Newport High School - Newportian Yearbook (Newport, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1959 volume:

gun: --F 4. mm AJ is I5 Eff: 5. Q 1. :if 1.17 E, z- 1, af Fr' Z2 J 1 ci' .fffaei-: 5 1 1435: ' if 1 ff 455 1-sf Q 'Q -3' YH -.i A J f X X XX Thi.s is your school . . This is your town . . CONTENTS 4 'I6 28 30 44 S ph 49 F h 53 At t 58 Sp t 84 St d t Lf 108 Ad t g 112 as seen by the T959 EWPO RTM newport high school newport, kentucky 3 X Above: The skyline of Your Town is pierced by the spires of many churches. Here we see Salem Methodist on the left and First Baptist, right. Your town is Newport, located in a metropolitan area at the extreme northern portion of the Bluegrass State of Ken- tucky. Situated on the banks of the Ohio and Licking Rivers, Newport was founded in i790 by Hubbard Taylor and granted a charter from the Kentucky State As- sembly in 1835. Since then it has con- tinued to grow in both residents and industry and now boast a population of 35,000. Because of its centered position in a great manufacturing area, it con- tinues to call many new residents every year to fill the positions made by ex- panding manufacturing and commerce. Your home may be situated on the low-laying downtown area, or on the higher area to the south of Newport proper. No matter in what area you live you are served by many community services. You are constantly protected by the city's police and fire departments, and there is always a mail box near by. You are a member of one of Newport's twenty-three churches, and your shop- ping is done in the downtown area or in the new shopping center at the southern end of town. Your civics classes have visited the City Building many times, and you are well acquainted with the various city departments. All these things-your town, your home, and these local services help you to feel a sense of responsibility to your town and your school. provides a home-services-community spirit 1' 5. Above: Students enioy Valentine party at the home of Mr. Steve Bush, popular history teacher at N.H.S. Below: Newport City Building-headquan ters for many community services. Above: Cast of the senior play stop practice for the pause that refreshes O at the home of their director, Miss Janice Robbins. Right: Ricarda Heftel, Newporter Editor, at home. Below: View of St. John's United Church of Christ in background and Trinity Below D ck Flair: ' 'ewan proudl Baptist in fOregr0und. F1'SDldvS liw deowtinen Qcpiprnent This is your chool . .. 4 X '1 l',,,J ,419 L-'X I, T, Z, ... K., ,, .. Yagi on , p. A ,,.,,- - mana- Q ,,,, fi-Q ,...f. ...aa-.4........4-4a..w 3 0 I!! peI2 'f ll A , ,, A if-, . ' ' ' iw :Lf ,f 41. 1' I , us -'. 5-ff .pn . A. X .Z 5 -.jx 7, Q ' F H' -- ' 'V ii. QA , 1 j V , rw f , , 2 - W 1 ' ' 1 ' A ff L A' W' ' 27 FV f ' . , .r we ,E +5 5 I N25 .X 4'f'Z'? 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Increased emphasis of the pupil's side of the question is an important aspect of teaching that is stressed by the faculty of your school. Encouragement of this in the classroom will be a valuable foundation for active par- ticipation in whatever branch of business or politics chosen at the completion of your education. The classrooms at Newport High provide the biggest per- centage of your education but you dare not forget the after- school chat with your favorite instructor, who you stop in the hall to ask a question. The various interesting assemblies pro- vide educated speakers who are always glad to answer the students' questions after the performance. The deans of the school offer excellent guidance to the students, no matter what the problem might be. All these various educational methods provide the best educaton available to the student of your school, through the important medium of teaching and learning, Above: Jerry Tully and Don Thompson in foreground examine a piece of sponge in Biology Above: Jim Rife and a representative from the Telephone Company explain photo light cell for Bill Knapp Rodney Gross, and Jim Murphy Below: Bary Benlamin and Steve Bohlrnger weigh chemicals in chemistry. 45 1 process of teaching and learning 'fe Q' Above: Dennis Harden, Jack Knock, and, Bill Hightchew work on their math assignment. Right: Hal Smith, starting member of the wildcat five, listens as Head Coach, Stan Arnzen discusses strategy. Far right: Mrs. Margaret McKenna, the G.A.A. sponsor, shows a member how to do the back flip. 'lf ' Y,,,.5e1,, - V nr . ' ..-- . , , . ,Y . . ..LA.,g, ' .. f A- '--, . 1 Above: Mr, Edwin Burton explains shot-put to Gary Buck. Right: Students leave school at the end of a busy day. 9 Above: Students of Newport High with the city officials whose positions they held for the day. 1 i daily you show progress through achievements in No matter what proiects you participate in or what clubs you might be interested in, you can find them all at Newport High School. Through its well-rounded program of student activities, your school life is greatly enriched and your talents and personality are given every chance to grow. An active interest in school organizations will develop leadership and experience that will play an important part in your life after graduation, no matter what your future plans might be. Each and every student interest is well fulfilled at your school, ranging from large organizations to small specialized groups. The athletes at the school enioy fellowship in the N Club, while the talented ones turn to the music or choral organizations. Educational films, an important part of your training, are well managed by the Visual-Aids department. Through the efforts of a hard working publica- tions department, the school is kept well aware of the news through the Newporter and the yearbook. The Student Council does a wonderful iob at school government and is the vital link between the student body and the administration. Other important organizations, too numerous to mention, all do a fine iob in their respective fields. Above: Richard Lienhardt and Bill Knapp stand Rodney Gross and Bob Neal on their heads. n ,. , . m ready to help. '0 K. '94 Above, left: Maralah Beirne and lva Reis sell football programs at a game. Above: Mrs. Margaret McKenna tries on gift gloves at G.A.A. banquet. Betty Waddle and Kathy Campbell in back- ground. Righfz Carol Welder sweeps gym after donkey ball game. Louise King stands ku d 1 ' in I u f' M 9 T -s, , Q b - r - S ! v, R 1 , 2 41, .' :Q ,, Hy, .Ywffy -,xx - N, ,gk A. :V 5' L L: Q. -- 1 -M' -1 e wff - -. P v.1f 1'pfrf'-.H f 55? ff' ff .Q - 1 f'7lg.T ' fi? ff. -- -v A-.V . ff xf x x 5f.-ww iff 1 ur -.51 NX Z X Q v I 5' ' ?r J fa ,' 572' 4 w J . , W..fM V J, LLL :Y fl' P here you learn to As in every community the school life of Newport High is well-woven into the life of the community. Any action, good or bad, by the students of a school is a reflection of the school system and of the community itself. But the stu- dents of your school try in many dif- ferent ways, to bring honor to your community. Being in a large metropolitan area, Newport has the benefit of many activi- ties that are offered by businesses and industries. The students of your school continually take an interest in these activities and are among the winners of many awards. In the city itself, the students show their elders that the city can be run in the future as it has been in the past. The governmental depart- ments of the city are carried on well when once each year they are run by the students of your school. Another fine example of their interest is the day they manage the local hospital, under helpful supervision of hospital personnel. Many fraternal and religious organizations call for help, and find the answer in the students of Newport High. All of these things are done by the student in hopes that adults will realize that the high school teen-ager is look- ing to the future with a belief that it can be improved through hard work and self confidence. ln your town the student brings your paper, fills your gas tank, sings in your choir, stocks your supermarkets, baby sits for your children, and delivers your groceries. All these things help to pro- vide a sense of pride to both the mem- bers of your community and the students of your high school. I2 live with others as members of a Above: Gloria Lucas pays cashier, Joyce Hadden, for her lunch. Above: Kathy Myers and Darlene Brady framed by a hula-hoop, the l958 craze. Above: Penny Ebert and Christi Lepper dressed in a popular fad of letter sweater, fruit boots, and legatards. Below: Table l: Carol Tiemeyer, Phyllis Hacker, Pat Hickey, Carol Uselman, Sharon Hickey, and Pat Bill. Table 2: Donna Willen, Judy Miller, Barbara Wagner, Mary Knarr, Joyce Mittendorf, and Joan Lang demonstrate the art of cookie mak- ing. F if QQ EV -1 J Q-H L , . 4- .1 -m '5 A ar.. 179' Y' ' Vs. ' E' . , . ..4... ., O-I 'f' ' - ... . -Y-,..lg---...- on its playing fields you learn to work The trophy cases which line the halls of your school are probably the best reward from the practice of work- ing toward a common goal. Through a well-rounded athletic program, covering all established sports, New- port High provides for the building of the physical body and the satisfaction of a iob well done and a victory accomplished. Desire to win is always the main objective of any athletic team, but the result of one game or one season cannot be determined as soon as it is finished. In organized high school sports, the participant is given the responsibility of advancing the schooI's cause to the best of his ability, in such a manner that the citizens of his town will back up his efforts and take pride in his accomplishments. Each player becomes a part of a smooth running machine which stresses teamwork and Above lion liz-Ni-ilf-r ii-ut Rfxmfvcl Daniels pause to sw-Iv fo' the rafvic-va wlwili: ptizntiiq Qqulpiviwxi cooperation. Through the valuable experience gained on the high school playing fields, the person learns the value of co-ordination, and gains valuable instructions that will be helpful on. life's playing fields after the completion of his education. The sports instructors at your school are more than excellent teachers-they are well-trained, friendly, under- standing counsellors who try in every way to teach honesty, fair play, and cooperation to their team. Through their continuous efforts the various teams of your school continue to be known wherever sports are discussed, and those who participate are a little closer acquainted with the problem of working toward a common goal of peace and happiness for themselves and the world in general. Above: Mike' Stull loaves the field at Campbell Qounty toward a common goal X ,hlow Q JS .. 4. ' -J . . 4- I '. 4 I ' R X.: ao , gf f ig A , - , V rv f ' ', Ami - ' ogffzw 1-off? o W vu, I ' 'lJV . ' I V 'wi-,,. 4. Qt 1 here rs the Pa Gully Your faculty for 1958 59 numbered cated men and women who worked hard to make your school the best rn our area Your Prlnclpal and Assistant Prrncrpal always worked to Improve your school rn every way possible Members of the staff were your frrends though you sometrmes drd not recognrze their positron rn therr efforts to help you with your scholastrc as well as personal problems THIS IS YOUR SCHOOL tl 5. . f 'A Pgif. ,JVM 4 ,. wma ' ' u ff'4.v4,,, yrfa ,,,. ? -iikcfskiwfi -7 f 'pf u-1-. 1 .J f'I 1 1 IA -r I1 M815 A 1' .1 f-..M-,-. - M...-...M , 'f . 5 fi P! i f L s I . s ff' it' 4 5 , , e , . ., f fl A' gg sv af , - f' I ' f K 1 . 3 .la ...,.. M, Q 9 V ,,' 1 NM. . 'M sv fl .' yy A V v 'W' Auqx 4 . ...- T., I by ' qlQ,.v5-fy, L 0 - gk 4 . ,, ,, . 4 -.4 -A '99 ' rg r.,, kia- ffl wow' ,AV if l958-59 marked a year ot growth in the Newport City School system. Arnold School was remodeled and enlarged. York Street, Ninth Street, and Tenth Street schools were consolidated and replaced by the new elementary school at llth to l2th street on York. The T--K building program still continues with other elementary schools in the planning stage. Many improvements were made in our high school plant, the most important one being the installation ot new daylight type lighting in all the rooms and corridors. A complete intercommunication system has been installed in the Principals' office, the stadium was remodeled and new lockers were added to the boys' locker rooms, independent heating system, new floors, a complete public address system, and new lockers have been added to the gymnasium and boys' locker rooms. Members ot the Board ot Education meet with the Superintendent and plan tor administration ot Newport City schools, which number nine. These plans are pre- sented to the school principals who set them in opera- tion in their school. Newport should be proud ot the excellent work done by the Administration ot their city schools. Leadership and Responsibility Accepted by Board The Qi ,al A Q. . 9? s . 1. 1. ,a E . , . X 4 I I f ,J ,, my Above: Members ofthe competent staff: Mrs. Gen Bohlinger, Below: Members of the school board meet. Left to right: Mrs. Ninona Kew, Mrs. Loretta Klessman, Mrs. Mary Lou Mr. Joseph Steffen, Nlr. Robert Allen, Supt- A. D- OWEN, Mason, Miss Mattie Phillips, Walter G, Melching, Carl H. Ebert, Victor H, Brown Cinseti. The Board T5 ,-4 Mr. James L. Cobb, Principal and School Administrators Miss Lillian C. Gilb, Secre- tary Miss Katherine E. Warren is always busy. ln addition to her duties as Assistant Principal, she supervises the lunch room, the high school testing program, is book- keeper for the activity funds, Dean of junior and senior girls, and friend, counselor, and adviser to all. Teacher, Coach, Administrator, and friend describe our principal, Mr. James L. Cobb, who has been associ- ated with Newport High in one or more of these capaci- ties since l924. Mr. Cobb always is interested in the school, its stu- dents, and personnel, He is interested in athletics in the school and out. He is a great fisherman and hunter and always delights in telling of his experiences with a rod and gun. Mr. Cobb is recognized both far and near as a school man of great dignity and integrity who always stands for the improvement of our school and its activi- ties. Miss Katherine E. Warren, Assistant Principal L I9 Mr John Coll ns Responsubrluty for keepung the absentee record of all boys belongs to Mr John Colluns boys dean M un addutuon to hus teachung dutues and advusershup of the school paper M s Ma garet McKen a Absentee records of the freshman and sophomore gurls are the responsubuluty of Mrs Margaret McKenna In her physucal educ tuon classes Mrs McKenna gets to know all underclass gurls and us therefore the logucal person to keep theur absentee records 20 Deans Keep Records Mss Kathernne E Warren Deanshup of the hugh school gurls us duvuded wuth Muss Katherune E Warren keepung records for lunuors and senuors When any of these gurls have been absent from school for any cause they must brung a note from theur mother or father to Muss Warren for whuch they receuve a re admussuon slup Thus slup admuts them to theur classes and study halls At the end of the day thus must be returned to the dean where ut us attached to the note from home and kept un a cumulatuve fnle Mr Paunter the durector of pupul personnel must keep attendance records of all the students He us e sponsuble to the Superuntendent and the State Depart ment of Educatuon for these pupul records M George Pannter i ' . . i . ' , ' . r. Collins keeps an accurate file on all high school boys- 6 . I r - I t . Y. ,u s fl r. r n ' I . 6 , I. t ' , English, at Newport High is required through all four years. Students in the com- mercial course have Business English in their second year. A part of each year is devoted to the study of the masters, Shakespeare, Words- worth, Service, Dickenson, and many, many others. This brightens some of the dullness of composition, parts of speech, and sentence structure. Newport is fortunate in having a very strong English department. This past year Remedial English was added. This field of learning will surely be a benefit as we go out in our various fields of endeavor. First row: Mary Eizabeth Morris, Librarian. Second row: Mary Lee Caldwell, Mrs. Gladys Garner, Mary 6 Jo Kuth. Third row: Mrs. Stella Nichols, Mrs. . 1 Frances Riggs, Lois V. Tanner. 'Win ' ,. - , . , 4.. is -. Q , A Q s, A x ,xt is 'ns j-J'--A.. 'g , ' .t?, t 5 , , , ?.?a45P3 3 - ? . '. Jun-s, ,- '- 4 f. .. -M, xr G if .urs A . T' as il 1-Q Reading Wrltlng and English Are Valuable Assets Right Mr John Collins English mstruc tor Roger Seifried Richard Walters and Iva Reis select outside reading books In the library 21 ,,L.s.s.,. 7? - . '- . gl Q .1 o o 0 ' I I -af ,zulu A'aove: An experiment in measurement of friction is performed by Above: Ben Stull explains a theorem in Solid Geometry to Maralah Ralph Hopkins, Dona Gregory, Anne Stuart, and Roger Seitried. Beirne, Bill Mittendort, and Richard Wallace as other members of class look on. Math and Science Spark Interest and Study At no other time has the need tor mathematical and scientific background been felt so strongly. The public and government have made everyone aware ot the necessities, as well as the possibilities of mathematics and science. In this day ot the crying need for technicians and scientists these high school subjects are required tor those wishing to continue in these fields of endeavor. Newport is constantly trying to meet the needs ot the students in this deparimeni' First row: Edwin K, Burton, Robert Flege, Mrs. Leila M. Peak, Mrs. Lorena Wetzel. Second row: Howard Barnett, C. Lyle Haggard, Robert C. Miller, Miss Jeannette Owens, Lowell Spurlock. 8 'Y- 22 Steve Bush Edgar McNabb, Jr. Fred Moeves James Vest Right: Mr. Robert Miller discusses a psy chology problem with Margie Butler. Teachers of social studies strive to acquaint us with the reactions of the people of the past so that we may benefit from their experiences and develop an active interest in the present and future of mankind, and to make this an interesting and lasting subject. Newport has an excellent history program staffed by well-qualified instructors. History Fascinates Many Students Right: Mr. James Vest, History teacher, discusses a map with Teddy Dansberry, Alfred May- bury, and Tom Smith. Above: Miss Joann Geverts assists Beverly Dailey with a dress, Mary Ann Ferguson and Harriet Burton select a pattern, Darla Neal sews a seam in her skirt. Home Arts teaches sewing, cooking, home management, and the ability to get along with others. The lessons learned here are important to girls in preparing them for living tomorrow. Woodworking plays the main part in Industrial Arts at X Newport High. This course trains the boy in making practical and useful pieces with lathes, saws, sanders, and buffers. Miss Joann Geverts Miss Ruth Harris Home Arts and Industrial Arts Train For Real life Below: James Cottie, John Feucht, Louis Bruin, and Virgil Ashcraft busy with their furniture in Industrial Arts. Left: Marlene Cook demonstrates new equipment in the home arts department. 24 'rr y Above: N.H.S. Band and Chorus perform in the Winter Concert. Fine Arts and In uniforms of red and black, Newport's Wildcat Band proudly struts across town to the stadium from the high school and down the field at half time. Led by a corps of flashing maiorettes, their shows are enjoyed by everyone. Singing furnishes a ioy to the performer and audience as well. Melodies by the chorus are always enjoyed by students here at school and also by the many groups for which the chorus performs. Extensive travels and studies abroad have made our lan- guage teachers among the best in Northern Kentucky, giving them an excellent background for interesting discussions about Latin and Spanish. 1 I I Languages Interest Many First row: Mrs. Odessa Parker Second row Miss Janice Robbins, Fred Wilcoxon Third row Miss Evelyn Collrver Miss Hazel Girvin. Below: Harold Gadd, Janet Jones, and Tom Smith work on block prints for Christmas cards. , ,Q gg if Y 'Y 3 Above: Linda Miller examines a copy from the mimeograph. Future Secretaries Are We Above: Miss Alice Witteried, typing instructor, points to mistakes made lzy Ray Ellcin sf s Above: Carole Siebert transcribes from the dictaphone. ll T ' d Attention and accuracy are two essentials in work ot this kind. Subjects such as typing and shorthand help a student to attain higher grades it he continues his education. Those who do not attend college are prepared to go to work with confidence to face the mature problems ot lite and solve them accurately. There is a constant demand tor students who gradu- ate trom Newport High's Commercial Department. Miss Bernice Culbertson Miss Gypsy Gray Miss Mary Tanner Miss Alice Witteried All Freshman and Sophomore students at Newport are required to take physical education. This is essential to the development ot muscular co-ordination and good sportsman- ship. Girls' physical education is taught by Mrs. Margaret Mc- l J Kenna and includes exercises, games, and health. Stanley Arnzen is physical education director for the boys. Two days each vveelc the boys meet in the gymnasium when they have a study period and are given exercises, They too play games such as handball, volleyball, basketball and boxing. fl Stanley Arnzen Mrs. Margaret McKenna Physical Education is Required of All Students Above: Row 1: Iva Reis. Row 2: Anna Mosley, Carol Ensien, and Mary Above: Stanley Arnzen, gym instructor, refrees a boxing match as Simms. Row 3: Darlene Brady, Dona 'Gergory, Kathy Campbell, and a part of boys' physical education. Anne Stuart were the champion volleyball team. Below: Mrs. Margaret McKenna, Physical Education Instructor, leads in exercises. THIS IS YOUR SCHOOL you were one of 704 tudent You are the students of Newport High School! You dress alike . . . cut your hair the same . . . wear glasses and chew gum, but you do not think alike- You have different ideals and tastes, and personalities which have macle each of you different individuals. What does the future hold for you? What will you be . . . minister . . . artist . . . nurse . . . teacher . . . scientist or housewife? These are just a few of the things which you can become. You all mingle together now . . . you are the student body of Newport High. N. x 1 ,.,.....-'- sq , 'fs 0 P3 lA!Q:Q x - - Q, 5.'Q,': 5-gh, 5.222 Q fs: Lgg-R 2 dnl UBME Eb' S fs? ft 'A 0 il? 1 X Ill!! 421 ii? if C50 9 2' A19- 5 G 3 QQ? WZ- ' ' rchtg , ff ff 'phxrrjhx Af ev gy -la fyff, . far N. Senior Cfficers Becky Arnold, Secretaryp Richard Wallace, Vice-Presidentg Linda Miller, Treasurerg Ben Stull, President. For the Seniors 1958-59 was a busy year, Prom, Play, Clubs, and Sports each had their last time appearances. A few worked diligently on the 1959 Newportian and vowed to make it the best yearbook ever. Miss Joann Geverts, their adviser since their freshman year, was always willing to help, a confident, and friend. Some will be attending colleges ot their choice in September, while a large number will be working and start- ing homes of their own. Though they are now grads of N. H. S. they still teel close to their Alma Mater. This is your Senior Albice, Sally Elizabeth Academic AX. 1-6696 509 East Second Street Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, Skating Club 1, GAA 2, Office 2, Minstrel 2, 3, Dance Club 2, Debate Club 3. Barhorst, Bonnie Jean Commercial AX. 1-0053 216 East Fitth Street GAA 1, 2, 3 4, Skating Club 1, 2, Dance Club 2, 3, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Maiorette 4, Chorus 2, 'Q Amenf, Virginia Lee Commercial CO. 1-1629 1118 John Street Bible Club 2, GAA 2, Pep Club 3 Beirne, Maralah Kay Scientific JU. 1-S377 1130 Orchard Street Newporter 1, 4' Walden Club 1, 2, Skating Club 2, Bible Club 3, 4. .f. s x Class Arnold, Rebecca Academic JU. 1-4777 348 Linden Avenue Student Council 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, Representative Jun or Red Cross 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Secretary 4. Belcher, Gary Bartlett Academic Hl. 1-1507 E221 Vine Street Honor Secret-, 3, 4' Bible Clua 3, 4, Student Council 3, New- portcr 3, Newportian 4, TAB Club 4. ' 5. A Miss Joann Geverts Baker, Barbara Alice Commercial HE. 1-6260 517 West Tenth Street Chorus 1, 2, 3. Bird, James Bryon Barbiea, Janet Lee Commercial HE. 1-5479 11 West Thirteenth Street Spanish Club 2. Academic AX. 1-1429 Boden, Paul Richard 910 Washington Avenue Academic JU. 1-4292 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Student 823 Overton Street Council 2, Baseball 3, 4, Golf Football 1, Golf 1, 4, Senior 4. Play. Bohlinger, Jo Ann Acodemlc MV 772982 Rurol Route l Alcxen Ilia Chorus l, 2 3 4 FTA 2, Bible Club 3. Bridges, James Garland Academic CO. l-8063 llO5 Columblo Street Bond 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 2, 3. Bonner, Herbert Academic M, l-l lE2 33 Booker T. VVosl1ingtin Basketball 3, 4, Trock 3, 4 'N' Club 3, 4. Burch, Gloria Joan Academic AX. l-l908 lOlO Isobello Street FTA 2, Sponlsh Club Vice Presi- dent 2, Honor Society 3, 4. , 6 s.. . 'fltr A l,l :ll 1 Bramel, Thomas Ross Brewster, Mary Ann Commercial JLJ l-l509 Commercial HE. l-S976 936 Monmouth Street Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Pen Pol l 2, 3, Visual Aids 2, 3, Minstrel 6l5 Roberts Street Butler, Marjorie Academic HE. lAlO63 2' 3' Skohng Cm 2' Joyce Avenue Bond l, 2, 3, Skating Club l, Butler, Shirley Ann GAA l, 3, 4, Student Council Commercial AX. l-l485 l, 2, 3, FTA 2, President 3, 4' 7Ol York Street Pep Club 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 4g GAA l, 2. Ottuce 3, 4, Senior Play, Below: Miss Joann Geveits, adviser, ond Bill Knopp, usher, greet Prom Queen Toni Monyet ond her escort. .li f' r' ,,'. fi V, ff iz ' , 5 fl i 4? . I A . I . Brickler, Charlotte Rose Commercial CO. l-9G32 560 Lexington Avenue Chorus l, 2, 3, Skating Club l, GAA 2, Dance Club 2, Pep Club 3, 4. Carpenter, William Andrew Scientific 29 West Third Street V Courtney, Arlie Mae Commercial JU. l-i397 819 Dayton Street GAA lj Spanish Club 2, Student Council 2, Bible Club 3, 4. Davis, Dale Arthur Commercial JU. l-4968 3l8 East Second Street Newport Catholic l, 2. Day, Donald Lee C 2 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 2, 3, 3 rail, Carolyn Delores ommercial CO. l-0096 34 Columbia Street Walden Club lg Library Staff 4. ommercial Hl. l-ll27 4 Walnut Street, Southgate , Visual Aids 2, Honor Society , 4. Case, Ella Christine Commercial AX, l-7978 926 Park Avenue Chorus 2. Clark, Ronald Arthur Academic AX. l-lOO3 732 Maple Avenue Caylor, Ja Ann Commercial CO. l-5168 I3 Peter G. Noll Homes Cole, Kenneth Lee Academic HE. I-0019 234 East Eighth Street Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club lg N Club 3, 4. SENIORS Crosby, Robert Arthur Scientific JU. l-7744 725 Dayton Street Delehanty, Patricia Mae Commercial JU. l-3586 8lO Central Avenue Band lg GAA lg Spanish Club 2. Crosby, Ruth Lorraine Commercial JU. l-7744 725 Dayton Street GAA 2, Spanish Club 2, Chorus 2. Denny, Charles Commercial CO. 'l-5950 I3 East Ridge Place Dansberry, Edward Albert Scientific JU. l-9914 720 East Eighth Street Basketball l, 2, Band l, 2, 3, President 45 Golf Team l, 2, Captain 3, 4, Minstrel l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council l, 2, Presi- dent 4. Duckworth, Gail Lee Academic Hl. l-2386 332 Linden Avenue, Southgate GAA l, 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, Minstrel lg Spanish Club 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 4. 6 Elkins, Mary Louise Commercial HE. V250-1 336 Monmouth Street Chorus l, 3, 4. Elkins, Raymond Earl Academic Hi. l-6925 2l Miller Street 5 f ,ps- -, rt s' . Q . 3 .. '.-.--.Hmm , as . .1 . .- ', fa' , f' Qt ,V ,flaw .- -Qi Vi. .wir Most Popular-Jackie Ziegler and Richard Wallace Eubanks, Norman Richard Academic CO. l-2971 903 Park Avenue Gadd, Phyllis Ann Commercial JU. l-9676 32 Biehl Street Chorus 1, 2, Skating Club l. Farrar, Marvin Clay Academic AX. l-6534 l2 West Thirteenth Street Basketball l, 2, Baseball 2, 4, Football 3, 4, N Club 3, 4. Gemmer, Nancy Dee Commercial JU. l-llSl 22 Biehl Street Skating Club l, Chorus 2, 3, i. ff,1 fW f. to SEN io R s 4. 719 1 Gadd, Harold Gene Academic . JU. l -9676 32 Biehl Street Visual Aids l, Chorus l, 2, Fischer, Richard Dennis Minstrel l, 2, Newporter 4, Academic Baseball 4. Ferguson, Ira Kenneth 2l4 East Fifth Street Cgmmicial HE. l-6713 Band 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 4, Honor Gmydon' smmey wayne am et Street Society 3, 4, Academic HI- I-7127 llO2 Vine Street Giancola, Eugene Dale Gordon, Orval Louis Basketball lg Football I, Track Academic HE, l-2l46 Academic JU. l-9777 lg Visual Aids 4, Newporter 4, 512 East Third Street 829 Isabella Street Bowling Club 4. J t 1 1' -4.- J' Y ' 'rf A.. f ,5i,.A,:1, -.XI4-ax.-1. ' ,. '. ff' , ' g , ,J , at V f ff. IJ! , K I' i 1' . :1 5 ', I Y Gregory, Dona Gail Scientific JL. I-0908 207 East Fifth Street GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Walden Club 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Office Staff 4. Hemingway, Lee Bcniamin Academic AX. I-I-434 l9O Peter G. Noll Homes Swimming Team 2, Bowling Club 3, 4, Senior Play. Below: Scene from Wi islands. I 1 ' .I 1 Y' ,. ff, J, ,jhjfj j: ze-I-1 .3 . .' -4 Q-A -5-, fy 'T' ,if .. ' K -a ':'. v Hartke, Roger Erwin Scientific HI, I-O643 208 Linden Avenue, Southgate Track I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 2, 3, Hettel, Ricardo Jay Academic AX. I-606l 629 Lexington Avenue Pen Pal I, President 2, 3, Vice President 4, Walden Club I, Secretary 2, Newporter I, 2, 3, Editor 4, FTA I, President 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4, Safety Club 2, Girls' State 3, Library Staff 3, Newoortian 4, Office Staff 4, Senior Play. Idcats of '58. Jerry Combs MJ ,sy F3 Hasse, Robert Henry Scientific HI. I'87I5 IO46 Grand Avenue Basketball I, 2, Walden Club I . Hill, Carol Rae Academic HI, l-6072 232 Ridgeway Ave, Southgate GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Walden Club 2, Student Council 2, 3, Alternate 4, Min- strel 2, 3, Tennis Club 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Hatfield, Del Scientific CO. I-9791 320 Thornton Street Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, Track 2, 3, 4, N Club 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 4. Holzschuh, Arlene Ida Commercial CO. I-0384 84 Kentucky Drive GAA I, Skating Club I, 2, Pep Club 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Minstrel 3, Office Staff 4. and Frank Losey just arrived from the sf., ,C ,gt f X l X I NSI Hatton, Darrell Clay Academic CO. I-2639 820 Columbia Street Newporter Sports Editor 3, 4, Newportian Editor 4, Visual Aids 4. Hopkins, Ralph Nolan Scientific AX. I-9042 8l9 Maple Avenue Chorus I, Band I, Minstrel I, Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Golf Team 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Visual Aids 2, 3, Debate Team 3, Bowling Club 3, N Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, Alternate 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Youth Ap- preciation Award 3, Senior Play. x 'L ' -I X Qi. X Howard, Gary Edward Scientific JU. l-500l l34 Kentucky Drive Track lg Rifle Club 25 Visual Aids 4. Kew, Mary Margaret Scientific HI. l-6823 203 Ohio Avenue Band l, 2, 35 Pen Pal Club I5 GAA 2, 3, 45 Skating Club 25 Honor Society 3, 45 Newporter Typist 45 Newportian 45 TAB Club 4. Huffman, James William Commercial HE. l-5399 lOl3 Central Avenue Basketball Manager l5 Visual Aids 2, 35 Football Manager 35 N Club 3, 45 Newporter Staff 3, 45 Tennis Club 3. King, Edith Louise Commercial MY. 7-2669 Alexandria Pike 8. Meadow Ln. Band l5 Chorus l, 25 GAA l, 2, 3, 45 Skating Club l, 25 Minstrel l, 2, 35 Maiorette 2, 35 Dance Club 25 Safety Club 25 Office Staff 2, 3, 45 Tennis Club l5 Cheerleader 3, 45 New- portian 4. Jones, Janet Fren Academic HI. l-68lO 39 Ohio Avenue King, Thomas Ancil Academic CO. l-7327 838 Park Avenue Most Talented- Bonnie Barhorst and Teddy Dansberry. Jourdan, Douglas Ray Commercial CO. l-3888 420 Columbia Street Basketball l, 2, 35 Safety Club 25 Baseball 2, 35 Visual Aids 3, 4. Kinghorn, Marilyn Helen Commercial JU. l-849i 633 Washington Avenue Walden Club l, 25 GAA 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 25 Skating Club 25 Minstrel 35 Pep Club 3, 4. Lee, Bobby B. Academic AX. l-B364 728 York Street Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, Baseball l, 2, 35 N Club 3, 45 Senior Play. Lewis, Sue Corla Commercial ST. l-0632 lO88 Grand Avenue Assembly l, 25 Skating Club l, 2, Club 35 GAA 45 Chorus 4. Bowling Club l5 Safety Julian, Don Edward Scientific 22l5 Joyce Avenue Kuntz, Gary Layne Scientific JU. l-53l8 605 Isabella Street Bowling Club 25 Bible Club 3, Vice President 45 Newportian 45 TAB Club 4.4 Q .Sv Above: Charlene Smith, Barbara Simms, and Laverne lngguls make up girls' trio for musical. Lively, Rodger Marshall Commercial HI l-6830 l232 Vine Street Visual Aids l, Spanish Club 2, Newparter 3, Bible Club 3, 4' Newportian 4, TAB Club 4 Mclntosh, Elizabeth Commercial JL l-7725 5l2 West Eighth Street GAA l, 2, Bible Club 2 4, Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Pen Pal Club 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, TAB Club 3, 4. Lovett, Charles Academic 32 Booker T. Washington Basketball l, 2 Visual Aids l 2. Mallery, Patricia Alice Commercial ST. l-O4l9 2407 Joyce Ave, Southgate Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Lurrdrigan, Patricia Ann Commercial JU. l-8404 20 East Ridge Drive Skating Club 2, l-lcnar Society 3, 4. Moybury, Alfred Scientific CO. l-5l62 509 Grandview Student Council l, Safety Club 2, Honor Society 3, 4. we 489' Lusher, Alfred Joseph Scientific JLJ. l-35l5 205 Clifton Avenue Metheringharn, Carol Ann Scientific CO. l-0649 22l East Sixth Street Walden Club l, Chorus l, 2, Minstrel l, 2, 3, Office Stott 2, 4. l . Mclfeena, Patricia Ann Commercial AX. l-3454 555 East Fourth Street Skating Club l, 2, GAA l, 2, Office Staff 4. Miller, Lindo Lee Commercial AX. l-84l8 336 West Ninth Street Band l, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel l, 2, 3, 4, Skating Club 2, Spanish Club 2, GAA 2, 3, President 4, Tennis Club 2, Office Staff 3, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4. Z 1 .3 alll .- . uf--fx 1 ld tfr--v. 34 Above: Representatives from Hospital discuss nursing careers with senior girls Mittendort, William Edwin Academic Hl. l-7l46 ll77 Park Avenue Walden Club l, 2' Photographer l, 2, 3, 4, Newpdrter Sports Editor 2, 3. 4, Newportian 2, 3, Business Manager 4, Safety Club 2, Visual Aids 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4. Mullins, Joyce Marie Commercial AX. l-2461 604 Oak Street Chorus l, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, GAA 2, Bible Club 3, 4. Moore, Thurman Jesse Scientific CO. l-6379 lOl3 Ann Street Myers, Robert Daniel Scientific CO. l-0505 406 Overton Street Morton, Audrey Ann Scientific JU. l-7l8l 429 West Ninth Street GAA l, 2, Bible Club l, 2, 3, Student Council l, Alternate 2, 3, Chorus l, Spanish Club Treasurer 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Newportian 4, Newporter 4, TAB Club 4, Senior Play. Myers, Suzzanne Katherine Commercial CO. l-0505 406 Overton Street GAA 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 2, Chorus 2, 3, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4. Mosley, Anna Boyd Scientific HE. l-l6l5 6l7 Overton Street Bible Club l, 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, Spanish Club 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4. Neoce, Norma Jean Commercial 2l4 East Fourth Street Campbell County High I, 2, 3. Mullins, Glenna Marie Scientific HE. l-6350 431 West Thirteenth Street Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Bible Club 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Newportian 4, TAB Club 3, 4. Newberry, Elizabeth Mae Academic HE. l-4643 940 Central Avenue Bracken High School l, 2, 3, Bible Club 4. l 'i 'l N 1 ii-'if' if 1 i Y f-it nun. fn , s 2 15155 , ef' VTX' A.. A . bwiiq. . ,g 1 ' f: 'f5QX-1 i '.t 3 .-4 . nn ,.- Av.- s -'73 Pelfrey, William Franklin Commercial Hl. l-4706 TOOS Waterworks Road Basketball l, 2, 3, Track Team l, Football 2, Baseball 2, Tennis Club 2, 3. Puriett, James Earl Scientific JU. l-5660 ll9 West Fourth Street KA. X i as Pigg, Kenneth J. Commercial HE, l-7452 B16 Robert Street Visual Aids 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. Robb, Maria Elana Academic l89 Peter G. Noll Bell High School l, Beayerdam High School 2, Pep Club 4. Ries, Mary Ann Commerciol l-ll l-674 25 West Crescent Honor S3::ety 3, 4. Rottinghouse, Jerilyn Rae Commercial AX. I-9984 649 East Third Strffet Skating Club l, 2 4 Chfru 2, 3, 4 Minstrel 2 3, Spanish Club 2 Pep Club 3 4. Band l, 2 Pen Pal Club i Points, Daniel Scientific HE. l-39l4 604 East Tenth Street Student Council l, 2, Football l, 2, CofCaptain 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Track Team l, 2, 3, President Safety Club 2, N Club 2, 3, 4, Class Presi- dent 3, Honor Society 3, 4. Rafliff, Sue Ann Commercial HE, l-2083 209 East Second Street GAA l, 2, Skating Club l, 2, Band l, 2, Office Staff 4. Pomeroy, Mary Dudley Academic AX, l-ll34 614 Linden Avenue Chorus l, 2, 4, Minstrel l, Bible Club 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Newportian 4. Reis, Iva Jean Scientific CO. l-2488 7ll Park Ayenue GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Skating Club l, 2, Spanish Club 2, Walden Club 2, Tennis Club 2, Bible Club 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4. Most Likely To Succeed-Ben Stull and Dona Porter, Ruth Lynn Scientific AX. P2695 6l4 Monroe Street Bible Club l, 2, 3, 4, Newporter l, Pen Pal Club l. Reynolds, Marilyn Joyce Scientific CO. l-9844 45 Amelia Street Walden Club l, Chorus 2, Pep Club 3, TAB 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4. Gregory Q-4 vu-5 Rush, Jerldene May Commercial JU. l-0486 552 East Second Street FTA l5 GAA l, 25 Office Staff l, 35 Safety Club 25 Visual Aids 2, 35 Chorus 25 Shillito's Sewing Board 4. Scholl, Edward Leroy Commercial JU. l-5432 IO37 York Street Bowling Club 3, 45 TAB 4, Sansom, Carol Ann Commercial JU. l-6306 327 West Eleventh Street Chorus l, 25 Walden Club l. Schrader, Jerry Lee Commercial 229 East Southgate Street Bible Club 4. Sauerwin, Patsy Ann Commercial JU. l-6739 551 East Second Street Chorus l, 2, 35 GAA l, 2, 35 Minstrel 3. Schultz, Stella Sue Scientific CO. l-9297 720 Monmouth Street FTA I5 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 GAA l, 25 Student Council Alternate l5 Minstrel 25 Bible Club 2, 3, 45 Newporter 3. Below: Mary Ann Ries studies display from art department. Saylor, Barbara Jean Academic JU. l-0902 2228 New Linden Road New Woodward High School l, 25 Chorus 35 Minstrel 3. Sebastian, Mamie Commercial JU. l-Ol59 1204 John Street Library Staff 3, 45 Bible Club 45 Pen Pal Club 4. fri: ,X ,Q tm 6 ' I X 3, ' v of ff .5 Tn Sei ,Q N. Schlake, Ruth Ann Commercial AX. l-6499 430 West Eleventh Street GAA I, 2, 35 Skating Club l, 25 Chorus l, 2, 35 Dance Club 25 Majorette 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 2. Seifried, Roger Christian Scientific CO. l-4089 I84 Kentucky Drive Track Team I, 2, 35 Swimming Team 2, 35 N Club 3, 45 Honor Society 43, 45 Bible Club 4. E' '3'- -2- hu ' a Y M' - ' 1, m 5 Sellers, Mary Ann Commercial 328 West Seventh Street Chorus 2, 3, Bible Club 3, JL. l-5 Shay, Martha Jane Commercial 203 Linden Avenue Hl. l-2 GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Skating Club l, 3, Office Staff i 4, Chorus 4, Pep Club 4. ii all N . Si? r1 .L5vfff Sheets, Judith Ann Scientific JLJ. l-8221 606 Monroe Street GAA l, Chorus l, 2, Minstrel l, Pen Pal Club 2, Bible Club 4. Simpson, Thomas Louis Academic AX. l-7241 6 Summer Hill Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Track Team l, 2, 3, Swimming- Team 3, Assembly 3, 'NH Club 3, 4, Golf Team 3, Chorus 4. Short, Marian Evelyn Commercial HE. l-8222 426 Elm Street Spanish Club 2, Bible Club 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4. Smith, Gary Norman Commercial HI. l-i733 l53 North Street, Southgate Most Athletic, Danny Points and Linda Miller Short, Mary Louise Commercial AX. l-9659 327 West Eighth Street TAB Club 2, 3, Library Staff 3, 4, Smith, Harry Thomas Scientific CO. l-4749 9l3 Ann Street Siebert, Carol Kay Commercial AX. l-i398 l3l Sixteenth Street Majorette l, 2, 3, 4, Skating Club l, 2, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council Alternate l, 2, Chorus l, 2, Minstrel l, 2, 4, Safety Club 2, Dance Club 2, Honor Society 3, 4. Stormer, Stuart William Scientific HI. l-64l5 720 East Tenth Street Basketball l, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, Tennis Club 2. Simms, Barbara Alice Commercial JU. l-3779 33 Court Place Chorus l, GAA l, 2, 3, Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids 2, 3, Pep Club 3, TAB Club 3, 4. Stuart, Anne Estelle Scientific HI. I-4733 lOl3 Vine Street GAA l, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Skat- ing Club 2, Walden Club 2, Pep Club 3, Co-captain 4, Honor Society 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Student Council 3, 4, TAB 3, 4, Office Staff 4. ff. 317 East Eighth Street Stucker, Carol Sue Commercial JU, I-6036 505 Columbia Street Skating Club l, 25 Band 2, 3, 45 Safety Club 25 Honor Society 3, 45 Minstrel 35 Student Council Alternate 45 Bond Librarian 3, 4. Thomason, Jacquiline Commercial JU. l-3776 9l9 Columbia Street GAA l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 35 Newporter Staff 35 Honor Society 3, 45 Minstrel 3, 45 Office Staff 4. SENIORS Stull, Benjamin Sccintitic JU, I-3 42l Lindsey Street Band lg Track Team l' Foot ball 2, 3, 45 Tennis Clu TAB Club 3, 45 Debate Club 3 Class Secretary 35 N Club 3 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Cla President 45 Newportian Staff 45 Senior Play, Thompson, Donald Eugene Scientific HE. l-2697 222 Peter G. Noll Tennis Club 25 Student Council 35 Honor Society 3, 45 Bi Club 3, 4. Wallace, Richard Edward Scientific CO. l-2855 Tully, Gerald Lee Scientific JU. l-l596 120 East Fourth Street Tennis Club 2, 35 Honor Society 3, Vice President 45 Bible Club 45 Student Council 4, Wiggins, Diane Rose Academic AX. l-6359 2925 New Linden Road Chorus l, 2, 35 Skating Club 4, Turner, Roscoe Junior Scientific 740 Central Avenue Wilson, James Davis Scientific HE. l'3643 2l Hillside Avenue Band l, 25 Rifle Club 25 Honor Society 3, 45 Visual Aids 4. Football l, 2, 3, Co-captain 4 Basketball i5 Track Team l 2 35 N Club 3, 45 Golf 35 Honor Society 3, President 45 Class Vice President 4' New portian 4, Ziegler, Jacqueline Ann Commercial HE. I-1968 655 Nelson Place Minstrel l, 2, 35 Majorette 2, 3, 45 GAA l, 2 3' Skati Club l, 25 Student Council 2, Alternate 35 Chorus l, 25 Dance Club 25 Honor Society 3, 45 Senior Play. . s . 'mr ,f f -4 ' TLS., Q . 4, '-ffmavf-,', K, . 1 53-'P' . ' t , . .'4il.5,.' ii A, , .. 4 , ., ,Ac , l f i V f fr':t:i J 5. 1 ff , Plz' ,fel . , Q ' Hffif? sffift Webster Patricia Ann Commercial . l- 2 25 West Twelfth Street n Pal Club l, 2' GAA l 3 ' C orus l 2' Minstrel l5 w- por er Staff 35 Pep Club 4' Office Staff 45 Skating Club 4. LW Welder Carol Ann Academic H . l-3 4 2222 New Linden Road Cheerleader l 2 3 4' Chorus - AA l 3 4' Minstr 2' Student Council Alternate 1' Honor Society 3 4' Senior Play. Senior pictures not available: Charles Bowman and William Webster. 42 Above: Marjorie Butler, basketball queen, at Cin- cinnati Gardens. In our memories uf Right. Sara Lewis sings solo for Wildcats of '58. ,le K , 11 TR 5 1' i s lx - Q ,Q Pam Above: Toni Manyet, prom queen, and ner attenglants Janet Fredericks, Linda Wodd'., Joan Weiner, and Mary Derrick. Left: Carol Hoffman and Gloria Til- ford moisten reeds and get saxo- plnones ready for o performance. 43 Officers lead Junior Class em! Miss Ruth Horns odvlser Below Hal Smlth Presrdent BII Quugley Treasurer John Wlllroms Vice Presldent ond Bob Neal Secretory 4 Q 1 1 ,gk 'rx ,,..-. A Sf Q 4 J' q .pf , at Q6 Lx rv ...F- uv fs,- vuqcv Y , fn-fX N... I qi .rv K Q s- wy-., we 45 11: JUNIORS Le t Darrell H atton S snow ball a t h y Myers Ruth Morgan In background Addlsan Aakzsan Charles Anderson Judlflw Bacher Janlcc Barr Wulluam Bastln Peggy Benjamin Barry Bennett Judah Berkemeyer Lals Bahlunger Steve Brady Darlene Brrnkmann Nancy Brown Larry Bybee James Campbell Catherune Casebolf Carole Caudull Carol Chalk Gary Clulferbuck Lcrry C lston Llnaa Courtney Ina Crawf rd B nn e Dames Sally D ckers n Connle 9 AVC' C T WCV C? C, gas Bc c for t JUNIDRS Gross Rodney Hall Laverne Hamxlton Grant Hammons James Hnghfchew Wnllxam Hulbert Joseph Hllge Marilyn Hoffman Carol Howard Berry Howe Beverly Hughes Alfred Jackson Gwendolyn Jacobs Lnnda Johnson Llzzle Knapp Wllllam Landers Fay Lang Roberta Lang Rosella Lape Roberf Lepper Chrusflne Lewis Margaret Lewis Sara Lanaker Berry McCIa1n Lamont Mclnfosh Patrrcla Maner Barbara Marhn Lee Martin Pafrlcla Marfln Ruth Murphy James Rughf Sharon Laos Jerry Dernso and Darla Neal walt :me begin e wmrer band concert f 1 wr Jfffy-T fe.. .. ..,,, r 316. -r wh, m 'V' 1:7 ers f lf -s lm!! Ki 13 f 'VX C '? ma fi 4 wee ,HW -+16 ? 2-we uv' :via sbs if ,ff 45.315- I S :sion 356. 7' -nl E vow QQEYQVE?-i 5 Q-..... 'VK ff W X .icq 11:1 fp, FV 2 f - fm A ' MWfffff JUNIORS Le Frank Barns Charles Adklson M Steve Bush an Alvun Bntsch attend d the Safety Instttute for htgh school students Murray Mary Myers Kathy Nelson Donna Nolan Dlxne Oak Davnd Owens Donna Peterson Wnllnarn Petry Margo Puckett Delores Quugley Wullnam Remfelder Carolyn Relly Dnana Ridner Davrd Ruddick Susan Schoo, Leroy Schweitzer James Scott, Barbara Selbert Sally Sharp, Louis Snmms, Mary Suzemore, Jerry Slavens, John Smith, Hamid Smith, Jay Srvrague, C r:V Sarong, Raise!! tcphcrwon Kcrmcth xcris Th Xrws St rtharn Lm to Stratton, Barbara JUNIORS Strunk Harold Surrey Donna Thacker James Tllford Carl Turner B II Turner Kathleen Vulhop Ethel Wagner Carolyn Walters Roberf Weckbach Evelyn Wrlluams John Wrlson James Wilson Larry Wxlson Ronald Wohrley Frank Worthrngton Garnet Ziegler Tum Hauensreln Janet Neal Robert Srbrel Ervin Smrfh Vnncenf Far nght Carol Usleaman presses her sewung nn home arts Rnght Ben Stull was MC al The Thanksgrvrng As sembly ya. 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A I C 49 SOPHS Kath, Miss Mary'Jo Advisor Adams, Shirley Alford, Ronnie Banfield, Donna Barton, William Bauer, Janice Bauman, Connie Beazley, Joseph Berry, Lislie Bill, Patricia Bishop, Clyde Bohart, Kay Bonner, Barbara Bowman, Jerry Boyd, Jay Bradford, Helen Bramel, Rosemary Britsch, Alvin Brown, Cora Sue Brusehaber, Carl Buck, Gary Burch, Alma Burris, Frank Burton, Harriet Bybee, Charles Case, Agnes Chrisfian, Shirley Combs, Jo Ann Cooley, Florence Cooper, lrvin Dale Cox, Doug Crawford, Ruth Crowe, Charles Curtis, Mildred Dailey Beverly Daniel Daniel, Joen Roland Day, Sandra Deaton, Mary Denton, Ronald Denny, Gloria Deriso, Jerry Dickerson, Sharon Downard, Bonnie Dunn, Lawrence Durden, Freeman Enslen, Carol Este-pp, Betty Fahlbush, Edward Fennell, Robert Ferguson, Mary Ann Fields, June Fischer, Charcilla SOPHS Franzen, James Gabelman, Edward Gaskins, Drew Gualdin, Franklin Goodall, Thomas Gossett, Linda Griffith, Audrey Griffith, Mary Gross, Ruth Guiley, Daniel Gadden, Hamen, Joyce John Harnmans, Carl Hampton, Brenda Happe, Wanda Harden, Dennis Hardin, Danna Harvey, Ann Lee Hatfield, Lawrence Hawthorne, Susie Hetteberg, Wayne Hcwins, William Hill, Carol Sue Holt, Dala Horn, Terry Howard, Howard, Rebecca Leroy Huck, Rickey Humphrey, Virginia Hurd, Glenn Ingram, Anna Ingram, Mary Jackson, Andreia Jackson, Jo Ann Jackson, Yvetta Jarvis, Donna Johnson, Helen Johnson, Martha Johnson, Melvin Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Vivian Kemper, Carole Kefron, Judith Kiddy, Judy Kincaid, Norma Kleinhenz, Wanda Knock, Jack Kroth, S andra Kunfz, George 'W .4 ,, ,i ' 'C if 'i J , J ' y 471 ll W 'f ,, G J if my fl'f if' fi ilmfgxl 'bi .4 i. 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Lf fy 7?X Q., I ,, P FROSH Mass Evalyn Collrver Advrsor Abbott James Ackley Bonnie Ackley Peggy Allen Kenneth Amanns Paul Arthur Lnnda Ashcroft Peggy Baker Lorene Ballard Carole Bauer .lrmrnle Bay Roger Beal Harrlet Bell Robert Berne B ll Blaut Joy Bohlnnger Thomas Bale Mary Bradley Artucc Brrdewell Bonnnc Brown Brown Brown Brown Bruln Delores Dennls Donna Doris Louue Buck Clara Burgess Ruta Burton Bertha Canada Frances Carmrchael Danny Carter Dare Case Mary Caudull Mary Caudlll S 1 rley Cave B ll Chrrstnan Kathy Clark Patrlcla Clark Rlchard Clrfton Peggy Colston Verna Combs Maryorl Cook Marlene Cooley Glenn Cope Kenneth Cope Reva Cosner Erma Cattle James Creech Gaul Crouse Ronald Cummlns Pat Darley Nancy Davenport, Evangeline Davenport Glenna Davus Carlena Deaton Deaton Eddre , Nevada Deaton, Patsy Deaton Robert DeBelIeyue, Dale DeBellevue, Doug Demetre, Nrck DeSantls Andre-.v Diedenhofer Harry Doe, Betty Dorgan William FROSH Downs Thelma Eberhard Lynn Enzweller Donald Erpenbeck Ronald Ewing Duane Farrar Daryl Feuchf John Flscher Donna Flannery Ester Foss Dolores Gabbard Wllllam Gableman Jerry Gelter Leroy Gemmer Jack Glbson Bobby Glllum John Gladson Gall Gray James Graydon Lona Grlffllfh James Grrfflth Nancy Grlggs Vlctorla Grrndslaff Paul Grlschy Blllle Hacker Phyllis Hafer Mrldred Hall Jeweldrne Hall Sandra Hambrlck Pafrxcla Hansen Nell Henderson Orville Hensley Anlfa Herbert Danny Herold Jessie Heftel Rlchard Hickey Edna Hickey Sharon Hllge Loralne Hull Wll lam Hlnfon Vlrglnla Hogle Phyllls Hoop Donna Horn Heather Howe Barbara Hubng Alberta Hudson Susanne Humphrles Lrnda Hurley Martha Hussrng Frank Johnson Carol Johnson Douglas Johnson Janice Jones Ruta Jullfs Jerry Julian David Kenne Klddy Kung Kung Knorr Knarr Kneal Knox Knox Kolp Lane dy Lrnda Betty Connre Harry Bruce Mary Mary Davrd Pamela Carol Roseanna Laney Pafncra Lang Joan Lepper Jerry 12 4' . 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S Y s, J .nyff If J ,II ' 'F Aw 1 2 x. f , ff 1 ' X g, '-T .- - 1 Qs ti L. , .gt V 'QF' f ml ' ' K 2 K4 l J 5- ' - ' 5 ., iz. 32 IL 'Y ' 'Q ' ' ' .3 . . . 4375 L nf xi. J Q f I Il: V 'w ia H ff X I ll I I if . f . Mflfylx 5. fm ' '-vt , 1,1 7 v r Y ' . by Q K - V Wag. i-f S allwfis , ' . ' as t, ik .x ij In IQ 'fig' v x g K Af fiflm ' ' . ' 'B H' , -.-. 'E' its yin 56 -, 0 l x - Bt Above: Becky Arnold, worth of the Student for needy children. Rodney Gross, and Gail Duck- Council wrap Christmas gifts Above: Carol Metheringham, Margie Butler, Jerry Tully, and Jim Bridges in dressing room getting ready for Christmas Assembly. Below: Riva Cope, Sarah Tanner Patsy Dcatcn, 4 Above: Joan Burch and Norma Neace work on scrap book for Pat Ruah who is in Kosair Hospital, Louisville, Ky, fs Cf Narcv Daily, Naomi Wundorlick, Janet Lewis, Kathy , , ,A F ,A 5 1 5 rl up H, an Vlfebcster, Carol Bcwis, and Fave Tucker bake caokics Above: Jlm Rllfe :ml 3 www Kplcxrllgmi nl 'B' publw Relww' B M Hhmc Arts dQmnn,UAM,,n Dept. at the tele-phare Carnaanx chat with Mr Howard Barrfetf BH! Y V ' 2 V 5 an -rf Knapp, and Rodney G li THIS IS YOUR SCHOOL These are your Giivitie These are the activities you were a part of in 1958-59-clubs . . . music . . . publications . . . plays . . . assemblies . . . prom. There were others too-per- haps you were a member of the student council and discussed the likes and dis- likes of the student body . . . you were an office staff member and ran errands from the office for the principal, his assistant, and secretary . . . you went to the prom . . . worked on the annual . . . school paper . . . and finally that great day to which everyone looked forward-Graduation . . . Some of you wore the white cap and gown, you were in the procession on Sunday afternoon and received your diploma on Tuesday night. This year was a busy one. Did you take part in any activities? . .,.2 in We if 4. .fu 4 x 4 . Ti ' if 4 N 2.1 3? QS' as 1. aff' as 1' V '?' ff: 'Q-s.,,,-- n '-ffm-. ww'- . Q v Nu Q 1 Q 6 ,, map: - ?'5l - N y'-fy, , ' 5?-rr - A ' 5 Q . 'M'-, 'mn- W, 'Nu- af .QA Hal Smith, Treasurer, Rodney Gross, Vice President, Anne Stuart, Secretary, Ted Dansberry, President. Government of your Schoo Standing: Mr. Howard Barnett, and Teddy Dansberry. Row 'l: Lona Graydon, Sue Ruddick, Danny Carmichael, Alma Newman, Beverly Daily, Rosella Lang, and Loraine Hilge. Row 2: Carol Kemper, Sue Stamper, Becky Stuart, James McLaughlin, Frank Burris, Brenda Hampton, l Every other Wednesday the student governing body of the school meets with their adviser, Mr. Howard Barnett. The council discusses problems and suggestions brought to it by various members of the home rooms. Each home room elects a representative and an alternate to the Student Council. They are chosen on a basis ot scholarship, ability to express themselves, and citizenship. The representatives are in charge of all the Junior Red Cross work and each Christmas they collect money and buy toys for needy families. The sponsor, Mr. Barnett, works with President, Teddy Dansberry, to have a well organized Student Council. They are assisted in this task by Vice President, Rodney Gross, Secretary, Anne Stuart, and Treasurer, Hal Smith. l is Aided by the Student Leroy Surry, and Glenna Mullins. Row 3: Gail Duckworth, Mike Stull, Ronald Erpenbeck, Anne Stuart, and Yvonne Embry. Row 4: Rodney Gross, Linda Kennedy, Hal Smith, Jerry Tully, Wayne Hetteberg, and Dennis Brown. 60 Above: Becky Arnold, Glenna Mullins, Rodney Gross, and Gail Duck- worth, wrap presents for needy children at Christmas time. Rosella Lang, Gail Duckworth, and Rodney Gross finish decorating Christmas tree. Above: Bill Knapp, Yvonne Embry, Alma Newman, Carol Kemper, Council Working With the Administration Row I: Sandra Day, Joyce Mittendorf, Audrey Griffith, Joan Lang, Kenny McLaughlin, Nancy Brinkman, Chris Lepper, Alberta Hubig, Diane F C GI . . . . . . , . rances anada, oria Tilford, Jimmy Griffith, Carol Stocker, and Mr. Ewing, and Tom Smith. Row 3: Lester Stephany, Bill Knapp, Sharon Loos, Howard Barnett. Row 2: Drew Gaskins, Carol Hill, James McLaughlin, Dona Gregory, Ralph Hopkins, Ricky Huck, Leroy Schoo, and Cecil Neal. 61 Publications Help Keep Your School Related to Above: Students gather in the Gym to autograph Yearbooks on Annual Day. Above: Darrell Hatton, Editor, busy with layout. Row 1: Joyce Mittendort and Lona Graydon. Row 2: Louise King, Ben Stull, Glenna Mullins, and Earl Watson. Row 3: Richard Wallace, Mary Kew, Darrell Hatton, Darlene Brady, and Mary Pomeroy, Row 4: Mrs. Leila Peak, adviser: Audrey Morton, Bill Mittendorf, and Ricarda Hettel. Row 5: Roger Lively, Ralph Hopkins, and Gary Belcher. Gary Kuntz absent when picture was taken. 62 Darrell Hatton, editor of Your School in Your Town, worked hand-in- hand with the staff of seven girls and seven boys and the sponsor, Mrs. Leila M. Peak. The work on the annual began the end of the i958 school year. lt con- tinued all through the summer with the selling of advertising for the football program. As the 1959 school year began individual pictures were made and identified, and club pictures had to be made. The boys with the camera were seen at all games and activities looking for ways and means to bring your school and your town into focus for the yearbook. The layout for the entire book was planned and drawn to scale. When the book finally vvent to press the staff was tired but happy and anxiously awaited the proofs and eventually their finished product. Awards were presented at the Annual Award Day in May. Homes and the City V7 IJ Row 1: Mr. J. Collins, Shirley Thomason, lna Courtney, Arlene Richter, Kay Bohart, Sandra Day, Sharon Wander, and Bonnie Downard. Row 2: Helen Pence, Carol Enslen, Judy Litton, Judi Thomas, Joan Simon, Rose- mary Brammel, Sharon Dickerson, and Charcilla Fischer. Row 3: Wanda Happe, Ada Pack, Darla Neal, Kaylene Thomas, Jim McLaughlin, Mary The year-i959-marked the 35th anniversary of the Newporter, the school newspaper at N.H.S. Ricarda Hettel was the Editor-in-Chief, Garnet Worthington, Third Page Editor, and Bill Mittendorf and Darrell Hatton, Sports Editors. Eight were published this year, by the hard working staff, and 25 reporters. The Newporter welcomed a new sponsor this year in the person of Mr. John Collins, a popular English teacher. Mrs. Peak, due to increase in class schedule, had to give up the sponsorship of the paper. She still Ingram, Betty Doe, and Carole Kemper. Row 4: Harold Gadd, Sharon Loos, Mary Kew, Audrey Morton, Garnet Worthington, Ricarda Hettel, Catherine Campbell, and Ann Harvey. Row 5: Stan Graydon, James Huffman, Bill Mittendorf, Vincent Smith, Ralph Hopkins, Darrell Hatton, Doug Jourdan, and Gloria Whitford. helped a great deal with the layout. To be a reporter a student must have at least a C average in English, a love for writing, and the ambition to work hard. ln order to receive an award in the spring, staff members must have earned at least 75 points. Points are earned in various ways. Some are for attending staff meetings, turning articles in on time, and ahead of time, writing extra articles, and typing copy. Below: Newporter Editor, Ricarda Hettel lays out the paper. Below: Photographers Jeff Miller and Earl Watson check the press camera. Standing, bottom to lop: Richard Wallace, Alfred Maybury, Pat Lundrigan, Bill Mittendort, Ralph Hopkins, Carol Stucker, and Gary Belcher. Row 1: Jerry Tully, Anne Stuart, Mary Pomeroy, and Miss Mary Tanner. Row 2: Jackie Thomason, Gail Duckworth, Don Thompson, Mary Ries, Ann Mosley, Marilyn Reynolds, Arlene Holzschuh, and Glenna Mullins. Row 3: Nancy Gemmer, Ben Stull, Linda Miller, Carole Siebert, Carol Welder, Jackie Ziegler, and Iva Reis, Row 4: Elizabeth Mclntosh, Carol Hill, Mary Kew, and Audrey Morton. Row 5: Danny Points, Donald Day, James Wilson, Roger Seifried, Donna Gregory, and Dennis Fischer. Honor Students Recognized by Pi EpsHon Pi In T921 at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania the first honor society was organized. Now there are more than 2,700 senior chapters ot the National Honor Society in the United States and other countries. The emblem ot the National Honor Society is a key- stone with a torch. The letters C, S, L, S, which appear at the base of the keystone stand for Character, Scholar- ship, Leadership, and Service-the aims of the Society. Newport High School organized a chapter ot the National Honor Society on February 14, 1941, and called it Pi Epsilon Pi. Some of the proiects ot the Honor Society are pre- paring grocery or fruit baskets tor hospitals and de- serving individuals, and sponsoring a tea each spring for all students having honor cards for the first semester, their parents, and teachers. There are thirty-seven senior members in Pi Epsilon Pi. A large number ot iuniors were accepted by the chapter at the middle ot the year. The grade necessary tor consideration tor the Society was raised to keep up with the standards of neighboring chapters. 64 Right: Mary Ann Ries is pinned, by Elaine Wander, for membership in Pi Epsilon Pi National Honor Society. Below: Joe Moore, a pirate, and Al May- bury, Huck Finn, are initiated into Honor Society. Above: Louise King, Margie Butler, and Jackie Ziegler were senior members of office staff. ft' g-vnlw lthiitii iiztxhizt Above: Miss Lillian Gilb, Secretary, hands enrollment card to Janet Jones. Rtcarda Hettel looks on. Office Assistants Keep Busy Upperclass girls made up the majority on the office staff this year. They assisted Miss Lillian Gilb, Secretary in many ways such as delivering daily bulletins, answer- ing the -telephone, taking special announcements to classrooms, running errands, and other duties too numer- ous to mention. Miss Lillian Gilb in front. Row 1: Pat McFeena, Sue Ruddick, Carol Metheringham, Jackie Ziegler, Pat Mallery, and Arlene Holzschuh. Row 2: Jackie Thomason, Janet Jones, Margie Butler, Louise King, Since the office was kept open during the lunch hour the office assistants carried on alone for the most of this period, while Miss Gilb went out for lunch. These girls enioyed working with Miss Gilb and gained much valuable information that should be of help to them in the future. Sue Ratliff, and Sue Myers. Row 3: Anne Stuart, Donna Surrey, Donna Gregory, Ricarda Hettel, and Martha Shay. 65 Row I: Sharon Wander, Arlene Richter, Carol Kemper, Janice Bacher, Ann Harvey, Udell Sensel. Row 2: Ken McLaughlin, Shirley Thomason, Kaylene Thomas, Jim McLaughlin, Wanda Happe, Darla Neal, Charles Adkinson, Shirley Adams. Row 3: Jeff Miller, Frank Woherly, Jim Wilson, Ervin Sibrel, Larry Brown, Leroy Schoo, Ken Riffe, Walter Kyle. .f',-, Row 4: Gary Howard, Darrell Hatton, Jim Murphy, Sharon Loos, Richard Sheets, William Hightchew, Doug Jordan, Jim Ploeger. Row 5: Ralph Hopkins, Bill Mittendorf, Ken Pigg, Stan Graydon, Bill Quigley, Dola Holt, Carl Tilford, Lee Marsh. Films Are lntergral Part of Your Curriculum Below: Doug Jordan and Ken Pigg thread film for a Classroom movie. XV Visual-Aids is one ot the busiest organizations at Newport High School. The club consists ot thirty-two members, who are all competent operators, and one adviser, Mr. Lyle Haggard. A lot of hard work was involved in becoming adept in showing films. Not only must the operators know how to show films but also how to take care ot ex- pensive equipment, order films, and return them. Visual-Aids not only shows movies to classes, but also handles pictures tor assembly programs tor the enioy- ment of the students. Members who are in their second year are given pins in the shape ot a projector. Those in the club tor three years receive a guard with graduation date, and in the fourth year, a key. Visual-Aids established rules and regulations which are necessary tor the smooth operation ot the organi- zation. 66 Above: Quiz Team members of the Bible Club were: Helen Pence, Joyce Johnson, Jerry Tulley, Donna Banfield, Don Thompson, and Stella Schultz. Newport had a Bible Club that was really on fire this past year. They had activities within the school and other activities with the high school clubs of greater Cincinnati. Directed by Mr. Howard Barnett, they were really great this year. There were guest speakers, movies, skits, songs, selling of Y.F.C. magazines and book covers at the weekly high school meetings. There were about sixteen officers in the club this year. Stella Schultz was the President, Gary Kuntz and Gary Belcher the Vice Presidents, and Wanda Happe was Secretary. These officers and the other twelve would get together once a month and plan the pro- grams for the club meetings. Members of the club were kept busy trying to get enough points for sweat-shirts, for which they needed 650 by' May. This year a Junior High Prep Club was started by the high school club. This was a regular Bible Club, meeting at Junior High School, run by the high school officers. This Prep Club helps to interest and inform those at Junior High. Saturday nights were big nights for Bible Club members. These were the nights of the Youth For Christ Rallies. The rallies were usually held in the Church of the Covenant in Cincinnati. Gne rally was on the Johnson Party Boat and the Quiz Team quizzed at that time. The Christmas party and rally combined was held in a Cincinnati high school gymnasium. 7 A-we ZF' Q ct' 'VG ' - I -xt J. . 4 'f' rolls., . is . 1 lm. . Row 'I: Glenna Mullins. Row 2: Erma Cosner and Marilyn Hilge. Row 3: Sandra Shearer and June Fields. Row 4: Helen Pence and Donna Banfield. Row 5: Mary Short and Joyce Mullins. Row 6: Stell Schultz and Joyce Johnson. Row 7: Don Thompson and Anna Mosley. Row 8: Yvonne Embry and Betty Doe. Row 9: Sally Mclntosh and Harriet Burton. Row 10: Wanda Happe and Mamie Sebastian. Row 'llc Eliza- beth Mclntosh and Maralah Bierne. Row 12: Betty Kicldy, Mary Ann Pretzel, Arlie Courtney, Frank Burris, Jim McLaughlin, Gloria Lucas, Gayle Creech, and Mary Pomeroy. Row l3: Gail Schrader, Anne Harvey, Dixie Nolan, Jim Murphy, Gary Kuntz, Bonnie Crawford, Joan Simon, and Iva Jean Reis. Row 14: John Hamen and Bob Lape. Row TS: Jerry Tully and Rodger Lively. Row 16: Gary Belcher and Jerry Schrader. Row T7: Ken Sporing and Roger Seifried. Row 18: Mr. Howard Barnett, Sponsor. Popularity of YFC is Increasing 67 Above: Miss Mary E. Morris, Librarian assisted by Elizabeth Mclntosh and Mary Simms, sign out books for Carolyn Crail and Mary L. Short. Your Library ls A Source This year the thirteen library assistants and Miss Mary E. Morris tried in every way possible to answer this plea ot, information please, from the students. Two aids that made this a simpler task was the addition of a three-shelved bookcase and the use of seals on fiction books. Row l: Mary Louise Short, Barbara Bonner, Mamie Sebastain, Mary Ingram, Sally Mclntosh, and Barbara Simms. Row 2: La Verne Hall, Mary L wi Below: Donna Yelton admires a bird mobile in the library. of Much Information The bookcase centrally located in the non-fiction room, contains all the biographies from A to Z. The seals can be found on the bindings of most fiction boks. These denote whether a book is about mystery, love, science-fiction, the sea, sports, or animals. Murray, Garnet Worthington, Gwen Jackson, Leslie Berry, Elizabeth Mclntosh, and Carolyn Crail. 68 Future Teachers Plan Careers Mrs. Garner, Margie Butler, Jim McLaughlin, Ricarda Hettel, Donna Surrey, Helen Pence, Martha Johnson, and at desk Garnet Worthington. Below: Garnet Worthington teaches a grade school class for practice, L4 ax I , Above: Vincent Smith, Elizabeth Mclntosh, Ada Pack, Lorraine Hilge, and Joy Blaut enioy Christmas cards from their pen pals. Pen Pals Contact Other Countries Row I: Shirley Adams, Carol Enslen, Frank Burris, Helen Pence, Sharon Dickerson, and Anne Harvey. Row 2: Vincent Smith, Ada Pack, Joy Blaut, Miss Hazel Girvin-sponsor, Wanda Happe, Carol Kemper, Loraine Hilge, and Gail Creech. Row 3: Mamie Sebastian, Garnett Worthington, Ricarda Hettel, Marilyn Hilge, and Frank Worley. Row 4: Sally Mclntosh, Pat Mclntosh, and Early Losey. 69 X' What subjects do you plan to teach? or When is the next meeting? Those are lust two of the questions you would hear at an FTA meeting. The George Payne Club CThe FTA at NHSJ is a branch of the National Education Association. This year the club had a new sponsor, Mrs. Gladys Garner. She took over for Miss Ella Stone Spencer who is on a leave-of-absence. Garnet Worthington guided the club as their Presi- dent, Ricarda Hettel was the Program Chairman, and Donna Surrey, the Secretary-Treasurer. The purpose of the club was to promote interest in the field of teaching and to enlighten interested students about such a career. The FTA programs consisted of help- ing the PTA at Open House, decorating candy canes for patients at Speers' Hospital at Christmas time, and visiting schools in the spring. The members also held discussions of school problems at the members homes and assisted in school and community proiects. Miss Hazel Girvin accepted the sponsorship of the Pen Pal Club again after a year of teaching in England. Officers this year were: Garnet Worthington, Presi- dent, Ricarda Hettel, Vice President, Marilynn Hilge, Secre- tary, and Frank Whorley, Treasurer. The initiation this year was a scavenger hunt followed by refreshments. During their meetings the members dis- cuss other countries and get a chance to hear letters from 'foreign lands. A tea was given in the spring of the year for the teachers of Newport High School and parents of the club members. Pins are given to the members who receive the highest number of points during the year. A member must have at least TOO points to be eligible for the pin, Newport High Assemblies Are Educational and Above: Miss Hazel Girvin, assisted by Jeff Miller and Jim Murphy shows slides she made while teaching in England. 4 wr-i Above: Frank Whorley was M.C, of the Junior Red Cross Assembly. Right Asbury Turner, Bill Keen, and Richard Vories in an Easier Assembly, 70 Above: Bill Keen in afiifude of prayer-Easter Assembly Entertaining n 4 Qnq fam M.. Af. .X , ' 3 f fp vi ap fig' 5 ff V ' vi z - 4 - , 1 I -'f A n ff 55 x nfxxz n 0 ,K W 1 xy o 1 ' I J rimk Y f fi ' I-?2'-iqlbzfxgsgg 'T N ,Q 1 rf f A-'35 N if z ' . U n A ' ling: ng 2 i X 1 l Qf ' .fl K Above: Grand Ma rch. 3 ,, Q1 J 1,5 Above: Mary Manyef, Queen of the 1958 Prom. 1 Left: Mary Manyet and Danny Points leading the grand march. Below: Row I: Vic Sharstein, Leroy Scl-loo, Bill Knapp, and Jim Wilson. Row 2: Hal Smith and Rodney Gross ushered at The l958 Prom. i X 7 73 uTime Out For Ginger Was Choice of Seniors for Above: Jim Bird and Joan Burch discuss a poster for the Senior Play. Above: Ralph Hopkins, Audrey gather around Miss Robbins as her gift from the cast. I 1 Morton, Bob Lee, and Ricarda Hettel Paul Boden and Margie Butler admire Ricarda Hettel Audrey Morton Ralph Hopkins Jackie Ziegler Margie Butler Carol Welder Lizzie, the maid Agnes Carol Howard Carol Joan, their daughter, age i8 Jeannie, their daughter, age lo Ginger, their daughter, age 14 Eddie Davis, Joan's boyfriend Ben Stull Tommy Green, Ginger's boyfriend Bobby Lee Mr. Wilson, high school principal Paul Boden Ed Hoffman, Howard Carol's boss Ben Hemingway Time Out For Ginger, a three-act comedy by Ronald Alexander was given by the Senior Class on February 28. Miss Janice Robbins directed the play. The Broadway comedy hit sketched the tumult in a family that included three teen-age daughters, one of whom insisted on trying out for the high school foot- ball team. But to the surprise of everyone, Ginger's father was really delighted at having his daughter turn- out for scrimmage every afternoon. In the end, the uproarious comedy of the play gave way to a touching, lump-in-the-throat mood as the confused Ginger finds she is about to lose her best beau because of her football playing and she decides being a girl is more fun than scoring end-runs on a gridiron. 4.-PNQL 'S T-kg I VU AN Above: Scenery for the senior play is painted by Bob Lee, Marvin Farrar, Bob Sheilds, Harold Gadd, and Dan Points. left: Cast included: Row 1: Carol Welder, Audrey Morton, Jackie Ziegler, and Margie Butler. Row 2: Ricarda Hettel, Ben Stull, Paul Boden, Ralph Hopkins, Ben Hemmingway, Bob Lee, and Miss Janice Robbins, Director. 74 Their Annual Play 4- .L U? Above: Carol Welder CGingerJ asks Audrey Morton lMotherJ for sew- Above: Margie Butler lQueen Victorial explains to Audrey Morton ing basket, while Ralph Hopkins lFatherJ asks why the football uniform. lMotherJ, Ralph Hopkins lFatherJ, and Ricarda Hettel lLiz, the maidl --14. -V gy . M., F Above: Bob Lee Clommyl tells Carol Welder lGingerJ and Ralph lher Fatherl all about equal rights for everyone. Below: Margie Butler Ueanniel dressed as Queen Victoria fo is admired by Ralph Hopkins llfatherl. l ,F ,-. ' A ,-M 5 I ' 1 ri 'QV in B K I Q Hopkins r a play, when to and when not to laugh. Above: Ben Stull lEddieJ breaks the monotony with a dance. Ralph Hopkins CMr. Caroll watches with amazement. Below: After the Game Ralph Hopkins lFatherJ excitedly tells Audrey Morton lMotherj that Ginger made a touchdown. The Chorus Took Part ln Many Scholastic and Extra Q35- ,D Q95 .B Row l: Esther Flannery, Pat Mclntosh, Linda Humphries, Janice Johnson Pat Clark, Verna Colston, Carlena Davis, Charlene Toler, Ella Nagel Margaret Plummer, Linda Arthur. Row 2: Sherry Mingua, Heather Horn Linda Colston, Judy Litton, Anna Ingram, Clara Buck, Stella Schultz Barbara Maier, Florence Cooley. Row 3: Jo Ann Jackson, Bernita Wilson, Rita Burgess, Mary Kneal, Mary Rankin, Jo Ann Bohlinger, Kay Smith Mary Simms. Row 4: Doris Brown, Jane Linn, Sara Lewis, Mary Elkins Carol Clark, Helen Bradford, Delores Brown, Wanda Smith. Row 5 Charlene Smith, Virginia Pollitt, Martha Shay, Jerilyn Rottinghouse Elaine Pugh, Martha Smith, Yvetta Jackson, Arnethia Durden. 76 Robbins practice a choral number Left: Joann Bohlinger, Martha Smith Mary Simms Bernita Wilson and Wanda Happe accompanied by Miss Janice Curricular Activities 3? Row 1: Virginia Hinton, Phyllis Spence, Gloria Lucas, Shirley Johnson, Jackson, Rosemary Brammel. Row 4: Janice Ruppee, Joen Daniel, Peggy Sandra Hall, Ruth Crawford, Fay Landers, Mary Pomeroy, Linda Stidham, Ashcraft, Virginia Humphrey, Betty Doe, Juanita Pierman, Alma New- Betty Kiddy. Row 2: Judy Kiddy, Mary Short, Pat Mallory, Linda Jacobs, man, Sue Lewis. Row 5: Harriet Burton, Walter Kyle, Gwen Jackson, June Fields, Clara Murray, Diane Ewing, Joyce Mullins, Ann Harvey, Margaret Lewis, Tom Simpson, Wanda Happe, Wanda Stowers, Pat Miss Robbins. Row 3: Helen Pence, Bertha Burton, Mary Ann Brewster, Hambrick. Mary Viars, Donna Bandfield, Jackie Deaton, Maria Utz, Andreia Below: Miss Janice Robbins, Chorus Director. Again the Chorus under the expert direction of Miss Janice Robbins took part in many scholastic and extra-curricular activities. From the beginning to the end of the school year the members, numbering around eighty, practiced for school assemblies, Christmas caroling, commencement, and various other occasions. Four girls: Bernita Wilson, Sara Lewis, Jerilyn Rottinghaus, and Mary Simms, were chosen to represent Newport High in the All-State Chorus gather- ing. lt was held under the direction of Mr. Donald Craig of New York at U.K.'s Coliseum. Other acitvities were: singing at the Thanksgiving Service of the First Baptist Church, performing for PTA meetings at various schools, and ioin- ing with all other Northern Kentucky High Schools under the direction of Hubert Cochritz from the Music Department at U. C. to cut a special record. The Chorus joined with our band to do a song, Born To Be Free, in the band concert. ' The Annual Concert given by the Chorus was held in late May This formal affair clrmaxed a year of hard work mixed with pleasure All these memories will stay with us and although we be gone from the building we will be with the spirit of Newport High School 77 1 1 V ' N ng' lf 'E , . 'L' - . ' . ' 1 . Q , we f. il 'Er U 'XE '-R 'F 'Q' ' E V: ' 1 1 . . A 1 in ww , 'Y ' I ' x - ' -2.4, -r ,n . . . - dsx - Q- Q . ' A ' ' , ' - Q ly if-f-ig 1 er 2 Q, V - 5 ' - it ' W .g. I R' 114, 3 lf A I .Q 6 :E 1 X xi nv, Q? , , ji: - lcgw f.v . - Gi -, 9 5 Q . 1' W ll ' 5 ull' D . ' 'P - ' ' Q Q 4 P x 'Y 'HE' 1.5 Sl- I 1 ii f . B - Q m Y, ' . Ig . ca qw if S .A -M. 3 Qu! 'C Q ' 42 '59, Nqr - mx 9' , , 6 , fQf ' w1WmM Ng.., n 'M X , fw- 5 , 1f.,,va'v - V V U 54 'ai kha' KX 1 8 3,6 46' ,git E 1 1 'fi Connley, Dick Baker, Mitchell Wolfe, Tim Goodall, Gary Chalk, Linda Row 4: Ken McLaughlin, James Bridges, James Murphy, Mike Boyd Miller, Ted Dansberry, Roger Hartke, Jim Schweitzer, Don Steiger, Tom Ray Perkins, Janet Lee, John Martin, Kenny Cope, Dennis Fischer Clark, Jerry Casebolt, Jane Downard, Bill Gemmer, and Mike Faulkner. Walter Pavey, Mr. Fred Wilcoxon-Director, and Donald Day. l x Left: Snare drummers were Don Day, Jimmy Bridges, Kenny Mc- Laughlin. 79 S X gf' GW, my are f 6 Q jk 3 U 'Q .W rn ff E . ifwwh-J! n XX-I ' fg' WJEQHEK gui QQ J-' ,152 f zL.iLf f:..4 M Jfnnyx N If f ' ! Q. , 9 f I a, 1. M VJ 'A 1' Lg' ,A ' .Y -, ' 3 , S7 F X, . ini , 5 EM 2? i 7 ,,f I 1 , . , f 4 4 s . 1 I . -.H . p 1 , , I I 11 ,.,,, ,,a W- 'E 'X 3, . L. x J tofx A Y ik J .inns Yi ,J L .xim X D 3 4 T A Luk, f N H I-12 awk? . Y U f' A-, Y. 3 +5 f4-'Z:v 7 f! f ,. f' j ' 1 ., f , 4 6 f v f ' 1 ' ' I in Hm- X ' ,x J f X ,Q ff A W2 :Y 75,5 xr A a?'E'Q,gx ff Lvjf: ,Q 'F , Q C 4 Q . ,, ,. I xr-X V., z,5X, -xi L xx? xffx X Left: Myrna Sporing, Judy Baumbach, and Joan Scovt sing Sweet Ada Wine, for a T.V. Commercial. N B ui., 13 Above: Joan Scott makes up and Frank Above: Joan scoff and Judy Baumbach Losey shaves before going out. in a vocal duet 4 I -A 1 L- f -r L Above: Saliy Daines Below: Larry Hardin, Leroy Weaver, Jim Zion, George Hetfeburg, Dennis Pivman, Doc Morris, Jim Murphy, and Asbury Turner in a scene from Below: Charlene Smivh, Mary Simms, and LaVerne Inguls sing a Trio The Line-up. La-de-da. THIS IS YOUR SCHOOL Here are your OI' These are your sports Football Basketball Track Baseball Golf Swrm mrng and GAA Most of you were a part of at least one of these or were an enthusrastrc supporter of the teams You were a cheerleader a member of the Pep Club or lust a student frlled wrth school sprnt and a love for sports of all krnds Football games rn the rarn o dogs and cokes close games or- the the thrlll of wmnrng the heartbreak of losrng all of these are a part of sports rn your school NHS r r r r l ' ' ' . . . h t hardwood won by one or two points . . . Above: Richard Seornin, Bob Miller, Head Coach, Edgar McNabb, Jr., and P. L. Hamlet, Jr. Although three members of the coaching staff were here tor the first time, it was one of the ablest in the state of Kentucky. Two of the new mem were coaching for the first time. They were Mr. Dick Seomin, a graduate ot the University of Cincinnati, and Mr. Edgar McNabb, Jr., who graduated from Eastern Kentucky State College. The third new coach was P. L. Hamlet, Jr., who previously coached in Tennessee. Mr. Bob Miller, head coach, is undoubtedly one of the better coaches in Kentucky. He led the Wildcats to a winning season, again this year. Coach Miller is a graduate of Miami University and a former Bellevue coach. Wildcats Boast Good Grid Season Below: Co-captains of l958 squad were Danny Points and Richard Wallace, 86 1958 RECORD We Opponent They 7 Somerset O 29 Dayton I2 27 Newport Catholic 7 6 Western Hills 6 7 Highlands 47 27 Bellevue 7 6 Dixie Heights 'I9 I2 St. Xavier 26 I3 Holmes 6 Al Campbell County 12 l The football team helps to bring about a closer re- lationship with your school and your town. Sitting in the stands cheering your team on to victory creates a com- mon bond between the students of your school and the citizens ot your town. The football team is a part of Newport High School of which the citizens can be very proud. Football is an all around builder of boys, both mentally and physically, and helps them to become better citizens. Playing one of the toughest schedules faced by a Newport team in many years the Wildcats ended the season with a 6-3-l record and a third place in the NKAC, Long before school started the 'Cats were on the gridiron preparing for their first game with Somerset. During this time, as the players worked four to five hours daily, the team gradually began to shape up. On the sixth of September the Wildcats traveled to Somerset, Kentucky, where, led by the eleven return- ing lettermen they defeated the Briarhoppers 7-O. Somerset went on to defeat four previously undefeated teams and became one of the top-ranked teams in the state. The following week Newport took on the Green Devils of Dayton. After Dayton scored a touchdown the 'Cats came clawing their way back to hand Dayton a 29-T2 defeat. Row I: Roland Daniels and Bob Shields, Managers, Del Hatfield, Tom Stevens, Roy Riley, Bill Quigley, Leroy Turner, Tom Owens, Dan Points, Vic Scharstein, John Schultz, Larry Hatfield, Bill Knapp, Ken Stuempel, and Dan Carmichael, Larry Brown, Manager, and Bob Miller, Head Coach. Row 2: Edwin Burton and Edgar McNabb, Jr., Assistant Coaches, Jeff Miller, Richard Leinhardt, Rodney Gross, Jim Thacker, Bob Lee, Above: Vic Scharstein is tackled by a Holmes man. Strunk 4871, Simpson f77l, and Schoo 1785. Above: Bob Lee runs interference for Del Hatfield. Dick Wallace, Marvin Farrar, Elbert King, Tom Simpson, Dennis Brown, Ron Deaton, Jim Rankin, P. L, Hamlet, Jr., and Richard Seomin, Assistant Coaches. Row 3: Gary Buck, Richard Schultz, Bob Neal, Mike Stull, Jim Franzen, Harvey Strunk, John Williams, Bob Walters, Ben Stull, Leroy Schoo, Jim Ploeger, Drew Gaskins, Jim Bird, and Jim McLaughlin. WSW? E939 Sits , We U '9EBl'G757E375l55 mpg B7 Above: New additions at the stadium this year included a direct phone to the press box, Here Bobby Morris keeps the press informed on the players while Bob Walters keeps play record. The next garne, despite the postponement of the game for two days due to bad weather, the team trounced their archrivals from up on the hill, the New- port Catholic Thoroughbreds 27-7. Following this game the battling Wildcats held the Western Hills Mustangs to a 6-6 tie. Western Hills went on to become co-champions of Cincinnati. The Wildcats in their next match were defeated at the hands of the Bluebirds of Highlands by a score of 47-7. Following this crushing defeat the team came roar- ing back to defeat Bellevue for the first time in three years at a field which had been a iinx to the Wildcats. The 'Cats traveled then to Dixie Heights to be set back by the Colonels to the score of l9'6. The Colonels were runners-up in the Conference. The St. Xavier Bombers of Cincinnati next invaded Newport to hand them a 26-l2 defeat. St. Xavier was one of the top teams in the Cincinnati Catholic League. The following week, in defeating their rival from across the river, the Covington Holmes Bulldogs, l3-6, the Wildcats initiated a new series of plays whereby the tackle received the pass for a touchdown. In their last game of the season the 'Cats iourneyed to Alexandria to walk over the Campbell County Camels by a score ot Al-l2, Above: Campbell County C661 fumbles. Newport recovered. 88 Below: A study of the side lines during a crucial play-fa study in shoelacesl. Below: Bobby Lee tries for a first down around his own right end against Newport Catholic. Senior Gridmen .lim Bird Marvin Farrar Del Hatfield Bob Lee Danny Points John Schultz Tom Simpson Ben Stull Richard Wallace Below: Bobby Shields, manager, wets down towels for team at half time. . -W I , .T-. it l '-l-F B' 1 Row 1 Mr Edwin Burton coach Richard Wallace Dan Points Hal Row 2: Bob Shields, Larry Stevens, Bill Knapp, Jerry Jones, Del Hatfield Smith Roger Seifried Herbert Bonner Larry Hardin and Roland Daniels Rodney Gross, Richard Leinhardt, Billy Jones, and Tommy Simpson. Track Trains For Speed and Coordination 3 Nw XSL ,N XY-F K ,XM Af - 3 Track is a sport that builds indurance and developes co-ordination. The track Team was coached by Mr. Edwin Burton. Some ot the running events which are participated in at a track meet are l2Ofyard high hurdle, lOO-yard dash at which Newport did very well last year, the mile run, quarter mile run, B80-yard relay, mile relay, and the B80-yard run. In the tield events there are the shot-put, discuss, broad iumping, pole vaulting, and high iumping. At high iumping last year Dan Points went to the state with a lump ot 5'li . Larry Harden who pole vaulted came in fifth. 90 r 'S' -l'lp- ll li 'L .vmvp MEETS Newport Holmes 7OVi 47V2 Newport Dixie Hgts, Highlands 33V2 44 70V2 Newport Dixie Hgts. Bellevue 58 49V2 SOVZ Row I: Tony Ashcraft, Bob Morris, Wayne Hetteburg, Larry Hatfield, Tommy Owens, Robert Crawford, and Don Enzwieler, manager. Row 2: Above: Danny Points and Herbert Bonner tied Newport Boone Co. 38 44 Newport Elder 38V2 63 V2 REGIONAL Newport Highlands Boone Co. AO 75 36W for High Jump. Highlands 66 Western Hills 55 Camp. Co. 24M Brown, Dre Jerry Bowman, Jerry Pigg, Mike Stull, Dennis Gary Buck, and Charles Pate. ' Q w w Gaskins '48 Ctr an 1 Q '35 50 1- We, ll -C t r 5 0 I i hd hui hd if i' Kneeling: Managers' Harold Gadd, Warner Moore, and Ervin Strubbe. Row I: Coach Stan Arnzen, Del Hatfield, Lamont McClain, Stuart Stormer, Leroy Turner, Tom Owens, Danny Points, Hal Smith, Ken Cole, Basketball Team ls NKAC This year as in the two previous years the NKAC championship was decided in the last few games of the season. Newport, under the guidance of coach Stan Arnzen, and led by captain Dan Points captured a third place in the Conference. The team was plagued by iniuries as several key players were taken out of the lineup for a time, Hetteberg injured an ankle early in the season, Pigg was injured in the Newport Catholic game, and Sprinkle on the tour to Hazard. All returned to action by the end of the season with the exception of Pigg who saw limited action in tournament play. Below: Coach Arnzen and Captain Dan Points before game time. .I CII' 1 Ken Pigg, Larry Sprinkle, Wayne Hetteburg, and Assistant Coach Edwin Burton, Row 2: Alfred Neal, Carl Tilford, Ken Stuempel, Jay Boyd, and Charles Pate. Contender Not expected to do real well this year since they were a young and inexperienced ball club, the 'Cats proved to be a strong contender for the NKAC crown. They started well be setting back in succession Boone County and Beechwood. ln their next outing they were stopped by a strong Dayton team. Newport then de- feated Simon Kenton. The following day the team traveled to Louisville to be defeated at the hands of Louisville Manual who were rated first in the state at that time. Following this game they started their win- ning ways again and defeated their next three opponents, Erlanger, Clark County, and Highlands. To begin the new year the 'Cats were out-paced by Ashland Tomcats, The revengeful Newport team bounced back to win their next five games. They beat the Green Devils of Dayton, Boone County, Highlands, Newport Catholic in a thriller at the Cincinnati Gardens, and Holmes. Traveling to Hazard to no avail, the 'Cats were defeated in an overtime thriller by Dilce-Combs and the following night by Hazard. On this trip they lost the services of Sprinkle until near the end of the season. The 'Cats returned to lose to Covington Catholic. After these three defeats the team enioyed easy victories over Ludlow and Dixie. The next two games proved to be the deciding factor in the NKAC race as the 'Cats were decisioned by Holmes and Campbell County. ln the final three games, to end the season with a lo-8 record, they defeated Taylor, Bellevue, and Maysville. 92 I .c...J I-. ., W We 6A 611 6A 69 52 56 73 61 51 65 61 65 60 75 53 37 46 77 70 A2 57 54 6A 54 67 77 81 6.1 46 RECORD Opponent Boone County Beechwood Dayton Simon Kenton Louisville Manuel Erlanger Clark County Highlands Ashland Dayton Boone County Highlands Newport Catholic Holmes DiIce'Cor-nlos Hazard Covington Catholic Ludlow Dixie Heights Holmes Campbell County Taylor Bellevue Maysville District Tournament Newport Catholic Dayton Regional Tournament Silver Grove Dayton William Grant They AA 54 72 '38 RA 53 60 39 12 A9 A8 43 48 74 59 51 60 35 63 56 67 53 57 A6 66 52 58 56 59 f Row I: Gary Stull, Bob Gibson, Robert Bell, Bill Schwartz, Leroy Surrey, Tom Bohlinger, and Ken McLaughlin, Row 2: Jim Ponchot, Mgr., Jerry Lepper, Dennis Brown, Roland Turner, Bob Morris, Alan Riedinger, and Fred Moeves, Coach. Above: Dan Points adds two more for the Wildcats against Newport Catholic. Hal Smith 1001 follows. Right: Coach Arnzen on the bench. 93 ff Q, ', Qs. 2 '5 I I I .,,r 2 S 1-uw yr.- N- W 1. . 1 u x. iili Il ' I lI:!'4'qQn,4u, 4 . ,M .P ,.,,i . . Q Y W ,N wc 5 1 -ff fu, K5 I till 9 -ifw P ., f Q' i ll. 1,5 J Q, '! pl 98:1 ff. sin mln-Y' Q S 7 .1833 5.4 1 1 gl 'I 'W .g 1- hir 191' I +- Q ga V, W. A tt iw 1,4 If 414- , ,funn H29 'ls if Newportians lnvade The Greens Howard Barnett, coach. The golf team has been in existance for seven years, having its beginning in 1951 under the leadership of Mr. Howard Barnett. Barney has coached the team since, and finished his best season this year, when the team showed three wins and five losses. The 1958 team was sparked by Captain Ted Dans- berry. Ted scored 13V2 points of a possible 24 in eight contests, as he faced the best young golfers in Northern Kentucky in his spot as first man on the team. He was as- sisted by Ralph Hopkins scoring 10 points of a possible 18 in six matches as third or fourth man on the team. Carl Tilford added 7M points of a possible 24 in eight matches. Other point winners were Dick King and Earl Watson. The team plays on all the Northern Kentucky courses which include Devou Fields and Twin Oaks public courses and Highlands, Summit Hills, and Fort Mitchell Country clubs. The matches are played under Match Play rules which puts each of the four men on one team against the corresponding player of the other team. The teams are given a free practice round during KEA week with the season starting the following week. Ralph Hopkins, Dick Wallace, Ted Dansberry, Del Hatfield, Carl Tilford, Earl Watson, and Mr. Howard Barnett, coach. 9 if ' rr 8 x 1 2 N... Above: Teddy Dansberry, captain, takes practice swing. rx x'A'l if-Q Row 'lz Jim Huffman, Jerry Tully, Ray Elkins, Bill Pelfrey, Mr. Steele Harmon, coach. Row 2: Ben Hemmingway, Stan Graydon, and Frank Losey. Court Action Develops Speed and Accuracy Coached by Mr. STeele Harmon a Tennis Team was organized Tor The second year. NewporT's Tennis Team was small, but all The fellows liked Tennis and wanted to play, Thus making The matches interesting. The Team made a fairly good showing, meeTing Teams ThaT were about The same standard as NewporT. In The doubles matches, Frank Loesy and Jerry Tully, Bill Pelfry and Ben Hemmingway were matched Together winning about' half of Their mafches. MaTches were scheduled with Hughes, Xavier, Purcell, Withrow, Country Day, and MariemonT. Practice matches were scheduled wiTh Bellevue. left: Bill Pelfrey serving. Fi' left: Ben l'le f'mlf19WaY returns Above: Frank Losey and Jerry Tully con 5 WWC- grafulate Ray Elkins and Stan Graydon winners of a set I l I I Above: Catcher of the opposition calls for a strike on Jim Bird. Baseball Team Wins NKAC Title Last year as in previous years the team had trouble getting started with practice due to bad weather. However, when they did get to practice they made up for lost time by defeating in succession, Ludlow, Dixie Heights, and Boone County. ln their next outing they were setback by Elder of Cincinnati. The team next defeated Campbell County only to be defeated by Holmes and Newport Catholic in their next two games. They then started a winning streak that lasted through the four final games. ln these four games they defeated Bellevue, Campbell County, Holmes, and Lloyd. With a 7-l record the 'Cats, coached by Stan Arnzen, took the NKAC title. Although Newport won the conference last year, they were defeated by their arch-rivals, Newport Catholic, in the first round of district tournament play, and prevented from partici- pating in the regional and state tournaments. tw if--. an D RECORD We Opponent They 16 Ludlow 4 8 Dixie Heights 6 4 Boone County 2 l Elder 6 13 Campbell County 4 3 Holmes 5 3 Newport Catholic 6 5 Bellevue 3 8 Campbell County 3 9 Holmes 3 3 Lloyd 2 District Tournament 2 Newport Catholic 4 Row 1: Marvin Farrar, Alfred Neal, Bobby Walters, Jim Bird, Richard King, Alvin Britsch, Carl Sharp, and Richard Wallace. Row 2: Leroy Turner, Stu Stormer, Doug Jourdan, Ken Steven- son, Larry Sprinkle, John Williams. Row 3: Mr. Arnzen, Corby McGill, Ken Pigg, Jim Kolp, Ernie Brady, Bob Lee, Ken Cole, and Mr. Vest. ' or I NT , . mg--. . 'Q .- Q A ,Ann 'usb 'I .S-1' -,A fl A- A 'bias-if - ,rm it. . , . yo. ,' ,-1. , Above, left Jim Bird stops the throw to first base. Above: Svuarf SYormer catches the throw to first base. Above, right Ken Pigg and John Williams try our the ball before the game. Row I: James Thacker, Harold Strunk, Roger Seifried, Tom Simpson, Richard Leinhardt, Bob Neal, and Bill Quigley. Row 2: M. J. CBud1 Cavanna, Coach, Tony Anderson, John Pooley, Dan Carmichael, John Hamen, and James L. Cobb, Principal, Swimming Teaches Fair Competition Tom Simpson and Roger Seifried captained the swimming team of eleven men, eight of them were returning lettermen. Simpson swam free style and Seifried swam backstroke. Bobby Neal swam butterfly and Harold Strunk swam butterfly and breast stroke. Free style swimmers included Leinhardt, Quigley, Thacker, and Pooley. Newcomers on the squad were Danny Carmichael, breast stroke, John Hamen, backstroke, and Tony Henderson, butterfly. These three should be valuable ad- ditions to the 1960 team which should include six of this year's 'eight returning lettermen. ln meets this year Newport broke two new school records. Harold Strunk swan the 40-yard breast stroke in :33.7 to set a school record for that event, and the relay team of John Pooley, Harold Strunk, Bobby Neal, and William Quigley set a school record of 1:56.1 for the 160-yard Medley relay. Seifried, Strunk, Pooley, and Carmichael broke the 1958 record of 2134.7 in the 200-yard Medley Relay with 2:32.5 and the record of 1:55.5 in the 200-yard Free Style Relay set in 1948 was broken by Hetteberg, Leinhardt, Simpson, and Thacker Wll'l'1 'l:55.2. Time 40 yd. Breast Stroke :33.7 Harold Strunk 40 yd. Free Style :20.3 Bill Rawlings 50 yd. Free Style :26.9 George Hetteberg 100 yd. Free Style 1:02.0 Bill Rawlings 40 yd. Butterfly 125.0 Sidney Besuner 50 yd. Butterfly :35.2 Tom Schulte 40 yd. Backstroke :26.0 Lany Keen 50 yd. Backstroke 234-1 Lany Keen 100 yd. Back Stroke 1:23.3 Roger Seifried 160 yd. Free Style Relay 1:25.4 Rawlings, Watkins, Kohsin, Franzen 160 yd. Medley Relay 1:56.1 Pooley, Strunk, Neil, Quigley 200 yard. Medley Relay 2:32.5 Seifried, Strunk, Pooley, Carmichael 200 yd. Free Style Relay 1:55.2 Hetteberg, Leinhardt, Simpson, Thacker Year 1 959 1949 1958 1949 1946 1953 1956 1957 1958 1947 1959 1959 1958 Above: Co-captains Tom Simpson and Rober Seifried with Swimminb Coach Bud Cavanna. l Above: Newport High Swimming Team relaxes after a meet with Withrow. - .,, .f.,,f. .-,...- .,-..e.. Bowling Club Row I: Ervin Sibrel, Douglas Jordan, Ben Stull, Jim Bird, Frank Burris, and Mr. Howard Barnett. Row 2: Richard Wallace, Paul Boden, Johnny Williams, Richard Lienhardt, Jim Thacker, Bob Lee, and Earl Watson. Row 3: Stan Graydon, Ken Sporing, Jim Huffman, Bill Quigley, Tom Stevens, Marvin Farrar, and Ben Hemmingway. Under the supervision of Mr. Howard Barnett the Bowling Club went to Glen Schmidts' every Monday after school during the season, where they bowled their games. Elected officers of the club were Ben Hemmingway, President, Tom Simpson, Vice President, and Marvin Farrar, Treasurer, towards the end of the bowling season the club organized a number of teams to play the best bowlers of GAA. Teams are composed of the highest bowlers in the club. Much interest is shown in the com- petition with girls' teams. Boys Enjoy All Sports Activities N Club Row I: Mike Stull, Jim Bird, Ted Dansberry, Ben Stull, Doug Jourdan, Leroy Schoo, Bob Shields, and Mr. Miller. Row 2: Richard Lienhardt, Bob Lee, Larry Brown, Tom Simpson, John Williams, Jim Thacker, Harold Strunk, and Del Hatfield. Row 3: Ralph Hopkins, Bill Knapp, Torn Stephens, Jim Huffman, Marvin Farrar, Richard Wallace, Rodney Gross, and Earl Watson. Rw 4: Herb Bonner, Vic Scharstein, Hal Smith, Dan Points, Kenny Cole, Leroy Turner, and Roger Seifried. f' f --Morgan? image . - . L Iv' 9-- Row 'l: Coach M. J. Cavanna, Henry Lowe, Albert Bonner, Robert Horstman, Terry Hale, Richard Gemmcr, Clifton Robinson, Gary Griffith, Phillip Plagakis, Earl Cooper, and Lester Pate. Row 2: Chester Morris, Leonard Bickers, Stephen Arnent, Charies Burch, Danny Ebert, John Beck, Robert Ewing, Jerry Griffin, Jack Oliver, Danny Hronek, and Leonard McClanahan. Nucleus of NHS Teams Start In Jr. High Row 1: Gary Griffith, Clifton Robinson, Tom Ratliff, David Collins, Billy Joe Whittaker, James Arnold, Lester Pate, and Kenneth Quinn. Row 2: Coach Nl, J. Cavanna, Charles Martin, John Beck, James Bailey, David Bradley, Henry Lowe, and Albert Bonner, iMissing, Tim Poet. 102 4 nw ' N X a. X , if-34' ,tw 'i I, ki 1 7 f. 13' J X yf .4 1 is 9 F U Q Q U GAA Board-Row 'I: Ksitting on floorj Carol Sue Hill, Carol Enslen, and Judy Anderson. Row 2: Evelyn Weckbach, Iva Reis, Kathy Myers, Sally Daines, Betty Howard, Christie Lepper, Mary Simms, and Judy Bennett. Row 3: Sue Myers, Anne Stuart, Darlene Brady, Marilyn Kinghorn, Carol Welder, Carol Caudill, Sally Seibert, Donna Gregory, and Catherine Campbell. Foreground: Linda Miller, in back Mrs. Margaret McKenna. GAA Adviser, Board and Officers Plan Activities Above: GAA Officers: Darlene Brady, Linda Miller, Sue Myers, and Anne Stuart. , l Right: Iva Ries receives her GAA letter and numeral from Mrs. McKenna. 1 i JZ I 04 Row 1: Anne Stuart, Linda Miller, Sue Myers, Darlene Brady. Row 2: C. Davis, L. Humphries, A. Richter, C. Fischer, C. Lepper, B. Waddle, W. Smith, D. Nolan, J. Thomas, G. Gladson, J. Deriso, J. Bennet, C. Wagner, J. Anderson, N. Brinkman, G. Graydon, A. Mosely, J. Rowell, J. Simon, M. Witte, J. Waddle, K. Bohart, I. Witte, E. Weckback, M. Simms, B. Maier. Row 3: A. Newman, A. Jackson, J. Rawlins, B. Stewart, B. Hampton, C. Caudill, S. Adams, S. Daines, L. King, H. Burton, D. Relly, C. Bauman, N. Deaton, K. Thomas, J. Pirman, J. Ziegler, D. Jarvis, E. Pollett, C. Smith, L. Berry, B. Bonner, C. Enslen, S. Siebert, J. Thomason, C. Hill, Y. Jackson, B. Dailey, S. Shearer. Row 4: P. Bastin, C. King, S. Lewis, E. Pugh, M. Butler, C. Welder, K. Myers, C. Schultz, C. Hill, M. Kew, B. Howard, C. Campbell, C. Hoffman, S. Hickey, D. Gregory, K. Turner, J. Siefried, M. Kinghorn, L. Kennedy, S. Lose, D. Owens, H. Yeager, P. Webster, L. Berkemeyer, D. Surrey, M. Shay, G. Jackson, V. Humphrey, B. Howard, C. Siebert, B. Barhorst, B. Howe, A. Pack, G. Whitford, M. McKenna. Row 5: L. Arthur, P. Hacker, S. Wander, P. Mc- Intosh, J. Ketron, J. Mittendorf, D. Fischer, P. Knox, D. Willen, F. Landers, A. Moss, D. Hardin, S. Dickerson, G. Lucas, G. Tilford, P. Smith, J. Zemter, I. Reis, J. Ruppee, I. Courtney, M. Ferguson, C. Buck, S. Hudson, J. Miller, S. Hall, A. Griffith, J. Moore, B. Kiddy,-L. Moore. GAA Largest, Most Active NHS Group The Girls' Athletic Association of Newport High School obiectives are to provide a wholesome diversified program of games, sports, outings, and social activities. Also to foster a spirit of good sportsmanship. Every girl who is interested in sports and iust plain fun is sure to belong to the Girls' Athletic Association, sponsored by Mrs. Margaret McKenna. The officers of the association are president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer. In addition to the officers there are the point chairman, publicity chairman, social chairman, and a sports manager for every sport included in the program, and the advisor. Points are awarded for the following sports, basket- ball, bowling, baseball, volleyball, tennis, swimming, badminton, ping-pong, and shuffleboard. A member re- ceives points for each sport in which she takes part. The awards are a pin-250 points, bracelet-500 points, letter-750 points, and a trophy-l2OO points. Keys are given to the winning team of a sport or to one who is outstanding in a particular sport. There is an annual spring banquet for all active members of the association and their mothers for the purpose of giving awards and honors to those earning them. This is the final event of GAA for the year. 105 Girls' Sports Activities Are Numerous Q.. Above: Volleyball Championship Teamvkow 1: Linda Arthur, Donna Fischer, Clara Buck. Row 2: Peggy Ackley, Ada Pack, Connie King, Judy Waddle. Left: Enioying a swim at Covington YMCA. 1. Above: Anne Stuart and Mrs. McKenna presenr GAA Awards at Mother and Daughter banuef. Elaine Wander gets her senior award. Left: Champion Reserve GAA Basketball players Carol Enslen, Christi Lepper, Cathy Campbell, Mrs. Margaret McKenna, Phys. Ed, Director, Darlene Brady, Sue Myers, and Sally Seibert. 106 Row 1: Donna Willen, Carol Hill, Becky Stuart, Janice Bacher, Dolores Pucket, Fay Landers, Mary Deaton, Christi Lepper, Carol Enslen, Carol Casebolt, Phyllis Hogle, Janet Hauenstein, Rosemary Bramel, Alma Burch, Juanita Pirrnan, Sara Lewis, Charlotte Brickler, lna Courtney, and Judy Anderson. Row 2: Judy Miller, Jane Linn, Anna Mosley, Ethel Vulhop, Linda Colston, Charcella Fischer, Sharon Dickerson, Wanda Smith, Peggy Bastin, Connie Bauman, Delores Brown, Nancy Brinkmann, Mary Simms, Carolyn Wagner, Carol Caudill, Margie Butler, Eve Daven- port, and Mary Knarr. Row 3: Joyce Mittendorf, Shirley Thomason, Judy Ketron, Harriet Burton, Leslie Berry, Gail Duckworth, Gloria Whitford, Anne Stuart, Yvetta Jackson, LaVern Hall, Linda Kennedy, Pep Club Supports All A Have you wondered who is making all the noise at the games and pep rallies? Well it's the Hep Cats. One hundred twenty-six girls, twenty-eight of which are alternates make up the Hep Cats. The uniforms consist of black skirts, red or black sweaters, white gloves, white collars, and red and black beanies. Pep Club was organized last year by Coach Bob Miller and Mrs. Margaret McKenna. This cheering section was started to get more girls active in backing the teams and to arouse school spirit. In Northern Kentucky, our school was the first to organize such a club. The club has worked very hard to remain the best ano we think we have. Just before school starts each year officers are elected by the club. This year the officers were Carol Caudill, Captain, Anne Stuart, Co-captain, and Evelyn Weckbach, Secretary-Treasurer. Future plans include the use of flash cards and many new songs. The members of the club take popular Alternates-Row 1: Janice Johnson, Verna Coleston, Carol Tiemeyer, Doris Bracon, Clara Buck, Sandra Hall, Betty Kiddy. and Bonnie Ackley. Row 2: Arlene Richter, Linda Humphrey, Linda Arthur, Joen Daniel, Carol Ballard, Rita Jones, Peggy Clifton, Pat Loney, and Judy Waddle. Row 3: Carolyn Miller, Barbara Wagner, Sharon Griggs, Betty Waddle, Judi Thomas, Wander, Heather Horn, Vicki Rosanna Lane, and Erma Cosner Row 4: Ruth Crawford, Virginia Martin, Judy Zemter, Gail Gladson, Sandra Stamper, Kitty Meyer, Peggy Atchley, Lorene Baker, and Penny Ebert. 107 Janet Rawlings, Ada Pack, Wanda Stowers, Charlene Smith, Virginia Humphrey, Judy Litton, Dixie Nolan, and Judy Rech. Row 4: Bonnie Bridewell, Mary Rankin, Martha Smith, Dona Gregory, Jerry Rotting- house, Frances Canada, Janet Seifried, Kathy Turner, Marilyn Kinghorn, Donna Surrey, Martha Shay, Elaine Pugh, Kathy Campbell, Betty Howard, Janet Rowell, Cora Schultz, Beverly Howe, Mary Shields, and Judy Bennett. Row 5: Judy Hall, Wanda Powell, Pat Mclntosh, JoAnn Combs, Pat Martin, Marie Rabb, Pat Cummins, Janet Lewis, Margaret Lewis, Pam Smith, Lona Graydon, Janice Moore, Judi Thomas, Joy Blaut, Sharon Hickey, Nancy Daily, Diane Ewing, Connie King, and Diane Stevens. thletic Teams songs and put Wildcat lyrics to them. One of the new songs used this season was introduced at the Newport- Newport Catholic basketball game. The song was called Tom Dooley. Wildcat lyrics to Tom Dooley were: Hang down your head ole' Thoroughbreds, Hang down your head and cry, Hang down your head ole' Thoroughbreds, Newport you can't defy. We'll surely beat the Thoroughbreds, We'll beat 'em fair and square, We'll surely beat the Thoroughbreds, This the fans declare. This time tomorrow, Reckon where we'll be, At the top of the ratings, We'll win the NKAC Hang down your head ole' Thoroughbreds, Hang down your head and cry, Hang down your head ole' Thoroughbreds, Newport you can't defy. Be sure and watch the Hep Cats. Show your school spirit like they do. NHS Students Are Active Outside t A . I Above: Cheerleaders for the Will-Be's in the student-faculty hasketaall game, were Richard Lienhardt, Bob Neal, Rodney Gross, and Bill Knapp. Below: Connie Bauman autographs 1958 Newportian on Annual Distribution Day, 108 he Classroom Left: Darrell Hatton, Ken Schweitzer, and Frank Losey, receive the Junior Chamber of Commerce Safe Driving Awards frorn David Schoepf, chairman of the Teen-age Road-e-0 Committee, 0,5 Above: Cheerleaders Sally Seibert, Sally Daines, and Louise 4- .fs Above: Miss Joann Geverts sells candy during half time to a group King pause to watch half time activities from the side lines. Below: Goal Posts are decorated in pre-game activities by of boys. Kathy Myers and Louise King. 4 i -gt-22: Above: Mr. James Thacker buys his football program from Mary Pomeroy. Below: Maria Rabb and Jim Pruiett purchase tickets for a home game from Mrs. Loritta Klessman. Students and Faculty Take Part in Activities Above: Robert Schomaker, city clerk, and Hon. Alfred Maybury, Mayor, welcome Early and Franklin Losey as they take over official positions on the day that students operated the City, Above: Joann Geverts, Margie McKenna, and Janice Robbins lead cheers for the Has-Beensf' Below: A popular tad of '58-'59 was wearing your initial as costume iewelry. Here Sharon Wander, Brenda Hampton, and Sue Roddick examine Mary Shields' M. 'IIO T7 Above: Mary Ann Brewster and Carol Welder pause amid Prom activities for formal photo. Below: Mary Kew, Skip Graydon, and Paul Boden look on as Darrell Hatton finishes their Halloween window, Above: Louise King poses on the from sieps for Mr. Bob Walter, ' '-was . T M2 LPOST X . I Q I 'B Af rf I Above: Part of the Annual Copy is mailed to the printer, by Darrell Hatton, Editor. Right: Darrell Haifon and Mary Kew in cap and gown, examine diplomas. Below: Dr. A. D. Owens gives welcom- ing address before the graduating class. in ,,..fq.!7.' ,ra fgrlv - ly lihlffslryg in :?iwww 'Vila lv ' lv W vvvlufe 9.49 fs olobgvv of ,f 7 ill These are your advertisers- . . . Through their faith in you and your school, and through their generous support, they have had a big hand in making your yearbook possible . . . These are your friends, neighbors, and parents, patronize them. 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I ff 1 ' ' I .Ll lx I f ' 1 1 A 1 3 . ' gf f I , X Q -AJ L . J P of A Compluments Movor ALFRED G MAYBURY Commnssnoners LARRY CONNETT CLARENCE LEHKAMP HARRY HECK JAMES MURPHY Cnty Monoger OSCAR HESCH Clock and Watch Diamond L BROS JE EL Duamond Dealers and Sporting Goods S 927 Monmouth Street CO I 9431 Newport Ky KAPPA PHI GAMMA SORORITY 'I32 of I - n 'A , 1 U fy Lf . Compliments Repairing ' A Setters of B I H . E R s I C . . 1 - . 7 ,f . 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N HNWWMMQEHJ Brighton Street on C 81 O Rcnlrood Newport Kentucky AX 12739 BEN BOWMAN AND SON General Contractors 9 Eost Fourth Street Newport Kentucky CO 19291 THE FLAMINGO 'I35 , X. Hl Jn d mfz 153 1 Q-' ,'ff,M'Z. f ff M E f A ' -- fx-4: Q - 4'1:l .i1f ,- f' ln! rwmlgiqmfimwww, ,,,' . ' . . ' z 'ffff ftp . In run Aff I - A' 11. .u......f-4.' 1. f Rl f .fe I l CARLISLE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Motor Crane Services 1219 Licking Pike JU, 1-9189 Congratulations to the Class of 59 Kentuckys Best for Men and Boys COVINGTON NEWPORT CREDITS Here are some of those that helped to make thus 1959 NEWPORTIAN possible Mr James L Cobb Prrncrpal Mass Katherine E Warren Assistant Pogue s Portrait Studlo Osborne Photographrc Laboratories Staff Photogra phers Bill Mrttendort and Earl Watson the Advertrsers and many many others from the faculty and student body who cooperated Our sincerest thanks' THE STAFF AND ADVISOR 136 E I L E R M A N ' S I Principalj Nlr, R, L.'Walter ot the S, B. Newman Printing lCompanyj Facuhy lndex -A- Arnzen, Stanley 9, 24, 27, 92, 93, 94, 98 -5- Barnett, Howard 22, 57, 96, 101 Bohlinger, Jen 18, 109 Burton, Edwin K. 9, 22, Bush, Steve 23, 47 -C- Caldwell, Mary Lee 21 Co b James L. 12 19 Collins John 21, 63 Colliver Evalyn 25 Culbertson Bernice Flege Robert 22 Garner Gladys 21 69 60, 61, 67, 86, 90, 92 Geverts Joann 7 24 32 109 Student Index Abbott James 53 Ackley Bonnie 53 107 Gilb, Lillian 19, 65 Girvin, Hazel 25, 69, 70 Gray, Gypsy 26 -H- Haggard, Lyle 22 Harris, Ruth 7, 24, 44 -K- Kew, Ninona 18 Klessman, Loretta 18, 109 Kuth, Mary Jo 21, 49 -Mc- McKenna Margaret 9 10 19 27 O4 06 McNabb Edgar Jr 23 86 Mason Mary Lou 18 Miller Robert 22 23 86 101 Moeves Fred 23 93 M rris M ry E 21 61 Nichols Stella 21 Baker Barbara 31 Baker Lorene 53 107 Ballard Carole 53 107 Banfield Donna 49 67 7 -0- Owens, Jeannette 22 -p- Parker, Odessa 25, 108 Peak, Leila 22, 62 Phillips, Mattie 18 -R- Riggs, Frances 21 Robbins, Janice 25, 74, -5- Spurlock, Lowell 22 Tanner Lois V 21 Tanner Mary 26 64 Vest James 23 98 Warren Katherine 7 19 Wetzel Lorena 22 75, 77, 110 Wilcoxon Fred 11 25 78 Witteried Alice 26 Berkmeyer Los 45 78 105 Berne Bill 53 Berry Leslie 49 68 105 O7 Pa ricia 12 Ackley Peggy 53 106 107 Adams Shirey 49 66 69 78 105 Barbiea Janet 31 Barr William 45 Jmes 31 86 B9 98 99 Bishop Clyde George 49 Blaut Joy 53 69 107 Adkinson Charles 45 57 66 Albice Sally 31 Alford Ronnie 49 Allen Kenneth 53 Ament Virginia 31 Ammans Paul 53 Anderson Judith 45 80 104 105 107 A nold Becky 31 57 61 2 ur L da 53 76 105 106 Ashcraft Peggy 53 77 Ashcraft Tony 91 Ashcraft Virgil 24 Bacher Janice 45 66 107 Barton William 45 tin Peggy 45 80 81 82 105 Bauer Janice 49 Bauer Jimmie 53 Bauman Connie 49 105 107 108 Baxter David 45 99 Bay Roger 53 Beal Harriet 53 Beazley Joe 49 B irne M ralah 10 22 31 7 Belcher Gary 31 62 64 67 Bell Robert 53 Benlamin Barry B 45 Bennett Judith 45 78 104 105 107 137 en P ul 31 72 O1 Bohart Kay 49 63 80 82 105 Bohlinger Jo Ann 32 76 Bohlinger Steve 8 45 Bohlinger Thomas 53 Bole Mary 53 Bonner Barbara 49 68 105 Bonner Herbert 32 90 Bowman Jerry 49 91 Boyd Jay 49 Bradford Helen 49 Bradley Richard 53 9 y Darlene 12 14 27 45 62 O 104 105 106 b , I l 100 , , , , , 1 , T I 105, 1 , tio I . 26 f , -M- -V- -F- , ' f , ' 1 , -W- o ' , a . , , ' , -6- I f 1 -N- ' , , t t , , t , 110 ' f ' ' , ' -A- , . i , V , , , ' , , , 7 Bill, t1 ' , 49 , 'l , , , , ' , Bird, a , , , , , 101 Addison, Bill 45 Barhorst, Bonnie 2, 31, 41, BO, 81, 105 A , ',l I I 6, BOd,,a i,i,1,11O , ' Bas' , , , , , , 107 , , f 1 , r V , I ,I .I 7 f , I , , f V I I Arth , in , , , , lO7 , ' , , , 1, 101 f ' Q' ,' fi , , , 6 , , ' ' , 1 , , , f 76 -8- i', , Brad,' ,,,,, , ' , , , 4 , , , , 1 3, , , , 108 Student Index Bramel Rosemary 49 63 77 107 Bramel Thomas 32 Brewster Mary Ann 32 77 110 Brrckler Charlotte 11 32 107 Br1dewell Bonme 53 107 Br1dges James 32 57 71 78 79 Brrnkman Nancy 45 61 105 107 Brrtsch Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Alvln 47 49 98 Cora 49 Dennrs 53 60 86 91 Dolores 53 76 107 Donna 53 Dons 53 76 La ry 45 66 86 101 Curtis Mildred 49 Darley Beverly 24 49 60 80 105 Darly Nancy 53 57 107 mes S lly 14 45 71 3 10 10 108 9 Danrel Joen 49 77 107 Danrels Roland 14 49 86 90 Dansberry Edward 23 33 41 60 9 101 Davenport Evangelrne 53 107 Davenport Glenna 53 Brurn Louxe 24 53 Brusehaber Carl 49 B c Clara 53 76 105 106 7 Buc Gary 9 49 86 91 Buckner Florence 45 Burch Alma 49 107 B rch Joan 11 32 7 Burgess Ruta 53 76 78 B rrns F nk 47 49 60 67 69 01 Burton Bertha 53 77 Burton Harrlet 24 49 67 77 105 107 Bush Steve 23 47 Butler Marlone 32 43 57 65 6 71 105 Butler Shurley 32 Bybee Charles 49 Bybee James 45 Campbell Cather1ne10 27 45 63 104 0 106 Canada Frances 53 61 107 Carmrchael Danny 53 60 86 100 Carpenter W1ll1arn 32 Carter Dale 53 Case Agnes 49 Case Chrlstlne 33 Case Mary 53 Casebolt Carol 45 107 udlll Carol 11 5 7 Caudull Mary 53 Caudlll Shrrley 53 C ve Bull 53 Caylor Joann 33 Chalk Gary 45 78 Chrrstlan Kathy 53 Chrrstlan Shlrley 49 Clark Carole 76 Clark Patrlcna 53 76 Clark Rrchard 53 Clark Ronald 33 Cl1fton Peggy 53 7 Clutterbuck Larry 4 Cole Kenneth 33 9 Colston Lunda 45 7 Colston Verna 53 76 Combs Jo Ann 49 107 Combs Marlorue 53 Cook Marlene 24 53 Cooley Florence 49 76 Cooley Glenn 53 Cooper Dale 49 Cope Kenneth 53 78 Cope Reva 53 57 Cosner Erma Jean 53 67 78 Davrs Carlena 53 76 105 Davrs Dale 33 Day Donald 33 64 78 79 Day Sandra 49 61 63 Deaton Deaton Deaton Deaton Deaton Deaton Jackue 77 Mary 49 107 Nevada 53 105 Patsy 53 57 Robert 53 Ronnre 49 86 DeBellevue Dale 53 DeBellevue Doug 53 Delehanty Pat 33 Demetre Nlck 53 Denny Charles 33 72 Denny Glorra 49 Derrso Jerry Lynn 46 49 78 1 DeSant1s Andrew 53 Dnckerson Connre 45 Drckerson Sharon 49 63 69 105 107 Drendenhofer Harry 53 Doe Betty 53 63 67 77 Dorgan Walluam 53 Downard Bonnre 49 63 80 Downs Thelma 54 Drake Danny 56 Duc worth G 1l 33 57 60 61 64 07 Dunn Larry 49 Durden Arnethua 45 76 Durden Freeman 49 E erhard Lynn 54 Ebert Elkrns Elkrns Embry Enslen P nny 12 45 80 07 Mary 34 76 Raymond 15 26 34 97 Yvonne 45 60 61 67 C rol 27 49 63 69 4 Enzvvenler Donald 14 54 91 Erpenbeck Ronald 54 60 Cottne James 24 53 Cortney Arl1e 33 67 C rtney lna 45 63 103 105 7 Cox James 49 Craul Carolyn 33 68 Crawford Bonnre Mary 45 67 Crawfo Creech Crosby Crosby Crouse Crowe rd Ruth 49 77 107 G1 53 67 9 Robert 33 Ruth 33 Ronald 53 Charles 49 Cummuns Pat 53 107 Estepp Betty 49 Eubanks Norman 34 56 wlng Duane 54 61 77 Fahlbush Edward 49 Farrar Daryl 54 rrar Marvun 15 34 74 86 Fennell Robert 49 Ferguson Ken 34 Ferguson Mary Ann 24 49 105 Feucht John 24 54 F1e'ds Jane 49 67 77 F1scher Charculla 49 63 5 F1scher Dennls 34 64 78 F1scher Donna 54 105 106 Flannery Esther 54 76 Foss Dolores 54 Franzen Jlm 50 86 Gabbard Wullram 54 Gableman Edd1e 50 Gableman Jerry 54 Gadd Harold 25 34 63 73 92 Gaskrns Drew 49 61 86 91 138 Gelter Leroy 54 Gemrner Jack 54 Gemmer Nancy 34 64 Gemmer Torn 45 Grancola Gene 34 Grbson Bobby 54 93 Grlbert J1m 45 Gnllum John 54 Gladson Hal 54 105 107 Goodall Tom 50 78 Gordon Orval 34 Gossett Lrnda 50 Gray James 54 Graydon Lona 54 60 62 105 107 Graydon Stanley 15 34 63 66 97 Gregory Dona 22 27 35 39 61 64 6 104 105 7 Grnffrth Audrey 50 61 105 Grlfflth Mary 50 Grrffuth James 54 61 Gr1ff1th Nancy 54 Gnggs Beverly 45 Grlggs VICYOVIB 54 107 Grmdstaff Paul 54 Gr1schy Bnllue 54 80 Gross Rodney 8 10 46 57 86 0 Gross Ruth 50 Gul1key Danny 50 Gauldln Frank 50 H C er Phyllls 12 54 5 Hadden Joyce 12 50 Hafer Mrldred 54 Hall Jeweldme 54 107 Hall LaVerne 46 68 107 Sandra 54 77 105 Harnbnck Patr1c1a 54 77 Hamen John 50 67 100 Hamrlton Grant 46 Hammons Carl 50 Hamrnons James 46 Hampton Brenda 50 60 105 Hansen Neal 54 Happe Wanda 50 63 66 67 69 76 Harden Dennls 9 50 Hardnn Donna 50 78 105 Hartke Roger 35 78 Harvey Ann 50 63 66 67 69 Hasse Robert 35 H 1eld Del 35 86 87 89 0 96 Hatfreld Larry 50 86 91 Hatton Berneda 54 Ha ton D rrell 35 45 62 63 66 08 Hauenste1n Janet 46 56 107 Hawthorne SUSIE 50 Hemmgway Ben 15 35 74 97 Henderson Orvllle 54 Hensley Anlta 54 Herbert Danny 54 Herold JESSIB 54 Hettel Rrcarda 5 35 62 63 65 7 74 5 Hettel Rnchard 54 65 Hetteberg Wayne 50 Hewlngs Wrllnam 50 Hnckey Edna 12 54 Hrckey Sharon 12 54 10 7 Hnghtchew 81119 46 Hulbert Joe 46 Hrlge Loravne 54 60 Hulge Marnlyn 46 67 rol 10 rol 64 Hll Wllluarn 4 Hnnton Vnrgmra 54 77 Hoffman C rol 43 46 78 105 I 1 1 1 ..p.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Da'l,a I1 101 31104, f 1, 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 5I I10 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I I I I I 7gI 1 1 1 1 1 6, 1 I 1 ' 1 ,107 f ' 1 ' 1 V 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , ' ' 101,110 l ' U lf, 1 1 1 1 10 ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 k, 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 51 1 ,10 U '1 ra 1' 1 1 11 ' ' A 1' '1 1 1 1 191 1 '- 1' 1' 1 1 1601611 72, ,107 I ' 73, ,9,101,108 1 A 1 1 1 1 05 4 .1 'C' ' 1 1 1 1 'H' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - I a k 1 ' 1 110 15, ,107 I I , , , I ' Halll ,l ,V ,107 1 I I 1, I a' I I I I I1 ' 1 ' 1 Ca ',' ,11, 2,104,105,197 ' 1 ' , ,110 .' . -s- ' . ' e 1 ' C ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' e 1 1 'l 77 16 1'1'1'110,105. ' ' 77 1 .1 106,107 ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' 6114 1 1 1 1 191921 , 1 1 911, ,101 ' 1 1 31107 ' A-1 1 1 1 5 1 '. ' 1 , ,8,101 E 1 111107 .v,a 111111 ,A , 6,107 110,111 1 1 ,107 -F- 41 1 1 1 - - ' 1 - ', , , , ,101 I I Fa , ' , , 1 ,091 Q01 I - I I 101 I 1 ,' , 1 1 1 ,' ' ,,,,, 69, , , I 1 1 2, ,7 , , , ,107 1 1 1 I1 1 1 ' , -, , 1 1 I 1 1101107 , ,60, 91,92 o 6 ,I , , , 10 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , 1 1 ' , , , 5,10 1, , 1 I ' , ' , ,661 az 1 1 1 I ' 1' ' 1 169 1 a'l 1 ,6 -G- ' 1 ' 1 1 69 . , , 1 - Hill, Ca s, 50, 104, 5, 107 , , - 14111, Ca R. 11, 35, 61, , 781 105 1 , 11 5 1 1 1 ll 1 I1 V1 J1 I I 1 5 1' 1 1 Lehamnn Terry 50 Student Index Hogle Phyllus 54 107 Holbrook Ronme 52 Holt Dola 50 66 Holzschuh Arlene 35 64 65 Hoop Donna 54 Hopkins Ralph 22 35 61 63 7 75 96 Ol Horn Heather 54 76 107 Horn Terry 50 Howard Betty 46 104 105 107 Howard Gary 36 66 Howard Leroy 50 Howard Rebecca 50 B0 105 Howe Barbara 54 Howe Beverly 46 105 107 Hubug Alberta 54 61 Huck Rnckey 50 61 Hudson Susan 54 105 Huf man Jam 15 36 63 97 101 Hughes Alfred 46 Humphrnes Lmda 54 76 105 107 Humphrey Vlrgnma 50 77 105 107 Hurd Genn 50 Hurley Martha 54 Hussmg Frank 54 Ingram Anna 50 76 Ingram Mary 50 63 68 Landers Fay 46 77 105 107 Lane Roseanna 54 107 Laney Patrncla 54 107 La Joan 12 54 61 78 Lang Roberta 46 108 Lang Rosella 46 60 61 Lape Robert 46 67 Lee Robert 36 74 75 86 87 8 Lepper Chrlstle 12 46 61 80 8 10 105 106 07 Lepper Jerry 54 93 105 107 Mrttendorf Wulluam 7 22 32 64 66 Mltts Edward Monson Judy 51 Moore Moore Moo re Moore Moore Morris Janlce 51 107 Jo Ann 55 105 L lllan 51 5 Thurman 38 Warner 55 92 Robert 55 91 93 Morton Audrey 38 62 63 64 74 75 Mosley Anna 27 38 64 67 105 107 Moss Allne 55 105 Lewus Lewus Lewus Lewus Lewus Lewls Ann 50 Carolyn 55 57 Janet 55 57 107 Margaret 46 77 107 Sara 43 46 76 107 Sue 36 77 105 Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Andrra 50 77 105 Gwendolyn 46 68 77 105 Jo Ann 50 76 Yvetta 50 76 105 Jacobs Lmda 46 77 Jarvos Donna 50 105 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Carol 54 Douglas 54 Llenhardt Duck 10 50 86 90 O 10 8 Lnghtfoot Elnora 55 Llles Karen 55 80 Lnnn Jane 50 76 107 Lntton Judy 50 63 76 107 Llvely Rodger 37 62 67 Lock Corey 50 Lonaker Betty 46 Loos Sharon 46 51 61 63 Losey E ly 51 69 78 110 Lovett Charles 37 Lucas Glorla 12 55 67 77 Lundrugan Joe 51 Lundrngan Patrlcla 37 64 Lusher Alfred 37 Mulllns Mullms Mullms Mulluns Murphy Murray Murray Myers Myers Myers Nagel Neace Frank 55 Glenna 38 60 61 62 64 67 James 55 Joyce 38 67 77 James 8 46 66 67 70 78 Clara 55 77 Mary Frances 47 68 Kathryn 12 14 45 47 71 105 108 09 Robert 38 Suzanne 14 38 65 71 72 103 105 106 Ella 55 76 Norma 38 57 Helen 50 Jannce 54 Llzzle 46 Melvm 50 Shirley 50 Vlvlan Jones Janet 25 36 76 107 7 52 65 McClain LaMont 46 92 95 McFeena Mclntosh Mclntosh Mclntosh McKenzle Patrncna 37 65 Pat 46 69 76 105 Sally 55 67 68 69 Wllllam 55 Jerry 51 Jones Ruta 54 107 Jourdan Douglas 36 63 66 98 101 Juulfs Jerry 54 Jullan David 54 Julnan Don 36 Kemper Carole 50 60 6 63 66 9 Kennedy Linda 54 60 105 107 Ketron Juduth 50 105 Kew Mary 36 62 63 105 Knddy Betty 54 67 77 105 107 Kuddy Judy 50 77 Knncard Norma 50 Kung Connue 54 105 106 107 Kung Harry 54 Kun Louuse 10 36 62 65 71 72 05 09 Kung Thomas 36 Knnghorn Marulyn 36 10 105 7 Klemhenz Wanda 50 Knapp Wllllam 8 10 15 32 46 7 7 86 90 01 O Knarr Bruce 54 Knarr Mary 12 54 107 Kneal Mary 54 76 Knox Davld 54 Knock Jack 9 50 Knox Pamela 54 105 Kolp Carol 54 Kroth Sandra 50 Kuntz Gary 36 62 67 Kuntz George 50 Kyle Walter 50 66 77 McLaren Mary Pat 55 McLaughlm James 51 60 61 63 66 67 69 86 McLaughlun Ken 55 61 66 78 79 93 McQueen Wanda 55 Mater Barbara 46 76 105 Mames Elmo 55 Mallery Pat 37 65 77 Malony Donna 55 Marsh Martm Martm Martm Martm Martm Martm Lee 55 66 Carroll 55 John 55 78 Lee 46 Patncna 46 107 Ruth 46 Vnrgmla 55 107 Maybury Alfred 7 23 37 64 Maybury Jimmy 55 Means Mnchael 51 Mell Wnlluam 55 Methernngham Carol 37 57 65 7 Meyer Kutty 55 107 Mules Larry 51 56 Muller Carolyn 55 107 Muller Howard 55 Muller Jet 51 63 66 70 86 Muller Judy 12 55 105 Muller Lmda 26 36 37 64 78 Muller Rlchard 55 Mlnqua Charles 55 Mmqua Sherry 51 76 Mnttendorf Joyce 4 12 55 61 62 139 Neal Alfred 51 92 95 98 Neal Cecll 55 61 Neal Darla 24 46 51 63 66 78 Neal Robert 55 Neal Robert 10 44 56 86 100 108 Nelson Donna Rae 47 Newberry Betty 38 Newberry Davod 51 Newman Alma 55 60 61 77 105 Nolan Dlxre 46 67 105 107 Nugent Judnth 51 O Harrah Neal 51 78 Oak Davud 47 Owens Donna 47 105 Owens Tommy 51 86 91 92 95 Pack Ada 55 63 69 105 106 107 Pangburn Gayle 55 Pate Charles 55 91 92 Pelfrey Wllllam 15 39 97 Pence H len 13 51 63 67 69 77 Perry Carol 52 Perry Jean 52 Peterson Wulltam Petry Margo 47 Plerce Russel 55 Peurman Rrchard 55 Plgg Jerry 91 Prgg Kenneth 39 66 92 94 95 99 Plrman Juannta 51 77 105 107 Plagakls Ron 51 Ploeger James 51 66 86 94 Plummer Margaret 55 76 Pomts Danny 11 36 39 64 72 73 86 90 91 92 93 94 Pollntt Evelyn 55 105 Pollltt Vlrglnla 55 76 Pomeroy Mary Dudley 39 62 64 67 77 109 Ponchot James 55 95 Pooley John 51 Poppe Rrchard 51 Porter Ruth 39 Powell Wanda 51 107 Prentzel Mary 55 67 Pruuett James 39 109 Prunett Joyce 51 Puckett Dolores 47 107 1 ' 1 -l- 1 1 I I I I ' 1 1 1 1 62, 631 1 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 I ' ' I 1 55 f V191 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 641 661 I I 1 1 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 I 1 10 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 91 931 ' 1 1 1 1 101 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I ' ' I I I I II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 V I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 ' I I I I 1 I I . I I I I I I f 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'I I I 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 1 ' I ' I I I I 10 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1I IO 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1031 , ' 104, , , 1 I 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -l- - 104, , 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I -N- 1 1 1 1 1 661 781 f ' -1- I 105 1 1 1 1 1 I ar I I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I ' I I I I 105 1 1 1 1 1 1 107 ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 -Mc- 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' I I ' ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 I . . I I I . Johnsom Martha 50I 67I 69 Mclntosh, Eluzabeth 37, 64, 67, 68, 69 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 107 -0- 1 ' 1 7 ' I ' ' ' ' 1 1 I . , 50 II I . V I I I I I I I 7 I 'I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 -P- l 1 I ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 I 6 I 1 1 1 -K- -M- 1 l ' 1 1 , , , 1, , , 6 ' 1 1 1 1 e 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 107 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 641 1 1101 1 1 47 111 , , , . I I I I I 7 I 7 I I I I I I I 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 r I I I ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 91 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 911 ' 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1031 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , ' , 4, , 10 , ' l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 741 1 1 1 1 1 1 951 101 . . 5 . I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 611 31 1 1 1 1 1 8 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I 1 ' 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , 107 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1041 1 1 105 1 1 I I 1 1 I I I I I 1 I 7 I I I . I I l I I I I I I I I I I I I Student Index Pugh Elame 51 76 105 107 Qungley 8:1144 47 66 86 100 Rabb Marla 39 107 109 Rader Tom 51 Raleugh Nancy 55 Rankun Jlm 55 86 Rankin Mary 51 76 107 Ratlnff Robert 55 Ratllff Sue 39 65 Rawllngs Janet 52 105 Reck Judy 55 107 Remfelder Carolyn 47 s lva 10 27 39 64 Relly Dnana 47 103 105 Reynolds Allena 56 Reynolds Marllyn 39 64 Rnchard Mary Jo 51 Ruchter Arlene 51 63 66 103 Ruddell Faye 56 Rudge Delores 51 Rndner Davld 47 Rnednnger Alan 55 93 Ries Mary 39 40 64 Rnffe Kenny 11 51 66 Rlley Earlnne 55 Rnley Roy 51 86 Rundsberh Owen 55 Robinson Elery 51 Rothe Eva 51 Rottmghouse Jenlyn 39 76 107 Rowell Janet 56 105 107 Ruddlck Susan 47 60 65 78 110 Ruppee Jamce 55 77 105 Rush Gerry 40 Sansom Carol 40 Sanzenbacker Jerry 48 Sauerwm Pat 40 Saylor Barbara 40 Saylor Ruth 51 Scharstem Vac 51 73 86 87 101 Schlake Ruth 40 Scholl Edward 40 Schoo Leroy 47 61 66 73 86 87 Schrader Gaul 55 67 Schrader Jerry 40 67 Schultz Cora 51 105 107 Schultz John 86 89 Schultz Ruchard 51 86 Schultz Stella 40 67 7 Schwartz Wnllnam 55 9 Schweutzer James 13 47 8 Scott Barbara 47 Sebastlan Mamle 40 67 68 69 Sebastlan Reed 55 Seabert Sally 14 47 103 106 109 Selbert Wnlluam 51 Selfrled Janet 51 105 107 Seufrned Roger 15 21 22 40 64 9 100 101 Selby Sharrull 55 Sellers Mary 41 Sensel Eudell 55 66 Sharp Carl 51 98 Sharp Dorothy 55 Sharp Louns 47 Shay Martha 41 65 76 105 107 Shearer Sandra 51 67 105 Sheets Judy 41 Sheets Rnchard 55 66 Shuelds M ry 51 107 110 Shields Robert 51 74 86 89 9 101 Short Maruan 41 Short Mary 41 67 68 77 Snbrel Ervm 56 101 Slebert C role 26 41 64 80 81 5 Slmms Barbara 37 41 56 68 Simms Mary 27 47 68 76 83 104 1 Slmon Joan 51 63 67 105 Sumpson Tom 41 72 77 86 87 89 9 100 01 Snzemore Jerry 47 Skmner Mary Ann 55 78 Slavens John 47 Tucker Fay 56 57 y Jerry 8 11 15 57 60 64 67 97 Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Dorothy 56 Helen 56 James 56 Kathleen 48 105 107 Leroy 52 86 92 94 95 Roland 56 93 Roscoe 42 Sarah 56 57 Wllma 52 Smith Smlth Smuth Smnth Smith Smlth Smith Smlth Smuth Smith Smnth Smuth Smtth Albert 51 C arlene 11 37 51 76 83 5 Gary 41 Tom 23 25 41 61 Harold 9 44 47 60 73 90 9 101 Kaye 55 76 Martha 51 76 107 Maxola 55 Pamela 55 105 07 Raydel 55 Jay 47 78 Vnncent 56 63 69 78 Wanda 55 76 105 07 Spence Phyllus 51 7 Spornng Denms 51 S ormg Kenneth 55 67 101 Sprague Carolyn 47 Sprague Eugene 56 Sprinkle Larry 51 92 94 95 Sprong Donald 56 Sprong Russel 47 Stamper Carol 51 Stamper Sandra 56 60 107 Stamper Wanda 56 Steele Carole 56 Stephens Dlanna 56 107 Stephenson Kenneth 47 Stephany Lester 56 61 Studham Lnnda 47 77 Stormer Stuart 41 72 92 98 99 Storn Ronald 51 Stowers Wanda 51 77 107 Stratton Barbara 47 Strubbe Ervm 51 66 92 Strunk Harold 48 86 87 100 101 Stuart Anne 22 27 41 60 64 65 10 105 106 7 Stuart Becky 52 60 105 107 Stucker Carol 42 61 64 78 Stuempel Ken 52 86 92 Stull Benlamln 22 39 40 42 62 74 86 89 Stull Gary 56 93 Su Mke 14 52 60 91 96 101 Stuttler Charlene 56 Sullnvan Barbara 56 Surrey Donna 48 65 69 105 Surrey Leroy 56 60 93 Swlgeart Barbara 56 Thacker Jam 48 86 100 101 O9 Thomas Judi 52 63 80 105 107 Thomas Kaylene 52 63 66 80 105 Thomason Jacquelme 42 64 65 82 Thomason Mnke 52 Thomason Shnrley 52 63 66 107 Thompson Don 8 11 42 64 67 Tnemeyer Carol 12 56 107 Tulford Carl 48 66 92 96 Tulford Glorua 43 52 61 80 Tlpton Anna 56 Toler Charlene 56 76 Tomlnn Terry 52 Trapp Larry 52 'I4 I . 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