Highlands High School - Highlander Yearbook (Fort Thomas, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1948 volume:

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We dedica1'e+his l948 HIGHLANDER 'ro our friend, feacher, and adviser receives a well-deserved orchid. Make-up before fha play. S, ww .xfl S1 1. ? Mr. R. E. Bridges, Mr. Alvin Miller, Mr. Gerald Q. Cecil, Mr. T. B. Johnson, Miss Elizabefh Chapman Mr. Daniel D. Schwarh, Mr. Robsrf Sfegeman. BlJAI D CIF ElJUCIATIlJN EBERLY HAMMACK l Principal MARGUERITE MOERY Vice-Principal RUSSELL E, BRIDGES Superinfendani of Schools PRINCIPALS Q Q 5 S as , x ,Q-wi N ' 'L Q 3' gnqg ,ff X ix N SCIENCE WILLIAM J. ELLIOTT Chemisiry, Physics, General Science HOWARD G. LAW Biology, English, Golf Coach, Freshman Baskelball Coach, Assisfanf Foofball Coach. EVAN L. JONES Atfendance Officer, Caleleria Finance, Science, Driver Training lnsfrucfor, Hi-Y Club. 3 BUSINESS EVA D. THOMASON Secreiary lo Principal, Sienography. LESLIE T. MILLER Typing, Junior Business Training, Business Correspondence. Booklraeping, Salesmanship, Book Slore, Publicafion Council, Afhlelic Council, IMOGENE WELKER Sfsnography, Typing. 3 FINE ARTS JAMES B. McKENNA Band Direclor, lnslrumenlal Music. EMERY T. JONES Vocal Music, Chorus. CLAUDIA PAYNE Ari. , 2-MGE f fa .. V., . Q-'Ev ' -. ' H. .-Q ' ' 'Y' , rx:-QQQYSSPESKFQQ fm X Q Q X Y xx 2 X X YW X -fx a P s Y xx K S4 x W as R 2 s N, x ll 5 Q v X . N . v:, .A W M X Q1 x ' ,Q I. J, Q QW! ku N N X 5' E ,xwfxxg ,iw Q Q xx W X 1 N X -1 b 'Q X51 V., ., if Scsi? ww 1 W1 A Q3 may w,.f:x.sQfm,N- -Q X K as rf X Ni Mk M . X. ,MN 3, f Y my ,. .X..., x E. M .. g Y5?S1'2KQ?T5ax wg' gm W gf .9- me X. K Q Q 'z NR M Q . 5 . X5 , 5 Y W- SQ X X X X xg XA X X w X if N 'K LR A 1 - A ma., A 5 f-M.. , .6 1 . , 2 L, 1 if gn A . xg sfflggga Q Qfilax 1 . . ,5,.Ag,kWS Km X .Nw A-11-s..L1k.i .5 -N?-f+M5.gQ-1, , 2 w x- X X. xx QSM 1 M g ? N WNW, x if vw g N, ,A w xg . 1 1 exe? '2- A M. ,M . W-.vm,...,., -.AN Q 1 - wx. -Li ffdilqfgi . . X . . kr , . K 9 xi an Y, Qof I ' 5 gzzif K, , .5 k X 'X ' X f, If :gigs A 1- 3 i R Q 154 , . 'Qs ES? as XE li M1 QN xr' a I N Gr 'K xx 'xx wx fx N iw. .',g-,F 5 ' . ' Ny '- 1 v'X .L ffl ,-,:- G,-, QXSQQQ ,-AMX Q., . 5... 0 JOHN-Humorous. efiicienl, and co-operafive-ihai's John, liferary ediior of fhe Highlander. 0 STANLEY- Lemuel has 'lalen pari in nearly every acliviiy ai Highlands and has a hosi of friends. 0 MARIAN-Marian has won acclaim in boih speech and music besides being aciive in dramalics. O JEAN-This preiiy blonde can lhrow a curve ball and shooi a baske! wiih 'ihe besl. JOHN FRANKLIN ADDAMS STANLEY B. ASHBROOK, JR. MANAN AUSUN JEAN ELIZABETH BALLARD DOLORE5 CATHERINE BE RUTH IELL MARY JEAN BINDER CAROLYN JEAN BRABENDER BETTY JANE BRACKETT JAMES HAROLD BRO O DOLORES-An infeclious giggle is one of Dody's fraiis. Sha is a iavorife of everyone af school. 0 RUTH-Ruih came io us Iasi year and her quief, efficienf ways have won her many friends. 0 MARY JEAN-Voiad our besi cifizen, elecfed vice-presidenf of fha delegaie asse mbly. secreiary- freasurer of ihe senior class, and a maioraife for four years. Whaf a girl! O CAROLYN-A warbler, afhleh, and library assisianl, Carolyn will dance her way fo lhe fop. 0 BETTY-Dayion's loss was Highland's gain when BeHy enfered our class lasf fell. 0 JIM- Brownie is a very fal- enied musician. His abilifies plus his eager friendliness will carry him a long way. 18 I ai E, 5, ix, 3 W SENIORS 0 DOTTIE-Good 'Ihings come in smaII paclrages-+ha'I's Doiiie. She has done a fine iob on Ihe Hilliopper. O PATTY-Wherever she goes Parry has a good Iime. She is easy Io please, yef pleasing herself. O BOB-Co-capiain of Ihe Irach squad, Governor of Boys' Siaie, and vice-presideni of Ihe senior class. These honors prove exacily how fhe senior class 'feels abou? Bob. 0 J. C.- OROTHY MAE BURNS PATRICIA JANE BURNS ROBERT ARTHUR CALHOUN JOHN C. CASTLE NANCY WIDRIG COLLINS RICIA JEAN CREIGHTON ELWOOD S. CREWS, JR. DONALD CUNNINGHAM BARBARA ANN CURTICE WALLACE F. DALRYMPLE J. C. doesn'I say much, buf he has a smile and a friendly word for everyone. 0 NANCY- Nancy wifh Ihe laughing face haslmade a score of friends. I PAT-Wiih her flashing red hair and her Irish green eyes, fhis lass is a I avor ife. 0 ELWOOD-A source of worry Io Ihe opposing Ieam on Friday nighis, buf a Io? of fun fo everyone during Ihe weelr. 0 DON-Don has been Mr. AIIphin's righf-hand man af Ihe movie proiecfor. O BARBARA-Barb iusi came fo us Ihis year and her beauiiful soprano voice and her franhness and sinceriiy have charmed us aII. O WALLY-A musician of all soris, Wally is Ihe guy wirh e wide grin and a friendly hello for everyone. 19 0 RONNIE-Here's io Ronnie. a whiz in school, and loads of fun oufside. O JACK-The slill of Ta'lers on ihe golf course has us all bewildered. O GEORGE- Silence is golden is George's moffo. Bul' behind fha? mask fhere's a very likeable personalify. 0 MARJORIE-Anofher whiz on fhe gym floor. Mariorie has a slow, sincere smile and a friendly manner. 0 AUDREY-Audrey RONALD JACK D'ElNLEIN JOHN H. DIERIG GEORGE W. DYE MARJORIE E. EASTABROOKS AUDREY EDWARDS 2 FRED W. ERSCHELL, JR. NORMAN CHARLES ERVIN, JR. ROBERT C. FAUST JAMES H. FENHOFF GEORGE KING FISCHE plays fhe piano, malres sfraighf A's and sfill has lime fo race around in her new converfible. 0 FRITZ-Frifz adds cheer wherever he goes. He has all fhose qualiiies lofs of people aim foward and is an honesf and sincere friend fo all. 0 NORMAN-The guy wifh fhe camera, Norman is a fiend for fall-fale picfures. I BOB-Bob will be missed nexf year when foofball and bashfball roll around. 0 Jlhdvlim came fo Highlands from Newporf via fhe Navy. Alfhough we don'f know Jim foo well, we do know he's a good Joe. 0 GEORGE-Poor George has gofien fo be chairman of lhe financial end of almosf every school funcfion since he was a freshman. ' zo l -...-SENIORS.-. O WILL-Mischief personified. Will has been allergic lo worlr bul confagious lo people. 0 DORO- THY- Frick has amazed us all by her skill wilh lhe bafon. She has added much io our foo'I'ball games wilh her performance ai half-lime. 0 PEGGY-Shy and quiel, she has made a definiie place for herself in our class. I DON-Six feel lhree of admirable personalify lopped off wilh alhlelic ILLARD neeves Posrsa oonomv ANNE FRICKMAN MARGARET ANNE GIBSON DONALD E. smmme MARTHA DEAN enoss ONALD JOSEPH HAAS JAMES R. HAAS ELIZABETH JANE HAIZLIP WILLIAM EDWARD HARVEY PAULETTE HASSELBRINK ability. 0 MARTHA-This energeiic female afhlele 'Found lime oul' from her office dufies lo be adverlising manager of The Highlander. O DON--Don has been invaluable lo Mr. Allphin as a baslreiball manager and movie operafor. 0 JIM-Jimmy Dick, ihe big boy wifh fha falen+ for sporls, leaves Highlands wiihoul a good singer of hillbilly music. O EUZABETH-E. J. has made quife a name lor herself in public wilh har acfing and singing. O BILL-Bill plays a rough game of football and in his geniler momenis lalres 'lo lhe siage fo poriray a romanfic hero. 0 PAULETTE -The school would probably cease fo operale wilhoui Pauleffe, who has a finger in every pie. 21 O MARY-A lcind and generous person in whom everyone finds a good friend. 0 MIRIAM-NIiriam's ready laughfer malres her one of the mosi popular girls in 'the senior class. 0 PEGGY-Peggy acied as arf edifor of ihe Highlander fhis year and did a swell job. She also worked on ihe Hillfopper and appeared in Headed 'lor Eden. O VICTOR-Vic is rarely heard excepi when he MARY ELIZABETH HEAVERN MlRlAM RUTH HILLGARDNER MARGARET BATES HUGHES VICTOR JOHN HOFF EDWARD CHARLES JOHN' MARK THOMAS JOHNSON DOROTHY KASSON ROSE ELIZABETH KREBS EUGENE CHARLES KLINGMAN ARDYTH ALYCE LAHRN has his guifar and then he really makes music. 0 ED-Senior class president, renowned alhleie. and ouisianding sludeni. Ed will move on lo Annapolis in 'lhe fall. 0 MARK-This bool: will be proof of ihe line job fhei Marlr has done as Highlander ediior-in-chief ihis year. O DOTTlE- Doiiie always manages 'lo sfarf a hof discussion in sociology class. 0 ROSE-The brighf-eyed girl wiih ihe friendly manner. 0 GENE-Gene is known for ihe exce Ileni magic shows he produces. The dialogue accompanying Hue iriclrs is really someihing fo hear. 0 ARDYTH-Ardy is a brillienf pianisi and we are convinced ihaf if she confinues fo sfudy she will evenfually be a greal' ariisl. 22 SENIORS 0 SUE ANNE-Wiih her lively personaliiy and engaging smile, Sue Anne has secured an endless number of friends. 0 RAY-A quiei boy who offen siarfles his friends wifh a 'Iimely and amusing reiorf. I ROSE-An ouisfanding girl aihlefe, Rosie has obieined fhe coveied while leHer in 'Ihe G. A. A. 0 BETTY-Befiy, Ihe business manager of ihis year's annua l, has been one of ihe chief SUE ANNE LLOYD RAYMOND JOSEPH LOSEY ROSE MARIE LYKINS BETTY JANE MARSH ELEANOR FRANCES McHUGH WANDA JUNE McVEAN DONALD TODD MEYER BLAINE MOORE JERRY DAVIS MOORE PATRICIA RUTH MOORE faciors in +he success of fhe boolr. 0 ELLEN-With her indusiry end deferminaiion, Ellen has done an oulsfending iob as co-ediior of lhe Hillropper. 0 WANDA-As G. A. A. presideni has had a iremendous iob on her hands buf has handled ii exce piionally well. I DON-Shy, as nice as ihey come, Monk has Ialren per? in many school aciiviiies. I BLAINE-Our canieen presidenf has really oufdone himself 'rhis year on Yhe gridiron and on lhe sfage. I JERRY-With his good looks Jerry has won many feminine admirers. Success is sure fo come his way. O PATTI -Sincerily, Iranlrness, and a friendly disposition are qualilies which have endeared Pelii Io us. 23 O PEGGY-Peggy's line worl: as adverfising manager for ihe Hilllopper has been deeply appre- ciafed. O NORA LEE-Nora Lee came 'lo us in our sophomore year and has been a favorile ever since wills her friendly smile. O HOWARD- Grinder, as he is appropriafely called by his classmafes, will be remembered for his running abilify. 0 TOM- The Eye is one of our besf PEGGY RAE NASH NORA LEE NEFF HOWARD RALPH ORTH THOMAS PERRY OTTO MAZl'E LEE PATTISON E gg 'P Ref S N E 'mm .-l'.l if A i n swf Qi . L , 2 ,. ., ii 1 i R CORWIN REEVES, JR. PATRICIA JEAN REIBLING JOAL REICHEL JOAN FERNE REINERMAN MARY JANE ROBERTS alhlefes, and also a scholasfic whiz. O MAZIE-Paflison and Young, 'lhe inseparebles. We don l argue who is lhe boiler half, buf we lcnow Thai Mazie's quiel laughler will add lo her success. O CORWIN-Corwin is anolher of lhe moun'lain-music boys. The school will seem dead wifh- oul' fhem. 0 PAT-Quiel and delermined, Pal will 'lind success wherever she goes. O JOAL- Mr. Jones will miss this songslress. Her friendliness and singing will help her in lafer wallrs of life. O JOAN-Joanie's radianf happy face puis anyone in his gayesi mood, 0 MARY JANE- Sweelness and Mary Jane are synonymous. You can always be cerlain l'ha'l if in need Janie will come running. 24 V - SENIORS I GLEN- Happy has endeared himself lo all wil'h his Talking drums and dry humor. I BERNIE- Ari' is Bernie's field. Thanks lo his arf work we have a be'Her year book. 0 JOHN-Co-caplain of lhe foolball feam. John and his suiblle sense of humor will be missed in lhe locker room. I BOB- Bob came lo us lasl year from Uncle Sam. This year he was famous as one of 'lhe louchdown 'l'wins. lENN ALLEN ROBINSON BERNARD Y. ROLF, JR. JOHN ROMAN ROBERT LEE SCHNEIDER SHIRLEY RUTH SCHOULTHEIS ORlS THERESA SCHUH RAYMOND KENT SCHWERTMAN PHYLLIS JEANNE SNYDER DOROTHY LEE STAAB H. KENDALL STEGEMAN, JR O SHIRLEY- Schul+z, our lilfle conscienlious worker, can always be counfed on 'lo gal' the iob done. O DORIS-Our liH'le Yankee friend came lo us from New York lasl year. We hope we have made her welcome. 0 RAY-Ray's quiei amiable manner, plus his dependabilily and perseverance will fake him a long way. 0 PHYL- Phyl has become known b ecau se of her beauly, pep, enfhusi- asm. and cheerfulness. These qualilies have made her an all around grand gal. O DOROTHY- Giggling Dol'lie should go far b ecau se of her dancing abilify. 0 KEN-Carrol-lop Ken is a baskefball sfar and mainslay of lhe baseball leam. He also plays 'lhe fuba. 25 I DON-Sfeinman, 'ihe pool fiend, of+on comes up wiih brilliani fheories in physics. 0 LANNY- anofher of our mad drummers leaves Mac in a +igh+ spof. Lanny also pifches 'lor +he baseball feam. 0 ANN- Annie, +he cheerleader caplain, has done her share in cheering fhe 'Birds on fo viciory. I JEAN-This Chi-Sig sweeihearf is noi limiied fo lhe Chi-Sigs, for her classmafes will DONALD PAUL STEINMAN LANDON C. STOCKS ANN CAROL STOLLE JEAN ANN STORTZ MARK F. STUNTEBECK s ss 3 S 5 WILLIAM D. SUGGS SUZANNE SWENSON JOHN GERALD THRESS GEORGE E. WALDENMEYER ROBERT WALTERS love her always. I MARK- Siu is one of our mosi' versafile fellas. Fooiball, bashefball. and dramaiics are only a few of his many acfiviiies. O BILL-Bill, 'fha besf soda-ierk in fown, is always good for a laugh. 0 SUE-This prom queen, high siruffing maioreH'e, and F. H. A. disiricl presi- denf has given fo us 'lhe besf of her many falenfs. I JERRY- Nose, wilh a lalenf for leadership, was capfain of lhe foolball feam and class presidenl' lasi year. O GEORGE-George has always been one of Mac's basl' musicians. Wifh him goes the band's bariione seciion. O BOB-Bob is known for his variefy of cars. Jus? whai do you call fha vehicle you drive? 26 SENIORS O JIM-Full of fun and Iaugliler, Jim can always be counled on for a good limo. 0 BILL-Bull s an sxperl' af memorizing his solid geomelry assignmsnl eller he gels io class. 0 CAROL-Carol as one of Mr. Jones' singing sopranos and also finds many invifing oufside aclivifies Io fake her lame O ANN- YouIs is 'Hue mainsfay of our bridge games. Her rippling Iaugluler is cerfain fo be heard 'AMES TAYLOR WILLIAMS C, WILLIAM WITTE CAROL WRIGHT VIRGINIA ANN YOUTSEY JOAN ADELE YOUNG DANIEL ZIEGLER when sI1e is near. 0 JOAN-Jeanie, 'friendly and full of fun, is fha ollier half of 'lI'1a'I Young- Pallison Iwosome. TI'iere's excilemenl in 'Ihose sparkling eyesl Wha+'s Iheir secret? 0 DAN- Foolball sfar, former band member, chorus warloler. and Hi-Y member. Yes, all ihese acfivilies fhrive because of Danny's presence. 15 PIX Top-Nine niHy needleworlxers. Second-Mr. Law's 'freshmen explore naiure. Third-Our indusfrial -designers of +omorrow. BoHom - Dobbling, Hughes. and Binder experimenf wiih oils and canvas. 4 OPPOSITE PAGE To p-Mickey Mouse? Cen+er-Jei' Pilo'C s view of our Alma Ma+er. Bo++om-Some sir and sfucly, ofhers . . . 7 QA QS a, - QQ.:-1 X Q N X x .. N5 X SSX. Q X Q QW X S K f X , 2 'NS-A 1 NX X .....x3m... f QNX X X xxx G X .fx W X X x ,- I I X w W 1 4 1 QW.. 1 A z 5 Q x .M . X.. . ? xxx , X 1 A. 115 fl i E -Q x S Q Q my X 1 Q ...N Q' 25 js . Q'- . . . My iQ - f awww W Ii' 1 .. -3.s! :-'ffl' X i E1 Q. .i six i V M,,Q,... , ' 5 . 2 . 'S . J ff dlM'G4Y'JVf44Vff6WW'!1ff ,,.,, X QE x w .eww N . ' lx N Svfft : : X..-r. . ' -r fx. X., x X X X .. Ni ik.. 3. E Q X 'QF O wx' awww NN... -f. 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Second Row: Leisl, B. Haas, Melville, Haack, Ashbrook, Thress, Roman, Crews, Zonneyville, DeJarnelfe, Harvey, Johnson Third Row: Olfo, Sarakafsannis, Waldenrneyer Slegeman Meyer Ervin, Williams Grimme J Haas, Faust Zi gl Averaging less Than l5O pounds in lhe backlield and l7O pounds on ihe line, lhe I947 version of lhe Bluebirds made up for size wiih skill and aggressiveness. A 39-O viciory over lhe Camels of Campbell Counly gave early evidence of ihe High- landers power. Wilh a display of well- rounded abililies, lhe backiield crossed lhe Camels' goal in every quarler, while 'rhe line held a flawless defense. ll was in lrouncing The Daylon Green- devils 'rhal ihe Bluebirds caughl lhe sporis- wriler's eye. Daylon, usually among ihe 38 besi, gave way lo long runs in every quar- ler. Bob Schneider compiled four iouch- downs, and Duke Schneider added an- olher besides kicking four exira poinls. Don Grimme added a sixlh louchdown, for a loial of lorry poinls. Nexl lhe Erlanger Lloyd ieam visiied Highlands and received a worse beaiing ihan The Devils. The Schneider brolhers dominaied 'rhe play wiih iwo iouchdowns each, bui lhe 46-O score shows Thai lhe viclory came easily. The Lalayelie Generals came all lhe BIRD GRIDDERS way Trom l.exinqTon To be Trarnpled by l-lighlands. The 'Birds scored six Times againsT The overraTed Generals. Duke Schneider led The scoring wiTh Three Touchdowns and Two exTra poinTs, while broTher Bob made one oT each. Ed John- son and Jim Haas. riqhT and leTT ends, each added six poinTs. The Bluebirds Tound Their way To The Top oT The N. K. A. C. by deTeaTing The Tiqers oT Bellevue, 39-I4. This game was To be a Toss-up beTween Two undeTeaTed Teams, buT The 'Birds leTT no doubT in anyone's mind as To The beTTer eleven. The deTense oT our Torward wall sTood ouT. Scoring by The Schneiders and G L L C h B X Sd ky B kf Id C h E E W ddell, Head Coachg W. 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KK, X' X X Q -,- . :mf .ss - SEK X K f X -- Y' X X X - XX- ' X, N- K .Mg K . . 5 XXX X X ,, 2 r S X x-LXESSX-ffXXgX T fl XX T A ' , ' ' lf? - X XM fi 'F 3 Xe X X SN- X??'f?5s XXX Kg KKX, .XXX 1, --f K . LQ,-,SX X K X' HST 5'-i.XX'i-XFX K. 'X -X QXXQS X X X-,Q :X ' Tf xaf. T .5 f 1 'fe . .-,X.QXfr'- iiifkflf l-QXQXX 1 F -X X 3 5 K f -- Q fff XX XgsMzX.,..X'-f XX5.:3 SN WP-iS XXXXXXe'i:wXaX.f: - ff X .,,.,,,,3f'-'f':i-H21 Aller one of lhe besl seasons in l-ligh- lands' hislory, lhe -annual banquel was held. The varsily 'Birds were presenled wilh minialure gold loolballs, and lellers were awarded lo 'lwenly-six boys. Dulce Schneider and Dave Williams, bolh lel- lermen, were elecled 'ro lead lhe learn nexl' year. l-ligh l-ligh l-ligh l-'ligh High l-ligh High l-ligh l-ligh l-ligh High I ands ands ands ands ands ands ands ands ands ands ands BLAINE MOORE GEORGE WALDENMEYER 3 Fullback Tackle SCORES 39, Campbell Counly O 40: Daylon ..... O 46: Erlanger Lloyd . . O 391 Lalayelle . . . O 393 Bellevue .... I4 l8: Newporl . . . 7 l87 Ludlow . . . . O 6: Ashland .... O O: Covinglon Holmes 2l Zl: Dixie l-leighls . . 7 27: Newporl Calholic O JOHN ADDAMS DON MEYER End Tackle FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Firsl R L , R I y, Binder, Wasser, Gray, V. Zini, Slelfenkamp, D. Kern, While. S d Row: Curlice, Wilemon, Trauf, R. Olfo, Thress, Arfhur, Durham, Machf, Sfunlebeck, Chapin, Merlens. Third Row: J. Walken- horsf, Suhre, J. Moore, Solar, Richardson, Irwin, Meyer, Reibling, Laible, Coach Cecil Rice. Sfandinq: Ann Sfolle, Jane? Bilfz, Marcia Kesler, Phyl Snyder. Kneeling: Joyce Huddlesfon, Pauleiie Hasselbrink, onfusingl! - - isn'+ ii? K .X.x , asm 44 Vim, vigor, and vilalily are Jrhree ad- ieclives Jrhal perleclly describe our High- lands cheerleaders, These six girls have appeared failhlully in lheir blue and while uniiorrns al all sporis iunclions To cheer 'rhe 'Birds on. They have co-ordi- naied Jrhe enrhusiasm of lheir audience and led 'rhern in novel, efieclive school yells. During lhe sporls season 'rhe girls conducled pep rallies To show The leam lhey were pulling for +hem--win or lose. The cheerleaders are always ready +o give a cheer for us so why nol reverse 'rhe siiualion and give a cheer for lhem? I The winTer OT i947-48 saw The reTurn OT CheerTul Charlie Allphin To The baslceTball wars. For The TirsT Time since I944 There were boys presenT who had played previously and consequenTly l-ligh- lands puT ouT iTs besT Team in some Time. When The smoke of baTTle cleared away aT The end OT The year The Bluebirds had won half Their games and almosT managed To pull a maior upseT oT The year againsT Bellevue in The TournamenT. The TirsT week oT play saw l-lighlands Take on DayTon and Bellevue, Two OT The sTrongesT Teams in This secTion. AgainsT DayTon The boys did noT play up To par BIRDC Firsi' Row: J dy G y ST T b k OH H 5 h d B Z Y P d K f S d R Ph Ilp Zonnevylle, Sarakafsannis, Haas, Johnson, K. Sfeqem R F T T p Th d Row: Williams, Houlisfon, Haack, R. Sfeqeman, S H J M D ST BASKETBALL and losT, 48-Zl. ATTer puTTing up a hard TighT The Birds Tinally wenT down To de- TeaT beTore Bellevue. 53-44. ln The nexT Two weeks The Birds sTaged Their longesT winning sTreak in Tour years aT The expense of Ludlow, Simon KenTon. Silver Grove, and Florence. During These Two weeks The Team really played good ball. The brief sTreak came To a sudden halT aT The hands of Campbell CounTy. ATTer piling up a big lead The Bluebirds seemed To Tall aparT and The Tinal score was 36-33 in Tavor oT The Camels. The l-lighlanders showed good Torm in Their nexT Three games, winning Two and dropping a close one. NewporT and Beechwood were easily deTeaTed, Then aTTer leading DayTon Tor Three periods The Birds Tinally gave in land we wenT down To deTeaT, 35-3l. Two Tough Toes were nexT on The sche- dule and neiTher of Them found much Trouble in Taking The Birds inTo camp. AT Bellevue we losT 43-37 and The high- powered Holmes Bulldogs won 49-3I. ,The Tollowing Tour games were all Thrillers. ln close conTesTs we won over Erlanger and losT To Dixie l-leighTs by a single poinT. AgainsT NewporT a week laTer The Birds had an easy Time in win- 'S' Lefi, Top: BOB FAUST, Canferg MARK STUNTEBECK, Forward. Cenferz JIM HAAS, Guardg DON GRIMME, Forward. LefT: ED JOHNSON, CenTer: KEN STEGE- MAN, Csnier. X: . +9 X as Sf X X , A f: 1 igmyi k tg he-x .1- 5 drag. -::.:-kiwi: ' W .xi lm.. X Q a X . xe in 'w nh is 4 ,Q ww- -- - 1 Hi an my ws w. W' ' X QN t , Q Q 5 lxklii X QL fx Q 6 - i :, ,N - . ..q 5 . ' K bg A -Q . 5251. - N. .Y , if 2 ' + ff' ' 5 1. 7 3' AX iw ,X 4 - ww 'ii ' V Ry' . -- gi, ,, g s S Q :fi ' ' ff' A Q ' in ' -1' 'P ' I X X ls-Wg, X if . . Gs S XY . ,xx Q ., L. Ez X ,, L sr Fi ,Wi ,fx 5 , fi 4 Q x is ya if af, rf.. .X S1 F . .Q kfiiia f K ir ' Y' 'xii s-' X '53 A Q 3 Am . s X 1. 1, , f t U 1 'X K N RQ... 1 J V ,. 'ii z. g,,,x.- hw A 1 If 5 V3 6 :QM , :JS 4 U ,a I L 9 QE R.. K ff' iw SV fi 5 ,Xl I 3' K slr is X Q Q .iw 5 ig? :Iwi SA fig ki' FSE f-- V - High High High High High High High High High High ands ands ands ands ands ands ands ands ands ands mon, '1 The camera cahzhes fha mi moving baskeieers as SCORES 2lg Daylon . . . 48 High 44 Bellevue .... 53 High 47 Simon Kenion . . 30 High 43' Ludlow ..... 25 High 54 Silver Grove . . 39 High se- Paris ...... 40 High 33 Campbell Couniy 36 High 33 Newpori .... 30 High 55 Beechwood . . . 39 High 3 I 1 Daylon . . . . 35 High 3 4 L swf? if ,SNL i lg on fi Q . T . . S FR ESHMAN BASKETBALL First Row, Durh Ofln, Wiiie, Mader, Rawnsley, Rumford, Kreb Aih Walkenh 'f B'der, Twehues, Wasser, Immegarf, Whife, C 1 Sfunlebeck, Sfelfenkamp, Walsh, Wall. -Q s me ' e N - 3 s s Huey race for anoiher goal. ands . 371 Bellevue . . . lands . 3 I 3 Covinglon . . . ands . 531 Lloyd . . . lands . . 443 Dixie . . . ands . 453 Newporl . . . ands . . 39: Norwood . . . ands . 423 Covingion . . . ands . 451 Silver Grove . . ands . 32: Campbell Counly ands . . 603 Ludlow .... . 5' uiieur his Ya RS' Ths dsiliiizf Yiiliif X ,5,, 43 49 47 45 28 40 54 37 5I 35 X i X M - s hs Q s as 3 xs- ,L, Q V 1 - s A., 1 N ., . - 5 Q- i . . .Q 88 X ess S X 1 0 x 1' is S. , .q i ii 3 H Q 6 F5 Y is 'E X , : ,S .af-aw 'Xi ix., .-N BN-f , . RN -sf gs, Q i i A fi is-if A F 3 Q Mg. Ma xg s o Q L 5 5 4 i i , ,i 6 7 O X siss,. . 2 5 Q. i PACEMAKERS The TirsT meeT oT The l947 season was a Triangular conTesT wiTh DayTon and Campbell CounTy, Highlands raclced up a ToTal oT sevenTy-Three poinTs and TirsT place in The meeT. The Tollowing weelc The Highlands squad ran over a wealc NewporT Team, winning every evenT excepT The 880-yard relay and The mile run. A weelc la+er aT The KnighTs oT Colum- bus relays aT WiThrow High School The Birds losT Their TirsT meeT oT The season, Tinishing behind Loclcland. AlThough los- ing The meeT, Highlands seT records in The pole vaulT and The sprinT medley. The nexT Tuesday wiTnessed The TenTh Annual Highlands Relays. Highlands was TirsT, Holmes second, and Bellevue Third. Harold Ziegler seT a new meeT and school record, pole vaulTing l I TeeT 9 inches. SaTurday, May l7, The Birdmen again deTeaTed Bellevue and CovingTon To be- come NorThern KenTuclcy champs. Cal- houn and BaThiany Turned in good Times in Their respecTive evenTs, and Harold Ziegler brolce The school record in The high iump. ThaT seemed To end our winning ways Tor The season, as we Tinished a poor TourTh in The DisTricT meeT a weelc laTer. The whole squad suTTered a leT-down and jusT could noT geT rolling. DespiTe our disappoinTnig show in The DisTricT meeT several boys qualiTied and F T R Z vylle, Walfrip, OTh Reeves, Erschell, Bafhiany, Lahner, Williams, M y M C Ih Th S d Row: Sadosky, Gllh Sfegeman, Mann, Sarakaisannis, BiITz, D. Zie I H Z I Add . . . 9 9 Roman. Third Row: DeJarneTTe, HoulesTon, Krefchlaqi Walkenhorsf, Frank. Fourfh Row: Meffens, Leisl, Crews, a rymp e. Gunder Orih sprinis ahead in fha half-mile. parlicipaled in lhe Kenlucliy slale lraclc meel al Lexinglon June 4. The Bluebirds hung up +wo new school marks, while lin- ishing six+h in lhe rneel. Berl Balhiany lorolce lhe exislinq record in lhe 220-yard clash, and Howard Orfh broke lhe record for lhe hall mile. Al The encl ol The season a banquel' was held lo honor Jrhe learn. Bob Cal- -T! houn and Howard Orlh were named co- caplains for nexi year. Henry Ziegler clears fhe bar. Coach Sadoslry bafween ihe '47 capfains, Bafhiany and Lahner and fhe '48 capiains, Orih and Calhoun. Henry Ziegler goes up for anofher pole-vauli record. S 5 J i . P ..., .- rir, 5 ' , 2 3 T5 33 'E f Firsi Row: Johnson Mann, Wiggins, T. Olfo, Hicks, K. Sfegeman, McFarland. Second Row: Coach McClure, neu ar oore T ress Slocks F-?'Brisn. Third Row: Manager Phillips, Zonnevylle, I+ D. siegeman, a. ski- 'a , a. M , J. h , Wall, D. H ami on. BASEBALL- -- The spring ol I947 found baseball re- lurning io Highlands Taller several years' absence. Under 'rhe direclion of Coach McClure lhe boys showed lols ol enlhu- siasm in spile of lhe lacl lhal over hall ol The scheduled games were cancelled. Highlands losl lhe lirsl game ol lhe year lo Bellevue, 6-3, ailer a hard iighl. Pilchers were Gross lor Bellevue and lvlc- Farland ior Highlands. Four days laler Highlands won ils lirsl game. Daylon relurned home lrom Moyer Field on lhe shorl end ol a 9-6 score. McFarland was lhe winning pilcher lor Highlands. April 22, Hisle, Bellevues mound ace. held lhe 'Birds lo lwo hils in winning 9-3. Hicks was lhe losing pilcher. Highlands, on 'rhe rebound from lhis clefeal, edged oul Newporl 8-7 in exlra innings. Wiggins was lhe slar ol lhe game, driving in live runs. The 'Birds mel Holmes in lheir fillh game and losl 8-3. Smilh pifched lor Holmes, while Hiclcs slarled lor High- lands. Three days laler Highlands losl a nighl game lo Silver Grove. l3-I l. The nexl week Highlands mel' Bellevue in lhe Tournamenl. Hicks allowed only lwo hils, bul lhe 'Birds made seven errors and losl 4-3, The golf program af Highlands was re- sumed lasf spring affer an absence of several years due fo fhe war. The squad was relafively inexperienced, being com- posed mosfly of younger boys. The Team played eighf mafches and won seven, los- ing only fo Cincinnafi Wifhrow. The boys also parficipafed in The Kenfuclcy Sfafe Golf Tournamenf and, alfhough nof win- ning, fhey gave a good accounf of fhem- selves. Wifh mosf of lasf year's squad for a boosfer fhe feam was very success- ful fhis spring. Along wifh fhe renewal of ofher minor sporfs af Highlands, fennis came fo life in I947. Under fhe guidance of Coach Charlie Allphin, 'rhe boys played fwo mafches and unforfunafely losf bofh of fhem. Bofh were played againsf Coving- fon, l-lolmes, however, which has always had good fennis squads. The firsf mafch was close wifh fhe Bluebird racquefeers finally losing 3-2 affer several hours of gruelling baffle. Coach Allphin became ill before 'rhe second mafch and fhe boys were forced fo decide for fhemselves who would play. Covingfon again won, 5-O. GOLF y, Dierig, Lahnar, Wagner, Foltz. TENNIS q Gardne Stand q B Z yll ,J. Zo yll GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION A sTranger walking Through The halls oT Highlands on any Monday or Friday aTT- ernoon during The winTer would probably hear wild cries issuing Trom The viciniTy oT The gym. Drawing nearer he would doubTless assume iT To be The varsiTy baslceTball Team preparing Tor a Tough game. BUT upon opening The gym door he would be sTaggered by The sighT oT Wednesday is bowling-day Tor The G.A.A. aT The Newporf Alleys. numerous members oT The so-called gen- Tler sex in sTages oT wild animaTion. On closer invesTigaTion he would Tind ThaT iT is merely The Girls AThleTic AssociaTion geTTing Their muscles in shape Tor The nexT baslceTball game. There were quiTe a Tew hoTshoTs in The organizaTion This year and The girls managed To Tield one oT The peppiesT Teams in years. Under The able leadership oT Miss Coclcrell The pasT year has been a pros- perous one. The girls sTarTed in SepTem- ber wiTh volley ball and when The baslceT- ball season rolled around They swiTched To The cage game. The group worked hard Tor Their TirsT game wiTh NewporT I-Iigh, Friday. February 27. ATTer a hard game The Temale WildcaTs Tinally won ouT. I8-8. The Treshman girls Tared beTTer, winning 8-5 in a close game. Several oTher games were scheduled laTer in The year. WiTh The reTurn oT sunny skies The girls will Talce up baseball. Each Time a girl parTicipaTes in a sporT Firsl Row: Floyd, S. Bruce, Clayfor, F. Gross, Frommel, J. Miller, Kenney, Bruggerneyer, Palflson, Easfabrooks, Barncl, Dofy, Solar, Simms, V. Jones, D. Daniels. Second Row: D. Gross, Ausiin, B. Slegeman, M. Hoff, Shepherd, Niemiller, C. Wrighl, Folh, Sfolle, Townsley, Peacher, Pence, J. Schneider, J. Tressler, Chaney, J, Slorh, M. Slorh, Schwarlz, OH, Heil, Schwerlman, Houben. Third Row: Ballard, Hasselbrink, Brabender, Collins, Lloyd, Haizlip, Creighton, Coleman, Zierer, Simoneau, McVean, Mahaney, Nash, Sandhas, Krogman, Wagoner, Lykins, Byers. Fourth Row: Sexton, Kuhnheim, Manss, Brahmam, Hanna, Pierce, Brolhers, Jones, P. Reibling, Percifield, Ashenbach, P. Nash, Schuh, M. Sexlon, Young, Roberts, Arnmann, Crossland. she earns a ceriain number ol service poinls. Al lhe end of The year lhese poinls are added and if lhey lolal live- hundred she is enlilled lo a pin, guard, or lelier. The increasing popularily of lhe club may be measured by lhe ever-grow- ing number ol slalwarl lelier-women lo be found in lhe classrooms of l-lighlands. Miss Coclcrell's girls engage in a game of ouldoor volley ball. 55 i Q06 If MAC MCKENNAS If's fhe nighf of fhe big game wifh Bellevue. The fans are fense as fheir feams warm up. As fhe feams leave fhe field. fhe shrill blasf of a whisfle cufs fhe air-followed by a roll of drums and sud- denly fhe familiar sfrains of Oh Hail Highlands Team reach fhe fans' ears as eighfeen lively maioreffes sfruf onfo fhe field followed by fhe Highlands band. As fhis impressive array of blue and whife uniforms and whife-fassled caps moves down fhe field, a pafriofic chill sfirs each Highlands sfudenf. While fhe crowd sfands af affenfion for fhe S'rar Span- gled Bannerf' lef us briefly review fhe fhings fhaf made fhis glorious specfacle possible: Early in The dawn during foofball sea- son Highlands sfudenfs are awakened by T b ass sexfefie plays for an assembly af Moyer. 58 'BAND fhe sfrains of some sfirring march floaf- ing in fheir windows. lf is undoubfedly fhe fheme of a snappy new half-fime roufine which originafed wifh fhe genius of Mac McKenna, fhe band direcfor. Besides fhese early morning drills fhere were long hours of pracfice indoors which resulfed in Highlands having one of fhe besf bands in 'rhe sfafe. Half-fime shows af foofball games are nof fhe exfenf of 'rhis versafile organiza- fion by any means. In November fhey seffle down fo fhe more serious business of concerfs. These delighfful sessions are presenfed on Sunday affernoons fhrough- Sue Swenson, Mary Jean Binder, Dorofhy Frickman. First Row: Clapp, Baumer, Brown, Swenson, Binder, Friclrman, lnfmegarl, D. Dierce, Smiih. Second Row: Rurnforcl, Bennell, Pralher Sfocks, Melville, Robinson, Pendery, T. Tillman, Reiblinq, N. Austin, Evans, Williams, Rhoads. Third Row: McCracken, Ihriq, Messmer Jones, Thomas, Hari. Fourth Row: M. Pierce, Meyer, McClure, Jergens, Klingvnan. Fillh Row: Brother, Billz, Denning, Hinnenberq Richardson. Sixlh Row: McKenna, Niemiller, Parker, Schrnidi, F, Tillman. Sevenlh Row: Leisl, Waldenmeyer, Rhorer, J. Ausfin our The winler. Add lo lhese perfor- mances pep rallies, Jrhe l-loly Name Pa- rade, Parenl-Teacher Associaiion meel- ings, Velerans Adminislralion l-lospilal programs, and many olhers and lheir lo- lal performances lhrough lhe year num- ber forfy-Two. ln April lhe band enlered lhe Norlhern Kenluclcy Music Conlesl and in May journeyed io Lexinglon lor lhe Slale Con- lesl. Needless lo say lhe group relurned wilh a large number ol superior ralings. As a climax lo lhe musical year al l-ligh- lands The band and lhe chorus combined lheir laleni +o presenl lhe annual Spring Music Fesfival. Firsl Row: Anderson, Daniels, Julien, Dillinq, Benton, Schwartz. Second Row: Kolo, Barnd, Nierniller, Braun, Wrighf, Sandhas, Sheriff, Mills. 59 BLUE BIRD WARBLERS A source ol enlerlainmenl and enioy- menl al Highlands for a greal many years has been lhe chorus. Under lhe direclion ol Mr. Emery T. Jones, lhe chorus made EMERY T. JONES several public appearances lhroughoul 'rhe year, ancl compelecl in lhe slale music conlesl. Lasl year lhe girls', boys', and Firsl Row: Joan Tressler, Benlon, Grapes, D. Gross, Brolher, Sfolle, Hudoleslon, Rhoads, C. Wrighl, Thiel, J. A. Schneider, Peacher, Reibling, Bruggemeyer, Bruce, Reichel, Jean Tressler, Schwartz. Second Row: Auslin, l-lasselbrink, Swenson, Ballard, Nierniller, Sherifl, Snvder, Lloyd, Haizlip, Youfsey, Billz, Frickman, M. Reichel, Sandner, Wriqhf, Bulsch, Thomas, Dobbling, Fish, Jones, Collins, Srorlz. Third Row: Irwin, Schoullheis, Arlhur, Copeland, Pulfhoff, E. Pendery, Ziealer, Stocks, R. Slegeman, K. Sleqernan, Rowe, Cooley, Jones, D. Sleqeman, While, Houlislcn, Faller, Brown, Baumer, R, Haas, Creiqhlon, B, Wille. Fourlh Row: Kasson, Curlice, Lahrman, Edwards, Kern, Schmidt, Sfambough, Orln, DeJarnel1e, Dalrymple, Waltrip, Slunlebeck, B, Schneider, D. Schneider, B. Moore, Brabender, Colton, Williams, Mcl-luqh. Silen'I' nighi, v . . holy nighf . . . mixed chorus each received a raTing oT superior aT The disTricT conTesT held aT CovingTon, and were graded excellenT aT The sTaTe conTesT aT l.exingTon. The solos. Trios. and mixed quarTeTTe reTurned Trom Covingon wiTh eiqhT superior raTings and received Two superiors and six excellenTs aT LexingTon. To be eligible Tor The chorus a sTudenT musT be in senior high school and musT be enrolled in one OT Mr. Jones' regular music classes, The eighTy members of The chorus meeT in The audiTorium aT home- room period Tor a pracTice session every Thursday. This year The chorus performed aT sev- eral meeTings OT The ParenT-Teacher As- sociaTion, aT The NorThern KenTucky Edu- caTion AssociaTion conTerence, aT various school assemblies, aT The annual ChrisT- mas pageanT, aT The Music FesTival held in The spring in co-ordinaTion wiTh The High- land Band. and aT BaccalaureaTe. Mr. Jones has received many complimenTs Tor his Tine work, and The chorus is always looked upon wiTh pride by all The sTudenTs aT T-lighlands and The ciTizens oT ForT Thomas. The Chrisimas Pageanf. SENIOR DRAMA CLUB The senior and iunior dnamalics classes, direcled by Miss Avice While, have had an unusually oulslanding year. Firsl, lhe dramalics deparlmenl did somelhing very original in lheir field. They presenled The Voice of America, a choral drama emphasizing lhe characler- A Luclry Penny islics ol our American way ol lile. Eliza- belh l-laizlip, acling as seeress, infro- duced an oral chorus, which Jrhrough har- monious expression appealed lo The pa- Jrriolism of all. As lhe chorus recalled famous men and happenings in hislory, lhese were porlrayed by coslunned slu- Firsi Row: Burns, Swenson, Hasselbrink, Lloyd, Kasson, Roberls, McHugh, Hughes, Schoullheis, Haizlip. Second Row: Erschell, Sfunle- beck, Thfess, Meyer, Grimme, Johnson, Harvey, B. Moore. Third Row: Collins, Reinerman, Edwards, McVean, Curluce. denls, posing in lighled lableaux. High praise lor lhe lirsl perlormance warranled a second and lhird perlormance in lhe Highlands audilorium. Besides lhese pres- enlalions, lhe enlire program was given over radio slalion WZIP in Covinglon, and was presenled laler by lelevision on WLWT in Cincinnali. The lirsl aclual play, a lhree-acl larce enlilled A Lucky Penny, was given in December. Paulelle Hasselbrink and Bar- bara Bulsch had lhe leminine leads, wilh Mark Slunlebeck and Blaine Moore play- ing opposile lhe-m. The leading couples skilllully acled oul lheir romances belore a realislic ouldoor selling and made lhe play a greal success. In February a second lhree-acl play was presenled. Headed lor Eden was The Voice of America lhe lille ol lhis produclion. The joys and lroubles ol lhe working girls in Mrs. Skip- worlh's boarding house gave an exciling and humorous plol lo lhe slory. The casl included Barbara Curlice, Bill Harvey, Peggy Hughes, George Fischer, Barbara Schwarlz, and a hosl ol olhers. 9 under lhal grease! Curlain call for Voice of America id P? . CurTain Timel . . . yes. once again The junior dr-amaTic class has had a success- Tul and evenTTul year under The able direc- Tion oT Miss Avice WhiTe. The TirsT pres- enTaTion oT The school year was a choral reading, The Voice OT America. NexT came The delighTTul comedy called A Luclcy Penny. Following This was a TasT moving play enTiTled l-leaded Tor Eden. These Three were produced in coniuncTion wiTh The senior dramaTic class. DRAMA JUNIOR CLUB Early in March a one-acT play called A DaTe Tor Bobbysox was presenTed Tor The ParenT-Teacher AssociaTion. This was The sTory oT a slick chick named Bobby- sox, her daTe l-Tarold, -and Their many hu- morous escapades. To raise money Tor The junior class anoTher one-acT play was given enTiTled SToney's Bride in which poor SToney ended wiTh one bride Too many. FnrsT Row: Mills, Schwartz, Wfigli?,ADo1y, Anderson, Co-ewan, Bilfz, Kolo, Sandhas, Sandner. Second Row: Cots Ton, King, Kesler, Zonnevyll 7ie'er, Pendery, Kiefer. . QA QF i .M - S 'Q ,Qi x iii SM --z QLQBR ix. XF .Q 'X A.Sx X x X ' A .fpggsf X X X, .- was .xg Xi .Q K ' f R? X Q , E . N Q 5 X iw Q ' F QQ N ,mm pm ww - Xwqu.-Kx.- f f-w N '.M-w-'-Q- -' 'ig .X W- : 1.-SM, x 1-f mv . :ii Q E , is . X . E w , X 6 i QE vi- , R, ss.: :: - -if is ? .Q- F xx?- W5 2 - ' X -5 . 9 WSF' Q K I ,I H ,J XX K 2 iigg xvqkx X is ww, Wx x wyvxiggg QNXkRSx Q' A x.Qsg61sEi,l X ss?-Q .. x W M 1 IA A- umm ,QT ls fwfr Mr if A .- Q-12 W , f -fi M 3? ,. W.. X +S-fig -1 new Aw S 5 453: 1 5 f 'M fx S fi gg 1 nf: .5 ,.k ? , x wx 1 agiiiigiiaggd :ff xl E N' I 1 X a 5 4+ S514-41 K Qi! I iw' a S Ihr' X xxx A Q 4- Xi Q Q W: if t? ,SN Wm, Firsi Row: Schwarlz, Mills, Kolo, Sheriff, Snyder. Second Row: Schouliheis, Slill, Kupferle. Huddleslon, Reichel, Burns, Youlsey, Swen- son, Hasselbrink, Anderson. Third Row: Frickrnan, Curlice, Wrighl, Reichel, Brackelf, Wiiham, Dobblinq, Fish, Marsh, Wrighl. Fourlh Row: Sandner, Ploeqqer, Krebs, Reinerman, Slaab, Kesler, Hillgardner, Williams, John, Bufsch, Ball. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Highlands Chapler ol lhe Fulure l-lomemalcers ol America will come ro or- der. These are The familiar words of Marcia Keslar as she liils her gavel ro preside over lhe F. l-l. A. Club each Fri- day allernoon. This year lhe club pro- duced a musical program for 'rhe enler- lainmenl oi lhe sludenl body and spon- sored a highly successful leap-year dance. Wilh lhe funds from These proi- ecls lhe club presenled lhe Home Eco- nomics Deparlmenl wilh an eleclric mixer F. H. A. celebrafes Their firsf birlhday. Molhers were invifed. and a bullon hole malcer. They also financed The lrip oi represenlalives 'ro 'rhe slale F. l-l. A. Convenlion. A+ a dislricl meeling lhe l-lighlands club was honored by having one of lheir members, Sue Swenson. elecled clislricl presidenl. i l Firsf Row: Meliens, Oiio, Fischer, B. Schneider, H. Schneider, B. Moore, Erschell, Kern, Gardner. Second Row: Suggs, Williams, Dye, Addams, Thress, Fausf, Grimme, Schnier, Haas, Ziegler, Jerry Moore, Haack, Harvey. Third Row: Melville, Spicer, Sieqner, Jim Moore, Roman, Crews, Wifle, Caslle, Calhoun. . Hl Y Xa Aiier an absence oi six years ihe l-li-Y club reiurned lo Highlands under ihe sponsorship ol Mr. Evan Jones and fhe leadership oi Don Grimme, lhe presideni. The l-li-Y club is +he high school branch of ihe Y. M. C. A. and iis purpose is- +o creaie, mainlain, and exiend lhrough- CLUB our ihe school and communiiy high slan- dards of Chrisiian characierf' During American Brolherhood Week +his year, 'rhe l-li-Y sponsored an assembly ai which several of ihe members spolce. Their obieciive was io desrroy preiudice. The club also held a dance in February io raise funds. Two members were sen? 'ro Franlciori +o lake parl in a conveniion of all ihe l-li-Y clubs in lhe siale of Ken- lucky. LEST WE F I I ORGET HIGHLANDER MARK JOHNSON ...,........, Edifor JOHN ADDAMS . . . . . Liferary Ediror BETTY JANE MARSH , . . Business Manager HARRY HENNEOUIN , . Phofograplwy Ediior PEGGY HUGHES . . ..... Arr Ediior JERRY MOORE . . . ,Circulaiion Manager MARTHA GROSS . . . Adverfising Manager STAFF Bill Harvey Sue Swenson Joan Young Marian Ausfin George Fischer Phyllis Snyder Paulefle Hasselbrinlr Mary Jean Binder George Hermann John O'Brien Nancy Collins Doiiie Kasson Bernie Rolfe Bob Calhoun Jean Ballard Louis Schnier Norman Ervin First Row: Collins, Marsh, Ballard, Hermann, Gross, Snyder, Kasson, Hughes. Second Row: Erschell, Hennequin, Thress, Sclinler, Addams, Johnson, Moore. THE VOICE OF H. . . PHYL SNYDER . ELLEN MCHUGH . JOHN O'BRlEN . . DOTTIE BURNS . . RUTH BELL . . JEAN STORTZ .... PAULETTE HASSELBRINK GEORGE FISCHER PEGGY NASH . NANCY KOLO . . . MRS. JOHN R. BURT . WILLIAMETTA BAKER . ALTON D. RUDOLPH . . Co-Edifor . .Co-Edi+or . . Spark Ediror Second Page Edifor Second Page Ediror . .Third Page Edifor . Exchange Edirar 4 . Business Manager Adverlising Manaqer Circulafion Manager . Eaculry Advisor Circulalion AdviSOf . .Financial Advigor STAFF Publicafions siaffs 'lhrow a Cl1ris+mas parfy in flue press room. Firf Rowi Sandner, Bell, Anderson, Slorfz, Howard, D, Burns, Mills, Kcio, Snyder, Schwarlz. Second Row: Julien, K. Meyer, Erin Mel-luqh, PuHl1oH, Hifernan, Pendery, Johnson, O'Brien, Fischer, Copeland, Williams, R. Haas. Dilling, Third Row: Nash, Hughes, Ellen McHuql1, Coleman, Colfon, Creiqhfon, Hanna, Ausfin, Kasson, Collins Paliison, Haizlip, Hasselbrink. w xx , 2 fb A , , vis, QMS? X- V 'Q A' 'XE Q warg s ix + Q, Qi? ll! NX .Q 2 i SP W-M55 --.Nevins -Qi-Hr s,-iw , 55 , FI . -f ,a P ' Q , Q gil - X K X - 44 - X. A ' P' Nqif - e. wi wa, : . SMm,.. 2 Q -I Q ' X 35 :gg -- X iv , Q .Q Q ff ' x i? 'FEA , -N 1 5Kl F 5 Q A .-if 2 .xx 93 agus 11, ww gs-'SF' MAY DAY 1947 senled Jrradilional folk dances, including Cap'rain Jinlcs and Spring Flower Dance. Blue Ribbon boys of lhe high school performed various rumbling acriv- ifies as an example of 'rhe work done in gym classes. To complele lhe program, The eighfh and ninlh grade girls did The spiri+ed Maypole Dance. The presenla- +ion ol Blue Ribbons pul a filling end +o anofher May Day. Dick T p g d Q ay. pass fhrough fhe arch of flowers preceded by ih ' b hom son and Norma Sfegeman, Kin an ueen air crown earers. The climax of fha May Fesfival is +he fradifional cere mony of 'Phe May Pole Dance. .A 1. : 42.5 '-Q Si . vw .O 'D 'U +- an C- 0 ..- Q E o .C P- X 5 1: .D vu vu ..- nn .4 c 'E L. t.: 0. 2 5 ,AO 1: C Ex ru .A +- 40 .1 IU L, U an W. fu an I 5 c IU E -n C ms ac Ld. .. ou 'D c 4: .D fu L 'rn L. ua C 'D . 'O E in E5 O 0 .2 .. 47 I: 'U .. Dc LD 'S U -. 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Boys' Slale was held ai For? Knox, June 2l-26 lasl year and was allended by lwo hundred slu- denls from schools lhroughoul Kenluclcy. The boys organize 'rheir own governmenl and learn 'rhe lundamenlals oi good cili- zenship. Bob Calhoun had lhe honor ol being elecled Governor. First Row: Orfh, Moore Calh n, Pendery, Kie- ler. S d Row: Wil- liam Sf q e m a n, Sri H ' Haas. Every Friday lhe homeroom ol Mrs. Burl is filled lo The brim wil'h aspiring young reporlers. The Cub-Reporlers club allhough new This year, has proved ils worlhiness. The members learn lhe lun- darnenlals ol iourn-alism which will converl lhese prospeclive reporiers info fulure edilors. When a cub-reporler has had five oi his arlicles prinled in lhe Hill- lopper, his name is added lo lhe masl head. CUB REPORTERS F l R Sl l B ll B H d D ll fl Z H S d R M ll B Doran, D l H I Coleman, Ha M y Third Row: Auslin, M H gh Braun, Williams, C pl d Ball, Collon ng, 33 ii .pg , wx i 1 . , A x . 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'S-X N Raw M --1-1 it Qs- 'xr ix 51 N x xx 4 5 'si Q X, -3 Q l CAMPUS STYLES IN SMART WEAR FOR YOUNG MEN EILERMAN'S THE GULF REFINING COMPANY JIIAMOIORE CONGRATULATIONS THE CLASS OF '48 PETROLEUM AND TTS PRODUCTS COMPLIMENTS or WOOLWORTH COMPANY KLINGENBERG'S Pain'I's - Hardware - Glass lO3l-33 S. Fl. Thomas Ave. Hiland 0855 FT. THOMAS. KY. COMPLIMENTS OF L. T. FINNESETH DOT FOOD STORE COLD SPRINGS. KY. WM. C. BET'Z'S SON'S FUNERAL HOME 23 Easf Sixlh Sfreef NEWPORT, KENTUCKY Three Generaiions of efficienl' service Esfablished I862 Colonial 8553 BROWN THE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Quick Delivery Service Ninfh 8: Monmoufh S+. Newport Ky You Name If-We'II Insure H RALPH F. SIMPSON General Insurance Renis Collecied-Real Esfafe-Sureiy Bonds BAH LMAN The Shoe Man 723 Monmoufh Sfreef Newporf, Ky. Co. 8400-Ol Hi. 38I7 526 York Street Newport Ky. COMPLIMENTS OF PATRICIA DONELAN School of Dance Specializing in Tap, Toe, Baller, Acrobafic, Ball-room Fr. Thomas and Highland Avenue Hi. I587 9 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND THE JOHN J. RADEL 4, COMPANY o BERN E- MOI-LY 31 SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS CUT RATE CIGARS CIGARETTES 0 625 Monmouw' S+' NSWPOH' KY' CINCINNATI NEWPORT COVINGTON MIDWAY CAFE 'I+ AND RESTAURANT IOI7 SOUTH FT. Thomas Ave. COMPZIFENTS 'OPM My POS sCI-INEIDER's EOOD SHOP Chickens - Chops and Sfeak Dinners Served or Delivered Phone HE. 9754 Ol? COMPLIMENTS OF NELTNER OIL CO. WHT and Alexandria Pike ALLEYS NEWPORT. KENTUCKY 629 York Sfreef Quamy-Service HEmlOCk QI44 NEWPORT. KENTUCKY THE JOY SHOP IO37 Soulh For? Thomas Avenue CAMPBELL Hallmark Cards, Siaiionery, Nofions All Popular and Classical Records and Al- bums. School Supplies and Toys We Deliver HE. 8468 BELLEVUE, KENTUCKY LOUIS MARX 8: 9 BROTHERS Member Federal Deposil Q Insurance Everylhing for the Home coMPuMENTs BOB KEITZ OF SERVICE STATION woman coNsTRucTloN Higm, and Gmc, COMPANY FORT THOMAS, KENTUCKY BEST Wlsl-lES COMPUMENTS or OF LAWRENCE RIEDINGER 838 Monmoullw Sl. Newporf, Kenlu lcy REAL ESTATE 1 KEITZ SERVICE STATION 9 INVER N ESS WASHING-Lubricafion Call and Delivery Service OF '48 H I Ic99I8 TI IE RIVIERA BAR AND RESTAURANT FINE FOODS ALEXANDRIA PIKE IJusf oufsaae Newportl SERVICE STATION H 3874 INVERNESS Q A IIUMPLIMENT5 UF W. H. S ITH v COMPLIMENTS A. C. DOBBLING 8: SON A HOHMAISTAR CANDY, clemzs and Novemes We Save You Money on Fire and Tornado THE MUTUAL FIRE HE. 9824 INSURANCE CO. 7H'1 and Monmoufh S+. Newport Ky 629 Madison Ave. Covingyko SUMEREL'S COMPLIMENTS OF CO' 'M HIGHLAND BAND ASSOCIAT!ON 81h and Orchard S+. Newport Ky COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND your .gan-iaf VICTOR H. BROWN COIonial 4255 II4 E. 8'rh Sfreef Newport Ky. THE HIGHLAND BANK Opposi+e +he Army Posf COMPI-IMEN-I-S IO29 Sou+h For+ Thomas Avenue OF THE FORT THOMAS COMPLIMENTS WQMAN'S OF WENDLING PRINTING CO. CLUB O FT. THOMAS. KENTUCKY COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF BOB -FINFROCK CAMPBELL COUNTY REPUBLICAN OFFICE HOLDERS ODIS W. BERTELSMAN .... Counfy Judge STANLEY C. MOEBUS . . . Counfy Afforney GEORGE J, KAUFMANN . . . Couniy Clerk LAWRENCE BAUMAN . Counfy Commissioner JACOB MARTZ .... Counfy Commissioner STRICKER'S INN Corner of Lumley and Nor+h FI. Thomas Ave. HE. 8627 Plaie Lunches a Specialty Sandwiches fo Take Ou? COMPLIMENTS OF MR. AND MRS. KENNY BRIGHT HQ- COMPLIMENTS OF THE STOLLE CORPORATION GH COMPLIMENTS TCNY BEZCI-D OF --Dealer In- FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS IOO7 Monmou+I1 SI. Newport Ky. II7 Easf EigI1'rI1 Sfreef Newporf INSURANCE A REAL ESTATE 81 THE ATHLETIC GOODS F. A. BUCHANAN CO. 703-705 Main S+. V 30 E. 6+Iw SI. Newport Ky. CINCINNATI 2. OHIO CHI SIGMA CHI FRATERNITY 'NORMAN ERVIN Presiden? 'MARK STUNTEBECK Vice-President 'DON HAAS Corresponding Secrelary 'Jim Pelzer Joe Norris, U.S.N. 'Elwood Crews BETA CHAPTER O 5 R xc? Q J EAN STO RTZ Sweefheart cf Chr Szgma Chi 'Roberl Schneider Barrie Joslyn Ken Meyers Z I ' Li 3 Xgrwf' IIIII I 'DON CUNNINGHAM Secrefary CARTER HAMILTON Treasurer 'BOB FAU ST Sergeanl-al-Arms Roger Haas Bill Reinermcn Lynn Wasser William Haus Gary Richardson Howard Schneider 'Seniors PEI-ZER'S COMPLIMENTS Where Friends Mee+ OF DELICIOUS FISH SANDWICHES Landscape Archilecrs - Nurserymen 1433 S. Alexandria Pike Fr. Thomas W. R. TALIAFERRO J. H. BINGHAM l PLUMBING OF II6 Sheridan Avenue HIGHLAND NURSERY rr. THOMAS. KENTUCKY Sevenfh and Madison Ave. Q QQ, 009 Covingion, Keniuclcy X QQ Go Qv In 1-he hear? of Covingion Known for service and qualify This Ad wriiien by ROSE LYKINS COM PLIMENTS THE OTTO AND SCN MUSIC PRINTER AND LITHOGRAPHER NEWPORT. KENTUCKY Rex CREDIT JEWELERS THE JOHNSON Diamonds - Waiches - Silverware CO- Wiich and JQWSIVY Repairing Disfribufors of High Qualify Eiecirical Phone JU- 2479 Producfs in The New io Shand Theaie' Cincinnafi Area for Forfy Years 825 Monmouih S+- NQWPOH' KY- 329-331 Main S+. Phone Mmm 5420 Makers of Fine Jewelry Repairing and TRI-STATE CIGAR Engraving w + h in -' COMPANY spfdf. OFZFFUSEI BIHL BROTHERS Phone Hxand 2274 Jewelers ancl Diamond Dealers , Phone CO, 943l Fillh and York Sls. Newport Ky. N.E. Cor. 8'rl'a and Daylon Newpori, Kenfuclry CHILI AND CONEY ISLANDS OF HIGHEST QUALITY Prompl, Polile Service DIXIE CHILI PARLOR Air Conditioned for Your Comforl' 733 Monmoullw SI. Newport, Kenfuclcy 8 CC' Diamonds Electrical Goods Plumbing, Healing and gjzftiio Kilchen Equlpmenl' Clocks Oplicel Depl. 602 Soullw Fl. Thomas Avenue CO. Telephone HI. 0738 N.W. Cor. Eighlh and Monmouih Sis. N w rl, K . Ph CO. 5800 Eslimales Cheerfully Given e po Y one WHEN ORDERING HAM, BE SURE TO SAY B E C C O IT WILL BE A- ENDER HRILLIN6 ASTY IDBIT Becco Hams are Cured Wiih lnfiniie Care Wifh Ihe View Toward Appeiiie Enjoymeni BECKER BROS. CO. U S G 942 Monmou+h SI. Ilpi Newporf, Kenfucky JERSEY FARM ICE CREAM AND MILK COMPANY Phone Hlland 0726 AL J. ZEIGLER RICH TASTY ICE CREAM HI-TEST MILK - CREAM BEST RADIO 81 ELECTRIC 42 N. FI. Thomas Ave. I I2I S. FI. Thomas Ave. HI. I I I8 Frigidaire - Mayfag - RCA Radio and Television EVERYTHING FOR THE FAMILY AT GOODMAN'S FASHION DEPARTMENT STORE 833 Monmouih Sfreef HI 2370 THE MANTHEY SEED COMPANY Planfs, Seeds, Bulbs, Nursery S+ocIc. Insecficides . Dog Foods and Pei Supplies Phone MAin ZIE4 402-404 Mein Sf. Cincinnnfi, Ohio RUBINOFF'S SERVICE STATION 4+I'1 and York Sireeis NEWPORT, KENTUCKY FENBERS AND ROSING HATS AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS Phone: COIoniaI 9769 734 Monmouih S+. Newport Ky. Come Over 'ro Our House DINE'S 9I3 Monmoufh Sfreei NEWPORT. KENTUCKY I represenf Ihe Ines? fire and auIomobiIe Insurance companies. Losses PrompI'Iy Ad- ius'IecI. Esfablished I908. ADAM C. HAAS 724 Monmoufh SI. CO 9869 SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '48 Ralph L, Wischmeyer Company Service S+a+ions NEWPORT. KY. CINCINNATI, OHIO Newport, Ky. 2I5 E. Sfh Sf. Co. 846I ENSLEN'S DOT Fooo STORES Ferl' Thomas. Ky. 907 N. Ft Thomas Ave. HI. 0B4I JOHN E. SMITH 204 E. EIeven+Iw Sfreef NEWPORT, KENTUCKY I-Iiland IlO3 Independenfly Home Owned Complefe Line of All Dairy Producfs SYS CMPLIMENTS MllESlIHl EDWARDS IIUMPANY ?YD I WEINGARTNER SCHULKERS LUMBER ICOMPANY II26 John Sfreef NEWPORT. KENTUCKY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Ph CO 8220 822' LOU MOORE BLAINE FULTON D POPULAR PRICES KATHMAN ' GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIR COMPANY 26 N. FORT THOMAS AVENUE I6 N. E+. Thomas S+. E+. Thomas, Ky. SMITH'S PARKVIEW MARKET 502 E. Tenih SI'ree+ NEWPORT, KENTUCKY 9 BATHIANY DRUG STORE 6OI Monmoufh S+. NEWPORT, KENTUCKY 9 NEWPORT AUTO SALES RUST CAFE I . nc Home Cooking, Dodge - Plymomh Fasi' Service USED CARS See Bm Reasonable Prices JU. ZII9 9I62 E' 3rd SI' Newport KY' IOO4 Monmouih Sfreef Newport Ky. BRYANT GAS AN Dis+ribu+ors of BRYANT H Sales and Service D HEATING C0. EATER co. PRODUCTS QMS! 41 905 40446 5 4. J. D. JONES ga' E Cincinnafi 2, Ohio DU 52l0 lr-E. if 626 Broadway '9 -E 4? .9 J-ly 0 558- LARRY HIQKS COMPLIMENTS Qualify Foofwear OF A 920 MOnmOU+h Sf. Newport Ky. F. H. A. Sh p at We operafe our own Modern Plani' O . . . FORT THOMAS HENRY E. BLASE Odorless Cleaning Sc TO SI.00 STORE E,pe,-f Finishing Delivery Service I I8 N. P+. Thomas S+. 29 Lumley Ave. Hiland 02l5 Q---3 THANKS FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS OF THE FT. THOMAS VETERANS SOCIAL AND ATHLETIC CLUB Now a Parf of Roberf D. Johnson Posf No. 98 American Legion -o-I+ COMPLIMENTS RAY KEITZ SERVICE STATION OF WASHING AND LUBRICATION Phone HE 8794 A' IIII1 and Monmoufh S+. Newport Ky H. OTTO ' PRINTING COMPANY COMP'-IMENTS COIoniaI 36II OF SH-5l3 York S+- Mr. and Mrs. AIber+ Masferson NEWPORT. KENTUCKY , BILL OTTO JACK OTTO FRED OTTO JR 0 V COMPLIMENTS OF HIGHLANDS HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSCCIATION V COMPLIMEN I S OF HILAND CLEANERS BOB WOOD BILL REDER -0-0 COM PLIMENTS OF PETERS COAL AND SUPPLY CO. COM PLIMENTS OF SMITH'S GROCERY H02 Norlh Forf Thomas Avenue HEMLOCK 9906 0:2120 lncorporaled Palronize Your Local Independenl' Merchan+s BELLEVUE, KENTUCKY HARRY LUKENS BRANDTS AND SON Newpor+'s Place To Shop for Qualify BUILDERS Merchandise GENERAL REPAIRING Ninfh and Monmoufh Sfreels Hlland 02I6 26 Bellaire Place Fl. Thomas, Ky. NEWPORT' KENTUCKY COMPLIMENTS THE FORT THOMAS BANK Member Federal Deposil Insurance Corporafion This Time I+'s Hudson COVINGTON HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE, INC. 235 Scofi' Sf. COVINGTON. KENTUCKY Phone HI. 7728 DICK EHLEN ELM ER KEITZ LENA'S BEAUTY SALON 9I2 N. FI. Thomas Ave. Specializing in Hair S+yIing and Permanenfs HE. 9676 QUALITY LUNCHEONETTE ul' INLAID LINOLEUM YORK ST. CARPET HOUSE 60I-603 York S+reeI' NEWPORT. KENTUCKY MEALS - - DRINKS HI' 5949 605 Monmouih S'rreeI' 4 NEWPORT. KENTUCKY I923 LAMBDA 'BOB CALHOU N Presidenf 'JERRY TH RESS ViceAPresidenI 'JOHN ADDAMS Secrets ry Bob BiIIz 'Frifz Erschell 'Willy Fosler 'Don Grimme Edmund Judy Waller Krebs Gordon Leahy .1-Q ' Seniors I948 SIGMA KAPPA FRATERNITY 33, X 'GEORGE FISCHER Corresponding Secrefary I' 'MARK JOHNSON A' 'QD . ' 'Yr ' V , I . Don Melfens Jim McKenna Ben Rawnsley Jim Rowe George Sarakalsannrs 'Lanny Sfoclcs Paul Sfunfebeck Pele Thress AII for One-One for AII fi Treasurer 'JIM BROWN Chaplain Ted Tillman Tom Twehues Jack Wallcenhorsf Wayne Wallrenhorsf Ken Wilemon Jim Williams Vernon Zin? -9-N KURT IVERSEN Jewelry - Giffs and Flowers FLORAL DESIGNS For All Occasions CORSAGES OUR SPECIALTY We Deliver Everywhere Phone I-Illand I765 36 N. FI. Thomas Ave. For+ Thomas, Ky HQ- li 4 SU Janef Bilfz Mary Jean Binder Sue Broilier Parry Burns Barbara Bufsclw 'Nanc Collins Y Jean Dilling 'Audrey Edwards ' Doroihy Friclcman fHisforianl 'Paulelle Hasselbrinlq Seniors Myrna Howard Joyce Hudcllesion Nancy John B COMPLIMENTS OF THE -DEB CLUB 'Dorolhy Kasson Marcia Kesslar Nancy Kola Joyce Landberq 'Sue Ann Lloyd lPublicityl 'Ellen Mcl-lugh lfreasurerj Erin McHuql'i Nancy Mills 'Joan Reinerman Marian Reiclnel 'Mary Jane Roberfs Rulh Sandner t 41 Shirley Sclnoulllieis fSergeanf-af-Arms! Barbara Sclnwarlz Sally Sheriff Janice Smalley Y Plnyl Snyder Jean Spaclnman 1 Anne Sfolle KPVE-sidvnlj Sue Swenson Joan Young Nice Presidenil Ann Youlsey lSecreYaryl Alice Wrighl l932 SIXTEEN YEARS OF BROTHERHOOD I948 ALPHA TAU GAMMA FRATERNITY AH'ain True Comradeslwipn 'DANNY ZIEGLER . . . . . Presidenf DALE KIEFER . . . . . . . Secrelery 'KEN STEGEMAN . ..... Vice-Presidenl 'JOHN ROMAN . . . . . . Treasurer 'JERRY MOORE . . Corresponding Secrefary Arihur. Bill King. Jim Slegeman. Dick Binder.Guy Dierig. Jack Deinlein, Ronny Durham. Henry Harvey, Bill Moore. Jim O'Brien. John Ollo, Ronny 'OHo, Tom Pendery. Kenny Robinson. Glenn Sfellenlnamp. Jim Suhre, Weller Walsh, Wally Walz. Mill' Williams, Dave +g+ COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS THE GRANADA or HIGHLAND HEIGHTS. KY. AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK RING THE BELL! Have Your Luncheon and Dinner ai THE OLE DINNER BELL 2404 Alexandria Pilze SOUTHGATE, KY. LARRY RUST, Manager NEWPORT. KENTUCKY OlcIes+ Bank in Campbell Couniy 4-I+ GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '48 G. A. A. NEWPORT BOWLING ALLEYS 5l3-SIS Monmoufh SI. NEWPORT, KENTUCKY Phone JU. 248I Phone for Reservafion Congrafulafions fo 'I'he Class of I948 MONMOUTH STREET FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION IOIO Monmou'I'h S+ree+ Newport Ky. Phone COIoniaI ll55 Rooms for Tourisfs We Cafer +0 Privafe Parfies SUMMIT LODGE BOB WOOD and BILL REDER Chicken and Sfealr Dinners Lunches Home of FI. Thomas Ve+s For Reservafions I227 S. FI. Thomas Ave. HE. 99l9 FI. Thomas, Kenfucky LEHMANN JEWELER l045 So. FI. Thomas Ave. WATCH, CLOCK, JEWELRY REPAIR -AII Wafches fesfed on Wafchmasfer- DR. WM. M. BRABENDER BRIAR CLIFF PHARMACY CHIRQPQUIS1' FRANK J. RIESSER Fooi' Ol'I'I'lOp6dICS Bhd X-Ray Prgfgggional Phone MAH' M62 Pharmaceufical 406 Neave Building Cincinnafi, ohio Semce HILAND DELICATESSEN Q- MILTON AND ELDER IPATJ REIK Proprielors Delicious Chili and Sanclw l1 Take Oui' Orders OF He. 9908 NEWPORT NATIONAL BANK COMPUMENT5 OF PETRI FLORIST 9- COlonial 366lb 238 Fairfield Ave. Bellevue -3 P R 0 METAL PRODUCTS -3 TO THE CLASS OF '48 THE BEST EATS IN TOWN A+ The CRYSTAL CHILI PARLOR CHILI AND CONEY ISLANDS 843 Monmoulh SI. Newporl, Ky. pfanning kr fke jufure In Ihe final analysis, good Ielephone service depends largely on men and women who are well-Irained and skilled in 'rheir jobs. Plan now Io become -a par+ of 'rhe Telephone organizaiion when you graduale from high school. You will find 'rhal Ielephone people like Iheir jobs - and Thai every job is imporlani. The pay is good. The worlc is sI'eady. The Company's Benelil and Pension Plan helps employees and Iheir families in Iime of sickness, accident old age, and deafh. And Ihe opporlunily for advancemenf is open Io all. CITIZENS TELEPHONE COMPANY Incorporafed YOU WANT PURE DRUGS WANT FAIR PRICES MONMCUTH WANT COURTEOUS TREATMENT TRY 7I9 Monmouih Slreef Druggisf Corner River Road and Soufh For? Thomas Avenue NEWPORT- KENTUCKY FORT THOMAS. KY. - Phone HI. 043l HE. 994I BEST WISHES FROM SIGMA PHI KAPPA SORORITY Rosemary Am mann Ureasurerl Carol Ausiin Virginia Bernd 'Dolores Becker Mary Lou Brueggemeyer ICorresponding Secreraryl Donna Clayfor ' Mariorie Ea sfabrooks ' Seniors Jeane Foellger 'Deanie Gross fPresidenU Frances Gross Donna Heil 'Rose Lykins 'Wanda McVean Jenny Miller 'Nora Neff QSecrefaryJ Carol OH 'Doris Schuh Beffy Schwarfz Jo Ann Solar Nice-Presidenfj Dorofhy Sfaab Joan Tranfer 'Carol Wrighf The people who are progressive in Science and in every acfivify of 'rhe human in+eIIec+ are Ihe people who have used liberal emounfs of milk. Supervised by w h e a L In Besf is es I N ' Q oo uc EfIlczIlffC5f I 1 731irgg11? l Corsages of Dis+inc'I'ion COZY KCRNER SANDWICH SHOPPE A IO35 S. FI. Thomas Avenue FLORENCE lvl. 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THOMAS, KENTUCKY Phone Hiland 0530 CINCINNATI ATHLETIC GOODS COMPANY Incorporafecl I IO WEST FOURTH STREET Phones Cherry 4768-4769 SENIORD ADDAMS, JOHN-Foofball: Track: Hi-Y club: Dramafics: Delegale Assembly: Liferary Edilor, Highlander. ASHBROOK. STANLEY-Foofball: Speech: Dramafics: Boy's Slalez Hi-Y club. AUSTIN, MARIAN-Chorus: Dramarics: Speech: Hill- lopper: Highlander: F. H. A. BALLARD, JEAN-Chorus: Office Assisianl: G. A. A. BECKER, DOLORES-f-May Queen A+fendan1: Girl Re- serves: F. H. A. BELL, RUTH-Hillfopper: Girl Reserves. BINDER, MARY JEAN-Delegafe Assembly: Ari club: May Queen Aifendanf: Maioreffe: Secrefary-Treasurer Senior Class. 1 BRABENDER, CAROLYN-May Queen Ailendanf: G. A. A:. Chorus: Girl Reserves: Library Assisfanf. BRACKETT, BETTY-F. H. A. Secrerary. BROWN, JAMES-Band: Delegafe Assembly: Chorus: Hi-Y club. BURNS. DOROTHY-Presidenf Reporier's club: Arf club: Hilllopper. BURNS, PATRICIA-Dramalics: Ari- club: May Queen Alfendanlz F. H. A. CALHOUN, ROBERT-Foofball: Co-capfain Track: Hi- Y club: Vice-Presidenf Senior Class: Junior Prom Affen- danf: Governor Boy's Sfafe. CASTLE. JOHN-Hi-Y club. COLLINS, NANCY-Hillfopper: Junior Prom Arlendanf: Dramaricsg Delegale Assembly: Chorus: G. A. A. RECTORY CREIGHTON, PATRICIA-Hillfopper: G. A. A.: May Queen AHendan+: Chorus: Delegare Assembly. CREWS, ELWOOD-Fooiball: Track: Hi-Y club: Dele- gale Assembly. CUNNINGHAM. DONALD-Visual Aids: Speech. CURTlCE, BARBARA-Chorus: DramaiiCSI F. H. A. DALRYMPLE. WALLACE-Chorus: Track. DEINLEIN, RONALD-Hi-Y club: Dramalics. DIERIG, JACK-Golf: Hi-Y club. DYE, GEORGE-Track: Hi-Y club. EASTABROOKS, MARJORIE-Library Assislanlz May Queen Afrenclanig G. A. A. EDWARDS, AUDREY-Delegale Assembly: F. H. A.: Chorus: Dramafics: Lab Assislanr. ERSCHELL. FRED-Foofball: Track: Hi-Y club: Dramaficsg Highlander. ERVIN, NORMAN-Foofball: Track: Highlander. FAUST, ROBERT-Foofball: Baskefball: Track: Hi-Y club. FENHOFF. JAMES-Hi-Y club. FISCHER, GEORGE-Business Manager, Hillfopper: Boy's Slafe. FOSTER, WILLARD-Foofball Manager: Hi-Y club. FRICKMAN, DOROTHY-F. H. A.: Prom Allendanf: Delegate Assembly: Maiorefle: Chorus. MARGARET--Girl Reserves: May Queen Al- GRIMME, DONALD-Foolball: Baskefball: Dramalics: Delegate Assembly: Boy's Sfale: Prom Affendanl: Presi- denl Hi-Y club. GROSS, MARTHA-Chorus: Office assisfanl: Adver- tising Manager, Highlander: G. A. A. HAAS, DONALD-Visual Aids: Baslcelball Manager: Baseball. HAAS, JAMES-Foofball: Baslcelball: Hi-Y club. HAIZLIP, ELIZABETH-Chorus: Dramalics: G. A. A. HARVEY, WILLIAM-Foolball: Traclc: Speech: Dramalics: Hi-Y club. HASSELBRlNK, PAULETTE-Delegale Assembly: Hill- Topper: G. A. A.: Dramalics: Chorus: Prom Afienflgni: Sfudeni Council: Cheerleader. HEAVERN, MARY-Girl Reserves: May Queen Ailendani. HILLGARDNER, MIRIAM-Girl Reserves: May Queen Aliendanfg F. H. A. HOFF, VICTOR-Hi-Y club. HUGHES, PEGGY-Hilliopper: Arr club: Arr Edifor, Highlander: Dramalics: F. H. A. JOHNSON, EDWARD-Dramalics: Hilllopper: Foolball: Baslcelball: Baseball: Speech: Senior Class Presidenl: Prom King. JOHNSON, MARK-Edilor-in-chief, Highlander: Dra- mafics. KASSON, DOROTHY-Hilliopper: Dramalics: Lab As- sislanl: Chorus. RECTORY KLING-MAN, EUGENE-Baslrefball: Drarnaiics. KREBS, ROSE--May Queen Arlendanf: F. H. A.: Girl Reserves. LAHRMAN, ARDYTH-Chorus: Arr club: Dramafics: F. H. A.: May Queen Aflendanl. LLOYD, SUE ANN-Dramaiicsz F. H. A.: Chorus. LOSEY, RAY-Phofography club, LYKINS, ROSE--G. A. A.: Library Assisianr: May Queen Aifendani. MARSH, BETTY-Business Manager, Highlander: F. H. A. MCHUGH, ELEANOR-Co-edilor, Hillfopper: Dramalics: Delegale Assembly. MCVEAN, WANDA-President, G. A. A.: Library As- sis+ar1l: May Queen Affendanl. MEYER, DONALD-Football: Traclz: Dramafics: Speech. MOORE. BLAINE-Foorball: Basketball: Chorus: Base- ball: Dramafics: Hi-Y club: Junior Canleen President MOORE, JERRY-Track: Baslcefball: Hi-Y club: Prom Affendanig Boy's Siaie: Presideni, Delegafe Assembly: Circularion Manager, Highlander: Chorus. MOORE, PATRICIA-Girl Reserves: May Queen Alien- danl. NASH, PEGGY-Adverlising Manager, Hilllopper: Dra- malicst G. A. A. NEFF, NORA LEE--Girl Reserves: May Queen Arlen- danli F. H. A. ORTH, HOWARD-Co-capfain, Track: Chorus: Boy's Siare. SENIORD OTTO, TOM-Delegate Assembly: Hi-Y club: Prom Al- lendenf: Caplein, Baseball: Foolballz Beslxelbell. PATTISON, MAZlE-Hilllopper: Dramalics: G. A. A. REEVES, CORWIN-Dramalics: Hi-Y club. REIBLING, PATRICIA-May Queen Allendanf: G. A. A. Chorus. REICHEL, JOAL-Chorus: F. H. A.: G. A. A. RElNERMAN, JOAN-HDremalics: Hillfopper: May Oueen Alfendenl: F. H. A. ROBERTS, MARY JANE-G. A. A.: Dremaiics: Hill- fopper. ROBINSON, GLEN-Band: Foolballg Delegate Assembly. ROLF, BERNARD-Track: Ar? Club: Highlander. ROMAN, JOHN-Foolball: Traclm: Hi-Y Club. SCHNEIDER, ROBERT--Visual Aids, Chorus: Hi-Y Clubl Foofball: Baskelball: Baseball. Chorus: May Oueen Af+endenl. SCHUH, DORIS-May Oueen Allendanl: G. A. A. SCHWERTMAN, RAY-Visual Aids. SNYDER, PHYLLIS-Co-edilor l-lilllopper: Chorus: Cheers leader: F. H. A. STAAB, DOROTHY-Arl Club: May Oueen Allendanf: Library Assislenf: F. l'l. A. STEGEMAN, KENDALL-Baslzelbell: Bend: Chorus: Base- ball. SCHOULTHEIS, SHIRLEY-Hillfopper: Dramalics: F.l l.A.: STEINMAN, DONALD-Ari Club. STOCKS, LANDON-Band: Chorus: Baseball. STOLLE, ANN-Caplain. Cheerleaders: May Queen Allendenlg Chorus: G. A. A. STORTZ, JEAN-G. A. A.: Chorus: Delegafe Assembly: Hillfopper: Prom Allendanl. STUNTEBECK, MARK-Foolball: Baslcelball: Prom Ale fendanf: Delegate Assembly: Dramaiics: Track: Baseball. SUGGS, WILLIAM-Hi-Y Club. SWENSON. SUZANNE-Chorus: Maiorelfe: Prom Queen: Deleqele Assembly: Sfudenl Council: Dremelics: Dislricl Presidenl, F. H. A. 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