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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1949 volume:

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K, S f 5 K 895' 1. 3x6 my HF.: it A v .,,. , Wifi M 1 F -:-'A ' ffm ? dl'- Maman-f 'fr Q an Mx V I V if .1 2 D E D I C A T I O N WWW iff! ' ' TO SPORT For the distinction he has brought to our class in the year of our graduation and because he is our friend, we, the Class of I949, are proud to dedicate this edition of The Dixian to MR. RICE MOUNTJOY. Page five CONTENTS Dixie Heights High School ......... Dedication ........................... Theme .............. Board Members ...... Executives ........ Faculty ........... Class Officers ....... Seniors ........... Class Will ....... Who's Who? ....... Class Prophecy ...... Private Lives ....... Class History ....... Class Song ..... Directory .... Activities ................... Mr. and Miss Dixie ......... The Prom ................ Class Play ..... Clubs .................., Music Department Classes ........ Sports ................ Advertisements ........ Autographs ...... Page six f TH E '49 ERE Job Nsou - 5ch,,,+f Board Members Bluch Rich Albert C. Howes Robert T. Wilson J. A. Coywood Foemon A. Rudd Superintendent Chairman Lewis M. Gabriel C. C. Hopkins John Shepard Page eight Execu+ives G. K. Gregory Principal xx eve' G. Bernadette Pgrg SL. Greene 590115 POn5O,. Page nine FAC U LTY Chorles Crum Margery Thomas Lillian G. Fitzhugh Laura F. Rogers James R. Allen Ann Scott Giles George E, Maher Sarah Jackson Louise Clarke Robert H. Carter Page ten FACU LTY Marguerite Hill William H. Harris Peggy Freshney Anthony A. Hohnhorst Adlyn Ware Rice Mountjoy Kellie Huntington Bernice Bobbitt William Shannon Susan Pursley Boyd Mahan Louis Phillips Mildred Riffe Karl Schmidt Alma Rouse Louise Wallace Corneal Edens Page eleven 4 t X Nwwyjyiyg ,f , H viifwy vw6 5J?Xl o V I qyyy x X'3'Vi J NN? N . Xxolfyvv Ogfiffyfffmffa Ny P wif fx ,X 'ffify vyl vis W57J3vf3?XfJ x 0v'fj9f w f1Q5y Q my . rywfywsov qv xfifdj 'bbfwh ,..-., ...........,,--wg .N .,r' . '1 ' r' ' 1f7iw fz' 1 5, Iwi, fig! hr ,ii Z: -Tl 7 Z f ----,.,.3. --f-'iff D A . -if . .. ' Y l. N 'UN nqygg J fb 'D RQ JOHNSON -5CHP lITTf CLASS OFFICERS President ........v7, .,..... J oe Conrad Vice-President .,... ............V. P at Taylor Secretary ....... ........ M arian Marqua Treasurer .... ..,,...,....., L al Rankin Page fourteen Cecil Allf Class President l5 Foot- ball l-2-45 Basketball l-25 Student Council I5 Hi-Y 25 Sportsman's Club 2-45 Bowling Club 25 Miami Edison Sr. Hi 35 Follies 45 D-Club 45 Class Play 4. Merrill Slade Caldwell Florence High l5 Band 2-'35 Chorus 35 Follies 3-45 Sporlsrnan's Club 45 Baseball 4. Lela Pearl Bentley Neva Bryant Chorus l-25 Senior Com- Home Ec. l-2 lsecretaryl mercial Club 4. 45 Chorus l-25 Y-Teens l-35 Skating Club 35 Follies 4. Nancy Coleman Highlands l-ligh l -2-3, Camera Club 45 F. H. A 45 Annual Staff 45 S. S. D. 45 Follies 45 Pep Club 4, Class Play 4. Joseph Samuel Conrad 4-H Club 25 Sportsman's Club 3-45 Y Dance Com- mittee 35 Chorus 3-45 Future Retailers of America, Ky. Branch 45 Student Council 45 An- nual Staff 45 Class Presi- dent 45 Follies 4. Joanne Caldwell Chorus l-3-45 Home Ec. l-2-45 F. H. A. l-45 Y-Teens 35 Bowling Club 35 Skating Club 35 Riding Club 4. James Creamer Football 3-45 Sportsman's Club 3-45 Rifle Club 3-45 Skating Club 45 Future Retailers of America, Ky. Branch 45 Follies 45 All- Ccnference Team 4. Page fifteen Bertie Cuthbert Home Ec. l-25 Chorus 2-35 Follies 2-3-45 Y Sweetheart 25 Treasurer 35 Prom Attendant 35 Y- Teens 35 Camera Club 35 Pep Club 3-45 News- paper Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Senior Commer- cial Club 4. Carole Elliott Holmes l-2-35 Senior Commercial Club 4. paper Donald Deglow Douglas Dunn Football l-2-3-45 D-Club Sportsman's Club l-2-3- 2-3-45 Sportsman's Club 45 Swimming Club 25 2-3-45 Follies 4. Riding Club 2. Mary Ann Evansburg Chorusl-25 Folliesl-3-45 Bfigvling Club 2-35 Skating ici b 3, Pep club 35 s.s.o. Janet Arlene Durstock Chorus l-2-35 Y-Teens 35 Follies 3-45 News- paper Editor 45 Senior Commercial Club 45 Salu- tatorian 4. John C. Eversole Holmes l-25 Prom At- tendant 35 President, Fu- ture Retailers of America, Ky. Branch 45 Sportsman's Club 45 Follies 45 Class Play 4. Play 4. Page sixteen Norma Graham Home Ec. l-45 Chorus l-2-35 Bowling Club 25 Cheerleader 3-45 Prom Attendant 35 Camera Club 3-45 Y-Teens 35 Follies 3-45 D-Club 3-45 Beta Club 3-45 Student Coun- cil 35 Pep Club 3-45 Robert Frank Greene Ira Richard Harris Band 2-35 Chorus 2-3-45 Hi-Y l-25 4-H Club N.K.E.A. Chorus 2-35 All l-25 Chorus l-2-35 Band State Chorus 2-35 Cam- 2-3-45 Follies 2-3-45 era Club 25 Riding Club 4. Beta Club 3-45 Valedic- torian 45 Class Play 4. -3, Maryln Sue Harrison Chorus l-2-35 Home Ec. l-45 Vice-President 25 Bowling Club 25 Follies 3-45 Y-Teens 35 Cam- era XClub 3-45 Pep Club 3-45 F.H.A. 45 Annual Staff 45 S.S.D. 4. X, F.H.A. 4, s.s.D. 4, Y .fi-5 , ,fl f M Committee 4. Y MFL f- l Lf! . I f fl .T 54 f 5' g' 1,t LC ftx fl! Z A f l . is l !Lf'f l' L I lj 'Q . Q Q! Z-C 5 - - - if -of fi ff Mr' , Af I 1 J ah!-1fLA ,fx SQ: Q' 41 if F' i fZ 'f R ' R. f.,fu.wff-AK J i fl fl' J ld 1 7 I 'Q , 'xp' 1,41 L 4 ' ,lv Sheila Johnson N.K.E.A. Chorus 35 Chorus . l-2-35 Newspaper Staff R' l-2-3-45 Jr. Red Cross l-25 Follies 2-3-45 Bowl- ing Club 25 Student Coun- cil 2-45 Prom Attendant 35 Beta Club 3-45 Camera LaVerne Hopperton Robert Jacobs Club 35 Y-Teens 35 Y Chorus I-25 Y-Teens 3-45 Hi-Y l-25 Future Re- Committee 35 S.S.D, 45 Senior Commercial Club tailers of America, Ky. Miss Dixie 45 Annual Margie Jordan Treasurer 4. Branch 4. Staff Editor45Class Play4. Class Historian 4. Page seventeen Fred Keene Alex. T. Kenwright James R. Kiser William F. Krekeler Bowling Club l5 Riding Ludlow High School 3. Sportsmon's Club 3-4. Basketball l-35 4-H Club Club l-25 Prom Attendant 2-3-45 Sportsman's Club 35 Sportsman's Club 3-45 2-3-45 Riding Club 25 Track 45 Follies 4. Rifle Club 3-45 D-Club 3. Henry George Kuhn, Jr. Band 2-3-45 Chorus 2-3- 4' N.K.E.A. Band 3' Sec- retary-Treosurer of' Band Robefl' Ledbelfef 35 Follies 3-45 Band Presi- 4-H Club l5 Sportsrnon's dent 4. Club 2-35 Chester Lichliter Track 25 D-Club 25 Prom Attendant 35 Sportsman's Club 45 Vice-President, Future Retailers of America, Ky. Branch 4. Marian Mitchell Marqua Home Ec. l-25 Chorus 2-35 Class Secretary 2- 3-45 Senior Commercial Club 45 Y-Teens 35 Prom Attendant 35 Attendant to Bond Queen 3. Page eighteen Earl Eugene Martin Band 2-3-45 Chorus 3-45 N.K.E.A. Chorus 45 Band Vice-President 4. ,I-A . 1 4 . 1 , iff- ,, A . . 1 U. 'gs . James Morrison Football I-2-3-45 Basket- ball 2-3-45 D-Club l-2- 3-45 Class Treasurer 25 Sportsman's Club 3-45 All Star Team 3-45 Prom At- tendant 35 All-Conference Team 3-45 Student Coun- cil 45 Annual Staff 45 Fol- lies 45 Rifle Club 3-45 Football Captain 4. Mable Foster Martin Edna Ruth Miller Home Ec. l-35 F.H.A. 35 Home Ec. l-25 F.H.A. 35 Skating Club 35 Y-Teens Senior Commercial Club4. 35 Senior Commercial Club 45 Follies 4. James Osborne Band l-25 D-Club l-2- Laura Ann Mocre Chorus l-2-35 Home EC. l-45 Band 2-35 Bowling Club 25 Camera Club 3-45 President Y-Teens 35 Follies 3-45 Beta Club 45 Pep Club 3-45 An- nual Staff 45 F.H.A. 45 S.S.D. 4. 3-45 Sportsman's Club Jack Pearce 3-45 Rifle Club 35 Foot- I Sportsman's Club 45 Fu- ball Manager 45 Basket- chufles I-0U'5 offen ture Retailers of America, ball Manager 3-4. Florence High School l-2. Ky. Branch 4. Page nineteen Mary Frances Penick La o mery Rankin Earl Eugene Redwine Mason School l5Dry Ridge go I l- - -45 Basket- Basketball l-2-3-45 D- School 25 Chorus 35 Home -3-4' ass Treas- Club l-2-3-45 Football Ec. 3-45 Follies 3-4. u l 5 D ub l-2-3- 2-3-45 Prom King 35 Fol- K S V . . - x A . ' Jack Sahnger Football l-2-3-45 D-Club 2-3-45 Track 2-35 Sweetheart 25 Follies 2- 3-45 Band 25 Basketball 35 Prom Attendant 35 Sportsman's Club 3-45 4, a 2-5-45 Sports- lies 3-45 Track 3-45 Base- ma 's C 3- 5 Follies 4. ball Team 3-45 Sports- if l man's Club 3 -4. R Mary Jo Sahnger Chorus l-25 Bowling Club 2-35 Skating Club 35 Pep Club 35 S.S.D. 45 Home EC. lj Class Play 4. James Jerry Rigney Football l-2-3-45 Basket- ball l-2-3-45 D-Club l- 2-3-45 Camera Club 3-45 Sporl'sman's Club 3-45 Annual Staff 45 Follies 45 Class Play 45 All-Confer- ence Team 45 Post All- Star Team 4. Mary Ellen Schmitt Swimming Club l5 Skating Club I5 Riding Club I-2- 35 Bowling Club l-25 Fol- lies 2-3-45 Prom Attend- ant 35 Pep Club 35 Cam- era Club 3-45 Annual Palmer Lee Sandmann Staff 4. Page twenty William Raymond Schawe Carl Shell Jean Baker Sleet Donald L. Snider Bowling Club 25 Skating Sportsman's Club 3-45 Home Ec. I5 St. Peters- Band 3-45 Secretary- Club 25 Sportsman's Club burg High School 25 Y- Treasurer of Band 45 Fol- 3-4, Teens 35 Skating Club 35 lies 4. Vice-President of Senior Commercial Club 4. Donald E. Stone Ruth Isabelle Stevens HI,Y 1: Sporfsmcmfs Club Home Ec. l-25 Chorus lg 45 Follies 45 Basketball 45 Y-Teens 35 Skating Club Track 45Third Vice-Presi- 35 Senior Commercial dent, Future Retailers of Club 4. America, Ky. Branch 4. Patsy Lee Taylor Chorus l-35 Home Ec. l-2-45 Girls Reserves l5 DeMolay Sweetheart 35 Y-Teens 35 Class Vice- President 45 Secretary, Future Retailers of America, Ky. Branch 45 Follies 4. Janet Turner Home Ec. l5 Jr. Red Cross l-25 Bowling Club 25 Y-Teens 35 Follies 3-45 Camera Club 35 Beta Club 3-45 Newspaper Staff 3-45 Pep Club 3-45 S.S.D. 45 Chorus l-2-3. Page twenty-one Betty Walden Chorus l-2-35 N.K.E.A. Chorus l-2-35 Home EC. l-25 Follies 25 Skating Club 35 Y-Teens 35 Senior Commercial Club 4. Earl Walls Sportsman's Club 45 Sec- retary, Future Retailers of America, Ky. Branch 4. Donna Allen Wentworth Chorus l-2-35 Girl Re- serves l5Home EC. l-2-45 Y-Teens 35 Skating Club 35 Future Retailers of America, Ky. Branch 45 Annual Staff 4. Charlene Witt Virginia Lillie Wolf Dayton, Ohio l-25 Y- Alban Wolff Chorus l-25 Y-Teens 35 Teens 35 Newspaper Staff Bowling Club 25 Annual Staff 45 Senior 45 S.S.D. 45 Pep Club 3. Football 3. Commercial Club 4. Pa Chor ome Ec 3-4' resi e Presi . : I lu 4 l A A Dlx - S nc . 'M - o-edito I All , T lf.:- , 45' ' l t - ' P 1 D s 4 f V6 Paul Yelton Football 2-3-45 Basket- ball 2-3-45 Class Vice- President 35 Student Council 2-45 D-Club 2-3-45 Class President 25 Follies 3-45 Beta Club 3-45 Sportsman's Club 3-45 Rifle Team 3-45 Class Play 45 All-Con- ference Team 4. Page twenty-two B ng e lu , -T . F - . ', GS I Y. 'W l Stuart Roadcup Janet Lee Young Sportsman's Club 45 Fu- Western Hills High School ture Retailers of America, l-25 Prom Attendant 35 Ky. Branch 4. Y-Teens 35 Chorus 35 Follies 3-45 Pep Club 3-45 S.S.D. 4. Donald Coney Charlevoix High, Mich. Robert Eaton Hi-Y l5 Football 3-45 All- State Chorus 35 D-Club 3-4. Page twenty-three CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of I949, of Dixie Heights High School, in the County af Kenton, in the state of Kentucky, being sound of mind and realizing the time to depart is at hand, so hereby declare this our last Will and Testament. V ARTICLE I To To the members of the faculty we bequeath the following: To Mr. Caywoad we leave plenty of money to pay Lizzie's Senior bills. Mr. Gregory we leave a Memo Book so that he can remember all his little duties. Miss Allgeyer we leave a more dignified Senior Home Room. To To To To To To Mr. Greene we leave a brand new Joke Book. Miss Thomas we leave a class of Senior bays as cute as ours lif possiblel. To To To To Mr. Hohnhorst we leave a class that doesn't believe in souvenir hunting. Miss Rouse we girls leave our red bloomer- suits. Ta To To Miss Wallace we leave sixty-eight deaf- mutes to take our place in the library. Mr. Mountjoy we leave the hope for many more N.K.A.C. titles in football and basketball. Mr. Allen we leave a lower plate to match his new upper plate. Mrs. Ware we leave two little boys named Hard and Under. Miss Rogers we leave many more success- ful years as Dean of Girls at Dixie. To To To To To To To To To To Miss Giles we leave some hand-painted blouses to go with her many suitsf Mrs. Riffe we leave some antique combs for her upsweep. Mr. Carter we leave an economy size package of Kibbled Dog Food. Mr. Harris we leave, taking Ira Richard with us. Mrs. Edens we leave an electric typewriter. To To To To To Mr. Crum we leave our thanks for his sponsorship of The Annual. To Mr. Maher we leave our appreciation for the best Dixie Colonels ever printed. Mrs. Fitzhugh we leave a hard-working book-keeping class. Miss Hill we leave the salads in the Iunchroom. ' Mrs.Huntington we leave a motor-scooter to go back and forth to school. To To To Mr. Mahan we leave the hope that he finds his ideal wife. Mr. Phillips we leave an eight by ten picture of his Junior Varsity football team. Miss Jackson we leave a commercial art class that won't call her Aunt Sarie. Mrs. Babbitt we leave the car of her dreams. Mr. Shannon we leave a cat-o-nine-tails for his gym classes and study halls. Mr. Schmidt we leave an unbreakable baton. Miss Clarke we leave a box of Bubble Gum for her working girls. ARTICLE II the various classes we bequeath the following: the Junior Class we leave more success in their graduation pictures than we had. the Sophomore Class we leave our thirty- five bucks worth of tobacco canvas lhere's hoping that you get to use itl. the Freshman Class we leave memories of this year's Senior Boys. ARTICLE III our various friends and classmates we bequeath the following: Cecil Allf leaves his silly laugh ta Tommy Schiffer. Lela Bentley leaves her typing ability to Dee-Doe. Neva Bryant leaves her freckles to Gail Cook. Joanne Caldwell leaves her friendliness to Susie Dammert. Merrill Caldwell leaves his way with Mr. Greene to Jody Turner. Nancy Coleman leaves her harsemanship to Gail Graner. Don Coney leaves his shy ways to Bob Herron. Joe Conrad leaves his position as President of the Senior Class to a capable Junior. Bertie Cuthbert leaves her brilliant smile to Annabelle Pelley. Don Deglow leaves his sophisticated airs to Patsy Doyle. Page twenty-four 4 . Douglas Dunn leaves his mechanical ability to Doug Wood. Janet Durstock leaves her artistic ability to Ed Spenny. Bob Eaton leaves his class ring to Evelyn Lovings. Carole Elliott leaves her petite build to Gene Walker. Laura Ellis leaves her energy to Barbara Browning. Mary Ann Evansburg leaves Dixie in her usual quiet way. John Eversole leaves his wavy black hair to Fred Wege. Norma Graham leaves as the last of the cheerleading Grahams. Bob Greene left his Jeep propped upiagainst a post. lra Richard Harris leaves his straight A's to Ann Hood. Maryln Harrison leaves her height to Shorty Eversole. LaVerne Hopperton leaves her red hair to Eddie Ruth Wehrmeyer. Bobby Jacobs leaves to take over the John Popp Floral Co. Sheila Johnson leaves her ability of leadership to Betty Joyce Lichliter. Margie Jordan leaves her quiet ways to Evelyn Peters. Fred Keene leaves his five feet, six inches to Mary Lois Tanner. Buddy Kenwright leaves to take a full-time job. Jim Kiser leaves with his risque jokes lThank Goodnessll Bill Krekeler leaves to help Dena fill up their Hope Chest. Robert Ledbetter leaves his Toni to Jacqueline Carson. Henry Kuhn leaves his position as first saxo- phonist to Earl Stone. Chester Lichliter leaves with his Packard, making more room on the parking lot. Marian Marqua leaves her standing job as Secretary of the Senior Class with writer's cramp. Eugene Martin leaves his good grades l?l in Geometry to Dick Folkerth. Mable Martin leaves her many different colored glasses to Wayne Rusk. Edna Miller leaves her sweet ways to Mary Cathryn Richmond. Laura Ann Moore leaves her witty saying to Mr. Hohnhorst. Jim Morrison leaves his position as center on the football team to Bobby Rusk.l Jim Osborne leaves his inferiority l?l complex to Joanne Arnsperger. . Charlie Otten leaves his mischevious-ways to Loraine Ruf. i Jack Pearce leaves to keep tabs on Neva. Mary Francis Penick leaves her position in the Hill-Billy Trio to Ruth Foster. Lal Rankin leaves his abdominal expanse to Jay Jacobs. Earl Redwine leaves his position as center on the basketball team to Jackie McNay. Jim Rigney leaves all his clothes to the girls of Dixie. Stewart Roadcup leaves his soft desk in Psychology to Janet Thornton lsleep tight, Jani. Jack Sahnger leaves his fan club to Danny Hatfield. Mary Jo Sahnger leaves to keep Evie out of trouble. Palmer Sandman leaves his title of Pee Wee to Tom Green. Mary Ellen Schmitt leaves to be housemother at the ll K A fraternity house. Carl Shell leaves his coon-hunting ability to Terry Clifton. Jean Sleet leaves her seat on the Dixie Traction to Lee Stuckey. Don Snider leaves Jean Pfennigwerth to her doorbell. Ruth Stevens leaves her shorthand ability to Marlene Orndorff. Don Stone leaves his swell personality to Jim Meyers. Patsy Taylor leaves with Chester. Janet Turner leaves her love for Beechwood High to Gayle Rusk. Betty Waldon leaves the underclassmen to whoever can take care of them. Earl Walls leaves Miss Clarke in the red. Donna Wentworth leaves her oratorical ability to Bill Higgins. Patsy Wert leaves her place in Mr. Allen's heart to Albert Hawes. Charlene Witt leaves her pleasing personality to Marlene Morith. Virginia Wolf leaves to take a secretarial job. Alban Wolff leaves his wolfish ways to John Westerman. Paul Yelton leaves his Burlington Drawl-l-I to Joan Hafer. Janet Young leaves her many beaus to Marlene Jennings. Signed-Flake and Jan. Page twenty-five Best Athletes Lolly and J1m v Wittiest Flake and Mert Biggest Bluffs Murry and Don Friendliest Nancy and Fred Most Musical Bob and Joanne Cutest Bertie and Ducksoup Most Artlstlc Ozzie and Janet Page twenty-six Most Likely to Succeed Paul and Char Biggest Flirts Janet and Jim Most Popular Jack Sahnger Funniest Laugh Cec and Evie Preffiesl' Hair Jan and Johnny Best All Round Norm and Jim Best Students Ira Richard and Margie Done Most for the Class Joe and Sheila Most Mischievious Pat and Charlie Pretfiest Eyes Mary Jo and Bill Page twenty-seven Best Dressed Kreks and Mer Sweefest Marian and Jim Romeo and Juliet Pat and Chester THE PROPHECY of the '49ers One pleasant Sunday afternoon in the year 1986, I was cruising along at the rate of 1,000 m.p.h. when I happened to sight my beloved Alma Mater directly below me. This set me to wondering what had happened to my old schoolmates and I decided to find out. Raising the speed of my auto-car up to 1,500 m.p.h., I hurried home to find out. I landed on the roof of my modern little home, opened the roof-door, and hurried downstairs. I turned my time machine back to the year 1960 and here are my findings: Paul Yelton became Dixie's first All-American football player. Janet Young took Nurse's Training and be- came Head Nurse at Annapolis. She resigned from this position and is now doing night nursing in Burlington. Maryln Harrison became a model and was America's best-dressed woman of 1955. Ducksoup took Goose Tatem's place on the professional basketball team of the Harlem Globetrotters. Janet Turner achieved her life's ambition of marrying a coach and now has her own personal football team. Jim Rigney is still having a gay old time and now is owner of Vestibula Farm whose horse Yes, Lord won the Kentucky Derby last year. Jack Sahnger is now in the fourth year of his long baseball contract with the St. Louis Cardinals. Mary Jo and Evie are as famous a movie comedy team as Abbott and Costello. Their business affairs are capably handled by their manager, Charlene Witt. lra Richard went to Transylvania and con- tinued his studies to become a minister. Edna Miller has her own little dress shop and still pleases everyone with her sweetness and friendliness. Bertie Cuthbert, as cute as ever, is secretary to owner, Jim Wolff, of the Dixie Gardens Drive-ln Theatre. Janet Durstock, true to her perfect manners and ladylike ways, is now Dean at Miss Daugherty's Boarding School. Johnnie Eversole has replaced Charles Boyer in his duties of chief movie lover. Buddy Kenwright has followed in his quiet ways by becoming successor to Sherlock Holmes. I Kreks has taken Dena to live on his farm where he raises pigs. Kuhn and Martin are still together. They are now making their fortune selling Fuller Brushes. Carole Elliott is now dancing over in our neigh- boring city of Cincinnati and is the hit of the show. Charlie Otten's dream that Marian will help him run his grocery store as Mrs. Otten has finally come true. Bob Eaton and Jim Creamer are running a suc- cessful little garage in Covington. Needless to Say, Bob is happily married to Evelyn. The Women's Friendly Society has become a widespread organization under its able President, Joanne Caldwell. Mary Frances Penick now stars with Uncle Tom on the WCKY Jamboree. Mert Caldwell has risen from bus boy to the outstanding position of Head Waiter at The Lookout House. Joe Conrad is widely known through his own- ership of The Conrad Hampsters. Lela Bentley has gained the title Speed- Demon because of her championship typing. Page twenty-eight Mary Ellen Schmitt has at last fulfilled her desire to raise horses and is perfectly con- tent on her ranch in Lexington. Margie Jordan became a well-known novelist and won the Pulitzer Prize. Betty Walden, much to our surprise, became the fat lady in Don Stone's circus. Jim Osborne, using his abilities of manage- ment, now manages the local stage l????l shows. Stewart Roadcup is happily situated in his soft job as chief tester of Beautyrest Mattresses. Fred Keene became Mr. America of l955 because of his magnificent physique. Earl Walls is now chief sportscaster at WCPO. Bill Shawe and Carl Shell have established a Covington business. Their motto is Shawe and Shell shine shoes sharply. Norma Graham used her Home Ec. experience in keeping house for a well-known execu- tive after she married. Don Deglow is Mayor of the up and coming city of Crescent Springs. Patsy Wert became such a good kindergarten teacher that she rose from elementary teaching to become The Lady Principal of Dixie. Bob Greene combined his musical talent with his scientific knowledge and became known as The Singing Scientist. Pat and Chester are now married, with Chester as foreman at The Decoursey Railroad Yards. Kanebrak is still thriving after all these years. Lal is taking it easy as owner and Cecil does all the work as Manager. Mable Martin married her Burlington fella and now lives happily on their little ZOO-acre farm. Jim Morrison took coach's training at Centre and came back as head football coach. He is almost as well-loved as our own Sport. Douglas Dunn has taken over Schuerman's Car Lot but will not go so far as to bend over backwards to please you. L Palmer Sandman has become a well-known wrestler but still retains his name of Pee Wee. Our other two lovebirds, Neva Bryant and Jack Pearce have married and are living happily in Latonia. Nancy Coleman is now widely known as Jenny's top buyer and designer. Don Snider, of course, stuck to his little car and is now owner of The Crosley Corporation. LaVerne Hopperton was selected as Miss Working-C-irl of l957. Sheila Johnson went to Miami and used her qualities of leadership in leading a Redskin to the altar. Robert Ledbetter is Chief of the Bromley Fire Department. Jean Sleet fooled her family who teased her about becoming an old maid and became New York's most sought-after young bachelor girl. Jim Kiser is still selling school supplies, but in his own stationery and book store. Ruth Stevens made use of her artistic ability and is now a top Hollywood designer. Laura Ann Moore is now starring in a top notch comedy show proving that her title of Wittiest still fits. Virginia Wolf has suffered a complete change in her quiet ways and is now the Mrs. Vanderbilt of today's society. Don Coney his made his fortune trapping in Alaska. And finally l, due to my great love for it, have established a school for prospective , cheerleaders. Having finished my investigation as to the whereabouts of my classmates, l set out on a visit to Dixie where l met some of these friends and we talked of the many happy memories that we had of Dixie. Laura Ellis. Page twenty-nina N , '5I'.5+ iff - ,M A Qlv. kb.-, , ., '- ' ': L,. LL , ' : t v-.. 'iii' 5' K - - .c Al .-- :Q-:Z:E:.:E5vEE:f: ,. 9 li- -Ig. 3? . , Vp j :':': 1 an V ' ' . ,,.x. ,R ,.,, ew .,,4.,,., ,H Q H- Z it ..,' 'j.,,f. KQ, ' ....-'.' -' '--: - A - 1 11' I mf. - fm , 1- ., W A M Q E S Q. ztb , ' af 5 5 - 4 --VIIT ' ...V V 0 W ' ' A E Q, W M . Q? ll fs? F :H AW! .,.,, . . V 1: X :'. 6 N if L I X 5, K gm 1 as if f' V 1 'S X 'qs NANCY Colemm xl KI us: ,Q My W 5 4 QW- 1.. V angst? WMM 43 K 1 'V K 3 2' Name Cecil Allf ...................... C Merrill Caldwell.-. Joe Conrad ........... James Creamer ........... Donald Deglow ..... Douglas Dunn .............. Robert Eaton ...... John Eversole ............... Robert Greene .............. .B Ira Richard Harris ....... Robert Jacobs ....... Fred Keene ........... Nickname Mert ............ Conradie ...... .Jim ....... Don .............. -Dunn ............ EC .............. Weakness .Beautiful horses, fast women ............... -Lookout House.. .Blondes and creatures ....... . ....... . Food ........... ........ .....-..Puppy...........Evelyn and .Johnnie ........ -lra Dick ....... Jake ............. chocolate ................. Girls, married or single ................... ob ............... Naturally curly Too many ................. TE. Favorite Expression Pet Peeve Sad sacks Hey .................................. Let's eat, Mr. Greene ....... .Big feet How tall is she, Johnnie? ........... ........-..Wearing glasses Huh? .............................. si'5Q'A'5QQ .Trng ............... ........ H I, Art ...................... That'll be alright ............ .Who are you talkin' Fast teachers to? .... White children Prove it ............................ Untrue people ru be dadly hair ........................... dad-burned ..... .Potato chips .............. Good grief ....... Sports magazines and piano players ..... Freshmen girls .......... Alex Kenwright ............ ,Buddy ........... James Kiser .......... William Krekeler ......... Henry Kuhn ................. ,Jim ............... ,Kreks ............ .Buzz ............ Robert Ledbetter .......... .B I ll ...... Chester Lichliter... Eugene Martin ............. .Lick .............. ,Buzz ............. .Patty ........................ .Taylor's Tavern ....... - James Morrison ............ Big Jim ......... James Osborne ............. Ozzie ........... .Girlsg Freshman, Charles Otten ............... Jack Pearce ........ Lal Rankin ..... Earl Redwine ...... James Rigney ................ Stuart Roadcup ............ Jack Sahnger ........ Palmer Sandman .......... William Shawe ............. Carl Shell.: .................. Donald Snider .............. Donald Stone ........ Earl Walls .......... Alban Wolff ....... Paul Yelton ........ Don Coney ...... Charlie ......... Sophomore, Junior, etc .................. .......... Cussin' ..................... Basketball ................ Eating and hunting.. Dena ...................... .. Patsy ........................ Brain power .............. Sheila ...................... ......-...................-.Certain girl...-........... .Pudgie .......... Chocolate malts ........ Ducksoup ..... .Yock ............ -.Sea Shell ...... ,Goat ............. .......-Stoney...... .Waldo .......... Peter ............ Pee Wee ...... Piggy ----------- Sports ....................... .Women lwhitel ...... .Stoog ie ......... Dogs ......................... .Women lblackl ....... .Blondesl ................... Hi .................................. How old is she? ................ Doc ................... .That ain't nice .... You're nasty ..... Hey, goat ...... Hi, people ....... That's Ace ....... Cuss ........... .oh, bull ..... Domineering women Flirty girls Singing Driving on a date A car that won't run Liver in the lunch room Riding buses Griping Conceited people People looking in the mirror all the time .........Work Walker, get on the ball .... I don't know ........ Not bad, huh? ...... l'll be dipped ........ .Hunting and dogs ..... Boot head .... .Jokes ........................ Joanne Caldwell ....... Late meals Empty gas tank on date Girls Huh? ................. .. Girls Yes, Lord? ....... ......... G irls who talk too much Ace ................................ Sociology Baba ................................ . ..................... Well, l'll be l ....... Peroxide ...........-Sour Kraut .........Girls Oh, nol ....... ......... M artin and Kuhn Pipes and girls .......... Kiss what? .... Sports ....................... Ney ........... ,,,,,,,W0lfie,,,,,,..,.,Parties........ .......-Okay, swell .......Goose....... Janet....... '......--Beats me ,Curly ,,,,,,,,,,,, Beer ,......................... Hi, stuff ........ Page thirty-two .........Gear shifts Ringing up the register in the library Girls with l trouble .........Sleepless nights .........Women LIVE'-EJ Name Nickname Lela Bentley ....... ......, . Pearly Wearley... Neva Bryant ....... ....... N e ............... Joanne Caldwell .......... Nancy Coleman ........... Bertie Cuthbert ..........,, -Jo Jo... .Nanc ............ .Mae ............. Janet Durstock ....,.,,,.,,, Tenaj ,,...,,,,., Carol Elliott ......,. .,,.,, Laura Ellis ....... Mary Ann Evansburg... .Mousse ......... Weakness .Eating ......... .Jack ............ .Don Snider ............... .Chewin' gum ............ Bridget ..................... Friendly people ........ Favorite Expression .-......Shoot my loot....... .. Really .............. ........ .Great Ceosar ....... .. .My word ...... .. By dern ..,..... -- .Nuts .......................... Bottle of Peroxide ..... My goodness, ah heck Lolly ............. Light Blue Cashmeres ................ By-a-by, doll ............ .Ev I e .............. Boys ............... Norma Graham ....,..,,.,, Norm ,...,,,,,,, Maryln Harrison .......... LaVerne Hopperton ..... Sheila Johnson ............. Marjorie Jordan ........... Mable Martin .....,........ Marian Marqua ........... Edna Ruth Miller ......... Laura Ann Moore ........ Mary Frances Penick... .Mer .............. -Red .............. ........To be sure....... .. .Moon River ............... Hurry, Mer ......... .. .Saturday nights ........ .She ............... Tall men ,Sue ............... .Mae ............. milks ........................ .Virginia boys .... Fritos ........................ Chocolate malted .Mitch ........... .Charlie ..................... .Ruthie .......... .Flake .......... . .Skeet ........... Mary Jo Sahnger .......... Jo ................ Mary Ellen Schmitt ...... Joan Sleet ................... Ruth Stevens ....... Patsy Taylor ....... Janet Turner ...... Betty Walden ............... . Donna Wentworth ....... Patricia Wert ............... Charlene Witt .............. . Virginia Wolf ............... . Janet Young ....... .Murry .......... .Blue Buick Convertibles ............. .Ward and Betty Jack ................ .Blue eyes ....... JTKA ............ A .Jeannie ........ . Little Bill . Joe ............... Boys and the Gt ............... an ............... Pest ............. A good book ............ Wait a minute, Norm You know it ................ Gee-Zul ......... -. Pet Peeve Book Reports Waiting on phone calls .-.-..People who argue ....-.Well-behaved classes ......B.T.O.'s ...-..People ......Short skirts ......Conceited people ......Cirls ......Conceited people :OO A.M. .-....B.T.O.'s ......Hypocrites and discipline Oh, my god ......... ........ P eople who get in my way ........l'm tellin' you................-.Big words What's your trouble? ........ Charlie's language .Yeah buddy .................... Snobbish people That's just dandy ............ Diets Oh, doggone itl ................ Big wheels Well, the fact remains ..... ........Where's Miss Thomas Honest to John .......... 12:30 Club ............... soy ............................ brown eyes ............... -Sunday afternoons... .Winnie ......... Late hours Jan ............... Patsy ........... Char ............ Pete ............ with Ken ........ .Animals ...... .Chocolate ...... .Art .......... Page thirty-three Packard limousines.. Blonde, curly hair, Paul ........ fffffffffffffffff .l'll let you wear it sometime .................. .Oh, pot! ...... .. .Well ................. .. Of course, l'll be early, Mom....... .. ........Oh, Crum .. -.......Denifitely....-.............. Oh, Mercy Percy ........ .Say now .................... .Conceit -...-.Mean little kids ......Big words ......Washing dishes ......Monday morning ......Excuses ...-..Washing dishes ......One sided class meetings ...-..Tattle-tales ......Buses ......Homework ......Lonely nights HISTORY of the '49ers We, the graduating class of l949, came to Dixie Heights in the year l942, determined to make ours the best class ever. Until we achieved a title, Freshmen, Dixie was just a new thrill. But with that title came responsibilities and new experiences. However, because we were just Freshmen there were few activities which we could take part in. Sophomoresl The second step up and only two to go. We even made money by selling Dixie Pins and proudly helped buy a canvas for dec- orating the gym. Then we were finally Juniors, the big year for all of us. Miss Allgeyer and Mr. Greene, our sponsors, helped us elect our officers who were: Pat Wert, President, Paul Yelton, Vice- President, Marian Marqua, Secretary, and Bertie Cuthbert, Treasurer. This year was chuck full of activities. We had at last made the grade! We had dances after the football and basketball games, sold maga- zines, and splurged nearly all our treasury on the big event of that year, the Junior-Senior Prom. The gym, decorated as an old Southern Plan- tation, was beautiful and the dance very suc- cessful. We chose Earl Redwine, as King, and Janet McClung, as Queen, with Janet Young, Sheila Johnson, Marian Marqua, Bertie Cuth- bert, Norma Graham, Mary Ellen Schmitt, Jim Morrison, Jack Sahnger, Jim Osborne, Fred Keene, John Eversole, and Chester Lichliter in attendance. This memorable occasion closed forever our careers as Juniors. After leaving our position as Juniors to the next in line, we returned to Dixie in September of l948 as Seniors, a long sought for title. Under the leadership of our sponsors, Miss Allgeyer and Mr. Greene, and Joe Conrad, our President, and with the cooperation of Pat Taylor, Vice-President, Marian Marqua, Sec- retary, and Lal Rankin, Treasurer, we carried out our best class ever plan. This was our big year and our last one, so we made the proverbial hay while the sun shone. One very special event, not only for us but for the whole school, was the winning of the N.K.A.C. Championship in football. We were proud to be the first Senior Class to see Dixie achieve this goal. We were even prouder of those boys, members of the Class of '49, who helped gain the honor. They were Earl Red- wine, Paul Yelton, Jim Morrison, Jack Sahn- ger, Bob Eaton, Cecil Allf, Jim Rigney, Don Deglow, Lal Rankin, and Jim Creamer. The problem of making money is always a big one but selling magazines, having shows, dances, and selling pencils with the basketball schedule inscribed on them were big items in fattening our treasury which in turn was flat- tened to pay for that ever important Dixian. On December the 22nd, with the Alumni as honored guests, the Class of '49 presented Sheila Johnson and Lal Rankin as Mr. and Miss Dixie Xll at the Alumni Ball. Decorating the Christmas tree at home wasn't half as much fun as fixin' up the old gym for our last formal dance. Then, there was the Senior Play, the Follies, the studying for final exams, and finally, GRADUATION. Now we are leaving Dixie to start on our own in a world which we hope will keep the peace it now possesses. Though we're leaving, mem- ories of Dixie and the fun we've had here will never fade. Like all the classes before us we hate to leave, but in so doing we know we are leaving her in capable hands that will uphold all the traditions and honors that make Dixie so dear to our hearts. Bertie Cuthbert Page thirty-four CLASS SONG There'll Be Some Changes Made There'll be a change in our schedule, our time, and our fun, When we leave Dixie and our grade is won. We'll miss all the dances, the games and the shows, How much we'Il miss them no one but us knows. We'Il miss the kids and the teachers and the gossip at noon We're really sorry that we're leaving so soon. The Prom and Alumni were memorable fetes, We've found that Dixie could never be beat, So now we're shedding a tear. We'll all remember and forever cheer, For dear ole Dixie the rest of our years. There'll be some changes made today, There'll be some changes made. Bertie Cuthbert Page thirty-five Cecil Ewing Allf ......,..... Leia Pearl Bentley ........ Neva Louise Bryant ...... CLASS DIRECTORY .......l907 Dixie Highway, Covington, Ky. .......Route 3, Box l94, Covington, Ky, .......Route 3, Box 669, Covington, Ky. Joanne Ruth Caldwell ...,... ....... R oute 5, Covington, Ky. Merrill Slade Caldwell ..,. Nancy Sue Coleman ...... Joseph Conrad ........,., James Creamer ...,........ Bertie Mae Cuthbert ,..A.. Donald Deglow .......,... Douglas Dunn .............. Janet Arlene Durstock ..,. Robert Eaton ................ Carole Jean Elliott ...,,.. Laura Frances Ellis ,,...,.. Mary Ann Evansburg ...... John Calvin Eversole ...... Norma Mae Graham ...... Robert F. Greene ......... lra Richard Harris ..... Maryln Sue Harrison ...... LaVerne Hopperton ........ Robert Jacobs ........... Sheila Fae Johnson ..... Marjorie Ann Jordan ...... Fred Fountain Keene ...... Alexander Kenwright .... James Russell Kiser ........ William Krekeler ....... Henry G. Kuhn, Jr ......... Robert Ledbetter, Jr ....... Chester Lichliter ............ Miriam Mitchell Marqua Mable Foster Martin ...... Edna Ruth Miller ............ Laura Ann Moore .......... James Edward Morrison James Osborne .............. Charles Otten ........ Gene Jack Pearce .......... Mary Frances Penick ...... Lal Montgomery Rankin Earl Redwine ................ James Rigney ................ John Stuart Roadcup ...... Jack Sahnger ........... Mary Jo Sahnger ............ Palmer Lee Sandman ...... .......Walton, Ky. .......lO57 Montague Road, Park Hills, Covington .......l2O Edgewood Road, Covington, Ky. .......Route 3, Mason Road, Covington, Ky. .......Enid Avenue, Erlanger, Ky. .......Anderson Road, Erlanger, Ky. .......l4ll Mount Allen Road, Covington, Ky. Lyndale Road, Covington, Ky. .......Narrows Road, Covington, Ky. Janet Drive, Winston, Covington, Ky. .......Route 2, Box 82, Ludlow, Ky. .......88 Arcadia, Covington, Ky. i6 Lyndale Road, Covington, Ky. ...,.,.lO5 Lyndale Road, Covington, Ky. .......Burlington, Ky. .......,Buttermilk Road, Erlanger, Ky. .......75 Arcadia, Covington, Ky. .......Reidlin Road, Latonia, Ky. .......l530 Dixie Highway, Covington, Ky. .......32 Beech Drive, Covington, Ky. .......Route 4, Box 258, Erlanger, Ky. .......Route 2, Ludlow, Ky. .......Box 343, Ludlow, Ky. ..,....Route 5, Covington, Ky. .......69 Arcadia, Covington, Ky. .......6l9 Cleveland Avenue, Latonia, Ky. ........302 Pike Street, Bromley, Ky. .......Route 3, Latonia, Ky. .......Route 4, Box 267, Erlanger, Ky. ,......Burlington Road, Florence, Ky. .,.....Locust Pike, Spring Lake, Ky. .......lO74 Emerson Road, Covington, Ky. ........Charter Oak Road, Covington, Ky. .......Buttermilk Pike, Erlanger, Ky. .......Route l, Florence, Ky. .......Decoursey Pike, Covington, Ky. .......Route 2, Box 77, Ludlow, Ky. .......l907 Dixie Highway, Covington, Ky. l O4 East 39th Street, Covington, Ky. .......33 Lyndale Road, Covington, Ky. .......Crittenden Avenue, Covington, Ky. .......4O Belle Monte, Covington, Ky. .......4O Belle Monte, Covington, Ky. .......Taylor Mill Road, Covington, Ky. William Raymond Shawe ...... ....... D ecoursey Pike, Covington, Ky. Mary Ellen Schmitt ........ ....... A udubon Road, Covington, Ky. Carl Shell ,,,,.,.......,........ ....... D ecoursey Pike, Covington, Ky. Jean Baker Sleet ......... ....... 2 2l4 Scott Street, Covington, Ky. Donald Snider .......' ,......... ........ K u his Lane, Covington, Ky. Ruth Isabelle Stevens .... Donald Ellis Stone .......... Patsy Lee Taylor .......... Janet McClure Turner.. Betty Jane Walden ........ Earl Eugene Walls .......... Donna Allen Wentworth Patricia Ruth Wert ........ Charlene Witt .............. Virginia Lillie Wolf ........ Alban Wolff ............... . Paul Rankin-Yelton ........ Janet Lee Young ......... Donald Coney ........ Grand Avenue, Covington, Ky. .......Cleveland Avenue, Covington, Ky. Winona Drive, Covington, Ky. ........lOO9 Edgehill Road, Covington, Ky. ........Decoursey Pike, Covington, Ky. ........Route 4, Crescent Springs, Ky. ....... l 12 Grand Avenue, Covington, Ky. ........87 Arcadia, Covington, Ky. ........l626 Crittenden Avenue, Covington, Ky. ........302 40th Street, Covington, Ky. ........Cecilia Avenue, Covington, Ky. .......Burlington, Ky. ........Enid Avenue, Erlanger, Ky. ........Lookout Heights, Covington, Ky. Page thirty-six gl ' Egg H ga ,A ,GMVLQIQA 1 ff ' ' an ff-21,5 I 4 .NVQ X AT ' 5? - m f ,wi ,1f1m,w,., ww W 4-,gi'iu gg, h C-wa fn, , xgisgsl ,gtggwsm t we S3 K .. wgiiggi S it L N, W A fix ,Ri .V H2 W9 1 lf! ,, I ,..,f if W, ,wi ...QM-Q.,W .....,.... 45................,,. -- , ,gl - , , Zip 'N M ,,v:,:w4m,,.'QL, , . .um JJ!?2'2?95fZff45l3 1 , fp X 'Af -1- sw misfewwf 4 2 t r wgysiwmpg. Mg, fm M. ,3 W 71 fd , girl M Q Z E'EQ3.qrgM , A 351 ADV: i 21: f?'Yf:?,'. X gm -1 5+ 5 ,lf ff 59 , Q hw, W.: K, giwnzi 4 N4 4 is S5554 fwwuk X a 'ini x K if X Q. L .A if 1 Q SQ,-ffm 4' mx .nil L.? ,..,,. .WphQ,i vf i, Q -LW ., if. 5 1 A S? J fd H-' 3 X' w ,,j xff 'L Q X in MR. and MISS DIXIE XII Each year it has been the custom of the Senior class to select the boy and girl who most closely fit the qualities of leadership, scholarship, sportsmanship, and popularity necessary for this honor. The Class of 49 has selected as its two representatives Sheila Johnson as Miss Dixie XII and Lal Rankin as Mr. Dixie XII. It is also the custom of the Seniors to give a ball in honor of the Alumni of Dixie. This annual dance was a feature of the holiday season being given on December 22, l948. The Christmas decorations were highlighted by the lingering strains of Bob Le Monn's Orchestra. At the ball, Mr. and Miss Dixie were presented with key corsages symbolizing the key to their success at Dixie. Page forty wx JUNIOR PROM On May 8, l948, we, the graduating class, held our Junior Prom in the gymnasium. lt seemed like we were dancing on the lawn of an old southern plantation, so realistic were the beautiful decorations. The music for our most well-remembered formal dance at Dixie was furnished by The Rhythm Kings Orchestra. At the climax of the evening, homage was paid to Queen Janet McClung and King Earl Redwine by all present. Their majesties were attended by Norma Graham, Bertie Cuthbert, Marian Marqua, Mary Ellen Schmitt, Sheila Johnson, Janet Young, and Jack Sahnger, Jim Morrison, Jim Osborne, Chester Lichliter, Fred Keene, and Johnny Eversole. Page forty-two THE CLASS PLAY The Senior class play was given on May 6. This three-act comedy, entitled Peekaboo Penny, was produced under the direction of Mrs. Mildred Riffe and Miss Margery Thomas. The characters were: John Montgomery, who produces plays ....... ...... l ra Richard Harris Frank DeLaska, who directs plays ............ ........... J ohn Eversole Janet Smith, who writes plays .................................. ........ M ary Jo Sahnger Pendleton Penny, who detects crime and things ........ .............. J im Rigney Nellie Jordan, who operates switchboards ............... ...... M ary Evansburg Peg Rogers, who reports crime and things ...... ...... S heila Johnson Priscilla Prentiss, who teaches children .......... ....... N ancy Coleman Buck Dorgey ,who punches cows and things ...... ........... P aul Yelton Mr. Bentley, who runs a hotel .......................................................... Cecil Allf John Montgomery gets what he thinks is a great idea for a play. He decides to produce a play with real people taking the parts instead of regular actors. He assembles a slangy telephone operator, a cowboy, an English school- marm, and with the unwilling aid of the sour-faced director, DeLaSka, attempts to rehearse a play written by his star authoress, Janet Smith. The rehearsal is going along fairly well until the whole group becomes involved in the theft of an emerald. Penny goes on the trail of the jewel and trouble ensues for both him and the play cast. Peg Rogers, smelling a story, joins in the hunt for the jewel instead. Peg, aided by Mr. Bentley, turns detective and stages a bluff that frightens a confession from the thief. Laura Ann Moore. Page forty-three . ids, B Turner, J. Dursio...,, wood Sitting, iett to right: L. Eiiis, J. Turner, P. Wert, C. Witt, N, Fie . Editor. Standing, iett to right: P. Yeiton, J. McCiung, B. Stewart, J. Feitei, E. Coy , S. Johnson, B. Cuthbert, W. Rusk, L. Rut, B. Herron, D. Foikerth, P. Green, ond Miss Airno Rouse, Sponsor. D. Huber, CCUNCIL Sitting I V 1 eft fo ri h ' rlghtz Anfhony Hgoi-it. J' Tumef, V. Mo nhorst, SDOn50r. P fgei S. Johnson G V k ' - etonJC ' f Osuhll- T- G , . onrqdl B' H , . Rufh 51,0 d, reen, J. Morrison. erron' B. Hoffman lrggsleff to ' ' penny, P096 forty-four VJ ll Ull 'Lil Lllej W . lld.f'1,' 1 1+ , . Q Q 'HG La. ,L17,fYLQ4, C, J U-K X541 V i K Y sy Ghcruxvl, or f r, W . xr' l 'I QE! ryifx, CLUB Pfesiden lf Patsy wen. V. ' lce-Pr 6Sldenf Nor Treasurer, I ' , ma Graham. S 'U Rich ' Gcrerar ard Harris' yl Jqnet- Turner. CJ STAFF Jim Osborne, Laura Ellis, Maryln Harrison, Jim Rigney, Janet Turner, Sheila Johnson, Editor, Jim Morrison, Pat Wert, Laura Ann Moore, Paul Yelton, Bertie Cuthbert, Nancy Coleman, Joe Conrad, Charles Crum, Sponsor. Missing from picture, Virginia Wolf, Donna Wentworth and Mary Ellen Schmitt. Page forty-five f ' - XV? U37 M194 Vw is JJ f AV' xl? A ll J Wesfphollnger' n , Qtflryl Oon - Q B , Blll Hoffman' SGC' . B -'L ' . -President, Arm Moore-.' l fl Mgfldent Don Woods? Vlqfureasurer, l-euro .. f ' l I l n . V: l I k ,, ' 'f . . 'x' 231' ' B - ' l- 'J -' ,, -- lf. .r .. n, A . ,I COMMITTEE Left to right: R. C. Colley, Bill Hoffman, Bill Krekeler, Ruth Foster, and Norma Graham Page forty-six '5nL.........lun President, Bet f V WOOdy! Vicexp -Wwe resident Mike R d Treos ' . Urer, M 4 ee , Secref arian MOQU. ary, Arlen Ire. 9 Ashcroft. HA F t r Vice President Anna Belle Pellyj Secretary, Joan Haferg Treasurer M 'thg Historian President, Ruth os eg - , Sandra Sharpeg Reporter, Joan Westphalingerg Parliamentarian, Marlene or: Jean Pfenningwerth. Page forty-seven rg Dlck Moichett er Jock Nuckds, Chodes Crum, Sponso rt. Left to right: Joe Turn , Bob Bower, ond Bob Stewo PI'9SiCI9nt O ' s born A - e, Vice-Pregidem Secret ' or d -T- Poge fo Y-eight Y On VSGSU,-er , Don D eQlOw E 5 P I ,,...,-wr MAJCDRETTES ibaiiffijig, fx 5'C'HU'QX ger, Joanne Feltel, Dorothy Jane Relnharf, Juanifa Rob f Mary Virginia Shook, Charlotte Benson, Je ' er son an Pfennlngwerth. Page may-nine WT rf- T ,A A wwf N CLASS or '54 President ............. ......., E dward Arnsperger, Jr. Vice-President ....... ...................... E arl Asher Secretary ............ ........ W illiam Rusk Treasurer ........ .....,.. F Ioyd Cameron CLASS OF '53 President ............ ......,, E dward Spenny Vice-President ....... ,..... R ichard Garcia Secretary ............ .......... B ill Schmidt Treasurer ......... ....... H erbie Mcguire Page fifty-one 1 . A L x CLASS OF '52 ,f fwru 1' f 411 If r 1. xpresfident ..,... ,.,,,,.,,.,... J ay Jacobs Vige-Presjdent ....... ....... B obby Robinson Secretary ......... ...... B obby Stewart Treasurer .,.... ,.,..., B obby Rusk CLASS GF 'sl 1 President ............... ...... G Ienda Voskuhl Vice-President ...,... ...... P aul Hageman Secretary ......... ........ D ouglas Huberx Treasurer ,.... ....... B etty Clayton - Page fifty-two 4'UU'f'K-f fvfrcexvgf 1 ' - f 1 Q i 0 40 Miflww' ' I ASSWMMA X President ........... ...... B in Hoffman if VlCe-President ..... ,,..,,.,,,,, R uth Foster 5eCre'f0ry ........ ......... B arbara Turner Treasurer .... Ruth Bailey Joy Bourdess Betty Burnside Elizabeth Caywood Suzanne Dammert Betty Jack Davis Pat Doyle Audrey Due Mary Eggleston Normaglen Fields Ruth Foster Pat Green Joan Hafer Helen Hauck lrene Hemphill Edna Kirk Edith Lawson Eloise McNutt Lois Moffett Susan Morris Betty Ann Niemeyer Marlene Orndorff Anna Belle Pelley Jean Pfenningwerth Geraldine Phelps Norma Porter Edna Redwine Loraine Ruf Betty Runion Maralyn Spenny Lee Stuckey Nella Sturm Janet Thornton Barbara Turner Norma Walden Joan Westphalinger Bernie Andress Glen. Asher Don Beardon George Berry William Browning Franklin Chaney Russell Colley Ronald Collins John Downing Jackie Fields Tom Green Bill Higgins Bob Herron Bill Hoffman David Hughes Norbert Kinsler Page fifty-three ........Norma Porter NN John Leistner Russell Letsinger C Tom Loffink George McCain Tom McHenry K Alan Mardis XX Robert Martin Richard Matchett ff Ralph Meier Ronald Menne Jerry Munday K Jack Nuckels Gene Oldham Rei Tommy Pruitt Howard Ranshaw Xb Bill Ries Russell Ross Wayne Rusk Ray Sams Robert Sears Richard Smalley Bruce Turner Bill Welch John Westerman Tom Wilson Donald Young ...X CHHVIPIUNSHIP In iii-'U'-I- l 9 r ix :R 3 XJ, 5 5 Gig an as I fi fw,t5? Ei WM imp f 1-ve-if W f H gh 6 7 'lL'?'?W31??, -V--: Tiff ' 2 255' W . . ,. ' .,.. f f V- Qwxfi A A ....,. V nmlgfgf- . 4 , .-.. , sw.. , 3.5, .ws if if ffgg wiifigl 1 A fxliiwz .K if 5 K W M. win. Ol is WMV 'Wm iii a fa A5 .5 M W Q I S .2 ,mv WM iffy! 02' wh :QI . , 5 X 5. :WB M , 'Ei Q2 iq W W 1' 5 A .. 5 , rf? E WW l ::,..,. x , Q 2 , .:. f. .:5 :.,, 56553 .a. 34 Qu T , , .A W W-1? my ' .f 1 1. sis ? X s Q MFT' ,ii ? in 43 N. K. A. C. CHAMPIONSHIP This was the greatest football season in the history of Dixie Heights High School. ln fact, it was the best in the conferenceas it was the first time that any team ever defeated every other team in the conference. lt took coach Rice Sport Mountjoy just three years to perfect his system of the modified short punt formation and to really get it clicking. Mr. Mountjoy's first year at Dixie the team claimed a record of six wins and three losses, the second year, five wins and four losses, and the third year nine wins and one loss. After taking a licking from Louisa, the Dixie boys started in on Bellevue and succeeded in winning a thriller thirteen to twelve. This started the winning streak of nine straight victories including: Bellevue, Beechwood, Holmes, Ludlow, Dayton, Lloyd, Newport, Campbell County and Highlands. The Dixie team scored a total of one hundred and eighty-six points while holding the opponents to forty-nine. Our championship team added to their glory by defeating Highlands and Holmes for the first time in Dixie's history. , Special awards were received by Jim Rigney, Jack Sahnger, Paul Yelton, Earl Redwine, Tom Green, Gene Walker, Bob Eaton, Cecil Allf, Jim Creamer, Glen Asher, and Jim Morrison. These players were selected by coaches and referees for various teams. Boys voted special awards by the team were: Paul Yelton ...... ....... Most passes intercepted Lal Rankin ........ . .... ,J ............... Best blocker Jim Rigney ....... ...... B est tackler Jim Morrison ..... ..... .........................,. C a ptain Gene Walker ........................ .................... B est all-round lineman Bob Eaton ................................ ..... I ..Best man at rushing the passer Don Deglow and Jim Rigney ...... ,................. B est all-round backs Jim Morrison Page fifty-seven X., 'QQ ' 4 . LFIL RRNKIN DON DE GLOW HRLFBRCK qunmeasncn EN Ulf-Q J?Ni W am nonmson HHER P ff h , ,- aw f yk xx . 1 1 cswrnn 1 'YOIMPR Q Jmmomzv Jacx sas-woes , FULLBHGK HRLFBBCK MEN GH.HLLF cuakb Ezg R 5 n GUHRD W Q 2 ' Pdfin. Ymou END .JN ,fP' P 1 1 rg 1 KVM .WI CN :AMX ,X ff ,QA X. D 4 I 'f ' 'F L- 21,, ' I' 'J M P 9 'Y goo '2i 4252! Z? z Ai 1 C249 Ln.: C.: 1 LlnJ Ls- Z 3 CJ tene: 4+-- 1 QD 5.4.1 :II !:t:! 52:55 4::s g zu: gig? at of an Ei 9. o an 3 3. 1 3 3' C 'S .-R fd Sb un Z 9 as A N 5 un 3 as :Q 4- s- +- 'Ji Ei ii 5 E: E5 gl if 3? 4 .2 if-?2 6 4' u 5 'Z ai Ol 5 4, X Q. 3 3 E55 gf- , x 3 2 Sw 2 2 suv ga Q3 'Hz 2-Ee' P5 Q., :xi 35 ai N 1 2 CI 0 sa if 1:3 Cx S: Q4 Zan l l fs 0 3 58 3 2 in 5 EE Q ,fi 55 is 55 5 'S un 7' rf' an CORD is 2 2 ... va miss Inf? 'isa 3 so 1:- Vi' 'VI Sm gf S3 it 'fi ax Nm 009 ' ca. mf g' 20,2 -,ibm 0412? za, 4,09 mb-'f' oil rff' .om , U 2 3 4 s,,tn 3 3 si O35 J a 9 We 3 affix i'f64'fx, whiff 3 X I Q 5 +I SSS' 94 I 5 BE, X- X THE CAPTAIN JIM MORRISON ffl' --1 .W-, Q' HL 5 L.k!'1fx , ,O V ,,l,. ' nt. Norma Graham W 7' N , Betty f y . i i 4 J W, Gr r i ,, M bvm M icisusi-Qy.i2s1i.fs5 ieefsf'i:fa.,' i , --lliffigg P .-,. .-1 , 1- 2 . ' ,e .ii . , I LJ-' fi ii 4.1 J W 'V if ',r-4: 'fs 4,1 r if EXJK ',.s A i- i fi ' X. Tvjg ' H' Iii. 1-.E i ,QBIY3 ,M .vgvii i i i Ln N. i f M 1 ti ,AU ,, 57 ,ly LL-, I' fi ii J Ahh Hoodie r 5 f Ann Nierfleyel' f I Janet Thornton ' L U Missing from picture Laura Ellis Suzanne Dammert 'C .Mg , JUNIOR ci-:EER LEADERS Left to right: Gayle Rusk, Joyce Eaton, Suscn Meyers, Joan Click, Mary Cathryn Richmond, H' Dorothy Jane Reinhart. Page sixty-two dmwafw 2 zz , X llfww ',1.Ld'Z0 Vd MMT wifi 159119-A i 1 5 t I ef lifww.j,?7,MM!4 1 .:PN ,ff3 L, , Q. 0 , , VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 7'?gW'MT First row, left to right: Gene Walker, Mgr., Jim Rigney, Paul Yelton, Don Coney, Earl Redwine, Jim Morrison, Lal Rankin, Jim Osborne, Mgr. Second row, left to right: Rice Mountjoy, Coachg Danny Hatfield, Charlie True, Calvin Reinhart, Tom McHenry, Bob Bower, Gerald Rogers, Bill Shannon, Asst, Coach. Third row, left to right: Lou Phillips, Asst. Coach, Ronald Collins, Paul Barnett, Ronald Menne, Tom Pruitt, Tate Hageman, Jim l-licks. Under the guidance of head coach Rice Mountjoy, the Dixie team this year had ci very good season, finishing in the first division,'and playing very well in the tournaments. Senior lettermen this year were: Captain Earl Redwine, Jim Morrison, Jim Rigney, Lal Rankin, and Paul Yelton. Redwine was also chosen on many All-Star Teams and the All-Tournament Team at Newport, as well as receiving many awards for his outstanding play throughout the season. Page sixty-three x X h l ff t X N, Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie BASKET BALL Season Record Brooksville ...... 54 Dixie .............. 47 Hebron ............ 35 Dixie .............. Beechwood ...... 22 Dixie .............. Bellevue .......... 55 Dixie .............. Newport .......... 44 Dixie .............. Alumni ............ 54 Dixie .............. Ludlow ............ 3l Dixie .............. Walton ............ 40 Dixie .............. Dayton ............ 36 Dixie .............. U. C. Frosh ...... 62 Dixie .... Silver Grove ...... 37 Dixie .............. Dixie ................ 48 Holmes ............ 45 District Tournament Dixie ................ 40 Holmes ............ Dixie ................ 45 Beechwood Regional Tournament Dixie ................ 67 Crittenden Dixie ................ 29 Beechwood Page sixty-four University High Beechwood ...... Highlands ...... Holmes ............ Simon Kenton.. Carrollton ........ Dayton ............ Campbell Co..- Lloyd .............. Newport .......... Simon Kenton.. J. V. FOOTBALL SQUAD First row, left to right: R. Stewart, H. McGuire, A, Martin, W. Schmidt, J. Fletcher, W. Rusk K. Hutcheson. Second row, left to right: Boyd Mahan, Coach, V. Rudd, D. Brochamer, D. Dowd T. Pruett, L. Adams, D. Porter, Lou Phillips, Coach. Third row, left to right: J. Herron, T. Beach D. Woods, S. Swartz, J. Ely, R, Maloney. Missing, E, Arnsperger. Dixie ..... .... O Beechwood ...... 7 Dixie ................ 6 Dayton ....... Dixie ..... .... 7 Ludlow ,......,.... O Dixie ................ O Highlands .. Dixie ...... ..... l 8 Newport .......... l4 J. v. BASKETBALL TEAMXL First row, left to right: J. Turner, Mgr., H. Taylor, K. Hutcheson, W. Rusk, W. Schmidt J. Fletcher, R. Stewart, D. Cooper, E. Arnsperger. Second row, left to right: Bill Shannon, Coach W. Sallee, R. Maloney, L. Adams, D. Madden, R. Robinson, R. Rusk, D. Porter, D, Hollings- worth, H. McGuire, Lou Phillips, Coach. Missing, Joy Jacobs. Page sixty-five 1 BICYCLE TEAM Lett to right: Lal Rankin, Cecil Allf, Jim Rigney, Paul Yelton, Jack Sahnger, Don Deglow. Pictured above are several ot the many Dixie Heights students who came out for Bicycle Racing-the latest sport added to Dixie Heights. This great sport will be introduced tor interscholastic and regional competi- tion, between the Kenton County and other schools in Greater Cincinnati. There will also be included supervised bicycle touring lbicycle trips over the less used roads to points of interestl for the boys and girls who will not compete in racing. Bicycle racing and touring will enhance the sports activities at Dixie Heights and will contribute to the health and pleasure of our boys and girls. Page sixty-six .ji r .Ef 'Io QQ C 15 ,Q Q mv v ,-1 U, o Johanson - Schmdf BEST WISHES TO THE Senior Class of 1949 C COMPLIMENTS OF THE DIXIE HEIGHTS P. T. A CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '49 O E I L E R M A N S KENTUCKY'S BEST EOR MEN AND BOYS COVINGTON NEWPORT COMPLIMENTS OF THE STEWART IRON WORKS COMPANY COVINGTON, KY. O Manufacturers Of IRON AND CHAIN LINK WIRE FENCES AND GATES - GENERAL ORNAMENTAL IRON AND WIRE WORK Pg ty if ... H ?l ,A ,Q Y , Wg ' Aww X4 ew., gm -X7 X 2 Wfx gg my l FINE QUALITY LIGHTWEIGHTS TEX Y -91 eeeee , , ' ' x ,f'Sx wi, px 1 X -' l , Ai' 1' N- . , -,, ' 5. 4 k Y M wwf' N' my-. Q if A 2 'rr T i SCHWINN BUILT FOR MOTORS ,ig f THE POPULAR SCHWINN TANDEM 'LWP 57 THE HAN DY cYcl.E'rRucK uatanteecf: AS-LONG-AS-YOU-OWN-IT QUALITY Every Schwinn-Built Bicycle carries the famous Long-As-You-Own-lt complete selection of every type of bicycle in every price class. X X I K : x Guarantee. Only Schwinn offers a l I I I ' ' I K I X I CHICAGU ' -V,ff..,:5f' t- ' Q it my Over any ot er .mo e y the youth. of America. Only schwmn llffefhfxgflljveglf ClLtvLiEffi2l,'iflfZf.nl''eve' Home' and the many ,XL W 5 X WW Sl fae ' T . Ns., THE CONTINENTAL The only fine lightweight popular cycle made in America. Handmade construction throughout. ARN0lD, SCHWINN 8. CO. 1718 N. Kildare Ave. Chicago, Ill. Page seventy Congratulations and Best Wishes to the simon ci.Ass or '49 O THE JUNIOR CLASS THE JOHN R. COPPIN CO. The styles are all changing. The hemlines are droppin'. For a slick chick appearance Just drop in at Coppin'sl Sheila Johnson SEVENTH AND MADISON 'COVlNGTON, KY P9 fy JOIN THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FOR BETTER ATH LETICS AT DIXIE DIXIE HEIGHTS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Congrotulcitions to the Closs of '49 THE HANNEKEN DAIRY CO 533 PIKE STREET CO O694 5 FLOWERS BY ROBERT D. RUTTLE Phones HEmIock I752-I753 822 Modison Avenue, Covington, Ky. CHARLES B. SALLEE INSURANCE SALLEE REAL ESTATE CO. Homes - Forms - Investment - Property When Buying or Selling Dixie 7I I9 Erlo g Ky Compliments of o Friend P9 tyt J. Wayne Rusk Thomas R. Rusk Robert H. Rusk The Montgomery Coal Co. PEERLESS LUMP BLUE RIBBON STOKER COAL LINCOLN BLOCK COMBUSTION STOKER ACENCY EVERYTHING IN HEAT HEmIock 4040 Covington, Ky. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 'i AII Roads Lead to - - - DIXIE GARDENS 3 Miles from Cincinnati MOVIES IN Lookout Heights - Dixie Highway YOUR CAR JU 2222 COMPLIMENTS OF RUSS OELSNER, Page seventy-three Compliments of GEO. W. HILL G' CO. Phone HE 9390 Compliments of J. G. WILDE CO. COAL - BUILDING MATERIAL Covington - HEmlock OO62 27 West Pike Street, Covington, Ky. Ludlow - I Colonic' 4781 'F Compliments of COMPLIMENTS B. F. GOODRICH CO. OF RETAIL DIVISION DELTAU 525 Madison Avenue, Covington, Ky. CRAFTMASTERS MCKEEVER and McKEEVER Complete Wedding Service Flowers French Bon Bons I8 Lyndale Road Dlxie 7388 In Covington It's . . . LANG'S RESTAURANT AND CAFETERIA Phone HEmIock 9390 623-625 Madison Ave., Covington, Ky. RlVARD'S SELECT MEATS MEAT MAKES THE MEAL We Deliver HE 4687 HE 4688 Growers of Orchids Greenhouses ----- Virginia Avenue SCHREIVER G' SON I FLORISTS 0 Phone HEmlock 5533 South Ft. Mitchell Covington, Ky. Page seventy-four THE SIEBLER TAILORING Com,,,,men,S COMPANY THOMPSON'S PHARMACY 607 Madison Avenue Covington, Ky. 6l8 Vine Street Cincinnati, Ohio Fflangeff KY' DIXIE 7868 Compliments of ' l , Compliments and best wIShes to the JUN-'50 I-OIIY-'49 SENIOR CLASS Suzie-'50 Ann-'SI Betty Ann-'50 Norma-'49 CHEERLEADERS OF '48, '49 Compliments Nick and Anne THE CRESCENT CLUB FOOD AND MIXED DRINKS Crescent Springs Kentucky THE COW SHED R. R. No. 4 Erlanger, Ky. BRINKER SIGN CO. ELECTRICAL ADVERTISING Neon Signs - Sales - Service - Maintenance Porcelain Signs and Store Fronts I5 Grand, Covington, Ky. HEmlack 6638 FOUR STAR DIXIE THEATRE FOR THE BEST IN MOVIE ENTERTAINMENT South Ft. Mitchell, Ky. CO 9I IO Compliments MARKET CAFE HE 9438 IO-I2 West Seventh Street Covington, Ky. OLD MILL GRILL CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS SANDWICHES Dixie Highway and St. James Avenue, Pork Hills, Covington, Ky. MURPHY'S SERVICE STATION Decoursey and Grand Avenues HE 9327 COVINGTON ATHLETIC and SPORTING GOODS AX 3754 527 Madison Avenue Covington, Ky. For those Nationally Advertised ' Marquise - Jacqueline - Connie Paris Fashion Shoes COPPIN SHOE DEPT. B 0 N T O N Compliments of FACTORY SHOE REPAIR 1 FLAVORITE DONUT CO. Roy Bnede I7 West Pike Street Covington, Ky. I47O Dixie Highway JOHN POP' FFORAL Co- PEoPLE's LIBERTY BANK Floral DesIgns Wedding Arrangements - Cut Flowers 6' TRUST Co' HE 9833 Corsoges and Plants We Denver Member Federal Deposit Corp. I53O Dixie Highway Park Hills Sixth and Madison Covington, Ky. Page seventy-five Compliments of Jay Jacobs and Arlene Ashcroft Compliments of RETSCH ULTE INN Compliments of BOBBY, STEW, BOB, JOE AND BILL Compliments of MR. and MRS. A. L. STONE Compliments of MR. .IOLSON F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Wm. L. Louder, Mgr. Seventh and Madison Covington, Ky. DR. G. V. FLAIG OPTOMETRIC EYE SPECIALIST 202 Covington Trust Building Compliments of COLONIAL COTTAGE Clara Rich, Prop. T' DRINKS AND GOOD FOODS GUY'S BARBER SHOP 372i Decoursey Avenue Latonia, Ky. Compliments of FITZGERALD-McCULLOUGH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH CARS HELLMAN LUMBER fr MFG. CO. Phone HE OIZI 3ZI West Twelfth Street Covington, Ky. Compliments of HANSEL'S PLACE Sixth and Madison Avenue Covington, Ky Decoursey Pike HE 9234 Compliments of BOECKLEY'S DRUGS Compliments of HE 9239 THE DUKE TAVERN Southern and Decoursey Latonia, Ky Compliments of Compliments of DR. MUNCY RIGHTWAY CAFE H I G H ' S BANANA SPLITS - SODAS - SUNDAES SANDWICHES - CHILI Phone HE 8989 3-L Highway, IV4 Miles From Latonia Compliments of WALTON ROLLER DROME .E SUPPLY C0 735 mxmsou Avs. COYINGTONJLY. Compliments of ROBINSON'S TRUCKING SERVICE Compliments of MR. and MRS. JOHN VOSKUHL AND FAMILY DALLAS LUNCH ROOM PLATE LUNCHES - SANDWICHES - CHILI 39I8 Winston, Latonia, Ky. HE 8936 Page seventy-six Compliments of the FOREST HILLS P. T. A. EVANS JEWELERS 3627 Decoursey Avenue Latonia, Kentucky Compliments of DINE, FURNITURE HOUSE ftgikifsrobiished 1885 530-32 Mafllgon Avenue' Covington, Ky. BROMLEY QUALITY FOODS John Doran - Ed Walz HE 9856 4 Shelby Street Bromley, Ky. Compliments of DAN'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of VANCE'S GROCERY Crescent Springs Kentucky Compliments of W. L. WALDEN GENERAL CONTRACTOR LATONIA LIQUORS, Inc. QUALITY LIQUORS Phone AX 7170 Compliments of COVINGTON Y. M. C. A. See Ricketts Before You Slip CO 0l3l HAL M. RICKETTS Est. 35 Years Life Insurance ond Annuities First National Bank Building, Covington, Ky. Compliments of DR. CARL E. PIECK ZIMMER HARDWARE Look For The Hatchet Sporting Goods - Electrical Appliances COVINGTON KENTUCKY HICK'S MOTOR CO. 424 Scott and 223 Madison, Covington, Ky. Compliments of PARK HILLS REALTY CO. Exclusive Suburban Property and Insurance Wm. F. Mitchell, Mgr. l lOO Amsterdam Road CO l3l7 poN'T FORGET CHAPPIES AFTER THE GAME DIXIE MOTOR COURT TILE BATHS - BEAUTY REST MATTRESSES RESTAURANT Florence 991-X I2 Miles South of Cin., U. S. 25 - G. C. ELY South Ft. Mitchell Sc to 51.00 Store Wilbur G. Hub, Owner A FRIEND HE Q678 2491 Dixie Highway South Ft. Mitchell Best Wishes for Success to the '49 GRADS Compliments of WOLFF PRINTERS DAN ROBERTS COVINGTON KENTUCKY Compliments of Congratulations JOANNE CHARLOTTE JOAN D. J. GINNY JANET YOUNG JEAN JUANITA FROM THE FAMILY Page seventy-seven +P l COMPLIMENTS OF OUR FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Russell Martin Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Walker Taylor Dr. Paul H. Baldwin Dettling's Photo Studio Keystone Cleaners Harold Lamb Tepe and Jay Stevens Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Howard McHenry Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bobbitt Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Portor Joanne Langner Mr. and Mrs. Milton Loder Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Col. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Johnson Wm. Harris George Allf Thomas E. Fitzhugh C. M. Fulner C. W. Robertson Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Ches Bonner Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs J. T. Hughes Marion W. Moore Carl Yochum H. Bailey Ed. Arnsperger Hugh Hazard and Daughters Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Wm. Tupman R. E. Sears Charles O. Harriso Jesse Browning Ernest Ellis L. E. Wood Carl Wooton l'1 William Tillman Bobby Rusk Dixie Dee Delicatessen Phoenix Hotel Lizzy Old Kentuck Brannon Donna and Kenny Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Lyones Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Fry Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Turner Mr. and Mrs. Alban Wolff and Family Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs M.. Mr. and Mrs .. and Mrs. E. R. Martin W. W. Carson Bernard Spella and Son Joe W. Conrad Alan Baker James V. Wert Ed and Don Stone Page seventy-eight fwfwd PHUTUINISHAVEH PRINTING PLATES ' LINE - HALFTONE PROCESS COLOR PLATES-ARTISTS COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAMS MOTORS INC. YOUR LOCAL NASH DEALER AXteI 4670 16th AND SCOTT WE, THE CLASS OF '49, TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK EVERYONE WHO HAS COOPERATED WITH US IN MAKING THIS EDITION OF THE DIXIAN ONE OF THE BEST Pg ty .1 11 111 1 , 1 1 '11 .1.1 Qf'11 1 M 1 W' 111 1 1 vw 1-Q. AX1, 1' 1 wr .111 114.1 X. 41 1 , - ,Ah 1111, 3 11' X! JX1 v, X' u 4- -1--1' v1 1 '51 Ag: u.1 1, X XX ,, -1 .- X . ., V. X .. ,P 1 111X 1 R 1 1 , X1. .. XK1 X, . X.. X121. X.. X. XJ 1 11 If ,X -- - '05 A X 1 1 ' , 1 1-f-- ' X ,I 4. X' 1 .1 . .45 X X XX AX ' If. 1 n .X 5 1 I A X ' .Xfuk i 1X 1 .X. i E 1' 1 1'X1. X X1 1 X vp. X X X' ,X 1- ' NN 1 . ' 'f .21 . 11 ' 'ff' 5 A 11 , W wg? ,X1 X Q X 1 1- 1 Nj 1 X if r XX ur Xv i X1 X X X if . .X1,m1XX A?-X XX .Q-0. z 1-.1 7 '-.A -.Q X ' S 1. 1111 1 ' ' ng- 1 1m'- 'Pam 1,'1. gl' , 1 1 ' X, 3X , .15 E-Q 'f' Q5 ' if' . 91 ' I 'E f ' E . 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