Newport High School - Newportian Yearbook (Newport, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1945 volume:

: ng- arm; min: 7. I m... Egianaa, .gmgu E, 1:? ms ion Lcat :Dadl To 3amaA aCEE COBB Our Principal: Dignity and honor are his ciothing And To ChanQotte Weber; Our Adviser You made our school a wo rId of startling possibilities We, the class of ,45, dedicate this, our Annual. 04c9minllatnati0n A. D OWENS Superinlendent Oioandl of; 8d! ucation I I l ! l l - ' . ' ,9 ' ., ' ALBERT ROWE ROBERT ROHDE President Vice President LOUIS ARNZEN ALBERT KING HARRY MACKE Hildegord Babb! Evelyn Coiliver Mary Lee Caldweil Millon Cuvunu Bernice Culbertson Co'herine Finsimmuns Haul Girvin Gypsy Gray Maud Hamilton Graze Harper Murfhn Henderson Alma Lamb Avis Lamb Dorothy Lykins Mary Mortis Jeunefle Owens James Parke Marian Parsons Munie Phillips Nancy Poe Hazel Ryan Beryl Schwurberg lnis Tanner Mary Tanner lnrena Terry Dun Walker Kalherine Warren hello Marten Kulherine Werner Celesle aning Oun Emmion Otticanz; Tom Hurtwig, Vice President Edward Casebolt, President Lois Cahill, Secretary Jane Faigle, Treasurer AXT, JEANNE PHELPS Cup Cake Lulin CIUb l; Pen Pal Club 2, 3; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Epsilon Pi; Newporter SIOH, Edimr 4; Annual Stuf? I, 2, 4; Purple Pigeon; Debate Club 4. BALDWIN, ROBERT Baldy BASS, HERBERT F. Herb BATES, MARIAN RUTH Speed Glee Club 2,- Red Cross 4. ABNEY, MARCELINE Marl ANDREWS. JULIA MAE Worry Wurl Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4A ARATA, PAULINE Arnlio G. A. A. 1; Pi Epsiion Pi; Newporter Staff 4; Annual SIaH 4. ARNOLD, EMILIE Em Band MaioreHe 3. 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling Honor Team 3, 4; Girl Reserves 1; Dramatic Club 4; Newporter Squ 4. IELCHER, EDWINA Winnu G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Person- ali'y Club 'I, 2, 3, 4, Presidenl 4; Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Newporter Stuff 4; Annual sum 4; Pi Epsilon Pi; Library Staff 2. BLANK, MARY EVELYN Mary Ev Pi Epsilon Pi,- Annuul Stuff 4; Newporler Staff 4. ' BOROCCO, MARIETTE Babe Camera Club 1; Newporter Slalf 1, 2, 4; First Aid Class 2; Pi Epsilon Pi; Sr. Variety Show 4; Annual 51m? 4. BRINGMANN, BETTY JEAN Bel Southgute High 1,- G. A. A. 2, 3; Girl Reserves 4; BROWN, PEARL Pearlie Girl Reserves 1, 2,- Persnnulily Club 2; G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Newporier SlaH 4; Sr. Variety Show 4. BRYANT, FLORA A. sunny CAHILL, LOIS JEAN Coach Class Sacrelary 4; Cheerleader 4; G. A. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Board 3, 4; Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, President 4,- Personoliw Club I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, President 2; Library Sluff 2, 3, 4; Pi Epsilon Pi; Newponer SiuH 4; Annual Staff 4. CARR, FLORENCE Flo Rifle Club 'I; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Person; 4 uliiy Club 2; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Office SIaH 4; Newporter Stafl, Bus, Manager 4; Pi Epsilon Pi; Sr. Variety Show; Annual X 5103 4. DANIEL, LAURETTA M. P-We G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Board 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Girl Reserves 4; Personality Club 4; Office StaFf 3, 4; Annual Stuff 4. DANIEL ROSELLA '4Rusie Pi Epsilon Pi; Annual Sluff 4. DAUNT, JOHN E. Buddy Band 4; Ever Since Eve; 5r. Variety Show 4. DAVIS, BERTHA MARIE Bertie Chorus I, 2. 3, 4; Red Crass Club 4. CASEBOLT, EDWARD C., JR. Casey lulin Club I, 3, President 3; Baskeiball 3; Class Secretary 3; Deboie Club 4; Dramatic Club 4; Sr. Vuriely Show; Class President 4,- Annual 51cm Editor 4; Pi Epsilon Pi; New- porfer Stuff 4; Ever Since Eve; Truck 4. COLE, HAZEL E. 'Haze COLLINS, THOMAS J. Tom Rhythm Club I, 2; ADhleiic Club 1; Base- bull 3; N Club 3; Cheerleader 3; New- porter SlaFf 4; Ever Since Eve; Office 5111!? 4; Sr. Variety Show 3. CONWAY, RUTH ELAINE 'moaisie Newporler Stuff 4; Girl Reserves 4; Annual Staff 4. 1 DICKERSON, CHRISTINE Dickie G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Board 4; Honor Bowl- Ing Team 3, 4. DIERINGER, MARY JANE HJunie Cheerleader 4; G. A. A. 'l, 2, 3, 47 Per- sonality Club 2, 3, 4,- Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Olfme StuHr 3, 4,- Newporter sum 4; Dramatic Club 4; Annual Staff 4,- Pi Epsilon Pi, ERB, WILLIAM A., JR. Willie Ever Since Eve. FAIGLE, JANE Janie'; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4,- Pen Pal Club 2; Class Treasurer 4; Dramuric Club 4,- Souihgale High I. Wk; 12 DEAN, GARNET RUBY Pen PaICJub1, 2, 3, DECKERT, JAMES 'Uim Rine Club 1; Pen Pal Cfub 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3,- Variely Show I, 4; Music Revue 2; Annual 510R 4. DERRICK, KAY Mickey Red Cross Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 3; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pen Pal Club 1; library Stuff 2, 3; Annual Staff 4. DEWALD, BETTY L. Taffy G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4; Personalify Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2; Girl Reserves 3, 4, Se:- retury 4; library SIGH 3, 4; Pi Epsilon Pi; Annual Staff 4. iii . $41 FAUSZ, JACK Foose Sr. Vuriely Show 4,- Annual 3105 4. FENHOFF, JOYCE Joy FOSTER, PATSY uPuf Pi Epsilan Pi,- Annual Staff 4. GARRETT, CHARLES E. Gurrelt Latin Club 1; Class Treasurer 3; Pi Epsilon Pi, Secretary-Treusurer; 5r. VurieTy Show 4. ' ; GATES, JOSEPH G. Meatball Foolball 3, 4; N Club 4; Annual Staff 4. GILB, MARY LOU ulna Library Staff 3; Chorus 2,- Girl Reserves 3; Dramalic Club 3. GRAHAM, JANE HARTWIG, THOMAS Tam Fooiball 2, Eamon . 4; Sr. Variety Show 4,- Cl KVice President 3, 4; Annual ; Staff 4; 'Club 4. x- . ; 13 HEIDKAMP, PATRICIA Put G. A. A. 2; Personalily Club 3. HERNDON, ALICE G. Personality Club I, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Board 3; Girl Reserves 3, 4; Dromu'ic Club 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 3; Newporler Sruff 4;Annuu15ruE 4. HINEMAN, RICHARD Dick HIRTH, ELMER Mo Swimming 3, 4; Truck 3, 4; Football 4; N Club 4. HOGAN, MARY HELEN Pele Personamy Club I, 2; Dramofic Club I, 2, 4; Newporier Slot? 1, 2, 4; Annual Sluff 4; Pi Epsilon Pi. HOLLIDAY, NANCY Happy 6. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4; Personality Club 4. HUDDLE, HILDA SImrly G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; Pen Pal Club 2, 3; Girl Reserves 3; Office SluH 3; Personality Club I. HUNDEMER, CHARLOTTE Charlie Band I, 2, 3; G. A. A. 'l, 2, 3; Rifle Club 1; Personality Club I. KING, DONALD Don Basketball l, 2. 3, 4, Co-CupL 4; Baseball 3, 4; N Club 3, 4; Pi Epsilon Pi, President. KLATCH, SADYE Sade library SlaR l, 2, 3, 4. KNOLL, DOLORES Sidney Notre Dame 1; Newponer Slaff 4,- Latin Club 3; Rhythm Club 2. KOHNEN, IVA Tools Personality Club 4,- Girl Reserves 4. HURD, RICHARD HRich Band 2, 3, 4,- Charus 2, 3, 4; Truck 4. KALTENBACH, VIRGINIA LEE Ginny Red Cross Club I, 2, 4; library Srufl 4. KANE, KATHRYN Mopsy Pen Pal Club 2; Pi Epsilon Pi. KELLER, RICHARD Big Dick Pen Pal Club 2, 3, 4, Presidenl 4; Pi Epsilon Pi; ' Ever Since Eve. LEWIS, ROBE! C. Hey You Track I, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4; F001- ball 2, 3, 4,- N Club 2, 3, 4; Golf Club 1; Variely Show 4; NEver Since Eve. McCLURE, REVA Blondie G. A. A. 2, 3; Girf Reserves 4. MCDERMOTT, JOHN E. Mac Pen Pal Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Drumalic Club 4; Cheerleader 4; Newporter 50:15 4; Rhylhm Club 2; Covington Latin School I. 2. McGURK, ESTHER SHIRLEY Es Personality Club I, 2; Dramatic Club I, 2, 4,- Newporler Sum 1, 2, 4; Annual 5km 4. MALONEY, MARY M. VuriePy Show 4. MANYET, VIRGINIA 'Gim1y Southguie High I,- G. A. A. 2; Pen Pal Club 2; Dramatic Club 4; OMce STGH 4. MEINERS, RAYMOND Ray Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Porpoise Club I; N Club 2, 3, 4; Annual SlaH 4; Ever Since Eve. MOORE, PAULINE HPam Personality Club I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. l, 2; Giris' Ch I, 2; Pen Pal Club 4; Music Review 2 Ne porler SluE 4; Ever Since Eve. MUENCH, MARCELLA Marcy Girls' Chorus 4; Cold Spring High 1; Annual SIqu 4. NEISES, DOROTHY Pud G. A. A. I,- Choir 1, 2, 3; Variety Show 2, 3, 4; Personalin Club 4,- Girl Reserves 4; Annual Slot! 4. OTTING, MARTHA ANN Marl Newporhzr Stuff I, 2, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Secrefury 2; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; Golf Club I; Firs! Aid Class 2; Pen Pal Club 3; Pi Epsilon Pi; Ever Since Eve. OWENS, MARY FRANCES Frankie G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Board 4; Golf Club I; Dramatic Club 2, 4: Orcheslra l, 2, 3; Music Revue 2; Girls' Chorus 4; Pi Epsilon Pi; Annual 51M? 4,- Newporler StuH 4; Ever Sime Evo; Debate Club 4. PALMER, SYiVIA Bud G. A. A. 'l, 2, J, 4; Personalily Club 1; Girl Reserves 2; Drummic Club 4,- New- porler Staff 4. PAYNE, LOU ANNE Lou Golf Club I; G. A. A. I, 2, 3,- Drumulic Club 2, 3, 4; Newporier Staff 4; Girls' Chorus 3, 4; Library Slafi 2,- Annual Staff 4. PLOSS, MARY JEWEL M. J. G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Board 2, Treasurer 4; Personali'y Club I, 2, 3, 4, Presidenl F, 3, Vice President 2; Pen Pal Club 3, 4,- Annual $90!? 4; OFFICE 5001? 4,- Debale Club 4; Pi Epsilon Pi,- Evcr Since Eve. POWELL, MARGARET Marg Camera Club 1; Newporter Stuff I, 2, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Annuoi Staff 4; Pi Epsilon Pi; Ever Since Eve. PR1NDLE, JACK Jackson Covingfon lmin School 1, 2; Annual Stuff 4. RAUH, JACK Kilmare Foolball 3, 4; Truck 4; Baseball 4; Variety Show 4; N Club 4. RECHTIN, DOROTHY LEE Do! 6; A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Board 3, Vice Presi- den! 4; Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- den! 3; Pi Epsilon Pi; Newporier Staff 4,- Personalin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- den? 2. REUTER, DOLORES Counlly g ? 19 RICHARDSON, BETTY J4 G. A. A.1, 2, 3, 4; OEice S'afl 4; lulin Club 1; Pi Epsilon Pi; Sr. Show 4; Dramatic Club 4; Annual Shady Annual Sin?! 4; gar Squ . C SANDMAN, J. BERT Dusty Varie'y 50cm 4, Business Manager; Debate Club 4; l'Ever Sinze Evef' SCHLOSSER, FRED A. Fritz Golf Club 'I; Foofbull 2; Annual 51:13 4; Newpar'er SiuH 4; Swimming 2, 3. SCHMIDT, IRMA MAE HundicruH Club 1. Vicky SCHOECH, NORINNE Nonie Library 5km 2, 3, 4; Personulhy Club 1; Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Board 3, Vice President 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Newporler Slot? 4; Annual Slot? 4; Pi Epsilon Pi. SCHOMAKER, ALBERT J. Baldy Baskeibull 1,-Annual Staff 4. SCHWERMAN, GEORGE Fooibull 3, 4, Co-Cupf. 4; Basketball 3, 4,- N Club 3, 4; Band 'I, 2. SEIBERT, MARIAN 5i Personalily Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; Newporier Stuff 4; G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4. SELZER, CORA MAE Sls SERNECZ, FRANCES Curly SMALL, VIRGINIA Ginny Nofre Dame 1; Rhythm Club 1; Red Cross Club 4; Personality Club 2; Newpor1er Staff 4; Latin Club 3. STAPLETON, RICHARD PAUL Little Dick SIENKEN, GLADYS Guy Personality Club 1, 3,- Pi Epsilon Pi. TEMPLE, LILLIAN L, Wiily Southgale High 1; Band 2, 3,- Orchestra 2; Latin Club 1, 3; Pi Epsilon Pi. THOMAS, RAYMOND Muysville Maysville High 1; Foolball 3, 4; Truck 3, 4; anebulI 3, 4; N Club 3,-4; Baskelball 2, 3, 4, Co-CupL 4; Sr. Variety Show 4. uNEilu TOLL, ERNEST VELTEN, ELAINE Chri Ferscnu1ily Club 1, 3. VOLKMAR, SHIRLEY Squirrelly Personalily Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4; Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Newpcrler Staff 4. WEBSTER, JO ANN Jo G. A. A. l, 2, 3; Girl Reserves 1, 2, WEIDINGER, AUDREY And G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Personalily Club 2, 3, 4; GM Reserves 3, 4. WEINER, DONALD Wiener Camera Club I; Buskeibull 1, 2; Band I, 3, 4,- Olchesfru 'I. 2; Pen Pal Club 2; Annual Sfuff 4; Newporler $10!? 4; Music Revue I, 2; Sr. Variety Show 4. WEINER, ROBERT Bab Foolball 2, 3, 4; Baskelball 4,- Swimming 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3,- Pen Pal Ciub 3; PI Epsilon Pi; Ever Since Eve; N Club 2, 3, 4; 5r. Variety Show 4. WELTE, LOIS ENID Lorin Club 1; G. A. A. 1; PI Epsilon Pi. WIECHMAN, JOANNE Pen Pal Club 2; Personality Club 3,- G. A. A. 2, 3, 4,- Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Southgale High 1; Maiorelte 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 3; Newporler 511:5 4; Annual Slot? 4; Vuriely Shaw 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 4. 21 WILSON, LOUIS C. Rank Camera Club 1, YAEGER, DONALD Don Rifle Club 1; Pen Pal Club 3,- Annual Stuff 4. YUTZE, DOROTHY BRAUN Dot G. A. A. 1. 2, 3, 4, Board 3, 4; Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4; Newporler SiuH 4. ZAKEM, BERNARD Bernie Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Baskelbull 'I; Track 3, 4; Annual Siuff 4; HN Club 4; Pi Epsilon Pi; Ever Since Eve. $anionl; 3n anuica CHRIS ABRAMIS CARL SCHAEFER U 5. Navy U. 5. Army ERSHH BEGLEY ROBERT SCHOMAKER LL 5' NGVV U. 5. Navy RUSSELL BEZOLD RAY STELLAR U- 5- va u. 5. Army ROBERT HASEKOESTER MELVIN STEPHENS U. S. Navy U. 5. Coast Guard STANLEY PERRY JAMES STOKELY U. 5. Marines Army Air Corps 22 CLASS SONG l 1l1rIT5 and MEEOJL'I 9...! 3erHr-a? Dams i L 9 9' I 91 i i 1 f . 9' 41: L : ' , Hi Our ska u+s H 5: +9 Hue. SKI1 To J ?ajqd9: + at a: Tell Ha: wide warH o'er Our- Prudg, of Hus grand school I+'5 Sz+ us on in e's road And o-pened mIs-Jom's door 24 Vans Mai are game Haf'fui hmes k-gnih-er mi : lue'll 5 r rc-mcm-ber wuH-. frans Had were MM and Threc LLnrs for NeuJPov-f I H 33 a: Shaw: N J l I I 1 . L,, l 1 : p A 1 1 z 1 4L Ah 4' ' ' W v - - 97 v a - H-jH . 0 True H; Our SMOMS ruse 4o 44w. Thus class of 25 Vocal 6+ Besf Danccr Bast M95+ Ahab: hcu: Buxf A+hl: e Qm c+cs+ ,L. WE LzT E. MBECHEBERLE UnderVngJ lar- puru Besf MUSILI an M051 Popular CQaM What are Seniors made of? Sweaters and skirts, and lweeds? No, my little undergrad, Seniors are none of these. Seniors are compositions Of laughter and memories. Remember when we were Freshmen, Nearly tardy all September? Where did we put that ole' schedule? The one we could never remember. In no time at all, we were Sophomores, Sayin Hi'l again to the crowds, Learning to speak to SENIORS Without looking quite so proud. And then, by gosh, we were Juniors. We began to have meetings and things; Electing four manly class officers; An eventually ordering rings! In May, we danced at our very own Prom. Decorations were never gludder! Hummer Remember the fun we had painting? And how Russell fell OR of the ladder? The Senior Class of 45, That's us, we admit with c: grin! We're planning so many wonderful things; We can hardly wait to begin! Remember our autumn carnival? Complete with clowns and confetti? And the time we trudged lo Shillito's, Trying so hard to look pretty. It was fun to help with the Annual, To boost our own Class Ploy. Then all too soon, it was over, And come Commencement Day. Yes, Seniors are full of memoriese Those thoughts we can always retrieve. And as we slt around and talk On Graduation Eve, The truth, if told, I'm sure, would be, We really hate to leave! NORINNE SCHOECH Flower-Americun Beauty Rose ColorseFuchsiu and Powder Blue Mottoe'United we stand; divided we fall 03710 P i'lEClj Racing is back! May 13, 1955, the President of the United States, MISS CHARLOTTE WEBER, has lifted the ban and Churchill Downs is once more the scene of hubbub with bustling betters and iostling iockeys. So we're off to the races! As we iump from the bus, JOHNNY McDER- MOTT, iitterbug extraordinary, ioins us in a mad dash for the betting window. AL SCHOMAKER takes our bets immediately, but we linger to speak with that l'tooth-pclste ad girl, GINNY MANYET. ED CASEBOLT, Times-Stor reporter, gathers Interviews from orator, BOB SANDMAN and sportsman, ELMER HIRTH. FRED SCHlOSSER and DON WEINER, ace photographers, snap Captain STAN PERRY of the A. A. F. and Admirals BOB HASEKOESTER and BOB SCHOMAKER. As we make way to our seats we hear ERNEST TOLL and LOUIS WILSON '-'Peanuts, popcorn, crucker-iucks! Sayethere's JEANNE AXT, prominent radio personality, and LOIS CAHILL, sportswoman, gossiping chummily. DON KING and GEORGE SCHWERMAN, basketball coaches, stop by to report their shouting revolutionary play designed to completely re- organize the game. Now the milling crowd begins to settle in their seats as bugler, BUDDY DAUNT, calls the horses to their posts. BILL ERB, in the broad- casting room, announces the beginning of the first race. They're oft! The big moment begins. At the quarter is i'Rubber Band stretching ahead and 'Chewing Gum sticking close to the rail. Springwuter is still in the running. The photo- finish reveals Small Change cashing in. Both iockey, RAY THOMAS, and owner, MARIAN SEIBERT, are congratulated by the governor of the state, RAY MEINERSt Speeding ahead of the crowd, we encounter Murine Lt. JIM STOKELY and Commander MEL STEPHENS of the Coast Guard who suggest we visit the Louisville omcer's Club. And here, sitting at a table, drinking HRum 30 and Coca Cola are Army Lts. JACK STRAUS, RAY STELLAR, and RUSSELL BEZOLD. The iuke box is sounding out with a murimba solo by BERTHA DAVIS, accompanied by LILLIAN TEMPLE and her HAll-qu Orchestrct.H Russ o'Ffers to take us to our hotel in his DECKERT Deluxe Convertible. Dangerous curve aheadeCrcsh! We fell out of the car to discover that we have run smack into the Caroling Cutie Quartet : MARY MALONEY, DOROTHY NEISES, KATHRYN KANE, and JOANNE WIECHMAN. But we have no time to argue, for shrieking sirens announce the arrival of ttrewomen: DOLORES KNOLL, IVA KOHNEN, REVA McCLURE, and MARCELLA MUENCH. The policemen, BOB BALDWIN and RICHARD HlNEMAN, now barge in to take us to WELTE Hospital, where we are given first aid by nurses, DOLORES REUTER BETTY BRINGMANN. and Nothing can stop us so we trudge on to JOE GATES' Theater for the premiere of The Amor- ous Apple or Who Bit First? starring MARTHA ANN OTTING and BOB WEJNER. After the show we sight-seei' and find RUTH CONWAY'S Dress Shoppe nestled next to ELAINE VELTEN and SHIRLEY VOLKARtS Mitlin- ery Manor. Stop, everyone! There's GARRETT'S Pool Emporium. Our prowi finally takes us to the Derby Nite Club, owned and operated by JACK RAUH and TOM HARTWIG, featuring RICHARD HURD'S orchestra with PEARL BROWN, vocalist. TOM COLLINS is Master of Ceremonies. In the Hour show are The Nutcrackers, JACK FAUSZ and BOB LEWIS. As an added attraction Bob Hope drops in to introduce his new script writer, WINNA BELCHER. Winna tips us oft to a swell new eating spot, NANCY'S HOLLIDAY Inn with BERNIE ZAKEM, chief chef. Enjoying the food here care skating champion, AUDREY WEJD- INGER; artist, MARIETTE BOROCCO; fashion commentator, MARY JANE DIERINGER; and buyer at ABNEY and CARR'S Department Store, BETTY DEWALD. 0371063 IQECli After all, this night-owling isn't good for our compiexionsewe're tired, so we wend our weary way to the HUDDLE Hotel where we are greeted by Manager, RICHARD KELLER. On the register we notice the familiar scrawls of NONIE SCHOECH, housewife, and MARY JEWEL PLOSS, historian. This is luck! We'll call them in the morning . . . Songs and shouts and laughter wake us from 0 sound sleep. Right out in the square, figures dressed in flowing white, dance fairy-Iike around the Maypole. let's go down! JULIA ANDREWS has arranged the music, and now she's playing the piano for the dance. Here, crowned the queen of May, is EMILIE ARNOLD. The figures in white slowly begin to drift away. The dance is ended. We start 0H at a leisurely pace to do noth- ing but MARIAN BATES, Professor of Home Economics at the University of Louisville, greets us and extends an invitation to have tea at the college. Tea is at four which leaves us plenty of time to browse about the campus. Marian takes us to the oFFice of the bookkeeper of the uni- versity, JANE FAIGLE. PATSY FOSTER, secretary to the dean, is with June. They both offer to show us the well-equipped office where the genial dean, PAULINE MOORE, welcomes us warmly. Then we're off to inspect the various buildings and departments. PAULINE ARATA'S curt class is working with oils, but they stop to sketch us. My, my! We hear a thousand typewriters pounding. No wonder, GLADYS STENKEN has her commercial cioss working hard. MARGARET POWELL, too, keeps her Charm Class busy learning to be graceful, attractive, and charm- ing. iWhen we arrive, JOYCE FENHOFF is trotting backward and forward with a huge dictionary balanced on her headJ Famous ball- room dancer, JO ANN WEBSTER, teaches this same charm ciuss the fundamentals of modern dance. Tea time already! 50 back to the dean's home. Look at all of the famous persons! There's ALICE HERNDON, the author of How to be Happy,H and over In the corner is PAT HEID- KAMP, Hollywood hair stylist. SYLVIA PALMER, we hear, has been modeling huir-dos in Holly- wood. MARY FRANCES OWENS, Superintend- ent of Kentucky Schools, sits chatting with ROSELLA DANIEL, who has made a name for herself as c: lecturer on religion. CHARLOTTE HUNDEMER, representative for u candy factory, reveals that CHRISTINE DICK- ERSON, SADYE KLATCH, and VIRGINIA KAL- TENBACH are now happily married and are living in New York. MARY EV BLANK, professor of mathematics, takes us back to the hotel. This time we vow we'll leave this idyliic existence and return to our hum-drum lives. But DICK STAPLETON, radio announcer tor Sweeney's Other Sweetie, per- suades us otherwise. Ail our good resolutions are thrown to the wind. We'll just have to go to hear BETTY RICHARDSON with her infectious giggle and DOROTHY RECHTIN, who take char- acter parts in the play. LAURETTA DANIEL, re- ceptionist at the radio station, greets us and introduces us to the producer, JACK PRINDLE. VIRGINIA SMALL and GARNET DEAN are in the control room. After the entertaining broadcast we resolve for the last time to start for home. We're taking the BRYANT Bus Line. HERBERT BASS is the manager of this company. KAY DERRICK and DOROTHY BRAUN, feliow-riders, are heading for the HAII Women's Baseball Team Convention in Cincinnati. While riding, we pass an outdoor fete, and the driver kindly slows down so we can see it. FRANCES SERNECZ is creating sets for the choir singers: HAZEL COLE, MARY iOU GILB, MARY HOGAN, ESTHER McGURK, iRMA SCHMIDT, and CORA SELZER. LOU ANN PAYNE plunks the piano keys as we again pick up speed. The hot afternoon sun really makes us drowsy. Soon we're in a semi-sleep, mulling over our old schools days and memories of NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL Elm ntA of Sept. 5 We're at the truck again! 12 The favorites go to the post: Ed. Case- bolt leading the Field, Tom Hurtwig running a close second, Lois Cahill is in the records, Jone Futgle placing in the money. 15 N. H. 5. took the lead in the first pig- skin race. Dixie Heights came up fast in the for turn and finished in a dead heat . . . The Seniors throw a big get- together at the Club House. 19 The Year Book officials chosen are: Editor, Ed Casebolt; Co-Editor, Pauline Arutu; Business Manager, Bob Sandman; Asst. Business Manager, Roy Meiners. Oct. 6 Chalk up another for the Wildcats, Campbell County goes down 18 to 0 . . . The 'Newporter is back again after being scratched for a year. 11 First report on the truck activities he port cardst. 25 The Senior Class goes theutricul-Two sell out performances for the Senior Variety Show due to the masculine shapes in feminine designs. 30 Don't you have a rosebud, instead of a morigold? HWeli, fellows, I got five sticks of gum so for. Hey! Freshman take these books up to Room 28. Fam- ilar notes as Freshmen officially ioin the student body. Nov. 6 Junior Class meetseMiss Marsee chosen track Commissioner. 7 A11 bets placed and the biggest race of the year is on! Popularity Contest! What a coincidence the whole country chose its popular favorite the same day. 8 Junior Class Othcers chosen as favorites. 10 The track is closed while the officials attend the N. K, E. A. 15 Among the outstanding celebrities of this season is Miss Olive Kackley who reviewed the Letters to Strongheort at the Assembly 23 Thanksgiving Assemblye-Reverend Dern spoke to us . . . Come one! Come all! Spend your money! Have a good time! . . . Everyone is merry and light-heorted 0t Carnival time, and that's what it is. 28 Turkey Day comes round aguin-lf you were lucky enough to get a turkey! 29 Cid Mun Winter gave out with the mak- ings for the First snowbutl tight. Dec. 1 Newporter StuFF sends delegates to LexA ington Press Conference and returned with two first prizes. 13 High Schooi goes cultural! First class sculpturing was demonstrated by Miss Charlotte Huupt, 20 The traditionui Nativity Scene was pcm- tomimed in the Christmas Assembly . . . School ends as Mistletoe goes into action . . . Merry Christmas! 22 In CI neck and neck race Newport pulls ahead to a photo finish over Highlands. Score: 48-45. thoqg Jan. QCU'L The Senior Class comes out with another winner. The Belles and Beaus of N. H. 5. turn out to a Christmas semi-formal dance. Swell Fun! New Year Eve! Need we say more? 2 The turnstiles click again after a short 19-23 Feb. Mar. Apr. May June 26 29 30 23 3O 13 20 27 4 29 10 ll shutdown for the Christmas holidays. Sleepless nights, worried frowns, and heavy brows mean only one thinge EXAMS! Mid-Year pay off. Seniors start the last lap of 4 years iourney. They'd call it an upset-we knew it all the time! Campbell County falls. 33-25. The rhythm rocks, the walls resound as the Honor Society comes forth with u Valentine Dance. As the days are slipping past, and our hearts are beating fast, let your heart come with mine and be my Valentine. Mama, I'll be home at 12 tonight! lYep, that's rightethat Midnight cur- few goes into effectl . Something wrong here! Old Man River visits Newport but soon tires of city life and goes back to bed after a crest of 69.2 feet. Broadway for a night! Premiere of the season held in the Cinema of N. H. 5. That's right, the Senior Class play, 'lEver Since Eve, and a sell out crowd to top it 0H. Juniors give with a solid iive session. tht a crowd! What music! What a dance! School lockout for the first time in two months. Good Friday gives 0 chance to shop for the Easter Bonnet. Seniors holrl Good Luck Dance this Fri- day 13th. lYes, l said good luckl. Ah Yes! It's here again! The high school moonlight. Quite a grand night on the peaceful Ohio with dancing and a swell time. A rousing ovation and well deserved. The Music Department's Purple Pigeon, an Operetta by Mr. Parke, that sends us all home musing. The nights of nights! After long hours of hasty preparation and unsung work, the Junior Class presentseThe Promeln Oriental fashion for the year 1945. Well, by crackey, what have we here? Yes street The Juniors sponsor 0 big time shindigeThe Renfro Valley Show! Dreamy eyes and carefree thoughts are cast towards windows as plans are set for Decoration Day holiday. Memories of this beautiful Baccalaureate Service will not soon be forgotten. Class Night! The final fling of the Class of Forty-Ftve. Commencement exercises. We bid fare well to the happy days and useful studies of Newport High. o4nnan $tatt Edward Caseboit, Editor Bob Sandman, Business Manager Pauline Arcta, Assistant Ediior Ray Meiners, Assistant Business Manager 34 Business Staff Editorial Staff v e- mew CQaM WLQQ We, the Class of '45, bequeath to the Class of '46 our ability to co-operate. l, Bob Lewis, bequeath to Dick Drake my title of Class Pest. l, Mary Jane Dieringer, bequeath to Evelyn Lemel my title of HStyle-Hep. I, Lois Welte, bequeath to Rita Kepler my quiet dignity. 1, Jeanne Axt, bequeath to Clara Benedict my place as editor of the Newporter. We, Nancy Hollidoy, Jane Faigle, and Vir- ginia Manyet, bequeath our title, Southgute Belles, to Joan Brower and Lois Meyers. l, Roy Thomas, bequeath to Rex Marquette my singing ability I, Joe Gates, bequeath to Jim Ellington my title of Atl-State. I, John McDermott, bequeath to Glenn Schweigert my height. I, Tom Hartwig, bequeath to Luke Kidney my way with the women. I, Don Weiner, bequeath to Bill Kyle my title of Biggest Bluffer. We, Laurette Daniel and Bob Welner, be- queath to Millie Bucheberle and David Franks our title of Most Popular.u We, Mary Jewel Ploss and Tom Collins, be- queath our sunny dispositions to lorroine Fite and some happy-go-lucky Junior boy. 36 We, Lois Cchill, Norinne Schoech, Mary Jane Dieringer, and Johnny McDermott, bequeath to four willEng people our sore musctes. l, Edwina Belcher, bequeath to Florence Lehman my pleasing personality. I, AI Schomaker bequeath to Neal Connor my head of hair. I, Donald King, bequeath to George Clark my title of HMost Dignifled. l, Ed Cusebolt, bequeath to Paul Spaulding my ambition. l, Martha Ann Otting, bequeath to Rethu Huddle my title of Best Actress. I, Roy Meiners, bequeath to any one who wants them, my worriesegetting annual ads. We, Betty Richardson and Bud Daunt, be- queath to Mary Kouns and Ray Rummelsberg our giggles. - l, Mary Frances Owens, bequeath to June Huber my optimistic disposition. We, Emilie Arnold and Joanne Wiechmun, bequeath to two girls our places as maiorettes. We, Mary Evelyn Blank and Bob Sandman, bequeath to Velma Buerger and Bob Boswell our willingness to work. I, Miss Weber, bequeath to Miss Morsee the headaches and ioys of a class adviser. We, the writers of the '45 Class Will, be- queath to the writers of the '46 Class Will, a box of aspirins! Even gince Eva A three act comedy by Florence Ryerson and Colin Clements was presented in the High School Auditorium, March 16, I945. CHARACTERS lln order of appearance! Mrs. Clover. ., . Johnny Ciover. ...... . ., , . Mr. Clover Spud Erwin , Susan Blake... , , .V . Betsy Erwin, , ,, Martha Willard . .. . . . Cmcer Simmons , ,, , ,, Henry Quinn. , ,. Lucybelle Lee . . Preston Hughes Mary Frances Owens Bob Weiner Dick Keller , Ed Caseboll Martha Ann Offing Mary Jewel Ploss , Pauline Moore . .. Bob Lewis ., ,Bob Sandman Margaret Powell Bernard Zakem Football Players . . , , Tom Collins, Jack Daunl, Bill Erb, Ray Melners DIRECTED BY Miss Hazel Girvin Miss Katherine Warren danom - 1944 GARNET BETTY SHIRLEY MARTHA BETTY GRIZZELL STORMER ANDERSON GRIMM GASDORF Queen 38 MARTHA ANN OTTJNG JANE FAIGLE CPnom - 1945 . VIRGINIA MANYET NORJNNE SCHOECH QUEEN lAURETTA DANIEL Southann 03511th : D. D. B. N. Rechlin Renter Richardson Schmidl Schoech M. Seiberi L'l wrosr'n Selzer Sernecz Small Sfenken Temple Vehen . Volkmar J. Webster .crr? Lwm-Ia Weidinger Wane Wiechmun Yutze . Baldwin Bass Bezold . Collins . Caseboli Dauni . Decker! W, Erb, Jr. J. g ny-hz F?'- xoxpmo-lrn UFr-Iavoor-r Fuusz . Curran Gates . Huriwig . Hinemen . Mirth Hurd . Keller . King . Lewis . McDermoH . Meiners . Prindle Rauh . Sandman Schlosser Schamaker . Sclywermun Stupleion Thomas Toll Weiner . Weiner . Wilson Yuege: Zukem Favorite Expression You persuaded mel Hi1 pal! Oh my! 1-2-2, Ha, Ha, Ha! Whoops a duisyl Tlialys sharp! Oh, fiddle! Hi dumbal Gee whiz! 0h, sugnrl My gosh! Any mail today? Eh, Cads! You all! Ooo-la-la! Heavens! Oh, buddy! You old bug! Censored Ya see That's tough No duubl Heyio! Bo-ing! Bo-ingt Get DH my ear There oughtu be a law nyel's play some 9-bull Gee whiz! E. 0. Pool! Censored! Oh my goodness Are you kidding? 'yAre you on the ball E. O, Hisiory E. 0. Misfory Hello, honey Censored Say you did, huh? Jeez yea! You mink! What! T! ul's laugh Tlialys laugh She is That's tough Oh yea! E. 0. History One Wiedeman None Are you kidding? Well, no kidding J'I'OTLOACOPE Pal Likes Cherry cakes Van Johnson Cake: A good lime School 8y Buster New duthes Pork chops llappy people Everyone Van Johnson Music Army Air Corps Bud 8. Van Johnson Chocoia'e Coke: Chocolate cakes Clothes, music Wrestling matches Work 8:. sporls Hunting, pool Drinking cakes Females Free coke: Sporls, sofucosinl Chocolate cake Cherry coke: Eating People with good personalities Pool Sports Sleep, food Food $ sleep Swim, snow Music, dancing, skating Grocery stores and Females Basketball Benny Goodman Choc. nu. sundae: Swim Francie Sporls Sofncosinl Eu! 5 sleep Women Sporls Dark balconies Basketball Eating Making new friends Pineapple sundae: Playing pool Stay out o! sludy hulls Sports 40 Pei Peeves Squeaky chalk A storm Snobs Waiting for people Peas 5 Corrols Carrots Hitler Grumpy faces Waiting for people Sinatra fans Ealing breakfast Cany people. Leaky pens Grumpy people Snob: Unmannerly people Camy people Wars Schoolwork Sinatra Physics Class Snob: Weekend homework Socks with holes Tesls Japs Women armychuir generals Sludying for lest: Forward people Humorless people Sinatra :queulers Homework Horseback riding Assemblies. physics Assemblies Seals in Ihe Wes! Study Hall American hismry Vv'ork Slurvaiion My subiecls Slowpokes in revolving doors Work Physics Conceited people Physics Fruit cake Grumpy school teachers Early rising Stuck up women Sludying for last: Grumpy teachers Grumpy people Pastime lcuf'm' Talking Listening to the radio Sleeping Doing nolhing Loufln' Dleaming Writing letters Working Writing leners Playing piano Waiting for the mailman Writing Ieners Dunzing Reading Going to plays Being good Wriling letlers Sleeping None Sleeping Talking Acting Queer Drooling Females Sleeping Eating peauuls Shaoling pool Football Good n'mes Getting pel likes Work Playing music Wolnng! Ealing Sleeping Bowl Eating Swimming Making Iulse teeth Drinking cakes Sleeping Janie Eating Sleeping Sleeping Blondes, Brunettes Shooling poo! Playing pool Capitol Thaafer Eating Ambition Be a WAVE Fly a ptane Beautician Hausewife Be a Marine To succeed Marry a Marine Be a nurse Be Mrs. y Be a success Be successful Be married X-ruy Technician Cadet Be a doctor Singer Model housewife Graduate EngineenMachine Be 4F Presidenl of U. S. Sports Reporler Bruin Surgeon Pilot Pilot 100 in Trig. Graduate Be successful None to speak of To grow old Be a success Be a musician HS'nnilcn' Play basketball Sit on lhe platform in June General in the Marines Groduule Sailor Pvt. Jack Rauh Missionary Leuiherneck Rudio-engineer Navy pilot Naval flyer Sailor Gruduale Tu lruvel Aeronaulicui Engineer 5 Be a Sharpe Father Vacation in Calif. Name M. Abney . Andrews .- P. Arum E. Arnold J. Ax! M. Bates E. Belcher M. Blank M. Borocco B. Bringmann P. Brown .1! Bryant ,- . Cnhill Curr Cole Conway Daniel 3-701. Daniel Davis Dean Derrick Dewald Dickerson zns-zpswzu . Dieringer Fuigle FenhoN Fnsler Gilb Graham Heidkump Herndon . Hogan Holliduy Huddle Hundemer Kullenbuch Kane rsn;.zz??3-EPF-h F Klarch Knoll .0 l. Kohnen . McClure :7 E. McGurk M. Maloney V. Manyel P. Moore M. Muench D. Neises M. Oning M. Owens 5. Palmer L. Payne M. Ploss M. Powell Favorite Expression I'll swan I don't know Joy unconfined! Dilley! Very sidideousl Oh myl Oh, 1 gal woysl I'm going insane! Crunchl Ooo-Iu-Ial But honeyl Oh you're Ignorant Oh my! Oh sium Oh my gash! Shoot! Gee: yehl For corn sakes! Good nighfl Oh, iudgef Couldnul prove it by me Are you kidding? Big iokel Oh my! 5:: it says here! Oh, phooeyt Oh, 112', def! You did? Broiherl You might as well know! H's diHerenll FEne-e-e! Oh, crunch! I be yehl Say you! Oh my! Flam you now, dig you lalerl 0h fmel Oh you're the one! Darn IN Ooo-Iu-Ia! That's sharp! Yal You're brave! Oh my goodnessl Are you kidding? For corn's sake! Oul Ahhh, yesl Hi Dilleyl Oh my! I woulngf say lhull 0h, bul naichl Honcmcolpa Pet Likes Ealing 8s sleeping Shaws and Pop. music Hiking 8. music Tall men WiHy people 8. Food Classical m usic Pet Peeves History Homework a. Test: Crill'cism Show-oEs Mun shortage 4i Poor sports Wurs Everylhing Uncluding peoplw Hard peanut buMer Music 8. pceh'y Frenkish hub Weekends Black dresses.- dimpres Men Spark 3- sailors A good lime Getting 8 hours sleep Reading Playing ping-pong Bcwiing Good music 8- books Cakes Dancing Dancing Harry To buy clolhes Sfuffed mangoes Crosby 8. summer Bowling Eating a fun Sleep 3 eat Men in genera! Blue eyes Tall fellows Music Happy people Earl G. bowling Chocolate sundae: Oyslers 8. music Nice people Olives Good times Singers Tall fellows Fried chicken Army Air Corps Bubble gum Dancing Dancing 8- Crosby Black curly hair Swimming as snow Blonde men Muysville A good lime Tull fellovn War Bu min Itchy sweaters Limburger cheese Crowds 8- liver Humework Snobs and les's Umbrellas Tests Homework Peroxide: Conceited boys Jazz music Snob: High heels with ankleis Rain 8K work War Jealous peopie Snub: 8. liver Sinatra 8$ winler Female smokers Unfriendly peopfe Homework Men in general Alarm clocks Doing dishes Ctu girls Dumb people Conceited people Gening up Homework Gatling up lnsincere people Burr haircufs Conceited people Spinach Homework Wailing for buses liars Studying Fires 8. taxes Frank Sinatra Cooked turnips Ice ueam Goloshes Bugs Rising on told mornings Puslime Strolling Reading Talking Dreaming Dancing and Dreaming Reading Sleeping 0! wrong time: Day dreaming Writing letters Writing letters Ambition Slenogrupher Be successful Write 5; point Graduale Be healthy, weal'hy, 3: wise Teacher To live '0 I die Travel 5 siudy Travel Typist Dreaming of V-duyAclress Doing nothing Sleeping Dancing Wri'ing lelters Sleeping Loafing in the office Reading oil painting Sell hcl dogs Dancing Sleeping Sporls Working in the office Sleeping Go 10 shows Sleeping Eating Slaying home Sleeping Poefry 8- music Eating Just messing Going '0 shows Being a pest Doing nothing Dreaming Doing nolhing Reading EaIing Wishing Dreaming Worrying Singing Reading Dancing Chewing gum Singing Day dreaming Talking Driving Sleeping Ge! lots of money Be Phys. Ed. Teacher Be a Murine Secrelary Dress designer Be successfui Go Io coilege Ariist Coflege graduate Bookkeeper Ge! married Housewife To live happily ever after Secretary Travel Go Io college To be happy TypisI-Clerk Get married Be happy Be happy Stenogrupher Gel married Bookkeeper Graduule Ea successful Graduate An X-ray technician Be a WAVE Radio Braadcusling Air husfess Secrelary Nurse Be happy Sienogrupher Dancing leather Lady of leisure Be happy Beautician Be a WAVE Go In college To succeed Tb A. HERNDON DAMEGER R Dam: L5 1. 4 Knleu nun W ' Mv Bomocco l 1 ; 1! L . .L E.DEWALD Ampcwwn J Mfuxqm-vr E.SELLHER b. KELLER BZAKEM s.?ACMen c M SELZER 42 ll;? J'hl JAE: F. N. Abrumis A. Adam; B. Alford M. Anderson K. Burns M. Bucheberle W. Bertke . Baldwin . Bruggemeyar Baber Iezold Biltz . Brewer P . Benedicl OQ' . Besuner anh- . Brickler . Buerger . Boswell . Bruuch . Burris 1201 ?! 0 -?3-$0 ' Z . Connor Cuseboll . Dielz . Donsbach xt- . Duuzenberg Ebert Ellis Easke Franks Frost Fhe Fisher Faust HaHon Herfur'h Harden Harden Hinemun Huddle Heck Huber Harris Harris 1005 Johnson Jennings Knarr Kidney Kramer Klein . Keppler ?i3?ixwr?POQFP?FWFPnrP????wprrrzrz z B. Locke F. Lehmungdg E. Lamp: M, tense E. terms! g. B. Ledford E. Meyer! B. Merrill 6. Meyer l. Myers N. Meyers C. Mach? W. Mullen R. MarqueHe 1. Moore R. Miller J. Moore M. McRae T. Nash?! W. Oefers S. PheHar M. Priesmeir U. Pee E. Parker J. Phillips N. Ruth H. Rowling; M. Rose E. Rieder R. Rammelsberg W. Ruvenscraf! J. Relly M. Raub G. Raulzen P. Rayburn L Rieber D. Reidy N. Smith W. Shields K. Slumbaugh N. Shields l. Stephens E. Small M. Sullivan Sellers Shay Sheanshung Sullivan . Schweigeri Sickely Spavlding 5!. John Schlaer Sluuri Traub Tuerpe Vollman Wuer'z Whitehead While Welre Wehe Wright Yelfon Miss Mursee tAdviseri VMFFUWFFFFPTIPIOPPPF' . Abbe Brewer . Brauniz Barker Block II . Baxter a Banke er W1 Biunky- g4 14 Blankenship Biltz 7 Bree Barker Barone Bell Buus . Burkhurl W. Cropper Chumlee Cross . Camera: W Cool Caudill . Conner: Craven Citron Debes Dealon - . . Derrick f. MAI Dedmon De Hof Dryer Eckmun WTWZFPPPT D;OF3 PW Ellingion Evanshine Eckert Embs . Eicher . Fargo g . Fischer . Forlncr Flynn . Freppon N. Furnish M. Fenhoff M. Fuusz R. I'aulk W. Fuhlbush M. Grothuus G. Gindele . Gilb . . Grusshe'lm r; . Hurrelbrink Hill Hampson . Huus Herfer'h Heinrick Hirih Hesch k . Holliduy ' Herman . Higgens . Johnson . Justice . Joseph Kchsin Kiimer Krovh Kappus Kerns Keller . King . Kircher Lampe Lembcrg McGraw . McClure W. McKenzie B. Meek B. Meek np'!1:1waUf-kUk- Fn$1x;v$pr1:jlz rl hrwnmz73 ?:k n1IZw K?;Fkhwm 46 Lg, . Miller . Mullery I . Marvinggim L Martin I. Mulligan QM . Martin m . Meyers . Marshall . Morton Massey Manye Murs'n Meyers Molz . Neises Neises PfisrerJ Perry Padgelf Palmer Payne Quayle Rehling Rakosi Richardson . Rash . Rum . Reppefo p Reinharl Rose . Rosenhugen Ruuh .Ruddkk . RHIer Reuler Racke Reed Rubens Ritter , Robinso n W A Spran I' . Steffen . Spicer . . Smilh M. Singleton B. Shasinger R. Stricker W. Schoo l1 Schomuk W J, Sabulino R. Stein M. Smilh . , , L. Shumebarger - , 3 u ' A. . ' .. C Sabin . . ; . 3n . , 1 M,Tuulbee - . . ' , , D. Terry R. Thomas D. Thomas P. Toll T. Tattershull H. Thompson I. Timmonds U K. Thornton al-,i G. Turner ,L 1 0. Taylor 10 l. Ulrich D. Urz H. Vick C. Vcll K. Vocke M. Williams ' J. Wilson M. While , V. Wiebe v C Walker J. Whitehouse M. Wickelhaus D. White J. Wiley 8. Williams H. Willoughby V. Wuhlbrink L. Woibel B4 Yaeger C. Zimmerman m r1zn3:-:p.-1mmmopur- an5-g zEUIpyamrpawwdox me41 CQaM 0t 1948 H. Adams E, Alien 3. Ashcroft A. Adams .L Abrumis B. Anthony P. Bourus V. Buskirk L. Blackwell R. Brickler L. Ballard M. Becker L. Baker RV Bergman D. Binnion T. Babin B. Berger R. Breeze C. Burkhur? J. Burkhardf L. Bubenhofer W. EuHershell R. Burns R. Berike Burne A. Brown J. Beck V. Bruunlz W. Bockerslene M. Buchanan D. Cole J. Cokhous J. Campbell W. Castor Crews Cook Comer . Carroll Cole Cruze . Critchley . Colsen Clark Craven Carson Delph Daley . Dino Daley Daniel FOZZFFUOIEFPwVF'F Deu'heruge D. Daniel I, Doerr P. Dryer M. Dickerson M. Day M. Enzweiler J. Engle VI. Either . Enzweiler Ernsl Engle . Frederick: Fuller . Forsylh . Furnish Faust . Feldkamp . Fessler . Franzen . Furnish . Fiascnni Grol'haus Graham Guillaime Gold H. Gladson . Grim ! . Gilberl ?wrnauowmcw-sziwnn J J D Grosenbnch W. Guilluime E. Ginfer P. Garrison I.. Goflschull L. Genschall J. Galvin A. Guy J. Green D. Hughes W. Hehman J. Huddle J M. Hall B. Harrison B. Henley A. Hodesh G. Herman Huslein B. Hull E. Hall R, Hummel 8. Hunt D. Haas 1 G. Hines N. Heinz l. Hurdie i D. Hassey D. Harden G. Iasilla i K. Jones : H. Johnson w' L. Johnson E. Judson 11 G. Jackson r C. Jourdan F. Jones 1 E. King i L Kramer L Kesslur R. King J. Keeney L. Kilmer B. Kiser M. Krech'ing T. Kinsman E. Kilgore G. LOUIiE W. Lights Losey Lauren lucus Lehkomp love . levine Luzus . lohs'rok . Lindsay Lichwadl Lehew Long Long Lawson McGlone . McCurter . McCuthy . Messmer Murksberry . MunoH PZPFFF2Panwkwrvoybwt- rrrvop C. Marz Malaurslaot . Meyers . Meiners . Malone Nelson Owens . Pelers Price Pryor Poppa Pubs! . PeMerscn . Piiakos . Phillips . Pitzer Pelgen Foe . Ploss . Fudge . Prine Ram W. Rillermun B. Reed E. Rosel M. Rummelsberg V. Rich E. Reisz M Reep B. Slidkam H. Switzer C, Schaber L, Sharp A. Sienken F. Sheunshung J. Spessurd J. Sickmeier W. Shouse G Simon: N. Sensel A Sunfini F. Spicer l. Scot! C. Smith C. Seidenberg R. Swope R. Siufford A. Slewurl R. Seeber E. Sheansltang D. Steven; D. 51einmun D. Sullivan G. Smith C. Smivh N. Tuchklrber E. Tyree S. Turner B. Tyree E Turner A. Turner H. Turner A. Turwer J, Ulz M. Uh. J. Vucca D. Welsh J. Wilcox R. Wagner H. Wallace J. Wendling J. Wells V, Word L. Williams B. Wimsey D. Wickelhuus J. Wiehof? S. Wilmovh W. Weber J. Webb 0. Worlhinglon A. Wenderolh W. Wells B. Wainscon G. Welsh D. Young - qumMnmm . , M. .i. iBUDi CAVANA DICK KEITEL Head Coach Coach Milton J. iBudi Covcmu, Bill Lampe, and Dick Keitel started the football season with a somewhat green squad. But with Coach Cavcna drilling, and Coaches Keitel and Lampe working with the line showing them the finer points of a shoulder block, body block, and Indian block, the once green and unorganized group of boys developed into a better-coordinated group. However, they were never quite able to get started, and with the exception of a few sterling performances, the team suffered several stinging defects. The seasonis record showed a total of 2 wins, 6 losses, and one He BILL LAMPE The season's results were as follows: Newport 7 Newport ............ V 13 Newport,..,, ., 7 Newport ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 18 i Newport . 6 Newport , Newport ,, Newport ., Newport Dixie Heights ....................... 7 Ludlow Western Hills Campbell County ............... 0 Hilands ..... Bellevue Dayton , .................................. Covington Dunville TOP ROW: K. Jones, D. Franks, J. Kerley, L. Kidney, J. Palmer, R. Thomas, C. Shay, B. MonoH, R. Dieiz C. Bunkemper, 6. Clark, R. Mullins. SECOND ROW: Coach Cuvana, R. Thomas, H. Shields, T. Harrwig, J. Ruuh, R. Weiner, G. Schwermun, J. Gates, R. Lewis, B. Zakem, R. Myers. THIRD ROW: R. Rammelsburg, W. Suflivan, C. Daley, S. Besuner, J. Ellington, J. Fuller, T. Moore, T. Talrershall, N. Rmh, R. Hanon, P. Spuulding. FOURTH ROW: M. Rummelsburg, 0. Taylor, P. Burris, F. Schmerge, L. SleHens, R. Drake, P. Garrison E. Hurfh, D. Wickeihaus, J1 Reinhurf, FJFTH ROW; R. Neises, T. Deagan, R. Neises. I : 53 OiaakatljaQQ STAN ARNZEN Assistant Coach The Wildcats opened a stiff twenty-six game schedule under the guidance of Coaches Bud Cavana and Stan Arnzen with onty three returning lettermene-Neal Connor, Don King, and George Schwermon. Summaries at the close of the season disclosed that the team had a record of nine wins and seventeen defeats. How- ever, on several occasions the WiIdcots showed real ability in upsetting favored teams. Highlights of the season were the wins over Bellevue, 36-34; Highlands, 48-45; Brooksville, 38-28; and Campbell County, 33-25. Until early February the team maintained practically a .500 percentage, but after that time they went into a slump, not winning again until their last game when they won over Simon Kenton, 51-23. In the Seventieth District Tournament, the Wildcats easily disposed of Newport Catholic, 46-24, in the First round, but were in turn trounced by Highiands, 38-28, in the Finals. TOP ROW: Bud Cavuna, K Jones, H. Herman, W. Massey, R, Thomas, Tt Blank, H. Willuughby, B. Attord, R. Neises, R. Neises. MIDDLE ROW: 0. Taylor, J. Ellington, R. Drake, R. Boswell, B, Kyle, E, Kircher E. Sellms, Ct Hitter, L. Steften. BOTTOM ROW: L, Kidney, D. Franks, N. Connor, GA Sweikert, J. Palmer. R. Marquette, R Thomas,R . Wein , 513w K t. I, t . 11V lEFT TO RIGHT: R. Weiner, J'. Palmer, D. Franks, R. Thomas, L. Kidney, R G. Schweiger1, G, Schwermcn. D. King. SEASON1S RESULTS Ludlow . . Campbell County. BeHevue .. ... 51. Xavier. . Newport Catholic Lloyd Dayton . Highlands Holmes Brooksville Lafayette Ludlow Purcell DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Newport . 17 Newport . 27 Newport. .36 Newport 25 Newport 61 Newport . .. 31 Newport . 17 Newport . 48 Newport . 25 Newporf 38 Newport . 33 Newport 51 Newporl 50 Newport Newport 46 NewporICarholic 28 Highlands. ..18 29 34 29 8 ....25 35 45 ..51 28 .51 .39 59 .24 38 Newport Newport Newport . Newport. . Newport. . Newport Newport. Newport Newporl Newport Newport . Newport . Newport 32 ....39 56 33 .30 23 .26 .24 18 . .27 30 22 51 Murquelte, N. Connor. Highlands .. Simon NewPort Catholic . Campbell County Beechwood Lloyd Brooksville Elder . Frankfort . Duyfon BeHevue Lofayelfe Simon Kenton Kenton. . . 33 .42 20 .25 ..46 48 28 .47 45 63 32 4O 23 lETTERMEN M. Cuvana, R. Meiners, B. lewis, B. Weiner, E. Hirth, Se Besuner, J. Kohsin, M. Dickerson, J. Kerley, K. Jones. For the fifth consecutive year, Newport's mermen were proclaimed Northern Kentucky Swimming Champions. The boys, handicapped by not having a pool of their own, swam against Cincinnati rivals, losing only two meets by one point each. Northern Kentucky records broken were the 80 yard breaststroke by S. Besuner; 80 yard backstroke by R. Weiner; and the 120 yard medley relay by S. Besuner, R. Weiner and R. lewis. Newport was never defeated in these three events all season. Co-cctptains chosen for the season were Bob 56 SQUAD M. Cavunu, R. Meiners, B. lewis, B. Weiner, E. Hirthl S. Besunel, Jt Kohsin, M. Dickerson, J. Kerley, K. Jones, R: Meyers, A. Joseph, J. Whitehouse, S. Meiners. Weiner and Ray Meiners. Others receiving letters with these two were Besuner, Lewis, Franks, Kohsin, Hirth, Kerley, Jones, Dickerson and Seeber. Meet Results: Newport V ,, 46 Elder ., ,. . .. 29 Newport ................... . 37 St. Xavier, , ....,......38 Newport , 37 Purcell ........................... 38 Newport , . , 34 Roger Bacon , 21 Newport 38 Purcell .V .7 ,V , , ,, 37 Newport . .,,, 43 Elder e 32 cTnotch . TOP ROW: J. Kchsin, J. Ellington, B. Alford, J. Hill, R. Thomas. SECOND ROW: R. Marquette, S. Besuner. D. Franks, G. Schweigerl, N. Connor. THIRD ROW: R. Neises, R. Thomas, J. Rauh, B. Lewis, B. Weiner, P. Spaulding, R. Neises. Truck season opened this spring and a new team was buiIt around the letter- men returning from the 1944 squad: Weiner, Connor, Marquette, Ellington, Lewis, Roy Thomas, Bob Thomas, Spuulding, Franks, and Kohsin. The team was entered in the Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference for the first time and participated in the district meet held at Bellevue on May12. regional tournament. Last year the Wildcats were edged out by Brooksville Polar w Under the guidance of Coach Stan Arnzen, the Wildcats again entered the it t t Bears 4-3 for the right to compete 'In the state tournament at Lexington. h The team had only two returning lettermen from the previous season. They were Neal Connor, pitcher and shortstop, and Don King, outfielder. OiaAahaQQ TOP ROW: 0. Taylor, R. Neises, l. Kidney. SECOND ROW: K. Jones, C. Ban- kemper, R. Thomas, D. Franks, G. Schweigert, B. Boswell. THIRD ROW: J. Ruuh, D. King, N. Connor, B. Weiner, P. Spuulding, J. Palmer. CheanQeadlanA ClOCKWiSE: John McDermoH, Norma Meyer, lois CaHiII, Mary Kouns, Mary Jane Dieringer, Norinne Schoech. Meet, CTeam . . . qight! qight! qight! 58 MISS NANCY POE The G. A. A. is carefully guided under the able supervision of Miss Nancy Poe, assisfed by the oFFIcers and board members. The purpose of the club is to promote more participation in sports there- fore reaching its aim of heqlfh and good sportsmanship. .AA G. A. A..OFFICERS AND BOARD President ........................................................................ Edwina Blecher Firsf Vice President ................ .. . V , . Nonie Schoech Second Vice President .................................... Dorothy Rechtin Secretary.....,.......,.. Dorothy Braun Treasurer. , , W . ,. , ,, , , , ,, ,Mary Jewel Pioss Basketball ................................................................................. Betty Klein Baseball ,, V ., , , ,. ,. , mBonnie Merrill Volleyball . Wlois Cahlll Aerial Dart .................................................................. LuureHu Daniel Kickball.. .. ,.V...Chrisfine Dickerson Bowling , ., Mary Jane Dieringer Swimming . ........................ ,Mary Kouns Shuffleboard , .......................................... Florence lehmon Badminton. ........................................................ Carolyn Lampe Horseback Riding ........................................................... Martha Fausz Tennis ................................................. June Vollman Skating ......................................... Nancy Furnish Ping Pong ................................... Mary F. Owens Hiking ........... Virginia Wiebe Bicycle Riding....,..., ................ He1en Perry Checkers ................. . .......................................................... Pat Toll Horse Shoes .. , , .. . .. .. Margie White 60 Ix g. .94. 44. waergpA qniencggtj Competition 61 -; r; a.. :U. I. 0.. ?er Oohtgbicag gtamina and? Encgunance The N. H. 5. Daily Bulletin and any other important notices to be sent around the school are Issued from the office by Mr. Cobb, Miss Lillian Gilb, and the stcncit assistants. Under Miss Gilb's direction, the mail is sorted, information given, and c: ULost and Found department maintained for the benefit of the students and the faculty. It is here that we come to seek advice from Mr. Cobb on our perplexing problems or to check on our records. The fatulty members, too, seek counsel at time, so the office is always a place of buzzing activity. We are, indeed, deeply grateful and indebted to this corp of hardy workers, whose cheerful smiles greet us upon entering the office any time of the day. Members of the staff areeFlorence Curr, Mary Jewel Ftoss, Betty Richardson, Lauretta Daniel, Mary Jane Dieringer, June Huber, Virgin'io Monyet, Lois Myers, Tom Collins, Jack Kerley, and Bob Bosweil. 64 7 J Miss Morris, assisted by her capable staff of eighteen girls, has been a great he1p to those who wish to come to the library for reference or for pleasure. Since its enlargement the library accommodates many more students and has room for newer and better books. It is quite an enioyable spot for group reference as well as for leisure time. All of the latest magazines, iournols, and reference books are secured for the benefit of the students. The library staff consists of: Clara Benedict, Audrey Brickler, Lois Cahill, Vir- ginia DeHof, Ramona Derrick, Betty Dewold, Doris Emmett, Wilma Fahlbush, Martha Fausz, Charlene Freppon, Nancy Furnish, Sadye Klatch, Asalee Martin, Fern Motz, Norinne Schoech, Ramona Sheunshung, Jone Vollman, Betty Yaeger. cThe: oCibnang, $tatt 65 Whether Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, or Senior, the Newporter has opport tunities for anyone interested in the field of Journalism. Under the supervision of Miss Fitzsimmons, the Newporter is published semi- monthly to keep the students and faculty informed of the latest scholastic and social activities. EDITORIAL AND BUSINESS STAFF Managing Editor, . H News Editors: Jeanne Axt Page 1.. . .. , , . , , , Mary Evelyn Blank Page 2 .. , . . ,. .. ., . Martha Ann Otting Page 3-hBoys' Sports , . ,. , ., , , ,. ., , , , , , ,, ., ,t , Ed. Casebolt Page 3hGiris' SportL Mary F. Owens Page 4 .............. . . Clara Benedict . .. ...Fred Schlosser ...................................... Florence Corr Photographer . Business Manager StaH Assistants: Marcia Anderson; Pauline Aruta, Emilie Arnold, Millie Bacheberle, V Edwina Beicher, Mariette Borocco, Bob Boswell, Kay Burns, Lois Cahill, George Clark, Tom Collins, Ruth Elaine Conway, Mary Jane Dieringer, Marilyn FenhoFF, David Franks, Sara Gillham, Alice Herndon, Mary Hogan, June Huber, Jack Kerley, Rex Marquette, Johnny McDermott, Esther McGurk, Sylvia Palmer, Lou Ann Payne, Mary Jewel Ploss, Margaret Powell, Dorothy Rechtin, Betty Richi crrdson, Nonie Schoech, Marian Seibert, Rdmona Sheunshang, John Spessard, Rosella Stafford, Shirley Volkmur, June Vollman, Jo Ann Webster, Margie White, Joanne Wiechmon. Staff Advlser , Miss Catherine Fitzsimmons 66 Ativahr. : CWlwxic 3311, .Eiiiia K HEQEB $123! 1.1.laxirigaisii Norinne Schoech chd Queen 67 HMusic hath chorm'thtruer words were never spoken. The some emotions which Kentucky pioneers expressed in their music years ago are experienced today by people all over the world when they hear our folk songshfor music is the universal language. To help the students appreciate music is one 68 a4 CQPEQQCL CUO'LCEA CEIQEHCQ 3n oHanmomg I? t1 of the main purposes of our band and chorus. Under the excellent direction of Mr. Parke, our band has throughout the past year provided music for many different programs and as- semblies. W'Ith bright new uniforms and instru- ments, they are as impressive in appearance as in performance. FIRST ROW: Glenn Uihe, Emilie Arnold, Velma Buerger, Evelyn Lemel, J W Parke, Marvin Wickelhuus, Joanne Wiechman, AnneHe Harris, Paul Connors. SECOND ROW: Harold Herman, John Gulvinl John Deckert, Richard Swope, Levi McClure, Wm. Rav- enscrafi, Tom Kuppas, Eugene Smilh, Donald Haas, Paul Miller, Jock Goebel. THIRD ROW: Vern Stephens, Ray Rammelsburg, Troy Chamlee, Waller Dauzenburg, Norman Raih, Glenn Meyers, Richard Wuerfz, Richard Hurd, Donald Wiener, Rollie Yellon, Bob licke, Ray King m275$t Oun diandl andl Wajonattab 69 Wine; dounzpie Pigeon An Operetta in two Acts Music by LiberHo by George T. Matthews Irene Alexander CHARACTERS Pompo ..................... , .............. . ................................. Harold Herman Sush Princegs Floraida , TUf- Tui ............................. Captain Kufzoff ....................... .. . ,. .. .. .. .. SergeanI ...................................... , .................................................... Tira. ...... ........................................ Dick Wuertz ......................................................................... Evelyn Lemel Stanley Meiners ......Rollie YelIon ..William Massey ...Loverne Eckman Lira ., .. AnneHe Harris Ayea ....... . ,, ., ., ........................ , ......................................... Nelda Holliday Beyu ...... .. . Mary Owens Countess Giumbo ,. , , , .. ,,,,, Jeanne AxI Victor Stanleymm .. , .. V. , I, . ..... Carl Rash Pat .,George Clark First Herolci of the King ,. ,, , ,. .Doncld Marsh Second Herald of the King ,, , . Bob Welner A Messenger and a Chorus comprising: Soldiers of The Tower Guard Court Dancers, Girls of the Cour? Followers of the Prophet, Servants. . SCENE Courtyard of King's Castle Act I Four o'clock in Ihe afternoon Act il Four o'clock in the morning a week later At Piono-wMiss Leila Morsee, Lou Anne Payne Dramalic DirectionhMiss Martha Henderson: Musical Direction--Mr, James Parke 7O The lights dim! The audience becomes silent! The curtains rise! Another success for the dramatic ctub is evident! Students of Newport High School who are interested in dramatics are given an opportunity to display their talent before cm audience in assemblies. In this way, the dramatic club endeavors not only to entertain but to help students to overcome the fear of talking and acting before an audience. Under the careful guidance of Miss Beryl Schwarberg, the dramatic club has successfuily handled CI number of interesting plays this past year. Two of the most entertaining were The .Tuntrum and Senior Freedom. SDnamat'Lc CQul: 72 ginQ 0254511052.; HFocing life squarely and giving the best, the slogan of The Girl Reserves, is characteristic of its members who strive to give all they have in order to get the most out of life. These girls, the future civic leaders of our city, help fhe war effort by sending gift boxes to service men and to The needy at home and abroad. The club's initiation, an inspiring candleFighf service, was held this year on the high school stage. The students are proud of the Girl Reserves, their capable sponsor, Miss Mary lee Caldwell, and Their emcersw- Lois Cahill, .. , ,, ,, .w....H.H,President Florence Lehman . ,, , ,Vice President BeHy Dewald .. . . , , , , . , .. , .mSecrelary Edwina Belcher H Treasurer 73 gunion fRadl Cnolm The aims of the Junior Red Cross Club are Service, Health, and World Friend- ship. Its members consisf of those girls interested in aiding the sick, needy, and distressed. h Under the direction of Their sponsor, Miss Marion Parsons, they have made articles for Army and Navy hospitals and training centers, have sent gifts to The children of foreign countries, heiped with the Blood Bank, and made toys for children's institutions. Members of 'he club are: Almedo Adams, Julia Andrews, Marion Bales, Clara- bell Burkhart, Sue Carroll, Ruth Conners, Peggy Ann Cool, Donna Craven, Naomi Daley, Bertha Davis, Kay Derrick, Irene Ellis, Gloria Embs, Alice Galvin, Garnet Guilkey, Dona Gustin, Charmaine Harden, LaVerne Harden, Dorothy Hughes, Loretta Johnston, Virginia Kaltenbuck, Joan Keslar, Laverne Kruefer, Gloria Lehew, Georgia Lowery, Curol Murz, Betty Manyel, Phyllis Ryeburn, Virginia Small, Giadys Smith, Norma Smith, Hazel St. John, Dorothy Sullivan, Mary Sullivan, Eileen Turner, and Befty Wimsey. The officers of the club are: Nelda Holliduy , , , .. ,, , . . . . President Gloria Marshall .h . H , . Vice President Jean Welte . , . h .h . h .. .Secretury Laverne Eckmun . .. . . . h ,Treasurer 74 The purpose of the Pen Pal Club is to gain new friends by writing letters to foreign countries. One may Find much more information in a well written and Interesting letter from a foreign country, than he ever will find in a history or geography book. Since the world was engaged in a state of war, receiving letters from foreign countries became quite difficult. However, there were a few letters which the club received from those countries which were belligerent, such as England, France, and New Guinea. The largest number of letters for the club, were received from our great northern neighbor, Canada. In January, the club gave an assembly for the benefit of the student body to explain the purpose of the club and to tell how it was founded. Letters from diHerent countries were read, and they were greatly enioyed by the students. The members of the club are: R, Ketler, President,- J. Evanshtne, Secretary; B. Root, Treasurer; M. J. Floss, V. L. Quayle, G. Block, L Timmonds, L. Keller, M. Smith, K. Thornton, R. Ploss, C. Zimmerman, G. Ruddick, R. Huddle, J. Huber, P. Moore, A. Turner, M. Enzweiler, J. Huddle, F. Bous, R. Roberts, M. Rehling, D. Emmett, L Johnston, G. Lehew, P. Fischer, 5. Carroll, N. Daley, D. Binnion, At Lindsey, J. A. Creamer, W. Shouse, J. lucas, J. Abramis, J. McDermott and Miss Alma Lamb, the club adviser, 03m Pall 035nm nailing The Personality Club, under the direction of Mrs. Henry Bobbs, is one of rhe popular clubs in school. The girls belonging to this organization are taught the important art of getting along with others and the finer points of good grooming and personality. Manners, courfesy and tact are three points the! are par- ticularly stressed. How wonderful to possess the genuine charm and poise of a Kentucky Belle of a decade ago! Members are: M. Anderson, V. Baber, J. Barker, E. Belcher, C. Benedict, V. Buerger, K. Burns, R. Burns, L. Cuhill, D. Craven, V. Craven, Vh Cross, L. Daniel, R. Derrick, B. Dewad, M. Dieringer, M. Ploss, M. Downs, G. Embs, C. Engel, A. Galvin, A. Herndon, T. Hirth, J. Huddle, R. Huddle, l. Kohnen, F. Lehman, D. Moore, P. Moore, T, Morton, D. Neises, N. Payne, H. Perry, J. Prince, D. Ready, D. Rechtin, M. Rehling, B. Roof, M. Seibert, N. Smith, L. Schume- burger, Gh Smith, R. Sfien, A. Stewart, D. Thomusf S, Volkmar, J. Vollmcn, A, Weidinger, V. Wlebe, and N. Holliday. 76 The Pi Epsilon Pi chapter of the National Honor Sociefy, under the auspices of Miss Katherine Warren, is open to those students who have maintained G 907': average for their First two and one- hulf years of high school. The club is well known through school and is an encourage- menf for the under cfossmen to obtain a high scholasn'c standing so ihaf they may be initiated inlc fhe club when they reached their Junior year. Members are: Donald King, Presldent; Martha Ann OHing, Vice President,- Charles Garrett, Secretary-Trecsurer; Puufine Arufa, Jeanne Axt, Edwina Belcher, Mary E. Blank, Mariette Borocco, Lois Cchill, Florence Carr, Ed. Casebolt, Rosella Daniel, Betty Dewafd, Mary Jane Dieringer, Patsy Foster, Mary Helen Hogan, Kathryn Kane, Richard Keller, Geneva Liles, Mary Frances Owens, Mary Jewel Pioss, Margaret Powell, Dorothy Rechfl'n, Robert Sandman, Norinne Schoech, Gladys Sienken, Lillian Temple, Robert Weiner, Lois Welte and Bernard Zakem. HE-Mzw 0 o: N.H.5. FuTuKE DRESS DESIGNERS LO. l. Huncuannxl panuxzwsrsm,a b WoLl - man Brr. hm: HM: 5;, ALL! man mm: ,n :: 30x0: gdms ' MHFUD' rwczwz The boys in this department learn how to develop and use their skills in the art of handicraft. Carefully guided by their instructor, Mr. Don Walker, the boys draw plans and construct useful items with the new and modern machinery in the shop. Here they are taught the manual arts which become invaluable to them in their later lives. Wu am 7mm To Senior Class of ,45 From The Parent - Teachers Association Mrs. James Deckerf, Presidenf Mrs. Earl Diefz, First Vice President Mrs. Albert Dieringer, Second Vice Presideni Mrs. Arthur Hughes, Secretary Mrs. John Eicher, Treasurer 82 Compliments of LOOKOUT HOUSE Dlxle nghwuy Covington, Ky. Reservullons HEJHS W The Andrews Steel Co. Newport, Kentucky Jack Kerley, President Glenn Schweigerl', Vice President Bonnie Merrill, Secretory BeHy Klein, Treasurer Miss Lelia Marsee, Adviser 34' For Convenient, Courteous Service Shop A! COPPIN5S DEPARTMENT STORE Seventh and Madison Covington, Ky. Clara Benedict Greetings From Bob Sullivan Manager of the Strand Theatre, to All My Pafrons Courtesy is the Mafia of My Entire Staff USHERS CASHIERS OPERATOR MAID Neal Connor Jean Connor Carl Engel Addie Mills Joe Gates Pearl Bishop Glen Schweikert Paul Spaulding Carl Shay James Adank 85 Compliments of A FRIEND 7233 7am! To Keep Fit Skullng At The FORT THOMAS ROLLER RINK Speclai Rules to Private Parties, Schools, Clubs, Churches and Industrial Organizatlons Public Transportation to Door Green Line Car No. 11 Fort Thomas Roller Rink 44 N. F1. Thomas Ave. Phone Hiland 1665 Newport National Bank 810 Monmouth St. Newport, Keniucky Do Your Part! Buy War Bonds 8. Stamps Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 86 gWaa 'd Kentucky's Finest Siores For Quality -.-- For Style -:- For Value EILERMAN'S Covlnglon Newport A. C. Dobbling 8: Son FUNERAL DIRECTORS Bellevue, Ky. Fl. Thomas, Ky. Compliments of The Beverlg Hills Country Club +s- 7ize3 a. gtsclteu 6t gen FUNERAL HOMES 4:9, g Newport FL Thomas Cincinnati Athletic Goods Company I TO Wes! Fourth Street Cincinnati, Ohio G I L L E T T BROTHERS Wholesale Distributors Confections -:- Tobaccos -:- Cigarettes lindsey and Brighton Newport, Ky. Phone CO. 4856 HILAND DAIRY CO. Seolfest Dairy Products 324 East Fourth Street Newport, Ky. Try Our Own Make of lce Cream HOHMAISTER Candy -:- Cigars and Novelties HE. 9824 7th 8. Monmouth Newport, Ky. MANYET'S BAKERY Better Baking Cakes for Special Occasions 2 W. Walnur Southgafe 801 Saratoga-Newporf ALBERT DIERINGER 1 17 Saratogu St. Newport, Ky. Quality Meats CO. 5460 Complimenfs of Compliments YUNG 8: CO. 0f MEATS A FRIEND BeStWIShes REAL ESTATE lo the Class of'45 EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE DANIEL'S GROCERY STORE 33 East th Street Newport, Ky. Est. 1908 ADAM C. HAAS 724 Monmouth SI. Phone Co. 9869 Compliments of WM. C. ULRICH Representing HERFF-JONES CO. ALBER'PS MEN'S SHOP SPO RTS WEA R 821 Monmouth Sfree! Newport, Ky. Compliments of SIGMA UPSILON MU Chicken and Steak Dlnners Dancing F. 8: N. TAVERN Geo. Thomas, Prop. Mary Inglis Highway Dayton, Ky. Phone Hemlock 9130 FRED BLEY BAKERY Tenth and Isabella $15. Fresh Goods Daily Cakes and Pies A Specialty FENBERS 8: ROSING Every New Style In Hols and Furnishing for Young Men 734 Monmouth Street Diamonds -:- Watches -:- Jewelry MONMOUTH JEWELRY CO. Incorporated 719 Monmouth Sireel CO. 5329 Newport, Ky. DIXIE CHILI PARLOR 722 V2 Monmouth SI. Newport, Ky. Quaiity a nd Servlce TUT, TUT, NOTHING BUT BUTTER-NUT' BREAD For Over 100 Years PFEIFER'S FLOWER SHOP CO. 9297 720 Monmouth St. Newport, Ky. Greenhouses 64 S. Grand Ave. Ft. Thomas, Ky. 9O '4!- Gold Coast Sunshlne FLACH BROS. GROCERY -r- Insurance Reai Estate THE F. A. BUCHANAN CO. 210 Vlne SI. Clnclnnutl, Ohio 30 East Slxlh SI. Newport, Ky. Congratulations Best Wishes Class of '45 Class of '45 ALBERT T. KING KAPPA Pl GAMMA For a Bil of Sweel or a Bile lo Eat Come In Ihe SILVER SHELL ' Bur -:- Restaurant -:- Grill 835 Monmoulh SI. Phone HE. 9110 Newport Ky. Compliments of OSCAR RUMMELL ICE CREAM and lUNCH CLOVER LEAF DAIRY BARS Monmouth Street ISIale Theatrei Elevenlh near Monmouth Street Newport, Kentucky Highland Avenue, Forl Thomas Inlald Linoleum Window Shades YORK ST. CARPET HOUSE 601-603 York Street Newport, Ky. leonard WUH Weghorn HI 5949 . ,,.'.;::::,; . ,wn 7.7,; ,v,J J, .., , , .H A,A-.. , ,, WW, LOWE 8: CAMPBELL Athletic Goods 703-705 Main Street Records Sheet Music Greeting Cards SONG SHOP 36 E. Fifth St. on Ft. Square Cincinnati, Ohio E. J. HNed Wenslrup Lenkl Starkemper, Associale THE TOWER OPTICAL CO. Suite 1101, Curew Tower Phone CHerry 4621 WEINGARTNER LUMBER CO. Lumber -:- MHI Work -:- Wall Board Wood Shingbs -:- Sheet Rock Asphalt Shingles Phone Colonial 8220 1126 John Street Newporl. Ky. Best Wishes ATLAS LAUNDRY 8 DRY CLEANERS THE OTTO ZIMMERMAN 8: SON CO. Uncorporaledj The Music Printer Est. 1876 Newport, Ky, Best Wishes LAMPE 8: CLARK 707 Monmouth Street Newport, Ky. VESPER PRINTERS Commercial Printers 22-24 East Seventh SI. Newport, Ky. Phone CO. 8377 92 4 I i A. 8. L. SHOPPE INFANT'S 3x CHILDREN'S WEAR TEN-o-s CLUB Ladies lingerie 8L Hosiery Phone CO. 7713 807 Monmouth 51. 1005 York Slreef Newport, Ky. f Dine and Dance Tires, BuHeries, Radios Oils and lubricants Phone He. 9237 WIGGINS Prop WM. H, FAUSZ Home Owned-Aulc Supplies and Sporling Goods Phone COIoniu! 4585 526 Monmnulh Sf. T 1. -.1. SUSANNE GRILL KENTUCKY SALES .s SERVICE 628 M n 'h 5!. - New:on?UKy. Tenth and Sarutoga Sts. Recommended by Duncan Hines CO. 6178 Newport, KY. .1.-H. WETZEL'S FOOD MARKET . . Comphmenls of Chance Men's Fancy Fruits and Vegetables Received Daily Third and Park Col. 9568 and 7338 JOHN GREENBLATT Frozen Foods Compliments of NEWPORT BOWLING ALLEYS HELEN GOTTSCHALL ' For a Quick Snack Pcironize Visit FRAM'S A Reliable Store I STEVIE S DELICATESSEN 817 Monmoulh 5!. 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SELIGMAN 'Y 00 5 No'mm Permanent Wave i DISTRIBUTING CO. . . : 14th! C.8 0.R.R. COI'I'Ie Ma'h'as Shoppe ! Covington, Ky. ' I HE. 4075 IOIh and Columbia 505. 206 Evergreen Ave. 1 Dis'ribuiors of Burger Newpurl, Ky. Saulhgale, Ky. Hi. 1395 I Budweiser -:- Michelob Beer : 1 Even If It's A Sandwich Dale You'll Enioy Thal Snazzy Evening At The Mfdwest Most Bewitching Supper Club Where The Food Is Jusi Too-Too For Words And You Dance Right Out of This World Stars From Hollywood To Broadway No Cover Charge -:- No Minimum -:- Superb Service The Glenn Rendezvous Route 27 Monmouth Street Newport, Kentucky 94 Congraiulufions Best Wishes To the Senior Class of 1945 Oscar Hesch MAYOR OF NEWPORT W. L Small, Jr. Loretta Widrlg Mr. and Mrs. J. L Cobb Charlotte J. Weber Miss Gladys M. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Meads Eleanor F. Daniel Pfc. and Mrs. Norman Flrst Mr. and Mrs. Albert Flaig Miss Opal Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meier Mr. and Mrs. Victor Knoer Miss Peggy Marie Welfe Mr. and Mrs. William Bradhold Muior and Mrs. Fred H. Welfe Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kohnen Nancy Poe A Friend Wilbur H. OHlng Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Schlosser Mr. and Mrs. Ray Foster Mr. and Mrs. Frank BiHIe Miss Alma Foster Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ax! Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Moore Vera Moore Chi Beta Chi Sorority Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cuseboif, Sr. Gene Richardson Coroner Leo Suufer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Borocco Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Richardson Cox. and Mrs. Roy Bush Cpl. and Mrs. E. Troendle J. H. Hunt Mrs. Erma Sandman Mr. and Mrs. Harry Andrews Mildred Grossheim Silva Finance Mr. and Mrs. George Melners Mr. and Mrs. S. Davis Mr. and Mrs. E. Weller Woodle Bressler1-Dayvue Theatre Compliments of THE BROWN PUBLISHING CO. MANCHESTER, OHIO PRINTERS OF NEWPORTIAN 1945 na- gum 3.. d...- .1: - mhum rm nm . $11.1 in .1 .. 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