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

 - Class of 1953

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'I .f f L. vast.. in r .4 Q f'l? .rf x ,M 4 QE A Qi 5 ia? 2 4' as , 4' , k f M Q Wfjjg Q14 A .m,,- Wg 'lf- 1' gg 42' -'-' I . ..,. , , s , r, 1, , - . L ,,J,...'. - r e . If ,- dede :de 1-ffzzwazaee Student Council runs the school for a day. Toby Benn was the Principal, Wayne Spaulding was Dean of Boys, and Margaret Schmidt was Dean of Girls. 6 This was the year of elections, even at Dixie Heights where the presi- dential election ran true to form. This was registration day for voting in the presidential election at Dixie Heights. decade we 79 The Schnoze about to be canned! ! Flipper Rusk gets ready to uncork one. awp Rogues Gallery The Sensors of the bond ? 1 I X ff M5431- Xi 2 ' K f W- '?Hx 'X-f A - fi, f'i ,7 i 85395 xi 'E L f 'M f 12 V. 1 gf fu Ma - 2' ff.: 'sf 5' 46 ll .5 ' tif ' 2 1 E mln as 1: 2 4 R Robert H. Carter Boyd W. Mahan DEDICATION e, the Senior class ot Nineteen-hundred and fifty-three, do dedi- cate this, the Sixteenth edition of the Dixian to Mr, Robert H. Carter and Mr. Boyd W, Mahan, in honor of their loyalty and service to Dixie Heights, Mr. Carter, industrial arts teacher, has been with Dixie since her beginning in l937. We are sorry to have him say, Farewell , To him we say, Thank you , from the bottom of our hearts, for his part in making Dixie what she is today. Mr Mahan, mathematics teacher, baseball coach, and friend, has been at Dixie for twelve years. Mr. Mahan always has a smile and a helping hand to anyone who may need it. To you also, Mr Mahan, we say a sincere, Thank you , for everything you have done. 'IO 'vw 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: J. A. Ccywood, Superintendentg Foemun A. Rudd, Chairmong Bluch Rich Robert Scott, Albert Howes, Lewis M. Gabriel. Absent from picture, C. C. Hopkins. I I I ll G K A A HOHNHORST LAURA F ROGERS Deon of Boys Dean of Gurls Physlcs Hlsfory Science XG! Am-'J WIL NON canon as oach MILD Engl: Psyc Iogy Sociology Indusfrlal Arts ALMA WELCH Physical Educahon BOYD MAHAN Tngonometry Salud Geometry Math LILLIAN FITZ HUGH Business Trammg Shorthand Bookkeepmg ARTHUR WALSH Dustnbuhve Occupa hon Basketball Coach BERNADETTE ALLGEYER Latm Engllsh WILLIAM HARRIS Mafhemahcs CARNEAL M EDENS Typmg CHARLES CRUM General Scuence Buology ANN SCOTT GILES Home Economics ADLYN WARE Enghsh F IJ L Y Ph ' B . ' J! FFE ROBERT .H. CARTER 771 FACULTY PAUL B CLARK Engllsh JOAN DUMBACHER Mathematics JOHN W MILES Geography Assnstant Coach CAROLYN BROWNING Commercial Art RICE MOUNTJOY Athletic Dlrector Football Coach MARGUERITE HILL Scuence Soclal Scnence GILBY GREENE Algebra Mathemahcs BERNICE BOBBIT English Publnc Speaking ROGER SCH UELER Musuc TURNER METZ f LYDE ROUSE Hlstory Englnsh X7 F A -, 'K Ja! ,1,-j9,,,: lFrorn left to rngnti Muss Allgeyer sponsor Jock Forman Vuce Presndent Toby Benn Presndenf Carol Mdlword Secretorx Mr Greene spensor ond Wayne Spouldung Treasurer SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 16 ROBERT L ANDERSON Nnckname Bobcat Sanguage All rght al ready Lnkes Women Oldsmobules to eat Dlsllkes Women drivers quuet classes ctlvltles Band l2 NKEA Band 2 I-lnYCIub 4 State Muslc Festnval l 2 3 4 Regnonal Muslc Festival Chorus 2 Tomorrows Travelers 4 PAUL J AVERBECK Nlckname Lump Slanguage C mon you QUY5 Likes Girls Drslukes Working JAMES W BENTLEY Nnckname S lm Slanguage You Know Lnkes Hot rods Blondes Dnslskes Concented gurls Actlvltles Band l2 Foot ball Manager 3 4 Hx Y 4 Track 3 4 THOMAS G CARLTON Nlckname Duke Slanguage George What do you know Llkes Music swnmmung tennis Drslukes Concelted people ctuvutues Band 2 Chorus 4 Reguonal Music estuval l Sta e Musnc Festnval l 2 3 4 ASS 9 RALPH A ARNOLD Nickname Admiral A no d Slanguage Peasants Lakes Naval Avuatlon Argue with Derek Detgen Tenms Dnslnkes Math Ac lvutues Hn Y 3 4 ase ball 4 Florence Hugh School l 2 Regaonal Speech Fest: val 4 State Speech Contest 4 Tomorrows Travelers 4 JON TOBY BENN Nuckname Tob Slanguage Take care ladies Llkes Stan Kenton Sports Cars Duslukes Cucumbers Actnvntues Class Presndent 2 3 4 I Pres 4 Blcycle Team l 2 Sportsmans Club l Speech Contest l Band 2 3 Chorus 2 3 All State Chorus 3 Fol Ines l Newspaper Staff l 2 3 4 Feature Ed 2 Sports 3 Edntor nn Chief Beta Club 34 Quull and Scroll 3 4 YDance Com muttee 3 4 Youth Assembly 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Stuclen Councul 34 Presmdent 4 Annual Staff 4 Tomorrows Travelers 4 Sensor Play 4 Naruety Show 3 4 MARY A BROWNING Nlckname Murry Slanguage What do you thunk? u es Lufe Sout ern Kentucky Dlsllkes My Temper GAYLE CLARY Nuckname Wally Slanguage Not Me Lakes Huntung and Flshlng Drslnkes School Staynng Home at nnght C lvltles l t om Basketball l NAYON V COBB Nacknar-ne Vacka Slanguage No poke' Lakes Musac dancang g ang to scary movaes Daslakes Crowded busses squeeky shoes Good byes Actavataes Bradgton Acade my I Stonewall Jackson Hagh 2 Chorus 4 Tra Ha Y 3 4 Y Dance Commattee 4 Annual Staff 4 Los Amagos 3 Pep Club 3 4 Quall and Scroll 4 Newspaper C Edatoraal Edator 4 Varaety Show 3 4 DALE DEAR Nackname Kark Slanguage I dont know Lakes Huntang and Fashang Daslakes Work around the house Actavataes Sportsman Club I Intramural Basketball I DEREK H DETJEN Nackname Detch Slanguage Oh No' You should ve seen the shot I made yesterday Lakes Burl Ives recordangs Cancannata Mohawks Hockey Model Raalroads Daslakes Most garls Malton Berle people who try to tell bugger storaes than I can Actavataes Golf Team 23 4 Baseball 234 H Y 4 Spanash Club 3 CLARE EGGLESTON Nackname Eggy Slanguage Hey' Lakes Fraendly people Daslakes Homework Actavataes Tra Ha Y 2 aiu Si Si IP CHARLES COOK Nackname Charlae Slanguage Darn at' Let s go Wayne Lakes A good tame and drav an Daslakes Conceated people Actavataes Basketball aseball a Sportsman Club I Future Retaalers 4 CHARLES DEDDEN Nackname Rose Slanguage I m not dumb Lakes Dravelns and Vane Street Daslakes Conceated garls Actavataes Football I 2 3 4 Track 2 Sportsman Club I FRED W DROGULA Nackname Dracula Slanguage Egads Lakes Fraends ltalaan spa ghetta Dwaght Easenhower Daslakes Hard tests gaggl ang leavang Daxae Actavataes Louasvalle Male I 23 Ha Y 4 Basketball 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Pep ub 4 Senior Play Regaonal Speech Festaval 4 State Speech Contest 4 Youth Assembly 4 Varaety Show 4 JACK ETHERINGTON Nackname Eth Slanguage Ill Walk Alone Lakes Women and food Daslakes Stuck up garls Actavataes Holmes I 2 Foot 34 Baseball 2 Prom Kang 3 Sweetheart Boy 2 Intramural Basket ball Champs 24 HaY 4 C: I. 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I .-2 .O- ' ' FUAY' 4.5 I '- ' ca' 5 A 4, : I --: 2 'I I' A I E I' ' bon -.Q - I-3-4f JEANNE FAIRBANKS Nlckname Rosle Slanguage Cotton Pucker Lakes cashmeres football players Dlsllkes Monday mornings :ver Actlvltles FolllesI Chorus 2 3 4 Trl Hu Y 3 4 Club 3 4 Beta Club 3 Pres 4 Los Amugos 3 Regional Musvc Festlval 2 3 4 State Muslc Festnval 3 4 Vorlety Show 4 PATRICIA GLENN Nnckname Pat Sheepne Slanguage Typical Llkes lce Cream nky Clothes Dnsllkes People who ask my age Actlvltues Chorus I 2 4 HIY l234 Fo nes u 3 Beta Club Treasurer of Spanlsh Club WILLIAM A GREENHOW Nlckname Bull Slanguage I wouldnt say that Llkes Swlmmung good tnmes Dlslukes Concelted people C lvltles H Y 3 4 Dance Commlttee 5 B ta Club 3 4 Sportsman s Club I Tomorrows Travelers 4 CAROL HAFER Nlckname Hate Slanguage Unhand me you beast Lnkes Russ Kenton Soc: ology Dlslnkes Benng p u S h e d around Ac nvmtles Band I 2 3 4 Chorus I 4 Pep Club 3 4 Tru Hu Y 4 Prom Attendant 3 State Musnc Festuval I 2 3 4 Reglonal Music Festlval Folll I Swee heart Glrl 4 Sensor Play 4 ASS 9 JACK LEE FORMAN Nickname Jackle Slanguage What so da mat Lakes Lnfe sports and Invung Duslukes Snobby people ACTIVITIES Annual Staff 4 Hu Y 4 Baseball 3 4 Foot ball I 2 Track I 2 Student Councll 3 Speech Festuval 3 4 Chorus 4 Football An nouncer 4 Class Treas 2 Class Vnce Presudent 34 Chorus 4 Mr Dlxle 4 All State Chorus 4 Tomorrows Travelers 4 GAYLE GRANER Nlckname Gaye Slanguage H: Doll' Ta Ta or Llkes Johnny Ray Druve Ins Baseball Duslxkes Stop Slgns Arthur Godfrey Derf Actnvntnes Chorus I 3 4 Los Amngos 3 Reguonal Musuc Festlval 34 State Music Trl HI Y I 2 3 4 gram Chaurman 2 Secretary o les Reglonal Speech Festvval 2 3 4 State Speech Contest 2 3 News paper Staff Reporter I 2 3 Co News Edutor 4 Post Re porter 4 Quull and Scroll 4 Annual Staff 4 Tomorrows Travelers 4 Miss Hatchet 4 Varuety Show 3 4 Sensor Play 4 Spanish Club 3 DAVID GREGORY Nnckname Dave Slanguage Darn lt' Lukes Blondes Bulcks Dnslukes Women dnvers Dlrty cars WILLARD EUGENE HEATH Nuckname Horrible Heath Slanguage l got to be going Llkes Ple and Mary Lou Dlslukes Conceuted people Actnvvtles Campbell County Hugh School 2 I' ' I '- : ' V 1 A I-:Pep 1 I ' ' : ll ll II I ll T . . I , ' I ' 2 I , I , g, l - Tri- '- H - -5 lI'- -12 ' '-, ' Pep Club 2-3-45 Spanish Festival 3-45 Pep Club 2- Cl b 5 U 3-45 3-45 '- '- - - - 5 Pro- 3. 3g F u' Ig ' ' A f' ' ' 1 a- - 5 Y- - I H 5 e : . t' : - - - 5 I-2-3-4g 'es . 5 t- ASS 9 JOY HEFFRON Nackname Hefty Slanguage Oh whotaqueer Lakes Kytyves Sororaty Daslakes Teachang Terry to drave Actavataes Hu hes Cheerleader 4 Pep Club 4 Prom Attendant 3 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Tra Ha Y 4 Varaety Show 4 rs... WAYNE HORNBECK Nackname Red Slanguage Who Happen? Lakes To eat Daslakes Conceated People Actavataes Samon Kenton Hagh School l 2 Ha Y 4 TOM LEWIN Nackname PorkeyTomb stone Slanguage Bravo for our sade Lakes Pat Russ Carol Bob Dean and Oldsmobales Daslakes Slow pokes Actavataes Follaesl Chorus 4 nd 4 H Y Pep Club 3 Regaonal Musac Contest 34 Tomorrows Travelers 4 Senaor Play 4 MILTON LODER Nackname Malty Slanguage Hello you ugly cratter Lakes Swass steak females loll types? Daslakes Work lall types? Ac avataes and l 2 3 C orus 4 Football l Camera Club 2 HaY Regaonal Musac Festaval 2 3 4 All State Chorus 4 Senaor Play 4 Newspaper Staff 4 JAMES HERRON Nackname Herron Slanguage That Chandelaers Mane Lakes Good food and teach ers wath no homework Daslakes Stuck up garls and goofballs Actavataes Football l 2 3 4 Tack l234 Prom t tendant 3 Ha Y 3 4 Sports m ns Club l Tomorrows Travelers 4 PATRICIA LEE JACOBS Nackname Pat Slanguage Come on Jo Ah nuts' Lakes Tommy Socaology and lastenang to other peoples problems Daslakes Alarm clocks hav ang someone mad at me and anyone who traes to boss me Actavataes Tra Ha Y 3 4 Pep Club 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Sprangfaeld BETTY J LICHLITER Nackname Beasty Slanguage Come on Madge Lakes Jam and watermelon Daslakes Garls who won t take gym Actavataes Junaor Chorus I Ha Y 2 3 4 Pres F H A 2 3 4 Student Coun cal 4 Pep Club 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Regaonal Musac Festa val 2 3 State Musac Festaval CLARA MANN Nackname Glader and Clara belle Slanguage You know what I mean Lakes Cute boys and neat clothes Daslakes Crowded buses Actavataes Tra Ha Y 4 News paper Staff 3 C L O F 'I 5 3 3 , 2 I . a - 1 I ...I . L lt I . -ly.: g .. : . I J I -J r . . : I VG I G 1 -I 'I ' fi' ll Ohio l-25 Variety Show 4. ll I D Tri- '-Z--5 2-3-5 Bo g- l- 3-45 :lf -il gl I- fl' . 3. 'l xl lf: t 'l: B ---45 .. , 1 h 5 -2g ' - - ' I .- 4: , CHARLES A MARTIN Nnckname Charlue Slanguoge Hot Rod Ford an a S2 Bull Lakes Eatnn and sleepnn Dnslnkes People who make cracks about my car Actlvntles Brookville Hugh Sc ool I 2 3 RONALD L McCHESNEY Nnckname Moc and Muscles Slanguoge Gee Whlz Lnkes The Cnnclnnatu Reds Jackue Gleason Pork Chops Dnsllkes Homework ranny days old cars Actlvltles Beta Club 34 Regional Speech Festlval 4 Senior Play 4 JO ANN MILLER Nuckname J Slanguoge Wont a mmute a Lukes Food convertubles and fnghtnng wnth Tuck Duslnkes Catty people and people who brag Actlvltles Student Council 4 Beta Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Pep Club 4 Tr: HI Y 3 4 Annual Staff 4 News paper Staff 4 Florence Hugh I an Scro Sensor Play 4 Tomorrows Travelers 4 Variety Show ANNA M PARSHALL Nuckname Boonle Slanguoge I guess so Llkes Musnc and Sports Dnslrkes Conceuted people and homework ctnvltnes A Trl Hu Y 2 3 4 Chorus I 3 4 State Musuc Festnval N K E A Chorus Reguonal Musuc Festuval 3 4 GERALD DEAN MARTIN Nickname Hot Rod Slanguoge Ill never tell Llkes Lnttle Red Bog Boys Dislikes Stuck up gurls wo men drnvers c nvntues n d 2 Chorus 2 4 Reguonal Music Festival 2 3 4 State Musuc Festnvol 2 3 4 HERBERT W McGUlRE Nockname Herbie Slanguoge Just a mmute Phi Lukes Skarts wrth pockets on the back Dnsllkes Centers who ask signals Extra assign ments Actlvltles Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Track I234 Golf 234 wm mlng 2 3 4 Prom Attendant res Sportsmans Club I CAROL MILLWARD Nrckname Mull Slanguoge Yes' No' Llkes Modern musuc sum mer rams Dlsllkes Hot weather Actrvltnes Band 4 Chorus 3 Trl I 2 Reglonal Musuc Festuval 2 34 State Muslc Festuval 3 4 Class Secretary 2 3 4 Beta Club 3 4 Los Amigos 3 Pep Club 3 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Co Edutor 4 Reguonal Speech Contest 4 Varuety Show 4 All State Chorus 4 TERRY H PARSONS Nnckname Terry Slanguoge What a dope' Lakes Wane and Women Dasllkes Teaching Joy to drlve Actrvntles Art Club Pub luclty Chaurman 4 l I RALPH L. PARTON, JR. Nickname: Poo Slanguage: Hit the Prairie Likes: Classes without teach- ers Dislikes: Silly iokes Activities: Baseball Mgr. l- 2g Basketball Mgr. 25 Foot- ball Mgr. 25 Follies lg Base- ball 2-3-4. DALE PORTER Nickname Snql Slanguage Gee Dad Likes Good food and Shrrlee Dislikes Cancer d people vities F ot ll l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2-3 4 Track DAVID C REDDING Nickname Dave Slanguage This will never Likes Good dance bands plenty of food and neat people Dislikes Records and lazy people Activities Spanish Club 3 Beta Club 3 4 Pep Club 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Hr Y 4 Secretary 4 Youth Assembly Football 2 Tr c Variety Show 4 Tom Travelers 4 Y sembly 4 MARY c RICIIMONDI1 Qxjckn e Mary Cay aYVd Q it f L Mqsi ustard sur Wmes ch avy islikes Crabby teachers GUS raut ctivrtaes eerlfizder l 4 Follies l Ch Asfl 2 News W Statfri 3 4 Hjme 3 4 rr 2 3 4 V Pres: ent 2, Spanish Club Pep Club 3-4 Clpss Treasurer 3 Prom Qafen 3 Football At tendant 34 N K E A orils Speech Contest 4 rrety Show 34 Yaqh isemblv 4 Senior Plcy 4 lu CL ASS OF 19 -5 6-3' HAROLD J. PHELPS Nickname: Hal Slanguage: Take a long walk off a short pier Likes: Sports and Girls Dislikes: Frisch's Big Boys TOM RALENKOTTER Nickname Tuck Slanguage Hey look at the broads Likes Model As girls stale jokes lNot necessarily in that orderl Dislikes To be told what to do or unsolicited advice Activities Florence High l 2 Beta Club 34 News paper 3 4 Co Feature Editor Pep Clu Quill and Scroll 4 Variety Show 4 Tomorrows Travel ers 4 JUNE REED Nickname Junre Slanguage Ill knock y lopsided Likes Frisch s Big Boys and Roy Dislikes Snobbish people rvrtles T HIY 4 i tributive Occupation Secre tary 4 CAROLE LEE ROGERS Nucl name Rag Slanguage Hey Youse kids Likes Cashmeres football p ayers Tommy n r Tobys parties Dislikes Concerted peoplc Actrvres Cheerleader l3 Follies l Chorus l 2 Sweet heart Girl 2 Prom Attend ant 3 Football ueen At tendant 3 Annual Staff 4 Club 3 4 Tri Hi Y 3 Treasurer 2 Newspaper Staff 3 4 Co Feature Edit r 4 Varretv Show 3 4 V Acti ' 'I 3 o Q5 - - - 3 A 3 F ll-2-4. A F ' ' ' 1 , . . N j I - I S 3, Hr-xr '4, - br 45 .do 1 . A . , . , as . , 3 , - A Z :I Act' 1 ri- -V g Ds- -6 s 3: I 1 Q ls 1 . 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HUBERT SHEARER JR. Nickname: Sonny Slanguage: What s the use? Likes: Barb and good food' all kinds of fun Dislikes: Stuck up people and corny jokes Activities: Garth High l-2' Football 3-4' Track 2-3-4' and 2' Senior Play 5 Tomorrows Travelers 4. 2, ,g.nz1.. .l-lfmmbip MM 'im' M, THOMAS D SCHIFFER Nickname Snif Slanguage Gobite and dust Likes Cars and rifles Dislikes Broken down ock ers Activities Chorus l 2 3 4 Music Festival 3 AllState Chorus 3 N KEA Chorus 3 Rifle Team l Sportsmans Club l Follies l Prom At tendant 3 Annual Staff Editor 4 Student Council 4 Tomorrows Travelers Senior Play 4 Variety Show 3 4 Pep Club 4 MARGARET E SCHMIDT Nickname Marge Slanguage Oh Crumb' Likes Hank and Perry Como Dislikes People who are late Activities Student Council Secretary 4 Prom Attendant 3 Band I 23 4 Follies l Recreational Leader 3 Tri Hi Y l 2 3 Reporter 3 An nua Staff 4 All a e Chorus 4 Secy Treas of Band 4 Miss Dixie 4 Beta Club 3 4 Vice President 4 Regional Music Festival 2 34 State Music Festival 2 3 4 Senior Play 4 JUNE SCOTT Nickname Noonie Slanguage Hurry up El wanda Likes: Steaks and ried chicken Dislikes: Conceited people Activities: Chorus l-3-4' Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4' Pep Club 4' F.H.A. 2-3-4' Vice President 4' Regional Music Festival 3' State Music Festival 3. STUART SHEPHERD Nickname: Stu Slanguage: Hey Mac! Likes: Fishing hunting Seila and sports ' general Dislikes: Latin and television commercials Activities: Football l-2' ack l-2' H'-Y 4' Club 4: Spanish Club 35 Senior Play 4. v C L A S S O F 'l 9 5 3 i S- i Z . . I 1.1: ' I 1 F51 - Z' z ri-L -'I -I 5 . ' i 45 . I ri- - l . cliofusqiifrli-l.A. 2-3-42 5 . 7 -I --2 5 :Ste- .A f H' , 4f ' I I h I in l i I Tr , i , Pep B , 4 l ELWANDA JENELL SIMS Nickname Wanda Slanguage You had better belueve ut Lukes Chuck Duslukes Conceuted people Actuvutues Beta Club 34 Los Amugos 3 JAMES M SMALLEY Nuckname Jum Slanguage How ya dom 7 Lu es 3 W Duslukes School and Work un Acuvutues Intramural Basketball l WAYNE SPAULDING Nuckname Slug Slanguczge Bug Deal Lukes Tullues and The Blue Beauty Duslukes Conceuted people Actuvutues Vuce Presudent l 2 Treasurer 4 Beta Club 34 Track 34 Stu ent Councul 3 4 Hu Y 4 pot l 2 MYRA ALICE STACEY Nickname Sully Slanguage B a l d h e ad e d thung Lukes Dual and Duxue teach ers Duslukes Luars and conceuted people gurls especucully Actuyutues Somerset Hugh l Henry Clay Hugh 2 L 5 mugos 2 3 Tru Hu Y Pep Club 4 Youth Assem bly 4 CLASS 3' X SLAYBACK GY Get a hat Lukes Women Duslukes Kahn test Actuvutues Basketball 3 4 Baseball 23 4 Student Councul 4 Annual Staff 4 Mr Hatchet 4 Senuor Play 4 Tomorrows Travelers 4 54 WIITLIAM SMITH k me Bull anguoge lixecuted Englush Lukes Gtrls aurplanes Afr nes and gurls Duslukes Democrats Army Actuvutues H Y 4 News paper 4 Quull and Scroll I Pep Club 4 Senuor Play 4 Tomorrows 'Cravelers Variety Show 4 RUSSELL D SPAULDING Nuckname Russ Slanguage lm a roarung ferocuous beast Lukes Carol Kenton musuc money Duslukes Dented fenders women druvers traftuc tuckets Actuvutues and 2 Y 3 4 N K E A Ban 2 Reguonal Musuc Festuval l 2 4 State Musuc Contest 23 4 Prom Attendant 3 Sportsmans Club l Pep Club 3 4 Student Councul 3 4 Bucycle Club 2 Sweet heart Boy 4 SHIRLEY A STEPHENSON Nuckname Shurl Slanguage Anythung Lukes Wrutung Letters Duslukes Classes Actuvutues Chorus 4 New Haven Hugh School I2 Prom Attendant 3 Los Amugos 3 T u Hu Y 4 GEORGIA MAE TELLMAN Nnckname George Slanguage Oh Buddy Llkes Bob and Bug Boys Dnsllkes Homework Actnvltues Be a Club 3 Secretary 4 Trl Hn Y 2 3 4 A nes Chorus l 4 Pep Club 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper ROBERT TRIMBLE Nnckname Terrsble Trnmble Slanguage Eh Lnkes Food baseball Dusllkes Work and Es Actlvltles Hughes Hugh l 2 FRED WILLIAM WEGE Nlckname Weg Slanguage Dont hand me that bull my cow lust died' Lukes Gayety Duslukes Quiet classes Actuvltues Sportsmans Club l Spanish Club 3 HI Y 4 Baseball 4 Pep Club 4 ANNA JANE WEVER Nnckname Janne Slanguage Let me see Llkes Lots of food Dnslukes Snobs Flnrts Ac uvmes T Hu Y 2 3 4 F HA I2 3 4 Presndent 3 Student Councnl 3 Youth Assembly 3 Sensor Play 4 ASS 9 LOIS THORNTON Nnckname Tuffy Slanguage Ann t that tender Lakes Oscar and fned chncken Dlslukes Conceuted people A uvltles T HuY l23 Dnstrlbutuve Occupatuon 4 NANCY L VAN NESS Nlckname Nanc Slanguage That ll be the day' Lukes Druvung hot muslc un Dlsllkes Squares Actlvltles Beechwood I nd 2 T HIY 2 FHA 234 PepClub34 Play 4 ROBERT L WENTWORTH Nickname We We Wlnnle Slanguage Hum Baby Hum OY Llkes Food dancmg Dlslnkes P T s Ac lvltles F otball Chorus 3 4 ROBERT ALLEN WILSON Nuckname Mopsy Slanguage How about that' Llkes Marnlyn Monroe Dlsllkes Golng to bed Actlvltles HI Y l 2 3 4 Co Sport Edrtor 4 Newspaper 3 4 Chorus 2 4 Football l Track 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 23 4 Prom At tendant 3 Band l Y Dance Committee 4 Sportsmans Club Youth Assembly 4 Varlety Show 3 4 Tamar rows Travelers 4 C L O F I 5 3 'IAZI T Q ' I I A 5 '- 4- --5 ct ': ri- 1 --5 F.H. . 2-3-4g Foll lg ' ' ' ' . 4. I . 4 .ZZ . - I I I Ba 1: ri- '- -3-4g Newspaper- Staff 45 Senlor . lf ' -B I ' ' tM'::..O 3: l t..-2: Hi,-I--i - l T' -: 1 l . MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bull Schrnlclt Carol Mlllward BEST ALL ROUND Toby Benn Morgue Schmudt BIGGEST FLIRT Jum Herron Carolyn Schnlffarth BEST LOOKING Dale Porter Mary Cay Ruchmond BEST PERSONALITY Allen Slayback Pat Jacobs H EARTBREAK ERS Jack Ethernngton Myra Stacey BEST MUSICIANS Betty Joyce Llchlrter Tommy Lewin BEST DANCERS Bobby Wentworth Pat Glenn BEST PHYSIQUE AND SHAPE Sonny Shearer Joy Heffron MOST POPULAR Herb McGuare Carole Rogers CUTEST COUPLE Russell Spauldmg Carol l-later YTH BEST DRESSED Bobby Wllson Gayle Graner BEST ATHLETES Wayne Spauldlng Loss Thornton WITTIEST Torn Ralenkotter Nancy Van Ness PRETTIEST EYES Terry Parsons SMARTEST Bull Greenhow Georgua Tellman MOST BASHFUL Jack Forman Clara Mann TALLEST Fred Drogula Jeanne Eau rbanks SHORTEST Ralph Poo Parton Jane Scott BEST SCHOOL CITIZEN Tommy Schaffer Jo Ann Muller BEST LIKED TO BE STRANDED WITH Harold Phelps Anna Mary Parsholl BEST OF EVER ING I VickiCobb 26 Fund Toby' Elnsfeln at Work Peek A Boo What are you gonna wear7 E Why dont you puck me up Pass that Peace Pape I say and further more' and smoke me somehme7 Nose Trouble 27 1 - .11 D. 11 - - 11 F. 11 . - 11 1 .11 . 11 1 - G. 11 - s ' . .11 . -11 H' 11 11 C l Y QFront Row: M. Yates, S. Gillman, A. Ziegler, J. J. Bearden, C. Niemeyer, S. Dryer, J. Kidwell, J. 1 XL qgkiggs, S. Leistner, N. Kemper, S. DeVan,. J. Klein- paves. Third Row. J. wagone,I ph williams, 3 ' V look' C' Lyons' B' Thornton' C' Mernman' W' Bosshammer J Elam K Ko penhaver C Botkin X xp Cannada. Second Row: M. Wainscott, C. Mullins, . ' ' ' ' P ' ' 4 IL. Kaurish, M. Long, J. Bearden, S. Morris, M. Baker, C' S l'l'f J- Tu e'f B- l'le55elma ' N' Fox' .L in Q J 'JY ,ll i Nl . ok .Y L X lx Qi lv .Xl I QA CLASS oF'54 X. N 1 9 5 g, X NX . Front Row: R. Day, W. Stull, C. Morris, J. Wells, R. Kinmon, F. Cameron, D. Hildreth, L. Davis, J Podesta. Second Row: L. Collen, A. Winkler, E. Arn sperger, H. Taylor, M. Masters, M. Dailey, D. Fuller ton, B. Rusk, R. Daniel, M. Schramm, J. McNay. Third Row: J. Marksberry, A. Ross, C. Pollock, B Scott, R. Munday, B. Caldwell, B. Baker, E. Asher N. Behle, M. Simpson. Fourth Row: W. Dammert, G Landrum, D. Conley, D. Helton, J. Stoeke, B. Raut H. Weingartner, J. Fletcher, J. Laws. 1 Front J. Dixon, B. Thomas, F. Coates, R. Barnett, J. Fry, E. Palmeter. Second Row: O. Rigney, E. Haynes, F. Haynes, J. Twehues, D. Gravens, A. Elam, D. Lutes, W. Hampton, B. Clark, R. Lovelace, B. Benn, J. Stewart. Third Row: G. Pappas, D. Finkler, J. Gaskins, A. Rutledge, W. Young, P. Perl- man, J. Kappas, S. Gartner, D. Cameron, D. Daniel, CLASS Front Row: F. Sims, M. Carl, P. Andrews, P. Pickett, W. Bliton, A. Perry, D. Munson, M. Dickman, L. Phelps, R. Perkins. Second Row: J. Race, J. Kuhn, R. Gardiner, J. Mavity, S. Earls, N. Grant, A. Nixon, F. Averbeck, B. Kleintank, J. Kinser, L. Pettit, B. Bentley, L. Dorman. Third Row: M. Bradley, E. Redding, W. Austin, J. Huey, C. Ruf, F. Tanner, S. Ratcliff, P. Capdau, A. Mandot, J. . V. D. Browning, B. Bert, B. Schmidt, D. Franks. Fourth Row: G. Sipple, D. May, B. Turner, H. Smith, B. Moody, B. Leslie, L. Carr, B. Elam, T. Race, B. Miller, R. Crutcher, R. Culberson, T. Fry, B. Leicht. Fifth Row: B. Byrnes, T. Kuester, S. Stafford, R. Owens, J. Gardiner, G. Gardiner, J. Gex, J. Thacker, R. Burns, B. Mullins. OF '55 Beeson, S. Smith, B. Ayers, L. Prior. Fourth Row: E. Chumley, S. Cook, A. Anderson, J. Bailey, J. Mounce, A. Haggard, R. McNay, W. Ogden, F. Phelps, S. Masters, N. Lockhart, M. Dunn, B. Sharp. Fifth Row: M. Hammet, P. Dehner, L. Gormas, P. Gaskins, P. Newman, A. Simms, B. Drusell, P. Plessinger, M. Gains, N. Dammert. ,... 1 . ,. , . Qui. Ti, A ,M my RIT' ,ua :J v 1 r R. 5 '-fl l .,, K I gy ' Q , ,' ,' A I ,. is 'G Q V A, , G A -- ,r 'I if HL., ff: ip! 'f ' fa 4 1- P1 if f ' e Q9 f 4 ' 1 'QM 7 W f' - , or .. , ? , . -Y - n f H, f f ' wi V. . ,iV'V 'v 7 gy' Q, W sv LH 9' if Ci ig YA A MQW 1' L e I , 4 M e S ' L f gf ' I ' 4 Y Q . , 4 + f fb c. .. A 3. Y A G V if ' 'uv 5 I ' ' aw ,dwg 5, nwyjjvf' W '24, jg,, ,J A 15, M 1, .. M 'g7i?3.ff'j 4 5. V ' 'W' qsvfv fv ,, i in 'W 4 I 5? 4 ' I .few -Y ' ' fy A 5 R we . ' 'Q qc rw' Wy LA ' Q ,,' A 5 , i J V - Q, 'X ii! i -Mtv. 6 I , fag, 1 4' .I ' 1 V 3: 7 ix? I 'gl , rx? 1 V A if L uf A, ' l f .4 ,, ,, fer? 4, V., W H- P f e fi' 4 I x 4 ,in :v f ' f 1 b ii. 9? 5 W5 1 nf, , 'f 4, I W, 1 M E I' V yr V, y X 5 1 X t if ll 'ff ft H 'VJ' 1 I I A , ' 4:4 ' K Qflf, Q I VV x in If gtk ,A , V 6 x J 5 I , e 3 Q , I k , , 1 I ,- I D , G V' 52 Ntw. Q V WA , A if H 1 I L 'Y ff 4 I Mm: M 6' I ,sf A t x 2 ',h ASS SECTION ONE First Row: B. West, R. Sowder, K. Weber, R. Schulze, J. Reinhart, J. Stark, D. Capdau, R. Regan, R. Hughes, R. Van Arsdale, R. Eve- Ieth, and D. Mann. Second Row: J. Morgan, J. Parton, G. Marshall, M. Matracia, M. Mavity, C. Hamilton, M. Hines, E. Dopson. M. Murrell, J. Sanders, J. Ries, N. Plessinger, J. Schulze, D. Hamil- ton, and M. Blevins. Third Row: B. Miller, F. Childers, S. Beil, M. La Bare, M. Reese, S. Lockhart, M. Fessler, R. Wilder, B. Dalton, E. La Bare, R. Young, and M. Hazard. Fourth Row: C. Kneup, T. Gerros, S. Sayers, C. Robbins, R. Gardiner, C. Haggard, J. Decker, B. Ellis, M. Thompson, R. Yates, R. Rader and B. Zacharias. SECTION TWO First Row: J. Pipes, A. Mackie, J. Weaver, B. Steele, B. Van Ness, C. Klonne, D. Dycus, M. Adams, J. Miller, D. Porter, D. West. Second Row: O. Decker, M. Harper, N. Myers, L. Daniel, N. Haynes, N. Dolwick, S. Line, L. Day, H. Collier, M. Stickland, M. Moody, M. Stroud, E. White, L. Grabon. Third Row: L. Bolton, S. Hurst, L. Woody, F. Stephenson, S., Ficke, B. Cramer, E. Callahan, B. Coleman, P. Walls, B. Perry, A. Mounce, D. Swarthout. Fourth Row: L. Works, C. Ruf, C. Hamp- ton, E. Solomon, B. Works, J. Robinson, J. Buck, D. Scheel, C. Judd, M. Chumley. SECTION THREE Front Row: D. McFadden, E. Gaskins, K. Noakes, S. Teeters, E. Williams, G. Flagg, I. Henson, A. Scott, M. Kramer. Second Raw: E. Fry, T. Reams, O. McKeehan, E. Bishop, B. Baker, C. Bradley, G. Smith, E. Witham, J. Kappas. Third Row: J. Thunert, C. Bent- ley, C. Baumgartner, D. Murrell, V. Heath, C. Benge, C. Stith, V. Singleton, J. Cook, G. Sipple, R. Andrews, P. Hille. Fourth Row: G. Fletcher, E. Armstrong, S. Gailey, G. Lutes, H. Band, K. Ratliff, R. Dorman, G. Dapp, I. Strecker, A. Hawkins. Fifth Row: J. Shearer, T. Millward, G. Mardis, J. Payne, C. Babbitt, B. Adam- owecz, J. Turner, J. Davis, B. Mackey, F. Reed, D. Van Arsdale. SECTION ONE First Row: W. Ragland, M. Hoff- man, M. Pence, T. Shea, B. Gerros, R. Ramsey, E. Shelton. H- lngram, B. Lyon. Second Row: C. Barnett, R. Pope, E. Hanks. D- Wardell, S. Sullinger, J. Penick, H. Allen, H. Lawrence, D. Turner, P. Whitney, H. Clayton. Third Row: T. Scott, R. Bennett, S. Marshall, D. Horton, J. Scott, J. Sword, J. Rutzler, D. Topmiller, R. O'Connell, D. Bush. Fourth Row: N. Crutcher, J. Clark, E. Seng, D. Patrick, D. Voskuhl, J. Jones, M. Ranshaw, R. Perry, D. Litten, P. Cameron, F. Adams, J. Works. Fifth Row: E. Currin, T. Cook, N. Austin, S. Petitt, R. Mc- Cullah, B. Wainscott, M. Blaine, L. Beeson, F. White, G. Hawkins, J. Downer, B. Wilson. SECTION TWO First Row: L. Porter, V. Chapmen, R. Spella, G. Sipple, R. Laws, R. Whitley, M. Rider, T. Pack. Second Row: J. Earls, D. Skeen, S. Kovach, M. Harold, T. Shea, J. Mardis, K. Bailey, G. Pence, R. Able. Third Row: S. Sowder, N. Creager, B. Eggleston, C. Forman, R. Walls, S. Camille, J. Kalesky, J. Kenwright, V. Beach, G. Brown, S. Bishop, J. Snowden. Fourth Row: B. Brewer, R. Runge, C. Hilton, B. Baker, L. Dunlays, P. Stacey, B. Wuest, W. Wardell, M. True, T. Centers. Fifth Row: J. Murphey, M. Cooper, J. Gex, S. Race, P. Swinford, W. Daniel, A. Skinner, M. Bex, J. Hille, M. Millward, D. Sears. SECTION THREE First Row: D. Dunham, P. Huff, S. Bond, R. Jeffreys, C. Wilson, H. Coleman, J. Turner, C. Mann C. Wehrman, D. Toles, D. Fugate. Second Row: B. Mosley, G. Owens, S. Byrne, L. Ballinger, C. Creager, B. Mitchell, M. Niemeyer, J. Munson, B. Hardman, M. Mc- Kenney. Third Row: D. Phelps, L. Sams, J. Oliver, D. Kinser, S. Tewart, J. Ebaugh, J. Kinman, B. Eaton, D. Boroman, G. Landrum, K. Munday. Fourth Row: V. Dol- wick, A. Conley, P. Knorr, H. Satterwhite, T. Dorman, R. Ran- shaw, C. Bolton, G. Schwind, D. Landrum, C. Hodge. s'- lSeoted left to rrghfl Spaulding Schiffer Lelstner M Schmndt Benn B Schmidt Clark Farris lStandmg left to rightl Steele Fry Lockhart Rout Cameron Kinmon Kuesfer This being the second year of an active student council at Dixie tne Annual would like to take this place to congratulate the council on its fine work Officers for l952 53 were Toby Benn President B ll Schmidt Vice President and Margie Sch mnclt Secretary Treasurer Mrs Ritte Sponsor. The council sponsored many activities to improve the school and arouse the stu- dents' interest in school work and general activities. Among the most successful and important projects of the year were Student Study Week and the formation of Tomor- row's Travelers, an organization encourag- ing good driving. Council Af Work THE 'I953 DIXIAN STAFF The Annual Staff for the Dixian ot l953 is happy to give to the student body and friends the latest thing in year books, The staff has worked hard to make this book most inclusive of all the activities we have at Dixie. There may be many students and teachers who are never recognized as help- ing us with our work, so we wish to say thank you to our many friends who were silent helpers. lSeafed left to righfl Slayback, Tellman, Schiffer, M. Schmidt and Jacobs. lSfandingl Cobb, Forman, X l-sf' Mr. Charles Crum, sponsor, Tom Schiffer, editor, and Allen Slayback, business manager. B. Schmidt, Heffron, Rogers, Benn, Millward, Miller, Mr. Crum, Graner and Wilson. 35 1 -u-----.,..... 1 1121! . rvmf H 'f' wif ' Ia! at-dn. , I Y 1 - 7 . . D i v 9tnn.....,,,, no- I L, 1 'i W gi 'Q 'Yr .E GV gf! H K n, ng 2 KE' jg, if fy ar Q A 'ef V ,wx , ' jg Q - Qs- W QA gf + f4,?:2 ., nz 2:69133 W 517,455 4 V' 3:57, awe girl, J' f r I - Ka 1 1 I 6 ,. . K 2 I Aw 1 pg ,bmw Q' Q! 'k n 5 W I , 1 ii ,Unis Editor-in-chief, Toby Benn, Business Editor, Brad Clark, Co-News Editors Gayle Groner and Carol Millwordp Co-Editorial Editors, Vicki Cobb and Jane DIXIE COLONEL iSeated left to rightl J. Miller, C. Schilffarth, M. Richmond, and V. Cobb. Riggs, Co-Feature Editors, Corole Rogers ond Tom Ralenkotter, and Co-Sports Editors, Bill Schmidt ond Bob Wilson. QUILL 8. scRoLL lStandingl H. Weingortner, B. Smith, T. Ralenkotter, B. Schmidt, G. Groner ond T. Benn. .filth 4 HI-Y CLUBS KAPPA The newly formed Kappa Hi-Y is com- posed of the ninth and tenth grades. It is striving to build up in the members the four aims ofthe Hi-Y: Clean Speech, Clean Living, Clean Sports, and Clean Scholar- ship. lt also endeavors to create, maintain, and extend throughout home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Officers: President, Terry Kuester, Vice President, Tom Fry: Secretary, John Farris: Treasurer, Bob Bert: Chaplain, Dan Gravens: and Sgt. at Arms, Gaylon Sipple. Advisor: Harold Schofield. TRI-HI-Y CLUBS GAMMA The Gamma Tri-Hi-Y is composed of girls from the seventh through the ninth grades. It takes part in the same activities that the Alpha Club participates in, such as the Youth Assembly each spring and the Quest for the Best in May. Officers: M. Kappas, President: L. Thornton, Vice President: N. Plessinger, Secretary: M. Blaine, Treasurer: M. Fessler, Historian: and M. Deglovl, Chaplain. Y DANCE COMMITTEE lLeft to rightl Bill Greenhow, Toby Benn, Vicki Cobb and Bob Wilson. ALPHA The Dixie Heights Hi-Y Clubs did very well in stepping into the footsteps ot a fine club of the preceeding year. They con- tinued in the outstanding record and ex- ample set by their predecessors. This club has worked its way up in the school until it has gained the recognition of being the outstanding club of Dixie. Officers: President, Bill Schmidt, Vice President, Toby Benn: Secretary, David Redding: Treasurer, Mike Schramm: Chaplain, Bill Baker, and Sgt. at Arms, Bill Rusk. Advisor: Schofield. ALPHA The Dixie Tri-Hi-Y was organized in 1950 and has approximately 50 members each year. The Tri-Hi-Y Clubs stand for the all-around development of its mem- bers - Spirit, Mind, and Body - and serves three main training agencies: Home, Church, and school. Officers: Betty Lichliter, President: Nancy Van Ness, Vice President: Barbara Thornton, Secretary: Shirley Stephenson, Treasurer: and Nancy Beeson, Chaplain. 1-an , , E Q - 'I mf. y EV' sgg jk i zgfwwf an 3 N Q5f'g5V3'Eq'-:+A 16 J? 5 'Q gm Y' f fl iff' rf ,GF m ,- ' 13,335 sw V H' 'ff Q I ,-5 if gf fl LD G I MP5 .,,', vig 'W .ev , Ng Q nf -six .. J , ge GQ Ji: Q ki! ilifga gps QQ Q ,I 1 ww me 5376055-2 'Z 'I , 1, 5 Aa-Q11 ii, 'Q ' a X Y ' 4 -I - A . lL . i. Q, s 1 A fi , Lois Kaurish MAJORETTES Leh to Right: B. Bosshammer, A. Ziegler, M. Gaines, B. Sharp, B. Hesselman, J, Pappas and L. Kaurish. If ew, My 4, Y my gx :Sq A x 5 is E 4' 41 I I ,-4:41am LITTLE COLONELS ON THE GRIDIRON Dixie's Scarlet and Gray gridiron rolled through their second best season in the history of the school as they won 6, lost 2, and tied 2. Preseason choice to cop the conference championship, the injury plagued Colonels finished third in the Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference and second in all games played RECORD ..,. Dixie l9 Dixie l4 Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Dixie Bellevue Beechwood Holmes Ludlow Dayton Lloyd Newport Campbell County Highlands Newport Catholic H ad Football Coach Rice Mountgoy pres nts th captains star to Honorary Captain Bill Schmidt Fry going for yardage against Highlands Dixies 2nd win over the Bluebirds since the rival y began 6 - 20 9 - 7 O '- l2 'A 6 - 6 20 S O D A 7 T 6 2 .1 I . I I I . e. -- I3 i . O e .I , 13 - ' l3 , A , ,e. +,,r 'fgwb X,'Vg A -1 ,, W fre?-Ear:-pqjmi 45 N DDE Jack Ethermgton Left Halfback Wayne Spauldmg Sonny Shearer Center .hm Herron Rlght End Dale Rlght Guard Charles Dedden Left Tackle Herb Porter Left End McGuire Quarterback Bull Schmidt Right Halfback 46 S E I 0 R G R I R S We if f -Q r' ' ff 4,4-h.b.d',I 1 -Allis , f Front Row J Kappas M Simpson M Stafford B ng E Arnsperger Thlrd Row A Sloyback J es me T Hall cond ow ert Fr Gardiner G Gordmer F Drogulo D Porter B Scott Moody G Landrum B Rusk B Cameron D B o n LITTLECOLONELS At the begnnnung ot the season the Luttle Colonels had a very slow start but as the season progressed they began to show great rmprovement .lust as the season began to look bright the flu hut the squad and at one time fourteen of the e ghteen players were all but the squad funnshed the season nn true flylng colors Drxle Duxue Dlxle Dnxle Dlxle Duxle Owen County Beechwood Walton Sr Iver Grove Dayton Hnghlands Dlxue H McGu re ONTHEHARDWOOD Dlxle DIXIE Dlxue Duxle Dnxle Dlxle Dlxle DIXIE Dnxle Dlxle Dlxle Dlxle Dixie Dlxle Dnstrnct Tournament Holmes 48 LD .hlk:ffU.fK s. ', ff ., M71-A ,, M73-M. ..47gw . I M47- ,I . ..62m A E Dixie 62-Gallatin County .I .. M50- , . I -43i. M47- 24- 46 7l- ' 4l-- 43 60- 6O- 56 M64- 58-' 44 66- 48- 60 53- 47-' 43 50- 5l- 54 Ludlow Simon Kenton Campbell County Holmes Lloyd Newport Snmon Kenton Holmes Gallatin County Beechwood Bellevue Ludlow Lloyd Dayton il. i Q-flgf, if 'NQwsv l HH A V ff' :wa ,'em ff-z.. 9 6 B ,, ,! G O L F C Crum Coach B Rusk W Dammert D Detlen H McGuire T Kuester B Rercherl' Front Row D Detlen J Forman T Fry E Seng W Dammert B Rusk S B A B Bert Back Row B Mahan Coach R Day A Slayback B Schmrdf J XX I3 ii Efherrngton H Shearer E Fry D Brownrng QXXI 5XxIp XXX If 4'L jii' Y-4? -K all . . , 7 . , . , . ' , . ' , . : . ' , . , . , . , . , . B A E L L . .. : . , 5 .. , . , . , , . , . , . . X i 4 1 Ei I I A-' , 1 ,, HAR 1 , lf If ,,,,fy. , Z 5 1 V F L' ' Yfsxx 4. ' A ' fs My , 41, fs., 'X f. , fy , y x, Y fx: by f f M, ,pw , .bf , I ,gg j V x 1, 4:-I I ' r.a..i - Q5 ,Xa F ,LZ Q ' X I -1 ' Ohxif AXXI xxlg xslxfc l syxxif Front Row: B. Wilson, J. Kappas, M. Simpson, H. McGuire, S. Shearer, J. Etherington, and B. Schmidt. Second Row: J. Miles, Coach, D. Browning, M. Schramm, J. Fletcher, J. Herron, D. Porter, B. Caldwell, E. Asher, N. Behle, and W. Young, manager. Physical Education is taken by all students at Dixie. It is the relaxation or recreation period for the day. Seasonal games are played, tumbling, and other various activities are incorporated in the classes, including an intramural program. K if TRACK PHYSICAL EDUCATION 51 Zhu O 0 T B A Front Row Kappas manager Brewer Bobbntt Baker Front Row Lyons Kappas Scott Hardman Stlth Supple J Moy Mann T Scott A Scott Second Row Gartner G Srnlth Fry Fmkler Pack Eveleth assistant coach McKlbben Stewart D May Stark Second Row Eveleth Funfrock Bobbltt McKlbben Farns Pack Beal Thrrd Row Runge manager Stacey Hamllton Stlckrod Stark Richards Beach Huber Mules coach A JF: A V JVF LL - U Reagan, Riechert, Steele, Ddpp. Third Row: Walsh, JVBASKE LL . 1.11 f:'f '5 52 5... mmilwm The Blues was the theme of our junior- senior prom and the music was provided by Art Hayes and his orchestra. The royalty included: Mary Cay Richmond, Queen and Jack Etherington, King, with their attendants Carole Rogers and Bob Wilsong Margie Schmidt and Herb Mc- Guireg Carolyn Schilffarth and Jim Herrong Joy Heffron and Russ Spauldingg Carol l-lafer and Tom Schiffer and Shirley Stevenson and Toby Benn. BL .vitzflig fl .--.V 9 Royalty' Watch the Birdie Belles and Beaux 001B 666608 l-lalloween was the tbeme of the Januar Class Football Dance The members of the football squad elected the Queen Sensor Carolyn Scbslffartlfm Carolyn was chosen queen for ber regu lar attendance at the football games for her actlye partlclpatlon In cbeerxng the team on and ber school spurut Sl-me was crowned by team Captaln Wayne Spauld In From left to rlght Anita Zelger Wayne Spaulding Becky Hesselman Queen Carolyn Sclulffarth Mary Cay Richmond Sandy Glllmon Barbara Thornton 56 THEF All I, - SM D -.bf mginrmi' Om the mgbf ef December 20 1952 Morgre Schmidt cmd Jack Forman were presented the kex of DNXIE HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL O5 Mr and Mr 5 Drxue XVI - 0- i SA h ry Y I wr- ill L1 1 I . 'r:,f'. ' 5 f wg W N Q A A 1' K 1 rt Li , 3, 4. Xl - f S' ,gi ' X Y ! , 4, 'N . fr Q N ff .-Pe' 4, W f ., ,J ' ' ' a. Sm . MR. ISS IXIE r f f 57 . :sw 5 ,. fa .,.. yi ' W L f .,,. . 1 ' ' 41 si W -Ev Ji 4 1 f fi -:- - . 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A is J Y W I 'wglklusuas mai 9' ' K L Rv f 4 3 I I' A .... ..,, 3 D E A , ,4- 'Me Scum 77547 Bud Hooper a confused college boy us the star of thus three act omedy The story revolves around Bud and has fascunatuon for the glamour ous movue star Gale Joy Bud mvltes Mass Joy to the Wunsocla Prep Prom and Gale thnnkung at wxll be good publuclty accepts ln the meantime Buds regular gurl Helen appears on the scene causmg bedlam almost resultnng In Bud s permanent suspension from school But glamourous Gale proves that she has a heart and vamps the hard bouled Dr Reeber unto letting Bud stay Bud finally reallzlng that Helen IS has Ideal and Gale Joy was a mere mfatuatuon apologuzes to Helen Helen forgives hum and both forget theur duffrcultles From left to nght lSeatedl Gale Joy Mary Cay Rnchmond Helen Schlessunger Gayle Graner Bud Hooper Ronald McChesney Mnss Smnth Jo Ann Muller Dr Reeber Fred Drogula Mass Delaware Water Gap Carol Hafer lStandmgl Hunk Hoyt Tom Lewun Dutch Muller Allan Slayback Mmerva Margie Schmidt Professor Lloyd Milton Loder Chester Blllmgs Hubert Shearer Jack Haggerty Stuart Shepherd Ethel Nancy Van Ness Old Grad Toby Benn Satchel Moyer Tom Schiffer The Bland Date Anna Jane Wever Chuck Green Bull Smuth O 1 I - , . 1 1 ' 1 , . . 1 1 . . , h . . . , . . . H, ,, - 1 , , - 1 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 - 1 I I 1 I 1 - 1 1 I 1 - I 1 I 1 l 1 1 f 1' A ' , 1 f T ,ef ' ' 5 f git if X B TOP: Got'cha INSERT: Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me BOTTOM LEFT: Listen, Wise Guy BOTTOM RIGHT: Hic 61 N W Article 'I To Mr Gregory we leave a ticket to Florida to get rested up for the next senior class our sponsors Miss Allgeyer and Mr Greene we leave all our thanks for their wonderful help and co operation Well never forget them To Miss Rogers and Doc we leave the hope that they wont have as much dis cipline trouble in the future as they dad with us Article 2 To the Juniors we leave the problem of getting a seat in assembly To the Sophomores we leave the hope for many more successful dances To the Freshmen we leave the three happi Article 3 Mary Browning leaves her quiet ways to Jane Riggs Vicki Cobb leaves her modesty to Phyllis Williams Clare Eggleston leaves her shyness to Sharky Rusk Jeanne Fairbanks leaves her eyes George Dopp Pat Glenn leaves her lady like air to Win nona Bliton Gayle Graner leaves her Newport Catholic trips to Nancy Dammert Carol Hater leaves with Russ Joy Hetfron leaves her vivacsousness to Peggy Plessenger Pat Jacobs leaves her ability to get along with teachers to whomever needs it Betty Joyce Lichliter leaves to meet Jim Clara Mann leaves her expression l mean to someone who knows what she means Jo Ann Miller leaves her fun loving ways to Bobby Moody Carol Millward leaves her beautiful com plexion to Sandy Gillman Anna Mary Parshall leaves her sweet per sonality to Stanley Gartner June Reed leaves engaged Mary Cay Richmond leaves her naturally curly blond hair to George Pappas Carole Rogers leaves Dixie with one less beautiful blonde Mildred Saylor leaves to find a soldier Carolyn Schiltfarth leaves her quietness? to Shelda Lelstner Margie Schmidt leaves her bottle of Tint air to Mary Kappas June Scott leaves her height to Lois Kaurish Elwanda Sims leaves with a diamond ring on her left hand third finger Myra Stacey leaves Nancy to watch Dual Shirley Stephenson leaves flustered usual Georgia Tellman leaves--and she s SO glad Lois Thornton leaves Dixie with only two Thorntons Nancy Van Ness leaves her dark eyebrows to Myra Blaine Anna Jane Wever leaves her big hope of attending college to Ralph Crutcher Bob Anderson leaves his nick name ot Bob cat to Jean Kuhn Ralph Arnold leaves his dislike of Math to Jo Ann Huey Paul Averbeck leaves his slow drawl to Sylvia De Van Tom Carlton leaves his first trombone position to Edison Palmiter Toby Benn leaves his craze tor Stan Kenton to Barry Raut Jim Bentley leaves his handy man ability to Jim Fletcher Gayle Clary leaves his smile to Bill Baker lcontinued on page 793 S E I 0 R I L L To , ' . - - I I A l I Il l ' ll ' ll . . If . ' l l ' - 11 . l ll ' I . . I est years of their life at Dixie. l f as . I ll ll ll ll - - 11 - 11 l . - - ' ' - 11 ll - A ' ll ll 62 C f1l1L,I xtlll 1t1ra11 111111 t W1 to thc w N v 1 O 64 Bvs fshes SENIORCLASS OF 1953 CWnN11hnvutsr+f H X P T A Congratulufrans - - - to the Class of 5 from your TOIBPIIOIIO COIIIPUIIY A GOOD PLACE TO WORK Yes we ve mode rt' From now on the closs of 53 rs no longer physically but rndeed sprrrtuolly o port of Drxre The memorres of clcsses octrvrtres ond fun at Drxre wrll remom undrmmed long offer the class hos put away books pencrls ond drplomos MONTGOMERY COAL COMPANY Since 1876 HEATlNf I SIDIING AIR CONDITIONING O INSULATION QTORM W INDOV5 Q VN -XXNI' Rl Sh ROBERT H RLSK H F MORRISON Compllments of Compllments of OELSNERS COLONIAL TAVERN KENTON MANOR 65 I l Il u O FUEL OIL I ROOFING O 1 I ' . . ' K 7 YK J. '- 'fl . 1 . .' J C PENNEY 81 COMPANY ZIMMER HARDWARE ALLISON Kc ROSE Look for the Hatchet Funeral Directors He 1741 537 39 P ke St M d n a d R bb ns Avenues COVIINGTON KY he tucky In 1947 we entered Dlxle as scared cunous and excuted seventh graders Induvuduals then not yet a class we were placed In sections We elected Carol Hater as our pres: dent and gradually we started working more as a class Bookkeepmg and Tax Servlce MARTIN E RYAN 5 w Qt Ffth st Comphments of RADEL FUNERAL HOME COVINGTON 8x LATONIA REALTY COMPANY A complete Real Estate Seruce He 4923 2016 Mad son Ave Comphments of B F GOODRICH CO Retail DIVISION Mad n A e Co mgt SWINFORD JEWELERS off1c1a1L SLN C ao R R Watch Inspectlon He 2600 2008 Mad son Ave CYRIL LEWIN Monuments COp It Hlghland Cemete yb 2166 D Hugh ay Covngton K3 J E BROCH FURNITURE CO Complete Home Furnlshmgs Open Ewemngs-Easy Terms Ju 7622 1908 M d son A Compllments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LATONIA o .o aa as ' - - i . a iso n o i ' , . I Covington, ' n , . , . O . e. i . He 2176 Covington, Ky. C0Vmgt0H, KY- ! I I V. Q a a 0 l - 525 iso v . v' on, Ky . ., '. . . . ' os' e ' r ' A I - ' ixie ' w ' i , '. . . . a i. ve. 66 SCHILLINGS DRIVE IN RESTAURANT Try Our Dlxle Boy 1939 DIXIE Hlgh xaw Phone Ju 9090 THE BOONE KENTON LUMBER C0 Incorporated 219 CRESCENT AVENLE ERLANGER RY Phone DIXIG 7138 Remember 7 l Geography class how Mrss Huntrngton placed us accordrng to our grades and Jeanne and Bull were always battlrng for the front seat The junror band was a bag topnc of conversatuon those days are you gonna gown? seemed to Congratulatlons to the CLASS OF 53 SEARS Sz ROERUCK C0 EGELSTON MAYNARD FINAN 8z BEESON SPORTING GOODS CO Real Estate And Insurance A Complete Lme of Sportlng Goods Hemlock ,698 and Athletic Equlpment 401 Loungton Trust Bulldmg a Wladnson Awe Ju 6648 cox INGION KY 10 West 5th Street 67 CS ' ' D! . . . V I - O , , - ' - ll . -h .IE be a constant question among most of us . . . Remember Miss Pursley and Math if 77 l - 0 '31 . ' ' . N Y AY V1 Av r . V ' Colonlal 0187 If It Cov r Th Floor, We Have It INDEPENDENT LINOLEUM 81 CARPET CO Carpets And Lmoleums 524 Madlson Ave TROP Wllham Muller COVINGTON KY JOHN R COPPIN CO For Exery Need Or DCQIFC For The Very Best In Attlre Our Frlendlmess Greets You At The Door Shop At The John R Coppm s Store SFVENTH AND MADISON COVINGTON KY Class? We must have really been terrors because she left Duxne the year after we left her class As a matter of fact so dud Muss Huntmgton Suppose they needed ruved Remember gurls detentuon ln 203 One E on your report card and ut was detentuon every day at noon for sux weeks Congratulatlons to the CLASS OF 53 EILERMAN S Kentucky s Best For Men And Boys c OVIINGION NPWI ORT est W1Sh6S to the Class of 53 STEWART IRON WORKS CO Experts m Metal Fabucatlons Slnce 1886 Jail And Pnson Equipment 68 ll e S e !! I , . . . , U O the rest? . . . Lois's trips to the office . . . In the 8th grade felt as if we had ar- 7 7 If 7 Y, , , ,. . , HB ' 7 97 T H E . CC ' f ,' ' ' YY COMPLIMENTS OF Gayles party and the scavenger hunt where Bob Wllson got the stale cigar and smoked It Excitement of gettung recommended for College Prep or Commercual Say those were the days we had all the movies at school We used to complain about bad films We Il never learn' Remember the Latin conventlon In the 9th grade Qulte a romance developed then between Pat Glenn and a certam junior from Holmes Werent we surprused when Betty Joyce came to school with no pugtanls The Sadie Hawkins dance complete with Apple cider and doughnuts Pung pong tournaments ln the gym The follles wull remain as one of our happuest memories In this year of 50 Romances between Bull and Mary Cay and Phyllls and Herb started then Mem er Mr Greene and has Algebra class We learned then that 35 came between 34 and 36 Everyone was callnng on Elwanda Sums to help them wnth their Algebra lnutlatnon COMPLIMENTS OF E HEIGHTS TRIHI Y CL QANINIA ALPHA 'IIARX kAPPAS PRFSIDENT BPTIX Ili IH PTI' R LINIDA THORNTON VICE PRES NANCY VAIN NESS 'NANQX PLFSBIINCER SECRETARX BARBARA IIIORNTON NIYRA BLAINE TREASURER BHIRLEX QTFPHETNSON MISS DIJNIB-XCHEK BI OINSOR 69 , . . . . . , U . . . ' ' I . . . I l l ' I . b ... . ' , ending in a carrot and celery tight. I A A DIXI - - UBS I . A . . AY n Y L A Y' Av ,A A ,A , OOMPLIMENTS OF NSER BROTH Evls N A APPLIAN 422 D Hgh PRLXNGFR M TATE BUILDERS SUPPLY CO Inc Concrete Block Steel Speclaltles COAL ERI XNGFR CON INIGTON I 7 0 HF 2680 Oompllmente of FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO L rp ato Comphments of Mr 8: Mrs J F Tellman Ili BIW Czncmnatz s Most Famous DOUBLE DECKER ALLISON 8: ROSE Funeral Dlrectors x d d R bb COmpI1mGHtS of ERLANGER HARDWARE COMPANY 70 Dixie 7009 ixie i waj C, I A If ' JI 'Z X WX lk A x f X ' -',v 1 . , if Member Federal Deposit Insurance f FRI ,lr '0 or i n A' . . -r 1' ' 4' .Ia ison an 0 ins Avenue: C gt K t ky CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES SENIORS OF 53 Jumor Class Presxdent RIIQQ Klnman Vxce Presulent Barrv Raut Secretary Shelda Lelstner Treasuz er Sandy Glllman Rosle s square dance party that ended up In a wrestlmg match Mary Coy s slumber and gomg away party for Jon Read that chull was really good Junior Chorus com plete wnth Whlspermg Hope and Sylvua The sophomore boys won the Intramural basketball champlonshlp How can anyone ever forget Slay s long speech on how to catch a crow ln Sophomore Engllsh class IE CL ILAPPA ALPHA O CIE-AN SPORTS 0 CLI' AW SC HOLARSHII TERRX KUESTER PRESIDEINT TONI FRY JOHN FARRIS BOB BERT N ICE PRES SECRET-ARS TREASURER fIFAN IIX IINK CLEAN SPEECH BILL SCHWIIDT TOBX BENN DANID REDDINC NIIIxE SCHRANINI HAROLD SCHOFIELD 'X NIC A SPONISOR COOD LLCIx NIARH SANDX LINDA 'XIARTHA 6 ARI ENE GOOD LL Ch CL ASS OF 53 NIARX NIHRA NANLX GENEVA JEAN ANN NIEL Al F W IEDERSIEINE GAYLE CAROLXN PAT JEANNE X ICIxI HAS1 A ln RA Ll EI O ANIH OS N ANI X GEORC IA 7 7 . 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PEOPLES LIBERTY BANK 8: TRUST CO COVINGTON KFN FUCRY SEILER MOTOR CO 1321 36 Madison Ave Covington Ky CHEVROLET New Cars and Trucks Repaurs of all Makes Compllments THE DIXIE COLONEL Comphments of Wm C Martln 2125 DIXIE HWY HARDWARE STORE Carole Rogers kept all the boys un that class entertamed then Poo Parton started the habit of mlsslng school during the World Serles Georgia was stall lookrng forward to a certam sallor coming home thats all we ever heard The orlgln of the faculty basketball games Mr Mahan our Hero Jlm Herron fund mg a nnckname for Clara Mann she was known as Glider then We ln that Alg ll IN I OVING ION IT S LANG S RESTAURANT and CAFETERIA HI mloth 9390 623 625 Madison Me Iovlngton K3 Compllments of GEO W HILL 8: CO HI' mlock I8 1 m Pl VI I xke Street L ox mgton HOLMAN INC 807 Madison Awe Religious Artlcles Church Supplles Compllments of DR CARL E PECK HUGENBERG 8: GLINDMEYER Funeral Home 40 West Slxth St He 0292 Coungton KW WASSER S FLOWERS IZ Past Sixth St Ju 4000 Covington hy I - I L' n f , '. 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O . . . 9 ..1 .. . . .. 1' V ' I 1 V- , ,- KENTON LANES FLOWERS 12 Modern Bowllng Lanes JACKSON FLORIST DIXII' HIGHW xv Wladlwh llke FRI ANGER ky Coungton kentucky IHOVI' DIXH' 7640 George T Lang lrop 2222 Compliments Comphments ERLANGER LUMBER F R I COMPANY class must have been pretty dumb because Mr Greene s flower pot was on the f pole for sax weeks The Blues how can we ever forget our lunnor prom the fun we had gett out of classes and decoratung at nught In the gym How worried we were about theme and band Mary Cay and Jack rergnmg as our prom kung and queen Of course well never forget Margles wonderful after the prom party lag mg T 6 LATONIA BAKERY TUXEDO FEED th Weddlng 8: Bn' day Kentucky for ox er 60 xeals It Cakes comes to xour dealers fl esh dallx Char Iettw lrop HI' 6045 GOOD LUCK to the class of 53 PAI' and JO ANN Comphments of PHIL and HERB He 8054 Ju 4013 NOONAN S DRY GOODS -Ilnd 8. Decourcy Covmgton Ky Compllments of KEENEY REALTY COMPANY 39 Dune Highway Covington Ky Comphments of AMERICAN LEGION I ost 203 Comphments of BLANKS PHARMACY Plke St Coungton Ky THOVIPSON S PHARMACY lfth Sz Maryland Avenue HE 0395 Covmgton Ky Compllments of DENNIL S SERVICE STATION 1403 ITIXIE Highway lark Hllls Ky 73 , , . , -. r ' 1 3 A I ' . - - . HE of of I II II . . . - ' ' - - has been a favorite in Northern w v 1 . y ' . , ' i , . I l . ' , Y l . 1 1 ' 272 ' . , . ' Q 9 A 1s -. V I ' I ' Compllments of Comphments of COMMONWEALTH LIFE F R I E INSURANCE COMPANY THE CHERRI Sweet Shop and Luncheonette 2024 Madlson Avenue Covlngton Kentuckv Rest Assured Hot Water Heat Tlle Showers FORT MIFLHFI L MOTI'L 2099 Dlxle Hlghway-on U S 2.3 42 lhone Axtel 0209 Ft Mltchell Ky Excellent Restaurants Close By O Zimmermann lroprletor Covmgton Paper 81 Woodenware Co laper Woodenware School Supplies Ianltor Supplies General Mdse 419 421 Greenup St He 3262 HARRY SHARFF Representatlve Metropolitan Llfe Insurance Co 636 Madison Avenue tovlngton Kv Our magazine subscrlptson sale with Pat Jacobs and Charlie Cook wunnnng top honors The lunuor gurls during sub deb unltlatlon Gaye Teens Junior gurls club Remember party Toby s wonderful open house with Smiths and Tucks jokes for Dr Clark week KE gods lets forget thatll The that Halloween party and the skating too many people showrng up GERREZ 8z SONS LLOTHIERS Sz TAILORS L I 'Vletzger .I P Dlvme Optometrlst OPIILIZIIIS N I Suetholz R Suethol7 621 Nladlson Avenue Hemlock 0535 Compllments of DR SAM HAI SER OPTOMETRIST SIEBLER LI OTHES tustmm Tailored to your Measurements 607 Madison Xvenue Covington 618 Wme Street tlnclnnatl Compllments of ANDREW W LI ARK DR THOS J ELSENER Ol IOIII' IRIS'l like and 'lladlson over Commerce Ioan Co I est like tt K3 Colonial Compllments of COVINCTON CHILI PARLOR Inc 405 Madison Xvenue Hemlock 9487 SIGNS OF XII KINDS THE LOUNTRYWI AN L0 Inc 36th and Southern Covington lxentuckv 1 1 1 , ,I J . , L ' 1 ' Y ' 1' , -1 . . T, . r ' , -1 - . ' T - . . I ' I , ,. . . . . ' ' ' , . . Bill . , , . 1 1 A l L 1 '1 u lc L 0 A 507 Madison Ave. Covington. Ky. . -, , 1 Y W 1 . X L J 1 1 A . '1 I - , 1' ,. ,. . . 5 Q 1 1 L V1 v1 1 1 I' 1 ,fa '1 - ' 1 . , I 1 . ' 1 . . , . , 1 2 I .' ' ,1v'. '. 1483 , I A x 11 I 1 1 4 1 , . . .. . f I , . .' . ' '. 74 HF 832a Coungton hentucky WII WIA DETTI INC STUDIO VS eddmg Ihotos a Specialty 804 Madison -he Covmgton Ky AX 6440 MEX ERS HEATING COMPANY Complete llne of Heating Equipment 713 lllte Street Coungton Ixy C0lTlDl1ll18HtS of E O PEDERSON RI' XL PST XTF 8. INSUR XNCE XX 2572 Compllments of EI MER T HERZOC 806 NIRCIISOI1 henue Coslngton hy Comphments of MART-KMA BEAUTY SALON 14 Last sth Street HE 8942 Covmgton Ky JL 31100 A 81 M SI PPLY COMPANY Inc I lumblng Heating 106 108 F Fourth St Coungton Ky Comphments ot CASTLEMAN PONTIAC Inc We know Pontlacs 142? Madison he Coungton Ky LATONIA SPRINGS AUTO PARTS Bcx 4 7 R R 1 Co 0012 IIL Highway Joy Heffron s great arrival The thrnll of both the band and chorus going to state IS a memory never to be forgotten Wayne Hornbeck s sudden attention from the junnor gurls when he arrlved from Slmon Kenton The Take Me Out to the Ball Game scene from the Newspaper Staff Variety Show feoturnng sux of our class mates caused qulte a but of conversatnon as well as laughs Derek Detjen was the only boy BFST WISHES FROM JOE MICHEL S SERVICE ERI ANI ER NIOTORS 419 Dllile Hlghnay Ifrlanger 418 Dlxle Hlghuax DIXIE 1928 Best WISIICS to the Class of 3 LHARLPS 15 hX Al NIILY ER 21 IIIXIG Hlghwaw LOIS Joy ce Becky Nlona Lee Barbara Erlanger hy Dlxle 7910 -Xmta Betty THE BEST FROM TOB A - v. ' . . 41 4 I A I , . , . , 1 - 1 A I . , . ' ' , I . . . . f . . A. . . , Q - Q Y' - I V' ' v . ' ' - 4. . ' , I. '1 ' ' ut 4 A , Q I: If 1 . ' AY. : LI U ' ' - ' 3 1 ' ' I.. '. 1 ' . , , '. A A ' 1 , , , 1 .. . . Diamonds O Jewelry 0 Watches Covington, Kentucky 1 A. 4 ' 'l , I Y. , . A 1 D ' , . . . . ' ' ' , . - V . . .-Q l 11 ll ' l . I ' ' , . . . 1 1 Y J L L 1 A Q kv .A . . Y ' I 7 ,- S65 as A A A I . . . ' - - , 1 V , Y. . . ,, 4 . 75 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '53 GAYETY THEATRE Erlanger, Ky. DEPENDABLE LOAN SERVICE, Inc. Personal Loans JU 4690 5 West 5th St. Covington, Ky. Complimente of E B WILSONS MARKET 4107 Decoursew Ave Coungton WE DFLIVFR C0 5546 Compliments of 7IMMER MOTORS COMPANY 559 Ilke St Kovlngton Ky HF 4212 H C HENDRICKSON RPAL PSTATE AND INC 1212 VV Crittenden VN right AX 1966 Compllments of CITIZENS NATIONAI BANK Nlember I'eder'1l Deposit Insurance Corp Covington Ky THE FORT MITCHEI L GARAGE Inc AUTO RPI AIRHNC and BODY SHOP HE 4692 1814 Dlxle Highway Coungton Ky Compllmente of COVINGTON YMCA to show up for the Los Amngos outing to U C Well never forget the student monntors and the Uke sessuons nn 210 The poodle harrcut was very evident among The yunuor gals A new teacher was the cause for a lot of the boys hanglng around BEST VIISHPS TO 'IHE KLASS OF 53 JOHN E SI-IEPARD 11 SC HRAMM IATONIA 'VIOTOR COMPANY 3820 lhnston henue COIYIDIIIYILIILS of lOl IS MARX 8. BROTHERS lfurnlture Store loungton In Optomltrlc Pye Specialists HF 4966 207 foungton Truet Building 'lladlson -he Covington C ompllmente of CHEERLEADERS JO 55 BXRB 54 LAROII' on SANDY 54 N RX C -Xl 2 IHILLIS 4 COX INK TON TRUST 81 BANKING COMPANY Wlember Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Comphments of LOVINGTON AWNINI AND ROOI' INI KO 301 Scott Street toungton In . . , J A L 3 . , ,Ky. 1' L. ' ' , '- J 3. U . , I Fr. f , '- J , . . . . , Y A .4 'I v' , ' II ' II - I lOl. , .. , , . . A I. S 1 ' , Y 4' . ' ' ma. ohio. V. FLAIG, o. lm. Compliments of lm. H. .l. PEPI-IR, 0. 11. , , , 2, , A . L, .' .Q i f f , ,K ' 1 Gfhg ' . '. ' v' ,Ky. A - .4 ' . 1 N N - ' A Q Y Y 2 r y ' N 1 v N 1 vfu V Y ! I X ' AA ' 9. ' - 3 '5 : Q - ' . 76 ERINKMANS SHOE SERVICE Comphments of 3500 Decoursey W. RALPH STITH Funeral Home Lawful Florence 13 Florence K Compllments of OSCAR RUST SYDNEY ELSMERE DRUGS Frlanger Kentucky EXPERT SHOE SERVICE 227 Dlxle Highway Ft Mitchell K COMELLY Compllments of 102 Dlxle Highway FORT MITCHELL D1 7270 7271 5 8: 10 Compllments of GREYHOUND GRILL Compliments of 2500 Dlxle Hlghway S Ft Mitchell A FRIEND Bull Schmudt runnmg for Governor of State HI Y and losing by a slum morgm Russ and Carol Romeo and Juluet of the year .lo Ann Muller Pat Jacobs Shirley Stephenson arnved for thelr lst year at Dlxle ln our class The Day that we fnnally were measured for our sensor rings Clamaxlng our junxor year the Coney Comphments of HICKS MOTOR CO MCKENZIE FRISK DIXIE 8. Groses Awe Frlanger Ky Loungton Ky 223 Madison Ave FREDDIES SHELL SERVICE Dlxle and Garwey Ave Erlanger Ky KY FIRE EXTINGUISHER SALES Xz SERVICE FYR PYTER HL 8594 J 2 s k S 1 BOECKLFY S DRUGS Prescrlptxon Specialists Latonla Kentucky F KRUMPLEMAN 8: SON REAL I'bI'ATl- o NSLRANJLE 2079 Dlxle Highway Ft Mitchell Ky HE 0750 AX 0272 Compllments of Mr and Mrs Raymond J Heffron Complxments of an Mrs Thomas H Rogers Compllments of A FRIEND Compllments of Mrs Joseph VS Klemtank 2481 Dlxle Hwy So Ft Mitchell Ky ' , y- . . . . . . , y. 1 1 f ' Di T . . . . ' , - . - - - - ll ll V' , . ' ' . 1 ' . 1 , '. 1 . . . 3 o V ' ' 3517 Decoursey Ave. Covington, Ky. , . Joe Seiter, u 82 Jac nyder, Co. 819 , w 1 . ,. . . . . . I - I I ' I I ' D V f v . ' , . . '. j . Mr. d . . , . Y . 1 . . . ,. . 4 1 . . . , '. 77 Island trsp wsth Jock Ethersngton haulsng all the sunburned ksds out to Ft Mstchell Country Club for a lO O0 swsm The flat tsre comsng home and more fun' SENIORS l l ' Gosh hasnt the tsme flown Our fsrst act was trapssng over to Shsllsto s for our sensor psctures The mad rush for class rsngs when they arrsved The 52 football queen st wsll be hard to forget how pretty she looked that nsght All the sensors treksng over to see Ivanhoe Really fun' Carol Msllward addsng zest to the class most of the tsme Checksng snto the lunchlsne lthss fad dsdnt last too long! All the fun gettsng ads for the Annual Meetsng all the ksds at the Kanebrak after the games The Alumns Ball Dracula and the hot polstscal debate battles sn Sensor Englssh The Wonderful work of the Student Councsl thss year Newspaper staff meetsng deadlsnes and Slays seep speedsng down the road to Walton Toby Slug and Margs runnsng the school for a day What a day l ' Basketball games These were our years at Dsxse The cheerleaders graceful and full of pep carrysng on the Dsxse tradstson football and basketball clubs classes dances partses Memorses that wsll lsve sn our hearts just as long as Dsxse does Yes as we look forward now to graduatson we realsze our days at Dsxse are drawsng to a close but the frsendshsps we have formed wsll last for ever Our fellow classmates and teachers have made these 6 years fun and profstable The best years of our lsves The halls of Dsxse have resounded wsth our steps and the classrooms have heard the drone of our actsvsty We the class of 53 hope we wsll always remasn sn the heart of Dsxse Our School We want to extend our specsal thanks to our sponsors Mr Greene and Msss Allgeyer for the wonderful help and co operatson they have gsven us sn any project we have undertaken We never could have done st wsthout thesr help lt ss msngled wsth a feel mg of sadness and antscsatson that we soy Good bye to Dsxse and look forward to another day We the Annual Staff wssh to thank our advertsssng sponsors for thesr snvaluable asd for wsthout thesr ads thss annual would not have been posssble ANNUAL STAFF 78 1 . . . . . . , . .. .. , . . . . 1 . . . . . 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