Newport High School - Newportian Yearbook (Newport, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1937 volume:

:3 W W! 0115155 ignpm Four years, so shorl to most 01' us, Have crept into the past And now we stand to knock upon The door of life, at last. We know there will he moments when VVetll feel that 1111's in vain, And wish that we could just be back In high school once again. But as we go our many ways And enter different paths, To seek new light, to lturn new things, VVe$ll hold these memories fast: Our teachers.3 helpeu guiding star To aid us on our way Our many joys, our many fears, Our school work and 0111' play, The games, the dances, all 01' which Go by in grand parade; VVetre sure that pleasures such as these XVere never meant to fade. But let us pausefgive serious thought To this opening door of life, See some high plain, set some fixed goal Well worthy of our strife. Then as we make our struggling way Upon lites busy road, Letts stop to think of things worthwhile T0 lighten up the load. So if in lifets declining years We see good deeds well done, VVetll know that we have reached the goal And that our battlets won. eDOHOTHY NEWBMND'I'. . ab? Nelnpurtian iauhlishm ha gamut QIIHSS Newport Eigh Schnul 193? Enrvmnrh BEFORE LEAVING those whom we have learned to know and love, we, the class of 37 have attempted to present to you the activities and joys of the past year. It is our hope that this book Will restore pleas- ant memories to you in the years to come. That this Nempnriian be a long remem- bered book has been the aim of every member of this class of 1937. Ephiratinn IF at any time during the four years past we have seemed thoughtless, please ascribe it to our youth and impulsiveness. You, and you alone, know what we have done to your lives while you were our teachers and guides. But we are just beginning to be aware of what you have meant to us and how your invaluable teaching and your fine personali- ties fashioned our life patterns. Through four years of turbulent adolescence in which our bodies grew apace, our minds were stimulated by yours, and our souls experienced an awakening. You have been our steadying influence. So with grateful hearts, we, the Class of 1937, dedicate this book to you, our teachers, and to our devoted parents who have made all our school days possible. mm: or tuucnn. uvmu n um 1111902?pr 5-1 ' : u . mu .. v . . , mm x m cm I: mumm m. Mun I r. unm-m m Annual Smtlf LITERARY DEPARTMENT Editor-in-Chicf .......................... Robert Plaga Assistant Editor A.,..Kenneth Schaul'uss Literary Eclilurs Clarke Gray, Mary Schwartz Class Historians ...... Nnrma Egan, Jean White Alumni Editors .......................................... Dorothy Baker, Naomi Brown Feature Editors... May Bmmick. Irwin Katzman, Lloyd Blatt, Estelle Poate Popularity Editors . .Vh m Dudcnhocff'cr, Luella Hodge, Wilma Vcher Staff Artist ................ V ......... Jack Lantcr Wit and Humor anct '15101; Bessie Sty 05, Bill Holluhan Snapshots .Hlal'les Spinks, Harry W'alkcr, Lillian Enslcn Music Editm Gordon Finck, Margaret Newman, Orcll Swopc, Luella Hodge Souial Editm-sn. Dolores Maschinnt, Laverne Sickmcicr, Lawrence Schmidt, Grace Clarke Athleiic Editor ..Iluzel Brnun, Ch 'iur Mason. Ralph Mussman Prophecy ...J.qulys Mac Breeze Class Roast . Charles Spinks Class W'ill .Emily Knarr Class Song ......I.loyd Blatt Class Poem .. Dorothy Ncwbrandt Typislsi-Lormine Weber, Helen Marv, Ruth Ehingcr, Margaret Davis, Mary Staah, Norma Egan. Annual g?talf BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ......................... , ................................................................................. KViIIJuI- Klein Assistant Business Manager Gun, Nm-ris Circulation Manager ............................................................................................ Clarence Blackburn Assistants Helen Stl'aus, Helen Sargent, Edith vacleit, Dolores Massey, Margie Becker, Robert Uthe, Dick Knarr, Villiam Knapp, XYilliam Hullnhau, Albert 13211152, Chris DomlmlT, Melvin Dickerson. Advertising Mandgm ..D0nald Simms Advertising SOIiCitUI'SiGCIlC Norris, John Kicl'or, Irwin Katzman, Gordon Finch, Robert Fuldman, Dan Davies, Va1lacc Allen, Martha Ziegler, Ol'ell Swopc, Bessie Styles, Edith Powelcil, Helen Mal'r, Emily Knarr, Aileen Benjcy. Staff Stenogmphcr MM ....... ....IMu'othy Miller Staff Bookkeeper 011th: Stewart Ailminigtmtiuu ' Enarh nf Ehmattnn GEORGE G. SCHNEIDER President DR. ROBERT W'. SCHEER Vico-President D11. PAUL J. REIKOW Member of Board DR. FRED C. WEBER Member of Board GEORGE EICHER Member of Board EMIL GERHARDT Business Director B. of E. A. D. OWENS, Superintendent of Schools 1332111112125 nf the iHamlty J. L. COBB, Principal of the High School J. L. COBB, A.B., 13.8., Principal of the High School CLARENCE ALBERTSON. BS. in Comw Commerce RICHARD BATHIANY, 13.3., Science BERNICE CULBERTSON. B.S., Commerce KATHERINE F'AHLBUSH, BS Mathematics and Social Science CATHERINE FITZSIMMONS. 13.8., Scier'mE and English W. J. FOSTER, A.B., Head Coach and Physical Director GYPSY GRAY. A.B., Latin CELESTE LOVING, A.B., English GLADYS MAY. A.B., Latin JOHN MOLNAR, B.M., 3,5,. Music MARY ELIZABETH MORRIS, A011, Librarian MAUDE HAMILTON, B.S.. Mathematics GRACE HARPER, A.B., English ALICE HARRISON. B.S., Science and Mathematics HILDEGARD HAUPT, A.B., Commerce and German THEO, HOTZ, A.B.. M.A., Mathematics MARSHALL HURST, A.B., M.A.. Manual Arts ALMA LAMB, A.B., English AVIS LAMB, A,B., M.A., Social Science HAZEL RYAN, A.B.. Spanish BERYL SCHWARBERG, 13.8., Mathematics LOIS V. TANNER, 13.8., Science and English MARY M. TANNER, B.S., Commerce JEANNETTE OWENS, A.B.. Science MARION PARSONS. A.B., English and Social Science MATTIE PHILLIPS, B.Sq Social Science and Dean of Girls KATHERINE E. WARREN, 13.8., Commerce KATHERINE WERNER, 13.3., Home Economics RICHARD NEISER, B.S., Science and English NANCY POE, BS. in Physical Education, Girly Athletic Director as: - k7? 09m Ahuimm MARY AL TANNER JEANNETTE E. OXVENS To our advisers we wish to extend our utmost appreciation for their cooperation and loyalty shown to us throughout our organized class life. $miur 6111155 ; BAKER, DOROTHY LEE Dorrie Her fingers shame the ivory keys. 'l'hay dance 50 light aluml. G.A.A. 1-2 Mixed Chorus and Orchestra 1-2-23 Latin Club 1-2 Rhythm Club 2 Mikado 3, Pinuforc -1 Knitting: Club 11 ACammllaClu-ir21-4 Ham! 3 Girl Rosm-vvs -1 Annual Stull' ,1 ALLEN, WALLACE Wally l'is nut in mortals Ln command mm- vess HUI. he'll do mm'e hv'll Ilosul've it. Aviatiun Cluh 1-2 Electrical Club 3 BENJEY, AILEEN Ill l1! '3', 11011301- Her eyes. were like mirr 1m; 2111 her Lhuughtsf CLAVA. 1 Literary Club 1 Glee Club 1-2 Knitting Club 1 Girl Rvscrves 2-3 A Gappcllu. Chums 3 Dramatic Club 11 Annual 81.211141 AUSTIN, THOMAS 11131:3161 Why and :Lctiun here personified, Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-11 Asst, Stage Mgr 1-2-3, Stage M11124 Athlmic Club 2 - '1'! ck Team 2-3-1 'I'mck Club .1 Annual 812L111 BRAUN, HAZEL LEAH Sparky In banks, or wurk, 0r healthful play She excels in all.H GAA.A. 1-2-3-1, Soch 3. Pres. 11 Girls1 Basketball'l'cam lJ 1--i, Mmr. 2 Ping Pans: Champ 1-3-3-4. Mar. 1 Aerial Dart, Mgr. 1 Baseball Team 1-2-3 Volleyball Team 1 3 Girls' Double Aerial Diu't Chump Mixed Doubles J 1'. Red. Cross- Ulub 2-: --'l. 11'1'0115. :1 Doubles Paddle Tennis 1311mm! 3 Newportur $1.311 3-4 Annual Stall' 4 BECKER, MARJORIE GEORGIA wslm-gm A my 01' sunshine in the class. Hvr wit and smile will always lust. G.A.A 1 Travel Club 1 Fashion Club 1 11ml Cross. Club Girl liosorves ' KniLtinu Club . ANDREWS, LLOYD EDWIN HBubW And mirth wiHml did murlc whmfer hr: dill. Avizltiun ClulJl BUNNICK, MAY Slug A dancing Shape and Image gay. Tu haunt, to startle and wayluy. Girls' Glee Club 2 Rhythm Club 2 Newporter StulT 2-3-1 G.A1A. 4 ,Iourn: In Club 3 Knitting Club 3 Dramatic Clul: 4 Annual SLqu :1 BLACKBURN, CLARENCE ' l'huy conquer who believe they can. Electrical Club 1-2 Band 1-2-3-4 Theory Club 3 Orchestra 3-11 BREEZE, GLADYS MAE She was a phantom of delight. G.A.AA 1-2-1 -11 Glee Club 1 .11'. Red Cross Club 1-2-3-4, Pres. 3 Git ' Music Club 2 Gil'ls' ankatball Team 4 The Lucky Jude 1. Rhythm Club 2 Annual S1311 4 BROWN, NAOMI P. thmz-nicm uPh 01- in motion Hlithescme nml cheery. G.A.A. 1 Girl Reserves :1 Rhythm Ciuh 3-4 Jr. Rev! Cross. Cluh L2 Annual Stnlf -l BLATT. LLOYD WILLIAM uBImuv The soul of music thmhers in the shell rill walked and kindled hy the master spell? Orchestra and Band 14-3-4 Art Club 1 Elm'h'imll Chill 2-3 Mikado 3, Pinnfm'e 4 Mixed Chums 2 'i I A anlpella Choi State Music Cunt tSoluist 2 Annual Stnl'l'iCluss Sum: CLAUSE. BERNICE LOUISE hfm'nic There be none of Beauty's daughters With :1 HHIL'iC like thee. G.A.A.1-2-3 Rhythm Club 1-4 Knitting Club Z NL-wpurtm' Stuff 2 Commercial Club 3 BUYAK DAVID B. HDave PCT ever I'urenlcst in the ranks of fun. ALhIetic Club 1-2.3-4 Literary Club 1 Culleclul's' Club 2 Coax, MARGARET RUTH Cookie lModesty is a diamond selling to a female bounty. G.A,A, 2-3 Rhythm Club 1 Library Club 2 Reading: Clnh 2 Jr. Red Cross Club 3 Dramatic Club 4 CLARKE, GRACE thZm-kieh HP , lll'e dignity, composure, ezxseh, .11: Rod Crusa Club 1 Rhythm Club 1-2-3 Dramatic Club 4 Annual Staff 4 BLAL'T, ROBERT J . IIBObH Geniality is the foot uf successh' Aviatinn Club 2 COLLINS, MARY JANE Wlla re Blue were her eyes as the fairy flax. Her cheeks like the dawn uf day. Travel Club 1 Fashion Club 1 : AA, Dramatl Club 2 3-4 Jr. Red Cross Club 2 Mixed Chm'u 3 Mikado Chorus A Cammlia Chou 3-4 DAVIES, DANIEL. HD'ULn He never talks, but that he says sumethmg. Electl'ieal Club 1 Radio Club 4 CRAWFORD, VIRGINIA uGinny nHer voice was ever soft. Gentle, and low, an excellent thing in woman. Career Club 1 Jr. Red Cross Club 1-2 DAVIS, MARGARET EVELYN Mary A lm'im: heart is 11'111151. wimlnm G.A.A. 1 Jr, R.Etl Cross Club 1-2 Knitting Club ti Ithyihm Club 3-1 Newhm'ter Staff ,1 Annual Stle' 4 Fashion Clul: 1 DICKERSON, MELVIN RICHARD HDivln A merry heart goes all the day Athletic Club 1-2-3 Hand 1! l'inafure -1 Orchestra 4 Mixed thrus -1 Newxvnrter sum -1 DEWALD, ALMA CATHERINE Ducky, HHope, like the gleaming tapcr's light, ALIUFDS and Chums Lhc way. Girl Reserves 1-2-3 G.A1A. 1-2 Jr. lied Cwss Club 1 Rhythm Club ,1 FAUSZ, ALBERT EDDIE 1: 41m Always ready and niwuys wiilim:.' Aihlutic Club 1-? CmnrnL-H-ial Club 3-4 EGAN, NORMA KAY HNorm Always jolly and in the rush. Jlx Red Cross Club 1-2-3-4, Pres. 2 Glee Club 1-2 Girl Reserves 1-2 Girls' Music Club 2. Newporter Siali' 3 Senior Class Sec'y 4 Annual Staff 4 DEMUSS, KATHERINE LUCILLE Kay And with her graceful wit chn' was imvt'nmzht A miMIV. sweet. IIHWUJ'MHHDSS nl' thuulzht. LHerar' Club 1 Cnlhwtrrs Club 1 Glee Club 1 Jr. Rod Cn-ss Club 2 Dnbatm's' Club 11 M'xed Chums ?S-vt Mikado R, Piuafm'p .1 Dramatic Club .1 DHMHUIFF, Cums WILLIAM JR. 1111M Rm'o curmmuml nf oddity, frolic and fun! VHw relished :1 joke and rejoiced in u pun. Hi Y Club 1-2 A111I01ic Club 1-2-34 Trim i 2.! DITDENHUEFPER, VIVIAN n I V i 1,, uwa know Hum but to lm'v Hum- leno named 11100 but to praise QUE Hub 1 C-n-onl' Club 1 Rhythm Cluh 3 Annual Slafr 4 FELDMAN, ROBERT LEO n Ho 11 For every wherefore, hu 11:15 a why. Library Cluh 1-2 Radio Club 3 Pinni'm'u .l Annuai Stalr ll EHINGER. RUTH CLARA 1'1150 in your mien, and sweetness in your face. G.A.A. 1 Jr. Red Crrss Club 1-2 Rhylhm Club 3-4 Juniul' Class Sec'y 3 Ncwyml'tvr 811111 '1 Annual Stair Al ENSLEN, LILLIAN MARIE nIDwHHu Her 051-5. 11ml Ilzanuv with rmuish L'Eoo, 50 full of fun and jullityf' G.A.A. 1-9 :1 lev Club I . .lr. Red Cross, Trans. 1-2 Lucky Jade l Rhythm Club 3-4 Houm- linsketbull :mtl Vulleyhnll 'l'mlms -1 Knitting Club 4 Ncwnurter Staff 4 Annual StnIT 4 FINCK, GuRDoN Correct with spil'h. elmlucnt with unse. Intent to l'eusun, m' palile tn pleasef' I'nml 1-2-3-4 Electrical Club 2 Tr'nnis Club, Twas. 3 Orchos ' ' Mikado 3, I'inafm'e -l Radio Club -I Annual Stull' -l 5-. FREDRICK, ANNA MAE Anne Graceful maul useful all she dues. Blessing mud blvst whery'er slnl goes. C.AVAA 1 .1 Girl Reselve: 1-3 Rhythm Club 1-2-4 Newlvurler Stali' 3-4 Honor Buwiim: Team 3 Mixed Chorus -1 Cheerleader .1 Basketball Team 1-2-34 HULLOHAN, WILLIAM J. --Bili,- Hv'd undertake to prm'e by force of argument, a man's. nu hJI-sef' Athlvtic Cluh 1 2-3 Intramural Has eHlEl 1-2 Slum;- DerL, M. Ma 13. Pinal'ure rl Annual Staff 4 GILMORE, JEWELL HALE Lifflc Bit She who is gznzd is happy. Library Club 2 Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 A Cappella Choir 3-4 Mikmlo Chorus 3 Uummvrcial Club 4 I'inul'ure 4 FISHER, JANET Fish nFrom grave to gay, from lively to severe. G,A,A, 2-3-4 Knittim;r Club 2 .Ir. Red Gus.- Club 4, Vice-T'rc-s. Aerial Dart Duuhles Champ 4 Honor B- tbilll and Volleyball Teams - vapm-ter Stall' 4 Annual Staff 4 GRAY, CLARKE THOMAS Prof. 1'His cnly fault. is that he has none. Aviation Club, Pres, 2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 3-4 Pinafnru .1 A Cappella Choir 4 Newnarter Stun 1-2-3-4. Ass'L Editor ,1 Annual Staff 1 FRISCHOLZ, JEANETTE ELIZABETH 1'17'1'le To thuse whu know thee not, 1m WthL-z can paint! And lh;so whn know thee. Know all wards are faint. G.AVA, 1-2-3-d Rhythm Club 1-2-4 Hiking Mm: 3 Knitting Club 3 Nuwnm'ter Staff 3-4 - Volleyball Mgr. 4 Honor Bowling Team 4 KATZMAN, IRWIN HIWH A little nonsense. now and then Is relished by the best of men. Science Club 1 Athletic Club 1-2-3-4 Intramural Basketball 2-3 Gulf Team 3 Golf Club 3-4 Athletic Club 4 Senior ActiVity Committee 4 Annual Statl' 4 HARTKE, ANNETTE uPew - A daughter at the guds, divinely tall and most divineiy fair.n G.A.A. 2-3 Knitting Club 2 Newporter Staff 2 Dramatic Club 4 HlLDEBRANDT. MARGARET 'Jlu rgio 'Gond qualitivs cunstiinle the per- sumllit.. Rhythm Ciuh 2L3 Knittim: Chxh -l KIEFER, JOHN C. HFOT 11110 hL' is, US he hath nruvml himself. VViso. fair, and true. Electrical Club 1 Hi-Y 1 Alhlmic Club V Annual StulT vl ul HODGE, LUELLA 11,0!?0' Sweet pronmtings unto kindest deeds. W'el'e in her cx'm'y luck, Knitting Club '2 Hand 3-1 Mixed Chorus 3-4 A CEIDDCHH Chuir 3-; Mikmlo 3, I'inafm'e -l Orchestra 1 Commerciul Club 1 Annual Stiulf .1 KNAPP, BILLY Willid, The elements So mixed in him that nature might stand up And say to all the world, 'this is n mun'? Athletic Club 1.2.3 Foctbzlll T k 2 Basketball 2-3 JONES WILMA LEE BiU , 'A perfect woman, nubly planned, To warn, to cumfurt, 21ml cammzlml. Fashion Club 1 Mixed Chm'us 2 Ix'nittim.r Club 3 Rhythm Club 3 Commercial Club 4 HELLER, J 1935112 NM The hvn noblest things. which an1 Sweetness and light. C A.A. 172-3 Girl R0501 5 1 - Rhythm Club 4 Newpurtor Stair -l K1.1-::N, WILBUR uCf; nrlr Describe him who can An uln'idmnent 01' HH that was pleas- ant in man. Athletic Club 171-153 hN Club -I Fnuthzlll -' Intrumurnl 1 Latin Club 2 Senior Activity Cummittou Annual SIMT -i slietlnlll 1-2-1 HUGHES, DOROTHY JANE merfv Her eyes worv fair, am! very fair: Her beauty made me L'ImL Rhythm Club 1-! Knitting Club :5 Ncwlmrtur sunr -l Dramatic Club 4 KNARR, RICHARD Dick Humor is the harmme 01' the heart. Track Club 3 Dramatic Cluh 1 Intramural Basketball Champs -l KAISER, MILDRED Lou Hillili! The memory ui' thy loveliness Shall 'l'mmd our weary pathway Smile. G A.A, 1-243-4 Rhythm Club 23 Knitting Club 3 Mixed Chorus, Pinafure Chorus 4 3.4 KELLY, HELEN Giwltns,y ShurL but sweet and hard to had. U.A.A. 1-2 Rhythm Club 3-4 Girl Reserh'es 1-2. Glee Club 1.2 Nuwpurlel' Staff 2-3 Lucky Jade 2 LANTER J ACK LEWIS Wins, Jaclf, All passes. Art nlzme Endurim: stays with us. Art Cluh. Pres. 1 Orchestra 2-3-11 Dramatic Club 4 All Art Work for Annual KINDNESS, NORA ' 'Cddy, ' Frue modesty is a xfiscernim; m'ace.' Queen Anne High 1 Nu wvuml High 2 Dramatic Club 3-4 LIEDHEGNER, WILLIAM Bill Learning m:nkolh :1 man fit rommmy for himself. Covilmttm Latin Suhuul 1-243 AHIIQUC Club 1 KREBS, ISABEL Issyfl Goodness is lmmlty in its best estate. GJLA. 1-2 3- 1 Quilt Club 1 Career Club 1 Rhythm Cluh 2-3 Knitting Club 4 KENDRICK, MARY PAULINE ' As merry as the day is long. Pen Club 1 ththm Club 2 Girl Reserves 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Ng-wpm'ter Staff 4 Dramatic Club 4 LAYCOCK, GILBERT H. Thailand He is so full of pleasing anecdote. So TIL , so gay, so puignant in his win : Newporter Staff 1 Gen. Science Representative 1 Orchestra 2 Athletic Club 2 Track Club 3 Dramatic Club 4 KNARR, EMILY Em A very small brunette. A sxveeter person you've never met. Knitting Club 3 Dramatic Club, Pres. 4 G.A.A. -J Newnorter Stall' 4 Annual Stait' 4 MASON, CHESTER ELstomH HChuck HA dark haired, pleasant fellow, Who's always making friends. Aviation Club 1 HLY 1 Fuotlzall 2-3-4 Athletic Club 2-3 Basketball 3-4 Intramural Husketball 2-3 N Club 4 Annual Stall. -1 KRECHTING, ALBERTIS CATHERINE Bert None but herseII Can be her parallel. Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1 Pep Club 1 Courtesy Club 2 Newporter Staff 3-4 MARK, HELEN VIRGINIA nA beautiful aml happy girl. GALA. 1-2-3-4 Rhythm Cluh 1-2-4 Knitting Club 3 Newpl rter Stair -I Annual Still? 7: MUSSMAN, RALPH GORDON, JR. Mus? His limbs were cust in muniy maid, For hardy spurt, Ul' contest hold. Intramural Basketball 1 Athletic Club 2-3 Buskethall 4, Cant. 3 'N Clul Pres. -L Fuctlmll , Cum. 4 Annual Stall' ,1 M ASSEY, DOLURES 1306' WA face with Madness m'erspreml! Soft smiles, lny human kindness bred, G.A A. 1 Mmml t'hnrus 2-3 Girl Reserves 1 : A Camyella Choir 3 Rings Girl, Girl Reserves 1 I.il:r:u'y Club 1-! Nomus, GENE A. HG N n The world knuws nothing 01' its greatest men. Glee Club 1 Lucky Jade 1 Camera Club 1 Latin Club 2 Dramatic Club 3-4 Annual Slntl' J NEWBRANDT, DOROTHY J ANE WEN ie 0 faultless '15 her dainty farm, And luminous her mind, Girl Reserves 1 G,A.A. 1 Glee Club 1 Lucky Jade 1 Latin Club Pre .. .lr. Red Cross uh 3 Comnmrcial Club 4 M ixed Chm'us 2 MASCI'IINOT, DOLORES ELIZABETH Dec Always active every Mum Full uf livelinoss and pen C.A.A, 1-2-3-1 Knitting Club 1 Girl Reserves 2 Jr. Red Crmis Flub. Vico-Pres. :! Girls' 3' etimll and Vulleylmll Team. ml Aerial Dart Dmi'hlvs Champ 4 Cnmmvrcinl Club. Sec'y Annual Stmf 4 NEISER, WILLIAM uLoud ' Fhe maidens all' he shunned with cautious tread. Elevtrical Club 1 Newpm'tor Stair 2-3 3 MILLER, DOROTHY LOUISE HJot Carefree and friendly all the wuyf' Girl Reserves 1 G.A.A. 2-3 Latin Clul: 2 Annual Stalf d Pizml'urc -1 Fund and Orchestra 3 Mixed Chorus 243-4 Knitting Club 3-4 Newpurtor Stair 4 A Cummllu Choir 2-3-4 PLAGA, ROBERT High A cumpetenl man is always in de- mami. Aviation Club 1-2 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3 IH'amutlc Club 4' Trails. Annual Stulf', Ellitur-in-Chief NEWMAN, M ARGARET E. Alarm Silence is mare musical than any song? G,A,A. 1-2-3 Knitting Club '3. Orchestra 2-3-4 Girl Reserves : Mikado Orchestra 3 Commercial Club 4 Pinafore Orchestra 4 Annual Staff 4 PAu'rING'mN, RUTH HRHHH'I' Alit'c' An equal mixture uf mmd humor. nnd :: frn-ml Of all. Jr, Red Cross Club 1-2 G.A.AA 1-2 Latin Club I Rhythm Cluh 3-4 KIEIVLE, WILLIAM L. 115'1;l;;y ' Small men are misthy meh. Athlvtic Clul: 1-2-3 lnll'nmurzll Basketball 2-3-4 Drummiu Hub 4 PUWELICI'I', EDITH KATHERINE ' Erlc A happy heart, a hzlmwy farm Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4 Science K'Iuh 1 Annual 31ml 1 SCHMIDT, LAWRENCE HLnrrgf' I woutl mlha-r vxvcl in linuwledu'o than in lmwcr. lCls-x-triczll Club 1 Ul'cht-SINI 3-4 Mlkzulu R, Stnuv Hand leiu lesl. 4 Annual SHUT :1 Pimlful'e Orchosh'a 1 RAWL', MARY LOUISE Six She is a wee, winsxmw thing. Rhythm Cluh Knitiinu Club, Vico-Pl'vs. 4 Mixed Chorus -! Pinnfore 4 PQATE, J OYCE ESTELLE '19mlle Rich juy and love she Hut and gravy; Her heart was merry as her dres I -5hian Club, Vice-Pres. 1 Career Club, Sec. 1 Girl Reserves 2 Rhythm Club 2-3 Dramatic Club 4 Annual Stair 4 SCI-IAUFUSS, KENNETH CARL 11'092,111; Life is a sung Band 1-2-3-4 Urchesha 1-2-3-4 Aviatiun Club 1 A Cappella Choir 2-3-4 Tennis Club 2 Mikado 3, Principal Pinufure 4, Principal Asst. Editor ul' Annual! Prawn, FLORENCE Flossic '1'191 mirth the world required: She haihetl il in smilus ul' glee. GAAJL 1-2 Rhythm Club 11-2 Newnurtcr Staff 2-3-4 Dramatic Club 4 SCI-IWER, WALTER J., JR. Wjub Manners the final and perfect flower of nulvle character. SARGENT, HELEN VIRGINIA nSweetie Neatn9ss is the crowniag grace ul' wumnnhaud. G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Library Club 1 Glee Club 2 Rhythm Club 3 SCHNAKE, RUTH MARGUERITTE 1? !1!1'0 Her pH-sencc land,- it.- wm'mih :uul health Tu all whu cumo le01-0 M. Girl Roscrves l-Z G L; . l Knitting Huh 3 Fummerrizll Club I SCHUMANN, ANNABELLE Sc'hu4mz-ic , Th0 mildcst mmmm- nml 11w :rvnllvst heart. G.A.A. 2-3 Knitting Club 3 Noww 1101' thH' 2-3-1 Dramatic Club ,1 S H Ulrli'LEBARGEn, J 1M Sinqlf Am! the musrlus of his 'lvrau'ny arms Arc strong 21.- iron lmmls. Intramural Haskvthall 1-2-3, Champs 2 'lH-zu'vl Club 2 Athfvtiu Club 3 SICK MEIER, LAVERNE ANNA Var'nz'e nIL was her cnntinuuus sweetness, which wiih ezlse plmlsotl :Ill m'nund it. Ludluw High Suhnul 1-2 Girl erzm'ves 3-4 Annual Stal'f -l STAAB. MARY LOUISE WJ'z'gglcs9y Fhru lil'e I'll giggle my way. G.A.A- 1.3.35.1 Latin Club 1 Girl Res ' Cvmmel' Newpormr Staff 3 Annual Stali' -l SCIIUECH, MARIE Hlufldlrtln Luw. swuvlncss. mmdnoss. in in-r pvrsun shined. I'liuh'umls High Schuul 1-2 KwiHinu Club 33-4 H.A.A. 3m! SCHWARTZ, MARY CATHERINE Wivr very frowns. :n'v Fairer fur 'l'hzul smllvs of other muixlons arm U.A.A. 1-2 Pep Club 1 Luvh Jade Chorus 1 Rhythm Club Prvs. 4, Soc'y -I Uil'I-' B-Isketbali Tuclm 4 Chen Class ' . Annual sun? ll J SIMMS, DONALD i 0910 Play The xle way to have a Friend is m LIE mm. Intramural Basketball 1-2-3 Fortbuil 2-3-11 Athletic Club 1-2 Track 2-3-4 Track Club 3 N Fluln AI i'inuFm'e Chorus. 4 Annual Stzlil' 4 SMITH, IONE MARGARET I?cdy, Soft speech is ever a blessing, Girl Rcsen'es 1 Music Club I. Rhythm Club 2 Mixed Chm'us 2-3 Mikado 3 STEWART, GLADYS ANITA Glad. Teach us half the gludnws That thy brain must knuw. G.A.A. 1-2-8-4 Library Club 1 Knitting Club 2 Girl Reserves 3; Cummvl'i'ial Club 4 vapm'tm' SLuiT 4 Annual Stulf' .; STRAUS, HELEN So well In know lu-r uwn, that what she wills to do 01' say, Seems quietest, virtuous, discreet- est, host. Quill. Cluh 1 Girl Reserves 2-?! Cummcrcizll Club 4 SWOPE, ORELL er'm Emu with dignity. G.AVA. 1-2-3-4 Girl Rosm'ves 1-2-3-4 Rhythm Club I Knitting Club 3 Sula and Mixed Chorus 4 Piuufm'c 4 Ping Pong Class Chump 3 Newlmt'ter Staff 2 Annual Suill' 4 SPINKS, CHARLES HENRY Charlie There is honesty. manhood, and good felluwship in thee. Huskelimll 2-3-4 Fuutlmll Gulf 1-2-3-4, Capt, 3-4 N Club 4 Class President 3-11 Track 3-4 Newpurter 3-! Annual Stair rl WEBER, LORRAINE VIRGINIA Lightly was her slender muse Tin-tilted like the petal of a Hower. G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Library Club 1 Jr. Red Cross Club 2-3 G.A.A. Board 2-3 Commercial Club 11 Annual Stair -l WELSH, ANN ELIZABETH Sissy Thy mild lnuks an! an eloquent, Thy bright unes free and glad. 3.A.A. 1-2-3 Quilt Club 1 RhYthm Club 2-: Jommurmal Club 4 STYLES, BESSIE MAE 1EBcsSi! A small, tiny, witty, charming. darling she. G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Sec1y 4 Aerial Dart Mgr. 2 Jr. Red Crass Club 1-3 Knitting Club, Pres. ll Girls' Basketball Team 4 Ilmml' Baseball Team 3 Honor Basketball Team 4 Honor Volleyball Team 4 I'Iamn' Kickball Team 2-3 Annual Stuff 4 THORNBERRY, VIRGINIA L. 1IGi1mid, Fm- she is just the quiet kind Whose nature never vanes. Quilting: Ciuh 1 Knitting Club 2 Commercial Club 4 UTH E, ROBERT 1 IR 8d,! A merry hczu-t mukeLh a cheerful countenance. Cullcctul's' Club 1 Athletic Club 2-3 Truck 2 Funthall 3-4 Radio Club 4 WEBER, WILMA LORRAINE WWHM, Like music ml the waters is thy sweet vuicc to me. G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4 Glee Club TrenA 1 Orchestra 1 A Camwlla Chair 2 State Vuice Cuntestunt 2-3 NEWDOI'LOI' Stan 2-41 Annual Stair 4 WHITE, JEAN ANN 1210mm And her whole heart's welcume in her smile. FDAJL luE-S-Il Swimming Champ 1 Giri Reserves 1 Hme' anleybnll Team 1 Lucky Jude 2 Rhythm Club 3 .11: Red Cross Club 3, PresA 4 Annual Stuff 4 WILLIAMS, VIRGINIA WlE-n $110 duos well who always xlm-s 1101' Est. L'nllm'tnrs' Club '2 .hx Red Cross Club :1 Dl'unmtiv Club -I WALKER, HARRY In lmslmlbull this 1nd excels. Vuntlmll 1-2w25-4 intrumumi B Basketball ' N Club. 5 c'y-'l'ru:ls, 4 Annual Stan -1 ctball l ZIEGLER, MAR HA Mrt-r'f, And when I think on thee, xiem' friend, All losses are l'vstm'mL nll sorrow ends. G.A.AV 2 Courtesy Club 2 .11'. Red C yss Club 2 Girl Rese 05 : Commercial Cluh l Rhythm Club Al Newnortcr Stan' 2-3-4 Annual Stnll' 4 Q5 011mm Qletrprz ZIEGLER, DOROTHY ALMA Do! I ie Gentle uf speech, benelircnt nf mindH Quilt Club 1 First Aid Club 2 Cnmmurciul Club 4 WESSLING, ROBERT A. Ulining uA sound mind in a suund body. 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This was caused by rivalry 11111011g 1110 girls 101' 1110 1111'0011011s 01' their employer. 28 An accident occurred today when Virginia 'lihm'nberry and Dorothy Ziegler, secretaries to Robert Feldman and Albert Iansz, hotel proprietors, ran their ten- into the front window 01' Chris Domhotfis meat market. in their hurry to get back to work on time. Both received minor cuts and bruises and were tr 'aletl by Luella Hodge, a nurse at the emergency hospital near by The, big-game fishermen, Melvin Dickerson, Lawrence Schmidt, John Kiel'er, and XVillianl Leitlhegner. returned from their fishing ex- pedition today with no tish, as usual. but with some tall fish stories. Lorraine VVebet', original hair stylist of New York, was sent to Hollywood today to arrange the curls 0t. Aileen Benjey and Dolores Massey. stars of the cinema, who are app iaring in a new production. Hark! Business is on the uph'end. Wlaltel' Schwer has just sold a $10,000 order for clothes tailored by the XVilliani Neiser Com- pany t0 Gladys Stewart and Ruth Sehnake, buyers fur the Richmond Brothers Clothing store. The events which led up to the headlines of this nmntlfs Social Journal were the marriages 0t Annette l-lartke, Orell Swupe, 10110 Smith, Dorothy Miller, and Margie Hildeb'antlt to prominent business men. Jack Lanlei', world famous artist, has settled in Nova Sentia where he hopes to gain inspi 'atinn l'nr some future masterpieces. He is accompanied by his secretary, Emily Knarr. Flash! Anna Mae Fredrick, owner of the famous horse iiSwisberii, 1' mlizetl he . ambition today when her horse won the Kell- lucky Derby. Trainer Robert Blunt saddled the mount ridden by Billy Rielle, one 01' the most popular jockeys 0n the turf today. Jimmy Shumebarger, wm'htis heavyweight champion, man- aged by Irwin Kutzman, will stage a bent at Dorothy Newbrandtis country estate in Boston. The event is being given for the benefit of the Maryland Childrenis Home, an orphanage which is under the super- vision of its capable superintendent D'Iargaret Newman. Florence Pryor and Edith Poweleit opened the Continental Cale today, with Anna Welsh as hostess, and Marie Shoeeh and XVilma Jones as chief cooks, Flash! Today Gene Norris, noted pharmacist, introduced to the, world his new patent medicine which claims to cure hiartache immediately. A new musical comedy that promises tn be a success was initi- ated 0n Breath 'ay tmlay' at the Roxy Th iatel' managed by Dan Davies. It was written by Virginia Crawford and Albertis Iii'echting. Vivian Dudenhoefi'er is 'ast ill the Feminine lead while Lloyd Andrews plays opposite her. Flash! Today Margaret Davis was acclaimed the worlds fastest typist, and Ruth Ehinger, the worlds most speedy writer of shorthand. At eight tfctncl; the novelty songs of a new iadio team, Norma Egan and XVilan' Klein. will be heard over this station. Following their prog'mn, a speech will be given by the renowned conch. Harry XValker of Harvard. 0n the Sports Hour regularly broadcast by Bill HollQhan. Billy Knapp. star baseball player of the Reds will also be interviewed. Wallace Allen has tinally dug his way to China where he. is now looking to i a lost Village. Well. I guess I had better be digging my way out 01' here, 50 good night all. stimm's MAE BREEZE. 29 9.5... HHEHHHHHA :EuZHHnomH .mHHe. m.tcHH: Er? 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TIHUrw-Tw ..:-:N$7ICEH E.Squw w:?.zm: E335 zuim WCEA :23? .Emzo umObwm 3.507. .27. 5:252 .232 T: when owicz n33: mummmm. .mmq Ar: massakim .2. 9.1.3.9.: 15.335 3ch 31.0 ..u..m.:..:m: Km Em. mm. 11th nuaovzxccm a:vntfm 2.33: mu..::m: mucic 1.53 :323: mkadqw. 55$un .2399, 353.5 hang: .oczum :E:En.:cu 23.35: .53.; malwwm .33.: u:::.3..2 Hugo LE: .5: :uuN .LEZ: HZOH .:.:2w 352.. 9.32.5 3.3:: $2.333: 32.5.: :3....w?. m 5.3.:- .szEw-U; Eowwzoi: .5335 1:335 is? oh. micam L325: .53.: .NHEauBIUm .095. :1 5.35m 3:3 5.23.: 1.3: :2::.Eum: EA.EM:..ZYJ.. .szzzmom .39... 2.23... 2.3: .330 2. a... :3... o... :3...:.2; ME... iouoza 0115155 1mm; In September, 19321 we, the class 01' 1937, entered Newport High School to embark upon l'our yuan 01' hard study. Upon mn- entmnee as Freshmen. we expected :1 glnnt d '211 01' ueknmvledgnient from our upperclassmen, hul we were greatly disappointed at the lack of attention that we received. VVilh lh- aid of the. faculty, we finished our Freshmen year with more 01' less success. After completing 0111' examinations, we letit school for a few months Yueutinn, which was greatly appreciated by both students and tulehers. The following September we returned to school to begin our Sophomore y var. Of course, we, had a much gr tater feeling of import- ance than we had had the former year. As 0111' class had not yet been organized, we continued our studies without any social activities. We were now in 0111' Junior yea ' and we were awaiting with much interest the organization of 0111' class. In the second semester 0111' class was organized, with Miss Mary Tanner and Miss Jeannette Owens as ou- advisors, XVe elected the l'ollmving class utIieers: President . . . . . Cncmuas SPINKS Viee-President . . . . MALLUY DIXON Secretary . . . . . . JACK GHAF Tr tusurer . . . . . STANLEY Sworn During this semester we planned the JnniquSenior Prom. whleh was :1 very elahn ml: and enjoyahlt utl'nir. It is with a feeling of grint importance that one. enters his Senlor y tar. The first important event in our final y Ear was the election ot class ot'tleers. These weri us follows: President . . . . . CHARLES SPINKS Vice-President . . . KENNETH SCHAUFUSS Secretary . . . . . . NORMA EGAN Tinasurer . V . . . . MARY SCHWARTZ In 0111' Senior y 1211i we. sponsored candy sales, lwo picture shows, an aIl-schnol dune. . and 21 moonlight boat ride. all for the benefit of the Annual. With the help and coope'ution of the entire student body, each of these events proved a huge success. After having spent four happy y 3211's in Newport High School, we must now go forth into newer experiences. It is with a feeling of hope, mingled with one 01' W ' and expectancy, that we enter upon the great adventure which lies before us. MJEAN W HITE AND NORMA EGAN. 32 g?tmlahhpr Life is a slepladdel', tall and straight, And the top rung rests on a star; And ilas not for us to b1 uhle to say Just how many rungs there are; For every rung is :1 separate year, inch year a step is made, Amt we must. see that this step is fine So our guiding star wmft fade. New school takes cure of twelve of these rungst As the gene '31 averages show, And these rungs are marked with happy hearts And friendships that blossom and grow; Sometimes these rungs are far apart And the going is rather steep, But again the way may be easy for us, And the years pass by in a leap. The first 01' these years are childish and tree, And the steps are happy and light As elders help us along our way And our star shines ever so bright; But as the. years and the steps go by Some small gray clouds may appear, Or something make the path less guy And urous ' a new feeling called four. SO slowly we barely notice the trend We mount them, rung by rung; ?Iaeh year is a memory, some good, some btltl A story weth written and sung; And as we reach the topmost rungs We can bask in the. light 01 our star And look down the yiars, with smiles and tears, At our school days the best by far. ;D0n0tr1n' NEXVIEHANDT. 611212111 191112151 0111' 12111151 sit-dnwn 5111111111 Lil 1121151111121'1212'071111 11101'21101' in tho 11111111 11il1s1111.Nic11 going Lil . you are sure 111 got 21 raise. .12111111 Fisher claims 211111 is 9;0i111s 111 Lexingtnn 1'01' h111' 51111218 11'11111 11011.1 1111. '21s sh11.g11ts. 1101 two 111118 111' ic11 1'1'112,1111 11111 11111 1011111112; with 11' 21ch $01121. Dick Kn211'1' is singing Out 1'11 11111 Cold Again 2121 Helen M211'1' 211111 Spike just couldn't say 110111111316 T110511 wishing 10 g'211h121l1' 111 1111'1111 121sy 10880115 51111 13211111, 131151211' 211111 B1111 XVCssling. P1111 Austin 12111115111 1'111'1'211'1; in 21 big W21V He 12111113 21 112111' 111i111 12111111 0111 10 10:12 111'211111 Avenuv 11211131-7'13211'11 couldn't be the inspiration 1'011111 she. P010 . '2111 'Whilo. .12111111 Fish111'. Sparky Bmun. 211111 Lil 13111-111111 111111 11111 well known h0u11ci111r' in I 11xi11igt1111. Resullil'our 111121131 girls 101111i11g1'0 21 1'011111. T111111---23: 011 11 clock in 1111' 111111'11il1g. 0211' 31111111311131 111 J11211111111111 Frisch11lzgl10wli11g 111111011 211111 XV. L. 1 111211111'11's211'11 1111 1'21 121V. Isabelle 11111115 goes 1112111 hunting 211111 110111115 up with Tommy P1. in 1301111111111. W11 11'111111111' whv 1111215111 Styles visils F1111 Thomas 50 11111111. 11' c111111h1'1 1111 111112111511 01' M01'1'is Nettlcsicould 11, 111135111? Don't tell us you are 1'2111i11g1'0' 21 '211111-11211111 '! It has 1101111 1'1111101'1111 that Charles Spinks is going 10 121110113 121- '211'11111 when 1111 pols 11111 111 schnoL-most 111111111 111 Bowling1 111'1'1111, K1111- tucky, 111 1101' 321121 XVilliamsnn the girl 1111 111111 in Iexingtnn 111111 yo 11 212:0 111111111 Kelly is in 21 1121211. T1111 11112151111 is D112 111011. 81111 1'2111g't'0 ' 2111 1111'1211111' in the Phoenix Hotel, 211111 when it arrived. she turned and 1'21lk1111 1111 11111 stops. Mary Schvarlz 11213 12111011 111 the wilds 01' Dayton 1111' 1101' 1-211'11- 1112111. Melvin Grogorv. Mihh'cd Kaiser 3211's 111211 the 110115 110111 1121221111 don't compare with 11111311 1110111 L2111111i21. XV11II. Mil1h'1'11.11v111'y 111111 10 1101' 011-111 1215111. According to 11111st111' Mason 11111 11111101' 112111' 01'11i111 111211115 111 he 51001121111111. .11111'1' 3'011' 111 1111111i11g 1111 1111111' 111111. M211'1I211'111 C1101; went shopping in the P2131 2111 121k- it 211111 came 11111 Wlth II211'11111 50111211111 in 111111 basket. Puttin' 2111 your eggs in 111111 1121511111, 1111. Marg? M21131 1.1111 P1211110. 211111111111' 111111 111' 0111' young missus who has gone 211i11111 101' 1101' love, picks B1111 Sch111111121k11 ' 215 11111' Victim. M2131 131111111111 11218 121111111 1101' 112111111ish ways 10 F1111 1110111215 211111 11111011 111 11111 gr 1211 Charlie H1111. Me 211111 My 811111112111' 17M211'y Kendricks 211111 Johnny VVhito. Donald 511111115 picks 21 pretty 1101 number 1110111121 Pepper. 34 Ruth Parlington visits Town Tavern quite often. The 1'1115011 couldnft be the singer in 1110. 01'cl1cst1'a?could it, B11111? Nanmi Brown gave. Charlie Young the air for Ray Stumplf. You believe in 11 change 011011 in 11 while 011, Nonnic? Margie HildclJl'undt and Russ Harris, 0111' vx-g'ud are What wayw about 011011 0111012 D01'0tl1y Miller has succumbed 10 the crooning of .101111 Cas- 3011 11Bi11g? D0101'cs Muschinul seems to 111- J'ulling l'asl 1'01 1111 11111101101035- 1112111 football player. It coultllft be Jimmy Caudill, could it WNW? Those wishing 5011111 111ml lipf 011 lhc big 'z1ces, consult 1110011100 Ralph Mussmun. Emily Knurr takes great delight in shopping in Cincinnati, 211111 haung her things delivered by United Parcel Service, with Johnny Scllvau'lz 11s delivery boy. 14$ THINGS WE CANT IMAGINE Lloyd Blall as a ballet dancer. Gladys Breeze. and Jimmy Lorenz apart. Norma Egan willmul :1 smile 011 11011 face. 1111110 Norris in 11 football 1111111111111. Irwin Katznnm 110i sucking in at the gulf links. Billy Knapp wilhoul Mary 011111101. Mary Slaab 1101 giggling. Robert Uthc 1101 washing parties. Virginia Williams 110! blushing all 1110 111cnl1011 01 Ralph. Estelle P021lc :11 11 11111100 without B1111 01' A1. at THINGS WE CAN IMAGINE Jack 1111111111 115 0111' future Rubilml'l'. Kenneth Schuul'uss as :1 grwlt saxophone player. Gilhvri Luycock and Bill NCiSC' as H111 111111! chomisls. Harry Walkcr 211111 Lillian Knapp as M1: 11111! M131 1011c Smith and Richard Zach as happy love birds. Jim Schumuhurgc' 11s a future boxing champ 11111011 finally healing 1110110 XVomlsU. B011 Plugu us an editor of the 1111:1in 111:111,1;N1-wporfs latest newspaper. Johnny Kiefo' as :1 great scientisl. Bill Licdhcgnw us truck manager ul 501110 big college. 71111111111115 SPINKS, Olatvnhar FEBRUARY 15 Houses seen floating down the muddy Ohio. Everyone excited. N0 school, 110 10011. 110 heat, 110 light, 110 t'un, 110 shows. 110 1111thinZ just water and more water. The 110t0ri011s Ohiu River r 'z1ehed a crest of 79.99 feet. Was that water wet? 13-011 their own 11001: 0111' ancient rival. Cm'iugton. was defeated 39-13 by 0111' e'uek basketball tram. C. Spinks, starting his first game, 111110 through with 1-1 pointsi a g00d sample 01 what our Seniors can do. Back t0 school. It sure is hard getting down to b ass taeks'! after that long Iayeft'. However what must be done, must be done. ltiilileuds fly back, chests expand, at new feeling of utmost importance permeates 0111' beings. W1 are dignified t'D Seniors. 1970111' '11gers lost valiantly to a stronger Dayton 1121111 by a score 01' 26-17. Tough luck, boys. Keep your chins 11p! 287Be ttlUSC 0f the ft00tl. Baccalaureate Services were held 011 this date. A memorable date 101' the etuss ot' ititi'AJ. A day tor the class of .37 to look forward to. Jiti-iiiillizui Ensien iaught 011 t0 :1 joke the first time she 11 ward it. MARCH 1-Ctuss Night and Class Play given by the grants of 3151A. Robert Niemeyer, President of this class, presented to Charles Spinks, President of our class, the tune 011 which 0111' class eulers, cardinal and silver, were placed. iiiThe big night 101' the Senior XS 0. ,Iitng. ttiruduatiom Iik-l-w-By defeating Highlands 30-18, Bellevue 33-20, and Dayton 31-26, the Wild rats won the District Vliournttment. -t---ileltl our first Senior A meeting. and the class was addressed by 0111' Principal, Mr. Cobb. The class motto was chosen, and an z1il-Se11001 dance was planned. 5-Diek Knurr purchased a club with which to beat 0t'1' the girls. ll-Our boys won their first regional game, by def ating Hamilton 40-11. 127The team came through again by defeating Erhmger 35-15. Hurry VVzliker, the senior flash, scored 17 points. Iii-The pep meeting held the day preceding the Dayton game proved to be :111 e11e011'agement 10 the team as they defeated Dayton 19-18, in :1 wild and woolly game. 011 to Lexington! i7--Team leaves for Lexington. Much excitement on the part of every- one. Newport is 'ather quiet 10 1 a ehzulge-huif the town 1111s gene to Lexington to encourage the team to 110 its utmost. 18--0111' team defeated Curreliton. Their first win in the state tourney, 43-19. All our boys looked good. Fitzenberger with 11 points, and Mason with 10 led the attack. lU-Boys suil'e1 a hard defxut handed to them by :1 stronger Hazard team. The score at the half was 21-1, Hazard; jilial se0re was 30-22. Weire still with you, boys, 11nd think you and Coach are tops. 23-tiirl Reserves gave 21 picture show, The Hoosier Sehoolmaster. 26--Li001l FridzIy-VVere we all good? APRIL liAprii tieolis day and the Seniors were 11p to their old tricks. The tests fooled most 01' us. 2--E111iiy Knarr and Robert Vttessting waitzed their way into the prize 01' 11 box of 'autly at our Alt-Sehool Dance. This was the first dance given by 0111' class and it proved to be 21 great success, both finan- cially and socially. Toes were trampled in the wild rush and eon- t'usion caused by the rel 111se 01? many balloons from the ceiling. T-Annuul Stzilli appointed. The pupulurity contest was held, and XVilbur Klein x 1215 elected the wittiest. Oh well! They were half right, 38 t i5 SwRalph Mussman vats actually seen doing his own homework. XVill wonders never cease? lliitiirls mot and selected whilv 'ups and gowns l'm' graduation. 15 1ti--K.E.A. Convention at Louisx'illu The holiday. much needed, was appreciated by cvctwuno. 187wYoung 8L Curtis grew gray hair. Seniors hail picluros taken f0 . an- nual. Look pretty now i Look at tho came '21. Smile. Snap! Hivahal'lt's Spinks and Pete Austin were not sum together. Thatis hunt to believe. 207th1:; opened the 1937 s-uson by losing to St. Louis and ttDizzy Donn by :1 score of 2-0 in 10 innings. 'liough luck. 227Group pictures were taken for the annual. Darn it! I l'cirgnt to wear my tic. Hurry! Lvhd mo your comb. More oxcilvmvnl, Track meet at VVithmw. Newport del'oatod by a score of 79-53. Tough luck boys. bul good work. since inthmw x'us Southwvstorn Ohio Champions in 19353. Bill Egcr, one 01' our dashmcn, x '21:; spiked in his uttmnpt to uphold the track honor at N.Il.S. 23sttM00nlight and Shadows il moan 0111' Moonlight vas held on this date. It pmwd u huge success, although the dance ttoor was crowded. Carol Gable, former N.HS. student led Clyde Traskk orchcsl 'u. 2I'Ss-Scni01' Class meeting. Mr. Cobb named the day for the Class party. 26s-Couch Foster won :1 combination regular and split-scmml stop watch from Bob Ncwhalt for sending in the most interesting sport question. Nice going, Coach. 2l3mAl'tur much discussinn, the class play W215 finally chosen. The class ol' ,3? is especially ditTcrvnl from nther Classes. XV'hy? He iuusv they had their Senior Group picture taken on a rainy day and :1 damp time was had by all who attended. 28-iwli0bert Dona! amt Jean turker thrilled tho sludvnts in, itThc Ghost G005 XVcst.n Our picture show was cnjuyt-d by twcryunc. 28----Murg. DaVis and Ruth Ehinger finished t'tionc XVith Thu XVimlf, which they started three months ago. 287Rotls won their lirst league game by defeating Chicago 10-3 at Chicago. For further details see John Kicl'er 01' Irwin Kzltzmzm. baseball fiends. EKON-Wihna XVcber left for Lexington to compete in :1 State Vocal Contest. MAY IgSpring is in the air! Tru-lu tra-Ial Notice the. dreamy looks on the faces 01' the Seniors. 2wGirl Reserve Ring Corcnmnial. 6;??Thc Pinut'urc, a light operclta, proved to be the biggest achieve- ment ever undertaken by the music department 01' N.HS. Prizes wor: m'ardcd for selling tickets. This resulted in :1 record crowd. Junior-Senior Prom. The night of nights. Everyone decked out in his best. Many tears were shed by Seniors who recalled happy memories of the Junior y war. Since it was formal, Chester MEISOII wore shoes. IQAEveryonc in the halls singing ttBoo-hoof not only because it is the most popular song in the Lucky Strike Hit Pa mule, but also because 01' report cards. 277Girt Reserves Shows'iGirl 0f the Limberlostii 30chcomtion Day. Last holiday for the Seniors. JUNE Bac taluuroate Services, first and last time the Seniors had solemn and dignified expressions. lulsCluss Night Was presented before a large audience. The class play! 21 rollicking comedy, proved a big hit with CVoryone. Charles Spinks presented the cane 10 Alex Zochella, Junior President. 15750111013 received the last minute instructions for their final stop--- g 'uduation. 'lG-G 'uduutiun. All is ended. The Finis. Goodbye, 2111. 39 95 ss 23 15 9 13 0118155 mitt tVen the Senior Class ol Newport High School, being of dis- posing mind and generous heart and r'alizing that upon the things which w ' are giving away we have no further claim, do make this our Last Will aml 'llestanlent. To the Class of t38alhe intelligent. grave. and reverent Seniors of next yeariwe give the privilege of setting a fine and high example to all underclassmen. of being helpful to them, and of showing at all times that kind spirit which should permiale a ngat institution of learning. To the Class at 739 we accord the right to organize and to elect class ollieersWaa distinction allotted only to those who have reached the station of dignity and powet ascribed to Juniors. It shall be their duty to keep a watchful eye upon the Seniors, as well as those below them, that the al'orementioned dignitaries shall not inflict hardships upon lheir ttlessrr kinsnlen. To -the Class of 110, so lately released from the bondage ol' Freshdoni, we leave the iron hand with which we so ably made the class below us walk the straight and narrow path, so that they may hold in check any and all pranks and frivolous ideas of the incoming pupils who will form the class of 541. T0 the various athletic ttams. we ltave for the present, our gymnasium, Andrews Field, and the ttDuauf in fond hope that the last named may soon be replaced by something better. For all time, we leave them boisterous and manly sports, a thorough disdain of w tak- ness in themselves, and confidence in their own strength and skill. To the Librarians. Miss Morris and her assistants. who have made two ideas grow where only one grew before, who have found for us many hidden treasures, and who have made us learn to love many books, we leave our sincere gratltutle. To the Faculty, we. l-ave our respect and affection with hopes that the next Senior class Will be as studious and peaee-loving as we were. To Miss Tannet and Miss Owens, we leave our sincere thanks for their helpful guidance. To Miss Poe, we leave some one to take the places of Dolores Maschinot, Anna Mae Fredrick, Bessie. Styles, Mary Schwartz. Lillian inslen, Jean White, Jeannette Frischolz, Helen Marr, and other Senior girls from the G. A. A. To June XVagner. we liave ttSparkylt BranIfs athletic ability. To Ve'a Schneider. we leave Janet Fishers last name, so that she and Elmer Fitzenberger may sit Very, very close in alphabetical sealing arrangement. To Stella Creeeh, we. leave Mary Staalfs title of Giggliest . To Mr. Molnar, we l!ave a whole new orchestra to take the place 01' Lloyd Blalt. To Jean Rice, we 1 ?tlYC Mary Kendrickts ttgil't of gah . 40 T0 Frances XVard, Irene Vandergil't, 11ml Mary Durkin, we leave the 51115 in the lunchl'oom formerly occupied by Dottie Baker, Dottie Newhrumtl, and Margaret Newman who ate their daily Jello together. To Marjorie Palm, we leave Norma Egzufs winning ways. To llarry Spinks. we leave his brotheris place on the basketball team. To Martha Belle Davis, we leave XVilma VVi-herls straight pins and other weapons which she used to make little girls squ i211. To Ruth Gaupel, we leave directions 011 how tto er Hate curls oi' the style worn by Gladys Breeze. To John Yeager, we leave Ll place on the bench which Robert Uthe has kept warm for four football seasons. T0 timce Messmer, we leave smneone to Vqu home with her, now that Gilbert Luyeoek will no longer be in school. To Junior Smith, we leave all broken ice Ct'lelll sandwiches and 1111er bars, t'or111erlylz11tl ax my by ttChuekli Klein. To Buy Sanders, we leave Ralph Mussmalfs iiway with the women . To Joyce Margileth, we liuve Chester Masmfs telepathic mind, in order that 1118 absence may make her heart grow fender. T0 Bob Seilkop, we l'ave ttPeteli Austinis ability to ttrun the mile? T0 Jack Braun, we leave more polish for his saxophone. T0 the Otiice, we leave our friendly and inspiring pictures to adorn its walls. To Mr. Bathiany and Mr. Hotz, flrst-rate judges of P rize Waltzes, we liave an empty candy box with the hope that enough candy Will accumulate from future contests to keep their uhunger t'or candyit down. We tried to leave the titles of Jewell Gilmore and Melvin Dickerson, our Class Pests to someone, but tound it impossible. 1N tVITNESS W'HEREOF I have hereunto subscribed my name and iixed my seal this thirteenth day of June in the year one thousand nine hundred and thirty-seven. EMILY KNARR. W ITNESS : F REDDIE THE F RESH MAN, SOPJIOMORE SALLY, LITTLE J UNIOR. 41 Mary Schwartz Hclcn Murl' Vivian Ihulcnhooli'or Mary Schwartz Virginia XVilliams Nora Kindness Bessie Slylcs Estelle Poalo Norma Egan I 101'1'41 i n c XVcbor May Bonnick M21 ry Schwartz Norma Egn 11 Grace Clarke Hazel Braun Gladys Mae Breeze 1- Mary Kendrick 3 Jounollc Frischolz Vivian Dudonhml'l'vr Mary Schwartz Virginia XVilliums Jewel Gilmore Marjorie Becker May Bonnick Nora Kindness Wilma ufcbm' Naomi Brown Dorothy Hughes Lillian Enslen Dorothy Baker Wilma Weber Vivian Dudcnhoeffer Bessie Styles Wilma VVeher Mary Staab J ean Bary ignnularitg Olnntmt MOST POPULAR MOST ATTRACTIVE MOST INTELLIGENT ALL-AROUND PERSON WOMAN MAN HATER MOST ORIGINAL BEST DANCER FASHION PLATE MOST OPTIMISTIC MOST PESSIMISTIC BEST ILLUSTRATION 0F le FRIENDLIEST MOST WILLING XVORKER MOST DIGIYIFIED BEST ATH LETE HAPPIEST BIGGEST GOSSIP N EA TE ST MOST COLLEGIATE MOST BASHFUI. CLASS PEST BIGGEST BLUFFER V AMP-iSHElK QUIETEST NOISIEST BEST LOOKING DREAMIEST MOST TALKATIVE BEST MUSICIA'N XVITTIEST BEST DISPOSITION . CUTEST BEST VOCALIST GIGGLIEST MOST POPULAR UNDERGRAD 42 7 BOY '7 Charles Spinks Charles Spinks Gilhcrl Luycnck Charles Spinks Luwrcncc Schmidt Wilbur Klein Charles Spiuks Waller Schwvr Lloyd Blull VVilhur Klein Charles Spinks Charles Spinks VVilhul' Klein Clarke Gray Ralph Mussman Chester Mason . Billy Knapp Robert Plaga Charles Spinks Lawrence Schmidt Melvin Dickerson Billy Knapp Ralph Mussman Gene Norris Bill Hollohan Clarke, Gray Harry Walker Chester Mason Lloyd Blatl Wilbur Klein Charles Spinks Jim Shufflebarger Kenneth Schaufuss Melvin Dickerson Alex Zechclla 1.7-7. me m.- .0, Etna AIl-$7rhnnl Estate Friday evening, April the second, the Newport High School gymnasium was the scene of em All-School dance, sponsored by the Senior A Class. Through the untiring efforts of the committee. who draped crepe paper in various artistic ways and arranged hundreds of brightly colored balloons high above everyonds head in the center of the room, the atmosphere of the gym was Illagically changed into that of a dance palace. On a gayly decnrated improvised orchestra platform, Ben Berkmeier directed his orchestra in the latest ttswingt, tunes. Distinction was added to the evenings entertainment by a t'our-act floor show which included a dance of modern tempo by Ruth Kummings and Dorothy Krauss; a clever arrangement of music by the Sizzlers; a dance by Katherine Stewart, the girl with the ftying feet; and a song by Wilma Weber, the school nightingale. t After intermission the dancers participated in a prize waltz Which was judged by Mr. and Mrs. Bathiany and Mr. and Mrs. Hotz, who rightfully chose Robert Wessling and Emily Knarr as the winners. T0 climax the evenings entertainment, the balloons were released, causing everyone to Jostle into everyone else while trying to obtain one. The large crowd which attended, and the gala time enjoyed by all, was proof enough of the success of the dance. 43 31nniu12$mtiur 515mm The most spectacular and dignilivd social cvcnl 0f the y 111' is llic Junior- Senior Prom! Tho, gymnasium, hcziuli- fully decorated, lends an air 01' enchant- mcnl-wilic rustling 01' gowns and tho. sonlhing music 01' Carl Brabondork Orchestra indicate the beginning 01 a perfect evening. As lhe evening progresses, the lighls are dimmed, and the. music softened, us HELEN MARR MARY SCHWARTZ uur allcnlinn is centered upon the crown- ing 0f the Prom Quovn. Mary Schwartz. who is utlvndctl by Naomi Brown uml llclon NIEHT. The Grand March follows. After a Very onlorlaining Hom- show. dancing is resumed, and continues until midnight. T0 IllU Svnim's. lhis, aliulhcr Faire- wcll Evenlil will long remain :1 cherished memory. NAOMI BROWN Gilmm mag mth 011355 Night Monthly Juno 1 l. was Class Night for 1110 Gradualcs 01' '37 01' Good Uhl Newport High. Music 101' lhc m'cning was furnished by The Cutlets. A 0110-1101 comedy cntilhwl. Cimumstuncvs Allcr Cases? very ahly directed by Miss Bury! Schwarlwrg. was pl'vscnlcd hy the class. The 1151 01' char- zwlors was as follows: Dun ,l'lamillon ................................................ 1Vilhur Klein ICH- Humillun ....................... 7 ............ ........... G 'uco Clarke Slophvn EVUI'OH ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Chester Mason Hcily ICVCH'II hum Kindness D'Izlggic ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Norma Egan Smcrul spvciully numhvl's were given by momhcrs 01' the class, among 1hvm several svh-cliuns hy the German Band, VO'kll 50103, and danuv numhors. To conclude 1110 program, lhe Seniors held lhcir last class meeting. :11 which time 1110 Class Roast. Prophecy, and XVill were read. The mccling concluded wilh lhc singing 01' the Glass Song. 45 Alumni 1936V; KORA ORMES. A. Nash Co., Cincinnati. 0. JEANET'FE RISCH. Proctor 8'. Gamble 03.. Cincinnati. 0. DOLLY DA FZENHEHG, XVillis Music Cn., Cincinnati. 0. FRANK HEIDEIHHNK. Hullmalfs, Cincinnati, 0. ARTHUR BARTH. Union Central Life Insurance GIL. Cincinnati. 0. VIRGINIA HINDMMHIH, CamphclPs Business School, Cincinnati, 0. MALLUY DIXON, Ast Candy 00.. Cincinnati, 0. GAHMAN DARNELL, Alhcrs Store, Newport, Ky. 193G JFNE BRUNS, FiHh-Thil'd Nam Bank, Cincinnati. 0. VIOLA BLEY. Fifthl'hird NuVl Bank. Cincinnati, 0. FRANK WILCOX, Eastern State Teachers College, liichmund, Ky. SHIRLEY CHITHS, Eastern Slate Teachers College, Richnmml, Ky. FRANCES LITTLE. Eastern Stale Teachers College, Richmond. Ky. Ik-VFIILEE.v WOOD, KVushingtnn Nalinnnl Insurance tlu., Cincinnati. 0. IRMA MCGIVERN. Spears Hospital, Dayton, Ky, FLORENCE DEVUSS, Western ;? Southern Life Insurance Cu, Cincinnati. 0. CLYDE LEWIS, Eastern State Teachers College, Rivhmnnd, Ky. MARTHA COOK. Rumingtnn Hand 00., Cincinnati. 0. RUTH MEYER, Bell Telephone GIL, Cincinnati, 0. LILLIAN KNAPP. Southwestern Publishing 00.. Cincinnati. 0. BARBARA SMITH. Soutlnvcstern Publishing Cu, Cincinnali, 0. RUTH BHHENHOFEH, Dncrmann-Hoohrur GIL. Cincinnati. 0. VERA MAHZ, Eastern State Teachers College. Richmond, Ky. 'WILLIAM .VAGNER, University 01' Cincinnati, Cincinnali, U. .VALTEH .VAGNEH, Duke University RUTH HORN, Croslcy Harlin Corporation, Cincinnati, 0. JAKE MILLER. Brown Drug Store, Newport, Ky. LOUIS CHAXVFORD. 0. M. 1., Cincinnati, 0. LOIS BUUNE, PoguNs, Cincinnati, 0. J ULIUS BILTZ, Procter- S; Gamble Co., Cincinnati, 0. THOMAS LINCOLV, Rolling Mill, Newport, Ky. FRANK SCHACHEHER, Blanks Pharmacy, erpm'k, Ky. EARL LANG, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati. 0. GAIL JOHNSON, Enslctfs Meat Market, Newport, Ky. JOHN SCHXVAHTZ, United Parcel Service, Cincinnati. 0. VVOODROW CAMPBELL, MCKCSSCIVS Drugs, Cincinnati, 0. JACK KREBS, 0. M. 1., Cincinnati, 0. CL'HTIS CUOK, Hollmans, Cincinnati, 0, DOROTHY HALENKAMP. Giddings, Cincinnati, 0. HOWARD DAMEHON. American Tool Works. Cincinnati. CI. HAROLD FUHBMAN, Baldwin Piano Cu., Cincinnati, 0, ROYCE BEARD, Wadsworth Watch Co., Dayton, Ky. MARY L. LICKERT, Proctor kQ Gamble CAL, Cincinnati, 0. FLORENCE HILL, Long Distance Tclephunu Exchange 1935Lg DALE MORGAN. Eastern State Teachers College. llichmnml, Ky. CARL YEAGER, XVostcrn Union Telegraph Cm, Cincinnati. 0. HAROLD SMITH, University of Cincinnati. Cincinnati, 0. HLHVARD SMITH. University of Cincinnati. Cincinnati, 0. GERALDINE ANDREWS, Western Union Telegraph Clix, Cincinnati. 0. GRIN BRITT, Pennsylvania H. H. 00., Cincinnati, 0. NATHALIE DYE, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. IIOSVARD STUHN, Rolling Mill, Newport, Ky. ROBERT HL'DDLE, University of Kentucky. Lexington, Ky. VHELEN SCHEAREH, Fnivel'sity of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. 1935 MARION S'WOIJE, Ernst 8: Ernst Accountants, Cincinnati, 0. LILLIAN HAUSER, McAlpiIfs, Cincinnati. 0. JOHN POPP, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, 0. VICTORIA SCHNEIDER, Eastern State Teachers College, Richmond, Ky. FRANK GOODFRIEND, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. 46 131mm mm; 4- 3111mm Ollaaa FIRST ROW7L Schneider, P1 Schnee- man, IL Painset. I . Fargo. H. Kniei'im. E. Flutmus, V. Neil, M. Ruiznr, N. Smith. M. Palm. R. Tush. SECOND ROWiW. Reed, M. Pruitt, V. Schneider. M. Schulte, R. Oldfield, B. Purcell, D. Nelson, M. Smeltz, F. Ward, M. Wagner. THIRD ROW-S. Poinsett. S. Miller. D. Jacobs. G. Smith, R. Ryan. W. Lupe, .J. Gm-risun, .l. Philippi, H .Spinks. FOURTH ROWiE. Schwalback, B. Royce, B. Schwarbm'a, D. Smith, B. Ott- insz, R Nelson, 11. Seilkup. F. Richardson. FIFTH ROW R. Purcell, F, Stemple, J. Rcidinger, H. Sheanshung. P. Reily. A. Tuttle. R. Rustech. Jr. FIRST ROW-M, Kidney, V. Morgan, A. Henson, M Leopold, L. Hatley, R. Hugedorn. J. Keown, R. Hindmarch. V. Maybua'y, M. Michael, K. Kendall. SECOND ROW B. Hcidekamp, Kenneweg, B. Krieger, R. Hearn, Henzerling, R. Hulmuist. I. Kruse, Kuhr, E Martin, M. Hutchinson, McGurk. THIRD ROW-HR. Hnuenstein, A. Hefner, P. Ledonne, A, Kirchner, H.. Me- Call, R. Bocukman, J. Miller, D. Mueller, E Goshm'n, H. Miller. FOURTH ROW-vJ. Heckmun, C Hosea, L. HolYmun, E. Kelly, E. Hermann. H. Marsh, R. Lyle, R. Kinstler. FIFTH ROW G. Hehman. F. Lonncn man, D Higgins, E Mucdunald, R. Jones. IL Miller, E. MuHenry, R, Hurn. .35 FIRST ROWv-JE. Daniels. J.. Bary. D. Dudley, R. Duwd, S. Creech, K. Farher. M. Davis, D. Alford, D. Dreiss. E, Fayler, M, II'lynm SECOND ROW E. Felgcr, M. Bueckcr. D. Eppstein, 11'. Essig, J. Davis, A. Ba1lzu'd, M. Druege, M. Fisher. THIRD ROW K Collins, M. Gillett, A. Comberger, J. Boyer, J. Erb, H. El'b, E. Dewald, V'. Beierle, D. Enzweiler, L. Grueschen. FOURTH ROW gA HA Gillett. L Andrews, L. Bmun, R. Claudy, J. Brown, Er Fitzenbergcr, D. Buumgartner, H. Il'itzer, F. Grossheim. FIFTH ROWiM. Kane. T. Goodall, R. Al-nzen. E. Garner, D. Bonur, J. Graf. W. Bucheit, L Brown, E. Dalton. .5! FIRST ROW M. Sarbcck. G. Smith, H. WallingEm-d, M. Smith, A. Waite, M. Wormald, M Whitehead, E Wood, 1. Thoney, C. Zechella. J. Tilton. SECOND ROW-J. McAllich-r, K. Wusser, GA Schoekley. M. Schwartz, S. Sheanshang, J, Wagner, E. Veal, M. Winkler, A. Sibert THIRD ROWiR. Schoemaker. F. Wachsman. J. Seifred, E. Simon, B. Stall. A. Wassa', D, Young. R. Wells. FOURTH ROWWW. Tranner. F. Schwartz, L. Strebel, A Zechella, E. Yeager, J. Schafslall, W.. Staab, . thear, W. Scott, J. Williams. W. Weber. Q Schmidt, HA Stern. wry? Elm Sinninr 0115155 Organized on March 15. 1937 Q Ahuiarrs MISS GYPSY GRAY 3'31 Giana Obffirpra President Vicc-Prositlenl Secretary Trcusurcr g3 Gnlnrs Dark Blue and Silver S3 IFInmrr Gardenia mum: Consider then Act MIL RICHARD NIHSHR A. ZECIIELLA J. GIMP J. BMW T. GOODMJ, skquggg; W 7W 9511;111:1111an FIRST ROW R. Wnluruski, M. Seithm', H. Scheer. M. Stephnny. '1'. Pen- per, V Wallace, V. Shnnnun. V. Rncke, H. SLuebc, K. Steme, A. Schencln SECOND ROW G. Simms G. Fister. G. Zioglur. H. Sharpe, E. Woods, V. Wittc, E. 50 591, A. Siel'eveld. THIRD ROWrglC, Schluyul', D. Zieg- ler. L, Z'sel. W Suhweikcrt. W. White- hJuso, H. 'FI'Lzmu, ll, Stopper, J. Scott. T. Zukcm. FOURTH ROVViIL Simms, D. I'icr- mun. T. Smith. R. Patterson, ILL Ziegler, P. Viuth, 1L Shaw, H. Smith FIFTH ROWiR. Sanders, W, Vuliu m:n', R. TuLLlc, J. Yeager. R. Wcingurtnm', :5 FIRST ROW A. Seibert, 0. Snyder. MV Powers, V, Rummel, V. McClure. L RhuinharL, R. Schwormun. 0. Scherzilwrt'l'. 11. Santa D. Schnelle, 1-1. Stamield. M. W'alters. SECOND ROW C. Yutze. R. Swopc, V. Siebel't, IE Robinson, V. Ruwe, F. Rakusi. J. Schradel'. J. Pupp, E, Runynn, B. Nolan. THIRD RDVV--A. Yang. H. 'l'ucl'pev H. inell. W. Swaney, H. Sargent, T. Thomas, J. Smith, I. Warden, J. Wagner, E. Johnson. FOURTH ROW-C. Yeager, I-I. Reis. 17X Ray, W. Pruitt, C. Stone, A. Rheiw hart, G. Schwentcrly, W. Render, II. Thackstone. J FIRST ROWMR. Gasdm'l', L. Helbirr. V. Golden, R. Hughes, M. Frankc, L. Hoepker, S. Fahlbush. 13. Horn, R. Hughes, 1. Fugel, P. Finley. SECOND ROW C. Brontz, R. Eismen. T. Grime, M. Hartman, R. Schuuke. V. Fitzer, J. Goodin, H. Dries, H. Diedeu- hufer. THIRD ROW I?. Daniel, JA Dictz, A. Burris, N, Herb, J. Hemingway. R. Gcis. E. Frischolz, H. Driess, J. Frelinger. FOURTH ROWHC. Foulks. A. Daniel, J. Baumgartnma J. BuswelL J. Decker. J. Caudill, J.. Hearern, A. Fissel, B. Eager, J. Hearn. FIFTH ROW-G. Daut, R. Hurst, R. Foster, W. Benje, M. Allen, 1 . Haas, W. Henu'lebmok. M. Alley, I Essig. Ollzmma FIRST ROW K.Hamilt0n. M. Feilen. V. Heye. W..Kruse. A.McNuy. GAMasun, R. Gnunel, F. .JurJ'n, l. VandergrifL, V. Lucas. SECOND ROW H. Kaiser, A. Muel- ler, J. Margilelh, 11 Miller, M. Masuhinot, V. Mason, J. Linstaedt, P. .loerg, L. Lowe, J. Murrell, C. Dl'eymn THIRD ROW-K. Morris, M. Pryor, A. Jenkins, M; Miller, S. Lemul, AA Mortnn. J. Jones. C. Kispert, M. Link- ugel. .3. Baldwin. FOURTH ROW E. Lehcamp. IL Knierim, M. J. anpe, V. Mal'chnnl, M Crites, E. Mulchey, L Macht. R. Muss- mzm. W. Macdonaid. R. Klaserner. FIFTH ROW H. Davis, W, Jones, J. Miller, W,. Kruse. ,l. McCabe. H. Mitchell, 0. Keeler, E Moore, R. Clark, .J. Heavcrn, K. Kaffenberger. J FIRST ROW V. Bach, V. Erb, D. Dinner, M. Auteri, L. Deschler, Ev Daniels. P. Davies, J,. Douglas, E. Craw- ford, L. Feinhauer, V. Bruce SECOND ROW E. Derrick, l Brewm. C. Drown, H. Burke, M. Bueckcr, D. Bauer, D. Davidson, E. Abbey, S. Buerger. THIRD ROW-R. Cliii'urd, J. Davies, K. Denis, D. Burris, M. Crites, B. Dus- sett, H. Craig, M. Cohen, E. Crawford, W. Bradley. FOURTH ROW P. Bowling, R Bowling, C. Butts, M. Buerger, C. Busse, W. Conway, W. Busam, E. Crawford, R. Kline. FIFTH ROW I. Benedict, T. Chand- ler. G. Ashfcrd, M. Barbiea, J. Bultz, C. Corrigan, E, Bolzer, R. Boone. $$$lc$kgic$$5k$a$c ZHrmhmsm FIRST ROW7M. Landrum. E. Smith. .1. Dorgun, B. ankmeyer., M. Citran. M Smith, R. Campbell. E. Jacuhs. SECOND ROW R. Gerhardstein, M Durkin. B Hagednrn, RA Elma, R. Koct- tihu, B. :ic er$, N. Bradford THIRD ROW V. Schwartz. F. Rifk, W. Reed, W. Finn, W. Wientjes, E 'l'mpL-nhuuer. H. Meyer. FOURTH ROW7W. Gulll, H. Reed. L. l-Ieindmein, J. Mackey. H, Messmer, M. Alley, A. Zechella, L Schuster. ,9: FIRST ROWiE. Rackc. H. Crosby, IL Goukel, C. M. Hoffman, M. Alfred. R. Sickmeyer. L M. Braer'mpz. .l. MLu Vurfhy. R. Davies, J. Sullender. J. Limbert. SECOND ROWiR. Jones. A. Lee, NL Bali, E. Jones, E. Stall, J. Tiesman, H. Pubenhoffer, C. Gildea. R. M. Garrett, L. Henquien. H. Brunz, R. Ogden. THIRD ROWriE. Owens, 0. Sawyer. F. McAmlrew, E. Knarr. H. Thorn, F. Keene, 13. Major, J. Beck. E. Purcell, W. Wientjes, R. Alley. E. Stiles. FOURTH ROW-7W. Shrivel'. D. Ebert. C. Knebes, W. Racke, W. Driver, R. Baker, R. McHenl'y. G. Sheanshang. .1. Conners, Clarence Gaskins, E, Gurtner, H. Sm'ctt. .i FIRST ROW-D. Fisher, M. Schwal- lmch, E Hanlon, A. Hub. R. Kummings, V. Murray, R. Farrar, A. Palm, I. Allen, M, Bradford, M. Harms, T. Bodkin, C. Dryer. SECOND ROW J. Hughes, R. Plaga, E. Streine, M. Lancaster. B. Manjanis, .l. Flayboun,-J. Cappus, C Mingra, E. Smith. H Wilson. C. Schomaker, L. Mueller. M. Priestie. R. Swainsun, C. Flynn. J. Pelzer. E. Matzner. THIRD ROW H. Swune, J. Turner. W. Tempieton, J. Mussman, F. Ballard, E. Eldridge, .L Guodin, J. Swisher. W. Keene. W. Wilson, D. Moorman, F. Daily. P. Slraus, H. 'Fhornberl'y. l . Bonniville, FOURTH ROW B Boot. B. Huff- man, R. Bradley, G. Fosdick, C. Valz, C. Debes, E. Moore. S. Corgan, J. Flam, G. Young. T. Bolser, B. Haines, R. Brooks, W. Riehman. Q'Llaam FIRST ROW L Fisher, V. Ertel, B. Moore, C. Holl'man. R. Emerson, S. Feist- uor, D. Farrm', G. Engle, D. McCain, M. Flam. M. Schwed, R. Chalk, A, Hop- kins, R Otting, D. Ritter, RV Waite. SECOND ROWmF. Firth, E. Daut, C. Ballard, D Arringtun. P. Fax. A. Ellswick, G, Fisher, C. Drown, V. Bl'itton, J. Ziegler, G. Eicher, R.. Mason. D. Gilb. .L Clark. H. Hzmsunl THIRD RUW-D. Davis. 0. Sawyer, 1L Wilson, J. Drake, IL Marshall. D. Ginley, W. Callahan, J. Crumer. D. Kalt- vnbuck. C. King, D. Huulihan. L. Apple- uzlte, W. Kiechr, 13.. Yeager, .3. Dwyer. T. Galvin. FOURTH ROWHF. Randall. R. Sm'onk, U. Gail, J, Patterson, S. Kel'kley, J: Nul't-is, E. Ficke, W. Moore, J. GraveS. IL Barbiea, S. Straus, G. Hickey, J. Finn. :5 FIRST R0W77E. Weber, DA Albert. I'VL Kul'ns, I, Meyer. E. Adkins, C. Horn, H. Rally, B Gray, D. Arleizh, A. Thrasher, A. Lucas, E. Owens, .L Dam- m'rm, M. Mitchell. I. Gibson, L. Miller, R. Chile, W.. Smart, SECOND ROW N. Gl'izzell. R. Gun- wicli. G. Steer. M. Brown, B. Goodin, A. Lila, L. Kruse, M. Downs, J. Blank- enship, M. Thomas, R. Stunekimz. M Heidelberg. R. Hesser. D, Morgan, E. Williams, Au Cottingham. THIRD ROW-D. Butley, Scott, M. Hunter, S. Dudley. J. Bonar, A. Ponchat, C. Douley, J. Placke, R. Burns, R. Rally, G. Neal, N. Huff, D. Daniels, R. Burris, C. Hollowdl. FOURTH ROW J. Waterfield, J. Volkmar, K. Gabert, H. Stodghill. A. Morgan, A. Burkley, W. Kueif, E. WickeL halls, W. Bryte, W. Kinsella, W. Wells, G. Ormes. R. Kaeff, E. Huck. $ $$ $2$ I vae WZM ..-. - $ , nxt- . .. v v .3. $ 0'? 9 O'.O.$;.::::;IO u cw I! h l J ' 938 330 :3: ti .wp v e w - XV: M gw WW 5 4.9: A '9 C '3 3- K;- 3!! .- mg we; '7 ' . OX ' A Q Q 03' .1 ., NJQKQIA I whsfo My 0 ' Myqu. h? xaAVQ', wio n,s5.x$3 . . .3 , Attiuitm xxiswumuwvmm'uui-.-m m 3.x..-Mvu1-x- M'- F FIRST ROWHHowzn-d Wright, Alexander ZecheIIA. Charles Spinks. Darothy Hunhes; Jeannette Frischoltz, Blaine Marx, Miss CA Fitzsimmons, Clarke Gray, Reno Oldfield, Hazel Braun, Emily Khan , Vivian Morgan. SECOND RowiMary Ann Kidney. Ruth Ehinuer. Dorothy Miller, Eleanor Gray. Dorothy Alford, Freda Sattler, Jessie Hiller, Vera Maybury, Ruth Duwd. Jean Bary, Rita Waigroski, Uiadys Stewart. THIRD ROW-wlanet Fisher, Anna Mae Fredrick, Dorulhy Eppstein, Jean Boyer. Annabelle Schumann. Jean Kaufman, Ruth Hultquist, Wilma Weber. Marion Citron, Helen Mart, Mickey Malone, Lillian Enslem FOURTH ROW Jean Keown, Martha Ziegler, Robert Calling. Robert Kinstler, Russel! Baker, Fred Lunneman, Ed Dalton, Ralph Klein, Mary Staab, Florence Pryor, May Bunnick. Nempnrtvr $taff EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT ....................................................................... Blaine Marz Jlallm Gray, Jeannette Frischolz Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Managing Editor .V .................................... Vivian Morgan Copy Editor Rum Oldfield Sporls Editors; Boys Charles Spinks, Alex Zechella, Howard VVI'ight Girls . Haul Bram! Gossip Editors .................................................................................... May Bmmick, Ruth Hnltquist Reportcrs Juan Buyers, Jack Brauu, Wilma Weber, Dorothy Eppstein, Mary Ann Kidney. Emily Knarr, Mildred Miller, Irene Fogel, Ed. Daultnn. Robert Culling, Robert Kinstlcr, Vera Maybury, Jean BaI-y, Ruth Dowd, Freda Sattlcr, Miriam Citron, Jean Kaufman. Eleanor Gray, Robert 'Wessling, Russ Baker, Dorothy Alford, Ralph Klein, Annabelle Schumann, Martha Ziegler, Mickey Malone. Feature Editors D010lh3 Hughes, Richard 'Wclls, Him W'algroslii BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ........................................................... Goldie Kennewog Assistants Amm Mae 1. redrlc , Ruth Ehmgcr, Margalet Davis, Jessie Hillcr, Helen Marv, Dorothy Miller, Janet Fisher, Gladys Stewart, Lillian Enslcn, Mary Slahb, Doroth ' Alford. Faculty Adviser .................................................................................... Miss Catherine Fitzsimmons 56 FIRST ROWhMl's. C. Dinger, Mrs. John Wothe, Mrs. Courtney Foulks. Mrs. Paul Pursche, Mrs. Chas. L. Groneck, Mrs. Howard Bruce, Mrs. Louis Williams, Mrs. Oscar Kurzynski, and Mrs. Frank Chaille. SECOND ROwiMrs. Wm. Macdonald, Mrs. J. D. Bridges, Mrs. Sadie Raabc, Mrs. Ray King, Mrs. S Eiseman, Mrs. H. E Wachsman, Mrsh Wm. Eger, and Mrsh John Bush. THIRD ROW7M1-s. Louis Hagemeyer, Mrs. L Riefkin, Mrs. Wm, Bary, Mrs. Harry Walker, Mrs. H. J. Collins, and Mrs. G. Yung. FOURTH ROWhMrs. Fred Racke. Mrs. A. Knarr, Mrs. E. A. Smith, Mrs. Byron Sheanshang. Mrs. J. B. Dossett, and Mrs, Etta Turner. igarPnt-Evarher Aaanriatinn The Paronlflxacher Associulion has for its aims: FIRST, to promote the welfare of children and youlh 111 home, school, church, and conununity; to raise the standards of home life; to secure adequate laws for 1110 care and protection of chihh'en'and youth. SECOND, to bring into closer relation the 1101110 and the school, that parents and teachers may coope ale intelligently in tho twining 01' the child? am! to develop between educators and the general public such united cll'orts us will secure for every child the highest advantages in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education. 0F F ICERS President ...................................................................... Mrs. Chas. Groncck First Vicc-Prcsidcni ...................................................... Mrs. Paul Purschc Second Vicc-Prcsidcnl .................................................... Mrs. O. Kurzynski Secretary .............................................................................. Mrs. C. Foulks Tlhl'easurcr ................................................................................ Mrs. H. Bruce Historian .................................................................... Mrs. H. L. 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A1111111g 1110 1110111115 01'01115 111 which they 11111'0 11a1'110111111011 1100 1110 Saturday High 801111111 P011g'11111 0000 8111111111 XVCKY, 011111111011001110111 050001505, 31111 11011010111115 101' 1110. P. T. A. This 0.111110 15 11111100 1110 111000111111 111' John W. M11111110. 59 11. 133. $7. latnafnrp The project 01' the Music, Department under the direction of Mr. John W. Molnar was Gilbert SC Sullivalfs, gtH. M. S. Pinal'oref the second large undertaking to be '211'1'ied through by the Department. The principals, orchestra, chorus, stage crew, business managers, and Ihuse who helped, under Mr. Huberts direction. to build the scenery were made. up of one hundred and fifty members of the Music Dmmrtment. The locale 0f the. action was on the good ship ttPina't'c'tre? The principal girl eha'ueters were: Josephine, Ruth Dewd and Margie Crites; Buttercup, Martha Bette Davis and Dorothy Baker; Cousin Hebe. Dorothy ippstein and Jewell Gilmore. One east of girls performed the Iirst night and the other cast took the parts the second night. The leading hey characters were: Captain Corcoran, Lloyd Blatt; Ralph Rukestruw, Clarke G 'ay; Boatswain, Robert Seilkop; Dick Deadeye, Kenneth Sehaut'uss. Work began about the first 01' January, and, after working out all the parts sepa tately. they were pieced together during the last few weeks before per- fernmnces. A11 afterumm pert'ernmnee was given 011 May fifth, and evening performances were given 011 May sixth and seventh. Excitement 1'2111 high as lhe curtain for 'zleh performance was pulled. Splendid coope-ution 011 the part 01' the 'usl, was shown throughout each per formance, and sighs 01' reliel' could be heard as each was successfully completed. May the Music Depart- ment he permitted to engage in many more such ae- JOHN w. MOLNAR tivities. FIRST ROWeJ. Blankenship, Mi Seithel', J. Claybon, .L Fury, D. Massey, R. Dowd, . Krechting, Miss Harrison tadviscri, S. Creeeh. A. Combemcr. M. Davis, D. Alford. V. Maybury. . Davies. E. Gray. SECOND ROWeK. Wasser. D. Dinger, V. Ertel, A. Mueller, L.. Deschlel', Ky Stewart, THIRD ROW-O. Swupe, Mi Becker, D Baker, A. Thrasher, M. Keown, .J. Davies, A. Jenkins, . Juerg, V. Mason, J. Mal'xzileth, M. Jr Dillanrlcr, M. Eger, M. Smith. FOURTH ROW7Ni Brown, Di Damerun, B. Scheer, A. Elswick, V9 Murray, G. Fisher, . Ziegler. R. Hessler. J. Keown, M. Malone, Rt Gaupel. R, Sickmeier. J. McCarthy. FIFTH ROWeR. Oldfield, M. Brown, L. Sickmeiei', R. Ryan. Wm Weber, B. Dossett, A P M. Buecher. J. Douglas. E. Hughes. R. Garrett. D.. Schnelle. M. Sehwed, R. Emersnn. P M R . Hultquist, M. Crites. T. Grim, E. Powelcit, M. Daley. R. Stanley, M. Pryor. Ghirl iRwrrnw ttTo face life. squarely. To find and give the best? These are. things which the Girl Reserve Organization, through discussions and opportunity for service, strives to help the. girl to do. With the realization of the necessity of a well- 1'0unded life, the Girl Reserves oti'e 1 as a challenge to the girl threefold develop- mentwinentul, physical, and spiritual. Despite the discontinuance of the am livity period, the Girl Reserves have con- tinued their meetings. Each Monday alter school the Girl Reserves gather to discuss business, to 1mm handie'afts, and to enter into discussion groups. This year, under the mlvisorship of Miss Alice Harrison, the Girl Reserves have been very active. Among their ac- tivities have been Service Day, Hay Ride, Candy Sale, Discussion Groups, Christ- mas Baskets. April Foolts Breakfast Hike, Picture Show, Presentation of olle-act plays, and the organization 01' the Junior High colored girlst Girl Re- serves. At the Southern Ohio Conference in Springfield, Ohio, and at the Hi-Y Conference in Cincinnati, the Girl Re- serves were represented. Under the guidance of the following utticers, the Girl Reserves have pro- gressed this year: President, Ruth Dowd; Vice-President, Albertis Krechting, Alta Comberger; Secretary, Dolores Massey; Assistant Secretary, Dorothy Alford; Treasurer, Jinn Hairy; Squad LJadcrs, Martha Belle Davis, Marjorie. Palm, Dorothy Alford, Stella Creech, Ve 'u Maybury. This year seve :11 girls have endeav- ored to earn a Girl Reserve Ring by per- sonal imprm'enmnt and development. Among these are Evelyn Zakem, Wilma KVeher, Dolores Massey, Dorothy Alford, Stella Creech, Martha Belle Davis, Kitty Wasser, Marjorie Pryor, and Vera May- hury. T0 inch the Girl Reserve Code now has a fuller meaning: Grueinus in manner Impartial in judgment Rmm'u for service Loyd! 10 friends. Rvuvhiny fmnurd the 1105:! Earnest in purpose Saving the bountiful Eager for luwrvleu'me Rmmrenl in Gnll Victorious oncr scif EMF dependable Sincere 111 all limes, ,,,i-,,-d4------ -.-..1 FIRST ROWhTt Austm, B. Royce, D. Simms, J. Rietlimrer, H. Sheanshamz, C. Mason. H. Walker, T. Goodall. C, Spinks, SECOND ROWiI-Ii Spinks, W. Klein, R. Arnzon, Gt Hmaan, M. Allen, Coach W, J, Faster, E, MacDonald, H. Wright, W. Ottinlz, E. Fitzmlberszer, A. Zechella, R. Mussmun. E112 5N Olluh The W , club was organized for the purpose at promoting good sportsmanship among the male students of Newport High School. To be eligible for nmmbcrship in the club, a hay must have turned a letter in one Of the lhrco major sports Football, Basketball, 01' Track gcilher by actual participation 01' by managing one of thc toams. The club is under the supvrvisinn of Coach Foster, 11 m1 coach of Foulhall and Basketball. The club officers are Ralph Mussmun, President; Alexander chhclla. Vicc-Prcsidcnt; and Harry VValkor, Scel'et'ztry-TI'insurer. The club met every Monday and planned many things of interest to its members, One of its plans V'HS to buy the football team Belt Buckles in order that the t'zun might have, somvthing by which to remember their I'CIlizll'kzlblc season. The money for this undertaking was tamed by selling candy at all 01' the Home Basketball Games, This club is a strictly honorary club and only athletes who have earned a lCHC' 211i ' admitted. 62 GMIX Athlptir Aaauriatinn OFFICERS President .......................................... Hazel Bruun Vicc-Prosidcnt ...................... Anna Mac Frcdricks 1 Secretary ........................................ Bessie Styles Treasurer ............................................ Helen Mnrr 1 El 158 NANCY POE Ad'm'sm' N 7 0911115 Athlete: Aaanriatiun PURPOSE The Girlis Athletic Association, under the :11'tt'ul guidance 01' Miss Nancy Poe, has ended the seventh y 1211' 01' its exist- ence. This organization 'urries 011 :1 pm- gl'um of varied int 1111111111 activities, which provide :11 least one spurt 101' inch 111111111101: Through the contests and tour 1111111111115 fair play, honesty. eo-uperation. lezunwork, and unselfishness :11'e devel- oped, 211111 good 11 tallh and happiness :11'0 prenuned. TEAMS There are eight teams in the G, A. A. 7 the Brown, Black, Red, Green, Yellow, Orange, Blue. and White. inch girl is placed 011 one of the color teams which participate in the i111 'amuml tourna- ments. The team placing iirst in :1 5110111 received five points; second, three points; 111111 lhii'tL one point. Individual awards are presented to the 111e111hel's 0f the color l1a111 having the most points at the end 01' the semester. VOLLEY BALL The 11111'1111'1111111 Volley Ball Tourna- ment was won by the Green t-um, Who defeated the Red team in the finals. The honor team, e0111110sed of Janet Fisher, June XVngnel'. Mzu'y Michael, Lillian Ens- le11, Bessie Styles, Dolly I'htuzenherg. Rose Ryan. Mary Schwartz, Jean Linn stuedt, Margaret Schwartz, and Betty Dossetl, was chosen from the tourna- ment participants by our adviser, Miss Nancy Poe; the President of the G. A. A., Hazel Braun; and the manager, Jean- nette Frisehoiz. BASKETBALL The Basketball 'l'ournument was eup- tured by the Blue team. The following girls were picked on the honor team, which autonmlicully becomes the school 11111111: Jean Linstuedt, Janet Fisher, Lit- tiun Enslen. Bessie Styles, Gladys Breeze, Dolly Dzluzenherg, Kathryn Kendall, Dorothy Gusdort', June Wagner, Mary Sehi '111'lz, Ruse P111111, Anna Fredrick amt Hazel 131111111. This team played nine in- lersehelustie games. winnning six 11nd losing three. BUVVLING Bowling was held each Monthly for twelve weeks 111 the Newport Bowling Alleys. The honm' tenm thighest aVer- ttgesi was composed of Jean Linstaetlt, J ianelte Friseholz. Mildred Kaiser, Rosw lyn Stanley. and Dorothy Alford. Hiking. swinnning. baseball, kickball, ping-pong, tennis, aerial- dart and cheek- Cl'S :11'1- other sports which are enjuyetl during the school year. AXVARDS U. A. A. t'ollo'Ws the 6EPoint System 11t'111eril awards. For participation in the various sports, puints 111T given which are kept on file from year 10 year. Extra points UFO given to these chosen on the honor 11211113. Awards are presenled :11 the G. A. A. Banquet in June. iNi, RING The t N ring, the highest honor of G. A. A., and the ambition of 1111 its 1110111- bers, is given to the girl who is. in the opinion 01' the G. A. A., the ttbest 2111- 1'ound', girl 01. the year. This award is based on participation, scholarship, lead- ership, ability, 111111 sports111anst1ip. Sen- iors only are eligible for this 1101101: In the past the ring was presented to the following girls: 1931, Jane Kesiur; 1932. Churiotte XViekliH'e; 1933, Margaret XVhite; 193-11, Virginia B01111; 1935, Mill'- ion Swope; 1938, Kathleen Wood. Much credit for the continued sue- eess 0f the G. A A. is due to the willing- ness and interest of our new adviser. Miss Nancy Poe. who 11:15 carried on, as successor to Miss Virginia Ebert, in grand style. The pictures appearing on the previ- ous page are as follows, from left to nght: G. A. A. Board; Hazel Braun, ping-pnng champ and President; Blue basketball team; Hiking pic ture; Bowling team tournament winners; Freslb man aeriuladzu-t champs; Hiking snapshot; snap- shet; Freshman imsketball hmmr team; Honor Bowling team; Senior Basketball Honor team; Volleyball champs; Jean 1.111staedt, high point bowler. FIRST ROW--R. Baker. 1V. Kl'use, H. Miller, J, Craf, R. Hoffman, E. Hermann. SECOND ROW-JF. Gouda , C. Spinks, C. Mason, A. Zecheila. E. Fitzenberger, Rt Mussman, M. Dlxan, H. Walker. G. Hehman, F. Haas, W. Otting. THIRD ROWeBA Royce, .J. Candi . H. Wright, C. Hcsea, J. Riedinger, W. Klein, S. Swupe, M, A11en, G. Thom, R. Bathiany. FOURTH ROWiW. J. Foster, D. Mormon, A. Martin, W. Benjey, J. Yeager, M. Vullmer. A. Tuttle, H. Sturm, RA Uthe, D. Simms, M. Eager, F. Richardson, A. Burris. FIFTH ROWwA. Zechelln, Hieke, R. Brooks, T. Richardson, Wt South, R. Simms, W. Knapp, S. Waters, GA Massev, L. Schoo, A. Graves. SIXTH ROWeS. Berkley, H. Swaps; W. Callahan, H. Seibert, S. Phister, M, Shriver. W4 Kinsella, H. Studghill, M. Miller, J. Goodwin. H. Sargent, J. Mussmnn, M. Templetun, R. Wesstinu'. SEVENTH ROWeH. Thornberry, B. Swaney, R. Smith, J. Lampe, W. Privar. Ennihall The 1936 funlhall season was the most. successful ever completed by Coach Foster and a splendid tribute to his coaching ability. Newport started the season by defeating Bellevue. The next team In face the Wildcats wens Corbin. Cumberland Valley Champs, who went home with a 28 to 11 defeat. Newport then met two 111' lhe tnughest teams in Kentucky and Ohio on successive week encls, They journeyed 10 Ash- land and defeated them 1-1 to 0. The next week they went to Hamilton. Ohio, and stnpped their winning streak of 15 straight hy searing two touehtlnwns in the third quarter. Newport then played Si. X. of Him rinnmi, defeating them 10 the tune 0f :13 t0 0, and they continued their winning streak at the expense of Ludlow. Hughest giant team was the next on Newpm-tts schedule. and although the tirst team to cross our .9;qu line, the final score read Newport 25. Hughes 13. Elder, champion Catholic High School team 01' Cin- uinnuti, was played next and defeated 1-1 to 6. All these victories were sweet, but the victory over Cnving- tun, our ancient rix'zlts, was glorious. To make the game nmre interesting a lmautiful trnphy was award- ed the winner. During the season Itti-iti the 1Vi1deats scored :1 total 01' 211-1 points In their Opponents, 11!. Newport 1Viltlc21ts have nni hcen beaten by a Northern lien- lucky team since 1931. STATE CHAMPS Northern Kentucky Chatmps. Greater Cincinnali Champs. 01-110 VALLEY CHAMPS Newp01'1 . 127I3ellevue .1 0 Newport 28u-Cnrhin, IQ 0 Newport HhAshluml, K3'.,, 11 Newport 3 Hamilton, 0... U Ncwgm': .. itli-est. X. tlin . Om U Newpeln. . 312---1.u:11nw, Ky.. 11 Newpnl , , 25-A1-1ughes, 0111., t 15! 1V. J. FOSTER Newpm . 11 Elder, CilL, 0, 6 RICHARD BATHIANY Alllh'lfc Couch Newpm't... . 33 Cuvington 0 Assistant Cmu-h memhpm nf the Saunah KNEELINGiJ. Mussman, E. Simons, R. Mussman, D. Yung, B. Eger, H. Schuitz, H2 Bartell. SITTING-R. Simms, T. Goodall, D. Simms, C. Spinks, H. VVl-ightu P. Austin, D. Baumgartner, A. Zechella, R. Seilkup. STANDINGwCoach R. Bathiany. G. Nutter, H. Walker, H. Sturm, J2 Williams, R. Tattle, B. Weber, T, Baltzer, R. Zechella, Manager By Liedhegner, Coach T. Hotz. RESULTS OF TRACK MEETS VVithrow 79, Newport 53. Manual 57, Newport 47, Highlands 31, Covington 8. Miami Relays Newport placed fifth out of thirty schools Western Hills 67, Elder 22, Newport 77. Highland Relays, May 14-Newport 47, Highland 42, Covington 29. State Meet, May 22rLouisvillc Manual ist, Newport 211d, 34 pts. Newport vs. Covington, May 28chwport G7, Covington 42. Northern Kentucky Champions 69 19 pts. 1' FIRST EOW-C. Spinks, H. Walker, B. Ottimz, E. MacDonald, A. Zechellu, R. SanderS, M. Allen. R. Arnzen, H. Spinks, HN Sheanshang, TN Goodall, EV Fitzenbcrger, C. Mason. SECOND R0W7J. L. Cobb. Principal. W. J. Foster, Coach. E. Hermann. Manager. Eaahpthall iRmulta-IHEE-IHBT NEWPORT VISITORS NEWPORT VISITORS Ncwpurt.... . 427XV'ashingt0n A 1-1 Newport. V 39 Highlands . l9 Nexxpruiw 407Reading ., 20 Newport. 7. 3567Cm'inglm1 11! Newport.... 247Inez 2T3 Nuwpm'l. . 487Nm'w00d . 20 Newport. 'U7Bul1er A 1-1 Ncwpm-l. 39 Cm'ingtnn , 13 Newport 1 FlemingsburgV N23 Ncwpm'L 59701'csccnl Sprin . 8 Newport 217XVashingmn V 24 Ncwpnrl. . 177Duytnn ............. . 26 Newport . 417Ludlow h ........ . 17 Newpmt. 277Ludiow Ncwpurk. 307Bellev uc ..... 2.0 Newport. .. 327 Dayton SthIL' DISTRICT IOURNAMEN'I WON Bl; NEWPORT Newport. 7 Highlands . 15x NewporL -- Bellcv ne 20 NcwporL...... 7 Dayton 26 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT WON BY VFVVPORF Newport. 7 Hamilton . 15 Newport. 77 Erlangor . 1:3 Newport. 7 Dayton 18 STATE TOURNAMENT Newport ...................................................... 43 7 Carrollton .............................................. 19 Newport ...................................................... 22 7 Hazard .................................................... 30 70 Enakrihall The 1111ske1111111 s111s011 01' this y '11r 1'11s 11 repli111 111 the years preceding it. The 1011111 played 11 101111 01 2-1 games, winning 21 111' them. This y r111'is 11111111 played 1111110' 11 decided handicap, as they were dis- rupled in 1110 1111111110 01' 111eir schedule by 1he 110011, the worst in 0111' history. iven with 1111s disadvantage. the 1111111 went on to win the district 10111111111111'111, the regional 111111'111111115111, 111111 1111 to the quarter- 111111111 111' the s1111e 10111-11111111'111. 1n the. district tournament played 111 Newport, Newport 111-.- 111111111 Ilig111111111s311-18, Bellevue 33-211, 111111 Daylon 31-211, thus alvenging 11 11111111 sustained 111 their hands during the regular season. Newport 111011 11111111115011 10 the regional tourney, played 111 Dayton. Ky. In their til'Sl game, they drew 1111111ittonis Landing. After 11 close first 111111. the Cats pulled 1111; 111111 won by 11 score 01 111-15. 111 their next game 111ey 11e1'111te11 Erlanger 33-113 to 11111111160 10 the finals of the tourney, with 111131011 again as their opponent, This game was one 111' the most s11ec111eul11r games ever witnessed in 11 regional 1111111111- 111eI11; the score 111 the 111111' 1'11s 111 1111, 111111 i1 vus so close the second 111111' 111111 when the 1111111 gun sounded, 111e score 111-1111 19-18. Newport thus won the righl to represent this region in the 5111111 '1101111111111111111 held 111 Lexington, Ky. Newport played only fair 131111 in the Slate meet. defeating C11r1'0111011 in the tirs1 game 113-19. 111 the 111111rt'er-finals. they fell before 11 huge 171117411111 111111 30-22. The seor 1 111 1he 111111 was 21-1 in Hazards 111101; 111111 the XVihtcztts came 11111.11: 10 111111051 11-111 them. Much 01' the te111111s success goes 10 the 1111111111111 coaching 01. Coach Foster. This years 11111111 was his 1111111 slraighl State Tourna- ment team, 111111 this ye11r s record of 21 wins 111111 3 losses is one of his 11s11111 successful 3'1111'5. This year's 1e11111 111111 six members who were playing their 11151 semesier for Newport High. They were: 111110111 Sh 11111511111113. Elmer Fitzcnberger, Harry XV11111'er, Charles Spinks, Thomas Goodall, 111111 Chester Mason. The other four boys 1.111 the 1011111 were: F '11ncis H1111s, Alex Zeehella, 1Vilhu1' 011mg. 11nd Elmer M116- 1101111111--1111 underelassmen. 111 addition 111 these boys, Harry Spinks 111111 Ray Arnzen wer1 111s0 lettermen. $7Pninr Eirertnrg BAKER, DOROTHY I... 1125! Lilmrly SL, Juwporl, Ky. JiIiCKEH, MARJORIE, 5118 East Fourth 81.. Newport, Ky. HEVJEL AILEEV. 627 Nelson Place. Vcwpurt, Ky. BUNNICK, MAY, 1 Beech 110ml, Snuthgatu, Ky. BHAFN, HAZEL, 1036 Putnam 31., Newport, Ky. BREEZE, GLADYSV 71th W'est Tenth 5L, Nuwpm'l. Ky. BROWN. NAOMI, 123 1VL-sl Fifth $1., Ncwpm't. Ky. CLARKE, GRACE, 629 Lexington Ave., Ncwpurt, Ky, CLAI'SE, HERNICE. 801 Linden Ave Newport. Hy. COLLINS, MARY JANE. 316 inst Second St., Newport. Ky. COOK. MARGARET. 4-31! Wcsl Eleventh 31., Newport, Ky. CRAWFORD, VIRGINIA, 32 Mcth'uckcn, AWL. South Newport, Ky. DAVIS, MARGARET, 1'20 Maple Ann, Newport. Ky. DHMOSS. KATHRYN. 606 East Tenth 81.. Vcwpurl, Ky. DEWALD, ALMA. 40 Sixteenth 51.. South Newport, Ky. I1l'DENI-IOEFFEH. VIVIAN, 61-! Maple Aux. Newport, Ky. EGAN, NORMA, 119 1V. Seventh SL. Newport, Ky. EHINGEH, RUTH. 4119 East Seventh 51., Newport. Ky. EVSIJL', LILLIAN, 303 117951 Twelfth St, Newport, Ky. FISHER, JANET, 25! Linden Aveq Southgufe, Ky. FREDERICK, ANNA MAE, 9115 Hubert 51., Newport, Hy. FRISCHOLZ, .IEANNE'ITE, 717 Monroe 51., Newport, Ky. GILMORE, JFAVELL, 841 Maple Ave,, Ncwpm'L Ky. HAHTKE, ANNETTE, 2118 Linden Ave.g Southgate, Ky. HILDEBHANDT, MAHGTIL 201 East Third St., Newport, Ky. HILLEH, JESSIE, 56 Sixteenth 51., South Newport, Ky. HUDGE, LUELLA, 1031! York 51., Newport, Ky. HI'GHES, DOROTHY, 1128 York SL, Newport, Ky. JONES, 1VILMA, 1153 Purl: Ava, Newport, Ky. KAISER, MILDRED, 305 Ovcl'tnn 31., Newport, Ky. KELLY, HELEN, 208 1Vest Seventh 51.. Newport, Ky. KENDRICK, MARY, 512 East Second St. Vcwpori, Ky. KINDNESS, NORA, 430 East Fourth St., Newport, Ky. RNARR, EMILY, 228 liidgcway AVE., Southgate, Ky. KREBS, ISABEL, 845 Central Ava, Newport, Ky. KHECHTING. ALBHHTIS, 1527 1Vashingtnn Ave., Newport. Ky. MAHH, HELEN, 112D Putnam 31., Newport, Ky. MASUHINOT, DOLOHES, 814 East Sixth 51., Newport, Ky, MASSEY, DOLORES, 112 West 'l'hirtccnth 51., Newport, Ky. MILLER, DOROTHY, 543 Lexington Aux, Newport, Ky NEWBHANDT, DOROTHY, Box 47-14., Cold Spring, Ky NEWMAN, MARGARET, Melbourne, Ky. PARTINGTON, RUTH, 7118 Central Ave., Newport, Ky. POATE, ESTELLE, 1177 Park Ave Ncwport, Ky. POWELEIT, EDITH, 84 Kentucky Drive, South Newport, Ky. PRYOR, FLORENCE, 141 Seventeenth St.. South Newport, Ky. I1A1VE, MARY LOUISE, 413 117051 Ninth St, Newport, Ky. SARGENT, HELEN. 555 East Fourth 31., Newport, Ky. SCHNAKE, RUTH, 16 East Third St, Newport, Ky. SCHOECH, MARIE, 717 Park AWL, Newport, Ky. SCH UMANN, ANNABELLE, Box 24, Alexandria Pike, Snulhgate, Ky. SCH1VARTZ, MARY, 109 Fifteenth 51., South Newport, Ky. SICKMEIER, LAVERNE, 9257 XVaShingtnn Ava, Newport, Ky. SMITH, IONE, 901 Isabella St., Newport, Ky. STAAB, MARY, 230 W'est Eighth St., Newport, Ky. S'I'EW'ART, GLADYS, 319 1V. Eleventh St., Newport, Ky. STRAUS, HELEN, 815 Liberty St, Newport, Ky. STYLES, BESSIE, 1137 Isabella St, Newport, K3: SVVOPE, ORELL, 1043 1Vashington, Avc., Newport, Ky. THORNBEHBY, VIRGINIA, 1012 Vine St, Newport, Ky. 1VEBER, LORRAINE, 1117 Patterson 51., Newport, Ky. XVEBEH, VVILMA, 108 Electric Ave., Soulhgate, Ky. WELSH, ANNA, 1037 York St., Newport, Ky. W'HITE, JEAN, 117 Fifteenth 81., South Newport, Ky. XVILLIAMS, VIRGINIA, 343 East Second St, Newport, Ky. ZIEGLER, DOROTHY, 29 Court Place, Newport, Ky. ZIEGLER, MARTHA, Maple and 1Valnul $15., Southgatc, Ky. 72 Sirninr Eirrrtnrg-mntimwh 541515151 ', XVALLACE 6:2 Eighteenth 8155... ... ANDIII'ZIVS, LLOYD 3315 Thornton 81 AUSTIN, '1'1 IOMAS IIIIII IVashington Ave ............... Newport, IIy. BLACIIBI'IIN, CLA III5NCI5 BOX 4, Licking Pike .................. vapm't,1Iy. HLATT. LLOYD U44 York 51 ................................. Newport, IIy. 1315A UT, IIUIIHIIT 323151111 St BOYAII, DAVID 828 IsaimIIa M DAVIES, DAN 2.8 Ash St ..................................... Newport Ky. III IV. IIilwIsIdc Drin- .............. Newport Ky. 110111101551, CHRIS 219 W Sixth ht FA 1152, ALBERT 211 IV. Twelfth St FELDMAN,110131511'1' 1125 Thornton St FINCII, GORDON 8.2'1 I ibcriy St ............................. Newport, Ky. G11 IX G51 AIIIIE 550 Ichinglnn Ave 11015 I 011:7IN, 1311 481 15 IIA'IZAHN, IRWIN II III 15 10111111 51 1I115F151I, JOHN lemh Si ......................... Newport, IIy. 5 IV. Thirteenth SI ................. Newport, IIy. 1. KLEIN, WILBUR 714 Monroe St IINAPP, BILLY 70.3 LIndcll AYL' ......................... Newport. IIy5 IINAIIR, DII III 10 2 Harvard 121:1L't-..5,,, I5AN'1'EII,1.IL.IFI II 1011 Ann St ................................. Newport IIV. LAY COCII, GII 11151IT 5 I extol 1Io.uI.. I5115 DHEGNI'I 11, W 115151 1.11 115 Vine St. .,.........................New;1m'1: Ky. MASON, C1115 SI'EII 5241 31011109 bt MUSSMAN, IIALPI'I .III. I I I Third St NEISEII, gI:II5I5IAM NORRIS GENE SHIT Park In PLAGA, IIIIBHIIT 6H- 15. Truth 51 IIII-JFLE, 1511.1. 621 Overtnn SI SCH 11' I 11 SS, 1II5NN15 III 722 Ymk St ................................ Newport, IIy. SCHW'EII 1V U. 'IER 101115. lcuth St SCHMIDT, LAWRENCE 731 Ann St ................................. NowpurLIIy. SHUFFLEIIAIIGEII, JIM 41-1 IV. Ninth 81.....55................,,Nc1vpm'1,Ky. SIMMS, DONAI D 3W IV ' cnth St.......................Newput'1,Ky. SPINIIS 8.11.1111 11:5 614 I51 ungton Aw ........... , ......... Ncwpnl'l, Ky. UTH I5, ROBERT 22915 Fifth St ........................... Newport, lIy. W'ALIIERI, HAII IIY 1101 P:'111: I1e.........5....5.5.5....301111011IIy. XVESSLI ING, IIUIIEIIT 1007 YOIII SI ............................... Ncwport.1Iy. Suulll NCWpDJ'I, Ky. Newport, IIy. ..Nuwpurt, Ky. Newport, IIy. ,.Ncwpm-l, Ky. .Ncwpurl, IIy. ,,...Ncwpurl, II3'5 Ncwporl, IIy. .NCme'I, Ky. 5Ncwpm't. IIy. ...Soutl1gatc, IIV. N.Snuthgatu, Ky. ...Ncw1101'l, IIy. .Newpm'l, Ky. zu'k Ave ............................. Newport, IIy. Newport , IIy. Newport. IIy. ,..Ncwpc11'I,IIy. Newport, IIy. Walker Motor Company I g AUTHORIZED g m I DEALER 8 207-209 East Fourth Street NEWPORT E3 SOuth 4090 SOuth 4091 0900000000000000000000000000000000 OPEN A SAVINGS 3 ACCOUNT ETHE NEWPORT ' NATIONAL q BANK M8153355322215me . 81 0 Monmouth Street -m OW . FRENCH - BAUER Better Dairy Pmducts since I842 0 Milk Cream Golden Flake Buttermilk Delicious Chocolate Drink Butter Eggs Cottage Cheese Vitamin D Mllk Golden Rich Milk F or a cool and refreshing drink order a quart of Orange 0 SPECIAL CREAM 5 mm HEmIock 2600 115-117 E. Seventh St. Covington, Ky. ICE CREAM ORDERS Phone Cherry 5880 Ir; Whips Cincinnati, 0. More than 18t70 Butterfut I. KukmturJKSpcuking ul' inventions, I have a little machine in my place that would make a mih lion if I could keep it going all the time. H. .Vurr'ikJWml llulft say 50! thl is iliw I. Kttlrnl41n A cash I'L'Qislvl'y 11'. le'u-IPSWIUW muy Bookkeeping: he taught in three words:m M. Dir-lwrxmkach-t' lend them. It was Gladys; liruczck iil'sl altcmpl ut ccmkiug. and when her husband came hump he saw a wry long pic an the table. WVhaim'ur is Huntiw Jimmy asked 1301'. HI cnuldlft gL-l any shurlur rhubarb, Gladys replied. Hlilfli Wli ARE 110?!le THE ENSLEN BOYS RUDY-HOVVARDh-GLENN AVOID A LOSS INSURE WITH HAAS He Get? Rcsnlm Ifa k I VERYTHING IN c?MS'URAJWIE 724 MONMOUTH STREET, NEWPORT, KY, Telephone SOuth 1869 000000000000000000000000900000 000 Woooo . . oxmoooooooooooooooooooo 0 O 0 0 lawrence Riedinger, Jr. REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE O Q ' M00000 Cor. Fifth and York Streets g Newport, Ky. Q 0000000000603.00000000000000000000 BETTER GROCERIES FINEST COFFEES SAVING PRECES IIFPEIIT'S PHONE SO. 6000 621 MONMOUTH ST COMPLIMENTS OF LITTLEFORD N ELSON .4 Prnfmximral Srlmol 0f Cmnmr'rcc CINCINNATI, OHIO 000000 WWW m 0000000000000000060000000000000000 0 For Your Next Car SEE LOUIS EWING 121 East Sixth Street NEWPORT Tdephones: SOuth 0123-SOuth 0124 Residence Illland 1052-J QG Q$99$ $00000000099$00 09$ $$$ Q06060000000900000$9$ $$ QQ Q QQ 9000 8 Compliments of g A FRIEND MOOOOOOOOOOOOc 000000009000000000000000000000 '00060' 06$ Cmnplimnnfs of THE GLENN HQTEL 0000000000 ooooooooooooooooWooooooooo o c '00000 0Q 000900 Best Wishes to the Class of1937 0 $ Geo. J. Kaufmann County Clerk 'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOm F7 0000 00000000000000000000000'00000 6, Clarke WNd you ever sue me dauccT' K. Srlmufnss Nu3 G. Clurkv WL 11, HI show you a few steps, They are on the end 01' the porch? Accurding to One of mu- hmmr students, the reason why there are no asylums in Arabia is; because there are Nomad people there. His sister called him uW'illie,H His mother called him WWII? But when he went to college, T0 dad ,lwas uBill, Bill, Bill.H Ill. Bmmicl;- Did I leave an umbrella here yesterday? G. Slurmrlg' What kind of am umbrella? M. Bannicl: wm, any kind. Pm not fussy. Rilliq hear yml are working in a shirt fuc- tory now? JiH-JTHSJ' Bz'II-JWVhy urexfl you working today? Jil! 0h, wcH-e making night shirts this week. FROM A BOOSTER OF CLEAN SPORTS GET YOUR BAKERY GOODS AT- LANG'S BAKERY Nm'flmru lx'cufncley's 1305f Balecry 318 PARK AVENUE, NEWPORT, KY. Telephone SOuth 5145 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOo0000 00000000000000 3 DIXIE CLOTHIERS All Lines of g WEARING APPAREL N '000000 Catering to the Discriminating Students and Young Men 90090 N m 809 Monmouth Street, , - NEWPORT 538 Madison Avenue, - COVINGTON G .0009000 000.0049'0000000000'00000 Certified Lubrication Car Washing NEWPORT SERVICE STATION A. J. DAMERON COR. FOURTH AND MONMOUTH STREETS Telephone HEmlock 6937 COMPLIMENTS OF NEWPORT MINERAL WATER CO. 000000000000 000000000000000000-00 00000000.0000000000.000000000000000000'00 00000600000000000 00000000000! 9$C 818,820 Monmouth Street NEWPORT WW Compliments and Good Luck to the Class Of 1937 E m EILERMANS The Young Felloufs Store COVINGTON Pike and Madison Avenue g 8 mmww 96 mwommwww O Compliments of Newport High School P. T. A. G O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O 0 0 0 O O 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 O O 0 0 0 O O O O 0 0000000- $$$$Q O$$C v $ C 00000 '0000000'0000000000000 ?QXMDOMM ooowmooooooooooooooooooo Compliments of Central Savings Bank t 11 Kg 1:! $$0 O$$ m . I'isr'lnr- 554ml whui iEnlc tlll you have dinner, my litHu l'l'iuml'V R. Mussnmn Smm us ymm'c gone! Miss llru'pl'r' miving ussigmncnl in Englisllj-- Wl'nmm'ruw we will lake the life of Shakespeare; cunm prepared. Mnh'n'r flulm'liing ul. smfs tlnm'kJUSight o'clock, cighl o'clock? J. Lanh'r lslucpilyyinid you? Bullci' call 21 doctor. Miss Gill: Wch your parents nzuncsP B. Ifnrmp f Mznna and Papa. G. 1 J'nr'kriwl'hzll sure is. :: Humming lie you have: on. Lloyd. Where did you gel il? 1., BiulliW-kt a fire $11103, Mr. Cobb 00 Florence Pryor, wlm is Into againy 5WVJI3' are you lulu?u F. PruurifWVL-Il, :1 sign down th-I'DA --. Mr. Cobbi WL-ll, what has :1 sign gnl lu llu with HEW F. I'ruor-n-Wl'hc sign said, ESclmnl Ahead. tic: SlowV' .., WWW . 00000. 0 , ooaooooomooooooo . 0 We make Comfortable H omes out of H ouses 190 F??? btfli - FURNITURE ' AT PRICES g THAT PLEASE R??? Eji 840 Monmouth Street, NEWPORT 0000 COMPLIMENTS 0F PARK-LEX CONFECTIONERY Park and Lexington Ave, The Fish Gang and Official NHS Downtown CoacHs Assm Both Cfubs meet every night at the Purk-Lex DIXIE QUEEN Sweet Shop Delicious and Tasty Sandwiches and Salads :1 Specialty Homc-Mnde Candies Made Daily Fancy Sunthles, Sudus, etc. 920 MONMOUTH STREET, NEWPORT, KY. PERMANENT WAVE SHOPPE ELle 13. STUMTW'. Prop. Specialist in All Branches of BEAUTY CULTURE 206 EVERGREEN AVE, SOUTHGATE. KY. Phone Hiland 1895 for Appointment COMPLIMENTS OF PARK AVENUE SCHOOL P. T. A. 0000 0000000 94; WWWWWW Art in Portraiture Photographs that Please At Prices that Attract YOUNG E? CARL Exclusive Makers of TIFFANYTONE PORTRAITS Seventh and Vine Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio v 00 v OW 00000000000000000 It was the fourth inning when the couple reached the ball park. uWVhaVs the scurc'r, Smoky Sanders asked 01' a fun, 00h, nothing to nothing? 0G00dygondyw exclaimed Mildred Kaiser, We havmft missed :1 thing, have we? Proud Father ccOl' course my mm has studied :1 foreign language. Say Wiello' t0 the man in algebra, John. Moikc, do yoz know why an Irishman hits the pepper-hnx 0n the bottom an, a Dutclunan hits it on the side? gBcgorra, Pal I diL Why is it? 0Su1'c, an, ITS to get the pepper out, Moikcf' D. Knurr00How come you write so slowly, fella? C. Muson-mq gotta. My girl cath read very fast. Visitori0Du you think times are getting bcllcriw Puxlor000h yes. 'We are getting a better class of buttons in the collection plate than we used to, STANLEY EBERT Superior Meat Products Tim Market of Personal Scr'zJiw TENTH AND ANN STS., NEWPORT Telephone SOuth 4170 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BATHIANTS DRUG STORE SIXTH AND MONMOUTH STS., Telephone SOuth 0356 NEWPORT 0 00000 . 00000000000 TRIKE Economy MEAT MARKET m nTrikis Meats Always GoocV N0. 637 Monmouth Street NEWPORT WEINGARTNER LUMBER COMPANY Unconmrutuh MILLWORK-WALL BOARD SHINGLES-ROOFING 1126 JOHN STREET, NEWPORT, KY. TELEPHONE SOUTH 0220 HERBERT AXT CONFECTIONERY, NOTIONS, SCHOOL BOOKS SUPPLIES. MAGAZINES, CIGARS, TOBACCOS, ETC Phone SOuth 3818 122 E. FOURTH ST. COMPLIMENTS OF NEWPORT CHAPTER ORDER OF DE MOLAY M9000 ooooooooovoooo-ooooooooooooo0 $ 00900000000 $$$$ isarmurt 8c Qtumpanp Incurporated lunishtlle. ikzututky QBfficial 3211321213 anti Qtattuners tn jaempurt ibigb $thuul ooopo $$$C $0 O QC 0 $ 0 $$ 000000000000oooooooooooooooooooooooo000000 0000000000000000oooooo. .. 0 $ $ The John J. Radel Company A$$O '0000000000 Brandfs ; Q 89 YEARS SERVICE IN NEWPORT o .000 Runth Quwtau 0$ 0 g NEWPORT FUNERAL HOME 822-824 Ybrk Street Phones SOuth 0560-0561 0000 O CINCINNATI FUNERAL HOMES 652-654 State Avenue Phones VVAbash 0365-0366 NINTH AND MONMOUTH STS. 00-0.0' 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 e 0 0 0 0 O 0 o 0 O 0 0 0 0 a 0 00009000-00000000000000.0000-000 000000000 00000000000000000000000 mm W W W'es? Miss Harrison explained. muilc a num- hcr 01' plants and I'vaers hau- lhu preiix 1105?. For instance, lhe dug rose and the dug violet are well known. Can you mum- unnlhcriw There was silence, then a happy 100k illumL n:ncd the face of a buy at the cm! of the class. Please, 1'0:chqu Hubert Blunt called out pm'ud 01' his knowledge, Wlullic-nowcrsE DoI Su ynuh'e not going: tn marry that Mr. Firlhson after 2111. Why nutiw llelmngVL-ll. father thinks he iSIft rich enough and mother lhinks ho is. loo good looking to make :1 good husband, and l'nclc Joe says he has heard things about him. Dol J3ut What d0 you think about itiV' Helrnvamllh. I think I uughl to wait until he asks me? P, Auslin- Laugh and the class laughs with you? Miss 01:10:157 But you stay after sulmol alone. The decrepit nld car rolled up In the toll bridge. qrifly cents? called out the galeman. uSold? cried Charles Spinks- who had driven lu's Dodge up the gateway. OPEN ALL NIGHT PHONE so. 3945 Sandwiches Hraf you Will like HIPP CHILI PARLOR Coney Island is Hamburgers 709 MONMOUTH STREET, NEWPORT, KY. W WWW 0 0000 Russ Bob PEPPER 899 HAKE RADIO E AND ELECTRIC SERVICE g 1, Radio, Refrigerator, Washer Repairs Tenth, near Monmouth St. Newport, Ky. Telephone SOuth 3503 WWW DOLLY SUE FROCKS NEWPORT'S SNAPPY DRESS SHOP 712V; MONMOUTH STREET, NEWPORT. KENTUCKY Telephone SOuth 28-123 DR. WM. J. LINSTAEDT OPTOMETRIST Compliments of Another Sunfhgufc Frimd LEE DAY, THE GROCER North and Walnut Streets COMPLIMENTS OF KING SHOE REBUILDERS BILL KING OSCAR RUST HLET US CLEAN IT We Call Fur and Deliver Anywhere CASEYS DRY CLEANING EDW. CASEBOL'I' Phone SOuth 2032 309 MONMOUTH ST. MONI'I'E Moth Proof Clczmim: COMPLIMENTS 0F FENBERS : ROSING me ' BROWN THE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST ant'l; Delivery Sorlvil'r NINTH AND MONMOUTH STS., NEWPORT 9 . The Newport Rolling Mill Co. Newport, Kentucky Producers of High-grade Iron and Steel Sheets Since 1891 0000000000000000000000000000000000 J. Kvifmefils this dance formal. or can I wear my own clothes? Mr. CohhiiiWhnt made yml ovoi'slccp this morning? M. Bonnr't-L'hii'l'hol'c are eight 01' us in the lmusc, but the alarm was only set for seven,,, Miss A. Harrison asked l'nl' sentences using the word iihenns'i HMy father grows hcans. said Robert Plnga, lhc bl'iglil hay 01' the class . Wily mother cooks hcansf, came the answer frnm V. Williams. Then D. Huyai' piped uphiiWc are all human huansf Young BricItL-iiva, dear, whalill I got if I 0001: :1 dinner like this for ynu DYL'I'X day lhis year? IluhhyiiiMy life insurance?S WVIm are you? Husticc. iiJuslicc who? itluslicc as good as ynu arc. V 151w WHLCO M I; nA nice sort of wcicoch said the father, visiting his sun all. a hnm'tling-schnnl. iil am hardly 01'1' Hie train when you ask me for money?1 iWVL-ll. dad. you must admit the train was iwvnty minutes late? J. W. WETZEL 8L SON STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Fruits and Vegetables in Season THIRD AND PARK AVENUE, NEWPORT, KY. Phone: SOuth 1568 COMPLIMENTS OF HENRY VAAL SEVENTH AND PARK AVENUE AL. SWOPES SERVICE STATION FIFTH AND YORK STREETS, NEWPORT, KY. Phone SOuth 5345 CLIFF SPECHT PHARMACIST SOUTHGATE, KY. SILVER SHELL RESTAURANT 8L CONFECTIONERY I-IummMude Ice Creamisee it made at our Fountain Home Cooking: and Home-Made Candy Plate Lunches and Dinners Phone SOuth 2315 835 MONMOUTH ST. COMPLIMENTS OF MESHiS COMPLIMENTS OF RICHARD PHILLIPS CIRCUIT COURT CLERK KELLER HAY 8L GRAIN CO. TENTH AND LOWELL STSi, NEWPORT, KY. Telephone SOuth 3185 PEERLESS JEWELRY s; OPTICAL CO. 936 MONMOUTH ST. JONES PAINT STORE PAINTSgOILiGLASS, ETC. 622 MONMOUTH STREET, NEWPORT, KY, Phone SOuLh 1866 H. A. BRAUN, Pres. and Mgr. COMPLIMENTS OF 1 MOM 82 POPS i EIGHTH AND COLUMBIA STS 96; H0000 000000000000000000000090000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000 J$myulcan nationae Bank . G1? JDCN g Member Federal Reserve System egf' NM FOURTH AND YORK STREETS NEWPORT, KY. F red A. Erschell 87: Son g ii Funeral Directors eeec Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 00000.0000'00000000'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ Owoooooooooooooooooooooooooo . W W oooooooooooowo m WC 000000000000oooooooooooooooooo o The Halftones and Zinc Etchings in this Year Book ? were made by Schultz-Gosiger Co. ETGRAV 'ERg Cincinnati, Ohio 0 o 0 O 0 0 0 O O 0 0 O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 O 0 O O 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 O 0 0 O O O 000000000000000000000000000000000o00000000000000000000000000000000000000 The Hub Of Activity Wherever you go, Whatever you do, you see the telephone in the center of things, day and night. Without it business and social activity would slow down to a walk. Imagine a community without the fire and police protectlon the telephone pro; vides. What suffering and inconvenience would follow a sudden end to this quick contact with doctors, druggists, merchants and service institutions! Your telephone, constant in service, car; ties on. Citizens Telephone Company, Inc. $$ y . C. erucm'lc-JTAJuld you die dancing with me. dm-y, DR. H. B. ITKOFF OPTOMETRIST J. Gilnmrr El am? 1'3. Hullnhrmg-Wflmt gill I dated last night sure With MONMOUTH JEWELRY CO. 719 MONMOUTH STREET, NEWPORT, KENTUCKY had zliToctinnaie eyes? UK KIL'I'IHJWVIHII do you mean ai'l'eclionaie ms? HOHMAISTARSS B, IIvHahuniW reckon theysrc affectimmlei they looked :11 each other all the time I was with n Camiirs E Cigars E Nrmelties hw- SEVENTH and MONMOUTH STS., NEWPORT Telephone SOuth 560'? CS Spinks tin poetic frenzy as they Stroll along the shm'm nllnll m1, thou dark and deep blue sea, R011 011W L. EnsIL-n Wm, Charles, how wmulerfui you are. It's doing it? Why is a cigar like a play? Because if it is had it wmft draw and if it's good you want :1 Imx. COMPLIMENTS OF FOURTH ST. SCHOOL P. T. A. JnhnnyiiTalher, how do you spell Shiglf'? FufhcrEEH-i-g-h. XVhy do you want to know? JnhnnngZausc Pm wriiing a cnmposiliou 0n vu thc gHighcna . MARGESS Beauty Centre !MARGIE FENBFRSi Pm'mairvcnts a. Sprcialty 40 EAST NINTH STREET, NEWPORT, KY. Phone 5011111 0445 G E O'IVE S :P E R COMMERC IAL PRINTING 22-24 E. SEVENm 51. . . NEWPORLKV. mans scum 0517 MA 3 Plastic Binding Division Methodist Buck Cancern-Cincinnati License No. 44 U. 5.1351:th ND.1970285 kin .. r . y APRIL 03