John­son, Judith Hayes.

TRIPLE TRIO

Hope Wilhamson

Jane Beck

Grace Beck

Phyllis Wilson

Rosa Hess Susan White Sarah Hanshaw Mary Lou Fltzpatrlck

Frances Wilson

DUET

Brenda Johnson Nancy Childers

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QUINTET Sharon Bradley Phyllis Wilson

Jane Beck Sharon Cook Ann Hall

LHS MARCHING BAND

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KAREN KINGSMORE CO-DRUM MAJORETTES

KAY TISKO

BRENDA NEW HEAD MAJORETTE BEVERLY TURNER CHERYL ROBERTS

ALTERNATES JENNIFER BALL SUSAN WHITE

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ROSTER

FLUTE B>\SS CLARINET LHS SY

Virginia Bradley Carolyn Hinkle Mary Hutchinson B Sharon Hinkle Anita Marcum Judy Meade Shirley Ison Stella Marcum Carolyn Patton Venda Lee Moore ALTO SAXOPHONE Karren Short Rita Rice Marilyn Burns Jenny Smith Mary Jo Simpson Karen Kingsmore Susan White Kay Tisko Judy McGuire Sherry York Doris Trimble Brenda New

Frieda Well man Jane Sparks CLARINET Linda Wilson Jane Wall ace

Jennifer Ball Margaret Wright Joyce Dials TENOR SAXOPHONE Judy Fairchild ALTO CLARINET Lester Alley Janet Ferguson Sheila VanHorn Carolyn Fluty BARITONE SAXOPHONE Bonita Franklin Cheryl Roberts Sharon Hewlett

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V\PHONIC D

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CORNETS

Grace Beck

Bill Carey

Paul Chandler

Jimmy Pigg

Hannah Preece Mike Remmele Karen Shellcroft

Reggte Whites

Andy York

FRENCH HORN

Bill Cheek

Nancy Childress

Joe Compton

Jimmy Gallaher

ROSTER

BARITONE

Stanley Ferguson

Richard Saul Homer Wright

TROMBONES

Mark Alley

Bruce Bussey

George Justice

Joe Rice

BASS

Charles R. Hall

PERCuSSION

Toni Harless, Nicky Boggs.

Beverly Turner. Sandra

Fugett, Ed Walton

1963 BAND CAMP CABWAY LINGO PARK

You can see we do other things besides marching. (Sometimes!)

Did you say, "Get ready to march AGAIN"?

BAND DAY AT

EASTERN

Grace Beck and Judy McGuire in foreground.

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Toni Harless concentrates on the game.

A variety of expressions on the faces of LHS Band members re­flects the changing moods of the tiring day.

LIBRARY ASSISTANTS

Bruce Caudill, Frances Hughes, James Kitchen, Fannie Preece, and Sharon Bradley .

KAREN KINGSMORE

Library Assistant

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MRS. LOUISE KINGS MORE

L. H. S. Librarian

BUSINESS STAFF

Karen Shellcroft

Pam Holt

Judy Meade

Jim Auxier Garry Hill

Sheila VanHorn Joyce Dials

1964 SCARLACK STAFF

TYPISTS Bonnie Watts Bessie Wheeler

Helena Holt

James Meek

Glenda Holbrook John Sammons

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EDITORIAL STAFF Kay Tisko

Larry Alley Eddie Kitchen

Randy Keeton Brent a Lew is

Fannie Preece Roy Walton

HONOR STUDENT 96

CLASS OF 1964 97

WHO'S WHO AT LHS

"Perhaps the most valuable result of all education ts the ability to make yourself do the thing you have to do, when n ought to be done, whether you like it or not; it is the first lesson that ought to be learned; and however early a man's traimng begins, it is probably the last lesson that he learns thor­

oughly.

. .. THOMAS HENRY HUXLEY

Mr. Wright presents the DAR Good Citizenship Award to Karen Kmgsmore.

GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARDS

Mr. Wright presents the Rotary Good Citizenship Award to Bill Cheek. 98

AWARDS

Veronica Moore and Major E. Mace

Shirley Jackson

Shirley received a Commerce Award for exceptional speed in tak­

ing dictation.

Veronica Moore is being presented a letter of recom­mendation by Major E. Mace, Commander of Detachment 202, United States Air Force Recruiting Service. Veronica was commended for obtaining the highest score ever re­corded by a young lady on the Air Force Qualification Examination administered under the U.S. Air Force High School Tests. This included high schools tested by De­tachment 202 in their geographic area of West Virginia. Eastern Kentucky, and the western part of Virginia.

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DELEGATES TO GIRLS AND BOYS STATE

Bob Carter , Bill Cheek

Veromca Moore , Sharon Bradley , Carolyn Hinkle, Karen Kingsmore.

ALTERNATES TO GIRLS AND BOYS STATE

Eddie Kitchen , Daniel Blevins , Larry Alley. Gary Allen, Andy York Brenta Lewis, Karen Shellcroft, Glenda Holbrook.

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SOPHOMORE SWEETHEARTS

JENNIFER BALL MIKE SHORT

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FARM BUREAU KING AND QUEEN

KAREN KINGSMORE DANNY BLEVINS

FRIENDLIEST

GLENDA DOTSON JAMES MEEK

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MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED

GARRY ALLEN

VERONICA MOORE

WITTIEST

MARY HUTCHINSON BOB CARTER ......... ~

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MOST DEPENDABLE

SHARON BRADLEY ANDY YORK

CUTEST JUDY MEADE GARRY HILL

BEST DRESSED

KAY TISKO JOE BORDERS

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MOST VERSATILE KAREN SHELLCROFT JIM AUXIER

MOST COURTEOUS BONNIE WATTS DANNY BLEVINS

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MOST STUDIOUS CAROLYN HINKLE EDDIE KITCHEN

MOST POPUlAR HELENA HOLT PHILLIP DERIFIELD

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MR. AND MISS SCARLACK

KARE LOLISE KINGSMORE WILLIAM ARTHUR CHEEK II

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BACCALAUREATE

Reverend David E. Mears, pastor of the Louisa Christian Church delivers a high­ly inspirational address .

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Parents and friends watch the processional of the 1964

Graduating Class.

Mrs. Eleanor Hinkle directs the LHS Ensemble in an exciting rendition of "Salvation Is Created" by Tscheanokoff.

Malcolm Edward Kitchen gives the Valedictory Address.

COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS

Dr. J. Marvin Dodson, Executive Secretary of the Kentucky Education Association delivers the Commencement Address.

Carolyn Sue Hinkle gave the Salutatory Address. Here Carolyn is seen receiv­ing her honor award.

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