Campbell County High School - Caravan Yearbook (Alexandria, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

my 5 U'-an y! half QUE! A C XMPBELL. COUNTY HIC I! SCHOOI KI EXAINDRIA KEN I LCKY 190 I hi 5-Q ff -au I Ar ,V , , 1 ... ' f' ' 'v fx . A xi It AV Y' A . ,QI LQ: aan , ' 1- 1' 'ig V , 1,9 A - n Q '. I - I OF' .f A A ' Q f , I J . , Nm Y i 1 1 1 '31 'Wu VO., i MQ- yat, , Z- ,sq kg Q,- W . 'Q ' :-.4 '.'4.., L -M, .ink 'JW-,, 'N'--.. 5-1-Q 1- ? , , :B , , I f YMWM , ww ,f L , .F 1-I ,ar S2553 5 L Zihkie F F I SATTERLEE. pr1nc1pal Dean of Boys Adrnlmstratlon rece1vedh1s B S 1nEd U ofMo M ofEd of C1nc1nnat1 Graduate work U of Chicago G All Mr Satterlee s degrees sound mmpresswe but we l1ke to thlnk of hun as a very human belng whocan whenoccas1ondemands be 1mpress1ve also 1n h1s paternal d1sc1pl1ne to those who stray from the rule book Mr Satterlee LIKES people but doesn't let h1S llklng for them lnfluence hun 1n h1S dec1s1ons for what he belxeves rlght With hlm running a large h1gh school 1S a buslness the most lmportant busmess 1n the world Mr Satterlee teaches h1s class three hundred f1fty slx of us just before a Tuesday movle 6 e s s cum: swan fl-j D. 3 .Q Sllllli Ilfllll llll Throughout the year, after they are elected from the student body, the Council is faced with many im- portant decisions. Selection of the Council is one of the earliest things on our yearly routine card, as you can understand. THIS YEAR'S REPRESENTATIVES ARE ILOVERJ DOROTHY ALFORD, JACK MORRIS, GLORIA HARRISON, DONALD CALOwELL, EDWARD BALL, KUPPERJ SHIRLEY SPAULDING., Jo ANN FITCH, DONALD FITCH, HOWARD FISCHER, Mi. SATTERLEE, RICHARD OLDENDICK, JOHN CHAPEL AND PEGGY POwELEIT. l ll PPEINILD TFIS YILAR l Vanlandlnghan oecame aKentuckvcolonel 2 Charles Barnes becarne a frustrated cheerleader 3 Koehler made atouchdown 4 RuthArmHess returned to Alma Mater Mr Hecker gave some fatherly adv1ce to Putt lVl1ller 6 B111 Fuller recelved a mud pack on the b1g 1nch yi A , A R Q . iv' H315 P'-QL C.: A 1 vl ,f4-.Q mr' 9' xl 'i:K ,QI N ya. A. tr-Y' 8 UQ.. 'X HAPPENED THIS YEAR G C S1115 became champlon tenor at I..ex1ngton Z RobertSchm1dtwas crown ed 3 Earl F1scher became unrecognlzable 4 DavePel1e sang one fourth of a solo 5 Our Majorettes opened a new hlghway 6 The prom was held as usual 9 HAPPENED THIS YEAR Ronald Brennan re cewed anew su1t 2 lVl1ke Dewaldgrew 3 Band Choral staged a rrunstrel 4 Howard Cope became a proud popper 5 Dramatu: Club members rehearsed all over ami A xv, -rr-1.4, ' lf! 10 Vg Q' EY I HAPPENED THIS YEAR 1 Mmtcr Colhns becimc Master Colhns Z Ixamera Klub nearly froze 3 Jucl NTOITIS Gloua Harrxson ind Don Caldwell becime POl1t1 clans Af Cv1I'lSChI'O11 went to bleep 5 John etxel devel oped fllm ln totil dar nes 4r...7g,', f'52Aff?QZ Q W sling, ,,, 1. ' .' ,A .rfiffv , ' . r -.r .4 . S . g. . 1- A-.iv - wa K. . 4. w 1 .,. -QTY? 44 L, . xb' ,Rh .gg-J'-A. 1 A :mi 'qfi 'Q A 1 P r, f X fa?-.Q . , 4, .A , A, , . 'JF f' wfifif B g5H' iia.4-Q? ' , ,X--,,f,. V, D 'Q L 4- XFN, ' K ' we , ,,, 33 Q, - A ' ff I ? 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Q06 yi 4 4... ggakssy - ., ' vagal-, .Q Ai' I 4 -O THESE ARE THE PEOPLE YOU GCE IN THE HALLS AND THE AFETERIA AND THE GYM D Y I AN UT TH Y ENTER wHEN THEY ARE WERE INFANTS AND BEFORE YOU R ow lT ARE SEVEN FEET HIGH IT SEFMSI UNDER LLIN CHCL UL ND UNDLPSTA DI G G IDANCE THIS YEAR THEY ARE EDWARD STRATNAN GEORGE DETI CH GORDON MILBURN FRANK OSMAN FRED EDWARDQ WILLIAM HAHDN , RICHARD BRDwN JAMES CADDILL GENI PFEF FERNAN, JOHN CHAPEL JAMES LEAP ALLAN RACRE J SCPH BAUER VRANKLIN GOETZ BRADLEY MAYES MARION PACKF FRANKLIN ENZWEILCR RCGER RAEHE WILLIAM HARDY ERMAN LoNc, EMMETT SHFLTCN, KENNETH GLAHN ALVIN SHAHKB, ROSEDE H RNSBY GLNE MCCDRD WALTER PIRMAN LARRY FLUM CHARLES TRARR CHARLFS WILLI FORD, HAROLD CALHOUN Vke ran across thls plcture dryufg onthelme Lnthe darkroom, and found xt SO Lnterestmg we coulcm tnelp puttmg Lt here What LS .Txmmy Rardm xxrltlng on that Sheet, anyvxayo THESE HEALTHY LOOKING BOYS COHPRISE HR DAWSON' H MEQ om JUHN BAKEP PONALD BAKEQ EDJARD BALL RALPH BORN, R'BERT BDzcKLER, DJNALD Boer, JACK GALL1HEQ JAH S GUTAPEE Eu ENE HEATH JOSEPH HERIN GER, ILLIAM NEHUS, KENNETH PAINTEP AMES RARDIN J CK CHAFER, LJMELL SCHNFRQ ROY SEIHER GENE HN, H TE P ER, ARTIN ARVIN, HN Lww Y RAPP AMED JILLIAMS TERR WOOLUM LEO PD YOLTSEY 6 K ill: 4 I I r I IN MISS LUTENIS END or STUDY HALL FROM ONE TO ONE THIRTY YOU VILL FIND THESE GIRLS BETTY JEAN BARER, GLENNA BAKER, SHIRLEY BARTN, JOANN BENEDICT, MARLENE BIRKLEY JUANITA BLACKBURN, BARBARA BORCHERS, SHIRLEY CLINE, Lons JEAN Cox, MYRA CRDPEN BARER, CAROL CUMMINS, VIRGINIA CuNEo, MARIE DAwN, MILDRED DE JARNETTE, JANET ESCNENBACN, JOYCE FIELD, Jo ANN FITCH, NAOMI FLARITY, ALLENE FLETCHER, JUNE GDRNAN, JANICE GLAHN, NATALIE LYN HISLE, MARY Lou HDGLE, NORNA HOLLOVAY, MARJDRIE Huff, NDRA JAMELL, ALICE JOHNSON, MINNIE JONES , h . 4 GRIMM, PATSY HARRIS, GAIL HENDERSON, ROSEMARY HERINGQP, MADE- . -I I 16 Q la 7 1 Living in this AtOmic Age, as shown by the chartdtthe right, are these Freshmen girls under Miss Dumbacher's sqpervision 117i9!0 IDELE JOSEPH, IDA KENTER, ALBERTA KOHLS ROSEHARY KREHER, MARY ANN LEAP PATTY LIERERT, SHIRLEY MAYS, GALE MCMAHAN, MARY Lou MEYER DONNA LOU MIN CEY, MARILYN MOORE, MARTHA MAE MORROw, SHIRLEY RAE NAGEL LAVERNE PAINTER RUTH PELLE, IRIS LEE RAEKE, FRANCES REIS MARLENE ROETTGER, SHIRLEY RUSH ING, ELEANOR SCHAEK, SHIRLEY SCHNEIDER LAVERNE SCHREIBER, SHIRLEY SPAULO ING, MARIE SPAULDING, MARILYN SPRADLING, BEVERLY THOMPSON MARGIE WATSON SHIRLEY WENH, LOIS WIEEHNAN, MARGIE WI SON, ANNA MAE WORRS, ROSE ANN YEAGER SONDRA WELCH E ine. 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A ' I X A V I 5.5, A ' I I I I. fi 4 1, ' .M v ' , .O ' J ., MM fvj q 'f'l Q , -if 1 nfl: -lgiiiiiii-1:7 i5 R HERE ARE SOHE or THE SOPHOMORE BOYS OTHERS ARE SCAT TERED THROUGHOUT THE BOOK, AND IF THEY DO NOT FIND THEHsELvEs IN THIS PICTURE THEY CAN BLAME ONLY THEH sELvEs THE FOLLOWING ARE UNDER MR HECKERIS DIRECTION CHARLES BARNES, WILLIAM BARTH DONALD BODEN, RICHARD CARR RAY CAUDILL DONALD CHANDLER STANLEY COBB, LARRY COPE LEONARD CREECH RALPH DAVIS HARLEN DE Moss CHARLES DE WITT, DONALD FITCH, DONALD GLENN DONALD GOSHORN JESSE HERALD, CHARLES HERINGER ROBERT HENRY, NEIL LEONARD, DEAN MACFERREN, HARRY NAQEL, JAMES NEAL, RICHARD OLDENDICR, DOUGLAS PELLE, RAYMOND PELLE, CHESTER PRIM KEITH Ross, ARTHUR SCHOULTHEIS WILLIAM SHOUSE BENNIE SIMS NORMAN SINGLETON, CHARLES SMITH DONALD SPRAGUE, RICHARD STRAUSS, FLOYD WEBSTER JOHN WETZEL, KENNETH WHITE, JOHN WOESTE, JOHN YOUTSEY ROBERT YUNG vw LX Wfo XRD -0- ,f .,,..: ,f Qf'SE.35-?NIa'f 2- ' EWR: I A A -- ine: :', -ff lgka .!t:: km: Q li,-has 4. 2-.if-f - f 4 . 18 23513 Thls shot made for the Alexandrla Bapust Church we consxder the most beautlful plctor 1a1 of the year It was made by Klubber Ed Boden.More ofBoden s careful compos1t1on IS Ln evldence throughout thls book It has been sald the camera never hes S we leave lt to Art Barnaclo toexp1a1n Li he was asleep ln class U kl-'l ak '- Wls I 19 5.1,- SOPHOMORE GIRLS, USUALLY FOUND IN MRS COLLINS' Room 5 ARLENE ALFoRo, DOROTHY ALFORD, GORGIANA BRAUN, BARBARA BOVLES, BETTY BRITTON, ANNA BARER, ALICE COTTER, GERALDINE CoxER, BILLY ANN FARRAR, MELBA FOSSIT BETTY VORNASH, LOUELLA HEIERT, SONDRA HARTLEY, SYLVIA HARRISON, BETTY HAFER DORIS HARTMEN, DIXIE HAUBNER, SELMA JOSEPN, PATRICIA LOVETT, BETTY SuE LEAP JUANITA LosEY, KATNRYN LEISER ING, GLORIA LOSEY, DOLORES MARTZ, AGNES MENREDICK, MARILYN MEGRAW, DoRoTNv MOHER, BETTY JANE NEVBERRY, JEAN MORRIS. DOROTHY SEIFERT, AUDREY STEFFEN, ERMA SMITH, ANNA STEFFEN, MARY JANE SPENCER, JEAN SLOCUM, CATHERINE WAGNER -1--quur Z0 . I , - LINE ScNuLTz, CHRISTINE SCHVARTZ, CLEMENTINE ScI'IwARTz, PATRICIA SIRY, IMOGENE Donald Chandler and Amos Creech ee that the Tuesday shows run smoothly. Not a very good picture but the only one we had of that side-splitting assembly stagedby the sophomores. 'Lord Blears' Barnes seems to be winning this ufall' with Don Fitch and referee Bennie Sinis is asking unnecessary questions. Two of the chief reasons why we have such a cleanbuilding are Mr.I-larry Trapp and Mr. Arthur Reinhardt. Patsy Harris and Donald Weeland enter into the spirit of the Band-Choral Carnival. 4. , , ,3- 1-. 3 1 ff j 5. 'C ix 1' , I Q! ,JS ! A X! hifi I 0 ff 1 3 l For three weeks we trxed to get a plcture of the .Tumor Boys and never dxd succeed entxrely What wlthcombmed class meetmgs, rehears als for the A11 Kentucky Chorus, and basketball pow wows they seem to be the huslest class In our school Here they are ,puod qu ff '- tsn-4-.. N 'NR JUN J-fx ARNOLD ALFORD, LEE AMPVER, ARTHUR BARNACLO, ROBERT BODEN LESLIE BRONING, DALE CANN, HOVARD CLPE, JAME DARLINGTON, EARL FISEHER, HOWARD FISCHER ROOERT GRADEN, RICHARD HARDY, Bucx HERALD, ROBERT HERBST, CLAYTON HEsa ROBERT HOPKINS JOHN JOHNSTON, ROBERT KOEH LER, HAROLD KREMER, HARRY LEISERING DONALD MILBURN, MYRON MILLER, PETER NELTNER, A J PAINTER, ROBERT PAINTER, EUGENE PETERS DONALD RLRDIN, WILLIAM QCHAVEP DONALD SENERDLT, ELwoOD SCNNEIDER, JOHN AN WILLIAM A ELRE Z2 .V '- bl l FIV 'u t Q 'iii SCHMIDT, DOUGLAS SINMONS, DAVID VATER, DGNALD WEELAND, ALFRED , , FI DE , 5 ' . if ' .-Q :,j'l-E ,til Q. 1 EH ' ' 'Q , f 'NI M 5 f -6,124 f as I Q Each year our school is represented at Lexington in Speech and Music by students particularly interested in those subjects There they receive valuable and constructive criticism after performing in beautiful Memorial Hall on the University of Kentucky campus. For the musicians a clinic is held under fine band conductors. Our students have the opportunity of mingling with people from other schools, of learning marching tactics, of playing worthwhile dance music, and sym- phonic band pieces. Each day is a full one and not all of it is spent under delightful shade trees. In the picture are Donald Weeland playing clarinet, George Coleman playing Tuba and Donald Milburn playing trombone. Those who will represent us in Speech this year are Earl Fischer Donald Vanlandingham, Joann Fitch, Sue Smith, Barbara Seifert, Margaret King, Robert Hopkins, Donald Caldwell, Charles Barnes, Donald Weeland, George Coleman, Edward Boden. 23 JUNIOR GIRLS UNDER MRS FAUGNT's wATcHruLNEss IDELLA BRICKLER, VANDA BRICNLER CORA BROOKS, DOROTHY BROWNING, JACQUELYN CARR, ANNA DISCHAR, JOYCE ECKERLE, JANICE GRAY, JACQUELINE GRUPENNOF, NORNA JEAN HARRIS, MARY LOU Hurr, ROBERTA ILES, BETTY JONES, MARGARET KING, BETTY KOHLS, YVONNE KROGER, PAMELA MAc FER REN, JEANNE MASON, MARY ANN MEYER, EDNA MCARTER, SYLVIA MONTGOMERY, MARGARET POVELEIT, BARBARA RUTH SINGLETON, VIRGIE STEFFEN, DIXIE TRAPP. MARGARET TRAPP, RUTH WEBSTER, DORIS VESSLING, JOYCE WILSON, SARA ANN WILSON, JANET LOU WOLr, DOROTHY ZIEGLER. 24 f .. M-Ii. A I A ,. I -.If , ,, - ff . 4' 1 Q I ' 4' 8 '. . I , GRADUATES S Fx vin filo 'T' WILLIAM HBILLH WOLVE IQENE HEIERT VICE PRz5.3 BASKUBML I,2,' ,345 Y , I Tumamnc l,2,3,14g FFA Pwususzm. 2!3,5,5 f,,,fC,, 2' K GLENN HUBER PAUl'INE BATSCH CLASS Pnzsxozwrg BAND BAS ETBALL 2 U' TRAcx Trams.: K:-NHRA KLUB 3. K I' '3' ' 6 5 Sz1'v.LY-Tzsr.:l23,U PHI g ,au . ,f 5 - fav A7 0 ' ,L.-I, -4 fr,f?f, -. . ,ax 'u .342 LL M3 Y' Q I hONALD BwEH2AN .pu HAROLD BAKE? F1G'unx. 2,3,Ug bAQ'f'bALL 2, 3,A'3::f1A,ssaf-J I,d,J, 1T6fALr. I,Q, .gg 399 FFA 1,:1,3,L. .f'. AGMES EADTH FHA Lg Y-Tiiu I. 73 EDJARD BODEN Ewa I,2,3,l+g -uk-'mg ,fn l,2,3,l+p FL.-.bw 3,5vg Sffiffw f,,g,ag '-'lr JR. CONSIRV. M. . Q. 'N ii! an-Q viii 'ln -'Ivy RUSSELL BIDDLE CHORUS 2,3,hg H1-Y 2,35 STAYE CHQRLS 2,3 LONELL BROCK BAND I5 TUMBLING 3,5 2,3,9+. DOLORES BENTON 3,L3 TQACK L. BASKETBALL s CHORUS 3,Ug NKEA CHQRUS up COM- 4 u MLRCC 3. THELMA BENEDICT KAMERA 32 CHGQUS U. SAM BAKER FOOTBALL 2,3,Ug FFA I3 BASKET- BALL 2,39 BASEBALL 2,35 TUMBLING 2. GEORGE COLEMAN BAND I,2,3,Mg KAMERA 3,Ug SPEECH l.2,3.14. JERRY BIHL FouTeALL U3 BAsnLTeALL 3,U. CLINTON CARMACK BAN? 2,3: CHQQLL 3. X Iii! .3 5 X FL I JOHN WILLIAM CRAIL THOMAS DEWALD TRACK Is CHQRDS 3: TUMBLING 2,3 Us BASEBALL I,2,3,i+3 BASKETBALL 2,3,hg FOOTBALL l,2,3,h. 5 ,gf ,i Fu, ' ll DONALD CALDWELL DRAMATIC 2,3,U5 CHORDS I,2,3,u SYATQ CHORUS 3,35 HI-Y 3,hi FLASH 3,145 BAND 2,3,I4. 3 DONALD FIELD FFA I,2,3.U. DOROTHY DAY BAND 2,3i CHORUS U1 DRANATIC 2, 3,343 Y-TEEN I ,2,3,I4. WILLIAM FULLER BAND I,2,3,Ng TRACK I,2,3,N. 0 9? EVA ELIZABETH DE MOSS BERNARD GOOD BAND 2,3,k. 'JR 'S f L1 .All '3' N Jil' -4 . 1 4 j IA -J Aqiliff' 11' RONALD GEIMAN FOOTBALL 3,u3 TRACK I,2,33 BAS:- EALL 2,3. CARLO HCRNSBY TQACK 2,3,U5 FCCTBALL EAS-AIEAL- 2,3,Ap CH' DOROTHY GEBELT C wmgngz 3,U. GLORIA HARRISON i,2,?, BAND I,2g STUD. SEc'Y. BILLIE JEAN GLAHN Cwcaus My FHA Ag PAMELA HAUBNER Y-TEEN 3,hg FHA M. VIRGINIA HARPER Y Tian I. Cwowqi 3,ML NKEA QHLHQ vLQLi 3. JQYLE HARDY cmgfw 3,h. 30 5 -- Q M- -1 143W 3 I -we ET ' . H , 1-0 N7 ,Q fs: -of XT' was x Ex .4 f I ,5' -I -J 1 MARIAN JAEGER CHDRLJ5 3,145 DRAMATIE In Cow FFEIDA MEYER N LJLATI gs 47 Aa V7 1 I I 6- ,Q JO ANN KREMER COMMERCE 3,55 DRAMA 3,I4. RALPH MARTZ TRACK 23 FOOTBALL 3,1+g BASEBALL fgyk 2,3,M. I ROBERT LAWS moms LEE MOORE Y-TEEN 1 2 3 M DRAMA 2 3 L+ N. , N 1-gf? JACK MORRIS FOOTBALL I 2 3 M' BASKETBALL I , . . CHOR 5 , , BASEBA , xl TRI-of 3,145 TUMBLING I,2,3,I+g STUD 'Q 'jg PEsI+ EILEEN NELTNER FHA I 'U --:gpm .sr 'br ALBERT NELSON BAND l,2,3, FFA 2 3 U I l 'x EVELYN PETERS CHORUS 3,L, DRAMA U, COMMERCE 'QQ LAURA NAGEL CHORUS l,2g VLA5H 3,Mg SQJENCE ARTHUR PELLE FOOTBALL 3 U JACK PELLE FOOTBALL 3,Ng CHORUS 3,U3 NKEA 1 CRGRUS N. EUGENE PAINTER MELVIN PABST CHORUS U5 KAMERA 3g FOOTBALL 3. DONALD PIPFR l'1l lx DAVID PELLE CHZQQS 5,hg STATE CHORUS Mg NKEA QAQAES M. EDNA RAEKE BAND 2,3,Lg CAQQUS 3,Lp FHA 3, A ROGER RITTINGER BAND I,2g FOOTBALL I,2,3,Mp BAS- KETBALL l,2,3,Ug TRACK I,2,3,U3 CHORUS 3,U. sconce SCHNORR FFA I,2,3,h. MARILYN REIS COMMERCE 3,Mg DRAMA 3,35 SCIENCE I. JEAN SCHNEIDER CHCRUS 2,3,N5 DRAMA U4 COMMERCE 3. GEORGE ROBINSON Cuonus Mg TRAC 3,1+. NORMAN SIRY BAND I,2,3,U. 33 2 -lllf' mul? 'iw .as 1f5 '5. iii! Q , -S4 , A L-A, Cyn 4 N .C 'X 'vs LUELLA STUDER ' DQAMA 2,3,Qg FHA I,2,3,Q Y TEEN I,2,35 SCIENCE I2 Cnowus I. BARBARA SEIFERT BAND l,2,3,h2 CHoRu5 I,2,3,Ug DRAMA 2,3,Ug Y-Trans I: FLASH I, 2,3,Ug SPEECH l,2,3,M, 3? MELVIN SPAULDING BASKETBALL I,2,35 TRACK 2,32 BASEBALL 3. EDWARD SCHACK TUMBLING I1 TRACK I,2L FOOTBALL I. JOYCE STATON Cnonus 3: Y-TEEN N. MILDRED SCHNEIDER Y-TEEN 3.3. LARRY STEVFEN FOOTBALL 2,3,hg TRACK l,2,3,hg TUMBLING 3,U. CHARLES SCHADLER FFA I.2,3,Ng TRACK lg BASEBALL I,2,3: BASKETBALL I. 34 2' 'YIK -f4Um ill' I 9 gg f '--... fmjn- ze' - . ..., -.,,:- f : -.Q-' f N. his I A . ... Nr fair ...- 49s 1' ELIZABETH SEIBERT Y-TEENS U3 FHA N. DONALD VANLANDINGHAM TuMeLxNc 3,Ng H:-Y 3,U: SPEECH 3,UL CHORUS 2,3,U9 FLASH 2,3,Up NKEA CHORUS U: STA15 CHORUS 3,U. ROBERT SCHMIDT FOOTBALL 2,35 TRACR 3,M. EILEEN dILLIAMS FLASH 3,U3 COMMERCE 3,Ng DRAMA 2. SUE SMITH BAND l,25 CHORUS I,2,3: DRAMA 2, 3: Y'TEENS 25 KAMERA 2, FHA l,2,3: CHEER 2: SPEECH I,2,3,U. BETTY JANE WOLFZORN Y-TEEN l,2,3. NORBERT TUEMLER BASEBALL l,2,3,h: TUHBLIHG 2,33 FOOTBALL 2. JAMES WILLIFORD Fur. RETAILERS 3. 35 Z? 417 .X 3 , .-4 ' - Q-If--' , 1: .o fr GEORGE WOLFE, JR, FFA l,2,3,l4: BASEBALL 3. The Adult Homemakers Class, under Mrs. Knuehl's direction line up patterns and mater- ials for future Monday night sessions: Mrs. L. E. Woolurn, Miss Ioan Durnbacher, Mrs. Bryan De Witt, Mrs, Elnner Hartig, Mrs. Anna Mae Bellm, Mrs. William Moore, Mrs. George Kees, Sr., Mrs. Alford, Mrs. Robert Weinel, Mrs. Myron Reinhardt, Mrs. James Wea'r,lVIiss Elizabeth Thatcher. hx N-AWN K.,, : 'P 36 -In EED gg Mrs Robert Knuehl head of the Home Econorrncs Department leads a busy life She left Eastern Kentucky State College wmth a B S and dld graduate work at the U of Kentucky As1de from her daytlme dutles she helps the adults of Campbell County wlth then' home makmg problems Her tastes are cathohc She prefers good hte rature and goodrnuslc and has a speclal fondness for Handel s Messlah You w1ll see her often at games for she 15 an ardent supporter of our school act1v1t1es She has worked unceasmgly to ralse the standard Each year we turn the Caravan Spothght on one of our depart ments ln 1950 lt 1s HOME EC wh1ch now a days 1S a far cry from the days when g1rls tr1ed to make fudge that 1nvar1ably went to sugar Now they learn just about all there IS to know about maklng and keepmg a home whlch they say IS the most Lmportant career of all Kathryn I..e1ser1ng and Bllhe Farrar ln November started fru1t cake The fxrst mgredxents are on thexr way mto the mlxer l N 3 8 5 V . , .. . of our young people's homemaking. a ii creams the shortemng and sugar .Tamce Grayand Pamela Mac Ferren work on a suxt whxch LS just one of many artlcles Of Cloth Ln made durmg the year by Home EC glrls I Jamce Gray s hands hft out the flmshed product ready to take home and lay away untll Chrlst mas tlme Some ofthe glrls are offxcxally lnstalled as bona flde members of the Future Homemakers of Amerxca Dlxxe Trapp Dorothy Zxegler Betty Selbert Irene Helert Pamela Haubner Rosella Meyer and Wanda Brxckler lk .A r ' L' , 2 :I ffl , . 7 fr :fei- f c , f f -I ' ,, Roberta ues adds fruit and ' ' ' g ' ' , , V v' iz A .cz Y, -- V I 3 1 4 g f f he a gm V 39 E ,'..'rm Silg A .Y Ali! 1 A The glistening wonder ofa white T. - . Christmas tree intrigues some of . ,, A Miss Grace Lewis' First Graders. ' They came over from the Elemen- i ,gi ' V b' 3. tary School and enjoyed a party ' I ' prepared by our Home EC people. nn., 5 bun ' r T LS, A U Q' N 4 .', L E 4. . -, - ..,: qw? 1 --J' - f rf Ui- - ' skga AND HERE ARE ALL THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS or AMERICA, UNDER MRS KNUEHL'S SPONSOR SHIP LUELLA STUDER, IRENE HEIERT, PAMELA HAUBNER, BILLIE JEAN GLAHN AGNES EARTH, RosELLA MEYER BETTY SEIBERT, WANDA BRICKLER, MARGARET TRAPP JANucE GLAHN, DIXIE HAUBNER, LOUELLA HEIERT DOROTHY ZIEGLER NORMA HOLLOWAY, BlLLlE FARRAR DIXIE TRAPP, SYLVIA MONTGOMERY, IDELLA BRICKLER, GLENNA BAKER, MARILYN MOORE, KATHRYN LEISERING 9. .Af 'D N, Awprgfik UN 'HQ 'H 40 ll, 3 1 , 1 , , I I - Ps ' r' , A , , E , A f X Cd rf' K K J s . .3 ji , fu J A pa-. A - 1' , Q,-.Lil tt' .g. A fy V, Y , 4 ,gg g '-3 - ' .4 4. n . ' - 1 Q , .R A A Y 1 it-c - ' f 7, ' Fi ji ft 'A v 5 '1 , rf. Y .g,.A. Q, AQ, 'ifxjt ' l -. - . 'r . ,Q-fr 2 ft, , :f , . 1, ' ff t k r The Home Ec girls get prac- tical experience in making and Serving party niceties. Irene Heiert dips punch for Miss Clara Weinel and Mr. Donald Bankemper, two of the teachers of the Alex- andria Elementary School. A If FS NLEHLIS zvrmmo cu-5 D Y Uwe ADLL. s Awjumo Am s KNUEHL, dorm DUMBACHER, MQ CHA, RIFT, CHAS HATCHER MRS ROBERT WLINEL, Rascnmv Nznsm Mk, was RAPP, MRS Jncx EMLEY, MR RAY HARTIG, MRS HE-1, mom ALPH BORN, DOROTHY Lzxcx, MRS ELM: ENzwE1L:R, Mas Qznr JFAN LAuTERwAsssR, MRS CARL GALLOHAY, Mas HARRY SLTT ELIZABUH THATCHER AND Bznmcc RACKE E- L.. 41 M. . K ' . S Fi: 1- T . F TH? T iz MR . 5. F. K Jon. Nilsia, MPL. . , . 1 , F. A ' T . 5. . T '. OL' K, Mes. R . U , , P , - 1 . , Q 'V KX 1 X u , ' ,3 1 -:I fy , A ,V gs., 1 4 , . - I . gg. at .X 3 3 V -n , no . A N, W f-fig, ffl S I A QA.: - . . 5,31 .' v X 3 S ,th ,fb 1,2 1 ,rev , 4 .Lt , . : -lryriy ' You can see here that Mr Rouse lS that rare mdlvxdual the one who can relax completely at the drop of a hat Thus pmcture IS meant ln no disrespect to a fme teacher, but rather mn admxratlon of hlm Mr C R Rouse our able head of Socxal Sclences teacher of government holds an A B from the U of Kentucky wxth post gradu ate work at the U Of Cmcmnatt Durxng the war he was a valued helper Ln the Amerlcan Red Cross He has mstltuted several valuable projects Ln cxtxzenshxp ln our midst mcludmng some fxeld tlrps mto the hearts of the courts And so far as we are able to fmd out he lS mterested mn practlcally everythlng deallng wxth the way people get along wxth each other A X 1 X K K6 XN6 9 oo fo 0 e M y06e0t-Sod 6 Q0 O '25 Q9 fa K vow A 6 6 OK Gow go 000 vo :XL 9 GC 0 x6 at xx x Xxx? Z v0 x e X O 696 Q 0 or 166 K' of Oxford x0'c0 00 1 'COC V X0 09 1 O KK Sl e, xo ei W0 XX6 e 6 xi- e Q do e Y 0 210066 Noxffx ex K' ,CG at ,me x XWOQW xox w 5 vm do 69 X30 1 K Q el X. xx QW C fa 6 XO rg tae-0 ,N e,XQ,K.xO X , Q, oo ggO '5 axe 9' 0 v0 xnoe, iw 43 xg-,Q Clt mzen Pat!-lc las lr Y ha s Ca st h er boo th eye under C arlol-I orn Sb Y s wat chfu 1 x 'N '- x ' .1 ,. A X R . -ffl ..,x,,,.N' ,-1' 'K X -A - 'f - A ' I xl s X 1 7 , 9 A '1 1 I Q- it wg, u 'EA . rg .OO A . xoobxfeecx , Q , CX? 91 X ga - gyrxvaqob x el 6xe,0'Y O e w 90066, goqeji 6 9 Z ,bgki J. , W- 1 gxje O X K, X39 . eoigel , - 4 0 s 9 XO ' ' C . ' ex R0 2' 6 0:9 4409 2 Ngo , Z 'O CQQX' Xacx' A K' 1 Z e C me 4 6 'V 'PQ tra-xo OK 'Q CFS. C590 Y c,o'0 e' O 1 12606 'CS e,80046x9'e0- KJ 90' Q08 '50 1 ge 5- 61215 '09-QWWQQ v MOR I K 025 9 Ubxg 'dvi-0 40K 49 . S ' . N X ecret b a . not a . 1 . nd 1 eav fjbx 2,16 es t - ' gxoi he 0? 1,81 1 6 1 vqgefb ' C K.. Vot, x Q 1 Zcoo 0 . 9 5 o Z ng ve we-0 A , X x 5 1 K 6 go 'uf 0 ' fy 6 C '43 9 . xc Q36 Q 00 O 9 QQQOY' fora' me 9' x '0'wWeY'X'K1'C O . 1 o e,oi NX'qx QD' :L 6 .A X I - 'J Mr L E Woolum has been a member of the faculty for more than twenty years,teach1ng scxentlftc agrlculture to boys to men, to young men, to older men He has a B S m Ag from the U of Kentucky and has done graduate work at the same mstltutxon Other educatxonal methods and values were obtaxned at Berea College He sponsors the ever actlve Future Farmers of Amerlca takes them on several trips a year to scenic spots, and othervuse makes hundreds of calls throughout the state In connectlon wlth hls dutxes For a number of years he dld double duty as our coach In basketball and stxll follows the game wtth keen lnterest Mr Vkoolum mvarmably has pleasant and kmd words for everyone he knows and wears an eternal smlle ONE or MR WOOLUN'S NIGHT CLASSES IS THIS GROUP or vOLNG FARMERS SOHE or THEM RECENTLY our or THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL THEY ARE CHARLES HATCHER DONALD VOESTE, ERVIN Loos ELMORE GEBELT ROBERT KNUEHL CLYDE JOHNSTON FRED WEINEL ARTHUR GRAOEN, ELMER GEHRING DONALD ROLFE NICHOLAS ACKERMAN T 1' 44 1 . . - . I , , ' - 1 . I4 II . . , I , I . I . . , I I I I I 1 1 - I I L I l. , rib,--,....-,.,..., Q 3 I CHAPTER ' MEETING HHIIIH FARMERS ARNOLD ALFORD, HAROLD BAKER, JOHN BAKER, RONALD BAKER, EDWARD BALL, WILLIAM BARTH, DONALD BODEN, EDWARD BODEN, RALPH BORN, ROBERT BRICKLER, LESLIE BROWNING, HOJARD COPE, LEONARD CREECH, JAMES DARLINGTON, DONALD FIELDS, JACK GALLIHER, DONALD GLENN, ROBERT GRADEN, JAMES GDTAPFEL, EUGENE HEATH, ROBERT HERBST, CHARLES HERINGER, JOSEPH HERINGER, CLAYTON HESS, HAROLD KREMER, HARRY NAOEL, MILLIAM NEHUS, ALBERT NELSON, PETER NELTNER, A.J. PAINTER, EUGENE PETERS, CHESTER PRIM, JAMES RARDIN, CHARLES SCHADLER, JACK SCHAEER, WILLIAM SCHAFER, JOHN SCHMIDT, ARTHUR SCHOULTHEIS, GEORGE SCHNORR, LCWEL- SCHNORR, EDwARD SMITH, MARTIN TARVIN, LEROY TRAPP, DAVID VATER, JOHN WOESTE, GEORGE WOLF, JR., WILLIAM WOLEE, TERRY JOOLUM, JOHN YOOTSEf, LEONARD YOUTSEY, ROBERT YOuNc. I 5 . nf L.-1 45 i . ...ku A A r W 3 hx . l iv 4 ,, gg W f A X swiw E.dw1n Ludwlg head of the Commerclal deparirnent conslders typ1ng the most pop ular and most valuable subject taught He has a lot of educatlon beh1nd hun Wlth a B S Curn Laude from Georg1a Tech and an A B from the U of C1l'!C1I1I1B.t1 and st11111kes to go to mght classes for seLf nnprovement He IS a d1sc1p1e of order and efflclentflhng systems and no one can ever say he doesn t l1ve up to those behefs hxmself He enjoys taklng plc tures wlth h1s camera and 1n the summers hkes to use a hammer and saw and lndulge 1n p1a1n old fa shloned labor There IS a constant dram on Mr Ludw1g s tune because of the necess1ty of the mlmeograph Here two of the Commerc1a1Reg1strants Dorothy Day and E11een Neltner run off some new type comprehens1ve report cards for the grade schools M1- Ludw1g s glrls are always busy wlth ...K , - , . , 0 , . , - Q O . g . . . I , - L 411 L 9' 7 'f 0 1' Qs. ' ig. - WH 6 67272 0 ffm 7400 1- F, 0 Mrs Walter Faught nee Kreunerlteaches our comme1'c1al classes and those IH short hand She sponsorsthe act1ve and exer grovnng Commerc1al Club After recelvlng her B S ln Ed at the U of C1nc1nnat1 she came to Campbell County and has been enthus1ast1c about teaclung ever s1nce One of her Ch16f 1nterests ln hfe r1ght now 15 learmng to make b1scu1ts w1thout 'just addlng the m1lk She 1S a member ln good standlng of the Teachers Are Human After All Club Mr Chne wasn t there at the tlme but h1S ghostly flnger keeps the student after that equat1on Th1S plcture 15 called How To W1n Fnends And Influence Ectoplasm YW 'Oafxk' I xg 1 5.8 u rf U 48 1 ,4- UNDER MRS. FAuGHT'S LEADERSHIP THE COMMERCIAL CLUB eusv THEHSELVES HITH MATTERS PERTAININO TO THE WORLD or COMMERCE AND HOW TO GET ALONG IN IT. THESE ARE THE GIRLS WHO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE BOSS's BUSINESS THAN HE KNOWS! PRES. EILEEN WILLIAMS, VICE PRES. SARA WILSON, SEC TREAS JEANNE MASON, JOANN KREHER, SHIRLEY BEER, MARILvNN REIS, DOROTHY GEBELT, MARY ANN MEYER, YVONNA KROGER, JOYCE WILSON, DORIS NESS LING, BETTY KOHLS, JACKIE GRUPENHOPF, ANNA DISCHAR NORMA HARRIS sf, 5 1- I X gxt X,,,uiigip.1NL X . Sge?-4 , A 'Q - I S A--I' , 2 Afq V I I . I V 49 I 2 . 5, I 15. 3 4 I I I . I I 4, f . ,, .4 1 X Q I . I A , If A ' I Q xr V S . , . V I 1 1 l. - I I, S -I4 V g.4 l1ff'5, , I. Kg i., 'Z ' ,E - Q 'Ar i f ' ,, xv Y -. HV, , .2g,.,, , . . V I A Kiigsyy, - ERI... A I' Blame Lakes, who has charce ofthe mght classes wlth the hlgh soundmg tltle of Instl tutlonal On Farm Tralrung graduated from Eastern Kentucky State Collegewlth a B S LH Agrlculture Has done some teaching ln the Navy and LS a scmentxflc farmer He worrxes up to date In hls spare moments he goes Ln for all kmds of sports and hkes to Ixsten to waltzes on the radio ONE or MR LAKE'S CLASSES, HERE sHowN coNsIsTs or FARM cRs WHO LIVE IN ouR DISTRICT MANY or THEM HAVE BOYS IN oun SCHOOL THEY wonx AT FARMING FOR A PRACTICAL LIVING, AND ARE JACK ANDERSON, JESSE BRAMLEY, HARRY DARLINGTON, SHELDON GEHRING, JAMES GRIZZELL, BERNARD HOFFMAN, JuLIus HOGLE, LEONARD KRAMER, CALVERT MOCKBE, ALVIN Moons, ARTHUR REBHOLZ, EowARo Rusf, MELVIN SCHAFER, EDHARD SCHULTZ, NILEY SMITH, FLoYo TARVIN, MALCOLM THORNTON, JAMES VATER, JOSEPH WAGNER, CHARLES WEELAND, FRANH WEINEL, RALPH Ross 50 . Q . about keeping his records fthousands of thernj 1- M, RACKE ELECTRICIANS Persirnmon Grove For Better vV1I'1I'lg Apphances Phone Th 5054 GRANT 'S I..ICK CAFE Sandwiches-Soft Drinks Ice Cream Grant s Llck Ky Th 7260 HITE S GEINERAL. MERCHANDISE Meats Frults Grocerles We Dehver CLOVER LEAF DAIRY Homogemzed M11k Kentuck s Model M11k Plant Th 6116 Flag Sprlngs Ky Phone C O 844 O WS MUEHLENKAMP AND SONS F UNERAL. HOMES L--., Dayton Ky Alexandna Ky Newport Ky C E Lauterwasser Alexandna Manager 1 . . Q . . , , w - -.4 , f H I 1 YV, Y I ! i . , o I O M. 51 ' ' I-f..-,W ll: ' g '- K. - 4 K4 , L' - , 1 . , af' l . ,, .......... . -,Q , 9 1 ' , o n o , TWH Z Wsfmmk John E Dawson teacher of chemxstry phys1cs Sqenqe sponsor of H1 Y and head of the several scxence clubs IH our school pres1dent of the Band Choral As soc1at1on former clarmnetxst rece1ved h1s B A at U of C1nc1nnat1 L1kes part1es camera tr1ps good food black coffee and 1ce shows Excels at decoratmg and goes to no end of trouble to see that Chr1stmaS tableaux and Valentme dances are properly dressed Makes h1s homeroom Freshmen study when they are supposed to Mr Dawson mn the background keeps t1me for a reel at the Harvest Moon Frollc and Gene McCord does two kmds of dances at the same t1me ' , ' I ,V .V if I .41 , f 1 ,-w,,,.4,Qag-rw ffffi fx, - 39-.A , .. ' 3 I I -4' 4 A ' ' ' I , I 1 1 - - . . , . . y . - , x 9 S 4 . I 52 ,Nw .ef , .f. ,Az .5315 f 'S ' p f .1 ,A ' 41 A ,, fx , A '17, 1 'f A ybiige 1 ' 141' J. ' ,,fTQ 3 K nh: 1 Y. -uri W A IA Wrhwvf, H. Y A Q 7' '.-My ,, 2 1 A' ', Q , ' S A. '- 1.4 -QA +M c' ., , A 1: in V'L i ,I S . A .4 A A ll Y w :B l , pi., U , Bennie Sims finds some- ' '- - 4 I f . . . . HH-- ,A E' thing interesting in a case ...X V of the Art Museum. ' ' Iris Racke, Cora Brooks, and Shirley Spaulding wander through the Eden Park Conservatory. ATOMIC AGE CLUB, FORMALLY ARRANGEO: ROGER RACKS, JOHN CHAPEL, MARILYN MOORE, MR. DAWSON, CORA BROOKS, BENNIE SIMS, EDWARD BODEN, SHIRLEY SPAULDING, PATTY LICKERT, ALLAN RACKE, BILLIE FARRAR, SYLVIA HARRISON, BETTY BRITTON. ' V LILQ.. Franklin Hecker teacher of SOCial 'tudies coach of the baseball and track teams of the Freshman basketball team has no preconceived notions about school- teaching and likes to get along with people Receivedhis A B at U of Ken- tucky Likes all sports especially foot- ball and acts as our spy at competitors games. Makes naixe speeches ' pep bly accurate predictions of our scores Has charge of the liveliest group ' school--sophomore boys Posters are made for the night of fun and profit called the Band Choral Carnival Those recognizable are Earl Fischer Lee Ampfer Buck Herald and Elwood Schneider Those unrecognizable are Donald Rardin In 1 B- 3 1 , , Q X T '1- . I X PM X X , . . . . xx jg ' 1 , x P' K 1 l K X' X FL 1 ' 1U ! RX ' , assemblies and comes up with reasona- l ix in til. S l l ,ua V ' I I 54 HHSHMA msnusml Sn! fi! Basketballgets bigger and bigger. This is our Freshman team. Up to the time of this book going to press they had played several hard-fought games with Dayton, Newport and Bellevue Ninth- graders. Some of them showed promise, and made us feel we need have no concern over future teams living up to present and past glories. Mr. Hecker is in charge and the others are Manager Allan Racke, Jack Galliher, Marty Tarvin, Gene McCord, Kenneth Painter, Kenneth Glahn, Harold Calhoun, John Chapel, Chester Sprecher, Chas. Brandenburg, Edward Ball, Alvin Shanks, Gordon Milburn, Chas. Laws, Erman Long, Gene Pfefferman, William Hardy, Jack Schafer. Roger Racke. This would be Johnny Baker Norman Irvin, head of the gymnastics department, coach of the varsity basketball team, producer of the May Festival, lover of milk, push-ups, and shower- baths, received his A. B. at Wilmington College, with graduate work at U. of West Virginia. He dislikes aspirin and beef stew, and favors deep breathing for most ailments. He is a good athlete himself and plays a mean game of basketball. Most of his students re- ceive aize in phys. ed. having a go on the tr8mp0line. For any of you who missed it this was the spectacle of the May Festival in 1949. Lee Allen Schafer fkingl and Mary Lee Eckerle fqueenj cast regal approval upon the doings. There were two impressive performances. T10 K r .J Jeff L 4.-lv L. . 56 'inns Dan Smgleton has hms turn at a front fhp and moves over to where B111 Wolfe below Bhd HOW8I'd MISS Dumbacher, Wally P1rman and Cope, on top Gene McCord are sxttmg THIS YEARIS TUMBLING TEAM READY ron BUSINESS LOWER DAN SINGLCTCN HowARD COPE KEITH Rvss, Douc PELLE CHARLES BAQNES LQWELL BROCK KENNETH JOSEPH UPPER GEORGE COLEMAN, JACK Momrens BILL wou.rE THQMAS DEVALD, LARRY STEEEEN, DON VANLANDINGHAM DON Furcu TOP MIDDLE LARRY COPE 57 O I ' I Y 1 w ' 3+ I Qs 'h .Q ' f I Ii , ' ' 4-' G ' . V' ' . ' ,,. f- , . V J W , 1 , . A .W . J. v , 1 V - I ' 1 D r 7 l T I . I , , . . : 'WU' Donald Clme teacher of advanced mathe matmcs coach of the football team ass1stant basketball coach defender of senlor boys when they need It b1g brother to all boys anytlme played basketball at Hlghlands and sang ln the glee club ln hts student days Went to Umon College at Barbourvxlle for h1s B S and some where along the lme learned to play the pmano Can t say no Has an uncommonly slow burn Has a fme appreclatton of mL1s1c and staunchly belleves that athletes are just as brxlhant as muslclans even has stattstlcs to prove It He spends many hours pamtmg football headgear and once we caught hlm sewlng up somethlngor other whlle dr1nk1ng a cup of coffee But you can see Mr Clme s classes are ser1ous ponderous thmgs 58 . van V ! Mrs. John D. Collins, our teacher of Junior Eng- lish and literature, sponsor of the younger cheer leaders and director of dramatics has a busy sched- ule. She received her A. B. at Berea College and has done supplementary work at Eastern Kentucky Sta te College and at the University of Kentucky. Mrs. Collins is interested in good homemaking, does beautifulhooked rugs--and in the summers cans tons of tomatoes to be used in winter chili. She has a gracious sense of humor and isn't at all the way this picture makes her look. Here is a view of our hard working senior cheerleaders Ruth Webster Joyce Eckerle Jackie Carr Norma Jean Harris and Joyce Hardy :Jeff -Of' un-....f 60 Jumor Cheerleaders caught mn a frenzy of actlon at the Holmes game These glrls were tramed by Mrs Collms who personally went through all the motxons and later w1shedshehadn t They are Sondra Hartley Agnes Menkedmck Dorothy Moher Selma Joseph Mary Lou Hogle Mar11ynSprad11ng 61 MISS Margaret Ann Weaver teacher of World Hxstory and Spamsh recelved herA B at Western College for Women, Oxford Ohlo Mlss Weaver never overtalks but merely goes about the busxness of helpxng everythmg and everybody ln a qulet, busmess hke amnner She runs the Y teens, and IS always on hand to put up those compllcated decoratxons we have at Chrxstmas tlme and other gala occasIons She has done some work also at U of Cmcmnatl And she 1Ikes to teach She beheves that all teachmg roads lead to the Ideal of good cxtxzenshmp or should THE GIRLS or THE Y TEENS PRES MARGARET KING VICE PRES DORIS LEE MOORE SECIY DOROTHY ALFORD TREAS RUTH SINGLETON, JOYCE STATON MILOREO SCHNEIDER JANE WOLFZORN, DOROTHY DAY, IRENE HEIERT PAMELA HAUBNER WANDA BRICKLER BETTY JONES, EDNA MCARTER DOROTHY EVANS, SELMA JOSEPH BETTY FORNASH BETTY BRITTON, MELBA FOSSITT, BILLIE ANN FARRAR, SYLVIA HARRISON JEAN MOORIS, DOROTHY SEIFERT ANNA BAKER, RUTH TAYLLR, DIxIE HAUBNER lRIS LEE RACNE SHIRLEY SPAULOING JANICE GLAHN MARGIE WATSON, MINNIE JONES, MARILYN MOORE, MILOREO DE JARNETTE DONNA MINCEY Report ls Gwen On Y Teens, The HIY and YTeens g'Ive theIr Thanksglv-Ing program for the student hods on Wednesday Nox 23 The soeakers for the program were Howard FISher Margaret Kmg George Coleman BIllIe Ann Farral Donald Weeland Sylwa HarrISo'I There was a double quartet 'hat sane Come Ye Thankful People Come The HIY and X Teens :Ire vIorkIn on the Chrlstma pro gram The HI Y mth thf help of the Y Teens are plannmv the ChrIstmas dance Mr Dawson and MISS SVC-axer Sald that there would he S Irpr Se decorltmns CandIdates hav been rhosen for Prlncc 'Ind Prm O s ff the dan B' 'lx low Forn Ish 62 Some ofthe Y Teens dxspense pop at the Basketball games Sh1r1ey Spauldmng Ir1s Lee Racke and Margaret Kmg Bob Pamter and D1ck Oldenduzk are the customers 63 C-If Mlss Joan Dumbacher teacher of math holds anA B from Vllla Ma donna College and has done graduate vtork at the U of Kentucky She would rather teach algebra than eat She spends her spare moments dreammg up tests that mlght help Freshmen pull through the tough f1rst year She l1kes to go places and IS usually on hand at all our school affamrs es pecxally the dances Sh1rley Rush1ng,,Tuan1ta Blackburn and Betty W1l son f1x themselves up Shakespeare and the Harvard Classxcs 1n the background have fhell' OWU thoughts about th1s . The Junior Dramatic Club, composed entirely of Freshmen, presented some one-act plays for us early in the year, which were thoroughly enjoyed by the whole student body. THE PEOPLE IN THE uP AND COMING ORGANIZATION ARE PRES JOHN CHAPEL, VICE PRES MYRA CROPENBAKER, SEC'Y Jo ANN FITCH, BETTY BAKER, GLENNA BAKER, SHIRLEY BARTH, JOE BAUER. JOANN BENEDICT, DlCK BROWN, LOIS Cox VIRGINIA CUNEO, MARIE DAwN, MILDRED DE JARNETTE, JANET ESCHENBACH, JOYCE FIELD, PATSY HARRIS, BILLY HAMQNS, MADELYN HISLE, NORMA JAMELL, ALICE JOHNSON, RosEMARY KREMER, MARY ANN LEAP, PATTY LIcxERT, GALE MAc MAHAN DONNA MINCEY, MARILYN MooRE, LAVERNE PAINTER, IRIS RACHE, JARES RARDIN, MARIE SPAuLoINc SHIRLEY SPAUDLING, SHIRLEY SCHNEIDER MARTY TARVIN, MARGIE WATSON SONDRA WELCH, TERRY WOOLUM, RoSE YEAGER X! 1-av-v Mlss lnezLuten,ourl1brar1an, knows more about books than anyone we ve run across LH a long txme She recemved her A B at the U of Kentucky and herM A at the U of Kentucky She does not lxke magazmes scattered all over the place and has a healthy contempt for dlsorderly people She has been other places also Peabody College and Nazareth College school UNDER Mass LUTEN'S ExPERT GUIDANCE ARE THESE TEEN AGE LTBRARTANS DOROTH ALEORD RUTH TA Lon JOYCE STATON, JANE WOLFZORN, MILDRED SCHNEIDER BETTY F RNASH GEORGE COLEMAN GENE ST JOHN IDELE JOSEPH MARLENE BIRKLEY MARTHA MORRow MARY JANE SPENCER BETTY SUE LEAP BENNIE SuHs DEAN MACFERREN ANNA Lou BAKER q it ' .0 fo' ' ' . . And she has a lot of fun just teaching lx X A 1 66 ' r IT TAKES MANY PEOPLE SEVEN PERIons A DAY TO KEEP us RUNNING THESE ARE THE PEOPLE IN THE FRONT OFFICE WHO oo IT MARIAN SEHACK SONDRA HARTLEY, MARILYN MACC-RAN, JEAN SCHNEIDER, BETTY KOHLS HELEN NEHus, BETTY NEINBERRY MARY Lou HLIFE MARIAN JAEGER LUELLA MARTZ JOYCE WILSON, ANNA Lou BAKER DOROTHY ZIEGLER, PEGGY PowELEIT, EVELYN PETERS, PAMELA MACFERREN JACKIE GRUPENI-IorER AND MARY ANN MEYER NOT IN THE PICTURE, Ray and Doug Pelle count the cash and take G1or1a I-Iarr1sor1 and Irene Helert are the 67 5' Y 1 p -:rn I 1 ' 1 Q S ffzfw . ' 7 , I ' W ' I I RI ,A I i , K it to the bank daily. Cafeteria cashiers. I A f I I A -I 'ff . ' , ,,- I ' ' J'ohn Dishman Collins, teacher of Eng- lish and American Literature, Sponsor of Speech activities, received his A. B. at Western Kentucky State College and his M, A, at Eastern Kentucky State College. Post-graduate work at U of Kentucky During the summers he teaches teachers in workshops and raises barrels of toma- toes and yards of okra With him the or1g1n of Mother Goose can always raise a lively discussion This too 1S Basketball Some of us anx1ously watch the new scoreboard to see if Newport will make that one point in the last several seconds of play Ruth Webster prays that they don t Some of the players Bill Wolfe for instance don t want to think about lt at all Ed Boden helps the ref AND someone in the middle of the picture hides his face 1n his hands as if to say OUCH' 'i ea Every year we find ourselves in a rush and a hurry to do radio pr0g1'ar1'1S that we forgot were on the schedule -- so many things to think of, you know. But Mr. Collins and his eager workers usually manage to come up with top-notch ideas that register well with a listening audience. Donald Caldwell is the serious fellow at the micro- phone fwha' hoppen, Don?l and those not so serious are Peggy Poweleit, Don Weeland, Charles De Witt, Bennie High-Note Sims, Dick Carr, Allan Racke, Mr. Collins, Dick 'Whistler' Strauss, Charles Never-still-a-moment- Barnes, Edward Boden, and me. fMe is Barbara Seifert.l 9 HARRIS Q ALFORD 'R 'VP if BRENNAIN SEM- ER I' F7 WOLFE WILSON I 5 7 i , f 'f na A Uh: xv Y M Q 'Xb I, F V5 I I K4 1 III' F1 pw. ,ky H , A , W' U A4 .' A . - '. ' - ,fx ' , X ,V X 2 ' I l ' Q I. . C 1 lx' Jw , A IL 0 ., Q . 0 .- Z Q- N L. - X of w , ' 5. o'5 - , jd I ' - mf 1-:A . Q x ' , , W . 6 . tl b --XXX 2 Q ,I I-,W . K in ' . 1 A 23, I Q K , I I 3 Q fx N - , -- 1 1 . , s v '- , T fr F Xxx, Campbell F as H1 Z, Editor Lol Donald Vanlandlngham Bobby llerbst Peggy Poilett Bobby Koehler John Johnston Eileen Wllliuns ,..Ann Dlschar ff P rdf I 01' :soar 2198! Q qksel' O 6 0 OD d be Shed ,JU Associate Edntor Soelety Editor Sports Editor Assistant llumor Editor Assistant Reporters Donald Weeland Barbara Selfert Marlene Roettzer Photographers I-.ddle Boden Xb K. xi 4959 'Qaeix 0 99 xk O 'O zfxgvbqf 0 Q 'O 'sooo Xb C ca 'O 9 o K 4 K- O sg? probqbj IA IS JMU aff: Fe nk that th dull Quzred to take e X' 9 Advertising Sta!! Y' sive xo Allan Kenneth Racke gy get QQ, A 9 9 69 'OX' John Chapel Secretary Laura Nagel Typist San Wilson Sponsors 'Sir John Collins Mr Noel Marchant X. 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THOSE IN THE PICTURE: .JOHN WETZEL, CHARLES DE NITT, HELEN REAMS, DONALD .v'EELANo, NOEL MARCI-IANT, ALLAN RACKE, BETTY NEWBERRY, DONNA MINCEY, SECRETARY BETTY GROHS, EDIJARD BODEN. fb 1 I 1, ,.., Betty Newberry is the Th k ' ' ey ma e an experimental guinea pig :md .lark Gaxlliher t 't. . por ral the dxrector. gzysgg 4,1 Thxs hxlarlous scene IS from Watch Out For Spooks whlch was the flrst play of the year by the Semor Dramatmc Club The Dramatlc Club Beta Epsilon, lS a large group and no one play could poSs1ble hold all the people of the club So we have two good plays a year HERE ARE ALL THE PLAYERS UNDER MRS CALLINS' LEADERSHIP DOROTHY ALFORD BETTY BFITTON CORA BROOKS RUSSELL BIDDLE, DOROTHY BROVNING, CHARLES BARNES, JACKIV CARR DON CALOWELL, ANN DISEHAR DOROTH DAY DOROTH EVANS YCE ECKERLE, R BERTA ILES, DON FITCH, E ARR , ET Y RAAS LAYTON HESS 4AR J E S LV HARRISON, SONDRA HARTLEY, BOB HERBST MARIAN JAEGER BETTY JONES JO ANN KREMER MARGARET KNNG GLORIA LOSE DORIS LEE MOORE, JEAN MORRIS AGNES MENREOICR, JEANNE MAS N MARILYN MCGRAN PAMELA HACFEPPEN EONA MCARTER, ELYN PETERS, PEGGY POWELEIT, M Rl YV RFIS EAP SCHNEIDER LUELLA STUDEC B TT SEIBERT BARBARA SEIEERT, OROTHY SEIFERT, CHRlSTIPE SCHWAQ z C EVENTINE SCHJARTZ I GENE SMITH, PATRICIA S ANVT Lou NOLEE SA A WILSON, DOROTHY ZIEGLER 73 A JD 1,iEf?fWfh:i V' T5 I ' K 1 ' , 9 I .1 l lt - ' -4 - - J f ,, t 'c A fill '4 Sq A ' Y if Q 3 , xx I Q 42 . . . . u H , . I I , . S : , - , , , ' I I l D I' I Jo O BILLI- F AR B T Fr I EH, C S , I 1 Lo Hur , IA I ' - I l 1 I' I I - C i X v ' ' f n Ev A L Y L , J I , , E f , D I .T , - ., ' , M: IRY, J . , I , R The Hi-Y continued right on into this year under Mr. Dawson's leadership. They were always in evidence at the games with hot coffee and doughnuts fsometimes too many of theml. They helped stage a very beautiful Christmas pageant and arranged several beautiful and refined dances in the interest of the teen-agers. Hi-Y, Y-Teens Plan Xmas Program Ulu- lh,Y and Y-Teens are planxrng thezr annual Chtlstmns l7l'O,g1'L1llI tin the st-hfml Mr. Daw- mn :intl Miss Weaver are in charge ofthe prwcranr ltts prob ty vt sh uf u secrrt the sponsdrs arent tlhni nuuirlun u knou front past extnwrenve that H xv1H he very gnu! In the past.it has been un lnsLn1nq.!uunnihH por ir:1':Il of the Birth uf Christ. Everf mt-mber ttf the H1-Y and Y-Teens xvdl Farm Und: in the progrnnr ulurh uwH he presented on the last dmv 'J School before Christmas vttt-:nttttn starts, There will he Bible Sf'I '-t'trr- readings and lots of Christmas Carols. That is about ah xvo can say bCC3US0lhHllS!Hl1VU1LU0R'3b0Ut H. VH-knnu'ywu uuH enyn'ita lotxvhen the lh Y and Y-Teens Christmas Pugllnant 1:1 presented. -Barbara ScMerL THOSE WHO MAKE UP THE AtcH: Dow FITCH, Don RARonN, JACK MORRIS, DICK CARL, EARL FnScHER, Dow WEELAND, HowARu FISCHER, Ducx OLDENDICK, CHARLES DE wart, CLAYTON HESS, CHARLES BARNES, JIMMY RARDIN. IN THE EYE: RUSSELL Bmrfw , Dim CALDHELL, MR. DAHSJN. IH THE WYE: EARL FISCHER, Dow RARDIN, Dm, Firm, RSSSELL BlDDLE, Dtcx CARR, CHARLES DE wmv, Don ClLDHELL1 LH,-.ALES BARHES Ar-D JIMMY RARDIH--IN CTHER HCRDS, THE SAME PEOPLE. 74 Semor Cheer Liam Ehmxcn Qff In n x ur fmm a almost bdckbre-dkmnv u tney made u xe11x U1 mevv n mcf Dr f ry, - S. WEBSTER HXRRIN s UO he ECKERLE LAKE' HARDY 75 ' -1 - g k U 'Qir cl 1: C si at 11 tim P, P7 games and uLhe2r'.'.'iff- cheered themselves huarse. Thu kJ?iCKbff1',flI'3 :vvre ' ' -'lj-51' ' 'sj.1,'i.l..i 'fA6:CiSi0D. I - 9 I 0 1' N T . 'v 1 ,Li ., la , . I K K 17 il f 9 N K1 1 'T-. 'inf . 1 , - X , . - . - 4 ' a ' 5 . f X f I 1 BG .uk ' . -' 1 f V.1. . .. , f , ' F . 5' ,v t wx ' V? at .. IEE'-EM X 5 1 4 R V . f-vm 1 -. E 44 f 1 Q , ' ' 1 .-Q ti W 4. U A'y lb 9 5' 4 5 7555 9 715 t OU rn ' If .5 r 1 Q, uf T Q W 5 - , x ,Q ' i M e ff 'nf ,fy Q ,A 5 5 I xg' 'T Q UN y Y ,5 15 Q2 an 762' 30 25 'Q Q R A ,I k V 'f 'X Q, 1' I gf Y fc' LV V iL'.t5Rx'e:' N 2 Q I , -5 4 0 1 X? U 1 fi 5 ,Q A A IL. Y 5 Ji' J' !- ! Qqi Q- by 3' .V 511 9 at -8 i , 5 6 an 1 6 25. . ' ' The up - and - coming 'youngsters' of Basketball, those who will replace the sea- soned players on the opposite page, won 'most all their games and provided all of us with some rare evenings of fine sport and thrilling entertainment. They have as their mentors Don Cline and Norman lrvin--both fine players themselves. TOP ROV: CHAnLEs De WITT, JIM DARLINGTON, BUCK HERALD, DICK OLo:NoIcK, Boa GRADEN. LOWER, ON THEIR Kwzcsz Don RARDIN, DICK HARDY, Boa PAINTER, lwHISTLERl STQAUSS Amo EDDIE SMITH. an 77 1. 'i-in IX 3 .I Y, 2' S 'I A W 165 M 'ev .t5,,fgQhQ,i I, YJ - J ,SEL I00lBAll By day and by night Campbell County played football. The scores weren't always what we wanted them to be but we won a couple anyway and the weather was fine right down to Thanksgiving. Below are the players who brought in the crowds and helped to make it a long and interesting season: TOP FLOYD WEBSTER RALPH MARTZ ART PELLE BOB KOEHLER DON RAINES DICK OLDENDICK, CARLO HORNSBY Roo RITTINGER THIRD MIKE DEwALo MEL BODEN LEROY CREUTZ DICK STRAUSS RALPH DAVIS PUTT MILLER JERRY BIHL CAPTAIN JACK MORRIS AND COACH KILLER CLINE SECOND ART BARNACLO ELWOOD SCHNEIDER Boa LAwS CHAS LAWS JIMMY WILLIAMS DAN GOSHORN EDDIE SMITH BOTTOM GENE PFEFFERMAN DAN SINGLETON MANAGER ROBERT HERBST WALT PIRMAN BEN SIMS, MANAGER GEORGE ROBINSON B BRICKLER FLOYD WEBSTER LARRY STEEFEN 78 IL fr Y... ,A me 2.111 3-:QQ 0 ,S ,P I 4-'ff Uv, M pa 'K r -in p I F , . 9' 1 . . .i '6 xv' x if . , -A .5b,?,,x,j-5.511548 1 . A , g- M ,i 1 3 Arfalf , N 54,13 gs s r .a 1. 9 . f X Q -'L H ,ji Y A' U - ' .7 -AL, Lf MN! ' :9 f'Q7-file Qg 'f 3sr2w f zH A-f4'a'fff 4- 'R ., -' , .- V, gv - Yf'-J , w l ,-y y L ,-.ff iff 43 7 J nj Fifi: A A-S-ff -. 5. 'ZTJJS 1-if ,+ '7 7 9 Q fgw,,,-Q 5 ' 'gilffzfi ,. f- A 4- hr- .' 'A 47? V ,4 ' 1 A .2 1, ' .- 0 ' lf' D 4 rs!wms nf mf .V 0+ an -Iii, 'Q 7' 9l! 3 -Y' -149, it v-wan' in 'U' 1 wi' ive li.-...- Q1 ilk! li .1 I-77 non! adv warr- an , asv W or 019' SU gums 1.9 elvb J Y' Q34 'gf' -Vi 1-nausuiio 'anti '-u'--4 J'-can -Q at usululunnn -anis-itil ,g-unniaiw n-mira '-I-. ' i.. 1' Q-:IQ 'U' 1, ian .ii-if 3' 1 A an - quad asf- u 11.411 -an gp- gun 1.311 'L ami .js Win ,w pa- 'aww LARRY STEFFEN GEORGE ROBINSON ROBERT SCHMIDT g M 5 x3,N:, I Cl N 'if' I DICK HAR DY . A, guna KY -nu ull? ruin'- ' 'avr' int: I y .unv- -,..,.a- Q1 H- ' nr, pa? 49+ L... wwsxx if ' , WW A 4 . '-. ,- I , V ',.1,:5qq -V- V' .Q , .' u CARL HORNSBY ROGER RITTINGER 'bw-.-gg, 'wu.,,,5 GLENN HUBER M A BILL FULLER MELVIN SPAULDING . V I -Q I B Li 4,k- K 'I ,tn r , ' if .4 I 4 .X '4 ,H .,, fivusvf,-A ge, , A 4. G - 1 - e- ,, mr, . I4 , 4 .I .Y - . M-ug.. I . W ,M 5 F 1,3 , L .Ar 1, jr . mn: f ,+V . . W, ' - ....'uw,:f-b '... .,' f - f J. . -1'5Y.,5 Lv'-r-. L 80 , ,,. f qw. . I - ni Niiuff n A .+ .7 323423, 6' i '48 ws if-Hier.-A -+551 154' lrfdhi man.-1 Til -iiiilll wan nu ll 1 ir mm an 11 K. i Iii '15?R4i i'4V H W wifi f 3-1.11 ' 'Wifi A Jack MOTT1S Harold Baker Ralph Mart? and Bob Koehler M4 Norbert Tuemler Donald Sluvely Peanuts Webster Bob Boden 81 AQ H, l x- , .......,...,m.. .- A MU , ,, ,,.., A 5 ig? . 1. .Jimi ... nl' 1 ,Y3-11 Y 'J ii 1' i l l-. M W , .' . if 1 M . 4.1.4 ' . ffl -1 -. I . .V ' ' Q rf- wr. ' .. .. bil A --Eff? A - b : V 2? . I , .play z . X 2 V l , ,, l H, V . , .. , . i , 4 i - - .V , I ,, . 'NX . - 'W X A if 'PI ' ' .Y x I Q q X . - I X , - N . x I 72? . , N I ' ,71 -, . , V, . 1 A , ' , ' I ' ' ' V Q J 4,4 M lr f . . 4' 1 . 'kj' ' - . AQ1f o , ,l x l' ' '. .. ' my .., ' , . , ,,, ,.o-- . . ' A., 4, 4' - -Jr-K, ,MA-',, . .-.Away ,. an A , 12, L ,. .3 5 . ,Q ... M N .T ww v , Arn A f j'7F : l'2 57.1 .w -M-.h,',-J: . , , h T'?f .f.'11f1.-mf. - b ' - ' V 'Gr 4, 1-.. I In-'gg 7- . ' un -05 1 ' , , f. 4, fy W 445-Vg:'.l' H ' .' -'J I li ' '. ff !' ' . f' gg' rt Mrs Anna Mae Bellm Mrs Ruth MCGu1re Mrs Agnes Youtsey and Mrs Dora Schm1dt prepare those d6l1C1OUS noon t1me meals for wluch our school 1sjustly fimous The Freshmen below are seen consummg several tons of lt ll 'I 1' I 82 ' W1 . f if -Y Q J I 1 7' , . 5, f ' -I I I 'v Y f WA ' A Mi, fx A 4 5 ' r JH E TX X Q Z 1 Q . ly , , 5 f 3 Q if Q . - f V 7 'ff' V 'N : a,g:?i?f .7f7 A ' :ggi I ln I k l , . 'lx l r . ' 5 N 1 ' ' N - X so 'e 5 ' Li' r so X 'N J - ' ' - I X1 14. 3' - P 'X . sl., ' ' 9. -. 3, '!.-Zi . 5 ' 13 - , ,., Egg!-jg, 1 ff . ..,! v ',,,,, 4 THIs IS THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB, LOOKING VERY FORMAL IN BLACK AND WHITE THIS YEAR THEY LEARNED HCALH BE TH AND ARE BARBARA BOREHERS LoIs JEAN Cox JUNE GORNAN ROSEMARY HERINGER SHIRLE MAYs LAVERNE PAINTER IRIS LEE RAERE SHIRLEY SCHNEIDER, MARGIE WATSON, SHIRLEY CLINE JANET E CHENBAEH GAIL HENDERSON NORHA LEE JANELL GALE MACMAHAN, SHIRLEY RUSHING, SHIRLEY SPAULOlNG, MARIE DAWN MYRA CROPFNBAKER JUANITA BLACK BURN, VIRGINIA CUNEO NATALIE GRIMM, PATSY HARRIS, MARY LOU HOGLL PATTY LICRERT MARILYNN MOORE, JOAN Noel Marchant, our musIc dlrector, lS hue seen LH the throes of a dlmlnuendo sostenuto ID the CauasIan Sketches He lS ci concert vIolInIst and has been heard In rnany parts of the Unlted States, has been LOITWpOSlYlg smce hls nInth ycar Recelved hw nummal tnumngat the LouIsvIlle Con sqrvatory of Mumc, the CInCInnatI College of MUQIC the lx4IIsIc School of the Oranges TNI vt Jerseyl Ind Mus Ed at U of Clncmn nItI HI hI-2 plixed IH sexeral symphony orc hestrds .Ind lIkes to do 011 puntlng and photography 84 SLEEP CAMONG OTHER THINGS, AND ALMOST SANG IT TO DEATH. THE FRESHMAN GNRLS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS GROUP 1 l Y 7 I 5 , I -I I I 1 VV . . . ' tt ' V1 I ' - ' . ,, I E f C Y, R Y r , ' ' - I '. 1 2. 1 1' ' ' ' . Q H 5 7 . 'V . ir. . The M1X6d Chorus worked as hard as a full schedule and gobs of te sts would let them They Sang 1na concert on February 12 whlch was prLmar1ly devoted to vocalmus1c all very ser1ous and art1st1c, too A h1gh polnt ofthe proceedxngswasGretchamnoff s Hymn tothe Cherublm But they couldn t get away from the aud1ence wlthout repeatmg Sor rento. SOPRANOS JACKIE CARR MARY BRUEGGEMEYER VILLA FAR N weERRY, EVELYI PETERS, EDNA RACRE, JEAN SCHNEIDER P s G THELNA BENED CT DOLORES BENTON, R A NA DISCHAW MARIAN JAEGER PAMELA Some of the glrls sang on WZIP and dld a good Job Norma Harrxs Jackle Carr Sylvma Harrtson Dorxs Viesslmg Dolores Benton and Vmrgmla Harper X514 ff fig: cuonus' 'X Nlxx 85 13 'UI VAFVERFEF PEQGY POMCLEXY, BARBARA SEIEERT J C AT J AP SL CJN CATHERINE WAGNER RUTH NEBSTER R HY ZILGLER ALTOS JOYCE ECKERLE BETTY F PNASH R BE A ILE ARLEN A EOR D RJTH ALE RD NAIDA BRINRLER DOROTHY DAY VIRGINIA HARPER N RMA HARRID VARY ANN MEYER TENORS LI N B LE AVID PELLE CITH Ross ROBERT HJPRILS CHARLES BARNES CHARL ERINGER ACK PELLE BENNI SIM DEAN VACFLRREN D NALD FITCH BASSES R SELL BIUDLE LE CANN JAMES DARLINGTQN, DFNALD G PN NALD LBURN J K FIR RICHARD OLDENDICK R GCR PIT TINGER GEORGE PQBIN JN DONALD VANLANDINQHAN D NA 0 CHAFDLER CLAYT N HEss RICHARD CARR FL YD LB DONA D CALDWELL uFORGK COLEMAN ME VIP PAesT CARL HCRNSBY NILLIAM ASEERE QOXLIWY I I PU QOLEUII COHPMY rf 6 2 I I l 71' I X . h 5 J 9 n . ' I Y I I ' I ' I, L I, , GY E . ST CN, E I C ' , , ' I - - D, QT E E . : , Q. , . . - SQRDRA HARTLEY, 2 RT s, E L D, Q E Y . . . . . 3 I X I I I I ' ' 'n , U Q ', I ' . : ME 'I. CHEN, n ' D , K , I , , , Es H. , J , E 3, . , . M C , F - . , D. . . oo . , W DA , , J QQHQ. , U MI , AC 1' RIs, , 1 , - , L ' Sl , , ' it L 2 I - ' I , 5 , , . J' STER, RAR' Bl'-U5 GLAHN' RUTH SWG'-ETCNI JEANNE MASON' BETTY DONALD WEELAIIQ, DANIEL SINGLETON, RICHARD STRAUSJ, 5 ' I L , 'I , L I , 7 D3 IS VHS LIN , ' I , , ,I D BET'Y B ITTQN, N ,, I , . , . g I 2 I , ' N . . . .- , ' 1 , I x . . . Y . , g I f F5 b , I ' ' NCP I' A -'fl f ' ' I ff' Q .f ff, I . K J R l 5 ll U ll ' I l 1' ff -'f V 'U . rs I ' Q ' 1 I I ' P ,IU 61 S 3 I . A 4x X x. J IX -TSX,-n : - - I I I 'xy ll I !,i 'i I '4 I 2 I I 'N I IA T I I -2 A f II V I I . lb od B1ll Fuller our graduatmg alto sax George Colemanstuckto the Tuba rmght leader played M1am1 Moon w1th gusto on to the end of h1s semor year several occas1ons throughout the year A In the p1cture below George IS Gene brass sextette composed of D1ck Carr Don Cann and Benme S1ms keepmg a watchful Mzlburn Gene Cann AllanRacke Howard eye on the conductor of Mascagms F1scher and erstwh1le D1ck Brown Intermezzo lzvened up the pep meetmgs In full regaha the band played concert mus1c on the football fleld The glee club rmpresswely sang wmth them 1n the Thanksgwmg Fantasy and Drum Major Brennan found hzmself assum1ng the role of a doorknob and Barbara Se1fert became a hght 1n a steeple And everybody had a good t1me th1nk1ng we were unorthodox enough to put a cho1r on the football fxeld 86 2 , my . Q V V . 2. , t x, X - , 3 k rr x K 3 .jf 1 ,A . . ,, . . . , . Y . . , v x a ' ' ' KI 'I 1 6 y ' 1 1 . . . . N . . ,, . x n What makes a band? Instruments9 UUlfOTTTl59 Mus1c'7 A flne bulldmg In whlch to work? A band lS made ofpeople workmg together Ln a common Lnterest the deslre to play well Our band of 1950 certamly has that Splrlt The band marched onthe football held gave some notable concerts, went on Some bus rmdes to away from home games played serxous and alsollght muslc, played for pep rneetmgs and all In all were good enough to keep Mr Marchant s dlsposltlon well below the bolllng polnt if .r nic GORDON MILBURN GEORGE COLEMAN DONALD MILBURN CLAYTON HESS DONNA MINCEY BRADLEY MAYES FRANKLIN GOETZ BARITONES NEIL LEONARD, GEORGE DETISCH HORNS TERRY WOOLUM ALLAN K RACKE, JAMES RARDIN FLUTES EDNA RACKE, DAVID SCHIERENBECR SAXOPHONES BILL FUL LER, EO BOOEN FRANK OSMAN, STANLEY COBB, SHIRLEY RUSHING TRUMPETS CHARLES DE WITT NORMAN SIRY HOWARD FISOHER BENNIE SIMS MARY SPENCER RICHARD BROWN, ARTHUR SCHOULTHEIS, DONALD GOSNEY CLARINETS GLENN HUBER RONALD BRENNAN DONALD WEELANO BERNARD GOOD, JAMES DARLINGTON JOHN CHAPEL, WILLIAM HAMMONS ANNE DEWITT SHIRLEY MOORE PAULA WEELAND MARILYNN MOORE, DOROTHY SEIEERT, MELBA FOSSIT IRIS LEE RACRE DRUM MAJOR RONALD BRENNAN DRUM MAJORETTE BARBARA SEIEERT PATSY HARRIS, JANET WOLFE JOYCE WILSON, ARLENE ALFORD VIOLINS NANDA BRICRLER HOWARD COPE CELLOS JAMES LEAP DONALD SPRAGUE DRUMMERS GENE CANN JACK GALLIHER KEITH ROSS, RUTH SINGLETON BASSES DICK CARR ALVIN SHANKS TROMBONES 8 -g-Q . . 3 1 I I . 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V U 87 We express ourselves m varm ous ways In thls case xt IS a radlo performance by a male quartette a male quartette that cons1sts of sux males 1n stead of four Don Goshorn And the whole gang got together for a fmale of Come Back To Sorrento 3 , Russ Blddle Soloed ln Morn as U, 4' h Q I 4 if I , , m 5, is fr , 1 o Mm .T W ALFORD AND SON Televlslon HESS AND RACKE Household Applxances Frozen Food Locker .Tohn Deere Farm Implements Fresh Meats Grocerles Vegetables Bulldmn Materlals T5 5089 Alexandrla Ky Th 5206 r..-v-If YELTON S FRIENDLY SERVICE 1.3m .W 122 I U S Z7 1 mlle south of Grant s Lxck Complxments of Phone Th 6953 SOUTHERN STATES Newport COOPERATIVE Alexandrla Ky Th 5266 MIDWEST BOTTLE GAS DISTRIBUTORS H1 8112 Cooklng, Water heatlng and Refrlgeratlon Also Furnace Heatmg wlth Mldwest Bottle Gas It cost you less to call M1dwest . . . y 1 1 ' ' ,',,,,. , -. ' .4 V V,- U -'t ' 2 4: , ,. ,,. n , - . - . In ,f . , . II ..,.-,,-,A, . n 1 , , . 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