Simon Kenton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Independence, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1944 volume:

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Our school will 1'e'mu.i11. a 'vivid 'reality zvilhin our hearts as the Dlace which has launched us onto the sea of life. We feel secure in the thought that it will 'I'61llCEi7I forever a, haven and a joy for the onconzing generations. VI I I i 1 I 2 r' ss' Editor ...,,,,, , ..,, . , Assistant Editor Business fvlanager ,, Wanda Bridges Virginia Hand , , Edith Criswell fkdvertising Manager THE PIONEER STAFF Circulation Manager . ,Wilmer Hopkins Features ,, ,, ,,,,,, . Elizabeth Moore Sports , ..,.,,s,,,, Robert Northcutt Charles Holder CONTENTS Title Page .... .....,...,. Annual Staff .. Contents .... Prologue ..........,.... Dedication .......... ..... Administration and Faculty Superintendent .. ....... 6 Board of Education 7 Principal ........... 8 School Views ......... , . . . . Senior Section .... ..,.. Seniors ..,... .... 1 6-27 Senior Play .......... 28 Beau and Belle .......... 29 Simon Kentonian Staff. ,, 30 Personality Chart ....... 31 Class Will .......... . . . .32-33 Honor Roll and Honor Club ...... Special Recognitions ....... Juniors ........... Sophomores ....... ..... Junior High School .. ..... ,. Freshmen .............. 51-53. I Eighth Grade .......... 54-56 Advice to Freshmen and Sophomores . Activities ......................... Home Front at War ..... 62-66 Alpha Beta Gamma ..... 67 Suppose! ............... 68 Girls' Athletic Club ..... 68 Girl Reserve Club ........ 69 Red Cross Committee .... 69 Dramatic Clubs ......,.. 70 Glee Clubs ......... .. 71 Band ......... . . 72 Chuckles ......................, Honor Roll of PIONEER Supporters . Advertising ..................... Faculty ....... Senior Sponsor ,. 1 2 3 4 5 6-13 9-12 13 14 ...15-39 Quiz Kids ......... . . Class Prophecy .... Radio Quips ..... Year's Review .......... Stewdents ............ . Memories of Shar on Woods. sl5f5i1L13'oL-lla! I I ' ' if Hi-Y Club Science Club .. Debate Clubs .... F. F. A. ......... . Basketball Squad Ploneers ........ Cheerleaders . . . Monogram Club . 34-35 36 37 .38-39 40 41 42 43 44 - 46 47 - 50 51 - 60 .57-60 60 61 - 77 73 73 74 74 75 76 77 77 78 79 ,80-96 Pug 'ri x PROLOGUE This is not our dream book issue, but the Class of 19-lll presents it to you with pride and elation. As far as we can see, our book is lust as symbolic in meaning as any previous one of its kind. The only modification is that our yearbook is stripped of embellishments, but we Seniors consider this only a meager sacrifice as compared to that which our boys in service must makeg thus we have no apologies to offers lt is our book, and we are happy to present it to you, We intended it to be simple in manner, patriotic in tone, and unique in style, It represents lust us. Our endeavor is for you to grasp our lite here for six years in our beloved school among dear friends and dear teachers. And now as all Seniors must do, we have to depart, but it is indeed with poignant regret that we take leave of you. May the ties which we have formed here together linger on through the year as a true emblem of comradeshipt It is our hope that in the years to come, when you turn the leaves between these two covers, this product of our work may be a key to many pleasant hours of con- solation and happiness to you. If this arm be attained, then we shall feel richly repaid for our efforts in the production and publication of this, our PIONEER of l944, PCI!!! FOLII' eq, U DEDICATION MR SHIRLEY SPM-IR ln deep appreciation of that genial nature, of that heart of iustice for every studentg in lasting tribute to that friend who has been more than a teacher, who through his own lite has exerted an everlasting influence for the highest ideals in life and has mode the desire of good citizenship more acute to us, do we the Seniors of I944 dedicate this, our yearbook, to Mr. Shirley Spahr, and may he realize our gratitude and the high esteem in which we hold him, FREE Fhc SUPERINTENDENT MR, J A CAYWOOD, Supermtemclcm Kenton County 56110015 Mr J A Coyxxsod fwlls the offzcc of udvrser ond Ieoder of our school System We wzll not soon forget hus fr1cmHv Smale and emiourcgmg words, To Mr Cuywood, the Sensor Goss offers 0 sincere Trwbufe. Pllgc SIX BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. George A. Eubanks Mr. Albert C. Howes Ruutc Number Two WSU Eulursmi Rn-id Llllllow Park llille Mr Frvwww A Rudd Mr L, M, Gabriel Ulziiruiml Atteudzuicr Officer -3535 Church Strusl Ruutc Number Univ Iimmin Morning Vicw Mr. Jesse Sebree Ruutr Number One ' L'rilu-urlcu Mr Bluch Rich Vice Clmiruum Route Number Tlu':'c Cuvingmu PRED SMT!! PRINCIPAL MR. R SHARON MOORE PRINClPAL'S PALAVER With ever-increasing difficulties we carry on in Ou school problems are intensified too Boys must drop out of school to answer the Coll to The Colors lndustry offers youth such fabulous wages lhat they leave the class rooms to draw more pay than their teachers receive. Farm boys must assist with the crops in both autumn and Spring. Disciplinary restraints seem To become more and more gallxrig to many who would rather do as they please, But in the face of perplexities, we are accomplishing o great task, ore we not? Some fifty-six Seniors are being graduated from our high school Orid into the university of hard knocks We are proud of you We offer you happiest felicitarions and bid you God speed. r American life, Our Page Eigm MRS, THE FACULTY A ROAST TO THE FACULTY Who is it that assigns us lots of wmk? The Faculty. Who issues stern commands we must obey? The Faculty. Whmzeiver we are hrwing a hilarious time, Who is it that appefzrs just m fzme to catch us' The Faculty. Nou' I'm not here to gripe or .slay I'z'e God bless 'mm LUCILE BROWN Il. S. lmvn Staitc Tcaclifcrs Cnllvgv Gregg Slinrtlniml School in Eliicaiyzu luwn L'nivcrsily Connnurcu Simon Kvntnnizln Spunsur ,Inniur Class' MR. BERT G CATRON MRS. li. S. Union llvllegc Grzicluzitc Stnzlunt lf. oi K, Scivncv Mnnugrnin Clnh Athletic Dirvclnr Cnzich HELEN D, CATRON Tennessee XYcslcy:ni Collvgv A. B. Lfninn Cnllvgc History :intl Manlicilmtics Hlnc Triaunzlc MR. W E. CISSNA MISS Nnrnml Diplninzi Mnurus Hill Cullvgu A. li. :intl A. M. livnnsvillc Cullcpgv: li. D. Garrett Biblical Institute tlrnduzilc Slntlunt Northwestern Uiiiwrsity Natural Scivncc Physics ,lnniur Hi-Y Chili MARTHA COCKRELL A. ll. ynivcrsity of Kentucky Major nl Physical lillncatinn merely had my little say Page Nine TH E FACULTY III MRS, BERNICE B. ELLENBURG University of Arkansas A. B. Harding College Mathematics licueral Business junior Girl Reserve Club BERTHA GABRIEL University uf Kentucky University of Michigan Biology Social Science Spnnsor of Assembly Programs' MRS MISS HELEN R. GARDINER B. S. Eastern Stale Teacllers Coll Graduate Student Li. of K. Home Economics Honor Club MR, CECIL B. GORDON ll. S. University nf Kentucky Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers ol America Coach MISS FLORENCE HAYES A. B. Villa Madonna College Graduate Student U. of C. lldatlicmatics Science Science Club MISS ELSIE HITEMAN A. B. University of Kentucky I-fuglish Social Science Natural Science junior Dramatic Club MISS HARDINA M, MARSHALL A. B. Randolph-lKl:ieun XVum:m's College A. M. George Peabody College for Teachers Social Science Senior Debate Club ego PIKE Ten MISS ELIZABETH MARTIN A. li. University uf Kentucky Typing Pllysicul lillucziliun Girls' Atlllclic Clulx MR, R. SHARON MOORE A. li. licul'4:clmvn Cullvgc A. M. L'nivursity ul' Kcnlucky Principaul Mass KATHRYN OREM A. B. llcurgcmwn Cullugv: English junior Dchulu Cluh MISS MATTIE REDMON A, li. liuswrn Slate 'l'uzn:Ilcrs Grmluzltc Student U. nf K. l.ilxr:u'i:m MISS HELEN RICHARDSON A. B, University uf Kentucky Typing Supurilltendcl1t's Office MISS ONI RILEY A. B. Eastern State 'l'c:wI1crs English and licugrzxlvln- Senior Girl Reserve MRS. I-IULDAI-I SCI-IATZMAN A. B. Eastern Stale 'l'x'ucl1crs Social Science junior Girl Rr:scrvc I X Q '.. IW I . I I I I I I I I. THE FACULTY T vii MISS MINNIE SHELY A. B. University of Kentucky Latin, History. English Senior Dramatic Club MR. SHIRLEY SPAHR A. B. Georgetown College Social Science Si-niur Debate Clnh MISS MARGARET STEPHENS A. B. University of Kentucky A. M. University of Michigan English Senior Class Sponsor Slzonsur The l'ianrl'r M I SS ELMA TAYLOR Ii. S. University of Kentucky lirnclimtc Student U. nf K. Slndcnt Univcrsitv of Cincinnati lvlallxelliatics :ind 'Aeronautics Alpha Beta Gamma MR. KENNETH VAN LANDINGHAM A. li. University of Kentucky General Science Mathematics Hi-Y Club XGJSJMRS. PAULINE WALTER J A. B. Indiana University Pl N- B. P. S. M. Indiana University . A, M. Indiana University Steins Konservatorium Berlin. Germany Band County Music Supervisor MISS GRACE WELLER A. B. Georgetown College Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Artisfs Diploma Music Junior and Senior Glee Clubs QWJ P288 Twelve SENIOR SPONSOR w MISS MARGARET STEPHENS X My association with you throughout your high school career has been most pleasant. As you have developed to maturity, I have seen you acquire initiative, self-reliance, dependability, tolerance, and an intelligent curiosity of the world about you-all necessary attributes of a freedom-loving people Lowell has said, True scholarship consists in knowing not what things exist, but what they mean, it is not memory but judgment, Your faculty has endeavored to teach you to interpret, to evaluate, and to formulate opintons upon the knowledge gained here, As you stand, eager and expectant, upon the threshold of a new career, you are prepared to face the realities of life, Meet them resolutely, for upon you rests the democracy of tomorrow. Page -rmmin TION lflNS TE lN3? Yum YUM! . ,.., YK ff' xfxxf A 57 Z A! T.:- x JA ,ff 4 kj! fff LL? H! 'fs ELA-1-.-LT IEE ,I X ?-?'- -,- 47 ' I Q1 XQXE .. Q' 6 l A W X- N V f A 945 af!!-1 35' .Q y day I Q? r N W! A , 3,33 le? X Wa, at L5 Wif i f 5 ,512 1+ ' LHSSES SENIORS A James l-lefterman John Maners . ,,,. ,... V lrginia Kline Maurice Fnsk Presldent .,,A,.,.,... Vice President ....,, Secretary Treasurer ..... Class Flower , ., ,,,,, American Beauty Rose Class Colors Class Motto ,,,, , , ,, .,,,, , , ,,,,,,,,. ,.,.. B lue and While ln Ourselves Our Future Lies ALBERTA ACKMAN Scurrlly ,vcrww mul ulxu xmlrllr, lfur lm- urqmuulmrrr yun ll ivan! In umul Girl Reserve l. -l. a s ' X . r 'W 5 1 i 1 Q ' 1 K Q? c 'Z -lr., . 3, I J! fig, RUTH ANDERSON f W sssr In rluxs lli.rrnx.x-inn .vhu Imx lm' .ray J Sin' Hurlers Plum' urnuurl lm' lrulvlqv and guy :ig r L-,1::giQf Hmm- licmmmics Secretary 1: Drzunutic Clulx l, Q r'.L Z. -lg Girl Reserve Club 5: Alhlctir Club 3, -l 'ff l'11 ,.ii- lSr'Crvt:1ry -ll fljrcslxlcnl -ll. 53:51. fT?:ii 5f KJ' NINA ARMSTRONG 'l'l1.' ':'l:'m'iunx .wrt with frlvlulx yulurv, Trll mv, ruulzl you mln! mnrl: umrr3 lllcv Club l, -l LSccrvlnry -Hg Girls' .Mlllcliv Club S5 Bible Study 4: Girl Rcsvrvc 4, PIE! Sixteen sENloRs W .1 A l - 'rx 1 .5 .islet-1' wa. Kai, -Ffferpwag, by 1' .X ,.,1 kg- . im JEANIE BAGBY fl .vlmniv .vlmll-lil. :luv in aml dui' mil, - - - .Q g Sim xl'4'nl,v in n.v u :vurkrr drrvnul. 5-f' Iilcr Club I: Girl Ruscrvc 1, 4, A iw. ,. ,,., A ,- ,fr n , :rf , A i .k,., , :K ELLIS BAKER litw' n'u4l,v In hull' ix In' 'I' l'lm1xuur nud :'vr',i' gland rmupuluy Hi-Y Club l-3: 4-H Club l--lg Alpha lk-tu llnnuuu Z'-lg Scicucc Club 5. :sr ,',l' Vic fs ' 'f ' 44' -' GLORIA BALDWIN Gloriu ix guy mul lfriylll In ln'r rluxx ll .vlliuiuy luilll. Girl Reserx'c 1: Alplm Beta Gzunnm 2-4: Drnxuzl- lic Club Z-4: liirls' Athletic Club .lg Silnun Kvsutmiimi 4 llluxlilrosvrl, WILMA RUTH BANFIELD Illifflfy-gin-lizvklx' mul full nj full Null: ln'4'p.v In-r rlu.v.vun1lf.v nu lin' run. Girl Ruserve Ig Dramatic Club 1-4 CPrcsimlcut l, -ll: Alpha livin lizuuluu 2--lg Dcbzxlc Club 2-4 iSccrctary 5, Vice President -U Orzuury Mczlnl 2, 39 Oraluvy 'l'uuru:um-nl Z, 3: Discus- siuu Contest 4: Urzunricul Dvrlzuuutiun 4: Prvsi- mlvut ,luniur-Clussg junior Class Play: Suuinr Class Play: Sixuun Kcntuuinn 4 ffmnpusvrl. MARY .IUSTINE BARNETT fl fvlnmuil munnrr, 11 rvuily .vluilv .'l willing lmuziia girl mrrllz wllilv. Glen Club 1, 2: Bible Study l, 5. 4: Girl Rcsvrvv l-4 fPiz1nist -ll: Student Council 3: Drzunzuic Club J, 4 fVice Prvsidum 3. Sccrelury -ll: Silunu Kculuuiuu 4 Qklnilposerl. Pune Seventeen l A. A S E N I O R S VIOLET MAE BASS Hur plmsnnl lmnxor is lwr wry Irvs! brl Wr'rf all Ilnlvlvy wlwu ii'c'r'v num' l inIrt Dramatic Club l-2. VIOLA BECK Sin' nffrrx fricmixllil' und ul'l'rv:iulin1: In L .Yllr will lwll' llmxr who upon hm' rnll, Glcc Club l, 3 Girls' Athletic Cluh 3 RUBY AILEEN BELL lflfv llrink llml Ruby will lun-vnu' ll Wlffih k ll'v Nrlclirnly fi. hnpr' .rhe enjoy.: lluxl lljv. K Glen Club l, 4 Debate 2 JEAN BENSON .Yllr htm u pvrprtual :milf and is wry rlvc'-'I' Tu urquin' .vnmr uf thix yrm'Il :mul In mtlvumr. Girl Reserve 1, 25 Glee Club l--lg Alplm Beta liamma 2-45 Athletic Club 35 Vice President junior Class 3: Vice President Girls' lxugue -l. KATHRYN BINDEL .-l Alrprmluhlv frrxuu uf lziyh itlvuls .'lll nf In-r rluxmlzllrx this way fvrl. Page Eighteen Ill S E N I 0 R S - WANDA MILDRED BRIDGES IIN' mlrmizul ulwilily und zciilliriglumv In 'mm-A' Mark hcl' as u lmdrr that :ml xhirk. Dramatic Club l: Junior Glec Club 2 Kl.ibrau'i:ui and Accmnpauisll: Bible Study -lg Town Meeting Reporter -lg Simon Kcntnuiau Staff -lx Piuucvr -l Clfiliturl. BETTYE JEAN COCKRELL .lIlr'urti1'r. yvx, uml full nf ful' ll'iIh .vrlmul uffuirx xln' kvvlfx in .vlvlh Girl Ruscrvo: lg Glue Club l, J, -lg Muuugrzuu Club l-4 lSecrc'tary 3, -ll: Druuuntic Club Z, 35 Radio Speaking 2: Athlutic Club 35 junior Play: Suuiur Pluy: Rus! Crnss Represcutmivc -l. ANN CODE Siu' ix llu' fr'ii'1nlly. quivl kim! .I umrr yvniul friclui you will ur-rw' fillll. Dtllulx' l Glce Club l Girls' Athlctic Club 4 EDITH MAE CRISWELL L'nrnnw'l'u .vm-lux lu lu- lwr Inf. Xin' ix 4llh':ly.v nu llu' xlwrl. liiblc Suuly l: Girl lluscrvc l. .lg Cuuuuvrcu Mcclnl 35 Drauuauic Club 3, -l: Alpha llctzu Gzuuxuu 4: Pinnvcr -l lllusiuess Xlaumyzcrig Sim- on Km-iumiinn 4 l:Xrl limlilurl. Sululruuriam. R I TA CROSS .llllllirvzl fur rrul rlllilily ullzl lrln' Tunrlll .Yllc pv.v.vrx.vvx nlxn In-r .vliurv of mirllr, Glcv Club l, .3 Athletic Club J Pulte Nlnnwml H S E N I 0 R S GILBERT DAMON sl bnfrlr llair-ful, a raring rar Class Play 4. Now in the U. S. Army. ELEANOR ELIZABETH DICKSON Bible Study 1, 4 Girls' Athletic Club 3, 4. GLADYS EMILY ENGLAND Full nf .wlilrx and also lwlmnlr, Ynxl uluy lu' ,rurr .vln ll 51-'I uloug, Dramatic Club 1, 2 Athlelic Club 4 Simon Kcnlnnian 4 lffnliiposcrl ELIZABETH FARRELL .llnxirul will: fllu1l'll'd rlu'rk.r Sin' will yrl lln' www' .rllv .vr'r'lr.v. Girl RL-servo lg lilev Club 1-4 lSccrclary--'l'rvas- urcr ll: Dobatc 2-4 C'Vice President 3l: Girls' Athletic Club 3: Girls' League 4 CPrs'siclentJ. RALPH W. FINNELL Ilv'.v :wry quirl and may xrrm xlu' llnl wc'll ll-ll you lu .v mn' .vwvll may. Ili-Y 1: Future Farmers nl' Amvriva l-3 Lliiclil Day 1-333 Alpha Beta Gannna -l. Page Twenty' . .i..,.,, ,Zi '- -r' 2111:-1 1::l1 gssasflsgxiifs , A 'f ' f Krvps Gillwrl going from lwrr lo Thar 4-H Club l-3 fPresideni -UQ Band 1-4 KPresi- dent 313 Give Club l--lg junior Class Play 3: Science Club 35 Alpha Beta Gamma 4: Senior For frirndly charm una' llrllffnl wmv Wc'll rc11u:mbvr Eli:aImllx all mu' rlnyx. 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JUSTIN GASKINS Jllr. fiu.rkiu.v ix u yruiux nl fllulll Tin' 'awry In .vru'ru.r.r ix hir lvulh, lleueral Science Tournament l: Track Team li lli-Y l, Z5 Alpha Beta ilzuumu Z, 3. -I KPrcsi- ch-nt -ll: junior Class Play 3: Senior Class l'l'n' -I Now iu the U. S. Army Air Curps BEVERLY JANE GERS Than llrix, our tla,vxl1u1tc.. Iirt'vl'ly. Bible Study l Girl Reserv' I' Glee Club l-4 VIRGINIA LEE HAND Prmllpl with work, lrwl livud, Edimrll Vnleilictorian. EDITH MAE I-IENSLEY Usually having Iilllc tv my, ' tic Club 2-45 Athletic Club 3. Page 'lwenty-one fl yirl us rurr'frr'r you will ru'-iw .v Engaging smile. lll'l'd more In' .mizif lllmlnrlly. ymlly ,rlu gm's her way , ' sf1,e1s1ft My ,f .. ,.. Q-, E, fi. A I, W- f -a '-'Ha-::'rY?:r: :, ,,, W, ew 4 s VFW 2 is . 1 451. I . ,.,.f.g. gWs I ...1:2ze:mfeeg. Q .1 ., H- -G3 55515 fliiliiii 'B -wifi? l .ivzffm - 'mf -v- .i.1:f'5:::3vf?:A 'sir , . R591 .f ,A 'Y V, 1 fi I 1 521212. -mee: xi' 21 ' - f '1 I-'ssvtfigigggzgav' R, ,Agzw Iv wifi' ' ' .n::::zT.n3-: ff' 1 v rv Girl Reserve l-4: Alpha Beta Gauuua History ' Award 33 Girls' Athletic Club 3, -li S1mnu4Kru- tuniau -I QCU-Editnrjg .Pioneer 4 CAssistaut Girl Reserve l: Alpha Beta li:-uuma 2-41 Drama- , I I t YI w If af W. ' , . fl Wiki, -1 I x . C f C. SENIORS W, - M JAMES D. I-IETTERMAN Zgj, Ilnx yuullrmuu lx nur flux.: I'r-rsizli-ul: , '1 'ff'-'1 '-Il. - ll is lrnf Ili.: .vrlnml :lays un' an-ll xpmrl. Q ff. 2 R I I rr Ji ,N I I IL K , f , , , . .. .. 2? M H1-X ll l'. l'. A. l-3 llreaaurvr 3, l'u'l1I Dax 1 'i. - -' 2: X I My A xl! I ,. f- 1-.Ili Alpha Bela liaunua 2-4 lliepurlcr 412 C lr , , Science Club -lg Senior Class Prvsiclenl -I. I I CHARLES HOLDER Cllurlrx ix il lfu.vk1'lImlI xlnr, In lln- mwlmi ln' ix Imnml ln yn fur. I5 Basketball l. Z. -I: Hii-Y 3. -5 ll'rusizlvm -U: ' .I Monogram Club 4 l'l'reasurer -Hg Piuncer -I lSpurts limlitnrl. . gg ' vf-' ' ' EVELYN I-IOLZ A lI'lm: .vhs mu'l .wing mln' is in yrvul cum' 'l'l:i.v lulrnl .vlzr .vlmnld fnllmr, wr ull know. liirl Reserve l, 23 Bihlc Study lg Dramatic Cluh l. Z: -I-H Cluh I-3 4Presidcut l, 25: Kilee Cluh l--I 15010 l-4, Trim 3. 43: Girls' Athletic Cluh 3: Simon Keulunizul -I. WILMER LEE HOPKINS lu umlll mul rlulrx of r1'4'rj' kind II'ilun'r Ilnpkinx yan will find. lSL I'I.liR: Class President 1: Hubby Cluh l': F. li. A. l. SIMON KIQNTON: Alpha Beta Gamma 2--I lPrcsi4Ieut -ll: Dramatic Cluh 2--I lTreasnrer -Hg l-li-Y Cluh 2-43 juuiur Class Play: Bihle Study 43 Senior Class Play 45 Pioneer -I lCirculatinu Mauagcrl. ELOISE IRWIN IIN' .n'llmrl1mllv.v xln' ulivuys ulIrlnl'l.r In l'la'u.v4' Tlml',v :shy :rr ull lilcr liloixr. DL-hate Cluh 15 Glcc Club l-5: Girls' Athletic Club 4. Page Twenty-urn SENIORS ALVIN B, JAEGER Tin' smlalluvl wurrlx ln' Inu' I0 uwail .lrI'. GET VP! Buddy. ll'.c after 4'iyhH Ilxunl lg Hi-Y 1-4 fblecrctzxry-Treasurer -U3 llnskcllmll 2--13 Track 3, -lg Science Club 3, 4 Il'rcsidcnl -Hg Monogram Club 4 QVico: Presi- :lcnt 47. KATHERINE JENNINGS .-l lx'vlll1lrky Iuuullv with wry much fail To nur rlu.v.v .vlw offer.: Iver Inuit. Kllcc Club I-33 Girls' Athletic Club 33 Dramatic Llnb 3. EVERETT JUSTICE Ii:1'rvlI'.v lnunur mul rnmirul jokvx .llnkr him wrll Imam: 'willy max! fullcx. DAYTON: Baseball l, 2 SIMON KENTON: Science Club 33 Dehatu Club 4 fClub Reporter -ll. EDWIN KELLY Hix rlvh-rmiualiuu has carrivd him Illruugh, H4 .v ns fwlrular n friend as you vwr klwuf. Hi-Y 1--lg F. F, A. l, 23 Alpha Beta Liannmn 2--lg Science Club 4. VIRGINIA OLIVE KLINE Pmn'tunIily ix lwr nwllnf Tu follow it wr think xhc nngllt tn. Girl Reserve l, Z QTr0asnrcr U3 Glec Clnh l-4 lljbrarian -ll: Home Economics Secretary 23 Dramatic Club 2-4 lCorresponding Secretary and Reporter 415 Girls' Athletic Club 3: Secre- X tary of Senior Classy Simon Kcntoninn -I. Page Twenzy-mr-ee ia J F' ' S E N I O R S AUDREY ELOIS LAWSON Ilvr wry f'lvuxiny di.vjmxilimI .X'ln ll find u ':'uIm':l m'ql1i.vilin1l , HOLMES: GIQC Club lg Lllulll' 1 I SIMON KENTON: Slate Chorus 4. JOHN ROYER MANERS .I mimi fur iuz'vuIiun lmx hr. .I xrirvxtixt hr may xnlurrrnn- lux l'l.ICASAN'l' I.AKli: Class Prcsidmxt lg li. B. klnnugcr lg Hand l, 2: - lllec Club l', Z. SIMON KENTUN: lilcv Club 2, 3: Buncl Z--I: B. B. Illsumgcr -lg Vice President Svniur Class -I. FRANCES MCKI NLEY 1lvnl:1.vv nf luv' -:Wy .vmwl mul kim! ml,v.v IIT know .vllv lmx lmrurzl Ihul j'riv1ullim'.v,v l'a3'.v. Girl Reserve l, 2, -lg Bihlv Study l, 45 Simon Kunloniau -I. MARY ME I MAN Siu' aiu-'x :mf llrr ulrvs v.l'l'1'rs.v II l' mlmir-4' Im' fm' llnix rm lvxx Atlllctiu Cluh 5 Drzunzuic Club 5, -I Simon Kclmmizm 4. ELIZABETH MEN EFEE .-I divlinrl 1:.r.v4'I In any rluxx. lx Ilzix llrlfflvy, llrurly luxfvl U Alblvstic Club I , H' Page Twenty-four I '. Debate Club Zg Glen Club 2-4: Drzmullic flub J. -I lVice Prvsimlmu -II: Math Club -lg Kculuvky EDNA IMOGENE MILLS .fl .vlmlivux nulurc uml u mirul :wry l'.'i'u .Irv ELIZABETH MOORE I'rr.vmmliIy flux will: luuylliuy i',vi'.v Ili' SENIORS rlmrncli-ri.vlir nf lumg.-nr. llchau- L'luh 25 :Xlplia lima liznluua .Z--lg lilass Scvrvlary 35 Drauualic Cluh 3, -I: lilvc Clnln 5, 4 llicpurxvr -U5 Senior Class Play, r runny iilvux un' wry ivixu. liilslc Study 1: Bzuul 1--I Il.ihrariau, Rcportcrl: lilcc Cluh l--I lPiauist l, 253 Best All Armnul Girl Z: Alpha Beta Gzuuma 2--I CSucrctary 35: Suulcnt Council .lg Drauuuic Award 5: Girls' 'lirin 33 Music Festival 33 junior Class Play .35 Drzuualic Club 3, -l lTrcasurer .Hg Prose Litera- lurv Roailing 3, 4: Sininn Kuntunian -I lCn- liililnrl: Pioneer -I Ilfuature liditurl: Senior Class Playg Kuututky Stale Chorus 4. , vi .,..v gi 1 4 Q , ROBERT NORTI-ICUTT llr zlmxr :ml xhfrkg ln' dum nnl quil U' llulh un' gnud Iruifx, yuu lunxl uilmil. Glu' Clulx l, Z: Baud l-4 lYic0 l'rcsidcu! Hlll g Alpha Bi-la Cirnnma 2-4 lSccrcl:u'y -II: ,luninr Class Play .lg Piunuur 4 lAilvurtisiug Managerl: Svuiur Class Play -I. VIRGINIA MAE PEEBLES LYIN ix known und ill'frri'ii1l4'Il Ivy lmnu' k l'ln-rr uri- fl'-ii' Iilu' hnr, if any. Iiluv Club l, Z3 Dclwalc l-4 ll'rcsi4lvnt l. -ll l'I'rcasurcr Zig Alpha Iii-ia liannna 24: Drama- tic Club S, -Ig Girls' Athletic Clulx 3. -I lVivv Prvsisluut 43: ,luninr Class l'l:iy .lg Svninr Class l'lu -I WAYNE PERRY . U- 1 il :I-urllrilwi' .w. . I xr ' ' I' .S'uvu. ur ,vnu ull klnm' ' fm' in tllu L1 5. Navy u- ' ..-.-, 4 Pnge -rwvney-ave . EDITH SHIRLEY SENIORS I IJCILLE POINTS Yin' lllulnlffvx In flruxr ln'r frirnzfx Ilnrh fun In lln' rlmlxx xlu' lrmlx. Drnumliv: Club lg Girl Reserva: 1: Illuc Club Girls' Athletic Club 3. BEULAH ROARK I Ilrfrmlulrlv girl ax you will srl' 1 II ln'u you lwliw' Ilml xlu' wurkx will: fi1IrI:l5 DIXIE Hlill2ll'l'S: Glue Lflub I: Pep Club I, 2. SIMON KENTON: ljlcc Club 3. -I. .Yllr rlmzv :ml lry for any l'm'fm.n- f lfnl Ilhvpla-v.v lm' .vlurr nj' mummu xvuxl' Iiirl Reserve Z, 33 Drzuuzulfz Club Z. -Ig liirls' Allllx-lic Club 3, -I CSccrL'l1lry, Rcpurteri. EVELYN SMITH If friI'ml.rl1ff'.v smilux .vnu fain mvuld win .lxls lln' xn'l'fI nf li7'1'lj'n. LLOYD: llmmurs l', 2: Girl Rcservc l. 2, 33 Glen Club I-.Kg Humc Ecnumuics 2, J LVICQ Presidcm LU. JACK SNAPE l'r.v, In' is Huw :m'ur'inly lnlzry lr I-'rum .Yinmn lfrnlnn ln' lvfl, u job lu lla. Nuu' in the L'. S, Navy Page -rwemy-sax 5 E N I Q R 5 2 ,.fl N 1 , .. , H--'f:ta ' 2 MARY LOU SOWDER , .llllry I.nn ix 11 lfupulur girl mf Gif 5 Xin' ix ulrlfuyx in ilu- ,vnriul wlrirl jig-lffgf' Girl Rvscrvu 14 l'l'rx'asurcr 2. Sucrctary J. Yin- H 'I' Prcsitlcut -ll: Clwcrlczulvl' l--lg Ulm Club l, Z mfg, .i z lPrcsitluntl: Monogram Eluh l-4 lllmrruspmulh ing' Secretary -Og juuiur Class Play 3: Girls' if Atblvstic Club 3. -lg Bt-llc of Svuiur Class 4. ' if L g M 1 LDRED TEBELMANN if ff li i T'jii11igEgizggQ ' ,I .wuml lhiukvr wlm .vlri-:uv fur Nu' Ircxl 1, ITE M ' , .S'lu .v 11 frivaul vvlw will ulxvuyx .vimni lin' ltzvl. rj :K ff A, ,k,L. lr, V ' 1Zf5:E5QQ.ii2lQ1 X Qirl Rt-serve l, 2, 45 Bible Study 1-4: Alpha Beta iiflg-'iffSfEEZEQEi llzuuma Z-4g Dramatic Club Sp Girls' Atllluhc ifiii F' 55 Club 3: Sinum Kcntoninu -l. 'Q iff i' y,,-1,, ,! N., 'ikszg .e 951: '35 6' TTYL . . liixfgil iff ,f - 5,3 ,K W.. A. MARGARET VAST! NE Yun mn rmml Im- us mu' nf mn' lvrxl ,Ylnr 1m'a.vu1-rx up hs ull llu' rrxrt. Bible Study lg Girl Reserve l. 2g Dramatic Club .lg Girls' Athletic Club 3. MARJ OR l E EVELYN WORTH I NGTON lllv1'r'Al'. 7'if'ucim1.v. mul ul'wuy.r xnliliny Ilrr lilra.viny mlyx un' wry lwcyullmy. Lilce Club l, 2: liirls' Athletic Club 3, -l fPrn:si- rleut Sl. STEVE WRENN, Jr, llunmrrmx mul 'rfry ullllrlir 'Z-I ftlruxilry rur'n'rl' ix prnfvlu'li4'. Hil' I-4 fRcpurtcr -0: Bible Study 3, -lg Mono- gram Club l-4 fPr0sitlcnt -ll: Basketball l-45 li. F. A. 3 lSgt. at Armli Baseball 25 Track -l. Page Twenty-seven SENIOR CLASS PLAY .1 Ad8fDl'8 Evening A ly: 1 nr ' . - k i 0 4, .. ., -Hgziz igl. , 1 S Yr9S0HFfi!f!5ii??Xf21!f5li - Hb L'9 The4liSZii1Qj3'r0om in g5gLxi,i5qJ:,, 5-fl, ,- ,. The Sprgssnt. 1,2 'A' I :gl V , who wa.nx.e to ought to be wished he mm, se'iiSi3iE15sf or 3154021 hi' Under-the din-ecnlon of Ries Minnie Shely Auditorium Thursuay, January 27, 8.0 CAST OF QP. Mae +1 : The living room in tina Adams home, a summer morning fa-xi wiv Act II: The Sams. An hour latar' Damon A62 Iill The ,',g g gvgg. A few mlYkXAiff?9g,3y?w'QB2 - ,llllfl W, Eifoducad -wpany, cmoacgcf -S, -, - 1 ' Q USHERS S irfglnix. Ha..d Evelyn tio 'bam Dickson Mary M smnett , N .Betty F ,V ...V S A mary L0Li'.SS?Wiff!' M I fifffff . K Q-fvfig - SS,S V , , .5 ,t . IFN ? E , X' Ag. 2'1 - Y 'N-ff A .SS Page Twenty-eight THE BEAU AND THE BELLE of the Senior Class MARY LOU SOWDER and ST EVE WRENN We present' the Beau and the Belle, elected by the three higher grades of Simon Kenton' BELLE' Mary Lau Sawcler. An example of the old adage, precious things come in small packages, Mary Lou has our vote for the most popular girl of our school, l-ler sweet smile and friendly ways have endeared her to all. BEAU:-- Steve Wrenn. Steve is our choice as the most popular boy. His ever-ready grin and clever little puns, not to mention the way he shines on the basketball floor, have matte him an all-arotntcl lavorttc. Page Twenty-nine SIMON KENTONIAN STAFF Sl'lll07l Kenfouian published monthly by the students of Simon Iicnfzni under the direction of Mrs. Lucile B1'0ll ll Co-Editors .. W .... ,. ,,., ,,,,,,, V irginia Hand and Elizabeth Moore Stencils ,,,,, , ,, ,,,,, ,Virginia Kline, Wanda Bridges and Mary Lou Sowder Composers ,,,,,, Ruth Banfield, Mary Barnett, and Gloria Baldwin Sports Reporter ,... , ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,. , ,,,,,,,,, .,,, ,,,,,,,. . , ,,,,,.,,, B e t rye Cockrell War Aid Reporters , ., .,,,, ,.., ,,,, ...., ,,,.,, W o I w do Bridges and Evelyn Smith Art Editor ,,,,,,, ..,,....,,,.,. .,.,, ,..... , ,,,,,..,....... , , , , .,,,,,,,, , Edith Crisweil Mimeogroph Operators .. ,,,,, e.,, , Mary Meiman, Evelyn Holz, Mildred Tebolmann ond Frances McKinley Tattle Tale Tessie ,,.. ,,,,,,,. , ,..,,,, A aonymous F ? P ? P Rep0'rte'rs in the groove -- Editors hu,1'z'ng l1rain storms - last minute rush - Tuttle Tale Tessic out of 'nems?? - dead line - Composers at work - Typezvriters clicking - Stencils flying - M1'mvog'raph roaring - Staples snrlppiolg - The finished producf I .' ! ! PREP Tllil'!-5' I- z 4 I LJ 7 t 4 -4 2: CJ va X m m. 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Ci.-I1 U2 si s w'5j,::.-uf, C 22 01- EE hE home early short furloughs getting teasing confusio English studying orthand sh sakes sh r Go K. hew its E c nm E 1: -.1 E2 re you ee Whiz A G ti ten ess 9: Z3 3 5 : : -c .2 0 Wu-4 Q-42-tu HE ,gn 32 OCA mn 58 Q v-l':: U In 'U FD ,Z-v. F- I BD E wi at 1 'U -E SQ? -sv!! id m vi Q .E :s Q. .,,.: W3 .D Eve Wil Elo Alv Kat Ev Ed Vir Au J o Fra Mary Eliz Imo Eliz Rob Vir Luc Beu Edi Eve Ma Mil Margaret Vastine B va un eu E 5 w aa un ua N o -:1 5- 'cz 3 o '11 bn 35. I5 Q .2 +4 ua 5 :v E S .E -I tl O B B2 2 O D N S F! E nv E ua 5 aa u U2 i uh CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of l944, of Simon Kenton High School, neor Independence, Kentucky, being obsessed of unsound intellect ond lock of sense do hereupon negotiate this os our lost will ond COVEHOTIT. ARTICLE ONE To members of the foculty we will the following: To Mr. Caywood, fewer headaches over school bus breakdowns. To Mrs. Brown, the sincere appreciation of .hav- ing known such a benign associate, friend, and Commercial teacher. To Mr. Cissna, a desire that he continue his benevolent influence in the school. To Miss Cockrell, some classes to teach next year. To Mrs. Ellenburg, a sufficient supply of gaso- line to make her trip to Arkansas this summer. To Mrs. Gabriel, the hope that no more cyclones wreck her car. To Miss Gardiner, some more ration points for her Home Economics department. To Mr. Gordon, congratulations for seeing the Pioneers through to high achievement. To Miss Hayes, a larger chemistry class. To Miss Hiteman, pencils wnd paper for her seventh and eighth grade pupils who come unprepared. To Miss Martin, a coach to relieve her of Boys' physical education. To Miss Marshall, a larger period of time to be- come acquainted. To Mr. Moore, n second Dunninger who can solve the mysteries of the broken window glasses. To Miss Orem, our thanks for knowing such a friendly amd obliging person. To Miss Redmon, our hope that her Dorothy Dix will have an effect on talent next yeni s faculty romances. machine to county pay To Miss figure Uncle Sam's deductions on checks. Richardson, xi calculating To Miss Riley, a priority on u new Ford. Schatzman, a wastecan especially to To Mrs. collect the chewing gum of her pupils. To Miss Shely, a more varied assortment of stage furniture for the Junior and Senior plays. To Miss Stephens, roses, for so ingeniously directing the progress of the '44 annual. To Miss Taylor, another crop of mathematical Seniors whom she so cupably trains for the future. To Mr. Vanlandingham, a pack of bloodhounds to hunt his lost possessions. To Mrs. Walters, a baton instead of a drumstick to direct the band. To Miss Weller, a book of boogie-woogie music to teach to her music classes next year. ARTICLE TWO To the Freshmen, our hope thot they will tone down the brass until it tokes on the dull sheen of gold. To the Sophomores, our hope thot they emulate the Seniors of '44, Pali Thirty-two CLASS WILL lContinuedl ARTICLE THREE To our lmmedlate successors, the Junior Ruth Anderson wills her place in shorthand class to Betty Bertram. Alberta Ackman bequeaths her placid disposition to Rita Price. Nina Armstrong leaves her line of sales-jabber to Jean Cook. Jeanie Bagby wills her jocund disposition to Audrey Richardson. Ellis Baker bequeaths his ladies in the lower grades to Warren Van Horn. Gloria Baldwin leaves her ability to make good impressions to Mary L. Rector. Ruth Bunfield wills her unique oratorical elo- quence to Lois Spanton. Mary Barnett bequeaths her pleasing: personality to Lucille Wayman. Violet Bass leaves her height to Geraldine Arnold. Viola Beck wills her good nature to Dolly Hoskins. h Ruby Bell beqnenths her affability to Wilma Clemons. Jean Benson bequeaths her charm to Janet Huff. Mary K. Bindel wills her qualities of persistence to Dorothy Liebermann. Wanda Bridges bequeaths her thoroughness to Billy Armstrong. Bettye Cockrell leaves her jitterbug ability to Dorothy McGraw. Ann Code wills her Pepsodent smile to Earl Napier. Edith Criswell bequeaths everything but her love for Eddie to Edna Egger. Rita Cross leaves her quietness to Ruth Lunsford. Gilbert Damon wills his place in Senior Class to Leslie Damon. Elizabeth Dickson bequeaths her neat appear- ance to Betty Rice. Gladys England leaves her preference for thc Navy to Elaine Francis. Betty Farrell wills her exhibit of musical skill to Jack Herold. Ralph Fin-aell bequeaths his interpretation of Shakespeare, when he gets it, to Clyde Hop- kins and Franklin Kidwell. Maurice Fisk leaves his expert handling: of cars to Donald Kelley, Justin Gaskins wills his quiet walk and poise to Harold Fisk and Eugene Neuspickel. Beverly Gers leaves her procrastination to Vir- ginia Haney. Virginia Hand bequeaths her scholastic standing to Robert Stambaugh. Edith Hensley wills her meekness to Nelda Brosmore. James Hetterman bequeaths his polite manners to Donald Newsom and Eugene Brewster. uc bequeath the following' Charles Holder leaves his like for fancy haircuts to Donald Russell and Jack Yates. Evelyn Holz wills her vocal perfection to Charles Deuser. Wilmer Hopkins bequeaths his mathematical in- genuity to Robert Fuchs. Eloise Irwin leaves her nieasureless finger 'nails to Ruth Dehncr. Alvin Jaeger wills his attractive clothes to Randall Wagner. Katherine Jennings bequeaths her forget-me-not eyes to Mary Jo Elliott. Everett Justice leaves his endless chatter to Carroll Cavanaugh. Edwin Kelly wills his way with women to Henry Bindel. Virginia Kline bequeaths her typing: stars to Juanita Berryman. Audrey Lawson leaves her flashing red hail' to Rosie Recker. John Maners wills his love ior book reports to Wally Hancock. Frances McKinley leaves her Kaintucky drawl to Jeanette Dearborn. Mary Meilnan bequeaths her friendliness to Robert Luck. Elizabeth Menefee wills her jerky giggles to Geneva Armstrong. Iniogaae Mills leaves her determination to Put Mi s. Elizabeth Moore bcqueaths her swee disposition to Billie Jean Allen. Robert Northcutt wills his brain factory to Louise Linvillc, Virginia Mae Peebles beqneaths her firm argu- mentation to Betty Barnes. Lucille Points leaves her carefree air to Pat Gosney. Beulah Roark wills her industrious manner to Stanley Beers, Edith Shirley bequeaths her rose-red cheeks to Betty Gaskins. Evelyn Smith leaves her remarkable hilarity to Donald McMillian. Jack Snape wills his spare time to Roy Chambers and Calvin Peebles. Mary Lou Sowder bequeaths her lily white com- plexion to Naomi Spegal. . Mildred Tebelmann leaves her punctuality to Wilma Jackson. Margaret Vnstinc wills her rcticence to Janet Knorr. Marjorie YVorthineftnu leaves her love for Will- iamstown to Elovese Wayman. Steve Wrenn bequeaths his affectionate thoughts to Ruth Finnell. ln witness whereof we have hereunto subscribed our nantes and affixed our seal this twenty- smth day of Moy, In the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-four. THE SENIOR CLASS Page Thirty-three x NRM ST Row 6 QUIZ K if 1 H 0 C1715 WELL I D S 'i,,, SES . 1 , sf? , 1 E. i V9.5 3 L51 i 8- , 'i 4- . X, X 5 so w MILLS X x .I Eg, MEN EFEE 1 , r f 22, Wdfiirgw mmf L conf Q-4, ENGL!! NP HETTERAMHN WRENN mo ' ,UST I QE F-s K .gli 1' Q2 snmey 'RET 5. Q-7525415 gy wi ' ' Q .g FN, 555Ff'1 Pg ThiK51 IZK M2259 CRYSTAL ALBERTA ACKMAN: Displayer of costly cos- metics for Co-eds. RUTH ANDERSON: Shc now rests in easc since marrying Rockefeller's successor. NINA ARMSTRONG: Owner of the Pee Wee 'Valley Bargain Store, that boasts of nylon hose. JEANIE BAGBY: Landlady who insists on No Men Allowed. ELLIS BAKER: Authoritative pest control speci- alist whose E-Z insect killer completely rids of roaches. moths, crickets, ants. and bed bugs. GLORIA BALDWIN: Lecturer on Why Women Should Rule! RUTH BANFIELD: Modern actress appearing in Stars Over Hollywood. MARY BARNETT: The connnnnity's likable preacher's wife. VIOLET BASS:'Owner of a Coiffure studio which styles personality permanents. VIOLA BECK: Originator of a new version of Pig Latin to lessen the dread of it for the future generations. RUBY BELL: Concluded that the best time saver is love at first sight. JEAN BENSON: Star radio sponsor of Hour of Charm. KATHERINE BINDEL: Drug Store Proprietor advertising B C Headache Powders. WANDA BRIDGES: Originator of the Hit or Miss tyopewxiting system. BETTYE COCKRELL: Sports editor and cheer leader for the Old Ladies croquet team. ANN CODE: Operator of a modern Beauty Salon: she is famous for introducing the Nu- way magic permanent wave which takes less than one hour. EDITH CHISWELL: Ideal wife of Cpl. Bach. RITA CROSS: Clerk in Covington's leading delicatessen. GILBERT DAMON: Final judge in the Florida Bathing Beauty Contest. ELIZABETH DICKSON: Unfolded to the world a lipstick containing glamour and your daily requirements of vitamins. GLADYS ENGLAND: Still trying to keep her girlish figger by drinking Heinz juices. BETTY FARRELL: Instead of acute indigestion she has a cute Marine. MAURICE FISK: Wall Street broker. JUSTIN GASKINS: World famous in Shakes- pearean Roles. BEVERLY, GERS: First rate skater at Madison Square Gardens. VIRGINIA HAND: Such a whiz at bookkeeping that she is a government employee at the mint. EDITH HENSLEY: Author of the best seller Golden Silence. JIMMY HETTERMAN: Originator of the Home Economics courses for Married men. CHARLES HOLDER: Uvniversity of Kentucky's tallest bald-headed basketball player. EVELYN HOLZ: Vocal specialist at the Willis Music Company. GAZING WILMER HOPKINS: Construction Engineer: Builder of Bridges. ELOISE IRWIN: She slipped him a kiss: he slipped her a ring. ALVIN JAEGER: The former cracker jack lover being disappointed in romance has decided to tour the world-his first stop being at Paris. KATHERINE JENNINGS: A celebrated model at the Netherland Plaza for the leading de- partment store of Cincinnati. EVERETT JUSTICE: A local auctioneer and author of the best-seller, How to tell Corny Jokes and Get Away with It. EDWIN KELLY: Greater part of life spent try- ing to put man back on basis of the dom- inating sex. VIRGINIA KLINE: Violinist in America's lead- ing swing bwncl. AUDREY LAWSON: Famous over night for writing a Boswellian biography about the most unusual Miss Stephens. JOHN MANERS: First private owner of the Helicopter-upon which he has made an im- provement. FRANCES McKINLEY: Manager of an antique shop consisting mostly of her old text hooks which she used while being educated at Simon Kenton. MARY MEIMAN: Hash slinger at the Ptomaine Chili Parlor. ELIZABETH MENEFEE: Engaged in big busi- .iess selling children's and infants' wear. IMOGENE MILLS: Author of A Nurse's Memoirs. ELIZABETH MOORE: Renowned concert pianist who has made many musical tours around the world. ROBERT NORTHCUTT: Inventer of the longer- lasting, better-tasting chewing gum. VIRGINIA PEEBLES: Being disappointed in Kenton County's Justice she is taking re- venge through her novel Why Women Leave Home. WAYNE PERRY: Inventer of a long range gun that will shoot to Tokyo. LUCILLE POINTS: After pondering for nine years over whether to work or get married she has decided to retire. BEULAH ROARK: Head of the receptionist committee at the Waldorf Astoria. EDITH SHIRLEY: Operator of the latest Bur- rough's calculating device. JACK SNAPE: His newly perfected Mechanical Man eliminates work. MARY LOU SOWDER: Mrs. Farrell becomes Miss Cincinnati. - MILDRED TEBELMANN: Owner of a well known auto-gyro air line transporting pupils on holi- days from Simon Kenton to New York. MARGARET VASTINE: New method of slender- izing body contours. MAIRJORIE WOR'I'.HING'I'ON: Manager and operator of the Speed Way Taxi Company, Inc. STEVE WRENN: Athletic coach for the 1954 Simon Kenton all-star all girl basket ball team. Page Thirty-slx WHO Alberta Ackman .........,.... Ruth Anderson ..... Ni-na Armstrong ..........,... Jeanie Bagby ....,,, Ellis Bake . ...... .. Gloria Baldwin .,.,. Ruth Banfield ..... Mary Barnett .... Violet Bass ..... Viola Beck Ruby Bell .......... Jean Benson .............,...... Kathryn Bindel ....,......... Wanda Bridges .,...,....... . Bettye Cockrell .,............ Ann Code .,,..,. Edith Criswell ..... Rita Cross .... . ...... Gilbert Damon .......... ,... . . Elizabeth Dickson Gladys England .............. Betty Farrell Ral.ph Finnell , ...... Maurice Fisk ....... Justin Gaskins ..... Beverly Gers ....... Virginia Hand ,,.. . Edith Hensley ................ James Hetterman Charles Holder .............. ,. Evelyn Holz ....... ..... ........ Wilmer Hopkins , ........ Eloise Irvin .................... Alvin Jaeger .. ............... . Katherine Jennings .... Everett Justice .............. Edwin Kell y .......... Virginia Kline ..... ........ Audrey Lawson .............. John Maners ................ Frances McKinley .......... Mary Meiman ................ Elizabeth Menefee , ....,.... Imogr.-ne Mills .................., Elizabeth Moore .,.......... Robert Northcutt ., .......... Virginia Peebles ., ,....... .. Wayne Perry ...... , Lucille Points ..... Beulah Roark ......, Edith Shirley ....... Evelyn Smith ....... Jack Snape . ................... .. Mary Lou Sowder .......... Mildred Tebelmann Margaret Vastine ...,...... ,. Marjorie Worthington .... Steve Wrenn ......,. , ....... ,. RADIO REMINDS US OF Ruth Lyons ..................... Emily Post . ...... . ............ .. PeiZEY Young ...... Molly McGee ......... ...... Abner Peabody ,... . ..... . Dixie Dugan ...... ...... Dorothy Dix ...... ...,.. Ma Perkins ........ .. , ..... Mary Livingston ............ Portia Blake ........ Betty Crocker ....... ...... Jungle Princess ............., Elizabeth Peabody ........., Little Orphan Annie . .... . Scarlet 0'Hara .......,,....... Olive Kackley .................. Mary Noble ........ .,.... Our Gal Sunday Joey Brewster .............,., Mary Aldrich ..............., Penelope Giggleboxcr .. Boots .,.. .. .............. ..... , Mousie Gray .... ,. .... .. Frank Sinatra .,,. ...... Dr. I. Q. . .......... ..... . Judy Canova ..., .. .... .. Mary Foster ..... ...... Helen Trent , ..... ..... . Jack Armstrong ,,... .... . . Major Bowes ..... Kate Smith , .... ...... Y'H0oty ............. ...... Blondie ............. Henry Aldrich ...........,.... Arlene Francis ................ The Great Gildersleeve Captain Midnight ...... ,, .... Belle Jones .....,.. .,............ .Dinah Shore ......., .,.. . . Lorenzo Jones .... ...... Ma McCormick Stella Dallas .... ., ..... . Edie Gray .......... ...... Ellen Brown Lelia Ransom ...... ...... Jimmy Scribner ..... ...... Eleanor Roosevelt .......... .lust Plain Bill ...,... ,... ..... Daisy Mae , ......... ...... Nancy ............. . .... ...... Winnie Winkle , ...... ..... . Gracie Allen ,, ...... ..... . Lowell Thomas Peggy 0'Neill .,.... Mammy Yokum Chee Chee .......... ...... Zazu Pitts ...... . ...... L'il Abner QUIPS WHY She keeps up with the fashions Because of her knowledge of etiquette Various suitors frequent her door Her humor is very pronounced He is independent and gets his adagcs mixed up She is vivacious and makes friends easily Through experience she can give advice to the lovelorn . Amiability and charm are distinct possessions of hers She is very gay and lively Because shc fares life courageously Her recipe for life is to he a housewife Because of her captivatine charm She is very exacting in her work Because she is very industrious and dependable The men in her life She is capable of giving advice on Home-Ee matters Recause she is a back-nf-the-lirics sweetheart She is a quiet friend liked by everyone Because he gets around Her social activities are many Sometimes she develops an advanced case of giggles She is very carefree and has many buddies He has little to say and school is like a mother to him'l??? Because he is a swoon goon! Intelligence is his lot Because of her scatterbrain ideas She is Co-editor of the Simon Kentonimn Ability to face difficulties He is an All American boy He is always goincr around in his Essex and you never know wherc hc'll stop Rc-cause of her knockout voice He is so busy that we never see him She has pretty blonde hair Because he frequently gets into tough spots She is very familiar with blind dates Because of his hearty laugh He keeps such late hours Because of her patiefnce One of her abilities is singing His inventions have made him a character to the town Contribution to a friendly atmosphere She is always helping those in need Her ability to mix things up Because she solves difficult problems Her southern drawl is one of her characteristics He is very versatile in his work and can dramati- cally portray several characters She is a born leader - Because he is a very likable bov Because she is always trying to catch a man and usually succeeds She is a cute little Senior who keeps us in a good humor Because she now is an office girl Her ability to make people laugh He always has a lot of news She She She Her is popular and well liked by her friends effficiently applies time savers approves that Life can be beautiful vocabulary consists of a number of pet ex- pressions Because he wears clodhoppers to school sometimes, and he has a Daisy in the Junior Class Page 'rainy-sewn YEAR'S REVIEW September - October - November September l3, l943, marked the beginning of an exciting, fastemoving school year Many of our boys did not return to school, because they had heeded the call to the colors. Among these were four members of last year's Junior Class: Ralph l-lardgrove, Joe Sterling, Daniel Fulmer, and Larry Sisson, Good luck to you and to those Seniors who left during the year You have gone to war in order that we may finish our education and live in peace We are deeply grateful to you. Class officers were elected at the first meet- ing, At a later meeting, the class, after much controversy, decided upon a blue Norwegian seal cover for the yearbook. Joyful over a called meeting at English period, we discussed, examined, and finally chose our calling cards and invitations, Even then, we were mindful that many hurdles must yet be crossed ere the great day had arrived. On November 22, l943, it must have seem- ed to underclassmen that Seniors were having a dress parade, the boys wore their best suits tincluding tiesl and the girls had the latest in hair-does. You have guessed it! Young and Carl had come to photograph them. Steve Wrenn and Mary Lou Sowder were selected as the Beau and the Belle of Simon Kenton. Following tradition, each year the most popular girl and boy are chosen from the Senior Class by the entire Senior High School for these coveted honors We regret that three of our classmates Wayne Perry, Jack Snape and Ray Violett left us to loin the ranks of fighting forces upon the sea Our loss is Uncle Sai-n's goin. December - january - February The lonq waited for Christmas vacation came at last, The students, in a state of hilarity and joviality, left Simon Kenton December 24, I943, not to return until January 3, l944, the beginning of a new year of opportunities. A short time after the lengthy vocation was terminated, glamorous facsimiles of our seniors began pouring into Simon Kenton accompanied by much admiration from fellow classemen. These portraits found their way into the gloss show case in the hall to be approved by a greater number of people. The eventful and traditional senior class play was selected by Miss Shely, the director, and competitive try-outs were held. After some consideration, Miss Shely chose the characters and began extensive work on it The first play practice was held on January 6, and frequent rehearsals were held thereafter The Madison Avenue Bowling Alley was the scene of much sport on January 22, This bowling party was sponsored by the Seniors for the school The alleys were reserved solely for Simon Kenton and a good crowd attended for an evening of recreation We all wondered why Mr. Moore was dash- ing about with o topemeasure and yardstick on the morning of January l4. Our questioning glances were soon answered when we got word that we were to be measured for our caps and gowns that day. On January l8, the entire student body had a good excuse for dressing up because that was the day for the Webster Studio to take pictures of all pupils for the '44 Pioneer, Although there were some humorous occur- rences backstage iand on-stage too for that matterl during play practices for the presenta- tion of Adam's Evening, the big night saw a great change in the participants, January 27, l944, the S. K. S auditorium was the stage of an interesting farce with quite an exhibition at talent, P330 Thirty-nlghl YEAR'S REVIEW CContinuedl March - April - May On March 3rd, the 66th District Tournament, Simon Kenton versus Waltan4Verono, was held This was a very special event, Simon Kenton won the victory and an attractive trophy as an award. Mr. Spahr left Simon Kenton for o ministerial position at Cadiz an March 3, On March Sth, Young and Carl visited our school to take schoolroam scenes and campus views. This was an eventful day for the annual staff since they got out of classes to escort the guests about the building . The ninth and tenth of March played an important port in Simon Kenton's basketball records, The worthy Pioneers defeated the Highland Bluebird favorites on the ninth after a thrilling game. The weary Pioneers after such a victory the night before were defeated on the tenth by the Dixie Cardinals. The Pioneers deserve our words of praise for a most success- ful season. On March l7, the Band presented a rip- rooring Black Face Band minstrel which increas- ed band funds considerably. We must admit, however, that some of the members were uni- clcntifioble, Our school was well represented in the district speech festival which was held at Ludlow on March 22 and 23, Our participants received worthy ratings ond some attained a trip to Lexington to participate contest, the right of in the state was also an several solos Kenton were excellent ra- tings, On the eleventh the band received a rating of excellent and received the encourage- ment thot they are on the road up. The music festival at Holmes important event. On the tenth and small ensembles from Simon contestants who came back with On April Zi, the F. F. A. again successfully sponsored o Father and Son Banquet The month of May will be the busiest af the school year for the seniors. Our annual Junior-Senior picinic is scheduled for May 6, at Sharon Woods. This promises to be very en- tertaining, Two members of the Senior class will take part in the All Kentucky Chorus to be held at Lexington on May I3. Then, last of all, come the closing excercises of our mem- orable high school days: Class Night, Baccalau- reate, Honor Day, and Commencement. Now, that we have reached our goal, a feeling of nostalgia tor all we leave behind overwhelms us. E595 Page Thinyinine Page Forty Page Flirly-One 4 THE HONOR ROLL The requirements for the Semester Honor Roll are as follows: an average of B in scholar- ship lone C permrssible in a mayor or a minor subiect no D lg satisfactory conduct on bus and at schoolg Honor Roll standing for each of the three periods during the semester. The names of the pupils making the Semeiter Honor Rolls are kept in a Blue Book. First Semester Honor Roll Seventh Grode Clifford Fisk Mary Gregg Dorothy Masters Betty Pitcher Norma Richardson Aaron Wayman James Wilson Eighth Grade Miley Sue Bird Wendell Bridges Beverly Hzihlen Jean Brinkley Evelyn Flynn Ila Gaskin Virginia House Claude Taylor Anna Webb Freshmen Robert McGraw Betty Martin Betty Meier Pauline Stephenson Sophomores Betty Sue Caldwell Ruby 'Cook Granville Deatherage Virginia Fisk Erma Landrum Geneva Maddox William Armstrong Betty Barnes Jack Herold Wilma Jackson Gloria Baldwin Ruth Banfield Wanda Bridges Edith Criswell Elizabeth Dickson Ann Mayhugh Eugene Merlock Jean Rector Evelyn Scherder Gloria Threlkeld Juniors Louise Linville Lois Spanton Naomi Spegal Robert Stambaugh Seniors Virginia Hand Virginia Kline Elizabeth Moore Robert Northcutt Virginia Mae Peebles Second Semester Honor Roll Possibilities Seventh Grade Richard Colclough Clifford Fisk Mary Gregg Paul Sodcn Anna Tungate Eighth Grade Delores Barnes Miley Sue Bird Wayne England Jean Baird Jean Brinkley Rosella Finnell Evelyn Flynn Ila Gnskin Stella Beers Marion Feebeck Beverly Hahlen Claude Taylor Freshmen Betty Martin Betty Meier Joyce Richardson Pauline Stephenson Sophomores Ruth Justice Betty Sue Caldwell Ann Mayhugh Granville Deatherage Jean Rector Virginia Fisk Rita Faulkner Evelyn Scherder Gloria Thrclkeld Juniors William Armstrong Louise Linville Betty Barnes Jack Herold Wilma Jackson Wanda Bridges Mary Barnett Ruth Bunfield Edith Criswell Elizabeth Dickson Virginia Hand Eloise Irwin Lois Spanton Naomi Spegal Robert Stninbaugh Seniors Imogene Mills Elizabeth Moore Robert Northcutt Virginia Mae Peebles Beulah Roark Mary Lou Sowder Mildred Tebelmann THE HONOR CLUB The names of those Seniors who make the Honor Club ore kept in a White Book. ln order to become o member of the Honor Roll Club, a pupil must have had an average of B or better for the grades IO, ll, and I2 with no D gradeg must have had satisfactory deportmentg and must have earned at least I5 points in cxtro-curricular activities The maximum number ot points to be earned in any one activity is 3. The Honor Club signifies outstanding work in both scholarship and extra-curricular activities. Honor Club possibilities for the year l9Ll3-44 are: Edith Criswell Virginia Hand Elizabeth Moore Robert. Northcutt Virginia Mae Peebles Page Forty-two SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS We devote this page to listing those who merit soecial recognition in various fieldsi Senior High School Junior High School Betty Meier Courtesy ................................ James Hetterman Courtesy ..... . ..,.,.....,.. ,, ........... .. Best All Around Girl ..... ........ E lizabeth Moore Best All Around Boy ....,,.......... Robert Northcutt Citizenship ..,,.................... . ......., Virginia Hand Athletics, Girls ......... Athletics, Boys ., .... History .............. Mathematics ..... Science ..,....... English , ...... Spelling .. ........ ,.... . Commerce ...,..... Agriculture ......, Ila Gaskin Best All Around Girl ..... .. .. Best All Around Boy ,.... .....,......... C laude Taylor Mm.jm.ie rvol.,-hingmn Citizenship ...,.....,.,................ Pauline Stephenson Steve Wrenn Athletics, Girls Catherine Collier and Dom-ld Newsom Athitttcs, Bots .... Virginia Mae Peebles ' ........ Justin Gaskins . ..... Robert. Northcutt , .... Elizabeth Moore SCICYNIS -----'-'---- Social Science . ...,. . Mathematics .....,. Robert Stambaugh English Edith Criswell Billy Armstrong Spelling ......Eugene Barnett Ila Gaskin Evelyn Flynn Franklin Daugherty Betty Meier Claude Taylor Claude Taylor placed second in the County Elizabeth Moore Spelling Bee and Wendell Bridges wus our other Edith Criswell representative. Home Economics ....... ............,,,. R uth Justice Latin ,... ............,..,... ..... R o bert Stamhaugh Orntory .... .,.......... ......... R u th Banfield Dramatics Salutatorian ....., Vuledictorian .... .. Virginia Hand SPEECH EVENTS AND MUSIC FESTIVAL Nome Ruth Banfield ......,.... Betty Barnes .. .... .. Ruth Banfield ,.... . Jill Yates .....,......... ., Mary Jo Elliott ..... ,,... Estil Lee Kidwell .... Lois Spanton ..... ...... Elizabeth Moore ...... Wilma Moore ..... Wilma Moore , .....,.. . Event , ..... Orntory ....,....... . ...............,..,.... ......Extemporaneous Speaking ......Senior High Discussion ,..,..Radio Speaking ...... , ........ . ..... Dramatic Interpretation ......Drmnatic Reading , ..... Poetry Reading ....,..... ......Prose Literature ......Junior High Discussion .... .Junior Prose Reading ......... . . ..... . ...... Ot these Elizabeth Moore and Lois Spantnn went to the State Speech Tournament ot Lex- ington. Each of these girls received a rating of excellent, Rating ...................Good Excellent .. .....,.. Good ,Fair Good Good , .... Excellent Superior . ..... Second Excelleint The tollowing students represented Simon Kenton in the Spring Music Festival at Covington: Name Event Rating Audrey Lawson ,..,... .... ...., , X I Billie Jean Allen .. .... ...... S cnior High Trio .,... .,... E xcellcfnt Evelyn Holz ........... ...... i Audrey Lawson ...... Soprano Solo ....,........ . ...... Good Evelyn Holz .......... .. .... Contralto Solo ...... .... G ood Elizabeth Moore ..,,, ....,. P iano Solo , ......,... .,.........,,......,..................,.............. .... ..... G o o d Audrey Lawson .... Elifabgth Mgife ' These six students were selected from the wlilzfia E22 clegflmig Senior Glee Club to represent Simon Kenton in Rav Moore ' the All-Kentucky Chorus. Chiirles Deuscr . ...,, ...... Band . .,,................ ...... M usic Festival ...... ,, .......,........ , ..... ..,.. E xcellent Page Forty-thi-ee ,S U- yu., 1uNnoRs ie J. .illwn Gxezuf-vu ivmsi ronr irmgirc-113 Scralriine Arnold Batty BSYDGS Page Forty-four IUNIORS nge Forty-Uv IUNIORS Donald l!cl-Killian Patricia Kills Earl Napier Eugene Nauspickel Donald Newsom Audrey Richardson Ucuald Russell Lois Spanton Naomi Spegnl Robert Stambaugh Pig! 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Douglas curl Dryden DDl'lllld Dllllllllll Forrest Dllllllgllll 'rnonms Dm-r Page 1-my-four L ' l Annu Mllry Ellrlcs Frnllk Erlrlcs Hnruld Elleuburg Wllync Englnnd Marian 'Pecbcck mynmllu Flmmll Betty Fuchs Mnrguel-llv GL-rbmll Rmllllll Gcrth Walter Glll wllmlll Gnsncy mlll-on Green Lmlls clrluulv Bm-l-ly ulllllen clllrnlwl 1-mllwull Alun Hcruld Annu. Loulse Hlxffllker JOM! Human Mnrgnret Hutchins Ruby Hynll Pnlll Jllcksull Rnbvrt Jllcubs G0l'd0n Johnson Wllllnln JIISMCC Dnnllld Keeney f' lllc.,ll'ru Ktllcy Kl'IhlI!lh LIIWSOII Mnfghfel L80 Nxillty Marsh Mary Martin lllnrvlll Ml-nefee Mynlv more wllmll :mme Rnv Nmves Q clmrles Peru: EIGHTH GRADE Page FUI?-five EIGHTH GRADE ol-m-vlvvd l-'drlwddd my Rector amy J. Requllrdl .ll-lmnllle mqlllll-dz .nlml-s Rice Mllry Rleu lvllldred mee .lack Rhodes Jerry me nom-ns Audrey Rnwlrtkv Mnrzuwllln slllyl-rs Harold sclmdlel- muy .my sdllrldek Dummy seme Wnndn smllll .L lz. Spegnl nduel-l swvcns Claude 'rllyldr sdhlly Tomlin Shirley vmlund Allllll Wdbb .lunlur Vleldun cdunzryslde vlow Pd ge muy-slx SEVENTH GRADE 1 calmer Amp , mm-ence Annsmmng R07-lCl'! AFIIISLTGIIK mum xa-im vm. Bnldwln Mm' E. Banks Nvlllv lxllll' Bnrlwll :mmm nm-gm Mm- mu sm Rnsoumry nmder Clmrlrs B'H3'm0l' Eliznbcth Buwvn LUIS Bridges Donald 'Brlnklcy Kvlth Brockmnll Milfs!!! Brutklmxh Bessie Lee Brookh Una Belle Brown Emmett Burnsldn Edwllrd Bush Tlmums cum num cnmm ummm cnmouuh nn conms Lydia connemy Noln Lvc emu num cmm wmmn cum Lucy crown.-r x-mmklln culumsnn mary Culbertson an-un Drunrun sugrm- Delulcr Kumi-an nw-nmrd .1051-pu nm-mm P880 Fifty-SBVBH SEVENTH GRADE cnrrln Marla Euston nnle Ellcnburg nonnla Elliott Charles my Epprrly Lloyd lflnnell Clifford Flsx Frances l-'lynn Fredrick Fnlrrrnnn l-lngn E. Gers sllly Gibson .ml-pn olnzn lmlnrra Gurney amy Green Mnry craze Munn c, Guttrldgc Jewell Hnrrls Dnrollry 1-lnrrlsnrl Balllllo Hayes Hem' J. Heeger Wllllnm Keener Dlilllvl Hermes llclvll l+IlCkS Hownrd Hughes Vernon Hunlnn Edwin JIICKSOII JOM! JUMP Dura Kidwtll wnllrr Lawson Alum L0 Nnsttr I lunmrew Llnz Donnld Lens cnrrnll Lower vlrgll Maners Dorothy Masters Russell Mcxlnley Pngn Filly-eight l.!ULLy J. MCPlwrDn Dulc Meyers .!03'C0 IKIl'3'0rS 'l'l'llnmn Mv:ycl'S Kfnlwtlx Mybrs Jo Ann MDIIDLL Gvrlllrlllh' Mullllls Knrl Nllplvr Vlnln Nvuslllrlicl Evelyn Nnvl mln.-1-I Nurlhcutt nl-rm-ra Parr Volmu Perry ummm Pemngvr ul-ny Lou Pitcher .hum-s Rmnmuy Nurllul Rl1:Inll'dm0n Billy llubvrls ' Ellis Robinson Jxlck RUSS Ulurln llllwltlltf xvmum ummm muy J. nylm Pm-1 sm-gem Mm-y E. Sclmcllux' Olml Sulllvlulcr lillxsvll Slmrpu lhllcl Shlrlds CIWSICI' Slnllnuus Lvslnll' Shmnons Pzull Sodvh Dale Sbcpllvlls Jilmcs Sblth BEEN' Taftershnll RDF Tnbellllg SEVENTH GRADE Page FHL!-nine SEVENTH GRADE if you disposi Senior vera 'rebelmann Myron -rhommn serum 'rrmklu Anlll 'PIHIKICE winumr 'rut-ner Robert Lev UE! Aaron Wayman lan Webster Alun White Freddle While Wlmdn Wllllnms James Wilson Norlnn J. WDXKS ADVICE TO FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES Seldom take more than one book home. You will create o bod impression upon the teachers, take too many Throw paper towels upon the floor of the lavatory. lt solves the unemployment problem. Eat your delicacies in the hall, They are more appetizing there, since it is forbidden. Run to catch the bus at night, lt will save Mr, Moore's gas, even if it is hard on his tion. Edge your way into lunch line whenever you get an opportunity. lt gives you that dignified appearance. Shriek with laughter at the teachers' jokes. They expect it, Always applaud loudly and long during pay programs. lt may tend to deter classes. Take your time between class periods. lt makes for shorter class recitations. Sightsee as much as possible on the second floor after your lunch hour. Miss Gardiner and Mrs. Gabriel issue passes freely. Write your own absence excuses, This will develop an early talent for fiction writing anrl thus increase your imagination to go and m Furnish your own gum during class. Mrs, Schatzmdn and Miss Shely may not have enough around. Call the teachers by their first names. lt sounds much more informal. Ignore Miss Stephens' long assignments, Shakespeare's dead anyway. Neglect homework as often as possible. All work and no ploy makes Jack a dull boy. Be absent as often as possible. This will give you an excuse for not knowing your lessons ay serve to keep the class from progressing too rapidly. Spill ink in the halls occasionally. That will keep Spurge occupied. P888 SKID' A , ,GSX-X e x fr 7 Q I 5 1 9 4 5 K 4x,V' 941- mwgwgzgk Vx, A l 62:oQh fqQN,QQg' Y If I 9961062648599 UN' 99 ffgf' 'I fy sv Wlfflwfk Q3 3 .4 r Q 4 J , Q, IB gf - HOME FRONT AT WAR These are the times that try lll0'll'S souls .-... yet we liape this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph. What me obtain too cheap, we esteem. too lightly: it is dear- ness only that gives everything its value. Heaven knows how to put ri proper price upon its goods, and it ziroiilrt be 'strange indeed if so celestial an article as FREEDOM shoiilrl not lu- highly rated - Thomas Paine This year Simon Kenton students have con- tributed much toward the war effort on the home front. The regular sale of Defense Stamps and War Bonds has been going on all year. An accurate account of sales made shows that students and teachers have purchased 56,734.25 in bonds and stamps through April 25. Early in the fall pupils collected a quantity of waste paper to relieve the impending paper shortage. The Future Farmers sponsored a scrap drive and the result was a large supply turned in. An Allied Relief campaign for cloth- ing' in the fall, and a Clothes for Russia cam- paign in the spring were most successful. Simon Kenton responded generously to our courageous allies. Rag dolls and scrap books for refugee children were made by various ones in this schoolg likewise, a collection of coat hangers, which sold for two cents each, was undertaken to secure funds for war organizations, A large collection of books and magazines was sent to the Darnell Hospital at Danville. During the year the Commercial Department was respon- sible for typing 3000 blood donor cards. Home Economics classes were engaged a part of the year in making utility bags and blanket robes under the direction of the Red Cross for members of the armed forces. The Home Economics girls also filled Christmas boxes for the service men. Menu cards and Easter place cards for special occasions were made by the mathematics department The some group sponsored a white elephant sale which was an auction of myster- ious boxes and choice delicacies to go to the highest bidders. The proceeds, which reached the height of 57533, went to the Red Cross and along with the sale money went a donation from teachers and pupils amounting to S28 09. A basketball game was sponsored, also for the Red Cross, which totaled 515,88 Thus Simon Kenton's total contribution to the Red Cross was Sl 19.30. The Senior bays and girls enrolled for a course in First Aid offered by Mr, C. A. Taylor. They acquired a wide range of information that will be of vital importance to them and others around them. They went into the course with the serious attitude of giving their best and their diligence was manifested by a rapid pro- gress in the correct methods of giving First Aid. The following of our seniors and teachers becarne blood donors this year: Gilbert Damon, Imogene Mills, Nina Armstrong, Evelyn Smith, Ruby Bell, Maurice Fisk, Edwin Kelly, Beverly Gets, Miss Elma Taylor, Mrs, Lucile Brown, Miss Helen Richardson, and Miss Kathryn Orem. Some of these have made two donations. We are indeed proud of them. Although their conf tribution cannot be measured in terms of money, the amount of blood donated was equivalent to 5525. 1 Page Sixty-three HOME FRONT AT WAR fContinuedl During the latter part of the school year, the Red Cross offered a Home Nursing Course in which several of our teachers, seniors, and patrons participated, A community Cannery project was set up during the summer of IQ43, the results were so promising that it will again be placed at the disposal of the community in l944 under the direction of the Home Economics and the Agriculture Departments. Approximately 60,000 pints of fruits, vegetables, and meats were canned during l9-l3. The cannery has indeed served its purpose during the present crisis, Home Food Production classes for adults have also played a vital part in the war effort. TO The F. F. A. has encouraged fellow class- mates to raise larger gardens. Total produce being raised by members of this organization consists of nineteen acres in vegetables, thirty- three acres of corn, twelve acres of tobacco, twenty-seven hundred sixty chickens, and cows, hogs, sheep, and beef. A large broader house and a plant bed, l2O feet by 9 feet are also accomplishments of the Future Farmers. They realize the importance of food production, These activities show that students and patrons of Simon Kenton are doing much at home to promote o speedy victory and to bring about that day when our boys will return home.,They are truly behind the lines fighters. These members of '44 who have enlisted in the fight for freedom, a salute. Their sacrifice is one of which the Class of '-'lfl proudly boosts. Gilbert Damon Daniel Fulmer Justin Gaskins Ralph Hardgrovo Wayne Perry Larry SISSOIW Jack Snape Joe Sterling Ray Violett P11536 SIX!!-flvv COMMUNITY CANNERY Page smy-sm Ellis Baker Gloria Baldwin Ruth Bartfield Betty Barnes Rav Chambers Gilbert Damon ALPHA BETA GAMMA To Measure Is to Know 6 E? any sq 1 MISS ELMA TAYLOR, Sponsor Regular Members Mary Ja Elliott Ralph Finnell Maurice Fisk Robert Fuchs Justin Gaskins Doris Hand James l-letterman Wilmer Hopkins Edwin Kelly Audrey Lawson Louise Linville Ann Mayhugh Imogene Mills Elizabeth Moore Robert Northcutt Jean Rector Lois Spanton Naomi Spegal Robert Stambaugh HONOR MEMBERS Justin Gaskins 7 Imogene Mills Wilmer Hopkins Robert Northcutt Elizabeth Moore Ellis Baker James l-letterman Associate Members Willard Anderson Billy Armstrong Betty Sue Caldwell Edith Moe Criswell Granville Deatherage Evelyn Flynn Esther Kelley Betty Martin Robert McGraw Virginia Peebles Joyce Richardson Evelyn Scherder Wilma Clemons lla Goskin Betty Meier Billy Tomlin Ruby Cook Edith Hensley Joe Messing Gloria Threlkeld Ray Violett OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester President .,.A. Justin Gaskins ..,. . ., ,, Wilmer Hopkins Vice President .. ,. .,., ,,,,,, E dwin Kelly A , , Ann Mayhugh Secretary ,, ,,,, Robert Northcutt Treasurer , ,,,. . .. Robert Stambaugh Reporter ,.,.,, , , James l-letterman The only Greek letter organization at Simon Kenton is Alpha Beta Gamma composed of our mathematical wizards These seekers of the truth glibly discuss and apply quadratic and geometric formulae, Even the teachers were stumped at their recent assembly quiz program. To be eligible for membership in this honorary organization, regular members must main- tain a standing of B at least for nine semesters of mathematics. Honor members are those with a standing of B for twelve semesters. The annual department award was presented to Justin Gaskin, the member having the highest standing, Page Sixty-seven SUPPOSE THAT Mrs. Brown were tan instead of brown Mr. Caywood were ply wood instead of Cay-wood Mrs. Ellenburg were a hamburg instead of an Ellenburg Miss Gardiner were a florist instead of a Gardener Mr. Gordon were a garden instead of a Gordon Miss Hayes were a mist instead ot a haze Miss Marshall were a police chief instead of a marshal Miss Martin were a robin instead at a martin Mr. Moore were less instead of more Miss Redman were ag pink lady instead of a Red-man Miss Richardson were Richard's daughter instead of Richard's son Miss Shely were a Shelley instead of a Shely Miss Stephens were a sliding chicken instead at a stepping hen - Miss Taylor were a butcher instead of a tailor Mr. Vanlandingham were a craft cheese instead of a Vanlanding-ham Nina Armstrong were a weak arm instead of an Armstrong Ellis Baker were a milkman instead of a Baker Violet Bass were a herring instead of a bass Ruby Bell were a gong instead of a Bell Jean Benson were Ben's daughter instead at Ben's-son Wanda, Bridges were a skyscraper instead of a Bridge R Ann Code were a Morris Cade instead of an Ann Code Edith Criswell were a spring instead of a well Rita Cross were a post instead of a Cross Gilbert Damon were a night man instead at a Day-man Betty Farrell were adieu instead at farewell Beverly Gers were a brake instead of Gers Virginia Hand were an arm instead of a Hand James Hetterman were a Hetter woman instead at a Hetter-man Charles Holder would release her instead of Hold-er! Wilmer Hopkins were a Harry Hopkins instead of a Wilmer Hopkins Eloise lrwin were o lr-loss instead of a lr-win Alvin Jaeger were a caugar instead of a iaguar Everett Justice were a preacher instead ot a justice-of-the-peace Audrey Lawson were a lawsuit instead of a Lawson Mary Meiman were my woman intead of my man Imogene Mills were factories instead of plain Mills , Virginia Peebles were a pebble instead ot a Peebles Lucille Points were a circle instead at a point Beulah Roark were Noah Ark instead of Roark Steve Wrenn were a sparrow instead at a Wrenn GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB ROSTER Miss ELIZABETH MARTIN, sponsor Ruth Anderson Elizabeth Dickson Eloise lrwin Edith Shirley Geneva Armstrong Betty Gaskins Pat Mills Mary Lou Sawder Ann Code Pat Gasney Virginia Peebles Elavese Wayman Ruth Dehner Virginia Hand Rose Recker Lucille Wayman Gladys England Virginia Haney Audrey Richardson Marjorie Worthington OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,.s, ,,.........................,..., A,,,,, Y V Vice' President L, ..,.L.,,..,.L. L Ruth Anderson Virginia Peebles Secretary 'and Reporter .. .,,...... Edith Shirley Treasurer ,,,, ,WWW ......,,.. . Virginia Hand Pug! amy-eigne GIRL RESERVE CLUBS WE SERVE SENIOR HIGH ROSTER JUNIOR HIGH ROSTER , MISS ON' RILEY, Sponsor MRS. Beieisiice ELLENBURG, sponsor Alberta Ackman Virginia Hand Nina Armstrong Dorothy Lieberman rlafilggeguiolsrgfg mgllgsrijloflf legme Bclgby Frances Mclqmley Reba Brown Marzawilla Salyers MQW BGVUSII Am Mcyhugh Rosella Finnell Dorothy Settle Marlowe Bmde' leon Rector Evelyn Flynn Pauline Stephenson Betty Sue Caldwell Mary Lou Sowder Betty Fuchs Amo Webb Ruth Dehner Mildred Tebelmann Elizabeth Dickson Elovese Wayman Edna Egger Lucille Wayman President , ...,.......,.. .......,. . Vice President Elizabeth Dickson Mary Lou Sowder Secretary .,.,,,,,.,,,, ..... L uci lle Waymon Treasurer . ....... ., Ann Mayhugh OFFICERS , President ,, A,,,,, A,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, D e Iores Barnes Vice President ,,,,,,,,.,......,.,,., Pauline Stephenson Secretary ..........v, ,,.....,..... E velyn Flynn Treasurer ,,.,.. . ...,ss.,,s. Reba BFOWH . BLUE TRIANGLE MRS. l-IULDAH SCHATZMAN, Sponsor Mary Banks Lucy Crowder Dora Kidvvell .Velma Perry Elizabeth Bowen Eileene Damron Betty McPheron Norma Richardson Lois Bridges Frances Flynn Geraldine Mullins Wanda Russell lla Collins Mary Gregg Louise Murray Pearl Sargent Lydia Connelly Anno Tungote OFFICERS President ,,,,,, ,,,Az, ,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,..., , , Norma Richardson Vice President ,.,,.,.. ................,.. ......, Ge r aldine Mullins Secretary .s....,.,,,., ......... L ouise Murray Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,...,, ..,.,, I: r OHCSS l:lyI'tl'l Club Reporter s.ss......,..,,..,,,..........,,........ .. Lydia Connelly G mciaus in Mamiev' I mpartiail in Judgment R early for Service L oyal to Friends R eaching toward the Best E amest in Purpose S eeng the Beautiful E ager for Knowledge R werent to God V ictorious over Self E ver Dependable S incere at all Times RED CROSS COMMITTEE STUDENT lla Gaskin Mono Gayle Guttridge Betty Jean Martin Eugene Merlock Jodena Bird Mary Chambers Bettye Cockrell Donald Duncan Chester Alsip Bobby Armstrong Randle Ballinger Ruth Banfield Harold Schadler Imogene Schleuter Floyd Smith Betty Barnes Norma Francis Viola Neuspickel Joy Works FACULTY MISS MATTIE REDMON, Sponsor Miss Helen Gardiner Miss Minnie Shely Mr, C, B. Gordon Miss Elma Taylor Page Sixty nine Billie Jean Allen Ruth Anderson Gloria Baldwin Ruth Bantield Mary Barnett Juanita Berryman Henry Bindel I ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE DRAMATIC CLUBS SENIOR HIGH ROSTER Directed by Miss Minnie Shely Edith Criswell Mary Jo Elliott Ruth Finnell Harold Fisk Elaine Francis Virginia Haney Clyde Hopkins Wilmer Hopkins Estil Lee Kidwell Virginia Kline Audrey Lawson Dorothy Liebermann Dorothy McGraw Mary Meiman Donald McMillian Imogene Mills Elizabeth Moore Virginia Mae Peebles Betty Petzinger Edith Shirley Lois Spanton Jean Cook 4 Naomi Spegal President, Ruth- Banfield Vice President, Audrey Lawson ' Treasurer, Wilmer Hopkins Secretary, Mary Barnett Reoorter, Virginia Kline JUNIOR HIGH ROSTER Directed by Miss Elsie I-Iiteman Chester Alsip Wanda Cross Mathew Linz Mildred Rice Mary Banks Eilene Damron Russell McKinley Jerry Roberts Delores Barnes Rosemary Binder Margie Brockman Bobby Brumback Lloyd Finnell Ronnie Gerth Jewell Harris Betty Heeger Betty McPheron Joyce Meyers Joan Moffett Myrtle Moore Imogene Ross Opal Schleuter Barbara Stephenson James Stith Thomas Cain Dan Hermes Kenneth Myers Roy Tabeling Nola Cook Vernon Human Delbert Northcutt Winona Turner Leroy Cooke Joan Jump Bernie Parr Wanda Williams Ruth Cram Alma LeMaster Joan Recker Norma J. Works Freddie White President, Joan Recker Vice President, Ronnie Gerth Secretary, Delores Barnes Henry drafma and farce-villains and noble characters-- ll7'fl-C1lll'lti071, C.l'C0l'l'SOS-g1'HC8f1ll gUSt1L1'0S+-7'ChCfl7'Sl1lS gu- Iorc-the big niglLt-111 uch Imstling backstage-grease paint-tirrze fm' the cnrtaiir--ull ilcrvoilsrzcss vrmishres irepeated curtairi calls. Page Sevnmy Billie Jean Allen Nina Armstrong Betty Barnes Stella Beers Ruby Bell Jean Benson Nelda Brosmore Carroll Carter Bettye Cockrell Jean Cook Rayburn Cooper Warner Cox Florence Armstrong Jean Baird Blanche Baldwin Delores Barnes Euoene Barnett Miley Sue Bird Reba Brown Mary Chambers Marion Collins Lydia Moe Connelly Ruth Cram Wanda Cross Franklin Daugherty Carl Dryden Anna Mary Eorles Ray Farmer Rosella Finnell Clifford Fisk Evelyn Flynn Frances Flynn GLEE CLUBS DIRECTED sv Miss GRACE WELLER SENIOR HIGH ROSTER Gilbert Damon Charles Deuser Rita Faulkner Betty Farrell Virginia Fisk Geneva Maddox Ann Mayhugh Dorothy McGraw Imogene Mills Flizabeth Moore Beverly Gers Ray Moore Roland Hermes Virqinio Rose Peebles Evelyn I-lolz Betty Rice Dolly Hoskins Ruth Justice Viralnia Kline Audrey Lawson Beulah Roark Lois Spanton Naomi Spegal OFFICERS President ,,,, ,,,,,,.,, , . ..,,.,,,,,,,,,..,, .,., . Ray Moore Secretary ,,,, .,,. N ina Armstrong Librarian ,, E , ,,,,,,,, , Virginia Kline Reporter ,,,, W ,.,,,.. ..,,,..... ,..,,,,,, ...,. , . . Imogene Mills JUNIOR HIGH ROSTER lla Goslfin Myrtle Moore vValter Gill Wilma Moore Mary Gregg Betty Lou Pitcher Mona Gayle Guttr Billie Hancock Billy Heeger Dora Mae Kidwell Jacqueline Klein Louis Lee Matthew Linz Nancy Marsh Betty Martin Mary Martin Alma Masters Bobby McGraw Donald McKinley Betty Meier Donald Myers Joan Recker Johnny Reed Marv Ellen Rice Mildred Rice Imogene Ross Wanda Russell Betty Ryan Marcello Sotchwill Dorothy Settle Mary Louise Shipman Wanda Smith Pauline Stephenson Roy Tabeling Bobby Tomlin Norma Jean Works Jo Ann Moffett Anna Webb OFFICERS President , , ,,,, , ,,,, ,, Donald Myers Secretary , , ., Betty Jean Martin Librarian , ,. , , ,, Betty Lee Meier DO rift drug RE n1r'mIu:r Um kay sigmitiirc MI ss no notes FA kv at 710 times SO In parts must be perfect LA st stanza again Tl Il izemt rehearsal-prrrctice DO it again for perfection PHS! Slevcnly-one BAND A Q gf 23 WE E , C IE ' gg'g ff A ' ,. T',:. i ' ,V ,V,. 2 k.,, V ,513 , my Q Q A r l ,MJ Qf ' 5' 2' VQMQQ 3 Q3 ,. l ji, ., ,. ,ff si-V - - .tr 2' ffl, -xy.. ' - -A Q gt. ,f my-P Jw- - 1, La E it .5 471547-9 6.12 Q Q J K ' '11 -'Iwi 6 . V' 'T' QQ V ' ' lil . . . 1 5 at ' .,,. f -5 Q 21,1-ag . W r ,Q tri X- Billie Armstrong Leslie Damon Opal Hyatt Wilma Moore Sylvia Banks Mary Damon Wilma Jackson Donald Myers Una Brown Franklin Daugherty Phillip King Earl Napier Reba Brown Forrest Dunagan David Maners Karl Napier Carroll Carter Wilma Clemons Warner Cox Junior Crosthwaite Franklin Culbertson Lloyd Elliott Mary Jo Elliott Mary Feebeck Ray Gaskins Jack Herald John Maners Virgil Maners Kenneth Lawson Elizabeth Martin Elizabeth Moore Robert Northcutl Johnny Reed Wanda Russell Delores Schulker Ray Tabeling Gilbert Damon Roland Hermes Ray Moore Robert Utz Aaron Wayman OFFICERS Secretary and Treasurer .,,.. Elizabeth Moore President , , ,, ,YY, Gilbert Damon Librarian , Robert Utz Vice President , ,, ,,,,,,A, Robert' Northcutt Chairman of Advisory Committee. John Maners Waving Izatoii-Belchiiiy IJUSS-llffllll3I'S enters late-a discord sounded- wa1t:es-marches - fox trots-five - fayged musicians - Thiuzrlerous Ci'CSD91Id0-fi7Lf8-- Page Sevcnt.y-uvo HI-Y SENIOR HIGH ROSTER Henry Binrlel Charles Holder Alvin Jaeger Jack Conner Jimmy Gosney Chester Alsip Wilber Anderson Chester Armstrong Leroy Baker Donald Brinkley Edward Bush Richard Colclaugh Donald Newsom Clyde Hopkins Gene Kelly Donald Russell Wilmer Hopkins Edwin Kelly Randall Wagner Steve Wrenn OFFICERS President W ,, ,,... ..,.............,........,,,.,,,. C harles Holder Vice President , .........,.....,...,.,....,,.,,., Randall Wagner Secretary and Treasurer LL .,....,...,,,,,,,,,,,,. Alvin Jaeger Club Reporter .,....,. ,...,.., ..... .,,.,,.,,, ...,, S t e v e Wrenn Sponsor ...,......,..,,......,...,,. Mr, Kenneth Vanlandingham JUNIOR HIGH ROSTER Carl Dryden Jae Durrett Donald Elliott Lloyd Finnell Jock Herald Howard Hughes Edwin Jackson President . Vice President ..... Reporter ....,,,,,,... Secreta ry .,,.. ..c...,.,. . . Sergeant-at-Arms Treasurer ,,,., Sponsor E ,,,,,.,....,..... Robert Jacobs Russell McKinley Amos Lawson Donald Long Herbert Marsh Truman Meyers Delbert Northcutt OFFICERS Billy Roberts Russell Sharpe Paul Soden Dale Stephens Roy Tabeling Bobby Tomlin Jimmy Wilson . , ., ,... . ,A., ,,,,,,,,,,,,, C arl Dryden .. .......,,......,.,,,,.,, . ,,,,,,,,, James Wilson PLEDGE Richard Colclough ,,.. Donald Brinkley , Paul Soden , , Edwin Jackson Mr. W. E, Cissna The purpose of this organization is to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community, and l hereby subscribe to the principles of the organization and agree to do my best ta further the above. SCIENCE CLUB ROSTER Jeanette Dearborn Jimmy Hetterman Robert Luck Mary Louise Rector Ruth Finnell Wilma Jackson Geneva Maddox John R, Rich James Gosney Alvin Jaeger Allene Mills Donald Russell Pat Ciosney Edwin Kelly Earl Napier Catherine Sharpe Randall Wagner OFFICERS President ,,,,,,..,,.,,...,,.,..,..,..,,.......... ,,,. . . ,.... . Alvin Jaeger Vice President ,,..,.,..,,...,......... ..,,,, M ary Louise Rector Secretary and Treasurer ,,,,,A,, A, ,,,, W Ruth Finnell Reporter ,,,,,,......,........,,.... ...,.......,.. R andall Wagner Sponsor ...,.,..,,......,,......,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,. Miss Florence Hayes Strong acids-ismelly chenrricalsichemistry room as hazy cloud of vaporous gases-hydrogen sulfide permeating the entire school-i'esem'chZexper- imeirt set up-heat ready to be applied-watch out everyone-the explosion! Page Seventy-three FUTURE ORATORS SENIOR DEBATE ROSTER MR SHIRLEY SPAHR, Sponsor Ruth Banfield Betty Farrell Doris Hand Virginia Peebles Betty Barnes Elaine Francis Everett Justice Jill Yates Norma Francis Ruth Justice OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,, ,.,.,,,,,,,,,,, V irginia Mae Peebles Vice President ,. ....... ............ , ,, Y... ..,.. . ,, Jill Yates Secretary and Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,..t..,..,A.,., Ruth Justice Nellie Moe Barnett Oscar Brewer Mary Jean Chambers Joe Durrett Forrest Dunagan JUNIOR DEBATE ROSTER MISS KATHRYN OREM, Sponsor lla Gaskin Ronnie Gerth Wanda Gosney Marguerite Gerbron Beverly Hahlen Dan Hermes Matthew Linz Donald Long Nancy Marsh Betty Martin Dorothy Masters Betty Meier Myrtle Moore Delbert Northcutt Russell Sharpe Wanda Smith Roy Tabeling OFFICERS President .... .....,,..s...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,.,,,,,...,,,.,, . I Ia Gaskin Vice President . .....,..... ....,., , ,. ,,., Y ,,.... Betty Martin Secretary and Treasurer ........ ..... ..,.,,s,,....... B e tty Meier Assembly of facts-const1'ucti'z1e speech,--nervous fB1'l,Si0'Yl.--CH-1711. 1l01t7'S6If-1'I16'II67' 1'6t1'6llf-1'l?1,ll'l'I7.- tain your pointsi-remember to be politeispeak forcefully-rebuttal-nice 'ivorklthe decision waversisilcnceisuspense-you win-com gratulationsl YE TILLERS OF THE SOIL FUTURE FARMER ROSTER MR. C. B. GORDON, Sponsor ' Billy Armstrong Harold Baker Gilbert Beck Carroll Carter James Coson Clarence Casson Marion Collins Charles Cooper James Cross Leslie Damon Louis Elliott Ray Farmer Don Gregg .lack Herold Gene Kelly Franklin Kidwell Phillip King Russell Klein Harold Lipscomb Donald McKinley Lawrence Meiman Eugene Merlock Charles Morgan Calvin Peebles Paul Reinersrnan Wayne Riley Wynford Riley Floyd Smith Ralph Spaulding Warren Van Horn Howard Williams Herbert Works Omer Yancy Allen Yates OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, W illiam Armstrong Vice President , ,,,, ,. ..,, H ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, E ugene Merlock Secretary ,,,, ,,,,,, , Wm, Leslie Damon Treasurer ,I ,,., .,,,,,, Jack Herold Reporter ,, ,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,, , ,.,, , . ,, ,,,, Wynforcl Riley 1Iloo'i'n.g coivs-sryiiealivig hogs--acres of land- lmlg lI.01L'I'S of zvork-soldiers at honzie-bormrtiful cv-ops I'8Il'l'l7'd--FOOD FOR ALL. Page Svventyvlour li BASKETBALL Rear Row:-Eugene Barnett. Warner Cox, Henry Blnclcl. Gene Plper. Bllly lllnstcrs. Ray Moore. Roland Hermes. James Cvosrley. Herbert Works. Thlrd Row:-R. S. Moore. Prln., Franklln Daugherty. 1-larold Fisk. Jack Conner. Wally Hancock, Wlnfred Riley, C. B. Gordon. Cblch. Second Row:-Steve Wrenn, Donnld Newsom. Charles Holder. Alvin Jaeger. Randall Wagner. Front Row:-Richard Colclough. John Maners. Richard Dorsey. Managers. SEASON RECORD HOME VISITING Date Opponents Opp. Date Opponents Opp Nov. 12 New Haven 22 Nov. 19 Crittenden 20 Dec. 3 Falmouth 21 Nov. 23 Beechwood 33 Dec. 14 Walton 19 Dec. 10 Florence 18 Jan. 4 St. Henry 18 Dec. 17 Lloyd 43 Jan. 7 Dixie Heights 26 Dec. 18 Holmes 38 Jan. 15 Newport 27 Jan. 14 Alexandria 37 Jan. 21 Beechwood 21 .Ta-n. 28 Ludlow 28 Jnn. 25 Holmes 30 Feb. l Dixie Heights 28 Feb. 4 Highlands -17 Feb. 8 Walton 13 Feb. 15 Crittomlull 35 Feb. ll Dayton 75 Feb. 18 Bellevue -I0 Feb. 21 St. Henry 22 Feb. 25 Silver Grove :Hi Feb. 26 Newport 45 SIXTY-SIXTH DISTRICT TOURNAMENT llatu Opponents S. K. Opp. Manx Il Walton 45 28 NINTH REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Date Opponents S. K. Opp. Mar. 10 Highlands :lil 31 Mar. 11 Dixie Heights 215 54 img: Seventy-llve Wagner Fisk Jaeger Wrcnn Conncl' Holder Hfwrnrk Riley Newsom Daugherty Pngc Seventy-six CHEER LEADERS Tap Piltlllrel-Alun Hvrulll, Mxlry LDL! Sllwiltr, Bcttyc C0:Iil'c'QI. M:ll'jCl'l0 Binder, Bcity Culllwvll. Betty Mnrbill. NVxlXlthx Arlllslrnllg, Rmlnh' G8l'Lll. Bottom Prnmrf-: rmrry Lou smvfm, ur-nw Cockrcll, Mnrisriu nm-lr-r. nmmn- an-rm MONOGRAM CLUB ROSTER Mr: BERT CATRON, MR, C B aarzmam, sponsors Marjorie Blrrder Alan Herafd Donald Kcflcy Randall Wagner Berlye Cockrell Charles Harder Donald Newsom Steve Wrerm Drck Dorsay Alvin Jaeger Mary Lau Sowder OFFICERS Prormcul , Stove Wrenm Treasurer , , , ,,,, Charms Holder Vlcc lHIx'Sh10IYl . AWIIW Jaeger Reporter , ,, ,, ,,,,, Marlorie Bandar Secretary , W, Beltyc Cockrell Correspomclung Secretary ,,,,,, Mary Lau Sowder Pnge Seventy-seven CHUC Miss Taylor Ann, prove that angle ABC is equal to angle XYZ. Ann' I don't have to prove it l'll admit it Visitor. How far are you in Economics? Jaeger' In the last stages of consumption. Maurice Well, I showed up the teacher before the whole class today Ralph. 'I-low? Maurice' She asked me lor I.incoIn's 'Gettys- burg Address, and I told her he never lived there. He' You look like a sensible girl. Let's get married She Nothing doing, l'm just as sensible as I look, Miss Hayes: I shall be tempted to give this class a test. Randall. Teacher, the Bible says, 'Yield not to temptation. Ruth: Say, can't you run any faster than this? Steve' Yes, I can, but I have to stay in my Ford. Wayne Moore, Papa, are you growing taller and taller all the time? Mr. Mooret No, my childg why do you ask? Wayne: Because the top of your head is poking up through your hair. Teacher What would you call a person who pretends to know everything? Senior A teacher. K L E S Miss Shelyi When rlirl the revival of learnung come? Carroll, Just before the exams. Evelyn. I wonder why there is so much elec- tricity in my hair. Wilmer: Probably because it is connected to a dry cell. Mrs That hotel clerk is nice, isn't he? Mr How come? Mrs. See what he wrote after my name 'Suite sixteen '. Justice llooking .at his reportl: Well, l'm famous as George Washington now. Buddy. I-low do you figure that? Justice: Well, I went down in history. Miss Weller: I would like to see some real alligator shoes. Clerk What size rloes your alligator wear? Miss Orem. Do you know Poe-'s RAVEN? Ronnie No, what's he mad about? Virginia l want Tl-IE LIFE OF CAESAR. Librarian' Too latej Brutus got it lang ago l' Gentlemen: We have called to see it you could contribute to our Home for lncorrigible Children. - Mr Moore The Freshmen are in room ZIO now, Go in and take your choice. Mrs Brown How is your cor running now? Miss Taylor' Tirelessly, tirelessIyl Pane Seventy-eight ADVERTISEMENTS The Annual Staff and members of the Senior Class of 1944 present to you the advertisers and patrons whose loyal support has made this publication possible. To show our gratitude for their cooperation, we are establishing an Honor Roll on which will appear numes of those who have responded for the past four, five, and six years. We sincerely appreciate their efforts. 4 Years Russell E Carter The Dan Cohen Co. Mrs Aleen Chambers Conner Mr and Mrs Joe Criswell Dines Furniture House Dixie Chevrolet Sales Evans - Jewelers First National Bank D Trust Co. George C. Goode Elmer T. Herzog Kentucky Theater Miss Sue Lakenan Ray Lammers Music House Model Food Store Newsom Bus Lines Siebler Clothes Co G E. St, Clair Wm, Woltermann 5 Years Allison E1 Rose H. G. Bridges Citizens National Bank Covington Trust and Banking Company Crescent Daily Boyd F. Elliott Elmhurst Fryer G Peoples Judge Joseph P. Goodenough Hatfield-Campbell Creek Coal Co. l-lugenberg Cr Glindmeyer Jackson the Florist New James Theater Keller Hay Cr Grain Co. Kenton Co. Farm Bureau La Mae Beauty Solon The Noel Co. Peoples-Liberty Bank C1 Trust Company Popes Drug Stare The John J, Radel Co Reliable Monument Co Elmer Schadler C1 Sons Stephens Restaurant T. M Swindler Funeral Service Wayman's Store 6 Years Bank of Independence Butler Bros. Chambers G Grubbs Citizens Telephone Co. Community Public Service John R. Coppin Co. Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Daugherty Dixie State Bank Eilerman's Flach Bros. Grocery Co. French'Bauer Co. Geo W, Hill G Co. Al Jaeger The Jansen Hardware C0 Kenton County Motor Mayhugh Lumber Co, Wm. L. Mendenhall Montgomery Coal Co. Dr. F. W, Ray Russell Rector Robert D. Ruttle Tate Supply Ca. T. C1 W. Printing Co. Rel C. Wayman J. G. Wilde Co. llormerly T. W. Spinks Col Again we are happy to announce that our photographers are Young Sz Carl, and Lewis V. Websterg our engraver, Threlkeld-Jones Co.: and our printer, T. Gm W. Printing Co. Their excellent work is appreciated. P889 SOX'Ph!F'nln T. M. SWINDLER Complimefzts of Fungal Same MAYHUGH LUMBER co. Nicholson, Ky. Covington, Ky. Phone HE. 3014 Independence, Ky. Phone Ind. 5080 .-.- 2!4 West Southern Avenue OUR AIM IS TO BE WORTI-IY OF YOUR FRIENDSHIP l I I llth and Russell Covington, Ilrpmzdnlzle Scrrzcv wzthzu Alanis of all PIIOIIS HE. 0647 9 Compfimczlis' of Bank of Independence 9 Skate at the - WALTON ROLLERDROME -' Walton, Ky. Cmnplfm ml ts of ELLIOTT fr RECTOR General Merchandise Felicitafious Phone 6110 STANLEY CHRISMAN Nicholson Ky. Lawyers Building Covington, Ky. P 5 1-:mm l f,'omplim4'uIs uf Flowers for all occasions ' Madison Pike BOYD F. ELLIOTT HEmlock 9200 Y . KENTON COUNTY FARM . Deputy Sheriff Complinzmzfs of lI1C. ' Feed, Seed and Fertili:er A F R I E N D l Ind. 5024 lndupende l'y W. HADEN WARE, Mun L COMPLIMENTS OF Geo. W. Hill and Co. GROCERS AND SEEDSMEN Covington, Kentucky Since i863 LA 1 Cmnplinzents nf FLORA MARTIN, Prop. Op Evenixxxzl sE2clc:55y!Vciln l Phone: Ind. 5015-J 2 and BROADWAY Imlcpcndencc, Kentucky ee it eel OL O t DO THE PEOPLES-LIBERTY BANK C1 TRUST CO. Madison at 6th Street Madison at 20th Street Covington, Kentucky Member Federal Reserve System Illemlmer Federal Depnxif Insurance C0l'1J01'1lff0II 712 Smack Mal Naam Zmfa In the industrial life of America research has been of con- stantly increasing importance. Today it is ll national resource, for the research of indusLriul and college laboratories is proving its value in war. The Telephone was born in a laboratory, ax result of re- searches in electricity and acoustics, speech and hearing. And scientists have continued their search unceasingly-learning more about these subjects, to make the telephone better and better. At Bell Telephone Laboratories the search will never end. Since before Pearl Harbor its scientists and engineers have concentrated on products of our armed forces. But when this work is happily over they will be ready to continue their oMm u f it ' e 'R W J developments for the needs of peace. CITIZENS TELEPHONE COMPANY, INCORPORATED Conzplime-nts of W CLARK'S SERVICE STATION C0 111lff'H2NfS Of Independence 6168 Oak Ridge Shell Lubrication Com pl fm ents of ALF RE D RUST O M ilk Hauling Fiskburg, Kentucky HARRY F. IOHNSON Auctioneer Phone Ind. 6196 HERB DONNELLY Complim ents of Covington Paper Er Woodenware Company 212-220 Greenup Street Covington, Kentucky Com plimcm ts of THE DAN COHEN CO. 24-26 Pike Street Covington, Ky. Q sign v ui THE IOHN I. RADEL CO. Funeral Home Hv 111- y Rndel, P1-es. HEmlock 4185 COlonial 8560 1005 Madison Avenue Covington, Ky. BUTLER BROTHERS Groceries General Merchandise M vC'or'nziclr-Deer1'n 11 Cunzplinwnls uf Ilth Russell St. Filling Station HE. 9219 Covington, Ky. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Pike and Madison Avenue Covington, Ky. Personal Loans Number of Femleral Deposit lnsnrzmce Corporation lI7l1JlI?IlI6 llfS COIIIIIII-IIICIIBS of phtme. Ind' 5023-J EDNA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Nicholmn 11th and Russell Streets Covington, Ky. CO. 2914 S M A R T WEARING APPAREL - for - Y O U N G M E N ! STYLE AND QUALITY WITHOUT EXTRA VAGANCIC EILERMAN'S COVINGTON NEWPORT C P E SKID K! red' W 1. G. WILDE co. N Building Material ' Coal and Coke Welding - Black Top C0'18f3fU'3fi0nS Hnmlnck 0062 S E N I O R S 1512 Russell St. Covington, K i wk . Dr. and Mrs. F. A. DAUGHERTY Complinzvnix of BEARD'S PHARMACY 2200 Madison Avenue Covington, Ky. Complinzcnts of In Covington . . . It's Restaurant and Cafeteria LANG'S For Good Food 1 623-625 Madison Ave. Covington, Ky i Luhn and Stevie Shoe Store 34 Pike Street Covington, Kentucky HE. 9558 X-Ray Complinzents of GORDON IENNINGS Sheriff of Kenton County Fitting Best Wishes of ATTORNEYS johnst Richard C. NORTHCUTT Everybody Work - Fight Win the War 1 LJ EGER' ir Buy War Bonds mm' Stamps D Page Esgmy r ClPIlfIl'llfIlIGfl'lJllS N RELIABLE Ulm' Northern Iflf7lfllCk1l'S Largest BUT' VOUYUIC! Mf7Illll7l14llfEl'0CtOl'S Wm. 312 lllmlison Ave. Ilth and Lowell St Covingt I, Ky. Newp -t Ky STEPHENS RESTAURANT l compifmeiffs vf Walton- KY- y Mrs. Aleen Chambers Conner Good Place to Eat N Insurance Phone: Walton 106 I Walton, Kentucky N Greetings to Simon Kenton High School and Graduating Class of l944 DIXIE STATE BANK Member ot the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Walton, Kentucky . C ' l' t Compliments of amp men S of CINCINNATI GRAIN AND THE A' L' BOEHMER HAY co. PAINT CO. 114 Pike Street Covington, Ky. Covington, Kentucky I. H. FEDDER'S SONS FEED - GRAIN - HAY HEmlock 2622 l6th and Russell Streets Covington, Ky. GOLDEN RULE SERVICE Chambers 8z Grubbs Ambulance Service Phone 352 ' Lady Embalrner Walton, Ky. Make us a visit. Let's get acquainted. The better we know you, the better we can serve you. Compliments 1 RUSSELL RECTOR THE FLACH BROS. GROCERY COMPANY Sole Distributors Gold Coast Canned Fruits and Szmshivze Canned Vegetables wel Your I r1'wuls uf - CRESCENT DAIRY STORES Linus Hand 24 East Seventh Street 1040 Madison Avenue 14 West Southern Avenue Compliments of MISS SUE LAKENAN Magistrate I W. Southern Ave. IiilLUIII2I. K3 Cmzyrufulutions Independence - Nicholson Bus Line Rill Woltormamn COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LATONIA Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I , ee. E I eel ee eo oe I to Cumplim cuts of ,CHN H KLETTE EVANS IEWELERS Lawyers Building Covington, Ky. Latoniu' Kentucky CONNLEY FUNERAL HOME I.. M. STI-I-H 11 E. Southern Ave. Latonia, Ky BARBER Anrlnulrmcf' Slfrricr' Independence, Kentucky I Hlimlock 2941 WILLIAMS FRUIT MARKET Best Fruits and Vegetables 824 Madison Avenue HE, 9820 Covington, Ky. French-Bauer .9ce eaeam am! Milk B ette r Dairy Products Since I842 Conzplinzvzlts of KENTON COUNTY MOTOR 'k Independence, Ky. Phone Ind. 5004 1 Complimcizis of ALLISON C1 ROSE Funeral Home , ClIIlgI'llF1lI!lfI.0IIS STAR CLOTHING STORE 726 Madison Ave. Covington, Kentucky LATONIA ICE AND FUEL CO. O. A. BOECKLEY Two REXALL Stores Latonia, Kentucky Compliments of A FRIEND THE IANSEN HARDWARE CO. John Dzfvrw' Implvnzuufs I urn1 I vuc'f' - Gvuvrul Hlll'lIlI'!lI'1' 108-110 Pike Street Covington, Ky. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS THE IOHN R. COPPIN CO. wishes to extend to you the hope of smooth sailing and ultimate success in your new phase of life. 'A' We van GffiCI.6'IIfI!l supply your mm' Finn' nffuzls. lllvpvllzlulrlv - C0lII'f4IlI-UNF - Rzfliablc Sawvicv Do Your Shoppin at Coppin's 7th and Madison Ave., Covington, Ky. MMI writlf-n In' Wnmln I!rirly:vsI Page Elzh tx ight. COMPLIMENTS OF G . E . S T . C U A l R Texaco Gasoline and Oil - Goodrich Tires Phone Walton 158 Junction 25 and 16 Compliments C01PL1JliHlC'IlfS Of TAYSTEE BREAD COIPIIJHTII ents Of H. G. BRIDGES Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Tomlin Fiskburg, Kentucky Compliments of THE BANK OF CRITTENDEN Crittenden, Ky. of PINER SCHOOL FACULTY9 We Aim fo Please THE NOEL CO. Orville Noel, Mgr. - o REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE o Over 19 Years of Successful Service COlonial 1618 31 East Seventh Street Covington, Ky. 1 COMPLIMENTS OF THE KENTUCKY THEATRE Kentucky's Theatre of Tomorrow 15 West Southern Avenue Lutonia, Kentucky FREE PARKING THE COVINGTON TRUST 6' BANKING COMPANY N. E. Cor. 6th and Madison Ave. Small Loan Dcpm'tn1r'nt Loans on Rval Estalr' Rm! Wishes to 1944 Gradzca,ti11g Class from Mr. and Mrs. loe Criswell Brest Wishes 0 fhlasy und Convcxiicnt Payments! from Mvmbcr Fcilcml Deposit A Insurance Corporation Compliimmts of Rudolph Fryer , C. B. Peoples GEORGE C, GOODE FRYER AND PEoPLEs . Funeral Service Compliments of 1 Bllltell K9IltllCky Mf. and Mrs. E. Dawson N Phones: pinel., Kentucky Butler 6611 and 7811 COMPLIMENTS OF T. 8z . Printing Co. I7 West Southern Ave. Latonia, KV. Phone H Emlock 3982 PK N ED COMPLIMENTS OF COMMUNITY PUBLIC SERVICE Compliments of DINE'S FURNITURE CO. Phone I-IEmlock 0287-0288 Compliments of OSCAR RANKIN 530-32 Madison Ave., Covington, Ky. Compliments of Courtesy E. SCHADLER'S Morningview, Kentucky LINE Y K W , , 0 EI-MER T, For Charter Trips Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Q Gifts for All Occasions 806 Madison Ave. Covington Phone Inependence 6455 Congratzdatio-ns Seniors DR. H. F. MANN KELLER HAY AND GRAIN COMPANY 526 W. 10th Street Newport, Ky. Phono UOlonia.I 3185 Welton, Kentucky COMPLIMENTS OF WAYMAN'S STORE Independence 61 33 F. E. HUGENBERG E. H. NIEMEYER HEmlocI: 2385 HEmInck 0735 B, J. GLINDMEYER Illimlock 0252 HUGENBERG Cr GLINDMEYER Funeral 'Home Office Phone: HEmIock 0292 3 o 1 Limousine and Ambulavlce Service I o I-I2 Wm-sl Sixth SI. Unvingion, Ky. sign In I THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Northwest Corner Madison at Sixth Covington, Kentucky WHY NOT PLAN TO Re-model Re-roof Re-nomic This year Cnll Us for Prices und Helpful information TATE Builders Supply Co. 19th and Russell Covington Call HEmlock 2680 for Prices Compliments Of Dr. D. L. Maddox and family Complime-nts of TONY HERRINGER Meats 8 W. 7th St. Covington, Ky. Compliments o f Mr. and Mrs. H. W. O'Doherty Fiskburg, Kentucky Compliments of I DIXIE CHEVROLET SALES Chevrolet Sales - Service Phone 95 Walton. Kentucky Compliments of ROBERT'S GROCERY Phone 10 Walton, Kentucky CompIi'me11ts of A FR I E N D Milton Hunter's Service Station Latonia and Madison Latonia, Ky. TRUCKS AND PASSENGER CARS Fon RENT SAUNDERS M gr DRIVE rr A o YOURSELF 0 Q SYSTEM 2 0 306 Walnut Street Cincinnati, Ohio P ge Ninety-:wo Peerless Lump Lincoln Block Blue Ribbon Stoker Coal THE MONTGOMERY COAL CO. HEmlock 4040 Covington, Kentucky ROBERT H. RUSK J. WAYNE RUSK, Jr. 21 West Nineteenth Street 2nd and Philadelphia Street T W T. T b R Compliments of ires - u es - ecaps Bmems ROBERT D. RUTTLE B. F. Goodrich Silvertown Stores And ei Full Line of Auto Accessories - Home Supplies Sporting Goods 526 Madison Ave. Covington, Ky. FOR SALE - Registered Brown Swiss cattle from the best foundation stock in the breed. Blood line from the world famous Wnlnhullu farm in New York. Will take orders for calves in advance. Visitors welcome. BRICE BROWN Phone Butler 7793 Demossville, Ky. Menefee Poultry Farm and Hatchery U. S. - R. 0. P. White Plymouth Rocks Crittenden, Ky. R. l Compliments of EDWARD BAGBY, lr. Demossville, Ky. 822 Florist Madison Ave, Covington, Phone: HEmlock 1752-3 I. A. FARRIS 6' SON Restaurant The Right Place to Eat Walton, Ky. 'A' Complinzents of jOBBER'S OUTLET 632 Madison Avenue 'k Covington's Fastest Growing Store ir K Page Nlllety-three 'A' f7nn1pIimm1fs of SIMON KENTON CHAPTER FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ir EAT AT FRAZ I ER'S With Pleasure Independence, Kentucky Compliments of MODEL FOOD STORE C. W. Chipman Phone 21 Walton, Ky. Lewisburg-Latonia Realty Co. Rml Estate -- General HISIHTHICB Farms. City Property, Rentals 651 Pike St. Covington, Ky. HE. 3017 Day and Night l INSURANCE Fur Complete I'1'otecti0n C. H. Richardson, Dist. Mgr. 307-S Covington Trust Bldg., Covington, Ky. Phone: HE. 3425 BAN D BOX CLEAN ERS ' 1101 Madison Ave., S. W. Corner lWe operate our own cleaning plant HEmlock 2000 ni COIIITJUDIGWJB of HILDA HANEY - from - McAIpin's Beauty Salon Cincinnati, Ohio Conzplimmzis of Mr. and Mrs. Woods Prop. Silver Front Cafe 1015 Depot St. Cincinnati, 'A' Best Wishes - to - Graduates THE HATFIELD - CAMPBELL CREEK COAL CO. List Your Property With Us- , t We Have Many Customers Louis E. Tomlin Donnelly Wevci' I Page mm-my-nun NEWSOM'S OAK RIDGE SERVICE STATION General Auto Repairing Taylor Mill Pike FARMS! FARMS! Farmlmzd is Mother Earth, Earth is W Dirt, I Sell lr, but Treat You Clean. N If you want to buy or sell land, como I to Fnrnzvrs' Hendquartm's -Sce- REL C. WAYMAN 623 Washington St. Covington, Ky. Office: IIE. 5107 Res. Ind. 5064 Com plimcnfs of L. I. METZGER 631 Madison Ave. Covington, Ky. I Complimmzis of HORACE WOODY Compliments of CULBERTSON'S SERVICE STATION Fiskhnrg, Kentucky RENT AN INSTRUMENT MAin 3334 1 HQ L RAY LAMMERS MUSIC HOUSE 534 Wnlnut St. Cincinnati, Ohio And Let Your Child Join the School Band Professionail und School Band Hcuclquau'ters REPAIRING 1 We li Phone Independence 6455 F. A. POPE DRUGS Winston and Southern Avenue Latonin, Ky. DEPENDON PENNEY'S The Family Store iWho Supplied Your Uniformsj Wo Carry A Complete Line of Wearing Apparel for Every Member of the Family! ' COV1NGTON'S Newest and Fastest Growing Department Store is PIKE STREET SIEBLER TAILORING CO. Specialize in Mmfx and Ladies Suits Made to Order I7 lllaulisnn Ave. Covington, Ky. Co N1 plim on ts of PAT'S CHINA STORE 7256 Madison Avenue Covington, Ky. PENIQ ti HP F. B. HERMES E .ffffx Painter and Decorator RYLAND HEIGHTS Furnace Installing Cleaning and Repairing RUSSELL E. CARTER Phone Independence 67IO ludgeloseph P. GO O D E N O U G H COMPLIMENTS or WALTON AND READNOUR Wullolw, Ky. COAL AND FEEDS Phone Walton 154 NEW IAMES THEATRE James E. Falls, Prop. Walton, Keniucky ,. 1 if ,. rbffv., V. J,-f -' .Y , ,. '- iii-if' 7 - 'x .leigh ff- 97' 1. - -., '. 711' Ei?-,J ' , F515 A- L , 4711512 .ilvgk Ga ,U !'v ' ':'-..e1j- ff,,I ze.. 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