Newport High School - Newportian Yearbook (Newport, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1953 volume:

THE 1953 NEWPORTIAN Published By The Senior Class NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL Newport e Kentucky Borbo r0 Hofocker Co-Editors Charlie Swope Business Manager Pauline Dziech Peggy Payne Artist 7k- WlLLlE WILDCAT has explored the classrooms, halls, assemblies, pep meetings, games, and etc. to give you the inside story of Newport High School in 1952 and 53. Willie proudly presents the Faculty and Administration, who as individuals possess a keen understanding of the problems confronting high school students and endeavor to direct them toward an independent and secure future. As we follow Willie through these pages we hope you will find recorded here the events you will wont to re- member about your high school days at N. H. 5. CONTENTS TheSchool.........r..2 Administration e . . . . . . . . t 4 Classes. . . , . . . . . . . . . ll Activities. . . . . . . . t . . . 17 Music , . . . . . . . . . Y . . 31 Organizations . . . t A . . . A . 39 Sports. . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 Album . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Advertisers. . . . . . . . . . .l03 X K hm 0: HEN: dlm HOFFOE-Zn Ubnn U! WITH WILLIE WILDCA'I'... SEE HOW NEWPORT HIGH Anderson D. Owens, Superintendent James Lee Cobb, Principal of New- of Newport Public Schools. port High School. BOARD . Walter G. Melching and A. D. Owens seated. Curl H. Ebert, Victor H. Brown, Albert T. King, standing. John F. Galvin inset. ...'I'I'IIII.I IT'S ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 4 Miss Mattie Phillips - Dean of Girls Mr. John Collins - Dean of Boys The Deans issue readmission slips to each student, when he has been absent, and returns to school. They also aid the guidance director in counciling, and are considered a personal friend to everyone. J. . .- i. . - A D WW5 ' R ' I o N The measure of on educational institution is not so much what it has but rather what it does. The moving force behind Newport High School is the Board of Education, Superintendent of Schools, and Principoi. This group formulates the policies of school government. The school board is made up of civic minded citizens who are interested in the progress of our schools. Supt. Anderson D. Owens is serving his twenty-sixth year as Superintendent of schools. He co-ordinotes the policies of the board with actual school life, One of the most important persons in our school is our principal, James L Cobb, who is oiways willing to guide us, It is he who enforces school laws and sees that our school runs smoothly. Mrs. Gladys Garner - Guidance Director Mr. C. R. Little - The Attend- ance Officer Mrs. Garner has charge of test- ing such as aptitudes, person- ality, etc. Each senior is called in for individual interviews. and assistance is given in selection of vocations and col- leges. Mr. Little keeps a complete record of everyone of school age. When our students are repeatedly absent, he visits them to learn the reasons. These sometimes aren't valid ! STANLEY ARNZEN, B.S. HOWARD BARNETT, B.S. Head Basketball Coach, Assistant Teaches: Chemistry. Sponsor for Footbal! Coach. Bowling, Bible, and Golf Clubs. MARY LEE CALDWELL, A.B., EVALYN COLLIVER, A.B. M.A. Teaches: English. Teaches: Spanish, BURNETTA BROWNFIELD HAZEL GIRVIN, A.B., M.A. FLAIRTY, AB. Teaches: Latin and English. Teaches; P h y s i c o l Education, Sponsor for Girls' Athletic As- sociotion. EDWIN K. BURTON, B.S. Teaches: Mechanical Drawing. Coaches Track, Freshman Football. BERNICE CULBERTSON, B.S. Teaches: Stenography, Bookkeep- ing, and Commercial Law. Sponsor for Business Honor Society. GYPSY GRAY, B.E. Teaches: Commercial Subjects. LYLE HAGGARD, A.B. Teaches: Physics, Algebra. ALMA LAMB, AAB Teaches: English. Sponsor for Walden Club and Pen Pal Club. JAMES PARKE, BKAU B,M.., M.M. Director of Music. VINCENT ISENBERG, Teaches; Practical Arts Subjects. Football Line Coach MARY ELIZABETH MORRIS. A.B., B5. in Librarian ODESSA PARKER. 3.5. Teaches: Art. Library Science. CHARLOTTE KERNAN, A.B. Teaches: Biology, Psychology, and Sociology. Head of Visual Aids, Jr. Class Adviser JEANNETTE OWENS, A.B. Teaches: Science. LEILA M. PEAK. A.B. Teaches; Mathematics. Adviser. Annual FACULTY ANNA K. RUSSELL, BVA. Teaches: Home Economics. Spon- sor for Future Homemakers of America. ROBERT STONEBURNER, B.S. Head Football Coach. Teaches; Physical Education. DOROTHY TEBBS, A.B. Teaches: English and American History. Senior Class Adviser. JOSEPH L. SEIBERT, A.B. Teaches: Speech and English. LOIS TANNER, B.E. Teaches: Health and Business English. DONALD WALKER, A.B., B.D. Teaches: Manual Training, ELLA STONE SPENCER, A.B., ME. Teaches: English. Sponsor for Future Teachers of America; MARY TANNER, B.E. Teaches: Commercial Subjects. KATHERINE E. WARREN, B.S. Teaches: Bookkeeping. Sponsor for Honor Society and Student Council. NORMA WELLS, A.B. Teaches: Mathematics. ALICE WITTERIED, B.S. Teaches: Commercial Subjects MARY LOU KLESSMAN S e c r e r a r y: Superintendent of Schools. LORENA T. WETZEL, B.A. Teaches: Mathematics. JEN BOHLINGER Secretary: Attendance Department. NIONA KEW Secretory: Board of Education. KATHERINE WERNER, B.S. Teaches: Home Economics. Head of Cafeteria. LILLIAN GILB Secretory: High School Principal, GIVES A WEALTH OF KNOWLEDGE 10 . w: u u: n, IN CLASSROOM AND lABORA'I'ORY 'E'I Miss Norma Wells, algebra teacher, watches as Norman Youtsey explains an equation for her fifth period class. Shirley Rich and Pauline: Tirey, tranScribe letters from the dicraphones. Helen Valz, typing an assignment. Miss Gypsy Gray, looking on. am, Mr. Howard Burnerf, Chemistry instructor, explains Mr. John Colins, geography instructor, cfiscusses a for Lynn Beniumin, Jud Arnold, and Danny Belmont, map of Tennessee with Bill Lilzinger and Herminu Levine. how to perform an experiment. Miss Kafherine Warren, checks 0 Cash Payment Journal for Donna Westerkamp. Carol Stahl, waits to have hers checked. Golia Turner, Jerry Abney, Carol Schwuru, Rebecca Griffith, and Charlie Swope, committee from Walden Club and Student Council hang the first door decoration for Christmas. A. C. McDonald and Joann Derrick complete the Carrol Stahl shows Vivian Martin and Dolores Stein- farmula on the board: while Mr. Lyie Haggard, their hauer how to do a balance sheet for their bookkeep- teqcher, explains Physics to Nancy Pickett, James ing. Donna Westerkump working ut her desk. Rouse, Charles Swope, and Joyce Boots. h Jim Thompson adjusts the star, Annette Baker, Miss Katherine Warren, Wanda Becker, Donna Westerkump, Ronnie Derrick, Ralph Har- ris, Kelly Flannery, and John Parker put the finish- ing touches on the tree, and Ann Arnold and Erma Huff- man wish every one a Merry Christmas . Mr. John Collins, Dean of Boys, explains to Paul Alice Sprung, Ken Hemingway, and John Parker Gosney that, All readmission slips must be rerurned study a bulletin board prepared in Latin class about to the office at the end of the day, or . . . E The Trojan Horse. Jerri Sutton and Ronnie Pigg watch while Mrs. Miss Bernice Culbertson plays the recordings for Charlotte Keman explains circulation of the blood Mildred Becker, Wanda Dawes, and Blanche Foy, to in the frog far a general science class. take dictation for shori- hand practice. 15 ...EXPERIENCES IN EXTRA- 16 ES ITI R ACTIV LA IC RR :0 17 u! w; nunh'w Wm W; m, .M lalluuza iFrH 'I ,, 4 13 Dr: A: IIM Q-rII, b; 617 rim: , '10. .1; . emu 91h lVarrzA! r i' fun xhlfpftffrfful ; mm Pm; jagrimink, 4: J4 gmlw hobo: mm lilhm 4 m? R1 V , WW x ,, mm 1 Row 1: Gail Hampton. Gail Slaymun, Carol Schwartz, Annette Baker, Ann Arnold, Marlene Wilmot. Row 2: Miss Katherine Warren, Norman Youtsey, Carl Mcllvoy, Marcella Lovelace, Marilyn Derrick, Churiie Swope, Roberta Cnudill. Row 3: Jerry Abney, Kelly STUDENT COUN Mqrilyn Derrick, Charlie Swope, Annette Baker, Secretary, President, and Vice President. qunnery, John Parker, Carole Jenn Rush, Jim Thompson, Jerry King. Row 4: Ruth Kpssun, Kenneth Dewberry, Roger Quinn, Don Schoo, Jim Fangman, Erma Huffman. CIL GOVERNS US Our school governing body, the Student Council, consists of chosen representatives from each home room. These representa- tives must have certain qualifications as to scholarship, attendance and citizenship. Under the direction of Miss Katherine Warren, the Council meets every other week and on the succeeding morning the home room representative reports to his class the business of the previous meeting. Projects which the Student CouncEl worked on this year were: packing gift boxes for the boys overseas, collecting clothes for a school girl in another part of the state, sponsoring a school election, and decorating the Christmas tree. During the course of the year, numer- ous probiems were presented to the Council via the home room representatives, which they tried to solve to the best of their ability. Auk Row 1: Helene Einhorn, Annette Baker, Carol Stahl, Marian Smith, Elizabeth Harvey, Joann Derrick, Ethel Abney, Peggy Payne, Miss Alice Witteried. Row 2: Barbara Wagner, Wanda Becker, Ida Hock- ney, Carolyn Huer, Betty Meyers, Wanda Leek, Ca-roline Fix, Pal Hull. Row 3: Jackie Boeckey, Ralph .1! quris, Ronnie Rauss, Jud Arnold, Tom Kelsey, Jimmie Grimme, Dick Meurer, David Froehlich, Eleanor Smithson. Row 4: Vivian Martin, Susan Conway, Joyce Turner, Cleo Wagner, Peggy Jo Rich, Charmaine DeWald, Stella Bowen, Christine Stokley. THE NEWPORTER KEEPS US INFORMED An outstanding policy of any school newspaper is to keep its student body well informed of all events, which are interest- ing and important, in their high school lite and program. It also improves the standards of character and citizenship in the school. The Newporter is published at Newport High once each month during the school year under the supervision of the English teachers, each edition being sponsored by a different teacher. Working on the Newporter Staff gives many advantages to its members. The staff members learn how to write copy, promc read, and how to lay out a paper. They also learn responsibility and respect for schedules. A trip is taken each year to one of the outstanding newspaper plants in this area. This year the staff enjoyed a visit to the TEmes-Stor. Changes in form, type and even title of our school paper may be seen in the three editions from the Tamer in 1914 to the present Newporter. Row 1: Barbara Wagner, Joyce Boots, Barbara Hofacker, Charlie Swope, Peggy Payne, Mary Lou Bapfield, Jackie RiHer. Row 2: Larry Huber. George Budig, Paul Rourk, Poul Orne, Gene Puckett, Chester Gray, Hermina Levine, Nancy Bridewell. Row 3: Cu'rletl'a Tomlin, Helene Einhorn, Nancy Combs, Jeqn Daniel, Joann Derrick, Carol Schwartz, Annette Baker, Alvi Lee Peaslack, Marian Coleman, Nancy Pigkett. Elizabeth Harvey, Christine Slokley. THE NEWPORTIAN RECORDS OUR Did you ever stop to think that the Newportian was first issued torty-two years ago? Since that time every student of New- port High hos anxiously awaited the day when he will receive his ANNUAL. At the beginning of the year, Seniors, under the supervision of their odvisor, Mrs. Lelia Peak, began working vigorously, tak- ing pictures, selling ads, writing editorials and preparing layouts to turn out an out- standing annuals The Seniors most im- portant project is to raise funds to help defray the cost of this publication The yearly sole of annuals is conducted through an activity fee. Students who par- ticipate in this activity program, and who complete all their payments receive the Newportian, regular issues of the New- porter, as well 05 other benefits. Barbara Hofucker and Charlie Swope, ceueditors discuss plans for the dummy. Row 1: Delores Andrea, Sally King, Pauline Dziech, Pauline Tirey, Donna South, Betty Webb. Row 2: Gilmer Sizemore, Jim Griffin, Put O'Hara, Bill Daniels, Joyce Craft, Phyllis Buckler. YEAR'S ACTIVITIES Student and faculty autographs are exchanged on Bill Daniels, Pauline Dziech, and Sally King. Annual Day. Carole Moore, queen of 1952 Prom, and her court. Don Manyet, Joyce Ratliff, Tom Volter, Garnet Stokley, Martha Barkau, Charlie Swope, Angie Dickerson, Ed Lyons, Anna Lee Stanley, and Tom Schulte. Junior-Senior Prom The most exciting moment of a girl or boy's high-school days is the night of the Junior-Senior Prom. In 1952 this night was especially excit- ing for Carole Moore, who was elected by the Juniors and crowned Queen of the prom, by Charlie Swope, President of Junior Class. The Queen was accompanied by her five elected senior attendants, crown bearer, and their escorts. The prom was held at the Hotel Sinton Ballroom; and Bert Farber and his Orchestra furnished very enjoyable music. The Junior Class under the supervision of their adviser, Mrs. Dorothy Tebbs, participated in vari- ous types of money raising projects to give us an evening that will linger in our memories always We are eagerly looking forward to the l953 Prom which will be held in the Shera- ton-Gibson Rootc Garden. MrsV Chara lotte Kerncm and her juniors have planned an elaborate Prom for 1953, with Music by Charlie Kehrer and his orchestra. Carole Moore, Queen, and Charlie Swope, President of Junior Class of '52, her attendant. Peggy Payne -Annette Baker Is Formal Hilite of Barbara Hofucker, Queen of 1953 Junior-Senior Prom Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cobb autographed programs while the crowd danced to the rhythm of Bert Farber's Band. Ca role Stahl Year Dot Kelly Most Musicol -Jim Griffin CaroI Lang. Wittiesf Don Monyet Carol Schwartz. Most AthleticmCharlie Swope Chrisfine Stokley. OUTSTANDING SENIORS ARE J3; .an Most Optomistic - Donna South - Ed Lyons. Cutest - Dottie KeIIy Bill Lifzinger. Most Popular Barbara Hofocker -- Ken Fields. MK .nrJfoM . Best Dressed h Jerry King - Carol Stahl. Most kely to Succeed Charlie Foy Non y Combs. Best All Around m Schulte Annette Baker. HONORED IN WHO'S WHO Most Dignified Nancy Pickett Jim Reuse. Most Willing Worker - Pauline Dziech Chester Gray. Class Pest Helene Einhorn -- John Dietz. SENIOR PLAY IS THESPIAN TRADITION Row 1: Kenneth Fields, Sam Turner. Dan Manyef: Harold Roberts. Row 2: Barbara Hofacker, Shirley Pellillo, Sally King, Jim Griffin, Tom Volter, Pal Norton, Row 3: Carole Jean Stahl, Nancy Pickett, Joyce Boots, Chester Gray, Jaann Derrick, Nancy Combs, Jackie Ritter. GREEN GROW THE ONIONS A comedy in 3 acts by John Henderson. The Cast: Linda Weaver, Barbara Hafacker, Tommy Britten, Tom Volter; Fqu Britten, Jim Griffin; Doris Britten, Sally King; Flash Bril'l'om Pal Norton; Stinky Schemmer, Joann Derrick; Gladys Ives, Nancy Pickett; George Logan, Kenneth Fields; Minnie Mc- Guire, Shirley Pellillo, Thomas Britfon, Chester Gray; Ruth, Caroie Jean Stuhl; Becky, Jackie Ritter; Fuzzy, Harold Roberts; Mary, Nancy Combs; Skip, Don Manyef; Boots, Joyce Boots. Gladys invites Tommy re 0 Come us you are party. Hash goes along for proof of costume, I Linda Iells Thomas Britten, Now, Now watch your temper.' Why Tommy. you need a shave! 26 ASSEMBLIES ARE BI-WEEKLY How would you Iike to sit in cm audie ence and come face to face with fun, fact, and adventure? Well, here is just the place; Newport High Schoolls auditorium. The assemblies are brought to us for pleasure 05 well as education and are amazing and sometimes even unbelievable. They consist of plays, skits, movies, picture slides, lec- tures and many other forms of entertain- ment and instruction The foilowing pictures are from a few of our assemblies that took place during the schooi year of 1952-53. The clock and gate number '1 at Grand Central Stqtion form the background for Barbara Hotacker, quletta Tomlin, Carol Stahl, Annette Baker, Jackie Ritter, and Shirley Hutton, Glenn Igo, Jim Grimme, and Jim Griffin the Instru- mental Trio for Senior Assembly. Mr. Kenneth Strickfuden of Greensboro, North Carolina demonstrated the magneting effect of a telsa coil, the musical effect by interruption of a .disc, amplified the beating of a human heart and also used the human body as an antenna for radio rays. This is one assembly that was really un- believable; both student and faculty looked on with amazement. Bill Litzinger dreams of Joann Derrick, The Girl on the Magazine Cover. mmm 1323?; A profitable course, offered to girls in the high schooi, is Household Arts, Here the girls are taught to do better the things in homemoking that they help to do now and will do later in their own homes Mak- ing articles of clothing, cooking, conning, studying child core, and learning how to care for the body are just a few of the things taught. A very attractive display was set up this year in the library showcase showing the work of the girls in Ci unit on canning Freshmen girls made toys for Christmas. Norma Cope, Gail Hampton, and Helen Ware were found stuffing their toys. FUTURE HOME MAKERS LEARN HOW Mrs. Ward, Merle Norman representative, demon- Dee Cheek and Jeannie Carrado cry into their strgtes use of their cosmetics for Mrs. Russell and relish, while preparing the Onions. a group of freshmen girls. 28 Saws Buzzing! . , The Smell of Lacquer! Hammers Pounding! boys making orthographic drawings and lacing wallets . these add up to the busy Industrial Arts Department at Newport High! In the Woodworking Department, under the supervision of Mr Donald Walker, many projects are made. Among these projects are coffee tables, chests of drawers, book cases and end tables. In the drawing department the boys make not only orthographic drawings but try their skill at leathercroft. Mr. Edwin Burton helps them select projects, shows them how to draw the patterns, and teaches them how to curve and stomp designs in the leather Some projects are belts, bill- folds, and scissor cases. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr, Burton gives Bill Has an assist with his mechanical drawing. Gane Puckett, Don McDaniels, Lyie Allen - at the turning Iathes. 29 Mr. Waker demonstrates a Jointer machine for John Coffman, Bill Ewing. CHANNELS OF MUSIC 31 Row 1: Gayle Schulte, Carol Lung, Jim Riffe, Clay- Ion Hall, Jim Rechtin, Doug Herlhel, Lyle Allen, Pat Mayer, Caroline Fix. Row 2: Carol Hill, Georgia Go-odwin, Barbara Herzog, Gerry Swope, Joann Der- rick, Bonnie Kohl, Emma Jane Theiss, Susan Con- wy. Leah Newman, Lois Toy, Tom McKinney, Lugry Welp, June Morford. Row 3; Donna Willough- THE BAND ENLIVE It is half time, the whistle blows, the music starts, and here comes the 1952 Newport High School Dancing Bond and Mojorettes, marching onto the field and keeping step to a snappy tune. The ma- jorettes assume the lead as the group goes through its difficuit routines. The Wildcat Band was recognized, this 1 e byt Tim Goodall, Linda Miller, Carol Ortleib, Eugene Scheibly, Barbara Schmiber, Ralph Fogle, Linda Waddle. Jack Scheper, Dick Wallace, Mary Ann Reis. Row 4: Bennie Sl-uhl, Vic Scharsl'ein, Ronnie Ul'z, Bob Sensel, Kenny Switzer, Stanley Schaber, Tqm Baker. Jack Moore, Wayne Klink, Rudy Heath, Tnmye Bitter, Huston Ebert. NS OUR ACTIVITIES 32 year, as one of the finest in Kentucky. This achievement was reached, however, only after much hard work and practice, The lost two weeks in August were spent at summer camp learning new drills, and every day after school was used to bring them to near perfection. Guide right! Stay in line! Left, right, left, right, were the familiar cries heard during the two weeks of band camp and the many weeks of the football season. Under the capable direction of Mr James Parke the band and majorettes were one of the best such groups in Northern Kentucky. They astonished many people with their precise marching, good playing, and intricate dance steps. In March the music department pre- sented the Mad Minstrels of 1953 which was one of the highlights of the year Besides playing and dancing in the minstrel and marching on the football field the band and maiorettes did many other things. Every morning they played the Star-Spongled Banner in the hall, while the Hag was being raised Pep meetings, assemblies, and parades were enlivened by the groups participation. A variety show and concert was given, and last but not least they played for graduation. Jackie RiHer, Alvi Lee Peuslack, CaneI-ta Tomlin, seniors, have twirled their last batons cl- Newport High School. MAJORETTES ENLIVEN OUR BAND Left to right: Carlene Tomlin, Margie McKinney, Billie Ziegler, Sara Bird, Kaye Heidkomp, Joann Hill, Joann NeCump, Dorothy Blackwell, Alvi Lee Peuslack, Peggy Ratliff, Shirley Rittinger, Jackie Rilter, Mary Graf, Erma Sampson, Bonnie Humphries, Bonnie Brown, Joyce Yung. Row 1: Jorine Peaslack, Betty Meyers, Barbara Schrieber, Peggy Payne, Pul- Hollan, Wanda Burch, Janet Weber, Beverly Wiggins, Rosalie Hardin, Jackie Tuttle. Row 2: Mr. Parke, Director, Goldie Woodyard, Margie Reins, Lois Toy, Rosalee Morris, Eugene Scheibly, Leah Newman, Pat Harris, Jeanette Sniith, Yvonne Andrea, Marilyn Joos. Row 3: Joyce Boden, Gail Gemmer, Wilma Hardin, Myrtle Burns, Marian Smith, Gayle Schull'e, Lois Gufekunst, Patty CHORUS PLAYS BIG PART Drees, Gerry Swope, Yvonne Etienne. Row 4: Darrell Morgan, Gerald Holden, Shirley Pellillo, Shirley Mgare, Clayton Hull, Don Manyet, Jean Reed, Charmaine Dewald, Marilyn Vest, Sally King, Carole White. Row 5: Tomye Bifzer, Erma Huffman, Mildred Dezurn, Larry Welp, Bill Scheper, Byron Stiprer, Tom McKinney, Betty Dinser, Bill Litzinger, Glgnn I90. IN MUSIC Wow what was that? Fred Woring di- recting his chorus? Well if by chance you walk by The rehearsal room fourth bell you would undoubtedly think so. However, if you linger owhile you wili most likely dis- cover it is our own N.HSi chorusi This activity is very interesting for all concerned. The chorus renders songs for many assemblies and for special occasions including the spring concert, minstrel, and graduation Mr. Parke leads a part of the Chorus in a practice session. N. H. 5. Band, led by Alvi Lee Peaslack, head mgiorette, march in the Memoriai Day Parade. Carol Lang practicing on the Bell Lyre. 35 Nq band is complete without its iam session . Jagk Moore, Stanley Schaber, Tom McKinney, Lyle Allen, Jim Rechtin, Clayton Hall, Larry Welp, Rudy Hgafh, and Tomye Bil'zer were together on the down bent. Mysic Director, James Parke, leads the band. Joann Derrick is in the background. MINSTREL SHOW IS MUSIC DEPARTMENT The Bullet composed of Marilyn Derrick, Gerry Swope, Sue Spencer, Elizabeth Sears, and Joann Derrick, was enjoyed by everyone. Beify Saupe, Walter Cool, Gene Wilson, Ronnie Two Hits and u Mister Barbara Wagner, Tnmye Ngal, and Janet Bickel hold the spotlight in the Birzer, Carol Sruhl. 1952 Minstrel. 36 OFFERING Sam Bird, Billie Ziegler, Bonnie Brown, Carietta Tomlin, Dot Blackwell. Marilyn Derr k Alvi Lee Peaslack, Bonnie Humph- ries, Joann Derrick and Erma Sunsom rehearse for Ihe opener. Row 1: Carol Riley, Valerie Decker, Billie Ziegler, Betty Becker. Row 2: Alvi Lee Peaslack, Carol PiHard, Car- lett Tomlin, do an Ha- waiian number. George Rindsberg mixes painfs, Claudia Wusser and Don Munyel- pain! scenery for the 1953 Minstrels, Dave Froehlich and Herb Lambert keep out of their way. . . . CO-OPERA'I'ION THROUGH 38 ORGANIZATIONS 39 Standing; Dorothy Watson, Carolyn Damico, Shirley Jackson, Ronnie. Adkison, John Parker, Ronnie Angle, Nancy Pickett, Miss Mary E. Morris, Librarian, Sl-elia Bowen, Gloria Cummings. Seated: Eileen O'Hara, Pal- Hall, Phyllis Brooks, Jorhera Blevins, Joyce Boots, Joann Derrick. LIBRARY STAFF ASSISTS STUDENTS Joann Derrick, Joyce Boots, Nancy Pickett, Barbara 40 Need additional information? Want to read for fun? Like to read newspapers or magazines? Come to the library! The student library staff plays cm im- portont part in helping to make the school library service smooth and efficient by tak- ing over some of the simple, but necessary, routine tasks. Duties of the staff include working at the circulation desk, preparing new books and magazines, repairing books, urrongw Eng displays for the display case, writing library news for the Newporter, and giving book talks in the homerooms. A staff member must show a high apti- tude for the work, initiative, and a sense of responsibility. Irene Carney, Barbara Herzog, Helen Valz, Faye Stockley, Bobbie Bergmonn, Carol Stahl, Annette Baker, Dottie Kelly, Jackie Ritter, Betty Becker, Miss Lillian Gilb. OFFICE STAFF ASSISTS ADMINISTRATION Hello, Newport High Schoof greets on office member when answering the tele- phone. Miss Gilb, are the bulletins ready to take around , requests another staff member. Miss Lillian Gilb, secretary to Mr. James L. Cobb, the principal, has many errands to be done and it is necessary that a staff member is in the office every period to assist her. She might have special bulle- tins or announcements to go to the class- rooms, or fQCUIty members. Her assistants may answer calls or even take over the office responsibilities it Miss Gilb should be absent. Not only do you get the experience of doing these small jobs, but it is also a lot of fun to work on the office staff Cayol Stahl, Jackie RiHer, Dottie Kelly, and Annette Baker, Senior members of the office staff, are ready to deliver the daily bulletins. Mary Krebs, Pat O'Hara and Gloria Pryor plan a program for the Bible Clubbers. Are you familiar with the Greatest Stories Ever Told? Each week members of the Bible Club meet to study and discuss the amazing stories of the Bible. A new and entertaining program is planned for each meeting with different members partici- pating. The programs are planned to honor God and to stimulate on interest in the teachings of the Bible. Members are re- quested to carry their Bibles with them during the school day as a symbol of their membership in the Bible Club and also to create interest omOng their fellow students toward Jesus Christ-the teacher. master and BIBLE CLUB STUDIES GREATEST STORIES Row 1: Pat O'Hara, Donna South, Gail Hampton, Mqry Krebs, Norma Turner, Iris Kelly, Mr. Howard Barnett. Row 2: Pat Hull, Dorothy Watson, Helen Wore, Lanoru Canada, Marilyn Joos, Millard Griffith. Row 3: Pat Herald, Eileen O'Hara, Nancy Pickett, Ruth Krebs, Loberl'a Powell, Christine Powell, Gloris Fryer. Row 4: Joyce Turner, Stanley Turner, Kelly qunnery, Andrew Bowling, Fred Hockney, Pauline Tirey. In 1953, Mr. Howard Barnett once again assumed the responsibilities of lead- ing the Bowling Club. He was assisted by Chester Gray, president, and Don Mc- Daniels, Vice President. Their combined ef- forts led the club to one of its most success- ful seasons. During the season the average of all players was kept, and the five fellows with the highest averages bowled a match with the five girls from G.A.A., who had the highest averagesi The boys who partici- pated were: Jim Murray, Bill Bankes, Cal Jennings, Don McDaniels, and Chester Gray; and for G.A.A. it was Bobbie Wagner, Jane Roth, Christine Stokley, Vivian Martin, and Peggy Rich. The match was a decisive victory for the boys. After the season was over and all the scores were added and averaged, Jim Murry and Chester Gray were tied for highest with an average of 144. ,, 'Lv 7; '3- Bruce Harrison and Don McDaniels prepare the score table for their team, as Robert Abplunap and Chester Gray look on. Curl Jennings, a friend, and Jim Murry wait for an alley. BOWLING CLUB IS BOYS' ACTIVITY Row 1: Mr. Howard Burnett, Frank Lang, Orviile Wiles, Jim Murry, Ronnie Adkison, Don McDaniels, Bob Scholl. Row 2: Jim Riffe, Bob Wilson, Jerry Shicker, Wayne Dedman, Barry Beniamin, Bob Abplanap. Row 3: Malvern ConneH, Cal Jennings, Harold Gettys, Steve Reynolds, Richard Parrish, Bruce Harrison, Jack Schneider. Row 4: Paul Berg- monn, Carl Jennings, Chester Gray, Ed Lyons, Bill Bunkes, and Harold Turner. Roy 1: Barbara Hofacker, Joyce Seibert, Patty Winters, Ken Hemmingway, Gloria Pryor, Carolyn qufstedder. Row 2: Miss Katherine Warren, Wanda Becker, Alice Sprung, Arthur Crowe, Marvin Wander, Leroy Pangburn, Gladys Kinmun. Row 3: George Foy, Larry Huber, Bill Scheper, Ed Lyons, George Rich. Row 4: Wilma Hardin, Irene Carney, Ronnie Derrick, Ralph Harris, Phyllis Owen, Gerry Swope, Marilyn Bickers. ALTERNATES SERVE ON STUDENT COUNCIL Gloria Pryor and Kenneth Hemmingway, leave the Library in search of over due books. 44 The Student Council Alternates were quite busy this year This was the first time the alternates had been organized, and under the capable leadership of Miss Katherine Warren proved very helpful to the school taking over many of the jobs of the regular Student Council. The Alter- nates took the place of the regular Student Council member if he were absent, helped in the work of the Red Cross by packing boxes for Korea, and in getting signatures of Freedom Grams. The officers that led them through theEr meeting were Ed Lyons, President; Gerry Swope, Vice President; and Shiriey Rittinger, Secretory. Row '5: Phyllis Owen, Christine Stokley, Alvi Lee Pegslack, Carol Lang, Donna Westerkamp, Nancy Pickett, Patricia Norton. Row 2: Miss Katherine Warren, Dolores Steinhauer, Barbara Hofucker, Valerie Decker, Joann Derrick, Nancy Combs. Row 3: Vivian Martin, James Rouse, Mildred Dezurn, Jirp Griffin, Jerry King, Betty Dinser, Jean Reed. HONOR SOCIETY IS MARK OF ACHIEVEMENT Was it worth all the efforts made to maintain an average of 90 or more for two and one half years of school in order to become a member of the Honor Sodety? The students, composed of seniors who are selected in the lost half of their junior year, feel that it was worth the time and effort, and wear their membership pins proudly. The Honor Society, under the super- vision of Miss Katherine Warren, is a no- tional organization working toward creat- ing scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Officers this year are as follows: Presi- dent, James Rouse; Vice President, Jerry King; Secretary, Barbara Hofccker. Jognn Derrick, Jerry King, and Pat Norton prepare refreshments for honor society Christmas party. 45 Betty Dinser, Dolores Steinhauer, Donna South, Phyllis Owen, and Carolyn Crawford go over some files for their honor society. Have you heard about the Business Honor Society? It is a new organization which was formed in December 1952, with twenty charter members, for the Com- mercial students only To be in this organi- zation one must have an average of B or above in all Commercial subjects. The sponsor is Miss Bernice Culbertson The purpose at the Club is two-fold. First - to get together a group at students whose grades have manifested an interest in Commerical subiects and second - to maintain that interest by encouraging members of the group to strive for better understanding of business standards and business principles that might be gained by group study and field trips. The officer of this new organization are as follows: Donna South, President; Carolyn Crawford, Vice President; Betty Dinser, Secretary; Dolores Steinhauer, Treasurer; Phyllis Owen, Historian. BUSINESS HONOR SOCIETY Row 'I: Put- Norton, Mary Lou Banfield, Dolores Steinhuuer, Janet Weber, Batbara Hotucker, Iris Kelly. Row 2: Jean Daniel, Phyllis Owens, Alvi Lee Pegslack, Donna Westerkamp, Shirley Rich, Donna South, Miss Bernice Culbertson. Row 3: Vivian Mqrtin, Christine Stokley, Pauline Tirey, Jean Reed, Betty Dinser, Carolyn Crawford, Mildred Dezurn. Choose a profession that is not over- crowded! - In the field of teaching there is a tremendous demand for elementary teachers. These words and similar bits of information one may hear during a meet- ing of the Future Teochers' Club in room 4 The George Payne Club of Future Teachers of America, sponsored by Miss Ella Stone Spencer, is Cl branch of the Na- tional Education Association The main purpose of the PTA is to interest young people in the teaching pro- fession. To be 0 member one must be interested in teaching and maintain a grade average of at least a C . The future teachers acquire some knowledge of teaching through study, lec- tures, and discussions; and at times they are called upon to conduct elementary classroom activities, when a substitute can not be procured. Eugene Scheibly, Nancy Combs, Barbara Moloney, Joan Rogers, Gayle Schulte, Carol Rush, on initi- nrian day for new members. FUTURE TEACHERS LEARN WHY Row 1; Mary Jane Rogers, Nancy Combs, Marian Coleman, Carol Rush. Row 2: Wilma Hutton, Eugene Scheibly, Gayle Schulte, Nancy Bridwell, Carol Lang, MiSs Ella Stone Spencer, Advisnr. Ronnie Adkison, Jim Fangman, Judge Arnold, Jim Thompson, Mr. Howard Burnett, Paul Bergmann, Chester Gray. and Jerry Sfricker. GOLF CLUB MEMBERS BREAK PAR Judge Arnold and Chester Gray demonstrate use of la driver. 48 In 1952, there were about a holf-o- dozen boys who started to play golf. Several of these boys become so interested they bought themselves a complete set of clubs. During this year, 1953 it was de- cided that Newport High should have 0 gohc team again and Mr. Bornett accepted the responsibility of sponsoring this club; Chester Gray and Jud Arnold were elected co-ccptoins of the team. This year being the first year for 0 team in several seasons, matches were scheduled with other teams in this area. The matches were played at Twin Oaks Golf Course, Lotonio, and also at High- land Gohc Course In the near future with cooperation from the students we hope to make Golf 0 major sport at Newport High. Row 1: Myrtle Hurd, Carole White, Golia Turner, Lamb. Row 3: Stanley Turner, Garry Oliver, Paul Rebecca Griffith. Peggy Clark, Margie Shaw. Row 2: Bergmann, Don Wilson, Ronnie Rauss, Tony Don Johnson, Elsie Merrill, Dawn Cole, Ronnie Kushniroff. Adkison, Mitchell Griffith, Leroy Decker, Miss Alma THE WALDEN CLUB ENJOYS NATURE One of the most interesting clubs of Paul Bergmcnn, buys Christmas decorations from NeWporf High School iS the Walden Cfub Ronnie Rauss, Rebeccu Griffith, and Golia Turner. which is under the supervision of Miss Alma Lamb. The club derived its name from the famous book Walden by Henry David Thoreau, Some of the activities of the dub ore: decorating each room for the Christmas Holidays, exhibiting Riker Mounts contain- ing specimens of metals, rocks, birds, eggs, sponges, and collections of seeds. The officers are: President, Ronnie Rauss; Vice President, Garry Oliver; Secre- tary, Carole White; Treasurer, Poul Berg- mcnn; Recorder, Rebecco Griffith 49 Joyce Baden tells Phyllis Brooks all about her doll and scarf from Pen Pals in Austria and Italy. Spreading brotherhood, by correspond- ence, is the main activity of the Pen Pal Ciubi Holding their meetings twice 0 month, the members of the Pen Pal Club occupy their time by discussing letters they receive, and working on a scrapbook. The membership of the club is 21, and Miss Alma Lamb is their sponsori Their officers are: Claudia Wasser, President; Myrtle Hurd, Vice President; Alice Sprong, Secretary; and Jeannette Britsch, Treasureri This is a very interesting and edu- cotionol pastime as 0 great many of members have pen pals in England, France, Scotland, Africa, and Japan. Through their correspondence the members learn habits, education, and many other bits of infor- mation about their pen pols and their native countries. PEN PALS WRITE FRIENDS ABROAD Row 1: Carole White, Ethel Abney, Jeannette Britsch, Claudia Wasser, Joyce Baden, Joyce Wollrley. Row 2: Norma Cope, Dawn Cole, Alice Sprung, Phyllis Brooks, Wayne Shackleford, Miss Alma Lamb. Row 3: Myrtle Hurd, Nancy Clifton, Dan Wilson, Carole Rush, Carolyn Dumico, Everett Fryman. An important place in the world of education has been taken by Visual Aids. Every year in Newport High School this department takes on a bigger job of co- ordinating film schedules and training pro- jectionists. Students who participate in this activity learn co-operotion and the value of timing and keeping, schedules; these contribute toward better citizenshipv For the past nine years Mrs Charlotte Kernon has set up a system which has completely mastered the situation of sup- plying the school with its visual education. Functions of this organization are showing films for assembly entertainment, showing films and slides for classes and for homeroom guidance. CurleH-u Tomlin rewinds a reel of film while Larry Huber and Charlie Sensel check a movie machine. VISUAL AIDS BOOST LEARNING Row 1: Mrs. Charlotte Kernan, Joan Rogers, Janet Schneider, John Catiller, Fred Hockney, Carlene Tomlin, Carolyn Tedrnw. Row 2: Myrna Froehlich, Mgrilyn 1005, Danny Linkugel, Sara Tomlin, JoAnn NeCamp. Row 3: Bryon SfiEIer, Douglas Demon, Tom Kelsey, John Beck, Larry Huber, Keliy Flannery, Steve Reynolds. Row 4: Cleo Wagner, Jock Turner, Vernon Dean, Eddie Teal, Charles Sensel, David Froehlich, Peggy Rich. Row 1: R. Angel, D. Manyet, R. Spenlau, R. Harris, J. Dietz, G. Budig, C. Jennings, L. Huber, L. Droege. Row 2: P. Rich, G. Crawford, B. Morris, B. Hofacker, C. Schwartz, A. Baker, 5. Gillespy, J. Derrick. Row 3: Miss A. Will'eried, C. Fix, Betfy J. McClure, D. Bris- low, C. Hoar, P. Hollan, P. Smith, R. Zinxer, N. Yout- sey, B. Tittle, M. Wander. Row 4: C. Crawford, M. Johnson, J. Crafl, S. Moore, P, Orne, B. Lirzinger, P. Buckler, P. O'Hara, E. O'Hara, B. Van Strobe. Row 5: M. Wilmer, C. Tedmw, C. Wasser, J. Schneider, B. Wiggins, l. Benefiel. B. Wagner, R. Caudill, R. Hur- den, J. Peaslack, J. Bunkes, G. Schulre, D. Cheek, J. Carrado, W. Burch, P. Payne, H. Williams. Row 6: B, Ewing, J. O'Day, G. Staymun, J. Seibert, E. Harvey, W. Harden, J. Tuttle, D. Westerkamp, S. King, A. L. Peaslack, R. Reuss, G. Gemmer, S. Wi'son, L. Gutekunst, H. Valz, C. Stahl, D. Pierce, J. Yung, C. Tomlin, T. NeCamp. SWIMMING CLUB PROMOTES SAFETY Helen Valz, Peggy Rich, Carol Schwartz, and Barbara Wagner have fun at a swimming party. 52 SPLASH . . GLUB.l . t t GLUB! These are familiar sounds to the members of one of Newport High's newest clubs; The Swimming Club. The purpose of this new organization is to further social and recre- ational activities among Newport High's studentse Miss Alice Witteried, Commercial teacher, is the sponsor of this club. The members have their meetings on the first and third Wednesday of each month immediately after the last period of the school day. Officers are: Carol Schwartz, President; John Dietz, Vice President; Barbara Hofocker, Secretory; Annette Baker, Teosurer. The swimming ciub engages in swim- ming at the Covington Y. M. C A., and as an extra activity, the club offers to its members, horse back riding. To climax the school year, a mammoth picnic and swimming party is enjoyed by the club members. Row 1: 5. Flaig, G. Goodwin, F. O'Hara, R. Harris, C. Tomlin, J, Yung, L. Newman, K. Heidkamp. Row 2: P. Norton, G. Kinman, W. Hutton, C. Hear, 3. Frymeyer, V. Howard, l. Hockney, P. Smith, P. Hol- lan. Row 3: W. Dawes, C. Jennings, N. Barnes, J. Swobland, P. Orne, R. Anderson, T. NeCamp, R. Ab- planap, J, Craft. Row 4: B. Abatico, C. Tedrow, L. Taulbee, C. Fix, P. Kearns, B. Brown, J. Schneider, C. Deitsch, W. Burch, B. McClure, M. Wilmot, B. Wurneke, J. Smith. Row 5: M. Rains, S. Ril'l'inger. N. Arrowood, E. Harvey, Mary L. Du , R. Richard- son, R. Angel, B. Ewing, B. Morris, K, Schmidt, D. Biackwell, P. Buckler, D. Westerkamp. Row 6: W SKATING CLUB Bang! . , . Down we go again! This is a common occurrence at our skating parties, but we always managed to get up and try it over again. Officers of the skating Club are Presi- dent, Carletta Tomlin; Vice President, Ralph Harris; Secretory, Pat O'Hara; and Treasurer, Joyce Yung. The Skating Club meets semi-monthly in the homeroom of the club sponsor, Miss Alice Witteried, to picm skating parties. This year in addition to regular monthiy roller skating parties at Sefferinos, club members try their hand at ice skating, at the Terrace Plaza Rink. Dues paid by mem- bers into a club fund is used at the end of the school year to help defray expense for the annual picnic. Robinson, 5. Tomlin, Mary L. Zappin, M. Bickers, W. Harden, I. Benefiel, R. Anders, B. Hill. Row 7: Miss A. Wirreried, M. Graf, D. Meyer, L. Monroe, E. Steg- ner, J. Weber, J. Trent, V. Crawford, Ct Ervin. Row 8: 5. Gillespy, J. WiHman, M. Johnson, D. Wiison, E. Huffman, S. Moore, 5. Rich, C. Dewald, N. Clif- ton. Row 9: E. Cuudill, C. Niemeyer, J. TiHIe, I. Pipes, M. Henderson, J. Bievins, G. Porter, E. O'Hara. 5. Spencer, M. Stegner, P. Harrison. Row 10: D. Cheek, J. Corrudo, D. Bristow, M. Lovelace, C. Wil- liams, Y. Daniels, J. Cafiller, F. Hockney, J. Meyer, R. Reuss, E. Abney, B. Ziegler, V. Caudill, B. Wiggins. ENJOYS EXERCISE Tommie NeCamp and Don Manyet adjust ice skates for Virginia Crawford and Rosemarie Franzen. AND SPORTSMANSHIP AND TEAM WORK THROUGH ATHLETICS 55 Robert Sfoneburner. Head Coach FOOTBALL Kenneth Fields and Ed Lyons, Co-Captuins 56 SCHEDULE WE OPPONENTS THEY 7 Newport Catholic 26 12 Somme rset, Ky. 25 14 Henry Clay 20 Dayton 27 7 Highlands 34 6 BeHevue 18 O Dixie Heights 19 6 Ludlow 6 0 Holmes 37 13 Reading, Ohio 6 7 Charlotte, N, Ct 40 Statistics vs scores . . . . Statistical records of a season sometimes make a better showing than scores. For example, here are a few of the statistics from the 1952 football season. In first downs we led our opponents with 119 to 80, in forward attempts we had 163 to 92, and we also led in yards gained from passing, with 1354 to 712. In individual statistics, Charlie Swope attempted 158 passes, completed 88 with 0 total of 1323 yards and only 7 inter- ceptions. Receiving passes, Tom Schulte accounted for 729 yards and 44 catches, and Jim Woods, freshmen who made the varsity team, led the touchdown depart- ment with a totof 0t 4, and carried the ball 89 times to make an average of 4.9 yards to a try, 50 the games sometimes aren't as bad as the scores show. Before the football season began the team went to summer camp for two weeks of intensive practice. The purpose of camp Row 1: Herbie Lambert, Jack Schnelie, Tim Kuechler, Charles Swope, Don Wall, D-Ie Poe, Ronnie Rnuss, Bob Hughes, Lenny Wilson, Manager. Row 2: Russ Weier, Gerald Armitage, Jim Wood, Howard Blaut, Bill Scheper, Paul Rourk, Kenny Fields, Tom Schulte, was to live the game of football and to have some fun. The season opened with the Police and Firemen Pension Bowl gamer Newport Catholic, having won the City Champion- ship, now holds the F. O, P. trophy perma- nently. The Wildcats took to the road twice the post season, ploying.Somerset, Kentucky Briarhoppers and Central High School of Charlotte, North Carolina, rated one of the finest high school eievens in the south. in the traditional Holmes-Newport clash, the Cats were unable to cross the Bulldogs goal line. Although the season closed with 0 1-9-1 record, the team spirit was always high and to talk with the individual players one would think they were having a much better season. For the first time in their history the football team failed to win a conference game. 57 Don Harris, Torn Kuechler, Manager. Row 3: As- sistant Couzh Isenberg, Ray Turner, Jack Turner, Lester Creekmnre, Kelly Flcnnery, Ed Lyons, Ron Spenlou, Jerry Abney, Bob Taylor, Ron Stanhope, George Budig. Defensive end, Ed Lyons, sets up a tackle for Charles Swope to stop the Ludlow fullback behind the line of scrimmage. Row 1: Bill Scheper, Paul Roark, Ed Lyons, Tom Schulle. Row 2: Charles S E N I o R s Swope, Ron Stunhope, Ken Fields, Tim Kuechler. Bob Hughes drops a Bellevue back after he picked up shorl' yardage. annhape and Scheper move in to assist, followed by Kelly Flunnery, No. 53. 5B The Band plays the National Anthem, evgryone stands or attention and the Flag goes up just before the kick-off. Kneeling: Jack Mallery, James McIntosh, Ray Johnson, Dale Landell, Tony F R o S H Bowman, Lester Temple, Rudolph Turner, Roger Quinn, Clem Moore. Standing: Coach Charlgs Schearer, Marvin Wanders, Dan Lovelace, Bill Morton, James Herald, Bill Marlin, Norman Youtsey, Bill Tittle, Frank Cheek, George Budig. 59 Row 1: Glenn Igo, Judge Arnold, Charles Swope, bury, Jim Thompson, Ed Burton, Asst. Coach. Row 3: Ed Huffman, Garry Rowe, Larry Redmond, John Jack Cook, Roy Hornsby, Paul Bergman , Ronnie Ratliff. Row 2: Stan Arnzen, Coach, Jim Wood, Ruuss. Leonard Shaffer, Tom NeCamp. Ruvlph Chapman, Ron Derrick, Don Wall, Jim Brad- THE BASKETBALL TEAM BUILDS Larry Redmond, captain, and Stan Arnzen, coach, Defending conference Champ; the diswss strategy for the game. Newport WEIdcots, emerged with their fifth consecutive successful season under the leadership of Stanley Arnzen. Although they failed to repeat, the Cats suffered only two conference setbacks and were in second place when the season closed. In the words of Coach Arnzen, This was the building year,H since there were only three seniors on the entire squad. However behind the great playing of, oJl-conterence captain, Lorry Redmond, the fast breaking Wildcats detected several of the higher rated teams in the state. Because of their high state ranking the Wildcats participated in the Louisville Invitational Tournament, the largest invitational tournament in the state. 60 Forward, John Ratliff, 88, drives in for a lay up against Clark County. WE 69 54 79 70 75 88 67 59 73 63 47 54 66 66 82 6O 59 67 68 79 61 VARSITY SCHEDULE OPPONENTS THEY Hebron 43 Clark County 59 Highlands 45 Dayton 67 Bellevue 52 Silver Grove 45 Hazard 57 Newport Catholic 55 High1onds 52 CompbeH County 62 Ashlond 63 Moysville 58 Bellevue 37 Dixie Heights 50 Lloyd 72 Ludlow 56 Holmes 64 Dayton 61 Simon Kenton 37 Campbell County 46 Beechwood 53 Henry Clay 59 Row 1; Bill Thornton, Marilon Realms, Henry Greene, Coleman Arthur, Roger Quinn, Don Dietrich, Paul Men, Sam Cowens. Row 2: Bob Knapp, Coach, Howard Craven, Arthur Crow, Ronald Heller, Eugene Voll'er, William Morton, George Foy, Jerry Morris. W-l -L-D-C-A-T-S. a n d Couch NewploriL and Dayton scramble for Arnzen in pre-game huddle. that all important rebound which enabled Newport to win the game. TOURNAMENTS Louisville Invitational 57 Atherton 73 36th District 75 Bellevue 52 57 Highlands 6O JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Row 1: George Rush, Warren Harden, Ervine Danton, John Turner, John Owens, Phil Hamilton, John Little, Ronald Downard. Row 2: Coach M. J. Covuna. Kent Curtis, Delmous ?enrnd, James Huff- man, Elwood Krolh, Alvin Johnson, Bobby Schiller, Don Ratliff, E. 5. Bush. Cheerleaders, Bernell Vance, Darlene Johnson, Shirley King, Put Blankenship. Row 1: Rony Bowman, Gary Hawkins, Billy Jones, John Little, Richard Casey, Bill Hutton, and John Ratliff. Row 2: Edward Morris, James Little, Edmund Kyle, Phil Humi1l'on, Gary Pabst, Warren Harden, Bruce Balkhuu, and Paul Collins. Row 3: Coach M. J. Cavana, Dennis Holischuh, John Turner, Charles Dickey, John Owens, Ervine Denfon, Art Scott, Elwood Kroih, Ray Pipes, and Ronald Downard. CINDERMEN WIN Two of the three trophies won by Coach Ed Burtonls track team were carried off by the state champion, untiefeal'ed, and record breaking mile relay team. This team was composed of Don Robinson, Jock Rouss, captain Jerry Schnelle, graduates, and senior Chories Swope. The third trophy was carted home through the efforts of Ed Huffman and Jack Thornberry. Last year's squad enjoyed a most suc- cessful season, under tutoroge of Coach Burton, with a record of 3 won and 2 lost. They placed 3rd in the Regional and Con- ference, missing second by one point each time, and tied for fourth in the State Meet. This year's squad consisted of return- ing Iettermen; Charles Swope, in the hurdles and relays; Tom Volter, in the dashes and relays; Jerry King, in the distances; Poul Etienne, a relay man; 0nd Ed Huffman, high jumper, and hurdler. Row 1: Jack Thornberry, Don Robinson, Glenn Lehew, Jerry Schnelle, Jack Rauss, Paul Etienne, Paul Guy, Edward Burton, Coach. Row 2: Calvin Dale Fae wins a relay. Tqmye Bitter in a relay. Jennings, Jerry Williams, Jerry King, Bruce Poe, Charlie Swope. Torn Volter, Bill Bankes. Row 1: Frank Cheek. Paul Orne, Jerry BlaEk, Ronnie Pigg, Jud Arnoid, Dan Smith, John Ratliff, Ronnie Spenlau, George Budig, Bob Scott, Les Red- Ed Lyons, Ken Selzer, Gary Rowe, Chester Gray, mond, Jack Schrarer, Jim Riffe, Glenn Igo. Row 2: Jim Rechrn, Stan Arnzen. BASEBALL Jagk Schrarer snares a high peg in infield practice. Newport Wildcats started the i952 baseball early in the Spring and broke even by winning 7 games and losing 7 The rest of the schedule being cancelled because of rain. The Cats came through with flying cofors in the highlight game of the season, by defeating their arch rivals Covington Holmes, 2-1, In this first game, under lights, Les Redmond, Ace right-honder, turned in a brilliant victory at the Coving- ton Ball Park Les Redmond 0nd Ed Lyons, with their powerful bats, led the Wildcats in hitting percentages. Les Redmond, pitcher, cmd Jack Schrorer, his receiver for the past two years, wili be missed in the coming season. 64 W: for a race. Herb Lambert, Don Manet, George Budfq, Tom Schulte andH ohn Dletzxreudy to Mm . dive in SWIMMING TEAM SETS RECORDS The swimming team this year was built around two seniors, Captain John Dietz and AIternote-Coptoin Tom Schulte, with veterans George Budig and Herbert Lambert. In practice meets the Wildcats were detected by Norwood and Withrow high schools by identical scores, 27-17, and defeated Locklond high school 29-19. Other practice meets were scheduled, and the Mermen entered the State Swimming Meet at the University of Kentucky pool on Saturday, April 4. Newport entered in the Class C competition, which is for those schools in the state that do not have on available indoor pool for regular practice, John Dietz established a new record for Northern Kentucky in the 40-yard backstroke and Tom Schulte set a new record in the 40-yard breaststroke These two boys, along with George Budig, have come within a few tenths of a second of setting a new record in the 120-yord med- ley relay; The freestyle relay team, made up of Dietz, Lambert, Howard Rickels, and Don Monyet also came within some tenths of setting a new record in this event, The freshmen improved rapidly and will be fine repiacements for next year's team when the three seniors leave, Row T: Marvin Wander, Jim Dunn, Herbert Lambert, Don Manyet, Jack Hill. Row 2: Milton J. Cavanna, Coach, George Budig, John DieI-z, Torn Schulfe, and .L L. Cobb, Principal. CHEERLEADERS CREATE ENTHUSIASM Betty Becker, Dottie Keliy, AnneHe Bakeri Helen Valz, Shirley Hutton, Faye Stokley, Party Harris, Sylvia Wilson, Rosalie Harden, Jorine Peaslack, and Carole Fisher. 66 Row 1: Jane Roth, Christine Sfokley, Vivian Martin, Jean Reed, Pat House, Carolyn Crawford, and Wanda Becker. Row 2; Bobbie Bergmann, June Bunkes, GIRLS BASKETBALL IS GAA SPONSORED G. A. A., Girls' Athletic Association, is one the largest organizations at Newport High. The club was directed by Mrs. Bur- netta Floirty, assisted by the officers and board, until her resignation in January. G. A. A. is for all girls who are interested in taking part in active sports. The pur- pose of the club is to learn good sports- manship, fair play, teamwork, and the ability of understanding others, as well as becoming acquainted with a iarge number of girls. G. A. A. teaches group co-opera- tion and intelligent obedience to rules, and also helps to form an integral part of the girls' school life. In G. A. A. the basic techniques of the following sports are learned: bowling, volleyball, basketball, aerial dart, softball, badmintonj swimming, and tennis. Team sports, 05 well as individual sports, are Johrefu Blevins attempts a free throw. Jean Reed, Dee Cheek, Ann Arnold, and Gen Crawford wait for the rebound. 67 Joyce Stokley, Faye Siokley, Erma Huffman, Rose Anders, and Peggy Rich. THE GAA GOVERNS GIRLS' SPORTS 68 popular, thus making a large contribution to the girls' future recreational needs. Tennis, an activity which had been practically forgotten, was renewed this past spring, A team was formed and 0 match was played with Bellevue. Newport was defeated, but it marked the renewing of a very popular sport. Awards are based on the point system. The total points earned is determined by the number of sports in which a girl por- ticipates, and those who make the honor teams are rewarded extra points. Awards are presented at the annual Mother- Daughter banquet in the spring, Officers for the year 1952-53 were Betty Dinser, Secretary,- Pal- House, Vice President; Christine Stokley, President; Caroline Crawford, Treasurer. G. A. A. Board consisted of Ann Arnold, Erma Huff- mqn, Gerry Swope. June Bankes, Faye Stokley, Jane Roth, Barbara Hofucker, Helen Vulz, Vivian Martin, and Wanda Becker. Row 1: Barb Hofacker, Vivian Martin, Christine Stokiey, Mary Banfield, Pal- Brusehaber, Mildred Dezarn, Jean Reed, Sally King, Mildred Becket, Pul- House, Bobbie Wagner. Row 2: Jane Roth, Faye Stokley, Willa Mineer, Elizabeth Moss, Irene Carney, Glenna Lynagh, Johretu Blevins, Dot Watson, Put qul, Bobbie Bergmann, June Bankes, Carolyn Craw- ford. Row 3: Carol Schwartz, Ann Arnold, Rosie Anders, Peg Rich, Genevieve Crawford, Anita Liles, Loretta Taulbee, Gladys Kinman, Sue Gillespy, Pat quris, Carol Pittard, Dee Cheek, Alvi Peaslack. Row 4: Betty Dinser, Gerry Swope, Wanda Becker, Joyce Stokley, Erma Huffman, Sylvia Wilson, Yvonne Daniel, Gail Gemmer, Delores Pierce, Luretha Mon- roe, Irene Pipes, Shelby Elkins, Dot Bristow, Jeanne Corrado, Rosie Morris, Dolores Sreinhauer. Row 1: Myrna Froehlich, Rosalie Wallingford, Jorine Pegsl-ck, Rosalie Hardin, Helen Ware, Gail Stay- mqn, Wanda Robinson, Mary Lou anpin. Row 2: Mgrilyn Bickers, Lois Gutekunsf, Sandra Owens, quol Fisher, Janet O'Day, Marlene Wilmot, Peggy O'Day, Gail Hampton, Majorie Bush, Gloria Brauntz. 69 INTRAMURALS ARE FOR ALL Sitting: Bobbie Wagner. Jane Roth, Jim Munay. ngnding: Christine Stokley, Shirley Andrea, Ca! Jennings, Bill Bankes, Vivian Martin, Chester Gray, Peggy Rich! Don McDaniels. Champion Bowleu from Boys' Club and G. A. A. Bobbie Wagner and Delores Steinhauer giving in- structions to Sandy Owens and PM Brusehabe: in the art of serving. Carolyn Crawford, Lois Gulekunst, and Erma Huff- man, pick up sticks in G. A. A Office. Vqrsify cheerleaders, Shirley, Annette, Duffie, Betty, Helen, and Faye smile for the photograph. 70 Rose Morris, Pat House, Peggy O'Day, Carolyn Crawford, Sully King, Joyce Stok- Iey, Choose for the first butter for Soft Ball Game. Christine Stokley and Chester Gray Ieading bowiers for G. A. A. and Boys' Club. Mildred Dezcrn, serves whiie Carole Fisher In an exciting volleyball game between and Jorine Peaslock, waif their turn to two color teams, Christine Stokley spikes play. Barbara Hofucker watches for the the ball past Gail Stayman's attempted return of the birdie. block. - 71 .E R u .l H F E R u c E s D N A .I N E D N E D. l. D m N A FROSH Abatico, Bobbie Abney, Ethel Aden Vernon Anders, Rosemary Anderson, Emily Andrea, Yvonne Arrowood, Nannie Arfhur, Coleman Ashbough, Marilyn Bobin, Donald Bailey, Barbara Barnes, Ned Becraft, Roy Benefiel, Irene Benjamin, Barry Berkemeyer, Don Bickers, Marilyn Blankenship, Nicholas Blame, Gaylo Baden, Joyce Bowles, Rebecca Bowman, Eldon Bruun, Rosalie Bruuntz, Gloria Brock, Francis Brooks, Phyllis Buckler, Wilma Bush, Ruth Butler, Wiliam Canada, Lenora Caudill, Roberta Caudill, Earl Christian, Larry Clifton, Nancy Clowers, Wiliam Cole, Dawn Collins, Charlotte Cook, Jack Cope, Norma Cotcump, Ken Courtney, Ray Craven, Howard Crowe, Art Cummins, Ray Daniels, Shirley Dean, Beverly Dean, Herman Decker, LeRoy Dewberry, Kenneth Deitrich, Don Damico, Carolyn Droege, Leroy Duff, Mary Dunn, James FROSH Ebert. Bill Eckert, Perry Embry, Carol Engle, Carl Elvin, Midred Feliers, Richard Ferrel, Johnnie Fisher, Carole Flaig, Sylvia Fay, George Froehlich, Myrna Frymun, Everett Frymyer, Behy Gettys, David Glenn, Joyce Gavan, Charles Green, Henry Griffith, Mitchel Griggs, Mary Gronefeld, Katherine Gutekunsf, Lois Hampton, Gail Hardin, Rosclee Harrison, Bruce Hasse, Suzanne Heath, Robert Heath, Robin Hemingway, Martha Henderson, Mary Hensley, Harley Herald, James Herthel, Douglas Hiance, Thomas Hill, Bernice Hill, John Hockney, Ida Hodges, Gerald Hoffstedder, Carol Hornsby, Roy Howard, Vera Hes, William Jarvis, Royce Johnson, Betty Johnson, Donald Johnson, Ray Kasson, Ruth Kreul-zer, Donald Lundell, Dale Landers, Donald Lang, Richard Leek, Wanda Liles, CharIES Linkugel, Daniel Lytle, Judy FROSH McClure, Betty McIntosh, James McKenny, Wiliium Mallory, John Martin, Doris Martin, Hazel Martin, Bill Mayer. John Merrill, Elsie Metz, Paul Moore, John Moore, Milford Moore, Robert Moore, Shirley Morgan, Alfred Morgan, Darrell Morgan, Par Morris, Barbara Morris, Jerry Morton, William Mueller, Donald Myefs, Don Nicholas, Nellie Noonan, James O'Duy, Janet O'Duv, Peggy Oliver, Garry Owens, Sandra Pangburn, Leroy Peuslack, .lorine Pigs. Aonald Pittard, Carol Pooley, Donald Powell, Loberl'a Quinn, Roger Racke, Andrew Rains, Margie Raleigh, Vance Rappold, Donald Ratliff, Peggy Raum, George Reums, Marilon Redmond, Lewis Reed, Lois Reppeto, Kathryn Richardson, Harold Richardson, Ruth Richels, Howard Riddell, Ronald Riltinger, Shirley Robinson, Wanda Rogers, Mary Jane Rouse, Stanley Sansom, Ronald FROSH Scholl, Robert Schreiber, Barbara Schuster, Raymond Schwitzer, Sara Scott, Charlotte Sensel, Robert Shuckleford, Lloyd Sharp, Connie Sharpe, Carl Shaw, Margie Shields, Patricia Seibert, Joyce Sigmun, Harrie - Singleton, Robert Smith, Cecil Smith, Jeannette Smith, Phyllis Smith, Phyllis Snell, Sandra Sousa, John Stanfield, Thomas Stayman, Gail Stegner, Mary Stephens, Margie Stephenson, Joe Stierer, Bryon Sutton, John Teal, Edward Temple, Lester Thornton, William Tittle, William Tomlin, Sarah Tucker, Nora UH, Wayne Vance, Ilene Vest, Marilyn Vickers, Betty Volter, Eugene Wade, David Wainscotr, Jack Wallingford, Rosalie Water, Gayle Wander, Marvin Ware, Helen Weber, Beverly Weier, Jerry Wenk, Mary Jane While, Carole Wiggins, Beverly Wilmof, Marlene Wilson, Robert Winfers, Patricia Wohrley, Joyce Wood, Jim 78 FROSH Woodyard, Loretta Wooten, Carol Lynne Wooten, Clara May Yeager, Delores Youtsey, Norman Yung, Joyce Zappin, Mary Lou Zinxer, Rudolph Zumstein, Jacquelain Santa, in the person of Faye Stokley, was a wel- come visitor at N. H. 5. Bet you didn't know until now thal- it was Betty Dinser with 50in King at the Halloween Dance. SOPHS Abney, Jerry Abplanap, Robert Adkison, Ronald Allen, Lyle Angel, Ronald Armitage, Gerald Arnold, Ann Baker, Tom Baldwin, James Barbiea, Mariene Barr, Bob Becker, Wanda Belmont, Daniel Bergmann, Paul Bitzer, Tomye Blaut, Bob Bluut, Howard Bristow, Dot Brown, Bonnie Burch, Wanda Burkhart, Joe Burns, Myrtle Case. Donald Caudill, Veeda Chapman, Ralph Cheek, Dolores Cheek, Frank Coffman, John Collins, Ronald Cooper, James Corrado, Jeannie Craft, Delbert Crawford, Genevieve Creekmore, Lester Cummins, Gloria Daniel, Yvonne Dean, Frank Deuton, Douglas Deitsch. Carole Derrick, Ronnie Dewald, Charmaine Downs, James Drees, Pat Elkins, Shelby Etienne, Yvonne Ewing, Bill Fangman, James Faust, William Full'z, Betty Gemmer, Gail Goodwin, Georgia Gosney, Paul Graydon, Donna Griffith, Millard Griffith, Rebecca Haer, Carolyn Holalian, Gloria Hall, Clayton Harden, Pal- Harris, Pat SOPHS Harris, Ralph Harrison, Pauline Hutton, Lucille Heidkamp, Kaye Henneberry, Ronald Herzog, Barbara Hickey, Thelma Hill, Joann Holden, Gerald Hollan, Pat Huffman, Ed Huffman, Erma Hummel, Doris Humphries, Bonnie Hurd, Myrtle Hurrelbrink, Shirley Johnson, Carolyn Kearns, Pul- Kinman, Gladys Kohl, Bonnie Kushniroff, Anthony LeMasrer. Larry Liles, Anita Lovelace, Donald McDaniel, Don Mcllvoy, Carl McIntosh, Mary Martin, Clyde Martin, Don Meyer, Betty Meyer, Don Monroe, Luenha Morris, Rosales: Myers, Pat NeCamp, Tommie Newman, Leah Niemeyer, Carol O'Brian, Robert O'Hara, Eileen Parrish, Richard Pierce, Delores Pipes, Irene Poe, Dale Porter, Gayle Procfer, William Puckett, Gene Rauss, Ronnie Rich, George Rich, Peggy Riffe, Tommie Riley, Carol Rindsberg, George Rush. Carol Schuber, Wayne Scheibly, Eugene Schmidt, Kenneth Schnelle, Jack Schoo, Donald SCHulfe, Gayle Schwifxer, Janice SOPHS Sears, Elizabeth Shaffer, Leonal'd Smith, Gerald Smith, Robert Sowder, Ruth Stafford, Clyde Stephens, Douglas Stine, Mary Slokley, Joyce Stacker, Frank Swobland, Jon Taulbee, Lorena Taylor, Rolaerf Tedrow, Carolyn Theiss, Emma Thompson, Sandra ,Toy, Lois Trent, Juanita Turner, Beulah Turner, Golia Turner, Jack Turner, Norma Turner, Rudolph Tuftle, Jackie Vance, Ruth Vundergrift, Goldie VanMeIer, Ronnie Wagner, Cleo Wulz, Don Warnke, Barbara Weber, Robert Weier, Russell Weithom, Rosalee Welp, Larry White, Elwood Whitley, Harmon Williams, Connie Wilson, Don Wilson, Edward Wilson, Sylvia Ziegler, Billie I Prom Night was a big' event for these boys. George Budig, Gene Stephens, Ronnie Spen- lau, John Ratliff, and Larry Redmond were the ushers. JUNIORS Helen Valz, Secretary; Sue Spencer, Treasurer; Mrs. Charlotte Keman, Adviser; Don Hcmis, Vige President; and George Budig, President. Andrea, Shiriey Beck, John Becker, Belty Bell, Larry Bergmann, Roberta Bird, Sarah Blackwell, Dorothy Bevins, Jorheta Bowen, Stella Bowles, Francis Bradbury, James Bridewell, Hurry Brirsch, Jeannette Buckier, Nancy Carney, Irene Caltiller, John Clark, Betty Conner, Mulvern Conway. Susan JUNIORS Crawford, Virginia Curry, David Daines, Guy Daley, Shirley Dawn. Gayle Dean, Vernon Dedrnun, Wayne Derrick, Marilyn Dragoo, James Etienne, Paul Fix, Caroline Flannery, Kelly Flynn, Bil! Franzen, Rosemarie Froehlich, David Gebhurdf, Carol Gemmer, Janet Gerhardt, Ernest Gettys, Harold Graf, Mary Kay Hull, Patricia Hartke, Raymond Hutton, Carl Hearold, Par Heath, Rudy Hemmingway, Kenneth Henderson, Carl Hockney, Fred Hollan, Eugene House, Pat Huber, Larry Hughes, Robert Jackson, Shirley Jennings, Carl Johnson, Gloria JUNIORS Joos, Marilyn Kaeff, Bill Kelsey, Torn Kinzer, Betty Krebs, Mary Lamberf, Herbert Lang, Frank Lee, Charles Leak, Luis Leonard, Betty Lewis, Betty Lovelace, Marcella Lynugh, Glenna McKinney, Marge Meyer, Clyde Mineer, Willa Moore, Helen Morford, Joan Moss, Elizabeth Mueller, Bob Murray, James NeCamp, Joann Nicholas, Nancy Oder, Helen Parker, John Pryor, Gloria Quessenberry, Kitty Ratliff, John Ravenscrafr, Myron Rowe, Garry Redmond, La rry Reuss, Rosetta Reynolds, Steve Robinson, Mary Rogers, Joan JUNIORS Roth, Jane Ruddick, Barbara Sailors, Alice Sansom, Erma Sansom, John Schiller, Jack Schneider, Jack Schneider, Janet Schnll, Sara Sensel, Charles Spenlau, Ronnie Sprudlin, Delores Sprong, Alice Sranhope, Ronnie Stanton, Ronald Sl'egner, Elaine Stephens, Gene Stokley, Faye Sfricker, Jerry Teal, Michael Thompson, Jim Turner, Joyce Turner, Raymond Turner, Stanley Von Strobe, Bill Wasser, Ciaudiu Watson, Dorothy Webb, Belly Webb, Thomas Wiles, Orville Williams, Harold WiHman, Jean Wison, Fred Wilson, Pat Yeager, Kenneth Kenny Fields, Barbara Hofacker, Saiiy Km and Charles F y, sen'o lass ff' ers with then udVIsur, Mrs. Do ol'l'ly SENIOROFFICERST:bbs.IrE am I 86 SENIORS Allen, Patricia Patsy Commercial Chorus 1; G. A. A. 1; Walden 2; Dance Club 2; Newporfer 3; Swimming Club 4. Anderson, Ronald Louis Ron Practical Arts Skating Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Andrea, Delores Jean Dee Commercial Chorus 2; Newporfer 3; Annual Staff 4. Arnold, Benjamin Floyd Judge Academic LoFuyette High 1; Foofboll 2; Base- ball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Golf 4; Newporter 4. Baker, Annette Bake Commercial G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Dance Club 1, 2; Minstrel 1, 2; New- porfer 1, 4; Office Staff 3, 4; Junior Class Treasurer; Student Council, Vice President 4; Swimming Club, Treasurer 4. Banfield, Mary Louise Buttons Commercial G. A, A, 2, 3, 4; Skating 2; F, H. A. 2; Annual Staff 4; Business Honor Society 4; Becker, Mildred Peanui Commercial G. A. A, Board 1, 2; G. A. A, 3, 4; F. H. A. 2, 3; Pen Po! 2. Benjamin, Lynn Craig Bengy Scientific Track 1; Footbul 2, 3; Visual Aids 1, 2, Q SENIORS Boeckley, Jacqueline Elizabeth Jackie Commercial Newporter 4. Boots, Joyce Boots Scientific Library 1, 2, 3, 4; Y4Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 1, 2; Newporfer 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play. Bowling, Andrew Charles Peachy Scientific Bond 1, 2; Bible Club 4. Bridewell, Nancy Lee Nance Academic F. T, A. 1; Secretary 2, 3; Treasurer 4; Skating Club 1, 2; Chorus 1; Dance Club 1, 2; Minstrel 1, 2; Bond 2, 3; Y-Teens 2; Swimming Club 4; Annual Staff 4, Brusehaber, Patricia Jean Puddy Commercial G, A. A. 4. Buckler, PhyHis Ann Bubbles Commercial Moysville, Ky, 1; Band 2, 3; F. H, A. President 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3; Newporter 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Swimming Ciub 4; Skcting Club 4, Coleman, E. Marian Sissie Academic F. T. A. 1, 2, 3; President 4; Skating Club 1, 2; Bond 1, 2; Dance Club 1, 2; Minstrel 1, 2; Y-Teens 2; Student Council 1; Annual Stuff 41 Combs, Nancy Anne Na - Na Academic Red Cross 1; Newporter 1, 2, 3; Y- Teens 1, 2; Student Council 2; Honor Society 3, 4; F. T. A. 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Ploy. : 1 . : E t1: SENIORS Craft, Ella Joyce Crnckie Commercial Chorus 1; Skating Club 2, 3; Swimming Club 4. Crawford, Virginia Carolyn Carol Commercial G. A. A. 1, 2; Board 3; Treasurer 4; Swimming Club 4; Newporter 4; Busi- ness Honor Society 4. Daniel, Jean Gail Boogie Commercial Bond 1; Pen Pal I; Chorus 1; Newporter 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Business Honor Society 4. Daniels, Curl William Flash Commercial Bowling Club 1; Swimming Club 4; Annual Staff 4. Dawes, Wanda Mae Commercial G. A. A. I; Chorus ,1, 2. Decker, Valerie Jean Val Commercial G. A. A'. I, 2, 3, 4; Dance Club 2, 3; Student Council 2; Honor Society 3, 4; :xnnuul Staff 4; Business Honor Society 1 Derrick, Joann Gladys Dippy' Scientific Dance Club 'I, 2, 3; Y4Teens 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1; Band 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. l, 2; Newporter 3, 4; Pen Pal 1; Library Staff 3, 4; Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Swimming Club 4; Annual Stuff 4; Senior Ploy. Dezarn, .Mildred Lydia Gismo Commercial G. A, A. I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; NeWporter 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Busi- ness Honor Society 4, SENIORS DieI'z, John Thomas John Dyke Practical Arts Swimming Club 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4. Dinser, Betty Jane Befts Commercial G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4; Chorus I, 4; Minstrel 1; Walden Club 2; Student Council 3; Y-Teens 3; New- porter 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Business Honor Society Secretary 4, Dziech, Pauline Ann Pud Commercial Newporter Stuff 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. Einhorn, Helen Tweetie-Pie Academic Hughes High 1; Newporter 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. Feldmun, Henry Dale Hunk , Academic Minstrel I; Walden Club 2; Annual Staff 4, Fields, Kenneth Lee Kenny Practical Arts Chorus I, 2, 3; Bowling Club 1; Footboli l, 2, 3, 4; Senior Ploy. Fay, Blanche Lucille Commercial ; Pen Pal 1; G. A. A. 1; Dance Club 2; Swimming Club 4; Skating Club 4, I Fay, Charles Edward Pres' Academic Football 1, 2; Weight Lifting 1, 2; Student Council 2, 3; Harvard Award 3; Senior Class President. SENIORS Gladson, Freda Louise Fred Commercial G. A. A. 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2. Gray, Chester William Ches Academic Basketball 1, 2; Camera Club 1; Walden Club 2; Baseball 2, 4; Bowling Club 2, President 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play. Griffin, James Griff Academic Visual Aids 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Bond 2, 3; Minstrel 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play. Grimme. James Wayne Grim Academic Newporter 3, 4; Swimming Club 4. Grothaus, Vernon Herbert Vern, Grots, Outs Commercial Basketball 1. Harvey, Eiizabeth Emma Liz Commercial Skating Club 1; G. A. A, 1, 2; Dance Club 1, 2, 3; Minstrel 1, 2, 3; F. H. A. 2, 3; Swimming Club 4; Newporter 4; Annual Stuff 4. Hutton, Wilma Jean Jeannie Academic G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; M-instrel 1, 2; Skating Club 2, 3; F, T. A. 2, 3, Secretary 4; Pen P01 2; Y-Teens 3. Hofacker, Barbara Lee Barb Commercial Silver Grove 1; G. A. A. 2; Board 3, 4; Dance Club 2, 3; Minstrel 2, 3; Swimr ming Club Secretary 4; Newporter 2, 3; Junior Class Secretory; Senior Cioss Secretory; Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; Business Honor Society 4; Annual Staff; Senior Piay. SENIORS Hutton, Shirley Mae Shirl Academic Dance Club 1, 2; Minstrel I, 2, 4; Skat- ing Club 2; CheerIeoder 3, 4. I90, Glenn David Ige Practice! Arts Footbol T, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Base- ball I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4. Jennings, Raymond Calvin Slates Academic Football Manager 1, 2; Basketball 1; Varsity Manager 1, 2, 4; Track 1, Man- ager 2, 3; Bowling Club 4; Swimming Club 4. Johnson, Nancy Jean High-Pockets Commercial G. A. A, 2, 3; Annual Staff 4, Kelly, Dorothy Lee Dottie . Commercial G. A. A, I, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4; Minstrel 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3; Office Staff 4, Kelly, Iris 5. Commercial . Y-Teens 1; G. A. A. 1; Bible Club 4; Busness Honor Society 4, King, Jerry Walter Academic Track T, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Skating Club 1; Walden Club 2; Swimming Club 4; Student Council 4; Honor Society 3, Vice President 4. King, Sally Mae Academic G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 3; Chorus 4; Swimming 4; Senior Class Treasurer; Annua Staff 4; Senior Play. SENIORS Krebs, Ruth Academic Paintsville th 1, 2, 3; Bible Ciub 4. Kuechler, Howard Thomas Kefauver Academic Football 1, Manager 3, 4; Swimming Club 4. Kuechler, Harold Timothy Kukla Academic Football 1, 3, 4; Track 1, Lung, Carol Jean Clang Academic Chorus I, 2, 3, ; Band 2, 3, 4; Minstrel I, 2, 3, 4; F, T, A. I, 2, 4. Levine, Hermina Louise Boots Practical Arts Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 2; Y4Teens 3; Annual Staff 4. Litzinger, William Anthony Cutie Academic Basketball 1; Chorus 4; Swimming Club 4, Lyons, James Edward Eddradu Academic Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baskefbol 1, 2, 3; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; Bowling Club 4; Swimming Club 4; Minstrel. Mallery, Carl Raymond Beans Academic SENIORS Munyel', Donald Anthony Puszuee Academic Basketball 1; Bowiing 1; Chorus 4; Swimming Club 4; Senior Play. Marksberry, Henry Bruce Hen Scientific Walden Club 1. Martin, Vivian Leoda Viv Commercial G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4; Newporter 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Business Honor Society 4. Mayer. Patricia Louise Put Academic G. A. A. 1, 2, 4; Skating Club 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Band 3, 4; Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4. Meurer, Richard Sylvester Dick Practical Arts , Newporier 4. Morford, June Joan Commercial Holmes .' 2,C I,3b Bond 4, G. A. A. Norton, Patricia Ann Daisy Commercial G. A. A. T; Dance Club 1, 2; Skating Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pen Poi I, 3; Minstrel 1, 2; F, T. A. 2; Y-Teens 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Business Honor Society 4; Senior Ploy. UHam, Patricia Margaret Pat Commercial G. A. A. I, 2; Skating Club 3, 4; Bible Club 4; Swimming Club 4; Annual Staff 4. SENIORS Orne, Paul Leonard What's That Commercial Minstrel I, 2; Baseball 3; Skating Club 4; Swimming Club 4, Owen, Phyllis Jane Phyl Commercial Pen Pal T; Y.Teens 1; Student Council 2, 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Business Honor Society 4. Pabst, Ronald A Blue Ribbon Practical Arfs Football 1, 2, Payne, Mary Nmrguref Peggy Academic G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Newporter I; Skat- ing Club 1; Dance Club I, 2, 3; Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3; Chorus 2, 4; Cheerleader 3; Swimming Club 4; An- nuaI Staff 4. PeusIcck, Alvi Lee AI Commercial G, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens T, 2, 3; Dance Club 1, 2, 3; Minstrel I, 2, 3, 4; Mujoret're 1, 2, 3, 4; Skating Club 4; Swimming Club 4; Office Staff 3, 4; Honor Sodety 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Business Honor Society 4. Pellillo, Shirley Jean Shirl Commercial G. A. A. 1; Dance Club I, 2, 3; Skating Club 1, Chorus 4; Senior Play. Pickett, Nancy Claire Pickie Scientific Pen Pal 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, Treasurer 3; Chorus 1; G, A, A, l; Minstrel 1; Library Staff 3, 4; Bible Club Secretary 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Annua! Staff 4; Senior Play. Powell, Christine Chris Commercial Bible Club 4; Annual Staff 4. SENIORS Rechtin, James Lee Unk Academic Bond 2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager 3; Basketball Manager 4, Reed, Jean Dagmar Commercial 6, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Skating Club 1; Swimming Club 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Business Honor Society 4. Rich, Shirley Mae Flame Commercial G. A. A. 1; Chorus 1; Skating Club 3, 4; Business Honor Society 4. Riffe, James Ross Riffals Academic Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowi- ing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Bond 2, 3, 4; FootbaEl 1, 2. Rising, Yvonne Commercial G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Skat- ling Club 1; Swimming Club 4. Ritter, Mary Jacquelyn Rit Commercol G. A. A. 1, 2; Dance Club 1, 2; Skot- ing Ciub 1; MinstreI 1, 2, 4; Muiorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play. Roark, Paul Edward Tuffy Practical Arts Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Weight Lifting 1, 2, 3; Chorus 4; Annual Staff 4. Roberts, Harold Freeman Duke Commercial BasketboH 1, 2; Senior Ploy. SENIORS Rouse, James Allan Rousey Scientific Honor Society 3, President 4. Rultencurter, Ronald Jeff Reg Rut Scientific Camera Club I, 2; Bowling Club 3, 4. Schuber, H. Stanley Academic Chorus 1; Bowling Club 1; Bond 2, 3, 4. Scheper, William Fred Crusher Shep Practical Arts Skating Club 1; Bowfing Club 1; Weight Lifting 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 3 4. r Shulte, Thomas Dean Bull Dog Academic Swimming 2, 3, 4; Football 4. Schwartz, Caro! Marlene Toot Practical Arts G. A. A. 3, 4; Y-Teens 3; Newporfer 3; Student Council 4; Swimming Club President 4; Annual Stuff 4. Sizemore. Gilmer Gil Academic Student Council I, 2 Smth, Marian June Mernie Commercial G. A A. 1; Skating Club 2; Chorus 2, 4; Newporter 3, 4; Swimming Club 4. SENIORS Smithson, Eleanor Louise Ellie Academic West VIrgInia i, 3 G. A. A 4; Swimming Club 4 2SkcItrIg Club; New- porter 4 South, Danna Dam Sneaks Commercial G. A. A i; F. H. A. 2; Bible Club 4; Annual Staff; Business Honor Society President 4. Srahl, Carole Jean Jean Commercial G. A A. , 2, 3 4; Dance Club 'I, 2, 3; SkatingI Club 1; Y-Teens 2; Minstrel i, 2, 3 4, Swimming Club 4; New- porter 4; Office Staff 4; Senior Ploy. Sreinhauer, Dolores June Von Doc CornmercicII G. A. A. i, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Business Honor Society 4. Sfokley, Christine Lavone Teeny Commercial G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, President 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Newporfer 4; Annual Staff 4; Business Honor Society 4. Swope, Charles Fred Club Foot Academic Football l, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Junior Class President; Swimming Club 4; Annual Stuff 4. Tirey, Pauline Fay Commericol Bible Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Business Honor Society 4. Tomlin, Carlefl'a Fern Commercial Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Skating Club 'I, 2, 3, President 4; Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorefte 2, 3, 4; Minstrel 2, 3, 4; Swimming Club 4; Annual Staff 4. x39 SENIORS Turner, Charles Graydon Jim Practical Arts Turner, Harold James Academic Bowiing Club 4. Turner, Samuel Arthur Sam Scientific Basketball 1, 2; Footbuli 2; Senior Play. Volter, Thomas Franklin VolI-z Scientific Football 1, 2, 3; Junior Class Vice Presi- dent; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior P1ay. Wagner, Barbara Ann Bobbie Academic Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; G, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Newporter 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,- Walden Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3; Skating Club 1, 2; Swimming Club 4; Annual Staff. Weber, Jame: Mae Jan Commercial G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Newporter 2; Skat- ing Club 2, 4; Business Honor Society 4. Wenk, Shirley Mae Winkie Commercial Cumpbel County 1, 2; G. A. A. 3, 4. Westerkamp, Donald Curl West Practical Arts . Football 1, 2, 3; Truck 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS Westerkamp, Donna Ruth Commercial Skating Club I, 2, 3, 4; Swimming Club 4; Business Honor Society 4. Wilson, G. Burl Peahead Practical Arts Becker, Phyllis A. Phyl Commercial G. A. A. l, Board 2, 3; Dance Club 7, 2; Minstrel 1, 2; Pen Pal 1; F H. Ah 2; Student Council 3; Swimming Club 4; Annual Staff. Hermina Levine, head typist for the NewporI-ian, makes final cupy for the publisher. CHRISTMAS T952 will be long remem- bered by Claudia Wusser, Larry Huber, Betty Webb and all of the Junie! Class . . . Their presents were class rings. JUKE BOX DANCES are a regular Friday Night Activity. Our roving photographer found Robert Taylor, Pat Norton, Paul Roark, Joyce Boots, Tom Volrer and Phyllis Owen inside the ropes. SENIOR DIRECTORY Allen, Pafricia Anderson, Ronald Louis Andrea, Delores Jean Arnold, Benjamin Floyd Baker, Annette Banfield, Mary Louise Becker, Mildred Becker, Phyllis Beniamin, Lynn Craig Boeckley, Jacqueline, E. Boots. Joyce Bowling, Andrew Charles Brideweil, Nancy Lee Brusehaber, Patricia Jean Buckler, Phyllis Ann Coleman, E. MarEan Combs, Nancy Anne Craft, Ella Joyce Crawfard, Virginia Carolyn Daniel, Jean Gail Daniels, Carl William Dawes, Wanda Mae Decker, Valerie Jean Derrick, Joann Gladys Dezarn, Mildred Lydia Diel-z, John Thomas Dinser, Berry Jane Dziech, Pauline Ann Einhorn, Helene Feldman, Henry Dale Fields, Kenneth Lee Foy, Blanche Lucille Fay, Charles Edward Gladson, Freda Louise Gray, Chester William Griffin, James Grimme, James Wayne Grofhaus, Vernon Herbert Harvey, Elizabeth Emma Hanan, Wilma Jean Hofucker, Barbara Lee Hutton, Shirley Mae 190, Glenn David Jennings, Raymond Calvin Johnson, Nancy Jean Kelly, Dorothy Lee Kelly, Iris 5. 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Hts. 4Hi. 113 W. 9th Street4Ju. 928 York Stree14Ju. 220 Maine Street4Co1 108 Harvard Place4Hi, 323 E. 51h Stree14Co1 228 E. 5th Srreet-Ju. 29 Grondview Ave.4Ax1 835 Pufnon Streer-Ju 304 Monmouth St.--Ax1 710 Isabella 51.4He. 708 Isabella St.--Ju. 420 W. 7th Street 4 227 Monmouth St. 4 1287 8170 3694 8917 3496 7521 3130 8152 8092 1751 8098 9150 0161 7170 5416 6567 4506 7216 0661. 4902 7214 None 7327 0898 1235 8681 5471 0252 2018 0364 4755 3092 5459 5112 4922 1837 2687 3248 6893 4081 4811 7882 9252 5256 0601 None None 50 Taylor Ave. Ff. Thomas 4H1. 520 W. Bth Sfreet-Co. 1037 Patterson 51.401. 2015 New Linden Rd. 4Ju. 2015 New Linden Rd. -Ju. 21 Hillside A've.-He. 9020 1944 451 1 1293 1 293 3643 EXPRESS YOUR APPRECIATION BEST WISHES 1'0 SENIOR CLASS OF I953 from The PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION President Mrs. Alvin Webb Vice-President Mrs. William Moss Treasurer Mrs. Art Gutekunst Secretory Mrs F. H. 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Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 109 MACEY'S JEWELERS DIAMONDS and WATCHES Cor. 8th and Monmouth Newport, Ky. B A K E R MOTOR CAR CO. PLYMOUTH HE 6541 111 Beech Ave. DeSOTO Newport, Ky. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY SEARS, ROEBUCK COLLIERS AND CO. SHOESTORE 13 w. 7th St. Covington, Ky. 811Monmouth Street HE 2004 Newport, Ky, ALBERT'S ZEFF BROS. M E N ' S S H O P CLOTHING JEWELRY 821 Mon mouth Street NeWport, Kentucky Nationally Advertised Brands WIGGINS AUTO SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS CO. 4585 526 Monmouth St. Newport, Ky. 8th and Monmouth Ste; Newport, Kentucky Co. 4183 C0. 4184 GLASER DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS Delivery Service 10th 8: Monmouth Ax 2578 HO The latest in modern furniture is The slogan of LOUIS-MARX FURNITURE. 840 Monmouth Street, Phone Co, 5757. CRYSTAL CHILI PARLOR, the favorite meeting place after the game. Annette Baker, Betty Dinser, Sally King, Miss Burkhort 0nd Dolores Steinhcure, are served by Phil Sarakatsanfis, Prop. Compliments of KAPPA PHI GAMMA. Row I Faye Stokley, Carol Stohl, Bor- boro Wagner, and Lois Toy, row 2 Billie Ziegler, Betty Kinzer, Bonnie Brown, Erma Huffman, Pot Harris, and Pauline Harrison, 1952-53 officers. Joyce Croft has her dry cleaning done at Hills Dry Cleaners where MrV and Mrs. Hill, Jack. and Marilyn are always eager to please. 'II'I Betty and Ronald Storn PHARMACISTS 6th and Washington Newport, Ky. CO 0380 Compliments of MAYFLOWER SWEET SHOP Homemade Candy--lce Cream Lunches 717 MONMOUTH ST. NEWPORT, KY. HE 8363 PETE BOURAS, Prop. Compliments of R. W. NEISER Compliments of VESPER PRINTERS Ha rry F. Deiferman SMITH'S COMPLETE FOOD STORE 502 E. 10111 51'. Newport, Ky. PHONE JU 0143 PARAMOUNT CONSTRUCTION 930 Monmouth SI. JU. 2122-3-4 Siding, Painting, Remodeling Gutters and Down Spouts Free Estimates F.H.A. or Bldg. and Loan Terms SAM MOORE BOB WILBURN MOORE 8. WILBURN PAINTING-CONTRACTORS JU 6084 717 Monroe St. Newport, Ky. EDWIN I. POATE FLORIST and DESIGNER 111 E. 71-11 St. Newport, Ky. Flowers For All Occasions JU. 3996 RES. HE 7759 112 Compliments of Belle Air Trio PIANO JlM GRIFFIN DRUMS CLAYTON HALL CLARINET1-DAVE KLINGMAN AX 8951 FOR PRESCRIPTIONS ALBERT E. BATHIANY Pharmacist Sixth and Monmouth Newport Kentucky PHIL MEYER APOTHECARY ETHICAL DRUG SERVICE 33 East Eighth St. JU 2114 WE DELIVER B R A N D T ' S FOR CHOICE MERCHANDISE Since 1848 9th 81 Monmouth Newport, Ky. Frozen Foods Fresh Meats Fresh Vegetables RAY A. CRAWFORD G R 0 C E R Y Open daily excepEr Sunday Friday and Saturday 'till 9 RM. HE 8745 802 Columbia St. Newport FENTON CLEANERS HY GRADE SERVICE FREE CALL $ DELIVERY BOB WEST, Prop. AX 4663 WETZELS FOOD MARKET 3rd and Park We Deliver CO 9568 Compliments of MODEL SHOES 113 . M I 6' . . , ' E Delicious food and Good Music are the order of the day at THE STARK CLUB located on Monmouth street in down-Town Newport. THE CLOVER LEAF for Dairy Products TILLMANS, 8th and Madison, Coving- Their sundoes 0nd malts are the best. ton, Ky. Home of good furniture. Phone: says Hermino Levine and Pauline Dziech. He. 1109. Joyce Boots behind the counter. 'l'l4 COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR FLORIST VICTOR H. BROWN COMPLIMENTS OF THE B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY Retail Division He. 0843 944 Monmouth St. Newport, Ky. Insurance and Real Estate LAWRENCE RIEDINGER 501 York Street Newport, Ky. Compliments of RAY CHALK 8th and Columbia Newport, Ky. Insure with Haas! HAAS Real Estate Avoid a Loss ADAM C. Everything in lnsu ronce 724 Monmouth St. NewPort, Ky. Phone: CClonial 9869 Compliments of CARL CH'ALK 10th and Monmouth Newport, Ky. 115 EILERMAN'S Kentucky's Best KLASERNER'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 18th and Monmouth Sis. Phone AX 6210 Newport, Ky. FREE DELIVERY AMPLE PARKING For Men and Boys Newport Covingfon KENTUCKY GRILL Breakfast-Dinner Sandwiches He. 9673 912V: Monmouth St. Newport, Ky. CITIZENS TELEPHONE COMPANY Congratulations - - - to the Class of '53 from your Telephone Company A GOOD PMCE TO WORKu 116 LLOUIS c. WIDRIG'S DRUGS 51+: and Columbia Streets Phone: Co. 9077 Bud Dempsey, Proprietor COMPLIMENTS OF NEWPORT HIGH MUSIC SCHOOL BOOSTERS ASSOCIATION BOOSTERS Mr. Haggard and Boys of Home Room 27 Miss Girvin and Home Room 28 Hilltoppers The Varsity Cheer Leaders Miss Mattie Phillips Nancy and Danny Mrs. Lucille Pickett A Friend Marion and Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wagner Library Staff 1952-53 Bobbie and Charles GERNER TELEVISION and APPLIANCES 316 E. Ion. St. Newport, Ky. Ju. 8588 117 FOR THAT NEW LOOK AND BEST BUY SHOPAT COPPIN'S Northern Kentucky's Largest Department Store Phone HE. 1500 Conveniently located at 7th 8. Madison Covington, Kentucky Submitted by Bill Daniels Class of 1953 COMPLIMENTS OF VZETA OMEGA NU SORORITY Compliments of WEINGARTNER LUMBER COMPANY 'I'lth 81 John Sts. Newport, Ky. BOOSTERS Johnston's Cafe Arthur C. Hindmon Hindmon's Dry Cleaners Compliments of 0 FrEEnd Ray and Pollies Ky. Sales and Service Ky. Fixit Shop A Friend Garden Shop Joyce, Joann and Nancy A Friend Liliicm and Mary Lou Mr. lsenberg and Home Room 1 Mrs. Wetzel 0nd Home Room 2 Mrs. Lamb and Home Room 3 Miss Spencer and Home Room 4 Mrs. Garner and Home Room 5 Mr. 'Seiber'r and Home Room 6 Miss L. Tanner and Home Room 10 Miss Colliver and Home Room 11 Home Room 12 2 Mrs. Peck Miss Caldwell and Home Room 13 Mrs. Tebbs 0nd Home Room 14 Miss Wells 0nd Home Room 16 East Study Hall Mrs. Floirty and W. S. H. Miss Owens and Home Room 20 Miss Witteried and Home Room 22 Miss Warren and Home Room 23 Miss Culbertson's Senior Home Room Miss M. Tanner and Home Room 25 ML Bornetf 81 Boys of Chem Lab Mrs. Kernon and Physics Lab. Mrs. Parker and Home Room 26 118 PERSONAL A Abatico, BoBbie-SJ, 74 Abney, Ethel419, 50, 53, 74 Abney, Jerry413, 18, 57, 79 Abplunap, RoberF-43, 53, 79 Ader, Vernon-74 Adkison, Rona1d440, 43, 48, 49, 79 Allen, Lylk29, 32, 35, 79 Allen, Pufriciuh37 Anders, Rosemary453, 67, 69. 74 Anderson, Emily474 Anderson, Ronald-53, 87 Andrea, Delores421, 87 Andrea, Shirley--70, 82 Andrea, Yvonnk34, 74 Angel, RoncId-40, 52, 53, 79 Armitcge, Gerald457, 79 Arnold, Ann418, 67. 68, 69, 70, 71, 79 Arnold, Judgkl 2, 19, 48, 60, 87 Arrowood, NanniF53, 74 Arthur, Colemnn461, 74 Ashbough, Marion474 Babin, Donaldr-74 Bailey, Barbura-74 Baker, AnneHe-13, 18, 19, 20, 23, 25, 27, 52, 66, 70, 87 Baker, Tom-32, 79 Baldwin, James479 Banfield, Mary L.--20, 46, 69, 87 Bavnkes, BillH43, 65, 70 Bnnkes, June-52, 68, 69, 82 Barbiea, Marlenea-TQ Barnes, Ned453, 74 Barr, Bob-79 Buss, Don474 Beck, John-u-51, 82 Becker, Betly436, 41, 66, 82 Becker, Mildred-14, 69, 87 Becker, Phylli54100 Begker, Wandu-w1 5, 19, 44, 67, 68, 69, 79 Becrufl, Roy-74 Bell, Larry-BZ Beimont, Daniel412, 79 Beniamin, Lynn4-43, 37 Bergmann, Paul443, 48, 49, 62, 79 Bergmann, Roberta-a-41, 67, 69, 82 Berkemeyer, Don-74 Billet, Tomye-JZ, 34, 36, 79 Blgckwell, Dorothy453, 57, 82 Bird, Sarah-33, 37, 82 Bicker, Marilyn-44, 53, 69, 74 Blevins, Jorhetah-40, 53, 67, 69, 70, 82 119 INDEX Blaut, Howard-57, 79 Blguf, 8013-79 Blgnkeuship, Nicholas474 Blorne, GuyIa-74 Bogckley, Jackie-19, 88 Boden, Joka34, 50, 74 Boots, Joyce-14, 20, 26, 40, 88, 100 Bowen, Beny474 Bowen, Stella4l9, 40, 82 Bowles, Francis482 Buwles, Rebecca474 Bowling, Andrew-42, 88 Bowling, Carl4 Bowman, EIdon-61, 74 Brgck, Kay- Brgdbury, Jim-12, 60, 82 Braun, Rosalih74 Brgunlz, GIoria--61, 74 Bridewell, Harry-BZ Bridewell, Nancy-20, 47, 88 Bristow, DoI-SZ, 53, 69, 79 Brilsch, JeanneHe-SO, 82 Brock, Kay Francis-74 Brooks, Phyllis450, 74 Brown, Bonnie-33, 37, 53, 79 Brusehaber, Pat459, 70, 88 Buckler, Nancy-BZ Buckler, Phyllis421, 27, 52, 53, 88 Buckler, Wilma474 Budig, GeorthO, 52, 57, 61, 65, 82 Burch, Wanduv34, 52, 53, 79 Burkarr, Joseph479 Bums, MyrtIe-34, 79 Bush, Ruth461, 74 Butler, William-74 C Canada, Lenora-74 Carney, Iren241, 44, 69, 82 Case, Don-4-79 thiller, John451, 53, 82 Candi , Earl-53, 74 Cqudill, Roberta418, 52, 74 Candi , Veeda-53, 79 Chapman, Ralph460, 79 Cheek, Dolores--52, 53, 67, 69, 70, 79 Cheek, Frank-59, 79 Christain, Larry-4-74 Clark, Betfy-sz Clifton, Nancy450, 53, 74 Clowers, WilliaM474 Cuufman, John429, 79 Cole, Dawn-49, 50, 74 Coleman, Marian420, 47, 88 Collins, Charlottk74 PERSONAL Collins, Ronald479 Combs, Nuncy420, 25, 26, 45, 47, 83 Comic , Melvern-43, 82 Conway, Susnn419, 32, 82 Cook, Jack560, 74 Cooper, James-79 Cope, Norma450, 74 Canada, Jeannette-SZ, 53, 69, 79 Cotcamp, Ken474 Courtney, Ray474 Cowens, Sammie-61 Craft, Delberf4-79 Cruff, Joyce-le, 52, 53, 89 Craven, Howard461, 74 Crawford, Carolyn--46, 52, 67, 6B, 69, 70, 89 Crgwford, GenevieVFSZ, 67, 69, 70, 79 Crawford, Virginia453, 63, 83 Crgekmore, Lester-57, 79 Crowe, Arrhur-44, 61, 74 Cummins, Gloria440, 79 Cummins, Ruy-74 Curry, Duvid-83 D Daley, Shirley-HS3 innes, Guy-83 aniel, Jean420, 46, B9 aniel, Yvonnb53, 69, 79 aniels, Shirleyh-74 Daniels, Willinm-2'l, 89 Dawes, Wanda--14, 53, 89 qun, Gaer-B3 Dean, Ben-79 Dean, BeverIy-74 Dean, Herman--74 Dean, Vernon-51, 83 Deaton, Douglg$5L 79 Decwgif LeRoyL-49, 74 Decker, Valerik36, 45, B9 Dedman, Wayne-43, 83 Deitsch, CnroIe--53, 79 Derrick, Joann-'l4, I9, 20, 26, 27, 32, 36, 37, 40, 45, 52, 89 Deyrfck, Marilyn-13, 36, 83 Derrick, Ronald515, 44, 60, 79 Dewald, Churmaine-19, 34, 53, 79 Dewberry, KennetI-wJB, 74 Dezarn, Mildred-35, 45, 46, 6B, 69, 70, 89 Dietrich, Don46'l, 74 Digerz, John-v25, 52, 65, 90 Dinser, Betty434, 45, 46, 68, 69, 90 Domico, Corolyn-40I, 50, 74 Downs, Jurnes4-79 - Dragon, James-83 Drees, Patricia-34, 79 120 . -57.344977 INDEX Droege, LeRoy-SZ, 74 Duff, MuryF-SB, 74 Dunn, James465, 74 Dziech, Pauline-2l, 25, 90 y E A Ebert, BilI-75 Eckert, Perry-75 Einhorn, Helen4'l9, 20, 25, 90 Elkins, Shelby469, 79 Embry, Carol475 Engle, CarI-TS Ervin, Mildred453, 75 Etienne, Paul-463, 33 Etienne, Yvonne-34, 79 Ewing, Bill429, 52, 53,. 79 F Fangman, James418, 48, 79 ' Fausz, BiH--79 Feldman, Henry-JJO Fellers, Dick475 Ferrel, John475 Fields, Kenny-24, 26, 57, 58, B6, 90 Fisher, CuroI-66, 68, 69, 70, 75 Fix, Caroline419, 32, 52, 53, 33 qujg, Sylvia553, 75 Flannery, Kelly418, 42, 51, 57, 83 Flynn, BiII-83 Fay, Blanche514, 90 Foy, Charles525, 86, 9o Foy, Georgbdli, 61, 75 Franzen, Rose Marie-53, 83 Froechlich, MyrnHSI, 69, 75 Froechlich, David419, 51, 83 Frymun, Everett450, 75 Frymyer, BeHy Jo-53, 75 . Fullz, Betly579 G Gebhardt, Carol-83 Gemmer, Janet-83 Gemmer, Gail434, 52, 69, 79 Gerhardt, Ernesr-83 Gems, DEVid-TS Gettys, Harold4-43, 83 qudson, Freda491 Glenn, JoycPTS Goodwin, Georgia-32, 53, 79 Gosney, Paul-14, 79 Gavan, Charle5475 Gruf, Maryd-n-n- ,3, 53, 85 3,, V PERSONAL Gray, Chester-ZO, 25, 26, 43, 48, 70, 91 Graydon, Donna479 Green, Henry-a6l, 75 , Griffin, Jim221, 24, 25, 27, 7 , 91 Griffith, Millard-42, 79 Griffith, Mitchela49, 75 Griffith, Rebecca-15, 49, 79 Griggs, Mary675 Grimme, Jim-'I9, 27, 9'! Gronefeld, Katherine-JS Grothaus, Vernon--91 Gutekunsf, Lois434, 52, 69, 70, 75 H Huer, Carolyn4'l9, 52, 53, 79 Halalain, Gloria579 Hall, Clayton432, 34, 35, 79 qul, Pat-JQ, 40, 42, 69, 83 Hampton, Gail413, 28, 42, 69, 75 Harden, Pnt-79 qudin, Rosalik34, 52, 66, 69, 71, 75 Harris, DonuId-57, B2 quris, Pat-34, 66, 69, 71, 79 quris, Ralph-IS, 19, 44, 52, 53, 80 qurison, BrucH4-3, 75 qurison, Pauline453, 80 quvey, Elizabeth419, 20, 52, 53, 91 qufke, Raymond483 Hqsse, Suzunnh75 qul'on, Carl483 quI-on, LuciIIe-480 Hanan, Wilma-47, 53, 91 Heurold, Pat-42, 33 Heath, Robert575 Heath, Robin475 Heath, Rudy--32, 35, 83 Heidkamp, Kaye--33, 53, 80 Hemingway, Kenneth-14, 44, 83 Hemingway, Marthu4-75 Henderson, Carl483 Henderson, Mury-453, 75 Henneberry, RonaId-29, 80 Herald, James-459, 75 Herthel, Douglas-32, 75 ngzng, Barbara-32, 41, 80 Hiance, Thomas475 Hickey, Thelmu--EO Hill, Bernich53, 75 Hill, Joann-33, 30 Hill, John465, 75 Hockney, Fred42, 51, 53, 83 Hockney, Ida--'l9, 53, 75 Hodges, Gerald475 Hofucker, Barbara4-20, 23, 24, 26, 27, 44, 45, 46, 52, 63, 69, 70. 86, 91 Hoffstedder, Carol-m44, 75 m INDEX Holden, Gerald434, 80 Hollan, Eugene-83 Hollan, Patriciu-34, 52, 53, 80 Hornsby, Roy-60, 75 House, Pat-67, 6B, 69, 70, 83 Howard, Veraw-53, 75 Huber, Larry420, 44, 51, 52, 83, 100 Huffman. Ed-60, 80 Huffman, Erma4-15, 1B, 34, 53, 67. 68, 69, 71, 30 Hughes, Roberr-57, 83 Hummel, Doris-BO Humphries, Bonny433, 37, 80 Hunt, RonaId- Hurd, Myrrlh49, 50, 80 Hurrelbrink, Shiriey--BO Hutton, Shirley427, 66, 92 lgn, GIenn-27, 34, 50, 92 lies, William--29, 75 J Jarvis, Royce-475 Jackson, Shirley-40, 83 Jennings, Culvin--43, 52, 53, 63, 70, 92 Jennings, Curl443, 83 Johnson, Bettyh-75 Johnson, Caroiyn-80 Johnson, DonaId--49, 75 Johnson, Margaret4-52, 53 Johnson, Nancy492 Johnson, Gloriu-83 Johnson, Ray459, 75 Jaos, Marilyn-34, 42, 51, 84 K quff, Willium-84 quson, Ruth-TB, 75 x Kearns, Put453, 80 Ke-lly, Dorothy424, 41, 66, 92 Kelly, Iris-42, 46, 92 qusey, Thomus-19, 51, 84 King, Jerry4-18, 25, 45, 53, 92 King, SalIy-2'l, 26, 52, 69, 70, 86, 92 Kinman, Gladys-44, 53, 69, 80 Kinzer, Betfyq84 Kohl, Bonnie532, 80 Kreb's, Mary-42, 84 Krebs, Rufh642, 93 Kreutzer, Donald475 Kueckler, Thomus-57, 93 Kushniroff, Anthony--49, 80 PERSONAL L Lambert, Herbert-57, 65, 84 Landell, Daleu-59, 75 Lenders, Donald4-75 Lang, Carol424, 32, 45, 47, 93 Lang, Frunk--43, 34 Long, Richard475 Lee, Churles-84 Leek, Lois484 Leek, Wanda--19, 75 LeMasfer, Larry-80 Leonard, BeH-y-84 Levine, Herminu4412, 20, 93 Lewis, Betty484 Liles, Anifa-69, 80 ' Lites, Churles-75 Linkugel, DanieI-51, 75 Lil'zinger, William4-12, 24, 27, 34, 52, 93 Lovelace, Donald459, 80 Lovelace, M-urcella-18, 53, 84 Lynagh, GIennu-69, 84 Lyons, Edward424, 43, 44, 57, 58, 93 LyHe, Judy-75 M Mullery, CurI-93 Mullery, John459, 76 Manyef, DonaId-24, 26, 34, 52, 53, 65, 94 Mgrksberry, Henry-94 Marlin, BiIL-759, 76 Mqu'in, CIyde--80 Mgrl'in, Don--80 Mquin, Doris-76 Mgrlin, Hazel Kafhleen-76 Mgrtin, Viviun-14, 19, 45, 46, 67, 68, 69, 70, 94 Mayer, Jahn453, 76 Mayer, Patricin-32, 94 Merrill, EIsie-49, 76 Metz, Paul461, 76 Muerer, Richard419, 94 nger, Betty419, 34, 30 nger, Clydew-Bll nger, Don-53 Mineer, WilIu-469, 84 Monroe, Luertha453, 69, 80 Moore, Helen484 Moore, John-32, 35, 76 Moore, Milford459, 76 Moore, Robert--76 Moore, Shirley434, 52, 53, 76 Morford, Joan434 Morford, June-32, 94 Morgan, Alfred476 Morgan, DurreII-34, 76 122 INDEX Morgan, Pat476 Morris, Barbara-52, 53, 76 Morris, Jerry-61, 76 Morton, William459, 61, 76 Moss, Elizabeth469, 84 Mueller, Don-76 Mueller, RoberHBII Murray, James-43, 70, 84 Myers, Don-TIS Myers, Paf480 Mc McClure, Betty Jo--52, 53, 76 NicDaniel, Don429, 43, 70, 80 Mcllvoy, Carl4n18, 80 McIntosh, James459, 76 McIntosh, Mary-450 McKenney, William-32, 34, 35, 76 McKinney, Murgie-33, 84 N NeCamp, Joann-33, 51, 84 NgCamp, Tommy-52, 53, 60, 80 Newman, Leah4-32, 34, 53, 80 Nicholas, Nancy-84 Nicholas, N6111P76 Nigmeyer, Carol453, 80 Noanan, James-76 Norton, Paf426, 27, 45, 46, 53, 94, 100 0 O'Brien, Rober+480 O1Day, Janef-SZ, 69, 71, 76 O1Day, Peggy469, 71, 76 Oder, Helen-84 O'Hara, Eileen-40, 42, 52, 53, 80 O'Hara, Pot-Z'l, 42, 52, 53, 94 Oliver, Gurry--49, 76 Orne, Puul--20, 52, 53, 95 Owen, Phyllis-44, 45, 46, 95, 100 Owens, Sandra-69, 70, 76 P Pabst, Ronald495 Pongburn, Leroy-44, 76 Pa-rker, Juhn-14, 15, 18, 40, 84 Purrich, Richard-43, 30 Payne,' Feggy--19, 20, 34, 52, 95 Pegsluck, Alvi LePZO, 33, 37, 45, 46, 52, 69, 95 Peaslack, Jorinh34, 52, 66, 68, 69, 70, 76 PERSONAL Pellillo, Shirley-w-26, 34, 95 Pigkeft, Nuncy-14, 20, 25, 26, 40, 45, 95 Pierce, DeloresF-52, 69, 80 Pigs, Ronnie4'l4, 76 Pipes, 1renF53, 69, 30 Piffard, CaroL-37, 75 Poe, DaIe-57, 80 Pooley, Don476 Porter, Gale453, 80 Powell, Christine 42, 76 Powell, Loberfa442, 76 Procter, William480 Pryor, Giuria442, 44, 84 Puckett, Gene-zo, 29, 80 Q Quinn, Roger418, 59, 61, 76 Quessenberry, KiHy-84 R Racke, Andrew-76 Rains, Margie434, 53, 76 Raleigh, Vance-76 Rappold, Don--76 Ratliff, Jahn460, 84 Ra-fliff, Peggy-33, 76 unm, George476 Rauss, Ronnie4-19, 49, 57, 60, 80 Raivenscraft, Myron-84 Rowe, Garry-60, 84 Rams, Marilon-461, 76 Replil'in, Jim-32, 35, 96 Redmond, Lany-59, 60, 84 Redmond, Louis-76 Reed, Jeun434, 45, 46, 67, 69, 96 Reed, Lois-76 Reppetto, Katherink76 Reuss, RosseHahSZ, 53, 84 Reynolds, Steve-43, 51, 84 Righ, Georgk44, 80 Rich, Peggy-19, 51, 52, 67, 69, 71, 80 Rich, Shirley-12, 46, 53. 96 Richardson, Harold-76 Richardson, Ruth4-53, 76 Richels, Howard-76 Riddell, RonuId-TG Riffe, Iames-32, 43, 96 Riffe, TommikBO Riley, Carul4H36, 80 Rindsberg, George-BO Rising, Yvonne496 Ritter, Jackie-ZO. 26, 27, 33, 41, 96 Rill'inger, Shirley433, 53, 76 Rogrk, Fqu-ZO, 57, 53, 96, 100 Roberts, Harold426, 96 Robinson, Mury--84 Robinson, Wanda-53, 69, 76 Rogers, Joan--51, 84 Rogers, Mary J.-47, 76 Ruth, Janeh-67, 6B, 69, 70, 85 Roruse, James414, 25, 45, 97 Rouse, Stanley476 123 INDEX Ruddick, Barbora-BS Rush, Caroln-JB, 47, 50, 80 RuHencuH'er, Ronald427, 97 S Sailors, AIice-BS Sansom, Ermaw-33, 37, 85 Sansom, Jahn485 Sansom, Ronald476 Sousa, John477 Schaber, Stanley-32, 35, 97 Schaber, WuynkBO Scheibly, Eugene432, 34. 47, 80 Scheper, William434, 44, 57, 58, 97 Schiller, Jack485 Schmidt, Ken453, 80 Schneider, Jack457, 80 ' Schneider, Janef451, 52, 53, 85 Schnelle, Jack457, ED Scholl, Robert443, 77 Scholl, 5010-85 Schoo, Donald418, 80 Schreiber, Barbara432, 34, 77 Schulte, Gaer-32, 34, 47, 52, 80 Schute, Thomas425, 57, 58, 65, 97 Schuster, Raymond477 Szhwarl-z, Carol418, 20, 25, 52, 69, 97 Schwitzer, JaniCFBD Segrs, Elizabeth436. 81 Sensel, Charles4-51, 85 Sensel, Robert432, 35, 77 Shgckleford, Lloyd4-77 Shgffer, Leonard4-6O, 31 Shgkleford, Wayne450 Shprp, Connie-77 Shgw, Margit.L-49, 77 Shields, Patriciu-77 Siebert, Joyceh--44, 52, 77 Sigman, Harriet477 Singleton, Robert-477 Sizemore, Gilmer421, 97 Smith, CeciI-77 Smith, Gerald481 Smith, Jeanettk34, 77 Smith, Marian419, 34, 97 Smith, Peggy4 Smith, Phyllis452, 53, 77 Smith, Phyllis477 Smith, Roberl'481 Srriifhson, Eleanor-19, 53, 98 Sngll, Sandra477 South, Donna-21, 24, 42, 46, 98 Sowder, Rurh481 Spencer. Suew-36, 53, 82 Spenlau, Ronald452, 57, 85 Spradlin, Delores4-85 Sprung, Alice414, 44, 58, 85 Stgfford, Clyde-Bl g Sl'th, Carol Jean412, 14, 19, 25, 26, 27, 36, 41, 52, 98 Stgnhope, Ronald4-57, 58, 95 ,1: Stgnfield, Thomas477 ; $ Sh; Mon, Ronald-BS Stgymon, GaiI-18, 52, 69, 70, 77 Srggner, Elaine-53, 85 PERSONAL Stegner, Maty-53, 77 Stginhouer, Dolore5g14, 45, 46, 69, 70, 98 Steinhauer, Donna Stgphens. Douglas--81 Stephens, Gene--85 Stgphens, Margiea-77 Stephenson, Joe-77 Stierer, Byron-34, 51, 77 Stein, Mury481 Stokley, Chrisfine-19, 20, 24, 45, 46, 67, 68, 69, 70 71, 98 Sfokley, Fuye--41, 66, 67, 68, 69, 85 Stokley, Joyce-67, 69, 70, 81 Stricken Jerry-43, 48, 85 Stucker, Frank429, 81 Sufton, John-77 Switzer, Sarah4 Swoblund, Jon-53, 81 Swope, Charles-14, 15, 18, 20, 24, 45, 57, 58, 60, 63, 98 Swope, Geraldine-32, 34, Ba, 44, 68, 69, 70 s T Taulbee, Loretru-53, 69, 81 Taylor, Roberf-57, 81, 100 Tepl, Michael--85 Tqal, Edward451, 77 Texirow, Carolyn451, 52, 53, 81 Temple, Lesfer-59, 77 Thieiss, Emma--32, 81 Thompson, Jim--18, 48, 60, 85 Thompson, Sandra-Bl Thornton, William-61, 77 Tirey, Paulink12, 20, 42, 46, 98 Time, Williom-SZ, 59, 77 Tomlin, Carletia420, 27, 33, 37, 51, 52, 53, 98 Tomlin, Saruh451, 53, 77 Toy, Lois--3Z, 34. 81 Trgnt, Juanita-53, 81 Tucker. Nora-77 Tucker, Beulah-81 Turner, Charles499 Turner, Golia415, 49, 81 Turner, HaroldAB, 99 Turner, Jack---51, 57, 37 Turner, JoyCP19, 42, 85 Turner, Normu-42, 81 Turner, Ruymond-57, 85 Turner, Rudolph459, 81 Turner, SamueI4-26, 99 Turner, Stanley-42, 49, 85 Turtle, Jacqueline-34, 52, 53, 81 U 09:, Wayne-77 . V Vqlz, Helen-12, 41, 52, 66, 69, 70, 82 ance, IIene-77 Vance, Rufh481 124 INDEX andergrih, Goldie-s'l anMeter, Ronald-81 Vest, Marylyn-34, 77 Vickers, Berry477 Voleer, Eugene-61, 77 Volter, Thomas426, 63, 99, 100 Von Strobe, William-SZ, 85 W Wade, David477 Wagner, Barbara419, 20, 36, 40, 52, 69, 70, 99 ngner, Cleo4-19, 51, 81 Wpinsco , Jack477 Wallingford, Rosalie--69, 77 Walter, Gaer-77 Walz, Dunald-57, 60, 81 Wander, Marvin444, 52, 59, 65, 77 Wgre, Helen442, 69, 77 Wgrnke, Barbara-53, 81 Wgsser, Claudia-50. 52, 85 ngson, Doroihy440, 42, 69, 85 Webb, Betty420, 85, 100 Webb, Thomas485 Weber, Beveriy477 nger, Janef-34, 46, 53, 99 Weber, Robert-81 Weier, Jerry481 Weier, Russell457, 55, 81 ngfhorn, Rosalee-81 Welp, Lawrence4-32, 34, 35, 31 Wenk, Mary June-77 Wenk, Shirleyv-99 Westerkamp, Danna412. 14, 45, 46, 52, 53, 99 Westerkamp, Donald4100 White, CaroIe-v-34, 49, 50, 77 White. Elwood4-31 Whitley, Harmon--81 Wiggins, Beverly-34, 52, 53, 77 Wiles, OrvilIe-43, 85 Williams, Connie-53, 87 Williams, HaroId-52, 85 Williams, Nancy4 Wilmot, Marlene-IS, 52, 53, 69, 77 Wilson, Burl-100 Wilson, Donald449, 50, 53, 81 Wilson, Edward-BI Wiison, Freddie-85 Wilson, Pany-85 Wilson, Robert4-43, 77 Wilson, Sylvia452, 66, 69, 81 Winters, Patricia Ann444, 77 WiH'muII, Jean-u-53, 35 Wohrley, Joyce Fayh50, 77 Wood, Jim-r-57, 60, 77 Woodyard, Loretta-77 Wooten, Carol Lynne-77 Wooten, Clara May-77 Yeager, Delores477 Yeager, Kenneth-BS Youtsey, Norman-a-12, 18, 52, 59, 77 Yung, Joycgh-33, 52, 53, 77 Zappin, Mary Lou--53, 77 Ziegler, BilliPS3, 37, 53. 81 Zinxer, Rudolph-52, 77 Zumsfein, Jacquelein-77 SEVENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Newport High School - - Newport, Ky. WElj'NESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1953 . . 8:15 UCLOCK NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Class of 1953 MOTTO: qu Face An Unsatled World With bur Eyes Toward the Stars CLASS FLOWER: Lily of the Valley CLASS COLORS: Blue and Silver Class Officers Charles Foy ........................................................................................ President Kenneth Fields ...................... . ..................................................... Vic-Presiclent Barbara Hofacker ............................................................................ Secretary Sally King ........................................................................................ Treasurer Mrs. Dorothy Tebbs .................................................................. C lass Advisor C r a d u a t e 3 Ronald L. Anderson Beniamin Arnold, Jr. Lynn C. Benjamin gmudrew C. Bowling Nancy Lee Bridewell a'rEva. Marian Coleman 'fNancy Ann Comps John Thomas Diet: Helene F4 Einhorn Henry Dale Feldman Kenneth Lee Fields ??Charles Edward Foy Chester W. Gray 'Jamses Grimm James W. Grimme Wilma Jean Hatton Shirley Mae Hutton Dolores Jean Andrea Annette Baker Mary Louise Banfmld Mildred Becker Phyllis A. Becker Jacqueline Boeckley Patricia Jean Brusehaber Phyllis Ann BuckIEr Ella Joyce Craft Carolyn Crawford Jean Gale Daniel Carl William Daniels Wanda Mae Dawes Valerie Jean Decker I1W1dnxi Lydia Dczarn Joyce Boots 'Joann Gladys Derrick Hon0r Graduates GENERAL COURSE Glenn David Igo Raymond Calvin Jennings nJerry W. King Sally Mae King 'Ruth Krebs Howard T. Kuechler uCarol Jean Lang Hermina Louis: Levine William Litzinger James Edward Lyons Carl R. Mallery Danald A. Manyet Henry B. Marksberry Patricia Louise Mayer Richard S. Meurer Patricia M. O'Hara COMMERCIAL COURSE 'Betty Jane Dinser Pauline Ann Dziech Blance L. Fay Freda Gladstm Vernon Grothaus Elizabeth Emma Harvey 'I'Bnrhara Lee Hofacker Dorothy Lee Kelly 'EIris S. Kelly mVivian L. Martin June Marford 'Patricia Ann Norton 'Phyllis Jane Owen EAlvi Lee Peaslack Shirley Jean Pellillo SCIENTIFIC COURSE lqyancy Claire Pickett Uames A. Rouse Ronald A. Pabst Mary Margaret Payne James L. Rechtin James R. Riffe Paul Edward Roark Ronald Ruttencutter Stanley Schaber William Fred Scheper Thomas Dean Schulte Carol Schwartz Gilmer Sizemore Eleanor Smithson aThames Fredrick Swope Charles G. Turner Harold James Turner HZm-hara Ann Wagner Burl Wilson 'Jean Reed Shirley Mae Rich Yvonne Rising Jacquelyn Ritter Harald F. Roberts Marian June Smith Donna Dare South Carole Jean Stahl i'Dnlares Steinhauer ' Chri5tin'e Stokley H3au1ine Fay Tirey Carletta F. Tomlin Janet Mae Weber Shirley Mae VVenk Donna Ruth Westerkamp Samuel A. Turner Thomas F. Volter P r o g r a m The National Anthem ................................................................... John. Smith Huldigungsmarch ...................................................................... Edward Grieg Newport High School Band Invocation .................................................................. Reverend Dana Heaton Pastor, Evangelical United Brethren Church Newport, Kentucky Salutation ................................................................................ Valerie Decker Selections- I Believw ............................................................ Shirl - Stillman My Prayer, .................................................................... Zamecnik Newport High School Mixed Chorus Valedictory ...................................................................... Andrew C. Bowling Introduction of Speaker ............................................ Dr. Anderson D. Owens Superintendent, Newport City Schools Address ....................... Dr. Lysle Warrick Croft Director Personnel Ofice University of Kentucky Lexington, Kentucky Presentation of Class of 1953 .......................................... Mr. James L. Cobb Principal, Newport High School Awarding of Diplomas ............................. Mr. Walter G. Melching President, Newport Board of Education Special Scholastic Recognitions Benediction ................................................................ Reverend Dana Heaton uNow The Day Is Over .......................................................... Joseph Barnaby WI'he Lord Bless You and Keep Youn .................................................. Lutkin Mixed Chorus Audience will please stand for the Benediction and remain standing until the conclusion of the Choral BenedictionJ Musical Program directed by Mr. James W. Parke Newport City Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Walter G. Melching ............................................................ President Mr. Carl H. Ebert ............................................................ Vice-President Mr. Victor H. Brown Mr. J 01m F. Galvin Mr. Albert T. King ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Dr. Anderson D. Owens .................................................. Superintendent Mrs. Ninona M. Kew ...................................................... Clerk-Treasurer SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mr. James Lee Cobb .................................................................. Principal Miss Mattie Phillips ................................ History and Dean of Girls Mr. Stanley Arnzen ................................................................ Athletics Mr. Howard C. Barnett ................................................. Chemistry Miss Clarabell Burkhart ........................................ Physical Education Mr. Edwin K. Burton .................... Athletics and Mechanical Drawing Miss Mary Lee Caldwell .............................................................. English Mr. John D. Collins ...................... ........................... English Miss Evalyn Colliver ....................... ...................... S punish Miss Bernice Culbertson .......................................................... Commerce Mrs. Gladys Gamer ................................................ Guidance Counselor Miss HazeI Girvin .................................................. Latin. and English Miss Gypsy Gray ...................................................................... Commerce Mr. C. Lyle Haggard ................................. Mathematics and Physics Mrs. Charlotte Keman .................................... Psychology and Biology Miss Alma Lamb ............................................ V .......................... E nglish Miss Mary E. Morris ...................................................... Librarian Miss Jeannette Owens ....................... Health Mr. James W. Parke ........................... Music Mrs. Odessa Parker ................................... Art Mrs. Leila Peak .................................................................... Mathenuztics Mrs. Anna K. Russell .................................................. Home Economics Mr. Joseph L. Seibert .............................................. English and Speech Miss Ella Stone Spencer .......................................................... English Mr. Robert M. Stonebumer ......... Athletics and Physical Education Miss Lois Tanner .................................................... Health and English Miss Mary Tanner .................................................................... Commerce Mrs. Dorothy Tebbs .................................................................... English Mr. Don E. Walker .......................................................... Industrial Arts Miss Katherine E. Warren ...................................................... Commerce Miss Norma Wells ............................................................... Mathemtics Miss Katherine Werner .............................................. Home Economics Mrs. Lorena Wetzel .............................................................. Mathematics Miss Alice Witteried ................................................................ Commerce THE wznvsns Nu aIQ NEWlOKT HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL BAND CONCERT Newport High School Auditorium May 21, 1953 8:15 P. 1a.. kX James H. Parke m ICi-us'wical Director W , 9 v: ?- 5 9 g El i E h NENL-OHT HIGH SCHOOL ..-- P 3? 1 - l 1;Du.qu-L UP.N-D CONCERT National Anthem Brasses to the Fore Walters . . Fatinitza Von Sugfe Jungle Drums Laajcna Four Episodis for Band Morrissey Ballet Egyptian Luigini Newport High School Auditorium Marilyn Derrick Cherokee Hill Hi-Score Moffitt May 21, 1953 8:15 P. M. Horse and Buggy Anderson Musical Director P R O G R A M National Anthem Brasses to the Fore Fatinitza Jungle Drums Four Episoiis for Band Ballet Egyptian Marilyn Derrick Cherokee Hi-Score Horse and Buggy Walters Von.Suy,e Laaucna Morrissey Luigini' Hill Moffitt Anderson NEWEORT HIGH SCHOOL LNNUAL BAND CONCERT Newport High.School Auditorium May 21, 1953 8:15 P. M. James M; Parke Musical Director aa9g gE National Anthem Brasses ?O the Fore Fatinitza Jungle Drums Four Episodis for BandA Horse and Buggy Walters Von Suffe Hill Moffitt Anderson J Installation of Nawport High School Band Booster Atlantic Sea , t Waves of the The Clock an$ the Dresden Officers by A. D. Owens board Danube Figures Carol Lang From Africa to Harlem Ba-Lu-Ca-Da Burst of the Trumpets Grundman Ivanovici Ketelbey Bennetth hlfonso' Walters I Installation of Newport High School Band Booster Officers by A. D. Owens Atlantic Seaboard Grundman I Waves of the Danube Ivanovici' The Clock an the Dresden Figures Ketelbey CarQl Lang From Africa to Harlem Bennetth 1 Ba-Lu-Ca-Da Alfonso Burst of the Trumpets Walters I Installation of Newport High School Band Booster Officers by A. D. Atlantic Seaboard l r Waves of the Danube The Clock and the Dresden Figures Carol Lane; From ifrica to darlzm Ba-Lu-Ca-Da Burst or the Trumpets Owens Grundman Ivanovici Ketelbey Bennett Alfonso Walters F7 C Seniecl by T hestmi or Cl ass mp . If, . . x NEW poYf H Mjh g..ChOCT Tommy Britten . . Paul Eritton . . CD 9 Linda Keaver . . . Flash Britten . . Stinky Schemmer . Glgdys Ives . . . Doris Iritton .'. George Logan . . . Kimmie KcGuire . . Thomas iritton . . David Vermeer . . 331th a I o I I I 0 Boots . . . . . . Declfy . I I I I I Fuzzy . . . . . . I'rfET-EIT O U C I O I I 13 o a I I I I lWlte act I I I I I I I A.Ct II c u I o I uct III . . . . . LET . . . . . O O I O . Barbar I O I I l O . . . . Joann ?errick . . . . Haney ?ickett . . . . . . Sally King . . .Kenneth Fields . .Shirley P6111110 . . . Chester Gray . . . . . . Sam Turner . . . Carole Stahl . . . . . Joyce Boots . . . . Jackie Bitter . . . . Harold Roberts . . . . Fancy ComUs I I I I I I Dan 1:81:th Place POOH of the i ,u . x 9n nugust house, afternoon The Present . Two weeks later a:aning Prwmjtcr . Stage . . . . . PublicitT . . . $ickets . . . . ULHJPS . . . . 1 , Faculty ' d P5 9 grams I.?.W ' 3.1 ,1 ,J-JJ-lligeL ?raduced by T7 PR JDUCE' I 3;? . . Ronnie futtancuttcr . -.- . . arhara Tagner . . . . fauline Dzisch Lndrer Dezarn, Bmmmn,axmr Jaukie 7060318?! LnlcliLe A i VI .llil'lu. . 1 Ianc' Bridewell,yPegxy and mu ,1 J. afyl;8, adviser. 1f' I '1 r, Azrian bolu :ttun, Kaver, .de- ..LnLJ u Jean Daniel . . ?rs. Dorothy Tebbs . . . . . . . . fildrod Desarn a Q T ' F: 1-.1-3 1-, : Nagner peciul Arrangement with -,- h1- r mrw r1 v' .3'1 337T I'LL; .IL:?.-' 1' . VP x-if LTR'ETITUR'J C :2: ?:2 helped with L; Production ecial bhanEs 197 ; Rear; gs Uilwsn ST. LUKE HOSPITAL of CAMPBELL COUNTY 6mm Stowe ZW SUNDAY, MAY 3rd, 1953 3:00 P. M. GRAND AVENUE, :Norfh of Highland Avenue: FT. THOMAS, KENTUCKY BAND CONCERT 2:30 TO 3:00 P. M. BOARD OF TRUSTEES DANIEL D. SCHWARTZ, Presidenf E. G. HEISELMAN, M.D., Vice-President PAUL R. SNYDER, Secremry-Treusurer REV. HAROLD W. BARKHAU RT. REV MONS CARI. J. MERKLE AUGUST H. EILERMAN O. W. FRICKMAN, M.D. MICHAEL A. FURIO RICHARD W. NEISER MIOR RIFKIN JACOB H. SWOPE CAMPBELL COUNTY FISCAL COURT STANLEY C. MOEBUS, Judge GEORGE J. KAUFMANN, County Clerk WESLEY BOWEN, County Attorney JAMES O. CLARK .MAYNARD HECK JACOB MARTZ Archifects: POTTER, TYLER, MARTIN and ROTH DANIEL D. SCHWARTZ, President of Board Master of Ceremonies INVOCATION ........................ ...Rev. Harold W. Barkhqu NATIONAL ANTHEM- Mossed Boncm Newport High School, Highlands High School and Newport Catholic High School INTRODUCTION- Members of Board of Trustees, Fiscal Court and distinguished guests SELECTION4'My Old Kentucky Home ...... Newport High School Bond REMARKS ....................... The Hon. Judge Stanley C. Moebus REMARKS .................................. Mr. Paul A. Hockney Direcfor of Hospital Facilities, State of Kentucky SELECTION- My Counfry 'Tis of Thee ...................... Newport Cofhol'lc High School Bond LAYING OF CORNER STONE ............ Daniel D. Schwartz, President ADDRESS ...................................... Mr. James Stuart Executive Director, Hospi'rcxl Core Corp., Cincinnati, Ohio SELECTION- God Bless America .......... Highlands High School Bond BENEDICTION ............... . ........ Rt. Rev. Mons. Carl J. Merkle E75; 3W dlau or 41mm: a415,; $45001 uquuh Mg Flaunt: of I yaw: company at :5: gunm-5mla: 93mm . a. hum of HE. clan of 1955' army 29, 1953 9:00 2:; 1:00 at 95c Ahmeomgzsm J?mf 9mm Juniov-Seniov Prom May 29, 1958 ADMIT TWO