Dixie Heights High School - Dixian Yearbook (Fort Mitchell, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1945 volume:

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The worici has been torn hy war and strife for so many years that we, as the first peace-time graduating class, may tremhie a little at the problems we wiii have to face anci to solve, to the best of our ability, for ourselves and our posterity. Our theme is intended to portray the change from war to peace, anci to eniiven our memories so that we may not forget the war-torn years and the boys who gave their lives to safeguard our future. Dixieys goici-star hoys are George Vviison, John Morris, Cecil Goins, Roy Piymesser, Henry Cole, and Ralph Dutfie. They had faith in our ability to guarci anci to cherish world peace, and they entrust us with that task. Vve shall accept this challenge and shaii never forget these boys as we go forth, armect with our education and our love of peace. to meet the challenge. It is our earnest intention to attack it bravely anci never to ciouht the success of the ultimate outcome. BETTY TEIPEL. page Four .Zecficafian We, the Senior Class of 1946, are proud to dedicate this issue of the Dixian to MRS. OPAL K. MILLER Mrs. Miller teaches college-prep English and has been the enthusiastic and able senior sponsor since 1944. We would like to take this opportunity to thank her for all she has done toward making our senior year such a successful one. Page Five Bama! lfffandeu MR. LEXVIS M. GABRIEL Attendance Officer MR. ALBERT C. HAWES MR. RICHARD EUBANKS NIR. JESSE SEBREE IVIR. FOEMAN RUDD MR, JOHN S1-IEPARD Chainnan Attorney Page Six gxeculiaed lxflll. J. A. CAYWX'O0D Superintendent MRS. GPAL K. MILLER Sponsor i Page Seven NIR. G. K. GREGORY Principal NIRS. SARAH B. PRICE Homeroom Teacher Sitting: Laura F. Rogers, English: Aria Vvilliams. Nlusic: Acllyn Racke, English, Spanish: Susan Pursley. Mathematics: Nlary Snyder, Commerce: Bcrnaclelle Allgeycr, English: Lillian G. Fitzlmugll, Commerce: Opal K. Miller. Englislx: Georgia Rouse, Latin, Dean of Girls: Leila Bowman. English, Social Science: Mattie Rcclmon, Librarian: Marguerite Hill. Science, Social Science: Sarah B. Price. Englisll. Stamlingz Earl iKirJ Carson, Physical ECI., Atlr. Coacll: Arthur Scliaeflier, Printing: Gillny Greene, Matheniatics: Anthony A. Holinliorst. Science. Dean of Boys: Ann Scott Giles. Home Economics: Louis D. Clarke. Dist. Occups.: Wfilliam H. Harris. Science: James R. Allen. Social Science: Robert H. Carter, Inclustrial Arts: G. K. Gregory, Principal. Page Eight 7Qo KX ' ' RAC IA n. INTERNATIONAL AFFAII28 INFLATION LABOI2 ATOMIC BOMB I . 44? IQNS K1 X X K ' x lg ' it Mxfvdp I School, lg Future Re- Annual Staff, 4. W I p CALVIN BAKER Q ' A 'PQ' Annual Staff, 4.5 Beta Club, 4: , ' Senior P gzcommitte , 4 V XM, My J 4 ,Q X Y 8. fn' 'cl L IVIARTHA IVTARY BRADLEY +V , H4ome Economics Club, lg Ctxeer- fy leader, 1: Glee Club, 1-2-3-45 Girl ' ' Reserves, lg Girls Trio, 2-3-4: Bowl- A H ing Club, 4, Beta Club, 4: Debate Club, lg Annual Staff, 4: News- paper Staff, 43 All State Chorus, 5 2-3-4: D Club, 4. u PATRICIIX RUTH BROXVN Camera Club, 43 Bowling Club 45 D Club, 2-3-43 Nexxfspaper, 4: Cheerleader, 2-3-4: Annual Staff. 4: Prom Attendant, 3: Home EC., 2. NORBERT FRANKLIN CAHILL Distributive Occupation, 3-43 Junior Conservation Club, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Rifle Club, 4. Page Ten H JAMES KENNETH CALDXVELL Florence, Kentucky, 1: Dramatic Club, Debating Club, School Paper, 4-H Club, Hi Y Club, 1: Junior Conservation Club, Rifle Club, 4. CLAUDE RALPH CALDWELL Football, 2-3-4, intra-mural Basket bail, I-2-3-4: D Club, 3-4. ROBERT CLAYTON CLEMEIQTS HE H LA E E 4-H Club, 4, Hi Y Club, 4. OLIVET NIAE COGSWELL Future Retailers, 43 Criee Ciuis, 1-2 Girl Reserve, l. HARRIS F. COMBS Dixie, l-2-4: Holmes, 3, lntra-mural Basketball, 1-2. 4,4 M1411 ,iffllfn f-J Page Eleven H E T ROBERT LEE D.xRPEL Future Retailers, 3-4: Jr. Sports men, 4. , JAMES A. DEISTER Class President, 2: Rifle Club, 43 Cheerleader, 43 Stuclent Council, lg D Club, 43 lntra-mural Basket- loall. I-2-3-4: Jr. Sportsman Club, 4: Annual Sta Q!-' EMDR ELAE Annual Staff, 45 T Club, 43 Golf Clula, 4: lntra-mural Basketball, l-2-3-43 Junior Conservation Club, 4. BETTY EARLS Home EC Club, 1-2. DANIEL B. EASTEP Cvlee Club, I-2, Hi Y Club, lg Foot mural Basketball, 2-3-45 Jr. Sports man Clulo, 4. Page Twelve ball, 3-41 Du Club, 3-43 Intra- Cheerleader 1 Glee Clubl Secre- tary 4 Rlcllng Club 4 Swimming Club Bowling Club Annual Staff, Swimming Club 4 Bowling Club, 4 Camera Club 4 Holmes 1-2: GERALDINE FROELICHER Debate Club, lg Girl Reserves, 2 Student Council, 3-43 Prom Atten clant, 3: Cvlee Club, 2-3, Annua Staff, 45 Newspaper, 4: Tennis Club Golf Club, 4. A E E Glee Club, 1-2-3-43 Annual Staff, 4 , a LORRMNE MAE GARTNER Bowling Club, Beta Club, 4. VVILLIAM LAIRD GREGORY Football, 2-3-45 Basketball. 2-3-4g Traclc, 1-2-3-4: Class Presiclent, 3: Sluclent Council, l-2-3: D Club, l-3-43 Junior Conservation Club, 43 Hi Y Club, l. Page Thirteen MA. MMQWMASN MICHAEL C. JOHNSON lntra-mural Baslcetlaall, 1-2-3-4: Football, 3-4: D', Clulo, 3-4: Bowl- ing Club, 4: Swimming Club, 4: Rilzle Clulo, 4: Annual Staff, 43 Vice- presiclent, 43 Prom Attendant, 3: rlr. Sportsmen, 4. CHARLES O. JONES Jolm G. Carlisle, lg Holmes Higlm, 2: Baslcetball, 3-4: Football Team, 4: Clulm, 45 Future Retailers, 4: Jr. Sportsman Club, 4. lVlARY EILEEN KELLEHER Girl Reserves, 2: Glee Club, 2: Prom Attenclant, 33 Stuclent Coun- cil, 3, Home EC., l-2: Swimming Cluln, 4, Bowling Club, 4: Annual Staff, 4. Page Fourie Doms ANN HUNT Glee Club, l-2: Girl Reserves, 1: Home EC Clula, lg Prom Queen, 3: Bowling Club, 4: Tennis Club. 42 Beta Clulm, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Newspaper Staff, 4: NBER EILAE BERNICE JULIA KEMPER St. Xavier Higlm, 1-2: An Hal Stall. We W if1s'?4. - CHARLES WILLIAM LAIRD Camera Club, 3-4: Riiie Club, 4 Swimming Club, 4: Track, lg An nual Staff, 4: Tennis Club, 4: Intra- mural Basketball, 2-3-45 Jr. Sports man Club, 4. . AAA-471-' 7 ' KJCJJJ-v, wkv 704' QAA bk: Dani- IX:-,,,:,.,. . aw-19 c90-afff' , N00 ROBERT CHARLES LOFFINK 00 GM47 dw Bowling Club, 4: H1 Y Club 1 2 H104-spy Mase. on 0 Glee Club, I-2-3: Jr. Sportsmanship Jbap 'ignf' Club, 4. U E R CHARLES XVILLIABI IVIADDEN Baslceiball, l-2-3-4: Track Team 3 Prom King, 3: Hi Y Club l D AEE C1.,.,,.. JAMES A. IVIANNING Glee Club, l-2: Hi Y Clu l Jr Sportsman Club, 4 Football 4 D Club, 4. VV. R. MCDAVID 'intra-mural Basketball. l-2-3-45 Rid- ing Club, 43 Future Retailers, 3-4: Swimming Club, 4. Page Fifi 'Q-' ROBERT MULLINS JR er' 'S S ' 2 Q1 , ,U V y IVIARY RUTH onms L Cheerleader, 1-3-4: Glee Club, l-2- i 3-43 Girl Reserves, 1: Girls' Trio, 1 2-3-45 D Club, 3-4: Prom Atten- ciant, 3, Bowling Club, 43 Debate X Club, lg Annual Staff, 4: Student Council, I-2: Newspaper Staff, 45 1 AH-State Chorus, 2-3-4. H1 1 Club 1 Football, 3-43 D Club 4 Future Retailer Club, 4. X PHYLLIS MAE NicHoLsoN 5 Numa 4 Glee Club 1 'P 3 4 Girl Reserves, lg Bova img' Club 4 Newspaper Staff, E E MARY CLAIRE Nix Q Giee Club, l-2-43 Annual Staff, 4: Beta Club 4 Bowling Club, Page Sixteen 4. GEORGIA GLENDORA NORTHCUTT Girl Reserves, 1: Giee Club., 1: Bowling Club, 4: Riding Club, 45 Annual Stafi, 4: Home EC. Club, 1. WILLIAM P. OTTEN Hi Y Club, lg intra-mural Basket- ball, 1-2-3: Distributive Occupation. 3-4, Class Officer, 1. Q GWENDOLYN REVEL Beechwood. l-2: Kentucky Future Retailers, 4, Glee Club, 3. MARY VIRGINIA PARSONS ' Girl Reserves, 1-2: Western High, 1: Home EC. Clula, 1: Glee Club, lg Camera Club, 4: Bowling Club, 4: Riding Club, 4, Annual Staff, 4. WILLIAM R. PRESNELL Jr. Sportsmanship Club, 4: Hi Y Club, 1-2. RAL1ONA LEE RAABE Glee Club, 1-2-3: Girl Reserves, lg Home EC., lg Future Retailers, Presi- clent, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Bowling Club, 4. Page Seuentee BENJAMIN RILEY New Haven, l-23 Hi Y Club, 1-2: l Dramatic Club, l-2: Rifle Club, A Bowling Club, Camera Club, Golf Club, Junior Conservation Club, 4. l ,gram l IVIARY LOU ROEDING -A Glee Club, 1: Bowling Club, 4- 4 Swimming Club, 4g Camera Club, 43 Annual Staff, 4. w UE W l HELEN Ross i Bowling Club. 45 Glee Club, l-2: E A E E l'lome EC., 2-33 Future Retailers. 3-4: Nliss Dixie, 45 Annual Staff, 4. M M fb' 01 I XRIILLIAFI JOSEPH RUSCONI M . Swimming Club, 4: Bowling Clulauaoatprt W ' aj 43 Annual Staff, 4. Z - ' fl Qjypoci JEAN ELIZABETH SAVAGE Glee Club, 1-2-3-4: Girl Reserves, lg Girls' Trio, 2-3-4: Home Eco- nomics Club, I: Prom Attendant, 3: Bowling Club, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Newspaper Staff, 43 Tennic Club, 4: All-State Cliorus, 2-3-4: UD Club, 4. il-rv! 5 ' vkush ull! Gu 3 ' ull- lfqv Page Eiglnteens 3 : - - Q uEo.E to E E, EEEE Xie--'--P-X gm 10 ROBERT F. SCHAWE Jr. Sportsman, 4. LEONARD JOSEPH SCHULTE 'W mmm Football, l-2-3-4: Club, 3-45 Bowling Clulo Presiclent, 43 Annual Staff, 4g Class Treasurer, 3: Junior Conservation Clulo, 4g Rifle Cluln, 4. E H E R Do1.oREs EDWINA Scuuurz Cvlee Clula. 2: James Ford Rlloclcs LA Q E 1: Home Economics, 2-3. H ZELIVLA JEAN SHARFF Cvirl Reserves, 1-23 Home EC. Club, lg Glee Club, I-2-3-4g D Club, 4: 'Bowling Clula, 4g Tennis Clulo, 43 Future Retailers, 2: All-State Cllorus, 2-3-4. ROBERT SQUAIR Lloycl, 1-23 Bowling Clulo, Rille Club, Junior Conservation Clula, Annual Staff, Tennis Clula, 4. WM 'B Q GM, ff PageNine1een ia .jwwwiz BETTY RUTH TEIPEL Q :fi 5' aff sf' ' of A X-2 t Q?'l'5f55YI?-Ebwp J? BETTY LORRAINE THORNTON Glee Club, I-2: Girl Reserves, l: Home Ec. Club, 1: Prom Attendant 3: Bowling Club, 4: Tennis Club, 4, Student Council, 4: Beta Club, 4, Annual Staff, 4: Camera Club, 4- 1 Newspaper Staff, 4. Xuyprig WJ? ,159 V, ri'iJ,,,l KU XIX fda Vmpesgb FA ,A N, Wx uit N s fl X Glee Club, l-2: Girl Reserve, 1: Kentucky Future Retailers, 3-4: Home Economics, lg Bowling, 4. GLORIA JUNE THRELKELD Simon Kenton, 1-2. EDWARD CII-IESTER TIETIG Vice-president, 2: D Club, l-3: Prom .Attenclanh 3: Football, 3:2 Student Council, 3-4: Intra-mural Basketball, 1-2-3-4: Camera Club, Swimming Club, Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Rifle Club, Jr. Sports- man Club, Bowling Club, 4. ,KL lg W ' Page Twenty E EE E AEE WE MARY JANE UTZ Florence High, 1-2. Q JOHN ROBERT VOSKUHL Basketball, l-2-3-4: Basketball Cap- tain, 45 Football, 3-4, D Club 3-4, Prom Attendant, 3: Mr. Dixie W 4: Bowling Club, 4: Kentucky Fu- ture Retailers, 4, Annual Staff, 4. Y NORMA RUTH WARD Giee Club 1 2 3 4 Bowling Club 4. JACK R. VVITTKAMP Football, l-2-3-4, Basketball, 3-4 intra-mural, 1-2-3, D Club, 3-4 Swimming Club, 43 Bowling Club 4, Rifle Club, 4, Annual Staff, 4. GLENN VVEGENER Student Council, 2-4: Class Presi- clent, 4: Annual Staff, 4: News- paper, 4: Swimming Club, 43 Ritie Club, 45 Bowling Club, 45 Riding ' Club, 45 Carner lub, 4: Golf ELLEN PATRICIA YOUNG GI CI , , X IG ' My J I C SALLY You Girl Reserves, l-2: Riding Club 1-2: Giee Club, l-2-3. Ufel' Following the custom of past years, the class of l46 has chosen an icieai boy and girl who, we feet, represent our school. To these two we bestow the title of Nir. and Miss Dixie. , The selections are haseci on the pupils' high standard of scholarship, pleasing presonaiity. good character, and willingness to participate in class activities and school affairs. The nominees for Miss Dixie were: Betty Teipei, Mickey Morris, Jerry Froeiicher, Helen Ross, and Mary Nix. The nominees for Nir. Dixie were: Ed Tietig, Bob Vosicuhi, Mike Johnson, and Bill Gregory. The Senior Class of 1946 is prouct to present Helen Ross as Miss Dixie IX and Bob Vosicuhi as Mr. Dixie IX. RAMONA RAABE. Page Twenty-two Qlau Pa ' Vvoe is mel Inventing my atomic roclcet ship wasn't as easy as I thought. The pieces simply wouldn't Fit together. Vvhat was I to do? Boom! Crashl Booml That was the last I remembered, for quite a while, until I found myself float- ing through space in my own uninvented roclcet ship. As I sped along, l began to tllinlc of my classmates from Dixie and what had happened to each one. Groovy Gregory, alias Billy Gregory, organ- ized his own jive hand lcnown as The Dixie Land Swing Band and has Glen Revelas his vocalist, Nina Hellard is part owner of the Hellard and Gellard's Alleys and Billiards. Calvin Baker, through experiments in radar, invented a lie detector which is used exten- sively at Dixie hy Miss Rouse. Jerry Froelicher achieved her goal and has written the great American novel entitled How to Vvin Men and Keep Them. Jack Vvittlcamp and Bob Voslcuhl for the last tive years have been rival coaches at tvvo well-lcnown schools. Ludlow and Dixie. Jaclc, of course, coaches at Ludlow. Ramona Raahe put her salesmanship to good use. She married her boss. Billy Rusconi became another Einstein. He's a whiz at checlcing Figures. Dolores Schulth and Betty Earls are secre- taries for Rufus Raufus Loans and, Losses Inc. Bob Mullins and Charles Madden toolc ad- vantage of their training in printing. They pulm- lished The Bluegrass Cutter. Bill Presnell and Robert Schawe are their reporters on How Blue the Green Grass is Growing. Phyllis Nicholson, who planned to he a pharmacist. hecame instead a pharmacist's mate. Kenny and Ralph Caldwell opened an Inn called Caldwell and Caldwelrs Come on Inn. Gloria Threllceld, a famous lecturer on Biol- ogy, attained fame when she discussed The Flight of the Bumble Bee. Mike Johnson and Bolo Squair are designing zoot suits for the well-dressed Jacks of the day. Mae Cogswell has become an English teacher at good old D. H. S. and her motto is, The Less Vvorlc, The Better The Grade. The Dixie Trio, Mickey Morris, Jean Savage. and Martha Bradley, have their own radio pro- gram on Station L S M F T. Glenn Vvegener is their Master of Ceremonies. Leonard Schulte, not quite as undernourished but just as popular, became a second Sinatra. and Glendora Northcutt is his professional swooner. lVlary Parsons went to college and majored in gymnastics. She ended up hy marrying Physical Helen Ross is now a hep belle operator drooling number pleas-s-se to anyone who will listen. Page Twenty-three eladd- paapfzecq Jimmy Deister spent years in perfecting a new car known as the Three D's -Deister's Diesel Dodger. Billy Gtten, the fresh millcman, never fails to deliver 8 quarts daily to Norbert Cahill's happy little family at 8 Buttermilk Pike. Sally Youtsey teaches a private kindergarten for rich little boys. James Manning established a new era in literature known as mThe Age of Manning hy his ever great allegory Atom and Evil. Zelma Sharif is still singing uscrula lvle, lvlommau at the Soap Box Opera. Lee Droege and Bill Laird are photographers for the Bathing Beauty magazine. Mary Nix and Pat Brown do their modeling. Almadelle Aslicraft made a career of her singing. She warlales the commercials for Birdseye's Frozen Frog Legs. All the national problems were solved hy President Buzzy Tietig with the glorious help of his wife. Nlary Lou Roeding draws sport cartoons for the Enquirer, and her model is Charles Orally Jones. Ben Riley intended to he a Doctor of Science, hut is now a connoisseur of women. Shirley Eger's hallet dancing brought her fame, as she became the star of the Ballet Russe in Nexv York. Harris Comlos and Bob Loftinlc larolce all records in sky writing through their advertising of Robert Clement's pills, t'Guaranteed to worlc for any old jerk. Eileen Kelleher worked at the Post Office and surprised everyone hy marrying her favor- ite little mail carrier. VV. R. lVIcDavid and Danny Eastep opened a service station. ulVlac lceeps the laoolcs while Burr keeps the customers. Betty Teipel is the worlcl's most famous hair designer, and Doris Hunt models her coitfures for Vogue. VVith her knowledge of law, Bernice Kemper hecame well lcnown in politics. Mary Jane Utz is her campaign manager. Lorraine Gartner and Norma Vvard have reached the height of the Hall of Fame. Norma polishes the chandaliers while Lorraine super- vises. Robert Darpel finally settled down to a happy married life and spent all his time mal:- ing his family happy. Betty Thornton is 'assistant coach to Kit Car- son and something new has been added to haslcetlaall. After this strange phenomenon had passed through my mind. my rocket ship seemed to give a tremendous sigh, or rather craclc, and dispersed all at once into smolce and vapor. This imaginary noise, which to me seemed louder than the burst of a cannon, produced such a violent shake in my hrain that it dissolved the fumes of unconsciousness and left me wide awalce. Months later, after my roclcet ship had become a reality, I visited all the members of the class of '46 and, much to my surprise. dis- covered that each one had done in turn what I had forseen in my temporary insensihility which l had experienced in the process of in- venting my atomic roclcet ship. ' .-ELLEN YOUNG. Page Twenty-four Seaaice page DONALD DAMMERT DONALD BLACKBURN GEORGE Swmifono J EFF BROWNING Four members of time Senior Class of '46 were called to active service and were unable to graduate with the class. We wish to pay special tribute to these boys who had to give up their senior activities and delay their education while serving their country. Our service boys are Donald Dammert, Navy: Donald Blackburn, Army: George Swinforci, Navy: and Jeff Browning. Navy. Page Twenty-five , X Glen Alu December 7, 1941 --Pearl Harhor and a world at war. Though we were in only the eighth grade when our country entered the war, we realized that ours were not to he normal years of high-school life in a world at peace. However, as the first class to graduate from Dixie in the post-war era, we do feel that there could not have been four years more full of fun and unforgettable fellowship in our numerous activities. During our first year of high school we were unorganized as a class. Our large size made it necessary for us to be divided into three home rooms which made worlcing together difficult. in our Sophomore year, we became united under our llirst president of the class, Jimmy Deister. We gave one dance after a haslcet- ball game which was our First experience in working together. The Senior Class extended us an invitation to attend the Alumni Ball, making us the first Sophomore Class to he thus honored. As Juniors, our main activity was the Junior Prom which we gave in April. With the help of our sponsors, Niiss Allgeyer and Mr. Greene, and under the leadership of our class officers. Bill Gregory, president: Ellen Young, vice-presi- dent: Donald Dammert, secretary: and Leonard Schulte, treasurer: we gave three very success- ful dances after basketball games. These along with the magazine subscriptions and pencils which we sold furnished the funds that made our Junior Prom one of the most beautiful ever to he given at Dixie. Vve chose as King and Queen, Charles Madden and Doris Hunt. The termination of the war in Europe climaxcd a very eventful Junior year. in our fourth year, we elected as our class officers Glenn Vvegener, president: Mike John- son, vice-president: Shirley Eger, secretary: Ellen Young, treasurer: and immediately plunged into the whirl of Senior activities. Our co-sponsors and friends, Mrs. Nliller and Nlrs. Price, helped us to start cluhs which we feel contribute much to the extra-curricular life of Dixie. We chose Bolo Voslcuhl and Helen Ross to he Mr. and Miss Dixie IX, and in November we gave the annual Alumni Ball. Later in the year we chose the Annual Staff with Betty Teipel, editor. We gave four dances after games. a slcating party, and a Moonlight hoat ride in the spring. We also sold ads for the Annual and experienced a new unity in working together on these projects. The class play Girl Shy which was given in May was very successful. Now we are fast approaching the end of four wonderful years of high school. We are eager for the new experiences which lay hefore us and ready for the future. But, as we prepare for Baccallaureate. Class night. and Gradua- tion. we find ourselves thinking about the friends We have made: and remembering, as we will again and again in the future, the truly unforgettable experiences we have shared here at Dixie. -MARTHA BRADLEY. Page Twenty-six ' 1 I N97 I' . f x ' -Jxs' ffw?L,'H ., . , wmv:-'X f X '!. .. -'M H ' Srgfnaaswf -1-xp, ' N f...mKg3 xlu. L YL, Ji' W .M xxxxXXXXXXxx - -yn ? I i I 1 I 5 .vf 'N ' I llll 5 ,I .1 4 Q 1 lu I ' - zgllllll I lllllll 'zzzna-: ' .c,...,,,,,:,,,4 if-Q ? ?' Gylzpf' Sbacfeni 0 'Z R nidiaea Left lo Right: Glenn Vvegener. Betty Teipel, Ed Ticlig. Jerry Froclictxcr. Every year, members are selected by each class as representatives for the Student Council. One is chosen from each of the Junior High School grades, three from the Sophomore Class, four from the Junior Class, and four from the Senior Class. The Senior representatives are Glenn Vvegener, Betty Teipel, Jerry Froelictler, and Ed Tietig. The Student Council is the governing body of the school and sets up the standards for the activities of the school. Page Tivcntyrcight Glafu Ujjicwa Left lo Right: Glenn Vvegcner, Ellen Young, Mike Johnson. Shirley Eger. The class officers are Glenn Wegener, President: Mike Johnson, Vice-presi- dent: Ellen Young, Treasurer: Shirley Eger, Secretary. They are elected by time Senior Class and are chosen for their popularity, their willingness lo serve their class, and their scholastic rating. No candidate is eligible who has lower than a C average. Page Twenty-nine E. . seg EDITOR,S COMMITTEE Betty Teipel, Editor Lorraine Gartner Cvlenctora Nortlmcutt Ed Tietig Nlary Parsons Ellen Young ART CODIMITTEE Mary Lou Roeding, Chainnan Helen Ross Mike Johnson Jack Vvittkamp Nina Hellarcl SPECIAL FEATURES Martlma Bradley, Chairman Doris Hunt Nlary Ntorris SNAP SHOTS Lee Droege, Chairman Bill Laird IXDVERTISING COMMITTEE Glenn VVegener, Chairman Bin Rusconi Nlary Nix Eileen Kelleher Sally Youtsey Jean Savage Bill Gregory Jerry Froelicher Jim Deister TYPISTS Calvin Baker, Chairman Bernice Kemper Shirley Eger Aimaxtlelle Ashcraft Ramona Raabe Pat Brown S Pours Leonard Schulte, Chairman Bob Voslcuhl Bob Squair Mus. PRICE, Sponsor Page Thirty Alanna Sfucfenlid First Row: Lorraine Gartner. Ntartixa Bradley, Doris Hunt. Ntary Lou Roeding. Second Row: Calvin Baker. Gloria Tiirclkeici, Betty Tcipcl, Jerry Frociiciier, Glenn Xvcgcncr Lorraine Gartner, Valeciictoriang Nlary Lou Roeciing, Satutatoriang Betty Teipel, Historian and Annual Editor: Glenn Vvegener, President Senior Class: Jerry Froeiiciler, President Student Councitg Doris Hunt, President Beta Club: Nlartila Bradley, Calvin Baker, Gloria Ttlreiiceici, Baia Glue The Beta Club was organized this year in recognition of those students who have high scholastic Mary Nix, Ellen Young. f, standing. Twelve students from time three Senior High School Class are charter members. Of this number six are from the Class of '46. They are: Doris A. Hunt, President: Betty Teipei. Martha Bradley, Mary Nix, Lorraine Gartner, and Calvin Baker. Mr. Harris, Sponsor. Page Thirty-one paam King. am! .Queen The most exciting part of our Junior Prom was the coronation of Doris Ann Hunt and Charles Madden as Queen and King. They were chosen because of their outstanding personalities and scholastic ability. As has been the custom, ttne queen was chosen by the boys and the king' was chosen by time girls. Page Thirly-Iwo 7!ae juniaa Paam Time imigtmiigimt of 1945 was time Junior Prom given in time gymnasium on April 27. It will always be remembered as one of time most emm- joyaiuie occasions of our tmigtm sctmooi years. As if by magic time gymnasium became a Frencim side-walk cafe wittm coiorfui awnings extending over time taioies, and quaint lamp posts tending a dim, dreamy effect to time room. Painted scenes depicting Frenctm pastry simops, imat simops and wine stmops covered time waits. Time music of Cecil Youngs orcimestra added an encimantment to time already beautiful room. A large part of time Prom's success we owe to Miss Kilgore, time art director, and to Miss Aiigeyer and Mr. Greene, time class sponsors. Miss Kilgore patiently directed us ttmrougtm many imappy imours of decorating. Cimaries Madden and Doris Ann Hunt ine- came icing and queen for a nigtmt. To climax time evening time attendants ted ntimeir majestiesu to time ttmrones to time tune of Stardust wimere timey were crowned King and Queen of time Prom by Kennettm Hansel, time Senior Class president. Time attendants in order of procession were Niary Eileen Kettetuer and Vviiiiam Gregory. Niary Morris and Donald Dammert. Geraldine Froeiicimer and Jack Wittkamp, Betty Teipei and Niictmaei Johnson, Jean Savage and Robert Voskutmi, and Patricia Brown and Edward Tietig. Time young crown-bearers were Jan Lawton Greene and Biiiy Eger. Vve feet and imave been told by many people ttmat time Junior Prom of 1945 was time most beautifully decorated and most successful Prom ever given at Dixie. m-JEAN SAVAGE. 76a Allthtlti gall Time Aiumni Bait was one of time imigimiigimts of our Senior year. Vvitim time assistance of Miss Kilgore, and under time direction of our Spon- sors, Nirs. Miller and Nirs. Price, we decorated time gymnasium to represent imarvest time. Fieids of corn. woodland scenes and a imuge imarvest moon made a beautiful setting for time ioaii. Timis year we welcomed a greater number of our Alumni timan at any bait in recent years. Time music of Cecil Young's orctmestra did muctm to make timis time best Alumni Bait imm many years. Vve wisim to pay special tribute to Niiss Kil- gore for tmer artistic imeip not oniy for time Prom and Alumni Batt but also time posters for our dances and ottmer activities. .-EDWARD TmE'rmG. Page Ttmirly-three 7 Glau Wa!! Vve, the Seniors of nineteen hunctrect and forty-six, of Dixie Heights High Schoot, in the County of Kenton, State of Kentucky, being of sound minct, anct reatizing that the time to ctepart is at hanct, do hereby ctectare this to tae our tast Witt anci testament: ARTICLE I To the members of the faculty, we bequeath the following: 1. To Mr. Caywooci, we teave a catenctar with more hoticiays for Dixie. 2. To txftr. Gregory, a priority to tauitct a sta- ciium twig enough so peopte won't have to he turnect away. 3. To Miss Rouse, a secretary to hetp her with att her extra wortc. 4. To Mr. Hohnhorst, the Perfect Foottnatt Game: more majorettes, more cheerteaciers, anct an att-girl hand. 5. To Mrs. Mitter, a wheet-chair so her peg teg worft tceep her home so much. 6. To Mrs. Price, an Annuat Staff that Witt Witt get things done. But quictctt 7. To tVtr. Greene, a quarter's worth ot useect money. S. To Miss Gites, a tous that runs from the tmottom ot the hitt to Dixie's front ctoor. 9. To Mr. Atten, a potter tatate with tots anct tots ot' chips. 10. To txftiss Rogers, a speciat room ot her own that is atways tcept at an eighty degree temperature. ll. To Mr. Carson, some men to take the ptace ot the mighty athtetes in the Senior Ctass. 12. To Miss Purstey, some girts to tiven up the Trig Class. 13. To tVtr. Carter, We teave the D. L. L. S. fDixie Lunch Line Spy, so there's no chectcing. 14. To Ntiss Ctartie, an unabridged dictionary. 15. To Mr. Mahan, a taastcettnatt team titce his tast one - in 1942-43. 16. To Ntiss Attgeyer, Good Luctc, so she w0n'l get stuctc with another Engtish ctass titie this year's. 17. To Mrs. VVest, another excuse to take a vacation, now that her hustoanct is ctis- charged. 18. To tVtr. Harris, a bus that won't hreatc ctown on cotct days, that is, at 3 o'ctoctc. 19. To txftrs. Fitz-Hugh, we teave a ctrop-proof, stop-proof watch for her shorthand ctasses. 20. To Miss Ractce, we teave an economy size tmottte of hair tacquer. 21. To Mr. Shaettter, an entrance to the Com- merciat Art Department that Witt not inter- fere with his Printing Ctasses. 22. To Miss Rectmon, a bouncer for the Lihrary. 23. To Miss Hitt, we teave a ctate. 24. To Miss Kitgore, tots ot happy ctays with Jerry. 25. To Ntiss Snycter, a satary raise so she can comptete her sitver service. 26. To tVtr. Victcery, tots of happy years ot teaching at Dixie. ' 27. To Mrs. Vvittiams, more cooperation from the tnoys in her music ctasses. To Mrs. BONVIIIBII, H few CXtl'El seats t'Ol' t'l6l tl0Il'lC TOOIYI. ARTICLE II To the various classes we bequeath the fottowing: 1. To the Juniors: the ataitity to put out an annuat that can compare with ours. 2. To the sophomores: the strength they'tt neect to keep the Juniors anct Seniors from tcnoctcing them around. 3. To the Junior High Schoot: fottow the good exampte of the uhonorahte Seniors. ARTICLE H1 To our various friends anal ctassmates we bequeath the fottowing: 1. Atmactette Ashcratt teaves for Great Lakes . on the fastest ptane. 2. Calvin Batter teaves his intettigence to George Euhantcs. 3. Martha Bradtey teaves her soft voice in Government to Bobby Rich. 4. Pat Brown teaves her tong curty eyelashes to Botohy Kay Hitch. 5. Norta Cahitt ctoesn't teave anything ,cause he neecis everything he's got. 6. Kenny Catctwett teaves his gracetut danc- ing to Darrel Lear. 7. Ntae Cogswett teaves her ptace in Engtistm to Shirtey Graham. 8. Ratph Catciwett teaves his singing voice to Ect Fottz. 9. Betty Earts teaves her shorthand atuitity to tVtarityn Scheper. 10. Robert Clements teaves his wise cractcs to Bitty Kwozatta. Page Thirty-five ,E X Glwu Wd! Shirley Eger leaves Freddie, so he can con- centrate on his worlc. Robert Darpel leaves his dark complexion to Toady Shelton. Jerry Froelicher leaves her A,s in English to Socks Benson. Lorraine Gartner leaves her chewing gum to Lal Rankin. Jimmy Deister leaves his iniiuence with Doc to John lxfleninger. Lee Droege leaves his jitney to Jerry Caldwell. Nina Hellard leaves her liking for Nlath to Donald Eger. Danny Eastep leaves his hrains to Paul Pfenningworth. Doris Hunt leaves all her Back Home For Keepsu pictures to Eddena Nlarrs. Bill Gregory leaves his jitterlougging to Janet Mcclung. Eileen Kelleher leaves her height to Harry Leidy. Nlilce Johnson leaves his zoot clothes to Ira Richard Harris. Bernice Kemper leaves her endless chatter to Nettie Lane. Charlie Jones leaves his tooth piclcs to Joe Briede. Nliclcey Morris leaves her long, dark hair to Fritz Diclchaus. Bill Laird leaves his influence with Miss Rouse to Ann Hawes. Bolo Loffinlc leaves his Wolfing to Frank Hicks. Phyllis Nicholson leaves her quiet ways to Mary Ann Evanslaurg. Nlary Nix leaves her blond hair to Bette Hamilton. Charlie Nladden leaves Jeanette Raahe to anyone who will take good care of her. Glenny Northcutt leaves her green sweaters to Jean Litton. Jimmy lxflanning leaves his place on the football bench to Eddie Benson. Nlary Parsons leaves her strut to Susan Morris. VV. R. lX'IcDavid leaves his freckles to Jimmy Jones. Ramona Raahe leaves her liking for short- hand to Shirley Nliller. Bolo Mullins leaves his physique to Floyd Click Pug e 37. 38. 39. 40. 4 l. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51 Glen Revel leaves her dark eyes to Mary Reid Grizzell. Bill Presnell leaves his title, Sir Vvilliamn to Bill Freshney. Mary Lou Roeding leaves her place on the Annual Staff to Diclc Schilds. Ben Riley leaves his burr haircut to Xrvar- ren Reed. Helen Ross leaves Miss Dixie to a popular Junior. Bill Rusconi leaves his position at the cash register to George Fellers. Jean Savage leaves her place on the Dixie Trio to Julie Bradley. Leonard Schulte leaves his extreme liking for Senior Girls to Toady Herron. Bolo Squair leaves his curly hair to Gordon Uclaudn Kuhn. Dolores Schultz leaves Dixie to go hack home to Cleveland. Zelma Sharif leaves her acting ability to Billy Kreclcler. Buzzy Tietig leaves his big feet to Ann Hood. Betty Teipel leaves her hand lmitted sweaters to Joan Stewart. Bob Voslcuhl leaves his basketball and foot- ball positions to Jerry Ostrow'. Betty Thornton leaves her athletic ability ' to Judy Ellis. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61 . Thirty-six Glen Vvegener leaves his silly hats to Kent Savage. Gloria Threllceld leaves her friendship for Miss Snyder to someone who needs it. Jack Vvittlcamp leaves his haloy talk to Boh Coffey. Mary Jane Utz leaves her appetite to Ruth Eastman. Norma VVard leaves her midnight haunts to Tom Bell. Ellen Young leaves her art ability to Johnnie Shira. Sally Youtsey leaves to go to U. K. Billy Otten leaves Patty to Dick Rambler. Bch Schawe would leave his Ford hut he needs it. Harris Combs leaves his success in love to Jimmy Vvilson. -EILEEN KELLEHER Doms HUNT ELILUEE svnusnnen BY EEIMIMR ELAQQ WE cuu-113-ng. Gui Left to Right, First Row: Gloria Demmien, Zelma Sharif, Nlarilyn Scheper. Lorraine Gartner, Phyllis Nicholson, Doris Nlccnin, Shirley Eger. Eileen Kelleher, Jane Vvollf. Niilmirerl Sams, Jean Nvolli, Doris Hunt, Mary Parsons. Betty Thornton, Eileen Allen. Second Raw: Kent Savage, Jean Litton, Jackie Pincr. Niary Nix, Vivian Schepcr, Ellen Young, Nlary Niorris. Jean Euhanlrs, Nina Hellarcl, Dot Schawe, Pat Xvarcl. Jean Savage. Helen Ross. Third Row: Nlartha Bradley. Doris Brahm, Lois Meyers, lmogene Kelsay, Norma VVarLl, Betty Tcipcl, Nlary Lou Roecling, Juanita Bramlett, Alma Nlagley, Norma Rivarcl, Lois O'Brien, Pat Brown, Glcnclura Northcutt. Fourth Rom: Dick Meyers, Charles Jones. George Allf, Lee Droege, Bill Laird. Bill Freshney. George Fellers. Bob Hakes, Jim Jones, James Free, Bill Rusconi. Don Turner, Glenn Vvcgener. Fifth Row: Jack Vvitilcamp. Bill Ottcn. John Van Duyn, Mike Johnson, Bob Niullins. Charles Blaciclcn. Jerry Ostrow, Ecl Tietig, Bolo Squair, Charles VX7ilcox, Bola Voslcuhl, Leonard Schulte. The Bowling Club was one of the largest cluhs organized by the Senior class this year. It was sponsored by Miss Kilgore. The officers were Len Schulte, president, and Nina Hellarcl, secretary. Although it did not enter into competition with other schools because of the members' inexperience, it hopes to in the future. Page Thiriy-nigh! fvewdpwpea G A Left to Right, Standing and at Desk: iwiss Racke. Eci Ticlig. Judy Ellis, Julie Braciiey. Seated, First Row: Bcity Taipei, Doris Hunt. Aimacieiic Asimcratt, Phyllis Nicholson. Second Row: Sheila Jotxnson, Pat Brown. Jerry Frociicirer. Martira Bradley. Niary Morris, Norlna Rivarci. Third Row: Gloria Demmicn, Jean Savage, Glenn Vvegcncr. Darrel Lear. Fourth Row: Betty Hamilton. Jim Jones. This year time Dixie Dodger went to press after an absence of several years. Time various members of time Newspaper Club and its aioie sponsor, Miss Racke, utilized tixeir efforts to provide an enlightening as weii as entertaining paper. The paper is bigger and better than it has ever been before. Vvitim such a good start we are assured that our scixooi paper will ranic with time best within a few years. Page Thirty-nine ' icfinq anal Rifle 0 uid First Row: Jim Vviison. Joim Shim. Seconci Row: Jean Litton, Kathy Brolic, Nettie Lane, Simiriey Egcr, Nina Garciner, Sixiriey Niiiier, Niary Parsons, Nancy Frowe, Nirs. XN'est. Under time able sponsorship of Nirs. Vvest tile Riding Ciuia enjoyed a very successfui year. They rocie from Sunnyside Riciing Ciuio tiirougii Devou Park. President, Joiin Siiira. 1 1 Left to Right, First Row: Harry Leiriy, Mike Johnson, Jimmy Deislcr, Lee Droege. Second Row: George Auf, Jim Free, Dick Sciiiici. Jack Xviltiialnp. Third Row: Leonard Sciiuite, Eciwarci Tietig, Norbert Caiiiii, Bob Squair, Nir. Greene. The Riiie Club was reorganized uncier time sponsorship of Wir. Greene. it iwaci a successfui year with many meets iieici on time range iaeiiinci time footioaii ilieici. Time officers were Jim Deister, president: Niiice Joiinson, vice-president: Lee Droege, secretary: and I'iarry Leiciy, treasurer. Page Forty G ancfs ' 'ng GMM First Row, Kneeling: Niary Lou Rocciing, Pat Brown, Niary Parsons, Nina Hciiarci. Second Row, Standing: Biii Lairci. Eci Tielig, Tom Beii, Paui Pi-CllIliKIgW0fiil. Lee Droege. The Camera Ciuia was very active in taking and developing pictures useci in this' annuai. il was under time sponsorship of HDOCH Hoimilorst. President, Lee Droege: Secretary-Treasurer, Biii Lairci. First Row, Kneeling: Siiiriey Eger, Eiieen Keiiciler, Eiien Young, Niary Lou Roc-ding. Fay Nvcavcr, Lois Nieycrs, Cixariolie Sileiton. Jackie Pincr, .lean Lilion. Second Raw: Biii Ruscnni. Dick Vvililing, Dick Rainier, Lee Droege. ECI Tieiig. Jim Xxfiison. Dicic Nic-yers, Don Turner, Biii Bariiiiau, Joiln Niusser, Russeii Bingaman, .ioimn Sixira, Niiice Joinnson. Since time Swimming Ciuia was newly organized, ii did not enter into competition but dici enjoy many swimming meets at tile Y. Ni. C. A. pooi. Sponsor, Miss Kiigoreg President, Ed Tietig. Page Forly-one fa' Ge QQIIIHH H17 M' L- Roach, 9 G Nic, n Qs- fm Y NAME Almarielle Ashcrait ................. Martha Bradley ........... ........ NICKNABIE LovEs Al A sailor Marty Frienclly people Patricia Brown ........ Pat Mae Cogswell .......... Daisy Betty Earls ............... Betts Shirley Eger ..........................,.. lsh Geraldine Froelicher ............... .lerry Lorraine Gartner ......... ........ T iny Nina Hellard ........... Tahlay Doris l'lunt .............. Dory Eileen Kelleher ........ lnclian Bernice Kemper ......, Bee Mary Ruth Morris... Miclc Phyllis Nicholson ..... Phil Mary Nix ................... Niclcie Glenclora Northcutt ................ Glenny Mary Virginia Parsons ........... Jenny Ramona Raalme ........................ Mona Gwendolyn Revel ................... Glen Mary Lou Roecling ................. Criclcet Helen Ross ..........,........ ........ R astice Jean Savage ............. ........ L iz Dolores Schulz ........ ....... D ee Dee Zelma Sharif ............ ........ Z om Betty Teipel ......... ....... T ip Betty Thornton ............ ........ B etty T. Gloria Threllaeld .......... ....... G lo Mary .lane Utz ........ ....... U tzie Norma Ward ........... .....,.. N or Ellen Young ......... ........ M easles Sarah Youtsey ......... ....... S al Clothes Sailors Someone l'lorselJaclc riding A wolf Sleeping late Bowling Baslcethall games Starclust Swimming To clance with .leep Getting letters Weelc ends Green sweaters Linda Sailors A sailor To clraw Tom Northern Michigan Dogs Clothes Sports Carl Convertilmles Movies Vacation Dancing Football letters HATES Bashful people Turnips Alann cloclcs Blaclc licorice Rainy clays Stucly halls sarcastic people Fights House worlc Homework Guy Lomharclo Ham sanclwiches Raclio turnecl too Alarm cloclcs Exams Cats Conceiteci lmoys Shorthand Book reports To hurry Tattletales To hurry Math Stuclcup people Exams Snobs Rainy weather Turnips Owls Dogs Slow readers GJWJ low FAVORITE EXPRESSION Guno Tell me Boing? lt's a sight Youlre not lciclcling Oh, l'm so excitecl Nuts Nuts Fuclge Come on, Tip l'ley you Wouldn't you lilce to lmow Huh Oh, hrother rleepers A That malces me so macl No l thinlc it's all very ciumlm l'li, oyster lmrain Wait for me Howdy For l1eaven's salce For crying out loucl C'mon yo all lim coming, Dory l'm a guessin' so l'lulalJa huhha Oh, crumlm That's tough Oh, pilile Hurry up WANTS TO BE Happy Remembered Model Somehoclys secretary Taller Art teacher Happy Pianist Geometry Teacher 'iDoc's assistant secretary Owner ol nylons Secretary Always young at heart Millionaire Airplane stewarciess ' Laywer Good nurse SomelJocly's hoss Happy Cartoonist His boss Resourceful Technician An actress Docs secretary Telephone operator Secretary Nurse lnterior decorator Dog catcher Owner ol a zoo -MICKEY AND SHIRLEY. B us kXxxx X Sf QQ N 51 Q X XXX XS Q S w v, X XX XX X X X X N N XX s X mxxXX.- R . Wxxx X is X X X :,..,X L X, i S 3 QF X X if X 5 1 X. gy es! -- xi Q Q in x x RX 1 X 4 sk , X P ix ,Y Q likxv X N xx Xhx- gg! x , F A QNX X is fx X asf XS iw i- f X wk N if S X Xxik 5 K Xk.. '1..ii ' ,,mrzlflfWIIIWWIMWKWMWW unllll , ZE? q 7 .Mr Wmwfffwvflwwwmmv .,,,1n11flAWW,WW l X XX AN Sx ..:, ,. ' .1 .igf-if K Q 5 X NX Wk X N ESQ? X :XX Xa fl NAME Calvin Baker ......... Ralph Caldwell .... Norbert Cahill .............. ...,... Kenneth Calclwell ................... Rohert Clements... Roloert Darpel ....... James Deister ....... Harris Comlas ....... Lee Droege ........... Danny Eastep ....... William Gregory ......... ....... Michael Johnson ...... ....,.. CIIEIIICS AIOIICS ....... Bill Laird ............... Robert Loiiink ............,............. Cl18l'lCS Madden... Walker Ranson lVlcDavicl ..... .lames Manning ....................... Bch Mullins ............................. Vvilliam Orton .......,. ....... William Presnell .......... ....... Bill Rusconi .............. ....... Benjamin Riley ............ ....... Roloert Schawe ......... ....... Leonard Schulte ....... ....... Roloert Squair ...... Eclwarcl Tietig .......... ....... Boh Voskuhl ,........... ....... Glenn Wegener... .lack Wittkamp ........ ....... , L I7 NICKNAME LovEs Bake Summertime Kitty To loaf Taclerhill Women Kenny Richmoncl, Ky. Clem Baselaall Wop To eat Deister Beer and pretzels Curly Parties Grape Adventure Burr To travel Greg Dancing Mike Parties Orally Swimming Wolf Girls Ducle Beer and music Charley Cars Dula Parties Downing To play footloall lVloon To play pool Toacl To eat lunch early Pres Chewing gum Russ To eat Ben Music Shocle Fish Len To compliment people Pop To eat Buzzy Arguments Vos Sports Twinkle To he alone with girls Witte Ocean City 'y efzcwl' HATES To go to hecl early English notes To go to the army The city Work Homework lVlixin' my clrinks The worcls, move o Cats To go to school To sit still Plain clothes Late time of eating Latin . Park Hills Work Lonely nights Winter English lncluction Exams Homework F. B. l. Bleacheci loloncles Park policeman Bloncles Work To wear a tie lroning shirts FAVORITE EXPRESSION Never give up Oh, hol Oh, hcckl Reckon? Nutsl Let's take off What you want, a cigar? url Whatta' ya say? Ola, hol VVhat,s cookin'? Nuts Creekhank B. My name isn,t Orally Censorecl Soup Holy mackerel Burly loircl l cion't have my homework ' Just one more Hi, yal Don't know Gloop Really, why not now? Let's eat Footl What's say Please l..et's go, guys Oh ho, you think so, huh Drivin' with two hancls l Chicwuhlaa WANrs ro BE Electrical engineer Successful Major in the army Agricultural engineer Champion checker player Buck private Retired A man Millionaire A success Harry James ll Hanclsome A jitterlaug Lawyer Lawyer Successful A man Ky. Colonel A Marine Plc. lVlortician's assistant Contentecl A man A jitterbug Grease monkey Wyoming rancher Loved Coach lntrovert Mayor of Bromley l 1 ww I 1 6 EZ '-'i l ATHLETEE5 M ki A ' ' Ylliffre Q W fy I , J , JACK VVITTKAMP Introducing Jack Vvittkamp, Dixie's 1945 football captain. Jack was truiy the ieacier of time football team. VVitt. as he is caiieci by most of his friencis, has been a member of the football squad for the past 'four years. He has earned two ietters in football and one in basketball. nVVitt, after playing almost every position on the line in time previous three years, moveci to the back field last year. He led the team in scoring by four t0I.lCi'ld0YVl'lS and three passes. Vve sincerely hope that Jack is aisle to carry on his football career in college. Good luck, uVVitt. Page Forty-eig ht 1 N l 1 i 1 1 :.. wi' Ng 5 S 24N M Vw NN X N X ei A X: Q K lx E ix N Qi X X W 5? R xi, Q A x R xxg5 2 X Xi N Q X E Qi EE Q s 2 X xx 'E A 3 i WK QM Mx 'ORALUY' LEN gx W ? W 'EREE 'MUUN' Q asw. . .Er K mfg Lgyiikw ix .W ax iw X 4: v 3. X X , 'KITTY' 'DUWNINE' wa 'ii' uVDE MIKE wg 1 L.: 1.5: . ikV?.f Qm?5i - H BURR aliud 61115 Squad! First Row: Harry Lcidy, George Am., Don Egger, Jim Rigney, Don Degicrw, Cecil Am, Lal Rankin, Jaclc Salinger, Bob Mullins, Jim Manning, Charles Jones, Dick Schild. Second Row: Glenn Dammert, Bill Gregory, Jack Xfviitkamp, Milcc Johnson, ,lim Free, Bob Blackburn, Leonard Bert, Jim Morrison, Jack Rouse, Darrel Lear, Bob Rich, Ross Herron. Third Row: Coach Carson, Frank Hicks, Jim Yverl, Jerry Ostrow, Leonard Schulte, Bob Voskuixl. Jim Holland, Ralph Caldwell, Danny Easlep, Bob Coizfcy, EJ Gosney, Bill Fresimey. Qaatdalle Seam The 1945 footioaii season was marred hy tive defeats against three victories. Xfve opened the season with three straight tosses. The first of the two being iost to Roger Bacon, one of the best teams in Cincinnati. The next defeat came at the hands of Louisviiie iviaie, rated the best team in the state. in our third game we piayed a ioetter iorand of hail aithough iosing to Hoimes, who iater won the Conference Championship. Against Ludlow, Dixie was heid scoreiess the iiirst hati but in the second hail: ciiciced off 26 points to win our first game. The game with Lloyd was never in ciouiyt, as Dixie won easiiy. Things were iooicing good, hut in our next game Dayton reaiiy iniasted our hopes with a decisive victory over us. The ilinai two games were played in a tieici oi mud. The Campheii County game was won easiiy, as Dixie scored in every quarter of the game- The tinai game of the season found Dixie traveling to Highland who outpiayed Dixie for 21112 quarters and had too large a iead for Dixie to overcome. The final score was 26-13. Ten seniors helped to make up the squad and aii ten of the boys earned ietters. They were: Ralph Caiciweii, Danny Eastep, Biii Gregory, ivliice Johnson, Charles Jones, Jim Nianning, Bob iViuiiins, Len Schulte, Bob Vosicuhi, and Jack Vvitticamp. Three members of the team received honorable mention on the AH-Conference Team. They were Ed Gosney, guarcig Darrei Lear, end: and Boio Vosicuhi, center. Boi: Vosicuhi aiso received honoraioie mention as center on the Ati-State Squad. - 6 Dixie ........ ......... 2 7 Koger Bacon 0 Dixie ........ ......... 3 9 Mate. 0 Dixie ..... ...... 1 9 Hoimes 26 Dixie ..... ...... O Ludlow 19 Dixie ........ ...... 0 Lloyd 6 Dixie ........ ......... 3 9 Dayton 34 Dixie ..... ...... 0 Campheii County 13 Dixie.. ......... 26 Highland .-Bon VOSKUHL. Page Fifty-one EARL .'KlT CARSON Earl Kit Carson has proven himself a very successful coach wtxile he has been at Dixie. His work in Football and Basketball has been outstanding. In basketball tie has led Dixie to many victories with scoring tlonors. To him the Seniors of '46 pay tribute for turning out suctl splendid teams. Page Fiftyelwo J H ff ew Left to Right, Seated: Pat Brown. Nlary Nlorris. Kneeling: Bill Gregory. Bots Voslculrnl. Mike Johnson, Jim Dcister, Ed Tictig. Standing: Bob Nlullins. Cllarlcs MHCIASD, Jack XN'iltliamp, Cliarlcs Jones, Danny Eastep, James Nlanning, Ralpll Caldwell Leonard Schulte This club is macle up of all students wllo have received letters in recognition of tlieir par- ticipation in one of the major sports. These sports inclucle football, basketball., traclc, cheerleading and music. Page Fifty-three BOB VOSKUHL. The outstanding player and high point man at Dixie this year was Robert UBOBU Voskutll whose point average placed him among the high scorers of Northern Kentucky. He plays both basketball and football and is a good sport in both. Having earned a football scholarship for Vvastlington anti Lee, he will surety come out ahead in that field. He is welt liked and admired by all who know him. The seniors at Dixie pay him tribute for his outstanding performance in sports. i Page Fifty-four 1 Eadkellialf Sqn Left to Riglit, First Row: Glenn Dammert. .Ioe Purdy. Don Eger. Fred Diclclmaus, Bill Kwozalla. Floyd Cliclc. Second Row, Standing: Bill Gregory. Bob Colley, Bel: Voslculxl, Barry Jolson. Earl Reclwine. Kent Savage, .Ierry Oslrom Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Bolm Blaclclaurn, Cliarles Nladden. .lim Jones, Darrel Lear, ilaclc Yvittlcainp. Coaclm Carson. A BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Hebron Lloyd Higlllands Simon Kenton Llniversiiy l'ligl1 lxlewport Holmes Newport Beecliwoocl Dayton Bellevue Lloyd Ludlow Beecliwoocl Dayton 37 31 27 22 26 26 28 24 30 45 24 25 29 22 20 Page Fifty Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie -six .......l'Iolmes .......Silver Grove .......Russell .......St. Xavier .......Higl1lands ....................Simon Kenton .......................CempbeII Co. DISTRICT ....................Simon Kenton . .... . .LUdl0NV ....................Beecl1wood REGIONAL ....................CamplJell Co. 33 14 34 39 29 32 40 24 40 29 31 Bafikezfdwll Dixie's Little Coionels had a very successful basketball season this year, winning 20 out ot 26 games. Led by Robert Bob Voskuhl, Dixie's high point man. the Little Coioneis came out to win the N. K. A. C. hy a close two point margin. Other Seniors who led in the scoring were Jack Vvitticamp, Charles Nladden, and Bill Gregory. Through the cooperation of the whole team, the Little Coloneis led the N. K. A. C. during most of the season. They had a few close games with Beechwood, Belle- vue, and Ludlow, winning hy only two or three points. The District Tournament held here at Dixie proved very exciting. In our first game we played Simon Kenton. Nve were handicapped by the toss of X7osicuhl who received a sprained ankle in the preceding game. hut we won hy a close 25 to 24 margin. The second game with Ludlow was also a thrilling game with the score ending 43 to 40. The last District game was with Beechwood. This was a sudden death game with two overtime periods. Dixie finally won 31 to 29. The following week we went to Nexvport to play Campbell County in the .opening game of the Regional Tournament. but we lost 27 to 34. That loss ended our suc- cessful season. The Seniors pay tribute to coach Earl uKit,' Carson and assistant coach Boyd Nlahan, who turned out such a splendid team. .-Bon SQUAIR. Page Fifty-seven Seniaa Gfzemfeacfmfi The Dixie Heights student bocly was greatly encouraged this year by our fine group of cheer leaders. They were: Niickey Morris, Jimmy Deister, John Van Duyn and Pat Brown. Pat has been cheer leader for tile past three years. Johnny left for the army before the year was completed. The cheer leaders are chosen for their ability, personality, and scholastic record. Vve feel that their loyal support has helped to make this a successful year for our teams. Page Fifty-eight f SS W A A x A X wks qua Q l :': g g!! X ww. WM ww ig My N wig Ni x . fr A P N. f-'- . XXSSA Xxx TILL VVE MEET AGAIN Though you're gone, remember Dixie Heights, Higii School days with all their fond delights, ivlemories from day to day, Junior prom and senior play, Fellowship we've had in times gone lay, Moments wesll remember with a sigh, Class of '46, adieu Till we meet again. Thoughts of school will linger in our hearts, Of all the times that we have taken part, ln trying to make our ciass rate high, In each and every schoolmateis eye, XVe'il think of all the pranks that we have played, Then in our hearts a iittie voice will say, Remember ali those pleasant Clays, Till we meet again. Though We,ve gone, letss take another glance, At the fun we,ve had at every dance, in quiet moments We'li recall, Thoughts of our Alumni Ball, Let every memory banish every care, Xvhen We think of times we've had to share, Friends so fair and square, aclieu Till We meet again. -LORRAINE GARTNER Page Sixty Uvffka. .gg .QW -n11Q3I55. ',.v ,... ,.-30.4 . -4:5 gc... f,.:x,e::.. :: 'rs . . , ,. , ,..:f...o- Q..xx, .....:,. .s f . -'xx I.I..vQf 032. ' - ....-g,,.. ...o ku x' .10 L l 1 1 .nv '.' ...g,...-55.5-as 9124?-F?:a1ff 51.1-.11-----. . - :::.. - nys ' Q0 ' 5225- WIS .,.. t ,, .... :..2. .... xx..- .... .... ...tn , ..... ..35......... :':'J......Q:v 3 Lu... fx ..... 1 ? Q 1.C'2I3 W ' ..... 1 . ......... mt tl ........ . it .......... 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IIIZIIIZZIIIII' .2' www A lflll lllllldlfllll 11,1 I ffl, lil, ly!! 111, 11,1 ll l Z, M ll I KET ME JV lg ll ljilll 5E NIU RE x. .xx xxx xxxxxa xx xyxx xxxx xxxx xxxx Xxx Xxxx xxx xxx xxx Xxx xxxx xxx xxx Xxx Xxx Xxx xxx xxx xxx Xxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxx xxx xxxxxxxxx xxxx xxxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx XX Xxx Xxx Xxx Xxxx Xxxx Xxxx Xxx Xxxx Xxxx Xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx Xxx Xxxx Xxxx xxxx Xxxx Xxxx Xxx Xxx Xxxx Xxxx xxxx Xxxx Xxx Xxxx Xxx Xxx Xxx Xxxx Xxx Xx 4X xxx xxxxxxxx' Z M L . .R Oedin painfing. cancf in Iuka! 14423 Left to Rigirt, Circle: Robert Simwc, Bob Niuiiins, Bob Vosiruiii, Cilaries Nladcien, Nir. Sciracmer, VV. R. 1VicDavici. Our printing department Pills a two-foicl need in our school. lt offers to students valuable instruction in time fundamentals of printing, and gives those students practical experknce in doing all of time printing for time Kenton County Schools. Left io Right. SlanJing:Rnipi1 Caiciwc-ii. Nir. Carter, Bob Niuiiins. Second Row, Sitting: Cixarics Jones. Nimrimcrl Caixiii, Bois Voskuili. Third Row, Sitting: Robert Darpei, James Nizuming, Danny East:-p, Jack Vvitlicamp. Robert Sctlawn. The Industrial Pxrts Department does much to prepare us for our life in this world of machines. It offers courses in mechanical and architectural drawing, tooieci and cut leather work, bench and power woodwork, cloth and fiber weaving, practical electricity, and metal lathe turning. The seniors of the Industrial Arts Department wish to express their appreciation to Nlr. Carter for his faithful instruction. Page Sixty-Iwo Eudinedat '7acainin7, Standing: Miss Clarlce. First Row: VV. R. lVlcDavic,l, Bolo Voslculml, Norbert Caliill. Bill Olten. Second Row: Flarie Bcanlen. Nine Cngfswcll. Ramona Rnnbc, Helen Ross, Alrnmlellc Aslxcralt. Tlxirrl Row: Betty Tlxornton, Gwen Rc-vel. lvlemloers of the Distrilautive Occupatioix Class of llixie Heigllts Higli IIEIVC tlieir co-ops working in the stores of Covington. These students are doing a splendid job. First Row: Glenclora Norllxcult. Second Row: Glenn XN'egcncr. Bill Gregory. Ellen Young. Belly Earls, Eileen Kellelzcr. Tlrirxl Row: Pllyllis Nicholson. Ben Riley. Lee Droege, Bill Rusconi. Gloria Tlircllccld. Fourth Row: Bill Oltcn. Nlnry Nix. Pnl Brown, Ramona Raabe, Nlary .lane Utz. Fiftl: Row: Norma Vvarrl. Nina Hellarml, Lorraine Gartner. Robert Sclmwe, Robert Lollinlc. Sixth Row: Robert Dnrpel. Sally Youtsey. Jael: Vvitllmmp. Gwen Ravel, Belly Tlmrnton. Standing: Nlrs. Filzliugli, Miss Snyder. Cliarlcs Jones, Nlnric Bearllen. Sliirley Egcr, Nine Cogswell. Here We present tlle memlaers of tlie class ol' '46 wlio talce typing. Some are talcirnf this subject in preparation for going into business: otllers are talcing it to aicl tliem in tlieir college work. Page Sixty-tliree efzemiihq Left to Right, Standing: Robert Lolfinlc, Phyllis Nicholson. Bill Lairci. Lee Droege, Lorraine Gartner, Bill Rnscnni. Sitting: lwlary Nix, Norma Nvarrl, Bill Presncll. Vvith but a few minor mishaps, laboratory worlc has given us the opportunity through actual experimentation to see how the various chemicals react upon each other. Our instructor. Wir. Holmhorst, QHDOCH to his pupils, has macle laboratory worlc seem a pleasure insteaci of a chore. eammeacial Ad Sitting in Back: Nina Heilarci. Nlary Lou Rocfiing, Ellen Young, Nlac Cogswcll. Marie Bcarclcn, Gwen Ravel. Belly Thornton. Sitting around Table: Norbert Clxahill. Niary Nix, Phyllis Nicholson, Charles Biathlon, Jack Vviltlfamp. Helen Ross, Inset: Niiss Kilgore. Ramona Raalap, Shirley Egcr, Lorraine Gartner. Norma XVarr.l. The commercial art department has clone outstanding worlc this year. All programs, banquets, and dances have been more attractive and successful because of the Cooperative attitucle of Nliss Kilgore ancl her talented students. Page Sixty-four Um Qaiencla Nlr. Pcuey. Custodian CAFETERIA Nlrs. Teresa Suuingcr. lxlrs. lwac Stein, Pinnagerg Nlrs. Teresa Hronelc. Mrs. Nfargic Gronfcld Page Sixty-Hue Gia!! Gym Gina Kneeling: Bcity Teipei, Niary Jane Utz,, Doris Hunt. Standing: Mary' Ninn-is, Martha Bradley, Nlary Parsons, Jean Savage. Zeima Sharif. ln sei: Mrs. Xvcst. Dixie Heigilts Physical Educational Departnment offers opportunity to girls in many ways. it tends to bring about coordination of the mind and the body, develops gooci sportsmanship, and helps to build strong, iieaitimy iaociies. These are acquired through folic dancing, basketball, volley ban, relays, baseball and many other QENTISS. Page Sixtysix fuudic Loft to Right: Lorraine Gartner, Niary Nix, Zcima Sixarii, Piiyiiis Niciloison, Norma Vvarci, Niiss xfx'ViliiHlTlS, Niariina Braciiey, Jean Savage. Niary Morris. Here We iiave tile Senior music stucients anci their instructor. Mrs. Vviiiiams. Tile giris oi the trio are aii Seniors anti have sung togetiler during aii their iiigiu sciiooi years. Jlame Zena ' Ai Sewing Niaciiines: Eileen Kciicixer, Zcima Sharif. Bcity Timrnton. Lorraine Gartner, First Row: Gloria Tiirciiceici. Ramona Raainc. Bcity Tcipni. Jerry Froeiiciier. Second Row: Siiiriey Eger, Niarie Bcarcien, Mary iviorris, Niartiia Braciicy. Tixirci Row: Pai Brown, Aimatieiie Asiicrait, Niary Parsons, Niary Lou Roeciing. Fourth Row: Eiien Young, Helen Ross. Doris Hunt. Piiyiiis NiCil0iS0ll, Betty Earls, Joan Savage. Fifth Row: Niiss Giies. iiome Economics can be imeipfui to any giri wimetiier siie is preparing for iiomemaicing or some other occupation. Every iiigil-sciiooi giri has some personai living problems sucii as getting aiong with peopie, making friends, making iierseii attractive, spending money, choosing ciotiiing, anci cixoosing fooci, Witil wiiicil home economics can iieip ixer. This stuciy cioes not stop in time ciass room but is carrieci over into the home tiirougii ilome practice woric anci iiome project woric. Page Sixty-seven E W K Q 1 3 i Kuff Q,,Mv'WM.J ,W WMM ,QA Aslicrait, Almadelle ................ Balcer, Calvin ............................ Bradley, lVlartl1a ................ ...... Brown, Patricia Rutli .............. Caliill, Norbert ........................ Caldwell, James Kennetlm ....... Caldwfell, Ralph Claude .......... Clements, h Roloert .................... Cogswell, Olivet lvlae... Comlas, Harris ............... ....... Darpel, Robert .......................... Deister, James Arttiur .............. Droege, Lee . .................. ....... Earls, Betty lxflarie ...... Eastep, Danny .......... Eger, Sliirley Helen ...... DIRECTORY Lalce Drive, Lalceside, Covington, Ky. Box 213, Erlanger, Ky. 1067 Montague Ave., Parlc Hills, Covington, Ky. Turlcey Foot Road, Covington, Ky. Box 179, Buttermilk, Erlanger, Ky. .VValton, Kentucky S35 Alluamtmra Court, Covington, Ky. Latonia Sta., Covington, Ky. 21 1 Crrand Ave., Forest Hills, Covington, Ky. 305 E. Soutliern Ave., Latonia, Ky. RR 3, Box 126, Covington, Ky. 1038 Lawton Road, Park Hills, Covington, Ky. 1404 Old State Road, Parlc Hills, Covington, Ky. Pleasant Run Pilce, Ludlow, Ky. 451 1 Valley View Lane, Covington, Ky. 19 Crittenden Ave., Ft. Vvrigtxt, Covington, Ky. Froelictler, Geraldine .............. 177 Crescent Road, RR 4, Erlanger, Ky. Gartner, Lorraine lVlae ............ RR 1, Box 2, Amsterdam Road, Covington, Ky. Cvregory, Vvilliam ......... ....... .60 Beecll Drive, Covington, Ky. Hellard, Nina .lean .................. 4904 CllUfCll Street, Covington, Ky. Hunt, Doris .............................. 824 Alzvordeen Road, Parlc Hills, Covington, Ky. dotinson, Cliarles lvliclmael ..,..... 10 E. Arcadia Lane, Riverside Pk., Covington, Ky. Jones, Clmarles .......................... RR 1, Box 378, Covington, Ky. Kellelier, lVlary Eileen .............. 57 Arcadia Ave., Covington, Ky. Kemper, Bernice ...................... 230 Edgewood Road, Covington, Ky. Laird, Cllarles Vvm ........ ....... R R 1, lvladison Pilce, Covington, Ky. Lottinlc, Rolnert CllaS ................. RR 3, Covington, Ky. lX'lcDavid, VV. R ....................... Box 64. Latonia, Ky. lvladden, Cllas. Vvm ................. Box 321, RR 4, Erlanger, Ky. lvlanning, .lames Alfred ........... .Grand and Decoursev Ave., RR 3, Covington, Ky. lvloris, lxflary .............................. 1109 Parlc Drive. Covington. Ky. Mullins, Roloert ............. .... Nicliolson, Ptlyllis .... Nix, lVlary .............. lxlortllcutt, Glendora .. Otten, VVilliam .......... Parsons lVlar ...RR 3, Box 268, Covington, Ky. .......RR 1, Dudley Road, Covington, Ky. Vvinona Drive, Forest Hills, Covington, Ky. Arcadia Ave., Covington, Ky. .......RR 4, Box 279, Erlanger, Ky. 32 Crittenden Ave., Covington, Ky. Presnell.. Vvmsl .... Boone St., Bromley, Kv. Raabe, RHITIODB ............... .... Revel, Glendolyn ......... ....... Riley, Benjamin A. ....... ...... . ...RR 3, Box 17, Covington, Ky. 844 St. James Road, Covington, Ky. Union. Kentuclcy Roeding, lVlary Lou ....... ....... R R 1. Dudley Road, Covington, Ky. Ross, Helen .............................. RR 3, Box 233, Covington, Ky. Rusconi, Vvm. tlosepll .............. 2107 Eastern Ave.. Covington, Ky. Savage, .lean ................. ....... 1 065 Lawton Road, Parlc Hills, Covington, Ky. Scliawe, Robert ............. ....... R R 3, Box 266, Latonia. Ky. Scliulte, Leonard J. .................. Latonia and Soutliern Ave.. Latonia. KV. Scllultz. Edvvina Dolores ........ 840 Arlington Road. Parlc Hills. Covington. Ky. Sliartt, Zelma ................. ....... 1 031 Hamilton Plc.. Parlq Hills, Covington. Ky. Squair, Robert .......... Teipel, Betty .......... Tietig, Edward ...... Tliornton, Betty .... Tlirellceld, Cvloria ......... ....... lltz. lvlary .lane ........................ Voslcul1l. .lolin Rolaert ............ VV:-1rd, Norma .......................... Vvegener, Glenn Lee Vvittlcamp, .laclc ...................... Young, Patricia Ellen ............ Youtsey, Sally Ann ................ 123 GTHX'CS Ave.. Erlanger, Ky. .......1536 lvladison Ave., Covington, KV. I 1 10 lVlt. Allen Road, Covington, Ky. RR 3, Latonia, Ky. Taylor lVlill Pilce, Covington, Ky. Floyd Ave.. Florence. Ky. Anderson Road, Crescent Springs, Covington, Ky 256 Lower River Road. Ludlow, Ky. Box 424, RR 3, Covington. Ky. 1 10 Pilce Street, Ludlow. Ky. 908 Terrace Drive. Parlc Hills, Covington. Ky. 2971 Dudley Road, Dixie l-ligliway, Covington, Ky Page Seventy HU UMW Qu and ADVERTISERS S e h S e M h O t t S e B N N N A A N N N N N N N N N N W N N N N W N N N N N N N N N N N N N Senlor Class S n nh e 9 -m 1 1 1' P O m 0 C N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N S N N N N N I he f t N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N 0 N N N N N N N N 1 N N N N N N N N 'Sus'vs.4og4rsao-sus:rs:nsnvsnvsnsnsnsnnsns4:sa-s4vsavs4vsus,nsnsns4os.ns-vs-rsnsnsns.vs.vs.vsnvs4vsnsu14vsnsnsnspns4vs4vsnvs4vsavsnnxns4vx4vs4y usnsnsn -snssansnnsunsnnxgnsaasauxansnssunsansnsavsansansavsnnsunsuxnnxnsnsa nsusuvsunsnwinsnxuxa Congratulations and Best Wishes to the SENIOR CLASS OF 1946 O T H E IUNIOR CLASS Good Luck . . . To The Class of '46 EILERMAN'S COVINGTON NEWPORT Hentucky's Smartest Stores for Young Men P S -h vsnsnfm F Z Z Z 2 Q Q e 2 1 Z Z Q 4 Z Z Z 1 Z 5 1 Z Z 1 Z Q Q c Z 4 2 Z Z Z c L NNNNNNNWNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNMNNNNNNNNNNNN - .N Z Z Z Z Z ! l l 2 Z Z Z Z Z ! Z Q l Z l Z 2 4 Z ! I 1 Z 2 Z Z Z Z 1 vsnsns4oQvQvsnx4vs4vs4vwvgns4os4ns4x4ns4ns4a4vsns4vvvsnrx414 nsns4v-wavsus4vsnsaosns4vsns4as,nnx4vs4rs vsnsnsnsusq rsnxwsanxa vsasg zsnsqrxpsa To clear old Coppin's Where everyone goes To buy fashionable clothes, The seniors of Dixie High Praise you to the sky. NORBERT CAHILL Class of '46 THE IOHN R. COPPIN CO. OWNED BY KENTUCKIANSH Seventh and Madison COVINGTON. HY. PHOTO ENGRAVINGS BY ADVERTISERS ENGRAVING COMPANY 400 PIKE STREET fPugh Bldg.J CINCINNATI. OHIO PHONES: MI-Xin 1938 - 1939 P Seventy-four W ...J vsavsarsn rsnsnrsnsnvsa esngpvsuvsnvsa nsmsnxnsa vx.4vs.n vsngqrsa rsnsn vsas4 v-snsa 1 Q I 2 1 I I Q I Z Z I I 2 Z 2 Z Z Q l Z 2 5 2 2 l 3 l Z Q 4 Z e L NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNN s4vsnvs.4rsnsavsnrsnrsnvgnsnquvsns4vsnx-vs1nxqvs4vs4v1us4ns4v1nvs4rsavs4ns.nrs4osnosa fsnvsavsunsavsnvsavsnvxsnslwsnast vs.fs4nsns.nx.nsnsns4ns4ns4 Q4 vsns. Comes by River Holds Fire Over Night Plymouth Coal QUALITY COAL F OR PARTICULAR PEOPLE HATFIELD - CAMPBELL CREEK COAL COMPANY 728 Madison Avenue Phone: I'IEmlock 0600 EDINGTON ELECTRIC SHOP Office-CO. 5973 18 West Southern Ave., Latonia. Ky. Home-CO. 0052 - I Your Dealer For HOT POINT GENERAL ELECTRIC UNIVERSAL REFRIGERATORS RADIOS WASHERS COINS S99 Our Olympic Radios and Television Hamilton-Beach Mixers Toastmaster Toasters LET US SOLVE YOUR ELECTRIC PROBLEMS.- WE REPAIR IRONS, SWEEPERS, Etc. BETTER SERVICE FOR ALL Good telephone service requires more than instruments. wires and central office equipment-more even than operators, linemen, engineers and installers . . . it also requires the thoughtful cooperation of the men. women and young people who use it. Short conversations, courteous sharing of party lines, heing sure of your numloer hefore calling, and similar practices are essential to good telephone service. Vve in the telephone industry are constantly striving to provide a high quality system to serve the needs ol' our community, hut the degree of satisfaction the service affords depends much on how it is used. Citizens Telephone Company INCORPORATED as if Q 1 Amt Page Seventy-five Z z Z ! c Z I Q Z e Z C 4 Q Q I Z Z 4 E E I Z Q 4 Q Z Z I Z 4 Z Z Z Nl -5.ns.vsus4.s.vs.vx.vs.vsavsus0s,-s--snsng.-s,rx,-snsns4vsus.vx.vxns4rsus.-5.-sn-sings-x4-xnsng..g..g , sus vsnsnvs nsnsnvsnsnvxasnvsnsavsn I I Z I I 2 ! Z ! Z I I Z Q ! I Z Z I 2 4 I I Z 4 I Z Z Z Z Z Z ! Z I L asans-nsnsinvspns-vssnxufx.-snnsussnasssxnneoxnusunx-nxnnx1 usa vsnvsnvs-vxgosnnxg vsnxnsnsn vgnxa vsvsnsi vsuxuvgasn-sp vxusu vsnxnsns- :snr-snxusnsp Z 2 Q Q Z Q Q ! 4 Q 5 Q -U! ZZ Sf! I! 1 Z Z 4 I 2 Z Z 1 Z Z Z Z Z Z 1 nsnsns-nsnuns.nQus1nxnsuxuxux--sux-wx 1-Q.-suv -sus-asus.-snxu-guxnpx.-snxn-Q..-snsuxn Best Wishes To . . . Class of '46 SEARS-ROEBUCK 6: CO. cov1NG'roN KENTUCKY Compliments of GREYHOUND GRILL Good Luck . . . To The Class of '46 THE HANNEKEN DAIRY CO. 624 SCOTT BOULEVARD COlonial 0694 - 0695 M CQMPLIMENTS OF LUDLOW CHILI PARLOR 206 Elm Street LUDLOW, KY. Phone: I'IEmlock 9003 Proprietors: Carmen Seta. Gene Rossi Where Fine Food Is Served F as vsnsusnsa vans: rsansan-snnsn vsnsn vsns.us,a vsnsa vsnsnvsn vL!954vQliQ4nQ4 asus. vsnsnsn vsnsa wsu-soxg vsusn vsnsnxa vsnrsn vsnsns.us4 vsasn Isavsusu .su-54 !Snsnsinx4ns4vs4:snns.4usavxusaasus.nsusnvsnsnvxnvsusnus.ps..nsnxusnsgos.nsusnvsnsnvs:rsnsorsnosnvsusns4us4nsnosnnQ.ns4vs4vssvs4os4vsansnns4 vsusu Allf's Service Station STANDARD OII. PRODUCTS Dixie Highway and Barrington Rd. WE SAVE YOU MONEY Mutual Fire Insurance Co. 629 Madison Ave., Covington, Ky. Chas. H. Feuss, President FT. MITCHELL, HY. I. QC. Mindermann, Secretary Over 70 Years of Service Madison Pike and Kyles Lane I- G- Co. HEmlock 9007 D A N C 1 N G com. - BUILDING MATERIAL Friday - Saturday - Sunday Nites Featuring-New Belvedere Swing Band DELICIOUS FOOD O No Cover O No Minimum COVINGTON - HE. 0062 LUDLOW - CO. 4871 H. H. Roeding 6. Co. REAL Es'rA'rE and INSURANCE 25 West Sixth Street Flavorite Donut Co. and COFFEE SHOP COVINGTON, KY. CO. 0992 DIXIE HIGHWAY . There is beauty and protection in Furniture Floor Coverings Appliances 717 - 719 Madison Ave. COVINGTON, KY. Phones: HE. 4255 - HE. 4256 Page Seven every can of Wear More Paint The A. L. Boehmer Paint Company ll4 Pike Street COVINGTON, KY. .s..s.-S.-s..-s--Q...s0Q..-S.-Q..-s..Qn-xusns.-Q.-s.,snS.-s..s.fs.vs.-sus.-Q..ns..-..ns.-sux.-sus, ly-s , me Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 2 Q Q vsavs4vwvx-vs4vs1vvvsuvs4vs4rsnvsus4vsus4rsnsnsusavsus-vs-:sang ssxx vsns.vg.ps..s.fs.,s.vs.vs4rsug4-s.-s,.fgns.vs.,s.,sws.vs.ns.vs4vg.yg,,s.J Q u .EM NMNNNN . NNNNN. . NNNNWN . NNNNN, ,N NNNN , ,W NNNNA ,Nl Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 5 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q I vsususn rsns-:suse nsususursnsp Q QW 1.n Covington It's . . . Lang's Restaurant and Cafeteria 623 - 625 Madison Avenue COVINGTON, KY. Compliments of Allison 6. Rose Funeral Home Bobbin and Madison Avenue Phone: I-1Emlock 8807 COVINGTONI HY- 1. WAYNE RUSH ROBERT H. RUSH TOM RUSH C l. omp :ments of The . M C 1 C George W. H111 6. Co. ontgomery oa o. GROCERS Peerless Lump-Lincoln Block Blue Ribbon Stoker Coal Phone HEm1OCk 1855 Combustioneer Stoker Agency 27 W. Pike Street COVINGTON, KY. HErnlock 4040 COVINGTON, KY. 1873 - 1946 Compliments f Q U A LIT Y 1 Ph- D 1 FT S I Louis Fritz Mineral 1 e ta 1 1ae oront Y 6. Soda Co. COVINGTON C0mPQf 1en'S of SWINDLER FUNERAL F. A. POPE SERVICE Druggist and Apothecary COVINGTON and INDEPENDENCE C01Onia1 0351 LATQNIAI HY. HEm1ock 3014 INc1ependence 5080 The First National Bank 6. Trust Co. N. W. Corner Madison at Sixth COVINGTON. HY. 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C O A L a n cl C O K E EVERYTHING FOR THE HOUSE 19th and Russell COVINGTON HEmlock 2680 1 ua.nx.n-s-ns,-nxnxus-nsusuxuwsu-snsnsnxn rsnvsn-snsns4nsns.nvsnvsns4vs4-G . L-nsns-.snxngnvsns4axux-rs.nvxnsnsuxn-sc xu-suasm-sn-suasus--snrgnusavsnnxsuxunxfnxununs:-sux .asus---sux-asus-ss-nsuxn Phones: HE. 5107 Res. IN. 5064 I-ACIYS BARBER SHOP C- 3526 Decoursey Ave. I SELL ALT.. KINDS OF PROPERTY LATONIA, KY. Office: 623 Washington St., Covington, Ky. FOUR B-A-RBERS TO SERVE YOU susuxnsnsu The Covington Trust 6 Banking Co. Compliments of Y. M. C. A. HIGH SCHOOL DANCE COM1VII'I'I'EE Incorporated Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. COVINGTON n To IERRY, Compliments of BLAKLEY ,FROEHLICHER BEST WISHES From Iohnst and Richard Northcutt Compliments of GEORGE C. GOODE Phone Co. 0082 DAN RUTTLE 6. SON 44th and Michigan Aves., Latonia Sta. CUT FLOWERS - PLANTS WEDDING - FUNERAL DESIGNS ZIMMER HARDWARE G. E. APPLIANCES ACRA'S MARKETS 229 Pike St., Covington, Ky. 4010 Decoursey Ave., Latonia 1231 Holman St., Covington Compliments of ROBERT D. RUTTLE FLOHIST 822 Madison Ave., Covington, Ky. Phone HE. 1752-3 Compliments of ROSALYNN HELLARD IUANITA HELLARD MR. and Mrs. S. F. HELLARD Compliments of Florence Drug Store Covington Bargain Store FLORENCE' HY' 15 West Pike 18 W. 7th Phone FLorenCe 28 COVINGTON' KY' C0m.,,1.me..f. of Complfmenfs of CARL E. PIECE, 1v1.D. T-A HOT-HMEYER 1032 Scott :Street The General Electric Supply Corp. COVINGTON, KY. s.isnsuxus--5..x.-snsns.-sux.-s.-swan Pag c 215 E. 3rd Street, Cincinnati, O. sasnsns-ns-asus-wsu-snsnsnsuvsnsusus-as--sn Eighty-unc Jsnsansnsususnvsnsnnx,nrsusnsn-gnsnsnsausarsnsosansavsavsaxavsugnsnrvnsuvwnsavyosnvsavvosnynsnsarvnsnecvsavsaasa-54nsavsavsnrsvsnvsnsi-nQ Q 1-1. W. MILLER1 I I GENERAL CONTRACTORS Iohnson's Electric Shop See the new R. C. A. Philco. Admiral and Emerson Radios DIXIE THEATRE BUILDING CO. 5172 Compliments of BERLIN G 6 SCHULTE GROCERIES .AND MEATS 12th and Holman Streets COVINGTON, KY. SIMONS and GUY BARBER SHOP 3721 Decoursey Ave., LATONIA, KY. CLARE'S RESTAURANT Home Cooked Meals Home-made Pies and Cakes 3712 Winston Ave., Latonia, Hy. The Iansen Hardware Co. 108 - 110 Pike Street COVINGTON, KY. HEIHIOCIC 9934 CO. 0910 Compliments of IN MEMORIUM TO A FRIEND RALPH DUFFY Ft. Mitchell Five and Ten Cent Store Managed by E. LAUTER Compliments of LA-ROSE BEAUTY SALON 400 Dixie Highway ERLANGER, KY. VVICHMANN'S MARKET ERLANGER, KY. FOR BETTER SHOES Since 1904 IDEAL SHOE STORE 38 Pike Street Compliments of Crawford Furniture Co. 19 West Southern Avenue LATONIA. KY. E W. E. Crawford HE. 6571 Choice Cut Flowers and Floral Designs PHIL T. POPP 1016 West 19th St., Covington, Ky. I Phone: HEm1ock 3535 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK oov1NGToN, HY. FORT IVIITCHELL GARAGE COMPANY, Incorporated AUTO REPAIRING Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 1817 Dime HighWGY HEmlock 4693 Covington, Ky. Page Eighty-t sus- ax- usnsusn nuns-as--sus -as--5.15.-Q - -Q . - s. niggas- vs--suv -xnsnas-nsusususns-us. ax- ns- U70 Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z I Z I I I I Z I I Z Z 4 1 I I I I I I I Z Q NJ vsnsnsnsnrsn-snwsu-54:snrs4v-susarsnusevs-n-suvsnsnsnvsavs!vx4vs4rg4vgnsu-s-vsnvsns4ns4vsns4vsnvsnrs4vs4vsaus4r54vs4rsnrsusavsussns.nvs.ns4vs4pg,, . I . .... '2 2 2 Q 2 Q l 2 C 2 4 2 2 2 2 2 2 Z 2 2 2 2 2 Z 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Q vsnsns4vsnvs4vs4vs4rx4vs4rQvs4sx4rgas4vs4a4rs4rsus4rinvs4vs4 'san'-s4rgnsus,u-savsarsa suse nsnsasnsn suse v-s4fs4ps4usnQn1ns4rg4vsnsavs4nsn tvs.: HErn1ock 7090 JV Grower of Orchids Gallagher Dry Cleaner Greenhouses Virginia Ave. 8 East Southern Ave. LATONIA, KY. Schreiver 6. Son LATONIA BAKERY F L O R I S T S 3612 Decoursey Avenue LATONIA, KY. Phone: HEn'11ock 5533 Party Cakes For All Occasions . . Phone Hlgmlock 6045 So. Fort M1tchell, Covington, Ky. , H : 9:30 A.M. t 5:30 P.M. S ougid By Appoigtment Successors to PMS CHINA STORE WALTERtE. TEIT. o. D. 736 Madison Avenue p ome ns I . . , Phone HEH11OCk 2088 Glfts - Dmnefwafe - Elef-'meal APPIHHCSS 27 East Se-vemh S2. COVINGTON, KY. Compliments of Best Wishes . . . CLASS OF '46 LU1-TN 5. STEVIE H H SHOE STORE THEO. TATE HAGEMAN 34 Pike Street COVINGTON, KY. Covington City.Manager COVINGTON Compliments of EF-KO ARMY STORE W. L. SCHELI.. D. D. S. 508-510 MADISON AVE. Compliments of THE B. F. GOODRICH CO. Rem., Division EVANS IEWELERS 525 Madison Avenue A 3627 Decoursey Avenue COVINGTON, KY. LATONIA, KY. ,-Dorn forget Compliments of CHAPPIES SUE LAKENAN Magistrate after the games LATONIA KY Shoes for the Entire Family . . . DAN COHEN 24 PIKE STREET vsusuxn-s .:suns-2-gnss-nsususnsuns-usa nsns- :tunic BOECKLEY'S DRUGS Southern and Decoursey Ave. LATONIA, KY. 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