Newport High School - Newportian Yearbook (Newport, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

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We are not always happy with the paths we follow and the prints we make but we hope each poor print will be used as a stepping stone toward a better. 2' N Q 5.7 'N 5 10 Elaine Stegner and Marcella Lovelace are checking Z the tiles. Jack Schneider giving his opinion in Speech class on Shown here using dictaphone and electric typewriters a topic of great importance. are Joyce Turner and Glenna Lynagh. -,S .,-.. Arlene La e ex lains an al ebra roblem as Mr l. le P P Q P - Y Sonia Ready and Warren Harden are examining Haggard and glass look On, articles from Spain. Paul Etienne, Dick Meyer and Pat Hearld concentrate entirely upon their bookkeeping assignment. ,,,,,..,--f- Y 151 ML B. .ff idmmf3 Z ft N., John Parker discusses the Battle of New Orleans with Miss Mattie Phillips and the history class. Joyce Wohrley listens intently as Mrs. Odessa Parker tells her ' how to mix colors correctly. ,f 1-Q Ann Arnold is pouring out a small amount of a chemi cal necessary to complete an experiment. Us f lll u 01219 ADMINISTRATION Points the way Newport High School is just one unit in the large city school system, headed by Dr. A. D. Owens, Superinten- dent, and a very busy group of civic minded men who comprise our Board of Education. l l E'i1Cl7fr ff V .1 l Llfdiwr 8 IN Katherine E. Warren, B.S. Assistant Principal University of Cincinnati Teaches: Bookkeeping Sponsors: Student Council, Pi Epsilon Pi iff A. D. Owens, A.B., A.M,, Ed.D. Superintendent of Newport Public Schools Transylvania College University of Cincinnati J. L. Cobb, A.B., B.S., M.A. Principal Georgetown College University of Cincinnati ,X ' ki I U Q' is - Ix 8 ,fl A - .. BOARD OF EDUCATION Victor H. Brown, Walter G, Melching, John F. Galvin, Carl H. Ebert, and Albert T. King, members of the board, discuss the 1954 budget with Superintendent A. D. Owens. Mr. C. R. Little, the Attendance Officer, keeps a record of every school age boy and girl in the Newport school system. He is also the man who comes to call when your feet have strayed from the paths that lead you tp the various public schools in the city. Miss Mattie Phillips, our Dean of Girls, has the respect and admiration of every student and faculty member. Her duties have been many and varied in her years here at Newport High School, Although she is leaving us this year, she will be greatly missed and we know that the footprints she leaves are examples for all to follow. Mr. John Collins is Dean of Boys and writes re-admission slips for each boy, who has been absent, upon his return to school. He teaches Geography, History, and Civics. In addition to his busy schedule at school, Mr. Collins and his lovely wife find time to spend many happy hours at their hobby-fishing. 9 l + NEWPORT STANLEY ARNZEN, B.S. Head Basketball Coach Head Baseball Coach Physical Education HOWARD BARNETT, B.S. Teaches: Chemistry Sponsors: Y. F. C. Bowling and Golf Clubs Junior Class Advisor CLARABELLE BURKHART, Teaches: Physical Education fl '- 1, lx. T Sponsors: G. A. A. ' Mx r EDWIN K. sunrou, B.S., MH. s Teaches: Mechanical Drawing Coaches Track, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach MARY LEE CALDWELL, A.B., M.A. Teaches: English EVALYN COLLIVER, A.B. Teaches: Spanish BERNICE CULBERTSON, B.S. Teaches: Bookkeeping and Commercial Law Sponsor for Business Honor Society GLADYS GARNER, A.B. Teaches: Selling, Civics, and World History HAZEL GIRVIN, A.B., M.A. Teaches: Latin and English GYPSY GRAY, B.S. Teaches: Commercial Subiects LYLE HAGGARD, A.B. Teaches: Physics, Algebra Sponsors: Science Club CHARLOTTE KERNAN, A.B. Teaches: Biology, Psychology, and Sociology Head of Visual Aids Senior Class Advisor ALMA LAMB, A.B. Teaches: English Sponsors: Walden and Pen Pal Clubs ROBERT MILLER, B.S. Teaches: Science and General Mathematics Head Football Coach MARY ELIZABETH MORRIS, A.B. and B.S. in Library Science KX il: Q'- b vs Bk is if Nu Librarian .IEANETTE OWENS, A.B. Teaches: Science JAMES PARKE, s.A., s.M., and NLM. Musical Director All work and no play makes Jane a dull girl -Women faculty members and secretaries enioy an evening of fun and relaxation. x .f .X 'Ti 'K 'Qi Tia ,-i. . , rm . 'X '10 '5- K :gl QQ... ,-if i 4: . . a x r : Je :QE Q' ., W, 'W c :s :J uw il' l , ' E. . ,X 5' ,V CX t QM 5 Y TT FACULTY ODESSA PARKER, B.S. Teaches: Art fn usi.A PEAK, A.B. r -, KW, Teaches: Mathematics ,lisa 4- fp' , a 41' ,MJ ,. . . gf - ' aj Publications Adv r .1 JANics ROBBINl5 , . 4 , fir-f 7f-K4 112- Teaches: Chorus , x T ANNA K. RUSSELL, B.S. Teaches: Home Economics RUTH SANDNER, A.B. Teaches: English and Public- Speaking ELLA STONE SPENCER, A,B., M.Ed. Teaches: English Sponsors: F. T. A. LOIS TANNER, B.S. Teaches: Business English MARY TANNER, B.S, Teaches: Commercial Subjects DOROTHY TEBBS, A.B. Teaches: English DONALD WALKER, A.B. Teaches: Industrial Arts NORMA WELLS, A.B. Teaches: Mathematics KATHERINE WERNER, B.S. Teaches: Home Economics Cafeteria Manager LORENA T. WETZEL, A.B. Teaches: Mathematics ALICE WITTEKIED, B.S. Teaches: Commercial Subiects JEN BOHLINGER Secretary Attendance Department LILLIAN GILB Secretary High School Principal NIONA KEW Secretary Board of Education MARY LOU MASON Secretary Superintendent of Schools Mr. Robert Miller and Miss Ruth Sandner, two new members of the faculty, chat be- tween classes. I I Q W X i I I I 0 ' o 0' ' u It .g ' Q e .O Q. k, O. Q Al I A' Nor onioymonf, and not sorrow, ls our desfinod and or way Bu! Oo ad, Ohar each iomorrow Find us farther than today. ELASSES 4 E221 w-CK as r-5 f' V f! nf 'ff-. fc -v-Q-'vu l-l. L.:-1 .pn V0-'-.,,,.f-1 - 23+ 'Q 'W fi ff ,I ' Sgkgfwr 1 5 WWQQ. 3 Z 'Asn Q Gai fn-, f -ff' q Y Sv L. 5 S W f gk Q?E 5 Q KWH B C xi? X . . ,gd Ls? ix, :M M J, an-3 'fl , i. 5 Q I . mf , ...wwf Lv 9' 4 ag,- !'n 5', Yytiuv .,,. fm, vfszsfv ff- , rn ' . 7 , . , 1 N Ywgiin -w'51-fic , 3 -vfai-any 3, .-,sam . L-an - 'f , , W! . A 14' 4 T Mr Q 555, , 4 t' . N , 'A A , L f , ' : Jn I W V ,Q 2 ' M, ' A fa .,,, , ,. Ts V my fu., ,-L' I A ,f f iw , , .- .- Is fy' 1,4 . ,X ,,..,..,-..,.-....L. A. MW. ,.,. ...W . I L WTS i . . J s .'. il sf! N ' 1 - -J . . U I' ,v -i .v mfr?-7 i 'QR lib- lg 'ti we---f x bo sig... 4 Q s Z5 lv!! 71 QW? -TSSHYK 1511 il' .Qi ,I SENIORS Abney, Jerry Eldon Abe Academic 2l7 West Seventh Street Ax. 2645 Football l, 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids l, Track 3, 4, Student Council 3, Chorus 4, Class Play 4. Adkison, Ronald Edward Ackie Commercial 808 Columbia Street Ju. 2363 Walden Club l, 2, Golf Club l, 2, 3, 4, Bowl- ing Club 1, 2, 3, Library Staff i, 2, 3. Andrea, Shirley Jean Andy Commercial l25 East Eighth Street Ju. 0890 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4. Bankes, Bill Franklin BiIl Academic l8O Kentucky Drive Co. 9245 Basketball l, 2, Track l, 2, 3, Bowling Club 3, 4, Baseball 4. Bankes, June I.. Junebug Commercial l8O Kentucky Drive Co. 9245 G. A. A. l, 4, Board 2, 3, Visual Aids l, 2, Skating Club I, 2, Newporter Staff l, 2, 3, Swimming Club 3. Beck, Ray John Moneybags Commercial 30 Nineteenth Street Ju. 4798 Visual Aids 2, 3, 4. Becker, Betty Lorraine Becker Commercial 65 Biehl Street Ax. 2372 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, Board 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Walden Club l, Minstrel l, 2, 3, Dance Club l, Office Staff 3, 4. Becker, Jerald Paul Beck Practical Arts 925 North Ft. Thomas Avenue Hi. 5562 Xavier High l, Highland High 2, Football 4, Track 4. Bell, Larry Edwin Bell Commercial 212 Main Avenue Ju. 0608 Bowling Club 4, Golf 4. Bergmann, Roberta lee Bobbie Commercial 205 Grandview Avenue Co. B928 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Chorus l, Skat- ing Club l, 2, Student Council 2, Business Honor Society 3, President 4, Pi Epsilon Pi 3, 4, Office Staff 3, 4, Class Play 4. Bird, Sarah lee Babe Commercial 339 Hodge Street None Maiorette l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club l, 2, Minstrel l, 2, 3, Y. Teens l, F. H. A. l, Chorus l. Blackwell, Dorothy Jean Dot Commercial 6l7 East Ninth Street Ax. 5536 Dance Club l, 2, F. H. A. l, 2, Minstrel l, 2, 3, Maiorette l, 2, 3, Y. Teens l, 2, Skating Club 2, 3. SENIORS Blevins, Jorheta Mae Jo Commercial 333 Chestnut Avenue G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 1, 2, G. A. A. 1, 2, Newporter Staff 1, Y. Teens 1, Skating Club 3, Library Staff 3. Bowen, Stella Mae Commercial 1007 Brighton Street Ax. 9056 G. A. A. 1, Visual Aids 1, Library Staff 3, 4, Newporter Staff 3. Bradbury, James Braz Academic 1112 Patterson Street He. 3792 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Pi Epsilon Pi 3, 4, Harvard Award 3, Annual Staff 4, Travel Club 4, Football Manager 4. Bridewell, Harry Thomas Buddy Commercial 315 Keturah Street Ax. 1688 Bowling Club 1, Walden Club 1, Chorus 1. Britsch, Jeanette Kay Academic 144 Fifteenth Street He. 4004 Pen Pal Club 2, 3, 4, Pi Epsilon Pi 3, 4. Buckler, Nancy .lo Midget Commercial 19 East Third Street Ju. 4566 G. A. A. 1, 2, F, H. A. Secretary 1, 2, Pi Epsilon Pi 3, 4, Business Honor Society 3, 4, Travel Club 4, Budig, George James Butch Academic 517 Overton Street Co. 2644 Football 1, 2, 4, Manager 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Weight Lifting 1, Basketball 1, Student Council 1, 2, Swimming Club 3, Pi Epsilon Pi 3, 4, Jr. Class President, Sr. Class President, Annual Staff 3, Business Editor 4, Class Play 4, Minstrel 4. Carney, Irene Nancy Commercial 121 East Fifth Street Co. 0397 G. A. A. 1, 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, Office Staff 3, 4, Newporter Staff 2, Annual Staff 3, 4, Travel Club 4, Pep Club 4. Catiller, Jolln Bernard Cat Scientific 920 Monroe Street Ju. 1420 Football 1, Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, Band 1, Skat- ing Club 1, 2, 3, Pi Epsilon Pi 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. Clark, Betty Jo Sweetpea Commercial 1133 Grand Avenue Ju. 5030 F. H. A. 1, Skating Club 1, Dance Club 1, 2, 3, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, Swimming Club 1. Connett, Malvern Wayne Weide Commercial 318 East Eighth Street Ax. 5957 Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, Tennis 3, Annual Staff 4, Golf Club 4. Conway, Susan Roberta Sue Commercial 13 West Crescent Avenue He. 8173 Chorus 1, G. A. A. 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Newporter Staff 3, Editor 4, Pi Epsilon Pi 3, 4. X s 1 Y-J ks' '91 '95 , . 1 sr N. J -1 , .7-1,41 X Nc xx . 'IN'- 655' 1 X S. s .X X , J 4. I. s , . 5 Q. x -K ts -7 V ,X XXX? 'Nr it 5 r- V771 ..:A ..yX,xN,., SENIORS Creekmore, Lester Homer Creek Academic 418 Thorton Street He. 5409 Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Class Play 4. Curry, David William SchIiu Commercial 523 Park Avenue Co. 0371 Bowling Club l, 2, Walden Club l, Pen Pal Club l, Swimming Club 3, Tennis Team 3. Daines, Guy Edwin Sonny Academic 338 Thorton Street Ju. 2386 Baseball 3, 4. Daley, Shirley Laverne Shirl Commercial 86 Kentucky Drive Ju. 9229 G. A. A. l, 2, Chorus l, Y. Teens l, 2, Dance Club l, 2, Minstrel l, 2. Dawn, Gayle Anita Commercial 200 Peter Noll Pen Pal l, 2, Chorus l, Business Honor Society 3, 4, Pi Epsilon Pi 3, 4. Dean, Vernon James Wiedemans Commercial 3ll Lindsey Street Ju. 2200 Visual Aids 3, 4. Derrick, Marilyn Meri Scientific l7 Young's Court Hi. 8553 G. A. A. l, 2, Y. Teens l, 2, Minstrel l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club l, 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4, Office Staff 4, Pi Epsilon Pi 3, 4. Fix, Caroline Marietta Filly Scientific 669 Nelson Place Co. 3337 Band l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. l, 2, Skating Club l, 2, 3, Y. Teens l, Vice President 2, Minstrel l, 2, 3, 4, Newporter Staff l, 2, 3, Swimming Club 3, Girls' State 3, Pi Epsilon Pi 3, 4, Chorus 4, Y. F. C. 4, Best Girl Citizen of N. H. S. 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 4. Flannery, Kelly Hershel Scientific 28 West Eleventh Street Ju. 6399 Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, Visual Aids 2, 3, Y. F. C. 3, Student Council 3, 4. Flynn, William Howard BiIl Commercial 336 Columbia Street He. 0212 Bowling Club 2, 4. Franxen, Rosemarie Rosey Commercial ll47 Isabella Street Ju. 5467 Minstrel l, 2, G. A. A. l, F. H. A. l, Dance Club l, 2, 3, Skating Club 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Class Play 4. Freehlich, David Louis Dave Academic 309 West Tenth Street Co. 1481 Visual Aids 3, 4, Newporter Staff 3, Swim- ming Club 3, Golf 4. SENIORS Gebltardt, Carol Mae Gel:py Commercial 418 Hodge Street Co. 2641 Walden Club 1, 2, Travel Club 4. Gemmer, Janet Lorraine Sissie Commercial 409 Washington Avenue Ju. 9378 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pen Pal 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, F. H. A. 1, Minstrel 2, Y. Teens 3, Travel Club 4. Gerhardt, Ernest Willardt Ernie Practical Arts 843 Overton Street Co. 3548 Hall, Patricia Ann Pat Commercial 320 West Seventh Street Ax. 9253 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Jr. Red Cross 1, Library Staff 2, 3, Y. F. C. 3, Vice President 4, Pi Epsilon Pi 3, Secretary 4, Newporter Staff 3, 4, Business Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Travel Club 4. Harris, Don David Harry Commercial Holly Hill Hi. 2600 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, Jr, Class Vice President 3: Swimming Club 3, Bowling 2, 3, Student Council 1, Skating Club 1, 2, Golf Club 4. Hartke, Raymond Louis Ray Academic 208 Linden Avenue Hi. 0643 Bowling Club 2, Skating Club 27 Class Play 4. Hatton, Carl Edgar Butch Scientific 410 Keturah Street Co. 0579 Hearold, Patricia Ann Pat Commercial 925 Isabella Street Ju. 8956 Dance Club 1, 2, G. A. A. 1, 2, Minstrel 1, 2, Skating Club 2, 3, Y. F. C. 3. Heath, Charles Rudy Academic 43 West Crescent Avenue Ju. 6889 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4. Hemingway, Kenneth Leslie Ken Academic 9 Eighteenth Street He. 6819 Student Council 2, Skating Club 2, Pi Epsilon Pi 3, 4, Class Play 4. Henderson, Carl Ray Carl Commercial 139 Center Street Hi. 9444 Bowling Club 2, Skating Club 2. Hoclmey, Fred Harry Freddie Scientific 25 Weingartner Place Ju. 7397 Visual Aids i, 2, 3, 4, skating Club 1, 2, 3, Pi Epsilon Pi 3, 4, Y. F. C. 3, Travel Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 4. 0+ its 1-eu., 5 .ff- . , , 3 1-rr T' . 4 X C 1 fi Mx is ' 'ET 'I 473 'Q A, ge .. Q. -4.3, fr sig ' 5 SnO'x 1-:rf SENIORS Huber, Lawrence Kenneth Larry Scientific 22 East Fifteenth Street Ax, 6520 Walden Club l, Basketball l, Visual Aids 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, Editor 4, Swimming Club 3, Chorus 4, Pi Epsilon Pi 3, Vice4President 4, Travel Club 4. Hughes, Robert Lee Hugo Commercial 21 West Sixth Street JU, 5059 Track l, 3, 4, Bowling I, 2, Football 2, 3, A, Chorus 4, Class Play 4. Humphries, Bonny Jean Commercial l25 Washington Avenue Ju. 2994 G. A. A. l, 3, Maiorette l, 3, 4, Dance Club l, 3, Minstrel l, 3, 4, Y. Teens l, Variety Show 3. Jackson, Shirley Rose Shirl Commercial 27 Twenty-First Street Co. 0376 G. A. A. l, Pen Pal Club l, 2, Chorus l, Minstrel l, Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Newporter Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Pi Epsilon Pi 3, 4, Business Honor Society 3, 4. Jenkins, Wanda Faye Pinky Commercial 7l7sPatterson Street None 'B'eckley, West Virginia l, 2, 3, Y. F. C. 4. Johnson, Gloria leo Snug Commercial 331 Keturah Street He. 7445 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Y. Teens l, 2, Pen Pal l, Dance Club l, F. H. A. l, Office Staff 4. Johnson, Margaret Linda Margie Commercial Holly Hill Hel 2600 Dance Club 'lg Student Council l, 2, Swimming Club 3, Skating Club 3. Joos, Marilyn Emma Mart Commercial l03l Park Avenue Ju. 4943 Visual Aids l, 2, 3, G. A. A. l, 2, Dance Club l, Minstrel l, 2, 3, Chorus 3, Y. F. C. 3, 4, Swimming Club 3, Business Honor Society 3, 4, Travel Club 4, Class Play 4. Kelsey, Thomas Dale Tom Academic 6Ol Overton Street Ax, 9746 Skating Club l, 2, 3, Visual Aids l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4. Kinxer, Bette Ann Bets Commercial 402 Hodge Street He. 8077 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, Y, Teens l, 2, F. H. A. l, Skating Club l, 2, 3, Swimming Club 2, 3, Minstrel l, 2, Dance Club l, 2, Chorus 3, Pep Club 4. Krebs, Mary Jane Academic 810 York Street Co. 5028 Paintsville, Kentucky l, 2, Y. F. C. 3, Reporter 4. Kushniroff, Anthony Chas. Tony Commercial 423 West Thirteenth Street Ju, 8331 Walden Club I. N Q' s E N10 R s -xi vw 1 1 Lambert, Herbert Louis Lambone Academic 519 Overton Street None Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Chorus 4, Pen Pal 1, President 2, Class Play 4. Leek, Lois Jean Louie Commercial 1302 John Street Ju. 1754 Dance Club 1, Travel Club 4, Visual Aids 1, 2, Newporter Staff 4, Annual Staff 4. Leonard, Bette Ann Samuel Commercial 1147 Columbia Street Ax. 3989 G. A. A. 1, 2, F. H. A. 1, Skating Club 2, 3, Swimming Club 3. Lewis, Betty Jo Ann Louie Commercial 1131 York Street Ju. 6944 Skating Club 1, 2, F. H. A. 1, 2. Lynagh, Glenna Sue Sue Commercial 733 Overton Street Ax. 0926 Dance Club 1, Minstrel 1, Y. Teens 1, 2, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Business Honor Society 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Newporter Staff 4, Pep Club 4, Travel Club 4. McKinney, Margie Little McKin Commercial 835 Maple Avenue Co. 5280 Maiorette 1, 2, 3, Head Maiorette 4, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Y. Teens 1, Dance Club 1, 2, 3, Class Play 4. Meyer, Clyde Richard Dick Commercial 427 Lindsey Street Ju. 3613 Mineer, Willa Mae Willie Commercial 1113 Park Avenue He. 5741 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Visual Aids 1, Y. F. C. 4. Moore, He'en Shorty Commercial 116 West Third Street F. H. A. Historian 1, 2, Business Honor Society 3, 4, Pi Epsilon Pi 3, 4. Morford, Joan Jeanie 218 West Sixth Street Holmes High 1, 2, Band 3 Moss, Elizabeth Ann Liz 2115 Alexandria Pike 4: Commercial Ju. 8092 Minstrel 4. Commercial Hi. 8238 G. A. A. 1, 2, Visual Aids 1, Dance Club 1, Newporter 1, Skating Club 3, Travel Club 4, Pep Club 4. NeCamp, Jo Ann Jo Commercial 1127 Ann Street Ax. 6623 Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, Minstrel 1, 3, 4, Dance Club 1, Maiorette 2, 3, 4. fl! 5' s if 'L 1- vi. .,,. X, at 5 4 1. K. P . f-X 3 bs 'Y'-TI? f-Ss it 'tts 'Q 'H-+R Qi' A . L lp '.-'. I, l 'fr' f? V-V as 55 'YTD it 'Kg .1 be 'TIT' feng , 9X Q . JS' OS- gif 5' Y fe'-was . gh- A .X ... we 5 .g,.xxI T:-N 'vm 4ue.::q Annex :US S E N I 0 R S Nicholas, Nancy Rosalee Nan Commercial 309 West Eighth Street Ax. 8846 G. A. A. 1. Oder, Helen Marie Sis Commercial 522 Powell Street Ju. 7533 Dance Club 15 F. H. A. 25 Annual Staff 45 Newporter Staff 4. Quesenberry, Mary Katherine Kitty Practical Arts 430 East Fourth Street Ax. 2251 G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 F. H. A. 1, 25 Chorus 25 Dance Club 25 Swimming Club 35 Pep Club 4. Ratliff, John Harold Sonny Academic 929 Hamlet Street Ju. 3900 Football 15 Chorus 2, 45 Travel Club 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Ravenscraft, Myron Donald little Heinie Practical Arts 423 West Eleventh Street Ju. 3653 Skating Club 1. Reuss, Rosetta Esther Commercial 908 Ann Street Ju. 8101 G. A. A. 1, 25 F. H. A. 15 Skating Club l, 2, 35 Swimming Club 35 Chorus 2. Reynolds, Steve Ambitious Academic 537 Patterson Street None Walden Club 15 Visual Aids 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 3, 4. Robinson, Mary Kathryn Mar Commercial 841 Patterson Street Rogers, Billie Joan Jeanie Commercial 439 Lindsey Street None G. A. A. 15 Visual Aids 1, 25 Newporter Staff 2, 45 Travel Club 45 Annual Staff 4. Roth, Jane Louise Janer Commercial lOl4 Ann Street Ju. 1427 G. A. A. 1, 2, Board 3, Secretary 45 Chorus 15 Minstrel 15 Business Honor Society 3, 45 Pi Epsilon Pi 3, 45 Newporter Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 4. Rudcliclx, Barbara Ann Barb Commercial 208 West Thirteenth Street He. 4196 F. H. A. l. Sansom, Erma Louise Sammie Commercial 327 West Eleventh Street JU, 6306 Maiorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Club 1, 2, 35 Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 45 Y. Teens 15 Chorus 1. 1 SENIORS Schaber, Douglas Wayne Academic 335 West Twelfth Street Ju. 0364 Schneider, Janet Ann Teddy Commercial 1115 Vine Street He. 6572 Skating Club 1, 2, 3, Red Cross 1, Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, Pi Epsilon Pi 3, 4, Business Honor Society 3, 4, Office Staff 4, Class Play 4. Schneider, Jon Walter Jack Practical Arts 701 Park Avenue He, 9709 Basketball 1, Walden Club 1, Chorus 1. Scholl, Sara Elizabeth Toy Academic 624 York Street Co. 3069 Library Staff 1, Y. Teens 1, 2, Newporter Staff 1, 2, Dance Club 1, 3, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Skating Club 1, 2, 3, G, A. A. 1, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, Swimming Club 3, Chorus 2, 3. Sensel, Charles Alfred Scientific 320 West Eighth Street He. 5634 Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4. Spencer, Sue Carol Suzie Commercial 218 East Fourth Street Ax. 2601 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, Minstrel 1, 2, Student Council 2, Secretary 4, Dance Club 2, Skating Club 2, Business Honor Society 3, 4, Pi Epsilon Pi 3, 4, Jr. Class Treasurer 3, Sr. Class Treasurer 4. Spradlin, Delores Dee Commercial 722 East Ninth Street He. 8299 Chorus 1, 4, Y. Teens 1, 2, F. H. A. 1, 2, Student Council 1, Dance Club 1, 2, Minstrel 1, Swimming Club 3, Pep Club 4, Skating Club 3. Sprong, Alice lee Al Academic 30 Eighteenth Street Co. 2949 Chorus 1, 2, Pen Pal 1, 2, 3, Pi Epsilon Pi 3, President 4. Stanhope, Ronald Norbert Ron Practical Arts 1261 Vine Street He. 7475 Skating Club 1, 2, 3, Swimming Club 2, 3, Football 1, 4, Baseball 4. Stegner, Elaine Alvina Commercial 182 Kentucky Drive Co. 5109 Chorus 1, Skating Club 2, 3, Pi Epsilon Pi 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Business Honor Society 4. Stokley, Glenda Faye Faye Commercial 20 West Front Street Ju. 5638 Y. Teens 1, G. A. A. 1, Board 2, 3, President 4, Pen Pal 1, Dance Club 1, 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Office Staff 3, 4, Minstrel 1, 3, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 4. Thompson, James Alfred Tomps Academic 203 Kentucky Drive JU, 3536 Basketball 2, 3, Golf Team 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Visual Aids 4. ti .. .X t ,nfh-. , W' X 'wo A 6 9 if 99 fb i '- if ' it . 5 fi 5 f A-,....f1' 'X NR X 'QW ,Mu 'EE' ui owe-ft X if? . we sk -1 i . lx 22 'S .063 so- fue it :rx 499 1' li X 'X 3' Jin Ln., vx i ig I X in: B3 X A 2 4 X awk Y? 1 a s 11 xx , SENIORS Turner, Joyce Ann J. T. Commercial 420 West Seventh Street None G. A. A. 1, 25 Library Staff 25 Y. F. C. 3, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Newporter Staff 35 Pi E silon Pi 3, 45 Business Honor Society 3, P Historian 45 Pep Club 4. Turner, Raymond Dan Practical Arts 708 Isabella Street Ju. 0601 Football 2, 3, 4. Turner, Stanley Tom Academic 621 Isabella Street Ju. 2510 Walden Club 35 Y. F. C. 35 Basketball 3. Valz, Helen Louise Commercial 438 West Twelfth Street Ax. 9420 Y. Teens 15 Skating Club 15 Dance Club 1, 25 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Vice- President 45 Office Staff 3, 45 Swimming Club 35 Jr. Class Secretary 35 Sr. Class Secretary 45 Annual Staff 4. Von Strohe, Wm. August Willie Commercial 538 Lexington Avenue He. 2847 Swimming Club 3. Wasser, Claudia Mae Academic 717 Maple Avenue Ax. 7269 G. A. A. 15 Walden Club 1, 25 Skating Club 1, 25 Swimming Club 35 Pen Pal 2, President 3. Watson, Dorothy Mae Dot Commercial 329 Chestnut Street Ax. 1947 G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 Jr. Red Cross 15 Visual Aids 1, 2, 35 Dance Club 15 Library Staff 2, 35 Y. F. C. 3, 45 Travel Club 45 Pep Club 4. Webb, Betty Joan Bet Academic 108 Park Avenue Ax. 7643 Walden Club 1, 25 Dance Club 15 Visual Aids 15 G. A. A. 1, 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Minstrel 1, 25 F. H. A. 25 Chorus 25 Annual Staff 3, 45 New- porter Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Travel Club 4. Webb, Thomas Eugene Red Scientific 64 Broadway Street Co. 2261 Weier, Russell Ronald Popeye Practical Arts 1102 Columbia Street None Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 1, 25 Track 1, 25 Basketball 15 Minstrel 35 Class Play 4. Wiles, Orville L. Stump Commercial 910 Washington Avenue Co. 4210 Walden Club 15 Football 25 Bowling Club 3. Williams, Harold Ralph Shorty Commercial 514 Fifth Avenue Ax. 8783 Track 15 Skating Club 25 Swimming Club 3. SENIORS Wilson, Freddie William Gabby Commercial 714 Ann Street Co. 0468 Walden Club 1, Library Staff 1, 2, Swimming Club 3. Wilson, Patty Ann Trish Commercial 227 East Ninth Street Ju. 9206 Chorus 1, 2, Skating Club 1, Newporter Staff 2, 3. Wittman, Lorna Jeanne Jeanne Commercial 130 Kentucky Drive Ju. 7912 Y. Teens 1, 2, Dance Club 1, F. H. A. Treasurer 1, 2, Skating Club 3, Pep Club 4. Yeager, Kenneth Anthony Jigger Prac. Arts 720 Central Avenue Co. 5729 Dedman, Roy Wayne Red Top Scientific 32 Parkview Avenue He. 1525 Bowling Club 1, 2, Chorus 4. Huwel, William F. I4 K Scientific 1192 Grand Avenue Ax. 7446 Covington Latin School 1, 2, 3, Bowling Club 4. Jennings, Carl Ray Rock Commercial 1015 Isabella Street Co. 2168 Bowling Club 2, 3. Lang, Frank H. Windy Commercial 249 Clifton Avenue Ju. 8501 Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Skating Club 2, Golf Club 4. Mueller, Robert Joseph Bob Practical Arts 1089 Grand Avenue Co. 3211 Pl'lK0'f Jolln G. Academic 2561 Alexandria Pike Hi, 9573 Walden Club 1, 2, Library Staff 2, 3, Chorus 3, Student Council 3, 4. 'UWC' Glffy GOO Commercial 119 West Thirteenth Street Ju, 5747 Basketball lf 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2. Redmond, Lawrence Richard Frog Commercial 1016 Columbia Street JU, 0199 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Track 3. RJ 'x .XR i . .fi Y J. Q, e ' T x X . X-xx Q 24 1 .- 1 if Liv 5 --Q .-1' -., iii 'ir- ,af 3 4 X35 J-1 is X gl' 5? 905 CQ dl? 95? l X L 1 7 N 0 Schlller John Jacob Jack Scnentlftc 18 West Crescent Avenue He 2065 Walden Club 1 Student Councnl 1 Baseball Manager 4 Pl Epsslon P 3 4 Class 4 Basketball 2 Manager 4 Spenlau Ronme Albert Spltball Academlc 215 Rudgeway Avenue H 2 7 otballl 2 3 B ball 2 3 4 Bas Bowlxng Club 1 2 3 Skatung Club Swtrnmtng Club 3 Swurnmtng Team 4 Chorus 4 Golf Club 4 Class Play 4 Stanton Ronme Gordon Knucks Commercral 613 Overton Street Ax 3916 Basketball 1 Stephens Eugene Paul Steve Academic 630 Waslnnngton Avenue Ax 2256 orus 1 2 Walden Club 1 Fo ball Vlsual Auds 4 Strlclxer Jerry August Struck Commercual 1123 Columbua Street Ju 4255 Walden Club 1 Visual Ands 1 Golf Club 2 3 4 Golf Team 4 Bowling Club 3 Donald Glenn Deacon Practncal Arts 114 Ann Street Ju 58 Ba 3 4 Tr 1 2 Baseball 3 4 Student Council 2 fgffff u QKQQ 25 Etlenne Paul Commercnal 612 Lexnngton Avenue Ju 4748 otball 1 2 2 3 4 Bow u 1 2 Cboru Lovelace Marcella June Marcle Commercnal 112 East Second Street Ju 6165 A Epsulon Pr 3 4 Busuness Honor Socnety 3 4 Pep Club 4 Marllyn Joos srngs Romance from he Desert Song Don Schoo, President of the Jr, Class, is surrounded by Erma Huffman, Treasurer, Gerry Swope, Secretary, and Howard Blaut, Vice President. J U N I O R S Abplanap, Robert Angel, Ronald Arnold, Ann Baker, Tom Baldwin, James Belmont, Dan Bergmann, Paul Burkhart, Joe Bitzer, Tomye Blaut, Howard Blaut, Robert Bristow, Dorothy -J' '-.44 The Sprinters are off to '55 ln September l95l, the Class of '55 entered the portals of N. H. S. We chose a course of study which we were to pursue for the next four long, but happy years. We returned in our sophomore year with the renewed hope of attaining our individual goals. Several boys went out for football, and most of them gained a position on the reserve team. When we returned to our Alma Mater this year, our first activity was to accept our class advisor who had been chosen for us by the principal. This advisor was Mr. Howard Barnett, and we immediately elected our class officers. Our big project as juniors was the Junior-Senior Prom, and on May 2l we honored the Seniors in the Hotel Sheraton-Gibson's Roof Garden. 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J Q R VWV, X - ni In V D , , K f 4 U t ' W T- A ir ,4 N ' I f , Q I V , T , T 5 1 ' ' ' . W, '3 tv -A i- fl' - L f ' 4' r v. -N ,Q Ft , . I ' ' K KD , 0- - , p ' W - . . - . ', , --' S - 1 4 X , g V x ,.,,, ' -7 -7 . ' '. I 1 V - ' V L , A I' A --My , f l N X A A xi y . 5 7' fy . , '. ' ? ' , 'Q Q fm 'Tm 1 is t -0 l W A A as , A :L f T fe, , f-at f fe-7 , ' I f ' M t F J if 51, J I tt ,ff 5 Q K 1 I y 4 ' 3. 1 is O o', 'O I I O l I! ' 'I . O Os- I S no 'AO l'l 4- Let us, then, be up and doing, wish a heart for any fate, S9iII achieving, still pursuing, learn to labor and to wait. ACTIVITIES D ,Y .1 11' 4 .U 5 gf 'D V? 1 1 .,,, . S? Fred l-lockney, Bob Smith, Ronnie Rauss, Don Schoo, Jim Bradbury, Larry Huber, and George Budig. ONS RECORD A YEAR'S Work on the Newportian was begun early this year. During August, members of the Business Staff began soliciting advertisements. Along with the opening of school came various other duties. Individual and club pictures were made and identifiedg the activity fees were collected each week, club write-ups were made, proof- read and typed into a final copy. These are just a few of the many iobs which the annual staff must face each year. Several members of the Annual Staff including the editor, Larry Huber, Editor Larry Huber was always busy met with Mr. R. L. Walter, publishing representative. ,Tm 1,,:'1f ' JN f 4 x I , K W Y, , L , - . ' cv gl 3 i , . 6 . I ' H' Aria, .. Q 'V ...!g,1,.k N K Ji' H A A . X h 1 4, n vs -Tf i J 1. I Q . ' - A A v 'N . X ' ' if. T 1 t L b IA . ' ' . 1 .4 'I L P I L-i A i... --.,.. I N W' Row I: Helen Oder, Marvin Wander, Roberta Caudill, Glenna Lynagh, Gloria Halalian, Patty Winters, Shirley Jackson, Lois Gutekunst, Phyllis Caroline Fix, and Pat Hall. Row 2: Jorine Peaslack, Marlene Wilmot, Smith, and Pat Kearns. Row 4: George Foy, Jane Roth, Peggy Rich, Bonnie Happe, Pat Feutch, Betty McClure, and Rosalie Hardin. Row 3: Betty Webb, Susan Conway, Marilyn Derrick, and Clinton Wade. NEWPORTER Working during study halls and after school, the members of the Newporter Staff edit nine newspapers a year, the ninth issue being the Senior Edition. This year a point system was initiated. Points are alloted for the various phases of work contributed: such Susan Conway, editor, lays out the front page. as, five points for articles turned in on time, two points for each staff meeting attended, and, for typists, one point for each line of perfect typing. In order to be eligible for an award at the end of the year, a reporter or typist must have a minimum of 75 points. A lot of hard work is involved in being a member of either of these organizations, but the reward comes with the finished product. Lois Leek types Newporter copy. .ay-f' r YXf STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is a group of high school students elected by popular vote of the homerooms. Each home- room selects one representative on the basis of scholarship, attendance, ability to converse, and citizenship. Many improvements, to the school, have been made through the untiring efforts of this group and their advisor, Miss Katherine E. Warren. Proiects which were a part of this past year's work included: Decoration of the Christmas tree, Food March for the Campbell County Orphan's Home, and better light- ing of the entrances to the auditorium. i -.Y L....F J. 1 1 lr -l -:EV og,-l. X. Jim Thompson, Kelly Flannery, and Marvin Wander, representatives from the Student Council, decorate the Christmas tree in the front hall. Row I: Kent Curtis, Carolyn Hoffstedder, Mary Banderrnan, Marvin Wander, and Carol Ortlieb. Row 2: Miss Katherine E. Warren, Advisor, Pauline Harrison, Sue Spencer, Erma Huffman, Ernistine Rush, and Marilyn Derrick. Row 3: Gail Hampton, Mar- lene Wilmot, Carol Embry, Jim Henley, Sandra Thompson, and Ken Dewberry. Row 4: Frank Stucker, Bob Blaut, John Parker, Ronald Pigg, John Turner, Kelly Flannery, and Don Kreutzer. PI EPSILON Pl Row I: Helen Moore, Patricia Hall, Secretary, Elaine Stegner, Alice Sprong, President, Caroline Fix, and Nancy Buckler. Row 2: Miss Katherine E. Warren, Advisor, Sue Spencer, Mary Krebs, Jack Schiller, Marilyn Derrick, Marcella Lovelace, and Shirley Jack- son. Row 3' Kenneth Hemmingway, Janet Schneider, George Budig, Fred Hockney, Jane Roth, and Gayle Dawn. Row 4: Jeannette Britsch, Roberta Berg- mann, Larry Huber, Vice-President, James Bradbury, John Catiller, Joyce Turner, and Susan Conway. Any student who belongs t P Epsilon P1 at Newport High will proudly admit that it is a dream come true Each member of this organization vi i Row 1: Helen Moore, Marilyn Joos, Pat Hall, and Nancy Buckler. Row 2: Miss Bernice Culbertson Sponsor, Shirley Jackson, Marcella Lovelace, Glenna Lynagh, and Elaine Stegner. Row 3: Janet Schneider Joyce Turner, Bobbie Bergmann, Jane Roth, and Sue Spencer. BUSINESS HONOR SOCIETY The Business Honor Society, established last year for the students Taking commercial course who have maintained an average of 90 or above in all business subiects, was very busy this year earning money for their pins. Bake sales and other various proiects were held to raise this money. The officers for the year were: Bobbie Bergmann, Presi- dent, Sue Spencer, Vice-President, Elaine Stegner, Secretary, Pat Hall, Treasurer, and Joyce Turner, Historian. This club was started and is sponsored by Miss Bernice Culbertson. Glenna Lynagh checking membership for the B. H. S. J 11 figs lm: If K' ATH Helen Moore 'pins' Carol Deitsch for membership in Pi Epsilon Pi. realizes that it was worth-while to keep up a B average through his high school life. The society, which is a national organization, is under the able supervision of Miss Katherine Warren. It has been presided over this year by Alice Sprong. The pins, which the members wear, are awarded them by the school as a token of achievement. They signify the firm foundation of the club which stands for Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. This year the club dispensed with its annual Christmas party and filled a basket of food which they gave to a needy family in order that they, too, might have a nice Christmas. 43 F! Helen Valz was chosen to reign as queen of the 1954 Prom. OF TH E YEAR QQ 'h ffX ' he 2 . O ...B v -4 E I We found Queen Barbara and her partner dancing to The rhythmic strains of Charlie Kehrer's Band. 4'-1-aw I 6 ' s ' an ifwffe -'sg a E ew' ,yi f f 1' f. 'fsL93fA ' , if my ' JA , N 'L ,. T, , A f Nil Queen Barbara and George Budig after the coronation. Do we detect a iear in the queen's eye? ATTENDANTS Sue Spencer Faye Stokley Roberta Bergmann Betty Becker 45 Q QC -tr flu K -1' t i i 'Na Row 1: Herbert Lambert, Fred, Caroline Fix, Lil, Rosemarie Frazen, Jackie, and Ken Hemmingway, Don. Row 2: George Budig, Tom, the hired man, Jack Schiller, Bob, Faye Stokley, Anne, Roberta Bergmann, Mrs. Gilbreth, the mother, Margie McKinney, Ernestine, Lester Creekmore, Frank, and BELLES ON THEIR TOES The date was February 27, 1954, the time was 8115 P.M., the house lights were dimmed and BELLES ON THEIR TOES was no longer a rehearsal but a reality. For one hundred and twenty minutes a large and appreciative audience was held spellbound by the trials and tribula- tions ot the Gilbreth children, left at home, while their mother toured Europe where she was lecturing on Motion Dr. Bob counts Anne's pulse and Marilyn Joos, Martha. Row 3: Tommy Kelsey, Mr. Hathaway, Ronnie Spenlau, Al Lynch, Ray Hartke, Bill, Bob Hughes, Mr. Crawford, Russell Weier, Mr, Loring, Jerry Abney, Dr, Bob, and Janet Schneider, Aunt Leora. Study, filling engagements for her late husband, Lamb Rangoon, chicken pox, one-piece bathing suits, and economy are just a few of the many things that will be remembered by the cast as they leave their footprints on the stage at N. H. S. Miss Ruth Sandner was the capable director. There I was hemmed on the tells her, You have the most Lil and Jackie greet their mother forty! beautiful case of chicken pox l upon her return from a tour of have ever seen! Europe, Al Lynch tells Ernestine as he shows her his football abilities. ti' Y X .kwzw W Li K .,-r av., ffAA' A T'TT7 ,X I .E , 2 f ., l if L A. .3,k. . iw -V, ,f ,L A y :vii sfuzi , lfffgaw -Q ' A :Fi ' K . 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M Hi 3--1 , A - A 5 W 5 nu, fmql , Lg, - L ,QQIIICK I KELLY FLANNEIY 1 vi , My ' ., mimi, fy, Y. idly' H qv Z, , Q71 -, 'I , W ' ' M 1 ' ' 'far ., , A- W fl' 17-.r I Nth' ' Pfmf W1 iw Q ... ii xi .-...... 4 ' 'WY' X .4 i . 'I'.l ...J 1 ,xg 'f SVS' 0 V.,-. fl 'ii' 1' I X xx J? W -A . ' Y' Q V. Q , fix , .4 IJ N I N x ste, ,xr sim. r' f- F 1 , . lx SCIENCE CLUB The newly formed Science Club, under the supervision of Mr. Lyle Haggard, dealt with anything pertaining to science. The club visited television stations, observatories, and heard many interesting lectures. They also constructed and carried on many of their own experiments. They learned how and why different things worked and not just to accept them as something too complicated to figure out. Science has played a great part in our lives today and it will continue to play an even greater part in the future, is the belief of the M. E. S. S. of Scientists. Row I: Frank Stucker, Byron Stierer, Bob Smith, Lyle Allen. Row 2: Garold Barr, Eugene Scheibly, Mr. Lyle Haggafdf Ron Angel. Garold Barr, Byron Stierer and President Bob Smith look on as Mr. Lyle Haggard outlines the plan for the next meeting Top bowlers from G. A. A. and Bowling Club watch as the scores are being totaled. BOWLING CLUB The Bowling Club, under the leadership of Mr. Howard Barnett, again in T954 experienced another successful season. Every Tuesday for ten consecutive weeks, the Alley Cats, met at Newport Lanes for team matches. Mr. Barnett was assisted in con- ducting these matches by Don McDaniels, President and Don Schoo, Vice President. Through the season, averages of all bowlers were kept, and the boys with the highest averages met the five top bowlers of G. A. A. for a match. Row ln Mr. Howard Barnett, sponsor, James Crowe, Don McDaniels, and Bob Case. Row 2: Frank Lang, Larry Bell, Ronnie Angel, Harmon Whitley, and Don McMillan. Row 3: Don Schoo, Steve Reynolds, Jim Baldwin, Ronnie Collins, and Larry Christian. ii. -9' S 2 R ,f lv l 3m+ wiyaa .imqxp lj X X 1 J 'XQb,s.. is y ,.,7?.i, '-X WMP- W - Maas, liwd--A- V2? 'l T 1 'N ..,!l,'f ' l Q jxjslxg , 1 HOME ARTS Do you smell something burning? Is this seam sewed straight enough? These are familiar phrases you would hear if you should happen to pass the Home Arts room at N. H. S. Miss Katherine Werner and Mrs. Anna Russell, who teach in this department, work hard each year to give the girls sewing, cooking, budgeting facts and many other helpful and useful hints which help keep a home running smooth- ly. Along with these things, they also teach neatness and good grooming. Barb. Schreiber, Carol Ortleib, Eloise Mains, and Nancy Bertlesman enjoy a dessert which they made in a home arts class. It I . ,X A . , K i i...:z..L2.-M, T ' or 5 X-.fi ,sX,'.gi ill!-I xl .Nil '---'gf' lxcf mel ll li 'S' ll cf, Q1 X cv-1 Qi Mr. Edwin Burton examines the drawing just handed him by Alvin Johnson. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Bang! Bang! Bang! Sounds of the hammers and machinery all add up to the efforts set forth by the many students in the Industrial Arts Department. ln the woodworking, supervised by Mr, Don Walker, many worth-while projects are produced. Among these are bookcases, end tables, chests of drawers, and lamps. The drawing department, with Mr. Edwin Burton in charge, teaches the boys to plan their work by making orthographic drawings and also to try their skill at leathercraft. Mr. Walker watches intently as James Hearold cuts a board and Danny Linkugel stands by. KQSVN Ji ' V C---unfit H-.41 Q 1 ., Ruth Harvey and Edith Crabtree make pies for a class luncheon. i l l .aw 4 -Ta 't 13 , X. 1.4 X s Stella Bowen, Gloria Cummins, Eileen O'l-tara and Ronald Angel, prepare the Library desk and files for the next period. Gloria Johnson, are a big help LIBRARY STAFF Ride their hobby Books are a part of every stu- dent's life. They are used for study, research, and enioyment. Our source for these important items is a two-room library located on the first floor. Students work inthe library help- ing others find articles desired. They must meet certain require- ments such as passing grades in order to vvork. At the end of the year, awards are presented for faith- ful performance of duty. Row li Patricia Feucht, Bonnie Happe, Miss Mary E. Morr s, Gloria Cummins, Stella Bo.-yen. Row 2: Carolyn Hoffstezlder Carol Gadd, Phyllis Brooks, llene O't-tara Ronald Angel, Carolyn Damico, Nancy Clifton, Judy Lytle, Betty Bowen. lrene Carney, and Marilyn Derrick, senior office assistants, to Miss Gilb. t l OFFICE ASSISTANTS are indispensable Membership on the Office Staff is coveted by most upper class girls. These office assistants run errands, answer the telephone, deliver the daily bulletin, take announcements and special bulletins to the classrooms, and other duties too numerous to mention. As a matter of fact, these girls are really Miss Gilb's Right hand men. The girls who are on the staff enioy working in the office and also gain valuable experience that will be of help in the future. Seated: Sue Spencer, Helen Valz, and Miss Lillian Gilb. Standing: Betty Becker, Gloria Johnson, Gerry Swope Ann Arnold, lrene Carney, Marilyn Derrick, Barbara Herzog, Bobbie Bergmann, Faye Stokley, Janet Schneider, and Barbara Warnke. fsnfn.-l Y. F. C. NATICNAL ORGANIZATION Organized in 1952, the Newport Y. F. C. Club is making rapid progress and it is now affiliated with the Greater Cincinnati Y. F. C. Mr. Howard Barnett is the advisor of the Newport club. The club meets weekly. The programs are planned by the members and many well-known guest speakers are secured at various times, and several interesting assemblies have been planned for the student body. Row 1: Arlene Lape, Mary Mclntosh, Eva Hurd, Sonia Ready, and Patricia Hall. Row 2: Delores Pollitt, Marilyn Joos, Caroline Fix, Donald Gauldin, Dorothy Watson, and Mr. Barnett, Advisor. Row 3: Gail Hampton, llene O'Hara, Willa Mineer, Mary Krebs, Lucille Hatton, and Norma Turner. Row 4: Joyce Turner, Ed Wilson, Robert Barr, Bryon Steirer, Gary Y. F. C. President, Gary Oliver, greets one of their many speakers. Oliver, Millard Griffith, and Myrtle Hurd. Officers: President, Gary Oliver: Vice-President, Patricia Hall, Secretary-Treasurer, Joyce Turner: and Reporter, Mary Krebs. Gail Schulte and Carol Rush distribute literature on the formation of Future Teachers of America. FUTURE TEACHERS Plan for Vocation The George Payne Club of.Newport High is a local unit of the national organization of the Future Teachers of America. Miss Ella Stone Spencer has been the faculty advisor since the club's origin in 1948. Members of the club learn about the opportunities in the teaching field and the requirements for successful teaching. This knowledge is acquired through observa- tion in classrooms, and through participation in various school proiects. Row 1: Rebecca Griffith. Row 2: Mary Banderman, Carol Rush, and Georgianna Luke. Row 3: Eugene Schiebly, Gayle Schulte, Marilyn Woodward, and Martha Walbrink. Row 4: Miss Ella S. Spencer. 'vfrf 5 .L-'1 '- 'T 9- r J X., i' .., . .- , . .YJ f'-'.Sl'f -,'2-A. -1 of , 'Tu ,5f 'rf ' ,sf . t1,7,'?W-1'3f.T:f- if--'si fvqk- ' . .fs - 5.-fe: ,G-E1-,. J 1' ff? , as A 1 4 tk . - .. s:.,'+ :'-wi.1 41. Seven busy members of the Walden Club plant tulips in the front lawn. Mary Stegner, Joyce Wohrley, Mary Lou Zappin, and Pat Winters seem AQ Letters from abroad are fun to receive. This is what the members of the Pen Pal believe. Reading letters and having teas Are two of their favorite activities. A greeting, a card, and a new friend Thrill Pen-Pallers to no end. Receiving news and anecdotes Very long letters and tiny short notes. If you are interested in one of these, Write to someone overseas. Row 'lz Cecile Haley, Carol Ortlieb, Carol Gadd, Pat Feucht, Gloria Brauntz, and Mary Lou Trent. Row 2: Pat Winters, Marlene Wilmot, Alice Sprong, Phyllis Brooks, Josephine Oliver, Arlene Oatley, and Geraldine Lang. Row 3: Gayle Porter, Ernestine Rush, Joyce Dunn, Mary Lou Zappin, Bonnie Happe, Mary Stegner, Joyce Harris, Leuretha Monroe, and Miss Alma Lamb. Row 4: Wanda Robinson, Priscilla Bunch, Ann Newman, Jeannette Britsch, Myrtle Hurd, Bill Bradley, Rosalie Braun, Clinton Wade, Carolyn Damico, and Joyce Wohrley. ui to be enioying Marlene Wilmot's letter from her Pen Pal. WALDEN CLUB Enjoys Nature Nature is the by-word of this group. Hiking, planting flowers, and collect- ing nature specimens are its hobbies. The members work hard at the various proiects and at the end of the year they are rewarded with an all-day trip to Fort Ancient with stop-overs at the Golden Lamb and a mushroom farm. This club planted the beautiful flowers in our front lawn and each year the club members continue this project. Row 1: Miss Alma Lamb, Leroy Decker, Gloria Halalain, Rebecca Griffith. Row 2: Elsie Tipton, Lois Gutekunst, Myrtle Hurd, Gayle Porter, Shirley Turner. Row 3: Jack Lytle, Billy Bradley, Nickey Blankenship, Clinton Wade. PEN PALS Receive interesting letters ,N Y .4 xr .1 TRAVEL CLUB Makes Major Trip l can hardly wait until April, Gee, l'm afraid I'll be sea sick, l'm reall oin to en'o seein Q Annapolis, are lust a few of the expressions one heard floating around the halls of Newport High School. On April 21, a group of bright- eyed, happy students boarded the George Wash- ington, for Washington, D. C.: Baltimore, Mary- land, Williamsburg, Virginia, and other points of interest. April 25, the same group, still bright- eyed but tired, returned to Newport. Row 1: Nancy Buckler, Marilyn Joos, Lois Toy, Rosalie Morris, Dorothy Watson, Patricia Hall. Row 2: Glenns Lynagh, llene Vance, Barbara Warnke, Pat Drees, Janet Gemmer, Janice Schwitzer, Mrs. Leila M. Peak. Row 3: Mrytle Burns, Ann Arnold, Lois Leek, Donna Willoughby, Joan Rogers, Mary Lou Duff, Georgia Goodwin. Row 4: lrene Carney, Claudia Wasser Betty Webb, Tom NeCan-ip, Carole Gebhardt, Janet Schneider, Joyce Boden. Row 5: Clinton Wade, Bill Thornton, Ronnie Spenlau, Larry Huber, Jim Bradbury, Jerry Abney, John Ratlitf, and Fred Hockney. .. in Keeping the proiection room in good work- ing order are Charles Sensei, Vernon Dean, and JoAnn NeCamp. VISUAL AIDS Supplement Class Work Of the many important activities at N.H.S. the Visual Aids Club ranks among the foremost. For the past ten years, this club and its advisor, Mrs. Charlotte Kernan, has shouldered the re- sponsibility of providing a program of visual edu- cation for students in every phase of high schodl work. Many assemblies consisted of movies, which were shown by members of the visual aids group. Row 1: Myrna Froechlich, JoAnn NeCamp, Bill Tittle, Eugene Scheibly, Dan Linkugel, Ida Hockney. Row 2: Donna Willough- by, Joyce Wohrley, Lois Gutekunst, Peggy Rich, Tomye Bitzer, Sara Tomlin, Mrs. Kernan. Row 3: Gene Stephens, Vernon Dean, David Froechlich, Tom Stanfield, Ken Dewberry, Gary Oliver, Jack Turner. Row 4: Bryon Stierer, Larry Huber, Steve Reynolds, John Beck, Don Kreutzer, Torn Kelsey, and Charles Sensel. ann , -.-U -Q Paul Bergmann and Jim Thompson are ready to leave for the golf course. ln i953 the Wildcat Golfers, under the leader- ship of Mr. Howard Barnett, emerged with their first successful season in years. Because of this, the golf team is looking toward the day that it will rise to the place of supremacy, that it once held, in this minor sport. Row T: Frank Lang, Ronnie Rauss, Ronnie Adkison, Paul Berg- mann, Jim Fangman, and Howard Barnett, Sponsor. Row 2. Jerry Stricker, Jim Thompson, and Dave Froehlich. .5 r X ...f Q ix ix Nr' K Cf r- 35X it D '-f X' g a IW rn Betty Webb and Glenna Lynagh painting the sign for the Peppers. PEPPERS ANewClub Newport! Newport! Newport! These are familiar sounds to the members of the Newport High Pep Club. The purpose of the club is to promote school spirit and good sports- manship among the student body. Mr. Parke, director of Music, is the sponsor of this club. ln order to be a member of the club, you must attend a certain percentage of the games which are played. The Pep Club made the Wildcat sign which hangs over the Newport section in the gym. They also sold school pennants and pom poms. Every member who attended fifteen or more games received a school letter. Row I: Catherine Becker, Alice Sprong, Glenna Lynagh, Marilyn Woodward, Shirley King, Elaine Stegner, and Dorothy Watson. Row 2: Sylvia Flaig, Carole Bailey, Betty McClure, Bonnie Brown, Billie Ziegler, Pauline Harrison, and Pat Hall, Row 3: Jerry Swope, Sue Spencer, Barbara Herzog, Lois Gutekunst, Shirley Daley, Carole Niemeyer, and Martha Wahlbrink. Row 4: Irene Carney, Georgiana Luke, Joyce Turner, Betty Webb, Jeanne Wittman, Mary Henderson, Jane Roth, and Marcella Lovelace. GOLF CLUB Breaks Even 0 , 0 O v ' U o'o o Q 0 'Q o'0 l .QQ JQ- Fooiprinfs tha! were made when marching, Marchin o'er a c bbled sfreef 9 0 I To 'he sfrains of martial musicg By a band in tempo beat. Q Qs MUSIC ,fb .4-'Y i Q I sf gi :E X in 5 1- 5. if -5-5, ' 'a 41 'W ,x '? K. , 3- A fi i nfl. I is 4 ,if .qv .vf f 3' ' 1,4 1' 3: ff ' i ish gh if -.4 if i si 'suv --nv ' icky Row 1: Linda Miller, Emma Theiss, Jerry Scott, Jimmie Rosa, Pat Reed, Mary A. Riese, Shirley Daniels, Pat Dalhautey, Dick Wallace, Sally Daines, and Ted Dausbury. Row 2: Jim Wilson, Jim Zion, Carol Hill, Georgia Goodwin, Houston Ebert, Frank Cheek, Don Schneider, Donna Schneider, Caroline Fix, Barb Schreiber, Tom Simpson, and Jack Scheper. Row 3: Wayne MaGaha, Gayle Schulte, Clayton Hall, Donna Willoughby, Eugene THE BAND As our beloved Willie Wildcat padded through these pages glimpsing the life and spirit of Newport High School, he paused to recall the contributions the Music Department had made to the successful school year of T953-54. He realized how very much Mr. James Parke had aided in keeping alive the fine spirit of the school. Willie recalled first going to the stadium every autumn evening and pleading with each band member and maiorette to do the routine just once more and to keep up the good spirit. The effort paid off with a rousing applause from an anticipating crowd each time the Band briskly stepped onto the field and swung into a precision half-time show that was not equaled in Northern Ken- tucky. When the 55 Band Members and 16 maiorettes iourneyed down to the Kentucky State Fair, Willie knew that his spirit accompanied everyone through all the fun and excitement. And there the Band, confident and enthusiastic, won the coveted First Place Award in the Class BB Division. A golden trophy was proudly brought home as the first of its kind to be placed among Newport laurels, W 60 Scheibly, Doug Herthel, Ralph Fogel, John Mayer, Georgiana Luke, Barb Herzog, Victor Scharstine, and Joan Morford, Row 4: Darrell Morgan, Susan Conway, Bob Sensel, Wayne Klink, Rudy Heath, Tom Baker, Larry Welp, Jack Moore, Lyle Allen, Tom Bitzer, Linda Waddle, and Stanley Rouse. INS STATE HONORS Willie recalled the importance of the Music Depart- ment in lending spirit to the occasion. The Band pepped up the Pep Rallys, the Chorus under new directorship of Miss Janice Robbins gave choral work frequently. There were Music Appreciation programs to give students a better understanding of the Arts, and there was participa- tion in different civic activities such as parades and P. T. A. gatherings. Willie smilingly recalled joining the hearty applause of the Mad Minstrels of 1954. A parisian theme was put into the music, scenery, and dances. The whole show was created and engineered under the capable di- rection of Mr. Parke. And last at' Graduation, Willie knew that behind the pensive faces of the TO Senior Band members and Major- ettes, were thoughts of the satisfaction that had been theirs for the last 4 years in belonging to the Newport High School Band. And as the sand in the Hourglass dwindled down, Willie knew that his paw-prints are happily pressed into their own high school book of memories. w nf FW, , film A . ., Q.. s wf 1.4 L' I , ,:w.w?AJg,,g..5i Qi f, . 1 fig, ? , HM F J' A 1 1V 'fn '7 Q W . ' -mNWm' ,.,,.q, ,.,....,,,..,..,.,,.,,,,,,V,,HW N mf V uw 'M '-WA Q ...,, , ,, NWQHV 0 --'f---..-,f ' ,4 -.--...f-N... -f V .am NJ - 3 X vig- I . f 'X. . 4 A GQ Q .3 . gn-ur 1 -vi ' ff? L 3 6 ' mf nf - e , N l n W- ,, sf , ' . - M -I ., U fs ,ff L .fx Q , M-1 ' 1, 4 ,X N Purhww , s ,. .fvi , . . ' X f m A N ' 5 ' lg . .s S I 5, , O X ' ' Xa P- if 1 -'F' i 4' in f 17' lvlvw.. mglzh, fn Q Y K wif ,, . - A .'Q 'L' f S as in . M X , -' 1 A Rss, 43 ,.f.- Qu , .1591 A- ' , .1 'L A 'vw v f , . - nz .N ff-' ' M.. 1 , . 1 ,- ,MA , ANL ,- B ll The Chorus opened the Christmas assembly with the traditional Candle- light Processional. Row 1: Emma Jane Theiss, Roberta Caudill, .lorine Peaslaclc, Miss Janice Robbins, director, Kaye Heidkamp, Barbara Phelgin, and Pat Irwin. Row 2: Pat Harris, Gloria Halalain, Bonnie Brovvn, Pat Holland, Dorothy Brisf tow, Rosalie Hardin, Caroline Fix, and Sue Mullins. Row 3: Delores Pierce, Yvonne Daniel, Myrtle Burns, Carol Daniels, Genevieve Crawford, .. 'D .-. 1 '5 CX 62 THE CHORUS ENTERTAINS For Those who enioy music, Newport High School offers an opportunity for students to sing in The chorus. Because The chorus increased in popularity so much, Miss Janice Robbins, our talented director, conducted a special chorus on Fridays during the fifth bell, in addition to The regular fourth bell class. NOT only did the members enjoy their work, but any student who was present for the Thanksgiving, or the Christmas assemblies, or- even at The minstrel, can not deny that he received an inspiration from their well- trained voices. The activities of the chorus extended Tar beyond The school. They sang for many organizations on different occasions, including the First Baptist Church and The World Day ot Prayer. As a reward for their hard work, the chorus was invited to ioin the Band on their annual picnic. Pat Drees, Barbara Warnke, and Gail Gemmer. Row 4: Erma Huffman, Dolores Spradlin, Douglas Herthel, Bill Ewing, Jerry Holden, Herb Lam- bert, Ronnie Derrick, Peggy Rich, and Charmaine DeWald, Row 5: Clyde Martin, Wayne Dedman, Bob Hughes, Ronnie Spenlau, Larry Huber, Jerry Abney, Howard Blaut, Paul Etienne, Fred Hockney, and Tom NeCamp. xx V 5 i on 1 I :Lx fl 11m ll! J v- ,VI l Bull Lnzmger solos. MAD MINSTRELS OF '53 VISIT A SOUTHERN PLANTATION I, E T W ?':-wmv Wwjg ll - . ll :rw-'A A J f-' , 0 .1 . r A 3 V 4 V A U P. b z' . A 9, ., ,i fn?-6,5-id F ' 5. ' ' -1. W 1 W 1 M Q A 4 l 'rf , 52 1' nf fi V ,X .'9' 1 ?m'ff'f . 9' 1, N g N- 5 few- Tom Baker, Glenn lgo, Tom Schulte, Ronnie Stanhope, Russell Weier, and Bill Litzinger, end men for the Mad Minstrels of '53, have Yheir dice game broken up by Ed Lyons, The Inferlocutor. 5 f 'Fil ,ATX S V H .. kk, -f Cnty. I X ,N aw? 1 . 59' ll fs. 'Mk' -ur-- Marilyn and Joann Derrick, Gerry Swope, and Pat Harris dance on vhenr toes Glenn lgo struts as Kmy from Kansas lll U ' lu .V ig! x 8 l To ro . Z E N 1 ,Q x A 1 X l , . X X i 3 . 1 A x Q Sv QL . Q, , , ,f 'nrt V -,'r, N15 .--A-.Q a f ' J i wks Margue McKunney Par Meyer Kay Heudkamp Dot Blackwell and Gayle Schulte practuce The Caruoca Vl'T'3i K7 M-I Tom Schulre of the fence whntewashes Glenn Igo Instead mye Bifzer and Marilyn Derrick in a back roll. back ,,..4-p - 'w -K 1, Sawm- There's Nothing Like a Dame as interpreted by the boys in the chorus. The Curfain Closer for the l953 Mad Minstrels, ' W ---, 6 ' 'qw s I I -f A 2 gg: an ,x 71511 ,Q fi' Ewa 3 J ed W8 J Q 1- x, ., ff ,V 1y1Q.m2 K . NVQ A , si 0 'fwxw nf ', 4 v I VV aunt Qi, g ,N 4 bfi Row I: Ernie Blaut, Richard Lang, Gene Stephens, Don Walz, Jim Wood, Warren Hardin, Don Ratliff, George Rush, and Marvin Wander. Row 2: Bob Miller, Coach, Edmund Kyle, Ron Downard, Phil Hamilton, Herbert Lambert, Paul Etienne, George Budig, Norman Youtsey, Don Lovelace, Jerry Weier, Gary Pabst, and Don McDaniel, Manager. Row 3: Edward Burton, Assistant Coach: Ron Rauss, Roger Quinn, Bill Morton, Jerry Pete Riley, Assistant Coach: Bob Miller, Head Coach: and Ed Burton Assistant Coach, take time out from a busy practice for a picture. Ol 1: Ll! -F X N-sr' 7-T! pin' v, 1 l , i l s fmt i ...ai ' i 68 i if Becker, Ray Turner, Don Deaton, Jack Turner, Howard Blaut, Don Harris Dale Poe, Jim Fangman, and Kent Curtis, Manager. Row 4: Pete Riley Assistant Coach, Jerry Abney, Dale Landel, Bob Taylor, Jim Mclntosh John Turner, Les Creekmore, Kelly Flannery, Rudy Turner, Ron Spenlau Dennis Holzschuh, Eugene Volters, Bob Hughes, and Howard Craven Manager. IN FOOTBALL WE IMPROVE An outstanding football coach, an improved school spirit, and a will to win sent the Newport Wildcats from a dismal 1952 to a victorious 1953. We were very fortunate in having Bob Miller, a former Bellevue coach, at the helm of our determined Wildcats this year. Mr. Miller, who has an outstanding record as a football coach, worked chiefly on fundamentals, which had been overlooked in the past few years. Mr. Miller was ably assisted by line coach Ed Burton and reserve coach Pete Riley. The Wildcats definitely were not ready for their opening encounter, in as much as a completely new system had been taught. After a hardifought game, Newport dropped their initial start to Newport Catholic by a score of 14 to O. As the season progressed, the Wildcats improved to the extent of becoming a winning ball club once again. Newport traveled to Aurora, Indiana where they handed the Red Devils a crushing defeat. The Somerset eleven came to Newport and dealt our boys a heart break- ing 14 to 13 defeat. The --next few games continued in a win-one, lose-one manner due to excessive injuries. The entire student body, as well as Mr. Miller and his Wildcats, looked forward to meeting Bellevue. We wanted to prove to the people of Newport that we had gained a great asset in Mr. Miller. But as luck would 1953 SCHEDULE We They O - Newport Catholic ..... ..... l 3 32 -- Aurora, Indiana ,...... .. O 13 - Somerset, Ky. ..... .,.... l 4 12 e Dayton .,,..,....., 0 6 - Highlands ..,., .. l3 6 w Bellevue .......... .... 6 I3 e Dixie Heights ...... .... 1 9 33 e Ludlow .,..,.... .,.. 6 I3 - Holmes ....,,...., ...., I 2 l3 f Reading, o. .... ...,. 7 have it, the Newport boys did not play up to par and we were held to a tie game. me when the spirited and The peak of the season ca greatly improved Wildcats won over the highly ranked and previously undefeated Covington Bulldogs. This ' l ' week over Reading, Ohio victory and one the fol owing marked the end of a successful season. Spenlau, Abney, Woods and Turner Bob Hughes and Herb Lamb move in on Dixie for a tackle. err assist Ronnie Spenlau Jerry Becker, Ray Turner, Jerry Abney, George Budig, and Don Harris, Row 3: Bob Hughes, Kelly 2-9 S! af fag., :'7lNl: I SE all Don Harris and Don Walz come in for the block and Ronnie Spenlau ioins the pile-up against Dayton NIOR LETTERMEN Q Row 1: Herbert Lambert, Gene Stephens, Lester Creekmore, Don Walz, and Ronnie Spenlau. Row 2: Flannery, and Paul Etienne. P91- .9 99015 QQ 'Y 36533 4 '53 , V- ' . N- ' ' 1 t t. uf-vh ' Q im Aki 70 I iff , Us W 5 ' rm .Aww -K ,,.. ff' ...W ' -fr' '1' ,.A.Mw ' M, ' ,Y pw, , V, ,....Y-1' ' -in ' k ' 'r ' ., H .nb ' AM madiaq, A fin Ji 2' 2 n 1 ,W , ,, . 'L , ,.,, ,N ...L .., '61 A . V ,.f -- +A... M ,,... ,,.f 45+ 133 ,,,.-f 'Mi uf i ,,,4-4 ,g,.,v.MM ,..-,,..w'f' v Q,-,,..-o-'V ,waxy f A N ,.f1f M ' n ,..--- we A,,.f- WWA, wif Q, A W...-f .A ,x.n.,-. ,Vw , 1 ,s-,.,.....- V , I ,4,L,..f ,Q ,.., ff-' 4r -:vu 1 ., M' y, , x 1 4 1 .,, ,, f .ff .- ---- J Q. ,f A JW -., it . . mi xxx snip . K X, Amy Q.. 'www 4 A 14,3 ,QL KX Y S, 'Nt 4 N., x X 'ax Qqqlwfqz I .5 H' ll Coach Stan Arnzen and Capt. Larry Redmond talk over strategy before a game. 'CATS TIE FOR CONFERENCE Row I: Jack Schiller, Manager, Henry Green, Don Walz, Maridon Reams, Ralph Chapman, and Don McDaniels, Manager. Row 2: Jerry Weier, Nor- man Youtsey, Rodger Quinn, Jim Fangman, and Jerry Morris. Row 3: -x S...- i l ,4 x'Q,1PUlf me A E0 l 4 if At the opening of the 1953-54 basketball season, the 'Cats, beginning their sixth consecutive year under the able tutorage of Stan Arnzen, were considered by many as an outstanding powerhouse. The Wildcats finished the regular season with an im- pressive record of l9 won and 11 lost. The scoring punch of the team was carried by the Big Four , captain Larry Redmond, John Ratliff, Easy Ed Huffman, and Gary Rawe. During the season, Newport, which was alwavs rated among the first ten teams in the state, played highly rated teams in other regions. Many of the teams in the N. K. A. C. fell easy victims to the Wildcats. Down-state teams proved quite difficult for the Newporters. They fell prey to such strong quintets as Adair County, Louis- ville St. Xavier, and Ashland. For the past several seasons, Newport had been un- able to beat either the Clark County Cardinals or the Maysville Bulldogs, however, this year, they were able to defeat both teams. Newport High School, for the second straight year, was invited to participate in the Louisville Invitational Tournament. The Wildcats lost to a sharp-shooting St. Xavier five from Louisville. The first encounter with their arch rival, Covington Holmes, the Cats surprised all, swamping the Dogs by a 36 point margin. In a second meeting, later in the season, on the Covington Holmes floor, the Bulldogs came from behind in the later stages of the game to top our team by a 63 to ol score. These two games were the deciding factors in the N. K. A. C. race, inasmuch as both teams tied for the conference crown. Coach Stan Arnzen, Bill Morton, Ron Bridewell, John Ratliff, Ron Pigg, Don Deitrich, and Coach Edwin Burton. Row 4: Jim Bradbury, John Turner, Larry Redmond, Ed Huffman, Gary Rawe, and Paul Bergmann. V: I 1Pl t NP' 1953-54 SCHEDULE Hebron ..,.......... Clark County .. Bellevue ..,......,. Dayton .....,....... Adair County ..,... M. M. I. .....,........... Campbell County Highlands .,.,.,,,..... .... Newport Catholic Erlanger .............. Bellevue ..... Holmes ..,..., Maysville ...... Ludlow ....,.. Ashland ,.... Highlands .... Dayton ..., Holmes .,.,..,....... Simon Kenton .,..... ..., Campbell County Beechwood ,......, Henry Clay ...., LOUISVILLE INVITATIONAL St. Xavier ....,......................... 36th DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Bellevue .,......,,..,........,..,......... Highlands ...,...,..,.. .... Newport Catholic 9th REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Nj Coach Edwin Burton and Captain Ralph Chapman discuss the weak spots in their opponent's defense. STATE TOURNAMENT Lafayette ..,..................... ,... 4 9 NGWPOFI CBYIWOIIC Burbon Vocational ,.... ..... 4 6 Hebron .................... .... A Shland ,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,, 6 9 Florence ...., Inez ..,. ...,. 6 3 Phil Hamilton, Paul Collins, Alvin Johnson, and Warren Hardin. Row 3: Row 1 Bob Schiller, Richard Grubb, Don Ratliff, George Rush, .lim Peare Ken Reynolds, Don Cox, Ken Bailey, Sonny Kyle, Erwin Deaton, Barry son John Little, and Kent Curtis. Row 2: Larry Warnke, George Gemrner, Moore, Ron Downard, and Bob Miller, Coach. fi 'R- ' 3-- f--w fm... Pt' sz 3 dawg' iXi , ? K 14 ds. v N Xgsi YI! ' 9 P :lv xy +5 53' Q 0 ,ff sv 'V ,Q x Q, b -4 el 1 4 -. -0 'I' Xxx ,,Aq X , ,XZ 9 Q X A X .L gm 'kg Ah W X h ' Q 5 x ka A QR f sri. xx YW s ' ,Q 5 S. Ll Q b.A' gg, N. x 5 A g r N Ns g 1 ' .. Y , 'Q S1 'Q ,. h . ' . ,ri r Y ? J: 4 Cav' 1' 1 .141 af K J Row I Larry Hardesty Lyle Jones Leroy Weaver Russell Wlthorn and George Hoffstedder Row 2 Tom Reed Clarence Turner Larry Harden Bully Jones Vlcfor Park Harold Gorss Rnchard Casey Nathan Lnftle and Ronnue Utz Row 3 Coach M J Cavana Harold Swnfzer Jay Dameron Wulbert Bechtle JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS Row I John Fryer Manager James Thompson James Farner Rnchard Vorues Clyde McGill Earl Shackel ford Ruchard Casey Larry Harden Bully Jones Row 2 E S Bush Dean of Boys John Grlfflth Harold Gross Clarence Turner Ernue Brady Jerry Combs Asbury Turner Lyle Jones and M J Cavana Coach 75 : , , , ' , . : r I I . I . I I . I ' , ' . : . . , ' , , ' , Elwood Kroth, Ed Morris, Clyde McGill, and Kenneth Colsfon. I , 1 , , I I , A , ' , ' , , ' . : . . , 3 ' A , I , I ,,,, 1 1 1 n CINDERMEN THIRD IN CONFERENCE Last year, Coach Ed Burton's track team placed third in the conference. This team was composed of quarter miler, Charlie Swope, Miler, Jerry King, and lOO yard dasher, Tom Volter. Supporting them were Paul Etienne, and Bill Bankes in the 880 yard relays and the broad lump. A trophy was won in the N.K.A.C. Decatholon Through the efforts of Charlie Swope, who gained first place position. Jerry King also took honors by winning the mile in the conference and regional meets. At the state meet, King gained third place in the mile run among thirty other boys. This year's promising squad consisted of Paul Etienne in the relays and broad iump, Bill Bankes in the broad jump and Larry Redmond in the high iump, and Bob Hughes in the mile relay. Other returning lettermen were Jim Wood in the 220, and 880 yard relays, Tomye Bitzer running in the 440, Carl Mcllvoy at the pole vault, Bob Taylor in the shot put, and Ed Huffman in the high iump, discus, and high hurdles. l . A record shot put in the field events, by Robert Taylor Row T1 DOH NlCD6f1ielS, Carl l30Wllf19, Jim W00d, TOFFI VOlfef, Charlie Rudolph Turner, Calvin Jennings, Paul Etienne, Les Creekmore, Bob Swope, Jerry King, Tomye Bitzer, and Dale Poe. Row 2: Robert Taylor, Hughes, Bill Bankes, Larry Redmond, and Coach Edwin Burton. T1 and Robert Sensel Row 2 JamesL Cobb Pr nc pal D Keutze Ronne Spenla Barry Peper Gary Pabst and M J Cavana Coach TANKMEN ADVANCE TO CLASS B George Budug and Herb Lambert C Capta ns I d the 1954 s m g team The 1953 Newport Hugh School Swlmrnlng Team establrshed Itself as one of the best teams to represent the Wildcats Accomplishments Included wlnnung the state championship In nts class Class C as Newport scored 57 points and nts closest rlval was Winchester with 50 points easlly wlnnlng the Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference swlmmtng meet wnth 60 polnts Bellevue being next with 39 and extending the streak of being northern Kentucky swimming champions to the 13th consecutive year George Budlg holds the state freestyle record and Budlg Tom Schulte and John Dtetz hold the state record for the medley relay event Dletz was also champion of the drvers rn Class C In the conference Budag Schulte and Dnetz establushed records an the freestyle breaststroke and backstroke events along wuth the medley relay and dnvung In the northern Kentucky record book Schulte and Dietz set new marks In the 40 and 50 yd breaststroke and backstroke events Thus years 1954 team has had many more dlftlcultues keepung up with the above records slnce Newport has been raised Into Class B where all other schools have avaulable pools for danlv practuces During the season Newport defeated Old Woodward Hugh School and Nor wood Hugh School and lost once to the Norwood Mermen Bucllg and Ronnie Derrlck were leading freestyle swimmers asslsted by Gary Pabst Barry Peper Robert Sensel and Bully Smlth Herbert Lambert was the leadtng breaststroke swimmer and dlver and the backstroke was taken care of by Marvln Wander Pabst and Peper 78 I M S' V +2 :S S' 4 f V, N 45 , T A1 r T 5 , 'l A q -I A A 1 X 'L' l 2 4 ' 1 . i: A L , x ' ll xt ' ' 1 5 I n- .5 t 1 1 K W H Row 1: Marvin Wander, Ronnie Derrick, Herbert Lambert, Captain: George Budig, Captaing Billy Smith, . : . i i : on r r, i u, , ll ll ' , O- i , e wi min I - f I l l A h 1 I . . I I . . ' I l I I I I . , . . . , , . 1 . I I I V V 1 1 I ' 1 l I I ' 6 naew. v 6' iii i' gi 115 G. A. A. i x v, t 1 7 Row 1: Cecile Haley, Bonnie Poole, Sonia Ready, Delores Bias, Connie Bouras, Burnell Vance, Katherine Becker, Betty Neal, Jerry Miller, and Verona Sharp. Row 2: Christine Zen- zer, Arlene Lape, Pat Irwin, Jean Pol- litt, Patty Feucht, Jerry Lang, Mary Banderman, Marilyn Woodward, Bar- bara Carmicheal, and Laura Engle. Row 3: Helen Valz, Jane Roth, Jorheta Blevins, Bobbie Bergmann, Faye Stok- ley, and Clarabelle Burkhart, Sponsor. Row 4: Ernestine Rush, Donna McClung, X. Sue Mullins, Ruth Harvey, Carol X Daniels, Ann Newman, Sherrie Strobel, A Jean McQuillan, and Ruby King. Row 5: Sandy Owens, Carol Erwin, Mary Shay, Martha Wahlbrink, Pat Blanken- ship, Darleen Johnson, Betty McKee, Georgiana Luke, Bonnie Happe, and Carol Bailey. Row 6: Rosalie Walling- ford, Ethel Smith, Helen Ware, Gayle Hampton, Janet O'Day, Mary Zappin, Marlene Wilmot, Rosalee Hardin, Betty McClure, and Sylvia Flaig. Row 7: Carole Fisher, Luretha Monroe, Jerry K Swope, Rose Anders, Erma Huffman, Peggy Rich, Genevieve Crawford, Gayle Porter, Ann Arnold, and Delores Cheek. L A X. Row I: Carole Fisher, Rosalie Wallingford. Row 2: Betty Becker, Peggy Rich, Gerry Swope, Janet O'Day, Gail Hampton, Rose Anders, Ann Arnold, and Miss Burkhart. Q.,-, 5 X.-f 'VC A rfil-at rl g 4 X, , f Bobbie Bergmann, Treasurer, Helen Valz, Vice-President: -sry: and Faye Stokley, President. wi 1 457 .V A gt.. i . l N Q Jane Roth, Secre- 1.4 ,f FEP, , I .. P' f ' i' Q I 1 Fill. fav!-x , uf .l'1'?'f X-N ni .1- 'S-xp-, ff' 55' If iw U Barbara Carmicheal, Leuretha Monroe, and Gayle Porter participate in a game of aerial darts. . . ! Jane Roth, Erma Huffman, Rose Anders, Sherrie Strobel, and Faye Stokley add their bowling scores. G. A. A. 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