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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1948 volume:

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Xa T 1 3 3 5 H 1' E 1 3 3 x L Qi I 5 K. 2 ? 5 3 4 3 1 1 L 'Y 9 I E THE DIXIAN VOLUME XI Presented by SENIOR CLASS OF DIXIE HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL 1948 Dixie Haxskts H135 Sqskool Bvomfej J 125+ 3' Q Q: N I X N W ' YR DIXIE HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL In Memoriam IAMES FREE February 19, 1929 February 1948 But life is sweet, though all that makes it sweet Lessen like sounds of friends departing feetg And Death is beautiful as feet of a friend Coming with welcome at our journeyis end. -Ianzcs Russell Lowell Five Our Jewel Dedication We, the class of 1948, are proud to dedicate our annual, The Dixian, to Miss Adlyn Racke, Who has helped us so very much during our high school career. She has shared in our fun, especially the fun of the Follies, in which she put forth so much effort to make this musical production a success and a thing to be remembered by us, the gradu- ating class, Whatever the future may hold for her, Whether it be more years of teaching at Dixie or settling down to a hap- pily married life, We Wish her a successful future and say from the bottom of our hearts, c'Thank youf, Seven Contents Page Dixie Heights High School . . 4 In Memoriam .... . 5 Dedication . . - 5 Theme . . . - 9 Board Members . - 10 Faculty . . . . 12 Campus Scenes - 14 Class History . - 15 Class Song . . - 16 Class Officers . 18 Seniors .... . 19 Mr. and Miss Dixie - 30 Class Play . . - 31 Personality . . . 32 Class Will . . - I 37 junior Prom . . 39 Prophecy . . 40 Classes . - 42 Music . 45 Sports . . 49 Clubs . - 61 Ads . . 69 Eight NYS Q 13' W 'ggsfww is Mfg em ff? 65 '75 Board Members MH. BLUCH RICH MH. ALBERT C. HAWES Mu. RICHARD EUBANK MR. JOHN SHEPARD MH. IESSIE S1-LBREE f MH. LICYVIS M. GABRIEL MR. A. CAYVVOOD MR. FOENIAN A. HUDD Superintendent Chairman Ten 3 ,M 2 5? A agar 'E ' 4 -mwiwf, k C E umm, sw F acult Twelve G. K. GREGORY Principal AIAHGERY THOLIAS English and Social Science Dean of Girls ANTHONY A. HOHNHORST Science and Dcun Of Boys QIAJXIES R. ALLEN Social Sciencc BERNAnETTE ALLGEYER English and Latin EARL fKITJ CARSON Special Subjects ROBERT II. CARTER Industrial Arts MRS. DOROTHY CARTXVRICHT Art LOUIS D. CLARKE Distributivc Occupation Cu.-xR1.Es C. CHUB1 Science xlllS. CARNEAL EDENS Comnicrcc L1LL1,xN G. FITZHUCH Commerce ANN SCOTT GILES Home Economics GTLBY GREENE Mathematics Facult Thirteen VVILLIAXI . H. HARRIS Mathematics NIARGUERITE HILL Science and Social Science Mus. KELLIE HUNTINGTON English and Social Science OPAL K. MILLER English RICE NIOUNTJOY Athletics SUSAN PURSLEY Mathematics ADLYN RACKE English and Spanish KIILDRED RIFFE English LAURA F. ROGERS Social Science ALMA HOUSE Physical Education 51 Social Science Am'I-IUR SHAEFFLEII Printing KARL SCHLIIDT Music XVILLIAIXI SHANNON Physical Education LOUISE WALLACE Librarian i W-.M!,,,, 1llI'fl'Cll Class History As we, the graduating class of 1948, approach the completion of our high school career, it hardly seems possible that we are nearing the end of our six happy years at Dixie. We re- member so well that day we met together in the auditorium for the first time. We recall, now fondly, and again sadly, the trials and tribulations of those first two years. It was all a little strange, although now we wonder how it could have ever been. But as we entered our first year of high school, we felt that we were in. We were fully organized as a class for the first time, and although we sponsored no important activities that year, it was a foundation for the year to come. As sophomores, we were grateful for the in- valuable help of our sponsors, Mrs. Fitz-Hugh and Mr. Harris. Our class officers were: Frank Hicks, President, Glenn Dammert, Vice-Presi- dent, Ioan Stewart, Secretary, Kent Savage, Treasurer. Ordering our class rings at the beginning of the Junior year was an exciting event but then we were faced with the problem of making money for the Junior Prom. Some activities that helped solve our problem were giving dances after the football and basketball games and selling magazine subscriptions. Our officers for this eventful year were: Philip Yelton, Presi- dent, Dewey Benson, Vice-President, Buddy Rouse, Treasurer, Ioan Stewart, Secretary. Our class sponsors were Miss Allgeyer and Mr. Green. We cannot think of our Iunior year without remembering the thrill of winning the district tournament trophy as well as the regional tro- phy, and of thumbing, begging, and stealing rides to see our boys play in the state tourna- ment in Louisville. Those of our class who were members of the team were: Kent Savage, Bar- ry Iolson, Sox Benson, and Floyd Click. The Junior Prom crowned our year of pleas- ant activities as we crowned the King and Queen of the Prom, Bill Kwozalla and Ada Belle Gaines, respectively. For this all-important senior year we elected as officers Bill Barkhau, President, Joe Purdy, Vice-President, Buddy Rouse, Treasurer, Eileen Allen, Secretary. Our sponsors were Miss Rogers and Mrs. Miller. Many of the yearis activities have been directed toward get- ting out a good annual. Toward this end we have sold Christmas cards and solicited ads for the annual. The events that stand out in our minds as being important to our Senior year are the an- nual Alumni Ball in honor of the graduates, at which time Mr. and Miss Dixie the XI, Glenn Dammert and Ioan Stewart, were presented, and the third and most successful Follies Dixie has ever produced. Before the annals of the class of ,48 are closed, let this class be clearly placed upon the records as thanking our teachers, coaches, and parents for their wonderful assistance through the most important period of our lives. We as a group have been faced by a most critical period of our countryis history - the ending of a war and the beginning of a peace, a peace which we trust and hope will continue into the long years to come. Q Alice Garran Class Song And Now Farewell When we picture our high school way up near the sky, lust a tear of remembrance will come to our eye, Our memories of Dixie we,ll ever hold high . . . U And now farewell. The games that we lost and the games that we won, The Follies and dances where we had such fun, Our strolls ,round the campus, the warm summer sun . . . And now farewell. Weall recall our classes, the lads and all the lasses, Our Senior Play, Alumni Ball-how could we forget them all? And now graduation will take us away, But deep in our hearts all your memories will stay. We leave you our thanks, then we go on our way . . . And now farewell. -Ioan Stewart. fig x iii ff, Wig Haig, ,'.iYff: QSL3 in bf 377 Y' v Kxy7 . Q f5 L1-ft to right: Bill Bzlrkluul. Prcsidcnt: Eilvcu Alle-n, Svcrvt zlrvg Im- Purdv, Vice Pu-siLlc11tg Buddv Rousv. T1'cz1s11rc-r. Senior Class Ufficers Iiigllfvmz EILEEN ALLEN Bowling Club, 2, Senior Class Secre- tary, Camera Club, 4, Home EC. Club, 4, Annual Staff, 4. EDWARD BENSON Football, 3-4, Follies, 4, Annual Stall, 4, Sportsman's Club, 4, Rille Club, 4 VVILLIAM BARKHAU Bowling Club, 2, Sportman's Club, 3-4, Follies, 3-4, Senior President, 4, Student Council, 4. RUSSELL BINGABIAN 4-H Club, 1, Swimming Club, 2-3, Sportsmarfs Club, 4, Chorus, 4. MARY BECKER Home Economics Club, 1-2. SAM BLACK, ju. 4-H Club, 1, Football, 4, Sportsnigls Club, 4. DENX'EX' RAY BENSON Burlington High School, 1, Sweetheart Boy, 2, Vice-President of junior Class, DU Club, 3-4, Baseball, 4, News- paper Stall, 4. Doms BRAHBI Clee Club, 1, Bowling Club, 2-3: Band, 3-4, Chorus, 3, Follies, 3-4, Beta Club, 3-4, Riding Club, 4, Skat- ing Club, 4, Pep Club, 4. .h it wa..-rf' Nineteen Twenty Ioux BnAKEF1E1.n Simon Kenton, 1-21 SPOI'lSlIlklI1lS Club, 4. 'lllIELB1A Ci.Anu5 Cfu.nw1-31.1, Florence High, 1, Chorus, 2-3-4, Bicl- ing Club, 3-45 Bowling Club, 3, Prom Attendant, 33 Follies, 3-4, Skating Club, 45 Newspaper Staff, 4, Class Play, 4. XV1L1.15NA BIKAAILETT llolue Ee. Club, 1-2, Bowling Club, 2, Skating Club, 4: Riding Club, 4, Annual Stall, -l, Enxi-1sT Cixnurox Beta Club, 3--4, Bancl, 3-4, Chorus, 3-4, Bowling Club, 31 Sportsnianls Club, 3, Follies. 3-4. AIOSEPII Blillilll-I SP0l'lISlHllD.S Club, ALICE CAnuAN Clee Club. lg Girl Reserves, lg liicling Club, 3-4, Bowling Club, 3, Chorus, 3, Follies, 3-4, Skating Club, 41 News- paper Stall, 4. CIQIIALIJ CALDXVELL Follies, 3, D Club, 3, Football Man- ager, 4. -IOAN Cmnucsax Orangebury Kentucky, lg Seaman High School and Dixieg Chorus, 1-2, Home Economies Club, 1-2, Clee Club, 3, Skating Club. 4: Bowling Club, 4. FLox'n E. CLICK Basketball, l-2-3-4, D Club, 3 Swimming Club, 3, Sportsman,s Club, 4, Class Play, 4. F RED DICKHAUS Football Manager, lg Basketball I. V. 1-2, Follies 3-4, Sportsmanls Club, 3-4, Prom Attendant, 3, Annual Stall, 4. TOM STEPHAN COYLE Band, l-23 Chorus, 1-2, N.K.E.A. Chorus, 1-2, All State Chorus, 2, Cam- era Club, 3-45 F ollies, 2-3-45 Pep Band, 3-4, Annual staff, 4. ,IUANITA DowN1Nc: Band, 1-2-3-4, Chorus, 1-2, Home Economics, l. GLENN DAMMEHT Basketball Team, l-2-3-4, Football Team, 2-3-4, D Club, 2-3, Sports- man,s Club, 2-3-4, Follies. 35 Prom Attendant, 3, Golf Team, 3-4, Base- ball, 4, Mr. Dixie, 4. NTILDRED EAHLS Chorus, l-2, Home EC. Club, 4, Fol- lies, 4, XVILLIABI DEDDEN 4-H Club, l-2-3-4, Sportsman's Club, 2-3-4. RUTH EASTAIAFI ',, Riding Club, 3-4, Follies,,3-43 Skating Club, 43 Chorus, 4. x 7 .1 I I 1 ,,,,, ,LX V. ll X x X' f If Twenty-one Twenty-two all M Qxtx DONALD LOUIS ECE!! Football, l-2-3-4, Basketball. 1-2, DU Club, 2-3, Sports1nan's Club, 4. ROBERT EARL GOEBEL EVELYN IEXVEL ELL1s Chorus, l-3-4, Cirl Preserves, lg Bowl- ing Club, 2-3, Newspaper Stag, 2-3-4, Assistant Editor, 2-3-4, Prom Attend- ant. 3, Beta Club, 3-4, Annual Stall 4: Editor, 4, Head Majorette, 4, Home Ec. Club, 4, Student Council, 4: Class Play, 4, High School Register, 4, Valedictorian. I1w1N E. GIKANNEAIAN Swimming Club, S, SPOI'tSlH2lIl,S Club, 4. AIEAN EUBANKS Glee Club, l, Orchestra, 1, Girl Re- serves, lg Chorus, 2-3, Bowling Club. 2, Proln Attendant, 3, Follies, 3-4- Ilolne EC. Club, 4, Camera Club, 4. BEVERLY HAHLEN Bowling Club, 3-4, Follies, 3-4: Chorus, S-4, Beta Club, 3-4, Skating Club, 4, Annual Staff, 4. BIAHLYN FELICE Chorus, 1-3-4, Follies, 3-4, Riding Club, 4, Skating Club, 4. ROBERT GENE HAKES X36 law , .00 'pn J WMA BILLY FICKLIE john G. Carlisle, 1, Football Manager, 3-4, 'KDU Club, 3, Chorus, 4, Bowling Club, 4, Sportsman's Club, 4. FRANK HICKS Football, 1-2-3-4, DU Club, 1-2-3-4, Follies, 2-3-4, Class President, 2, Prom Attendant, 3, Track, 3, Sportsman's Club, 4, Annual Staff, 4. LAXVRENCE FISHER Sportsinanls Club, 4. IQATHRYN JACOBS Cirl Reserves, 1, Glee Club, lg Bowl- ing Club, 2, Camera Club, 4, Home Ec. Club, 45 Follies, 4. AIOSEPH Fuck Skating Club, 1-4, Riding Club, 2-3. XVILLIABI BARRY .IOLSON Basketball, 3-4, Student Council, 2, DH Club, 2-3, Sportsn1an's Club, 2, Prom Attendant, 3, Track, 3, Follies 3-4, Class Play, 4. ADA BELLE GAINES Clee Club, 1-2, Girl Reserves, 1, N.K.E.A. Chorus, 2, F.H.A. Chapter, 4, Prom Queen, 3, Riding Club, 4, Annual Stall, 4, Sweetheart Girl, 4, Follies, 4. BIARILYN KAUHISH Tuzenfy-Hzrce -'li' L, fu x N X xref, X-E ,,.-., V F , V ' s. tl ' ' W I s ., , Cf-, ,. In A-J - v .-:SA 1 Y l L'-4 X 1' ' l U l ll l iq lx . L- A lt- l. 'N' L 5 K4 h l l ROBERT KAYS l' L Beechwood, 1-2, Riverside Military Academy, 3, Sportsman's Club, 4, Follies, 4. GORDON KUHN Follies, 3, Sportsman's Club, 3. INIOCENE KELSAY Glee Club, 1-2, Girl Reserves, 1, Bowl- ing Club, 2-3, Follies, 3-4, Camera Club, 3-4, Beta Club, 3-4, Newspaper Stall, 3-4, Annual Stall, 4, F.H.A. Cliapter, 4, Skating Club, 4, Class Play. -1. XV1L1.rAM KVVOZALLA Basketball, 1-2, Chorus, 1, Hi-Y, 1, Swimming Club, 2, Riding Club, 2, Prom King, 3, Sportsman's Club, 4, Follies, 4, Class Play, 4. HELEN KENNEDY ALMA IIEANNE lYlAEGLY Orcllestra, 1-2, Chorus, 1-2-3-4, Bowling Club, 2, N.K.E.A. Chorus. 2-4, Follies, 2-3-4, Band, 3, All State Cliorus, 3-4, Student Council, 3, X.K.E,A. Band, 4, F.ll.A. Chapter, 4. A1.nEn'r KOHDENBROCK Sportsman's Club, -1. EDUENA Mfxns Cliorus, 1, Girl Reserves, 1, Swim- ming Club, 2, Bowling Club, 2-3 Camera Club, 3-4, Riding Club, 3-4 Skating Club, 4, Class Play, 4. 101-IN Fimxcis NIENNINGERCL N ounaivr OTTEN Florence, 1-2, Simon Kenton, 3g Sportsmaxfs Club, 4. Lois JOAN MEYEHS Chorus, 1-3-4, Home Ee., 1-2-3, Bowl- ing Club, 2, Swimming Club, 2-3, Follies, 3-4, Camera Club, 3, F.H.A. Chapter, 45 N.K.E.A. Chorus, 4, All State Chorus, 4, Class Play, 4. BETTY PALBIITER Deer Park, 1-21 Home Economics, 3-4, Annual Staff, 4. DICK MEYEns Football, 1-3-43 Sweetheart Boy, 1, Bowling Club, 2-3, Sportsmanls Club, 2-3-4, Swimming Club, 2-35 HD Club, 3, Follies, 3-4, Chorus, 3-4, N.K.E.A. Chorus, 3-45 All State Chorus, 3-4. YVILLIABI PARSONS Chorus, 1-4, Swimming Club, 2-3. .lol-IN lNlUSSEll Swimming Club, 2-3, Camera Club, 4, Sportsman's Club, 4. JACQUI-:LYN PIN1-:H Girl Reserves, 1, Home Ee., 1-23 Clee Club, 1, Swimming Club, 2, Bowling Club, 2-3, Riding Club, 2, Follies, 3, Skating Club, 4, Chorus, 4, Twenty-five I if Q Twenty-six JOSEPH NEWTON Puum' Basketball, 1-2-3, Bowling Team, 4, Beta Club, 3-4, Student Council, 3, Chorus, 3-4, Follies, 3-4, Baseball, 3, Sportsmaifs Club, 4, Vice-President of Senior Class. GIIACE SHIRLEY RILEY vVO0ClWill'Ll High School, 1-2. .IOHN XVILLIS Purim' Basketball, 1, Beechwood, 2, Chorus, 3-4, Bowling Club, 3, Follies, 3, N.K.E.A. Chorus, 3-4, Skating Club, 4. Bunny HOUSE Sportsmanis Club, 2-3-4, Swimming Club, 2, Sweetheart Boy, 3, Class Treasurer, 3-4, Skating Club, 4, Class Play, 4. .IEANETTE RAABE Home Ee., 1, Girl Reserves, 1, Bowl- ing Club, 1-2-3, Chorus, 1-2-3-4, N.K.E.A. Chorus, 1-2-3, Band, 3-4, N.K.E.A, Band, 3-4, Riding Club, 4, Follies, 4, F.H.A. Chapter, 4. M1I.m4En SABIS Girl Reserves, 1, Clee Club, 1-2, Home Ee., 1, Bowling Club, 2-3, Chorus, 3-4, Skating Club, 4. DON REED Sportsman's Club, 2-3-4, Swimming Club, 2-3, Skating Club, 4. KENT SAVAGE Football Manager, 1, Basketball, 1-2- 3-4, Sophomore Treasurer, Swimming ming Club, 2, Bowling Club, 3, Fol- lies, 3-4, Golf Team, 3-4. X7IYIAN SCH:-gmaix Girl Reserve, 1, Clee Club, 1, Bowl- ing Club, 2-3, Swimming Club, 2, Skating, 4, Animal Staff, 4. Romgur Sxoox Merchantville High School, 1-2, Foot- ball, 3-4, Band, 3-4, Chorus, 3-4, Fol- lies, 3-4, Newspaper Staff, 4, Annual Stall, 4, Camera Club, 4, N.K.E.A Chorus, 4, Student Council, 4, Bowl- ing Team, 4, Pep Band, 4. PHI1.1.IP SCHI1-'FEM Camera Club, 4, Sportsman's Club. 4: Chorus, 4. SUZANNE SQUAIH Glee Club, 1-2, Bowling Club, 3, Chorus, 3, Follies. 3-4, Riding Club, 4, Skating Club, 4. Enwrxuo Sci-IULZ Football, 3-4, Bowling Club. 4, Sports- man's Club, 4, Chorus, 4. -IACK STEUHEH Glee Club, l, Bowling Club, 2, Swim- ming Club, 2, Follies. 3, Sportsmaifs Club, 4. CHARLOTTE SHELTON Sweetheart, 1, Girl Reserves, 1- Chorus, 1, Swimming Club, 2-3, Cam- era Club, 3-4, Prom Attendant, 3, Fol- lies, 3-4, F.H.A. Chapter, 4. v IOAN STEXVAHT Chorus, 1, Student Council, 1, Sopho- more Secretary, Swimming Club, 2, Cheerleader, 3-4, Prom Attendant, 3, Beta Club, 3-4, Follies, 3-4, Sweet- heart Cirl, 3, junior Secretary, News- paper Staff, 3-4, Editor, 4, DU Club 3-4, Miss Dixie, Salutatorian, Class Play, 4. Tzccnlg-seven PAUL Sw1NFoHn Hi-Y Club, 1-2. RICHARD E. NVHITING Swimming Club, 2. Twenty-eight IOHN VAN DUYNE HOXVARD KENNETH WILLOUGHBY Hebron, Ky., 1-2, 4-H Club, 1-2, Hi-Y, 1-2, Sportsman's Club, 4. JAMES DEWITT WERT Football, 1-2-3-45 Basketball Manager, 2-3-4, Student Council, 2-8, Sports- lllZll'l,S Club, 2-3-4, D Club, 2-3. PHIL YELTON Burlington High School, lg Class Pres- ident, 3, Student Council, 3, Prom Attendant, 3, Football, 4, D Club, 4, Annual Stuff, 4, Baseball, 4, Follies, 4, Class Play, 4. EHOUQ Qs? M ,I 'mn -111:11 J' JOAN t-STEWART MISS DIXIE XI and GLENN DANIMERT NIR. DIXIE XI are the two members of our class chosen by the other members to be Mr. and Miss Dixie XI. They were chosen for their leadership, scholarship, sportsman- ship, and popularity, which are the characteristics we think are necessary for the titles they have received. On the night of December 22, 1947, the Senior Class played host to the great number of Dixie Alumni at the school's annual Alumni Ball. The music was furnished by the Rhythm Kings Orchestra. Mr. and Miss Dixie XI Were presented with key corsages, symbolizing the key to the school because of their outstanding contributions to it. Thirty The Class Play . From the informality of the classroom to the modern office of a publishing firm is quite a jump, but that is exactly what a group of fifteen Seniors did one day at the end of April. The result was, of course, the Senior Class Play entitled It Might Have Been You. The characters were: Dotty, young, pert receptionist at jordanis .............. Ethel Wynn, attractive, young secretary to Noble jordan ..... .... Noble jordan, head of the jordan firm ........................... jimmie jordan, Noble's nephew and junior member of the Merrie Williams, a girl who has Written a novel ....... joe Drakes, a jordan author of long standing ........... Miss George Page, also a jordan author, their romance specialist ....................................... Belinda Blank, author of jordan's mystery and crime books .... Miss Duxen, author who writes the juveniles for jordan,s julep Roberts, Barry Burtonis publicity man ............. Mr. Tattle, columnist on the Morning Scandan .... Barry Burton, a Hollywood star ............... Eddie, an oflice boy . Il. ..... . . . . . . . .Eddena Marrs .judy Ellis .Phil Yelton firm .... Kent Savage .........joan Stewart . . . .Buddy Rouse .Imogene Kelsay .Thelma Caldwell . . .jean Eubanks . . . .Bill Kwozalla . . . .Robert Snook . . . . .Barry jolson . . . . .Floyd Click Scrubwomen .... .... L ois Meyers and Doris Brahm Thirty-one Personality NAME NICKNAME EILEEN ALLEN BILL BARKHAU MARX' BECKER DEWEY RAY BENSON EDWARD BENSON RUSSELL M. BINGABIAN SAINI BLACK, JR. DORIS BRAHLI JOHN BRAKEFIELD WILLENA BRAINILETT JOSEPH BRIEDE GERALD CALDWELL THELINIA CALDXVELL ERNEST CARLTON ALICE CARRAN JOAN CARRIGAN FLOYD E. CLICK Az TOM STEPHAN COYLE GLENN DAINIINIERT WILLIAM DEDDEN FRED DICKHAUS JUANITA DOWNINC MILDRED EARLS RUTH EASTINIAN DONALD LOUIS ECER EVELYN JEWEL ELLIS JEAN EUBANKS MARLYN FELICE WILLIAM FICHLIE LAWRENCE FISHER JOSEPH FLICK ADA BELL GAINES PET PEEVE Tiny Book Reports Bark Peroxided Hair Becky,' Stuck-up People Sox', Dancing Ed Celebrities Rusty Long Skirts Skeeter Women Drivers Brim Show offs Johnny Height WVillie Conceited people Joe - Working Jerry School Thelm City life Hog Jaw Korny Singers Carran The 'ol Plymouth Joe Clean Saddle Shoes Clicker Long Skirts Tom', Typists Glenny Dumb girls Bozo English Fritz Wearing Suit and tie Meanie Lost Rings Mil Studying Blondie Yankees Whitey Unruly elections Judy World History tests Jeanie Cattiness Marty Flirting Fick Peroxide blondes FiSll Seriousness Jody Drawing Abie Big timers Thirty-two wEAKNEss Dancing Hunting UQ Having fun Jam Cakes Erlanger Swimming Chocolate Cake Bonds Fishing Dempsey Red headed girls with Anything with a motor Baby calves A certain Photogenic blond. Bubble Gum Green eyes Too Short Motorcycles Jan Girls Grinder and Pegged Skirts Mimeograph machine Basketball - Games Brown Hair Week ends Sports Late Hours Chocolate marshmallow sundaes St. Henry cheerleaders Arguments Redheads Near you! FAVORITE EXPRESSION Beansv Schmuck! Oh, Buddy! AW ! ! ! ! ! Bad Move This is too much Oh, I wouldnit say that You Dog! You should have seen the one that got away. You know it. Eight ball in the side pocket brown eyes How about that? Well, Crum-O Hey Kiddo Howdy Oh, that old musty thing She's too tall for me! Catastrostroke - Hi Jan Thatis Swell Well! Oh! Shucks And I Ain't Kiddin Golly Ding! Huh 1 ! ! How I'll hate to graduate! My goodness Oh Buddy Is that right? Woe Call it Silence l ! NAME ROBERT GOEBEL IRVIN CSRANNEINIAN BEVERLY HAIILEN ROBERT GENE HAKES FRANK HICKS KATHRYN ELEANOR JACOBS WILLIAM BARRY JOLSON MARILYN KAURISI-I ROBERT KAYS IMOGENE KELSAY HELEN KENNEDY ALBERT KORDENBROCK GORDON KUI-IN WILLIAM KWOZALLA ALMA JEANNE MAEGLX' EDDENA MARRS JOHN MENNINGER LOIS JOAN MEYERS RICHARD MEYERS JOHN MUssER NORBERT OTTEN BETTY PALINIITER WILLIAM PARsoNs JACQUELINE PINER JOHN WILLIS PURDY J. NEWTON PURDY JEANETTE RAABE DON REED GRACE SHIRLEY RILEY AsA ROUSE M ILDRED SAMS KENT SAVAGE VIVIAN SCHEPER G. PI-IILLIP SCI-IIFFER JOAN STEWART PAUL SWINFORD JAIVIES WERT RICHARD WHITINC HOWARD K. VVILLOUCHBY PIHL YELTON Personality NICKNAME Commander Irv Bev Ruben Handsome Patty Yohel Lynne Rapid Robert Kels,' Red Dutch Claude Bill MGI-ls!! Dena Fighting Frank Hodie Dick M uss N orb Bocky Lump Jackie Doolle Newt Bronzie,' Cl !7 Shirl Buddy Millie Kenny Viv SniiI Stew Swindler Jim Dick Tubby Hairy PET PEEVE Ties Long skirts Kissin' Shooting pool Affection Themes Pin Ball Machines Conceited people Innocent Women B. T. Ofs Curious people Hunting and Fishing Monday Morning Short Skirts T. P.'s Monday Morning .English III P. Cfs Spanish ' Long Skirts Long Skirts Home Room Fords Colored socks Gossipers Splinters On The Bench Big Wheels Summit Hills Nosy People Big Feet Real tight sweaters Stuck up women Short fellas Grumpy teachers Solitude R. H. Spelling Pool sharks Hog Jaws Prunes Thirty-three WEAKNESS Hamburgers Rosedale Pool Long skirts Red Darkness Dancing Buttermilk A good time Birds Cherry malts Boys Drinking Frankie Jenny My Hero Gardenias Cars FAVORITE EXPRESSION Oh, Nuts! Thatis tough! Is he tall? Horseshoes Any old time! Oh buddies Hey kid! Mary, hurry up! ZOwie,' Oh, Jordon! Oh, Jeepersn Ha, Ha, Ha Nuts Smoe Gee-Whiz Wait a minute, Stew! Gee VVhiz The Lost Chord My gosh! Ambition Fords Hot Dogs Blue Eyes 529 Club Week-ends Tootsie Rolls One-armed bandit Cupcake, Hunting Boys Billiards and camping Driving a car Convertibles Going out Pie Cheerleading Pegged Pants Ties Empress Old Grand Dad None - - Huh ? ? ? So what! Well Say That's nice What's da pitch? For pot's sake! 'Tse tired. Are you kidding? Hey Sliorty! Eight Ball In Side Pocket Look at me go Kids! Gismo', You ainit kiddin' HOW are 'ya Doin? Hurry, Dena Zowil ! ! Squeak Drop Dead! Ha Ha What's funny about that? I reckon maybe so! ,wxpwm Wwmw W' 1 vw W . lr: Q Activities 'I'lzirtyf-.six Class Will W e, the Seniors of 1948, of Dixie Heights High School, in the County of Kenton, in the State of Kentucky, being sound of mind and realizing the time to depart is at hand, do hereby declare this our last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I To the members of the faculty we bequeath the following: To Mr. Caywood we would will a daughter as co-operative and congenial as Elizabeth. To Mr. Gregory, another son who would boost the morale of the Dixie girls as the past three have done. To Miss Thomas, an alphabetized index of all old flames for future reference. To Mr. Hohnhorst, a season pass for the most cultural performances at the Vine Street Opera House. To Miss Rouse, a staff eager to write more constructive items than scandal columns. To Miss Wallace, an official bouncer for roudy seniors in the library. To Mr. Mountjoy, a permit to have all his jokes fwell, most of themlj published in a large volume for practical use in the Dixie library. To Miss Miller, a free second period daily for recuperation from the antics of the Senior demons in first period English class. To Mr. Allen, an increase of eight hours sleep each night. To Miss Racke, more free time to study the principles of home-making. To Mr. Greene, the title of King Bub of 1948 which he rightfully earned through his love C ?D and ability to chew gum. To Miss Rogers, we donit leave a dem thing but our love--sheis got what it takes. To Miss Giles, a peaceful summer vacation to recover from the over-enthusiasm of her seven Senior pranksters in third year Home Ec. To Mr. Carson, a legal right to exhibit his hand knitted argyle socks by a national trend toward knee length trousers. To Mrs. Riffe, an enforced stop sign to regulate the heavy traflic speeding by room 106. To Mr. Carter, a class that will appreciate his humor. To Miss Allgeyer, a permanent record an- swering Any day nowv to the impatient Juniors, queries of When will our class rings be here?', To Mr. Harris, a stronger right arm to ob- tain order in his classes. To Miss Edens, a special messenger to relay loud speaker announcements! To Mrs. F itz-Hugh, thanks for understand- ing that the Christmas holidays are for pleas- ure and not study--- To Miss Hill, we leave an eighth grade his- tory class to compare C?j with this year's. To Mr. Crum, we would like to will a home, a wife, two children, and a golf course in his back yard. To Mrs. Huntington, more successful years at Dixie. ARTICLE II To the various classes we bequeath the following: To the juniors: sincere appreciation for helping to make our Senior year the one we'll never forget and best wishes for the coming year. To the Sophomores: the realization that the class of '49 also must have money for their annual! To the Freshman: bravery and intelligence to compete with the big time operators of senior high. ARTICLE III TO OUR VARIOUS FRIENDS AND CLASSMATES Eileen Allen leaves her ability to secure her man permanently to Mary Ellen Schmitt. Bill Barkhau gives his large, expressive, self- explanatory vocabulary to Ducksoup,' Red- wine Mary Becker wills her true-blonde hair to Charlene Witt. Sox Benson leaves his handsomeness to Robert Herron. Eddie Benson would like his manly physique to go to Dynamite Bailey. Sam Black wills his beard to john Westerman. Doris Brahm leaves her position at the cash register in the cafeteria to Richard McKenney. Iohn Brakefield leaves his explosive power in chemistry to Tom Green. Willena Bramlette leaves her seat on the Hebron bus to lean Sleet. Joe Briedeis love of the Empress,' goes to Billy Hoffman. Jerry Caldwell leaves his position as man- ager to Little Red . Thelma Caldwell leaves her driving talent to Palmer Sandman. Ernie Carlton's never-emptyv billfold to lim Rigney. Thirty-seven Alice Carran leaves her excellent horseman- ship ability to Laura Ann Moore. Joan Carrigan leaves Mr. Mountjoy to an- other capable secretary who will do things the right way! Floyd Click leaves Joan to carry on the Click name at Dixie. Tom Coyle leaves his always-empty seat in every class to Loraine Ruf. Bill Dedden's love of the farm to Bill Krekeler. Fred Dickhaus leaves his aeverlastingii am- bition to Ira Richard Harris. Juanita Downing's place in the Band to Joanne F eltel. Mildred Earlis tap dancing ability to Joanne Arnsperger. Ruth Eastmanis sewing skill to Betty Jack Davis. Donald Eger's sultry looks go to Sheila Johnson. Judy Ellis leaves Susie Morris her qualities of leadership. Jean Eubanks wills her typing speed to Stuart Roadcup. Marlyn Felice leaves her little sister to take over where she left off. Lawrence Fisher leaves his knowledge of Popular Mechanicsv to Doug Dunn. Bill Fichlie leaves hoping that he doesnit have to come back another year. . Joe Flick leaves his speed to Gene Walker. Ada Belle Gaines leaves ber queenly airs to Norma Graham. Bob Goebel leaves his first place in lunch line-to Jim Osborne. Irvin Granneman hopes his swimming tech- niques will go to Howard Ranshaw. Beverly Hahlen leaves her willowy figure to Edna Ruth Miller. Bob Hakes leaves to be with Redf'-Right! Frank Hicks, dainty walk goes to Ann Hood. Patty Jacobs leaves her place in the Follies to anyone who is good enough to take her place. . Barry Jolson's timely remarks go to Don Deglow to brighten up Senior English. Marilyn Kaurish leaves her love of Dixie to Laura Ellis. ' Bob Kays' witticisms to Jack Pierce. Imogene Kelsay leaves the principal's oflice vacant 5th period. Helen Kennedy leaves her sweet and gentle ways to Janet Young. Albert Kordenbrock leaves his seat by Betty Walden on the school bus to Bill Schawe. Gordon Kuhnis title of Casanova', to John Leistner. Bill Kwozalla leaves his modeling talent to Bill 'Welch Alma Maegly leaves her ninth grade lover to anyone who will take care of him after she is gone! Dena Marrs leaves Kreks to Mary Ellen. John Menningeifs record of never being tardy or absent to Paul Yelton. Lois Meyers leaves her gift of gab to Janet Durstock. Dick Meyers' position of scorekeeper goes to David Hughes. John Musser leaves some of his knowledge of mechanics to Donald Stone. . Norbert Otten leaves Mildred Ritchie to anyone who thinks he can get her. Betty Palmiteris efficiency goes to Donna Wentworth. Bill Parsonis corn-cob pipe is left to Bob Martin. Jackie Piner's humorous jokes to Mary Ann Evansburg. Joe Purdyis comic looks to Frank Chaney. John Purdy leaves his brilliance in Spanish to Maralyn Spenny. Jeanette Baabe leaves to look for a newer , look Don Pteedis favorite hangout, C.C., goes to the Junior boys. Grace Riley leaves her shyness to Barbara Haynes Buddy Rouseis Walton drawl to Lil Lane. Mildred Sams' quiet and sedate ways to Margie Jordan. Kent Savage leaves a vacant seat in his car for Janet Turner. Vivian Scheper leaves Dixie to go to work. Philip Schii-fer's ways with the girls to Fred Keene. Ed Schulz leaves with his flock of Erlanger girls. Toady Shelton's Nwackyi' ways are left to Lela Bently. Bob Snook's ability to be everywhere at once to Dick Winkler. Suzanne Squair leaves her favorite song, I've Been Working On the Railroadf, to Carla Yochum. Jack Steuber leaves his luscious shape to Janet Thornton. Joan Stewart leaves her slinky and sophisti- cated ways to Dinah Stith. Paul Swinfordis elaborate speech to Mary Jo Sahnger. Jim Wert leaves his many football duties to Jim Creamer. Dick Whiting's sales talks to Wayne Rusk. Howard Willoughbyis strength to Eugene Martin. Phil Yeltonis nickname of 'iHairyi' to Ronald Menne. John Van Duyn left after the first semester. Glenn Dammertis title of football captain to Jim Morrison. Thi rty-eight Junior Prom King and Queen and Attendants Sealed: Eilllftllil Nlurrs, Charlotte Shelton, 'l1l1L'lHl2l Caldwell, Adu Belle Cnincs Bill lXXXO!llll udx Ellis em hulnnlxs -Ioan Stewart. Stnncling: Phil Yelton, Kent Savage, Barry jolson, Frank Hicks, Fred Dicklnius, Cjltnn D rnnnut The height of the Junior Prom was the Coronation of our Queen, Ada Belle Gaines, and our King, NVilliam Kwozalla. These choices were made by popular vote, the hoys voting for the Queen, and the girls voting for the King. Enjoying the atmosphere of the beautifully decorated gym- nasium, the juniors, Seniors, and their friends danced to the dreamy music of Cecil Youngs Orchestra. Thirty-nine The Class Prophecy The other day I met an old friend with whom I had gone to school. The first thing we talked about was what the class of '48 is now doing in this year, 1960. So we went down to a tavern and talked about it all night. The things I heard were almost unbelievable, but remembering how our class was then I believe all of it now. Here goes! Ed Schulz and Paul Swinford are now co- owners of the Swindler's Jewelry Shop . If you don't like what you get there you can get rid of it, for a small fee, at Joe Snoot Purdy's hock shop. And just to keep his fun-loving brother out of trouble, John Purdy became a lawyer and is now making those little noticed details pay off. Eileen Allen is a secretary with the honor- able Mr. William Barkau, now a most pro- found professor at Vassar, doing the dictating. Mad Mani' Musser is running the city of Covington's biggest used car lot. Dena Bubbles', Marrs is featured at the local show house with Hairy Yelton supply- ing the jokes. Albert Kordenbrock is a bouncer at Tubby Willoughby's tavern, but both are considered fine gentlemeni' on Sundays. Gordon Kuhn is playing first accordian with the Hoosier Hot Shots while Alma Maegly takes care of the vocals. Jack Steuber is a Second Class Seaman in Admiral Fischeris fleet. Mrs. Caster, formerly Jean Eubanks, now dwells on a peaceful hill in Crescent Springs. Buddy Rouse has been chosen Mi: Boone County Airportv because of his rare taking-off abilities-- C zowie J . Vivian Scheper is building up broken down advertising agencies with her winning poste1's. Jackie Piner is the newly-elected chairman of the Non-Smoking, Non-Drinking, Non- Gossiping Sewing Circle. Betty Palmiter has left our midst to go East to be the secretary to the Mayor of New York, Bill Parsons, another school chum. Jeanette Raabe keeps telling her little ones Forty what to do when they get to Dixie in a few years. Johnny Menninger is still raising heck wherever he goes--as always. Mild1'ed Sams has been rising since our graduation until she is now known as Kath- erine Cornell Ilf' Suzy Squair has gotten married and has a full-time job rearing her crop of redheads. Marilyn Kaurish teaches kindergarten at Park Hills and all the little ones just love her. The cows aren't the only her-fords follow- ing bachelor farmer Benson around Burlington. Don Reed is now playing pro-golf at Summit Hills. Bobby Goebel calls himself the chief en- gineer at the Bromley Construction Company. Bill Dedden runs a tourist home in Florida and is rolling in millions. Grace Riley travels from town to town sup- ervising the many Sears Roebuck stores. Dr. Jolson is now experimenting with a serum to stop those sudden remarks that just come outf, George Fellers is highly feared in the gambling world because of his many lucky streaks. The gay divorcee, Ada Belle Gaines, got her fortune and her man as a traveling sales- woman. Jody Flick is custodian of the Warwick Apartments with Erlanger girls swarming all over the place. Patty Jacobs COttenj to have married--the twelve children take too much time away from her dancing. Rapid Robert Kays, owner of the Kays Laundry, is still Widely known for his quick witticisms. Bill Kwozalla is the communityis finest authority on sharp clothes for cats. Sam Black is a traveling salesman for the Fuller Brush Company and his style is as other traveling salesmen--need we say more? Floyd Click is playing pro-football as a re- sult of science's newest discovery, Hi-Growf, Glenn Dammert is now starring in Glennie Boy, while Ed Benson does the long sought- after My Heart Belongs to Janetf' Both pic- tures were produced by Pt. T. Meyers, Inc. Russell Bingaman has given up the soap- box for the pulpit. Helen Kennedy has opened her own little beauty shoppe. Joan Stewart is an old maid still dreaming and playing the record, I Can't Begin To Tell Youf, Beverly Hahlen is now a model in the Believe It Or Not It,s Therei' bathing suits for Powers of New York. Imogene Kelsay has her own radio program. THE GOOD WILL HOUR. Mary Becker has won world renown as the only woman to Win the Annual Indianapolis Speedway Classic. Lois Meyers is a co-owner of the Buttle Florist Shop, and a gay member of the country club set. Joan Carrigan and Norb Otten are owners of a Hsh market and their motto is If it swims, we eat itf' Jerry Caldwell has taken over the printing department of D. H. S. and now THE DIXIE COLONEL', is a close rival of the Esquire. Kent Savage is a star guard on the Harlem Globe Trotters. Marlyn Felice is Kentuckyis first woman senator and in her speeches are heard those echos of '48, I won't! and Not if it is the right wayf, Irvin Granneman is a swimming instructor at Rosedale and does he love it! Fred Dickhaus is tending bar at the Cres- cent Club, which is under the proprietorship of 'Whitey Eger. Joe Briede is running a shoe repair shop with Ernie Callton doing the shoe shining. Tom Coyle is the best fire marshall in this vicinity with Bill Fichlie ably assisting him. Robert Hakes is the principal of our dear old Alma Mater, D. H. S., and is he strict about his absenteeism. Dick Whiting is now Vice-President of Cop- pinsg it is rumored that Judy Ellis does most of the bossing by proxy. Thelma Caldwell was starring on the radio program, Sam,s Other Wife, but I hear that she has given up that contract. Probert Snook, as lazy as ever, has as yet obtained success in absolutely nothing. Ruth Eastman married a gentleman farmer and is living happily in Florence as Mistress of Scott Manor. Juanita Downing is at last playing the clari- net in Phil Spitalny's All Girl Orchestra. Mildred Earls is still a star in the Ziegiielcl Follies of 359. Toady Shelton has been writing neat books for bedtime reading. Willena Bramlette is now reiilming the pic- ture, The Outlawf, at the same studio where Alice Carran gained such fame for her work with make-up. Frank Hicks has at last found a steady job digging ditches for the Gas and Electric Company. Doris Brahm, the human Hy, was the first person to climb the stairway to the stars. John Brakeiield, chemist and inventor of the extra-ordinary, has just proved Einsteinis theory all wrong. Phillip SchiHer, contrary to popular opinion, is a hobo who has been everywhere. James Wertis business has gone to the dogs because he is the nationis leading canine doctor. John Van Duyn is a mailman, carrying mail only to the best houses. F arty-one Seventh Grade President. . . .,., CAROL IIAFICR Eighth Grade President ...... ......... Ax' JACOBS Vice-President, . . .... IOANN ARNSPIQRGER Secretary ..... ..... 1 ROBERT RUSK Treasurer. . . ..., CJAYLE HUSK Furly-1100 ,. Xi ,-.. tg ,.. ff- .x W fm ,.:. . KQX In Q uqwpjn, 5 t ,, .1 M 1 '2 ' H: 'J' I, , 5 6 , 55 -5 . Q, i ,Lf,x - xx i U a Q fp 3 ci ld X K, -. . - 1 f 1 , K , Wvf iv Q' gy U J 25 X4 J ,c 5' D ! 5 'M .-5. Q nr-'-1:.-N X s. W, fix Q ' Y'--f--9 2 . 'mm ips! - f V.,h K ,tl K HRH M' f was . ps . 2 NR xxx' K if ,Q 'flizi -ec:fgf'i'NQtf1f., k xx' H 42 ,. , YY Xa f 2 ,A , , . .... , - W ,H .Wm , N .5 N' M Q 1 ' , ' f mg fw V fmzgdi -' - -. : ' ....H: W .,.4 .. :.., ......, 'ff -'-'- -- , .W .,.,... W., 3, is M S-I G Ol-1 GJ CID E 2 Forty-six C P 'C .- F: 21 P5 OE bn! gs.. 531 V105 'ga iii? O? 53 94 4-' 523 Sri '-5.2 FN if 'DDE' .50 mi QJCD 1252 me Egan GJ EE ,SE :GE N-r-4 .Eta CTS SPE' O5 O EE 5' V! ESE 1'-Em 5.1: 452 OE-1 Eva C'- was .II.,.. P43 ill 5 E A w .- n-V -C-4 ,... .- .- U :- .- n-4 C 'U P .- I rn. CL' -.- 'TJ C ,Q J 'U f .- 'F f .- L-. .- n-4 C ua 514 O T EU 3 0 'U .-C O ..- -'I 3 GJ EP E OD -C. Pxg, 'U-' 37. -2 'as '. QQ.: '22 -H5 VIH' :UN .Cm 4-4--1 Q- 0.2 mmf -'52 'Ci .- O r C'- Maj orettes Dorothy 'lane Reinhart, Mary Virginia Shook. lunch' Ellis. 'lean Pfenniiigwertli. The largest group acting as a single unit of Dixie Heights is its Xlixed Chorus. boasting a membership of S4 members at the beginning of the school year. The chorus. in acldition to its regular duties and activities of presenting concerts ,ind participating in regional and state niusic festivals, forms the backgrounds for all vocal inusic at Dixie Heights and vicinity. The chorus supplies singers for one of the schools greatest attractions, THE DIXIE FOLLIES. It also supplies singers for enter- tainnient for various functions such at the P.T.A,, Kiwanis Club. N I .K.E.A. Chorus, and the All-State Chorus. The Dixie Heights Chorus has not only given two successful raclio performances this year. but has also sent various indivicluals t 2 A ' ' ' ' l ' ensembles. o ippeai as so.oists or to participate in The Mixed Chorus is one of the schoolis most active organizations. Forly-.s'eL'cn Chorus Junior Band pw-30 I If ll O Fiffu ii rc .2 I ,- : ..- - Q, 1, ,- H :L I .: ,- 5 A ., .- mr 5 C C D 5 2 bu P' Z E -J 1 W C F ,- E Q ,- .. Z: L .- U 5 1 - - Q ,C :E Q- 5 ff c .., 'T ,- .- ,.. - :1 3-4 L1 5 'T' 34' Nl. C Q FD C - .. 'is Q -4 Dick Xie-ye-rs XVert. Ililt, jim Frank L- .J Z 1 L 1-1 U ,. L- Qu bl I-Il S: 5 f-7 ff 1, 2 'TJ Y-Il :J Z: Q. L L3 ,.. ,- T- E L I-'J - fx CC 5 f: : TJ L an 1-I - z 5 - - 5 lb m ,- Z 5 5. .:. ..., CI - ,- ,- - M Rice -E E JI fx f- fl' .- z .- :- 11' -I A Z' - -+4 J .- -. +5 S 1-1 IJ.. 5 E ': I 1 Q N- ,- Ld -. : L LJ an -. Q Ld la ti : E L -4 5 ci -A ,- 'TS rv' v-1 5 'i Z s-1 5 s-I - A 2 v-.. 5' C 51 First row: joe Turner, Gene VValker, jay Stevens, Bobby VVentworth, Bob Stewart, jim Hicks, Dick Maloney, Edgar XVhite. Gene Bailey. Second row, left to right: lay Jacobs, Doug Huber, Bob Rusk, Robert Rist, Albert Martin, Ronald Menne, Glenn Asher. Tlzirfl row, left fo right: Charlie True, Charlie Friedle. Gene Oldham. Bill XVelch, Bob Robinson, George McCain. Bob Bower, Dorman Hicks, jack Brown, Coach Shannon. The Freshman football team was composed of boys below the tenth grade. They played a schedule of games with the second teams of other Northern Kentucky schools. Consequently, their won and lost record for the season was not good. The training these boys received in playing this schedule was of great value to our future teams. WVatch for these boys, they are our future stars. Fifty-one Senior and Junior Cheerleaders ff rn right: Susan NI111'1'is. I11111-t 'I'l1111'11to11. N111'111:1 f:l'1lllillll. I11111't NIL'ClllllQ. 1111111 Stewart. 1.11111 lllls Gayle Rusk, hlllilll ,-X1'11sp1-rg1-1'. .I111111 Click. Betty Clllf'tKDIl. Lilliuu Llllllx. Fifty-Iwo f Our Able Captain .F Glenn Dammert Fifty-three The Results Since our class has been at Dixie Heights, more and more emphasis has been placed on football in our realm of sports. Proof of this is shown in the fact that our stadium was built and we secured a coach particularly for football. Our team this year had a fairly good record with 4 wins and 3 defeats in conference play, which clinched fourth place in the N.K.A.C. for us. Our entire seasonis record was 5 wins and 4 losses. Climaxing the yearis football season, the following honors were given to various boys on the team: Captain .... .... C lenn Dammert Best Blocker .............. ..... I im Rigney Best All-Around Lineman ..... ..... I im Morrison Best Tackler ............ ..... I im Morrison Best Man at Rushing Passer. . ...... Ed Benson Intercepting Most Passes ..... .... C lenn Dammert All Dixians Were, of course, Very proud of Jim Morrison, who was voted center on the Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference Team. Season Record Dixie .... Norwood 6 Dixie .... Purcell 12 Dixie ,... Holmes 20 Dixie . . .Ludlow 0 Dixie .... Bellevue 26 Dixie ..... Lloyd 6 Dixie ,... Dayton 7 Dixie ,.... Highlands 21 Dixie .. C. County 0 Fifty-five Left to right, kneeling: Floyd Click, -lim Osborne. 'lim XVert, -lim Rigney. Serum! row: i'Kit Carson. Clenn Dannnert, Dick XVinkler. Lal Rankin. llonald Collins. Ronald Xlenne. Kent Savage Tlzirrl row: Paul Yelton. ,lim Morrison. Torn Mcllenry. Earl Heclwine, Bill Krekeler. Barry xlolson. As another year comes to a close we may look back and take an oyer-all View ol the basketball events. The team started oil rather slowly because the boys who were trying to make the squad were perhaps a bit over anxious to show the coach what they could do. From a large number of boys to choose from the team was gradually molded into a smooth working machine with Dammert. Savage. liedwine, lligney, and hlolson, doing all the heavy work. They were aided at times with the help of Xlorrison, Rankin, Krekler. and Yelton. Those who didnlt get a chance as a first string man usually picked up some experience in the reserve game. As the season goes the team had a fairly successful year. Fifty-six Knceling, left to riglzt: Paul Hageman, Dick Maloney, Lloyd Adams, Bob Stewart, .lim Hicks. Top row, left to riglit: Coach Shannon, Paul Barnett. Bobby Robinson, jerry Rogers, Bob Bower, Charlie True ll x Jacobs. Our junior High School basketball team enjoyed a verv good season this winning all but three of their regularly scheduled games. XVhen tournament time along they were in tiptop shape. At Highlands, Dixie was set for all opposition and came through with Hying to win the championship. Of course. the team was composed of able and cooperative members, but a deal of their success is due to the efforts of Nlr. XVilliam Shannon, their certainlv had a successful first year of coaching. Tournament Scores Dixie 41. . . ....... Dale jr. 13 Dixie 34. . . . . .Simon Kenton 23 Dixie 27., ....... Dayton 25 Dixie 27. . . . .Highlands 26 Fifty-sever: coach. year, CH IHC' colors great who The Results Although our basketball team this year was not as highly rated by some Northern Kentucky people as some Dixie teams in the past, still the boys gave their all, and what more can we as fans ask than that? Glenn Dammert and Kent Savage received special award-s when they were chosen members of the second team conference team. lt was D3lD1HS1't,S second year for this honor. Season Record Dixie 29 .... Holmes 64 Dixie 40 . .. ,... Beechwood 32 Dixie 32... . . .... Hebron 29 Dixie 35 .... Dayton 42 Dixie 41 . ..... Owensboro 50 Dixie 36 ..fVIaysville 44 Dixie 34 ..Beechwood 3 Dixie 61 Silver Grove 37 Dixie 45 . ..... Owensboro 44 Dixie 35 .... Holmes 54 Dixie 43 ...Henderson 48 Dixie 45 . .. ..... Highlands 44 Dixie 31 ...Metropolis 48 Dixie 47 .... Dayton 29 Dixie 46 ..... Murray 4 Dixie 60. .. .... Simon Kenton 51 Dixie 26 ..... Bellevue 33 Dixie 59. ...... Campbell County 36 Dixie 51 Simon Kenton 36 Dixie 54 ........... Lloyd 48 Dixie 69 .... Ludlow 46 Dixie 34 ..... Newport 30 District Tournament Dixie 40 . . . . .... Simon Kenton 35 Dixie 39 . . . . .... Lloyd 33 'Dixie 45. .... .... H olmes 55 F iffy-eight W 2 if -Q, 4542? ZX D Annual taff Mr. Crum. Imogene Kelsuy. XVlllCl'l2l Briunlette. Beverly Ilzlhlen, .Indy Ellis, Viviun Scheper, Eileen Allen, Aclu Belle Gaines. Phillip Yelton. Kent Savage. Fretl Dieliliains. Bill Bzlrkliau, Ecl Benson, Bob Snooli. Ffllllli Hicks, Toni Coyle XVe. the zuinnul staff. are indeed proud to present this edition of the Dixian to oui fellow classmates, teachers, parents, and friends. Through our efforts to make this annual the hest that could luwe possibly have heen made, we hope that our readers will fincl a truer picture of life here at Dixie and will find a deep i1PI7I'GCl21lll0ll of what Dixie Heights actually means to each of us. Sixty-Iwo Newspaper Staff Fran! row, left to right: .Ioan Stewart, Editor, Imogene Kelsay, JoAnne Feltel, and Thelma Caldwell. Second row, left to right: Barbara Turner, Judy Ellis, Assistant Editor, Alice Carran, Sheila johnson, janet Turner, Miss Alma Rouse, Sponsor. Tlzircl row, left to riglzf: Elizabeth Cuywood. Ptichurd Follierth, Rohert Snoolc, and Dewey Benson. Under the capable guidance of Miss Alma Rouse, our newspaper, THE DIXIE COLONEL, has made quite a contribution to the school this year. The staff, at the beginning of the year, decided to try to put out one publication each mouth, and carried out this schedule, although at times only because of the never ceasing efforts and helpfulness of KI11 Schaeffler, our printing instructor. Sixly-flu ec The Student Council Bill Barkhau -Indy Ellis .Ioan Stewart Bob Snoolc Mr. Hohnhorst The student council, composed of members from each of the grades, is an organiza- tion which has the power to make suggestions for the betterment of the school in any respect. This student body creates an interest in school functions and promotes leader- ship among the students. Under the able sponsorship and guidance of Mr. Hohnhorst. Dean of Boys, the council strives at all times to improve upon and regulate the affairs and governing of the school through the suggestions and remarks of the council. The members of the Student Council of 1947-48 are: jay Iacobs, Carol Hafer. Ruth Foster, Secretary, Bob Herron, Barbara Turner, Laura Ellis, Patsy Wert, Norma Graham. Joan Stewart, President, Indy Ellis, Bob Snook, and Bill Barkhau. Sixty-four sh-Q-1 ' 151031 Beta lub Ivft tn l'l,LflIf, fron! raw: -I11111-t Tlll'Il6l'. Slwiln -I11l111s11n, l ll'Ill'Sl C1l1'lllJll, S1'Cl't'lill'y. -lm' Pllflly. Vl'I'l'2lSlll'tJl'. -Illilf' Ellis, l'1'c-siclm-11t I111o1f1-111' Kvlsuv. Xwitl'-Pl'l'SlllL'Ill. I.2lllI'2l Ellis. left tn fight. lJr1r'l1'mv1': NI1: ll1lI'l'lS. SPUIISUT. Patsy NV111. Duris llllllllll, Bl'Yl'I'lf' llz1l1l1-11, lm N11-l1a11'1l ll.11'1'is, ljlllll Y1-ltun IU1111 Sta-wart. :111cl XOIAIIHI clfllllkllll. portsmalfs Club l,I't'SlllL'Ilt . . . . . . . .......,.......................,...,........, Elmllc BENSON xvlL'0'lJI'l'SlflE'Ilt . . ...,. ....,. l slflllh' Roush: S1-cr1f't111'1 llllQl 'lll'l'2lSlll'l'I'. . . . . .flI.l'INN DAx1x11:11'1' 5130115014 . . ,.......... .... I lII.l. S11.-xwxux Si.1'ly-jim' Riding lub l'rm-Sidi-nt . . ........., ......,. . ALICE CTAIHIAN SC'L'l't't2.ll'y and Vlql'l'11Slll'f'l'. . . , .Pn5T'rx' ANN Nl-QIMEYI-in Sponsor . . .......... ........ . Ami,-x Rousu Sp0I1SrH' . . . .Cll,-Xlil.IfIS CINUNI Y-Teens Svninr Y-Tf'z'n.v LAURA ANN Mocmrx LAURA lil,1,ls. . . . . AIANH1' YUUNC: . . . . MAHALYN llmuusox . . z , junior Y-Tvmxa' . . .. . Prcsidcnt . .. ...... . GAYl.r: Rusk .. . . . . Vim--Pwxiclvllt , . . . . . AIUANNIC AnNs1'l-iurzl-Lu . . .Sl'C.'I'l'till'y illld Tf1'2lSlll'l'I'. . . . , . SANDRA SIIAHPI-I .. ..NA1'AI.1EDrx:L1m' . . Sponsor . . . . . . MISS FFHOPAAS Sixty-.six Future Homemakers of America Pre-siclvnt . . .........,.........................,.........,...... cTHAlILO'l'TE SI-IELTON Vice-Pnfsidont . . . . . . ..lAN1c'1' 'l'1l0nN'r0N S4-crctnry . . ..... .... .... . . . ........ VIUAN HAFEN Sponsor . . . . . ................... ............, . . .ANN Scion' Clugs Camera lub President . . ..............................,.............................. BOB SNOOK Vicc'-President . . . ........... .TOXI COYL1-3 Secretary . . .... .... C Il Xlll.0T'I'E SIIELTON Frcausurvx . . . . . ..... . . . . . . .IANET ML-CLUM: S ixty-seven Sixty-viglzt E.B.EINmiw susnsvxusus- -n .- Bes+ Wishes +o +he SENIOR CLASS GF l948 Ccnnplhnen+s of +he P O T I , A O Seuenty ns-ns-vs-ns.-sus-ns-wx.. x.-sf-sux usns-:sux-as-ns-ax-as-nx-as-ns-ns -ns-esnvsns--sux CongreTulaTions and BesT Wishes To The Senior Class of I948 o The Junior Class i The John R. Coppin Co. There are TorTy-eighT STaTes in The Union, There are millions oT ciTies and Towns, BUT The ciTies in good ole KenTuclcy Are The besT ones, by Tar, To be Tound. There are millions oT sTores in These ciTies And billions oT Things To buy: IT you're looking Tor someThing ThaT's special, lT's HCOPPINSH you should Try. NorThern KenTucl4y's BesT -Joan WesTphalinger. SEVENTH AND MADISON COVINGTON, KY snsususnsnx.-suusnsns n sa-su xnsn-sus.nsuxnvs-rsnspr-su:suns-vsnsnvsusnsursa Seventy-one rx. s- Good Luck . TO THE CLASS OF '48 EILERMAN'S COVINGTON NEWPORT KenTucky's SrnarTesT STore For Young Men PHOTO ENORAVINGS B Y Adver+isers Engraving Company 4oo PIKE STREET tpugh Buildingj CINCINNATI, OHIO PHONES: Iv1Ain IQ38- I939 sos.-s-nx-as-nsu ins- -snsususu n sus- uxusnsusu n s-asus - vxnsns- ns--uns--sus-wsu S- If-r -sux1-sus--sux--s-usux.-x.-sux--x -ex.-5.-s--sus.-sux .-xux.-5.-5.-xv .- .gnxux Q. CompIImen'rs of The S+ewar'r Iron Works Company Covingfon, Ken'rucIzy o Manufacfurers of IRON AND CHAIN LINK WIRE FENCES AND GATES GENERAL ORNAMENTAL IRON AND WIRE WORK STUDEBAKER CARS AND TRUCKS BATT uc CHARLES B. FRIEDL, Presidenf I05-7-9 Easf 4+I1 Sfreef Phone: COIonial 0245 COVINGTON, KENTUCKY ws..vsusns-1snvgnsas--snnx--s.vsnsuxnsus--Q-vswsusu sn-sus.-sn-susnsuxnsns- Seventy-three -x--Q-ns.-suns--sa-sung:sn snsus--snasus-nsnasgosnvxnosnvsnnsunx.-as nsusnsux-:sux sus:-sus.-suns -a x.-snsnsnx--s.-s- rsns-nxnsnsusux,nx,us-:suns--sn :sn-snsus.-sn Congra+ula+ions +o +he Seniors of l948 O The Sophomores W 11 .--:-3'-:..'T.:.-., gg '1knniS 1 E25 1- ,W HICKS MOTOR CO. Coving1'on's Only Aufhorized Ford Dealer 427 SCOTT BOULEVARD COVINGTON, KY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '48 CHASCRUM nvs1uvs4vsunx.us4ap1,n-snvsuvsnnx asns:-gnvs-os'nxnxnsars--x4-xusnusqvxusnvsavsunxu-sus 5 'Ucnty-four ax -z4usns,:- A 2- Aaaoxusgv- -:znsns-os.nsavsaosuxnsaox.as-vs4osa-sans-vsnsaosaosnvsnosavsus J. Wayne Ruslc Thomas R. Rusk Rol'Jer+ H. Ruslc The Monlgomery Coal Co. Peerless Lump ' Blue Ribbon Slolcer Coal Lincoln Bloclc ' Combusiion Slolcer Agency EVERYTHING IN HEAT HEmloclr 4040 COVINGTON, KY. CONGRATULATIONS! Ancl Sincere Wishes For Your Success and Happiness The Norlhern Kenfuclcy Realfy ancl Developmem' Co. 2' l5I8 Dixie Highway Park Hills, Covingfon, Ky. JU. 58l5-58l6 Kays Laundry 8: Cleaning, Inc. 208 Greenup Sfreei' COVINC-JTON, KY. HEmIock 4400 Good Luclc .. TO THE CLASS OF '48 The Hanneken Dairy Co. 533 PIKE STREET Colonial 0694-0695 Seventy-five 2 Z l 2 l Q Z Z l Z l Z Z Z l Z I Z 2 l l Z l Z l Z 2 Z Q Q ! l 7...,..,..,.....,..,.....,..,..,..,.....,..,..L........,..,.....,. NNNN .C..-..,..,..,.....,..,..,..,.....,..,..,.....,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,.....,.,......, 'Y Z I Z Z Z Z Z Z 2 Z Z Z Z Z rsn saosavsprsnasnxavsnosnvspvs-asuxuvs4vs4rsusux4vs4ws4os4rx4n-s4rx4vsnvsnsnvs4vsnns4os4vg4fg4 usnxnvsavxnxasa ns: rsns vsnoQ4vs4rs4nsnosnsnx-asa xv ns. Besi' Wishes . . . Class of '48 vsusnosae-.Q vsoosnsnvsunx4vs4us4ax.wx..vsns4vQnvsux.asansn Covingfon A+hle+ic 8: Spor+ing Goods Hun+ing and Fishing 526 MADISON AVENUE Theo. Ta+e Hageman Covingfon, Ky. AX+ei 3754 Jones Drug Sfore PATRONIZE R-C-Bfakef'e'd' YOUR LOCAL INDEPENDENT Prop. DRUGGIST Walfon 63 Wal'I'on, Ky. gomplimenisof GROWERS OF OROHnDs Greenhouse: Virginia .Avenue Geo. W. Hull 8: Co. Schreiver 8K Son Phone: HEmlock I855 Z: F L O R I S T S z: PHONE: Hifmiocic 5533 27 W- Pike Sifeei Covingion- KY- Souih F'I'. Mifchell Coving+on, Ky. In Covingion li s . . BEST WISHES TO THE ' CLASS OF '48 . . . Lang's Resfaurani' and Cafderga Schlra Bro+hers PHONE: Hgmlock 9390 Manufaciuring Jewelers 623-625 Madison Ave. Covingfon, Ky. DIAMOND IMPORTERS sncsausaassvsovxovsnvsaogausnvsu ...Y -wsu 14:17 i vu-go Seventy-six r2eQ4vs.1+a::s4vs4v-snsavs4o-s4vxuns.v-s.vsnvs4 sngpsnsnvxavs.--sux.--5.vs-vsusnx--sa-snsaosnvsus-as-funn.-sususus-vsvsnxnsaas-vsng John Popp Floral Co. I530 DIXIE HIGHWAY Flower Arrangemenl for all occasions arlislically arranged Phone: HEmIocIr 9833 WE SAVE YOU MONEY vin Mulual Fire Insurance Co 629 Madison Ave., Covingron, Ky. Cl-IAS. I'l. FEUSS. Presidenl J. C. MINDERMANN, Secrelary OVER 7,0 YEARS OF SERVICE 75Tl-I ANNIVERSARY . . .I873-l948 W h y 2 Q u a I i I y I Louis Fri+z Mineral and Soda Co. Coyingfon, Ky, HEFDIOCIK 0575 There is beauly and proleclion in every can of WEAR MORE PAINT The A. L. Boehmer Painl' Company II4 Pilre Slreei' Covingion K BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF '48 . . . Besl Wishes To CLASS OF 48 The phi Delta Fmae Sears-Roebuck 8: Co. Sororny Covinglon, Kenfuclcy The Covinglon Hea+ing Co., Inc. ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS RESIDENTIAL AND INDUSTRIAL HEATERS OSTROW'S Furnirure ' Appliances Floor Coverings Sfoiers - Oil Burners - Gas Burners H09 Wafer - Sham -' Wim' AI' 5Y5I'm' 7I7-7I9 Madison Avenue Covinglon, Ky 326 Pike Sfreel Covinglon, Ky. I'lEmIocIc 8I9O -- JUr1iper OO22 Pl-IONES: I-IEmIocIc 4255 -- 4256 :sus :sus-usnsnsnvsnsansnsnsavsnvsusususavsnvsnvs.ssnsnsnsnsnsausanxosnsnvxnvsunsnsa Seventy-seven -users-osusuxnxunsgvsnseoxnxnsu:sus1useusavsanxnsuvs-ns4os,4vxvx-as-asus.vsnxusnsnvsnsgvsn Besi Wishes +0 THE B. F. GOODRICH CO. The Class of '48 RETAIL DIVISION Dr- and Mrs- IV1eYel' J0I50n 525 Madison Avenue Covingfon, Ky. A Friend CompIimen+s of - A Friend THE PECLPEESSQBCEZTY BANK HANSER Music: AND JEWELRY MEMBERS FEDERAL DEPO5IT CORP. EVERYTHWG 'N MUSC Six+I'1 and Madison Coving+on, Ky. 540 Madison AVe U9 COVINQIOU- KY- ZIMMER HARDWARE CO, 'MARTIN 8: GALLENTINE APPLIANCES FRESENNBEATS 537 Pike S'IreeI' Covingion, Ky. G R Q C E R I E 5 R I V A R D I S Complimenis of. D THE CRESCENT CLUB MEATS, GROCERIES AND VEGETABLES F 0 O D A N D D A N C I N G I-IEmIocIc 4687 RUSS AND GENE BAIN 329 Pike S'l'ree+ Covingfon, Ky. Cresceni, Springs Kenfucky ...Complimenfs of... A FRIEND sursa:suvsnvsnsusnsnwsnrsvxnsnvsavsnsuxnxauxe1sevsessnanvxavsuvsnvsnosuoxnxevsuusuvs-vs-osusa S uenty-eight xnvsgnxuvsnvxavsusa-suse:su-savsensuxansnsarsavsnsunsuusnxaoxnsavsavsnvxnvsavsnvsavsavsavsavxavsn ROBERT D. RUTTLE RAGLAND CHINA F L O R , S T FLORENCE, KY. 822 Madison Avenue Covingion, Ky. Phone HE. I752-3 G U Y ' S The Siebler Tailoring BARBER SHOP Company 607 Madison Avenue Covingion, Ky. 372l Dec0u 5eY Ave- LaTonIa- KY' 6I8 Vine Sfreef Cincinna'I'i, Ohio Complimenls of OPTOMETRIST L. J. METZGER Associafe: DR. RAYMOND B. FINE Covinghn' KY. 63I Madison Avenue Covingion, Ky. B O N T O N FACTORY SHOE REPAIR Complimems of Roy Briede A Friend I7 W. Pilce S'free'I' Covingfon, Ky. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK RAY HALL Member Federal Deposif Insurance Corp. O P T l C l A N . I22 Pike Sfreei Covingfon, Ky. Covmgllon' KY' HEmIocl1 I992 The Forl Garage, Inc. Complimenrs of UT P I I ND B SH P I A O RE AWG A U ODY O FLORENCE DRUG STORE HEmloclr 4693 -- JUnlper 3759 l8I7 Dixie Highway Covingfon, Ky. Phone FL0 e Ce 28 Florence. KY- Korzenborn Service Sfalion Complimenfs Of AUTO SERVICE TIRES - ' BATTERIES 2475 Dixie Highway HEmIock 8759 Y' M - - A- Compllmenis of Colonial Elecfric Service LOWE 8' CAMPBELL House Wiring - Appliance Repair ATHLETIC GOODS . 103 705 M ' S+ c' ' +' 2 oh' Ccloml 7654 - am reel, mcmna I ' lo 3727 Decoursey Avenue Covinglon, Ky. Seventy-nine Us vs-vsausnsnvsnvsausuoxuvsansnosnvsqosns-usugavxpvsa Complimenfs of JAN, 49 -- NORMA, '49 -- LOLLY, '49 JAN, '50 -- SUSIE, '50 -- JOAN, '48 Cheerleaders of '47-'48 wsuasnsns-vxnvsnnsnxuns-nsnvsansusnsnvsnsaoxp So. FI. Mi+cheII 5c Io SI.00 Sfore WILBER G. HUB, Owner HE. 9678 249I Dixie Highway Soufh FI. Miicheil, Ky. H. BECK FURNITURE CO. STOVES OF ALL KINDS I-IE. 2223 203-205 Pike Sfreef Covingion, Ky. Complimenis of KIRK JEWELRY CO., Inc. y 709 Madison Avenue Covingfon, Ky. HEmIock 2322 Compiimenrs of SAM'S CONFECTIONERIES 207 Pike -- 506 Madison Coving+on,' Ky. BLUE FRONT GROCERY ART GOSNEY, Prop, Mears -- Groceries -- Fruiis -- Vege+abIes 43rd and Church Sfreefs We De-Iiver I-IEmIock 8853 Complimenfs of RICH'S JEWELERS AX+eI 3I52 70l Madison Avenue Covingfon, Ky. Complimenfs of HANSELS PLACE Decoursey Pike Phone HEmIock 9234 Complimenrs of M A R S H A L L ' S WHERE GOOD FOOD IS A SPECIALTY I450 Dixie Highway -- A+ Park Hills DALLAS LUNCH ROOM CHICKEN DINNERS PLATE LUNCHES - CHILI - SANDWICHES Open IO A.M. Io I2 Midnighf 39I8 Winsion Ave., La'Ionia Phone HE 8936 For Those Nafionally Adverfised MAROUISE -- JACQUELINE -- CONNIE CHAS. C. WEBER PARIS FASHION SHOES G R O C E R Bromley . . . . . ..... .. Kenfucky Phone: HE' 7553'HE' ml' 35 Pike S+ree+ Hemlock 0302 we OPERATE ouR owN PLANT SUPER CLEANERS, INC. 36+h and Caroline 7I5 Scoii Srreef CovingI'on, Ky. FREE CALL AND DELIVERY ROLFES PRINTING CO. IN BUSINESS SINCE I894 HARRY J, ROLFES, Prop. Coving'I'on, Ky. SI'ewar'r-Carr S+aI'ioners GREETING CARDS -- OFFICE SUPPLIES Aufographic Regisier and Form HEmIock 8736 505 Madison Avenue Covingfon, Ky. EDINGTON ELECTRIC SHOP LET US SOLVE YOUR ELECTRIC PROBLEMS WE REPAIR IRONS, SWEEPERS, ETC. I8 W. Soufhern Ave. Laionia, Ky. Office, CO. 5973 -- Home. CO. 0052 asusnvxnwsnwsusn-sn-Q1rx-:gasu1snusavsnsavxavsaosavsosnvxavsnvsnusnaxnvxnxqaxnvsununs.nsnvsusa Eighty savsavsnsuosaosuxanxgssnxnsnosaosa Complimenls of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Yelfon oxnasansnvsawsuxa-Ixus.-sn sninniuvtnvinoinsxpoxsvxnxa Complimenls Io Bill, Dick, Jim, and Frank Cookie Congralulahons Complimemks of Bingg Sfew W. W. Rouse and Family Red '52 Chuck Complirnenfs of A Friend Complimenfs of Mr. and Mrs. John Voskuhl and Family Complimenls of George T. Lang CompIimenI's of Bill Macklin Class of '4I Besf Wishes To I I I JOHNNY WOODS Complimenls of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Snook CompIimen'I's of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Easfman Complimenfs of Rob+. B. Rouse TO TOADY Complimenfs of Earl H. WaI'I'er Complimenfs of Mary Helen Thompson Class of '42 Congra+uIa'rions BUDDY I Mom and Papa Jack CongraIuIaI'ions +o The Class of '48 Lucy and S+an S+ewar'I' Complimenfs of Mr. and Mrs. Robf. L. Reed and Family Congrafulafions BUDDY Mom- and Papa Rouse THE-SENIOR CLASS TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SINCERELY THANK ALL ITS FRIENDS FOR THEIR SPLENDID COOPERATION IN HELPING TO MAKE POSSIBLE THE PUBLICATION OE THIS ANNUAL 1-os.nQ1vs-as-as-esnsnxns--susas--sa -Q.-xox n ga-gn s--x--x--snsns-as-vs 1 -sus-,Qu-su ax--xusns-vxnsnx,-.gn-suns-'sus-ax-:susus- 0 coMPLiMENTs OF OUR FRIENDS Mrs. Ann Hellman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carran Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Johnson Mrs. Thomas Coyle Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Arnsperger Mr. and Mrs. l. R. Hicks Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Rader Mr. and Mrs. James V. Wer+ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Porler Fred C. Wege Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Benson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Howard McHenry Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. G. K. 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