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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

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' +' . 11.. . .pu -,, 7 I ..- ' 1-.I 5 ' H 15.4, . 11I L E 1 1 v., ..j..1s .QI 5 . . I - , I -' 1 .g- K- 14m.::. J. - .f 1 , .2 .- 1.1, 1'-1:11 . L- 1 '. - 'A V-uri, 411 ,,I,1 . -l ' .- - -If I . . 1 1' t 5l - L-' , MI ,. I, ., I 1 .L 1. f ,I ' L. , qi , -11 . . H., 'jf-Lgg'fI Q I- ' 'ff L: , - , .I I 1 . I ,II fi ' :af .I1I,f, ' Ir' .Ji 'j I ,I .I xii -' -.- -14 . :. .4 V .II .,-I1 .I .41 ' r 1 - . ..11 2 ' if 4 1,-,I 1 GM, . ' T iid . I . If ,-I I SIMON KENTON HIGH SCHOOL Education, as we understand it today, connotes all those processes culti- vated by a given society as a means for the realization in the individual of the ideals of the community as a whole. Education may be either mainly esthetic, ethical, intellectual, physical, or technical, but it must invoke and develop all these sides of human capacity. DR. PAUL B. CLARK. 2 Page One Co-Editors ....,,... Advertising Editor , . Assistant ......... Art Editor .......... Senior Class Editor. . Assistants .......... Literary Editor .... Assistants .......... Annual Chairman. , . Prophecy Chairman. mme! gzifzfzf . . . . .Lota Walter, Ellen Dumbacher ...,..............LoisBridges ... ..,Betty Snape . . . ...,. Norma lean Easton , . , ,,,........... Dorothy Masters , . , .Nellie Barnett, Frances Flynn ..............Willetta Heideman . . . . ,Lucy Crowder, Dale Stephens . ., . . ., .. . . . . .Betty Tattershall . . . . , . .......... Wanda Russell Class Will Chairman ..,.. ..................,.... I oan Appel Assistants .....,...... Typists ......... Transportation .... . . . . .Alma LeMaster, Flora Crawford . . . .Pearl Sargent, Florence Armstrong . . . . . . . . . .Paul Soden, Bill Heeger Matthew Linz, Don Brinkley P T MISS IUANITA TRUITT MISS ONI RILEY DEDICATION We of the Senior Class of '49 would like to show our appre- ciation to Miss Oni Riley and Miss luantta Truitt tor their co- operation and helpfulness through the years. Since they are the type ot teachers with whom every student should have an acquaintance during his high school years, mere Words cannot express the gratitude We would like to show. We hereby dedicate this Annual to them, Thank you again Miss Riley and Miss Truitt for your helping hand in guiding us through our high school careers. Pqrh SUPERINTENDENT MR, I. A. CAYWOOD If you wozzla' be happy, develop 41 loyzlly for .foluelbing oulfide of I1'!lllI'J'l'If, A loyally for llve organization for wbirb you uwrb, your mrzzfmnzily, your rbnrrb, your r'0lIllfl'J'. ll if lbe 1111! y :my you ran find the Jerrel of lrne happi- neu nm! f'011.'e11lmc11l ax yan go lbraugb life. Page Four 9 Q. C W9 JN SECRETARY MISS HELEN RICHARDSON SECRETARY MRS, MARGIE COMES PRINCIPAL MR. R, C. HINSDALE The Class of 1949 entered Simon Kenton High in the waning days of World War II. This class was war conscious as is indicated by its motto, Aim High, Shoot Straight, Hit the Mark. Your aim has become more efficient as the years have gone by. Your sight adjustments have been well made. Your shooting has ini- Drovecl with each round of firing until you have learned what it means to shoot straight. This continued aiming and firing have made it pos- sible ior you to hit the target-graduation, May 20, 1949. Now that you are graduating, reset your sights on higher targets of learning- college or growth out of school. Congratula- tions! May you continue to hit the mark. Page Five BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. FOEMAN A. RUDD MR. BLUCH RICH ' MR. ALBERS C. HAWES 4535 Church Street Route Number Five IUBO Emerson Road Winston Park Covington, Kentucky Park Hills Latonia, Kentucky Covington, Kentucky MR. IOHN E. SHEPARD Attorney 309 First National Bank Building Covington. Kentucky MR. I... M. GABRIEL MR. CLYDE C. HOPKINS MR. ROBERT T. WILSON Attendance Otlicer Route Number One 211 Moore Street Morning View, Kentucky Demossville, Kentucky Bromley, Kentucky Page Six 5 Xf I IITXSR J .V If . 5 jfyx-X Y - v,l -I Xl .gf 'f 2 gpg! ' 1' ! 4, gv.11 ?52c.L3 A v ' fqjazgf ,' A f , - fv- Xfx Z-m . , . ,. , J 1 I-,Vx W Q Q 9 41 J 1 A s X . SX , 4.1 , - , '--.516 is ., vi - , -1 ini Q- f ' ja- 2 X ,, ' 7 I Yi Q if v-j FACULTY P S FACU LTY MISS ROWENA CARPENTER DR, PAUL B. CLARK MISS LOUIS CLARKE Aa, cwieinwfi College: Ba., u. Qi Cincinnati: iw., Lane: A.a,, u. ol chicago, creatine wer , u. ot cincinnati, AM., chieigo: sfr M , union, Disiiibiiiive occupations social sciences New York City: Tlt,M,, Cruzer: Ph,D., S.B.T.S,: English MR. LESLIE COMES MRS. LESLIE COMES MISS l,lLLIAN DAVIS B.S . Eastern Kentucky State College: A.B., Eastern Kentucky Slate College: A.B,, Berea College: Graduate Work, U, ol Kentucky: Social Science Commerce Chemistry, Physics, Nat. Science, Director Visual Aids MISS LUCILLE EDWARDS MR. WILLIAM FAULNEH MRS HENRY FEAGAN A,B , U. ol Kentucky: B.S., Union College: Lite Certilicate, Eastern Kentucky Librarian Biology, General Science, Stat-: College: AB., U, ol Kentucky Natural Science, Assistant Coach Seventh Grade, Section One Page Eight FACU LTY MR IOHN GRAY was ELSIE HITEMAN Mn. EUGENE IONES B s.. U ol Kentuckyg A R., U nt Kentucky, Bs, Enstf-tn Kentnftty state College: Aqrtculture M A., U of Kentucky, Mntnetnnttcs ' Enqttsn, Latin MRS HELEN G. McELROY MR. ROBERT NEILL MR HOWARD NOEL B S., Eastern Kentucky State Ccllege: AB., U, ot Kentucky: A.B,, Georgetown College: NLS., U. ol Kentucky: Mathematics Socisl Science Home Economics Miss HELEN RICHARDSON Miss ONI RILEY MH. ROBERT RODEN AE., U. of Kentucky: A B., Eastern Kentucky sttttn College. ns U. Qt Ctnctnnntt Teachers College Commerce Student Qt U. ot ctnctnnnttg Public School Mnstc, Ctncinnatt Student ol Cclumbta Untverstty: Conservatory ot Mttstc. Engttsn, Geography Dttectnt cl Must: Pace Ntnp FACULTY MR, JOHN ROMES MR, MALVIN SEBREE MR. WILLARD SHROPSHIRE Ohm Mechanics Institute: A.B., U. ol Kentucky: A.B., Georgetown Collegeg U. ol Kentuckyg Graduate Work, U, cl Kenluckyg M.A., U. at Kentucky: Indusirlal Arts Commerce Health, Physical Education. I-lead Coach, Dean ol Boys MISS MAUDE SKINNER Miss HELEN SMITH MISS ELMA TAYLOR AE., Georcictown College: AE, Berea College: Es., u. ol Kentucliyg Graduate war , u. ol cincinnati? Art Graduate student, u, ol enltlcky, Graduate wmk. u. ol Kenluckyg Graduate work, U. ol Cincinnati: English, Public speaking Mathematics, Psychology, Dean al Girls MISS ELIZABETH MARTIN A,B., Georgetown Ccllegep Physical Education and Spanish MISS LOUISE TEWES MISS IUANITA TEUITT BS., Villa Madonna College: A,B,, Centre College: Mathematics. Natural Science Social Science Page Ten SENIOR SPCNSOR MISS IUANITA TRUITT SPONSOR'S SPIEL During three short years it has been my pleasure to be closely associated with you. I have found you most coopera- tive and dependable. In your years here at Simon Kenton, it is my sincere hope that you have found knowledge and inspiration to help you in years to come. The new life which you are about to enter will contain many hardships and problems. Remember always that a smile and a determination to Work will get you Iar. Keep before you your class motto: Aim high, shoot straight, and hit the mark. Page Elem MOTTO PAGE CLASS NIGHT ...., May I3 BACCALAUREATE ...,............,...... . . ..... May 15 Speaker-Rev. Iohn Boykin COMMENCEMENT .......,..........,..... . . .,,.. May 20 Speaker-Mr, Foeman Rudd if iff fir CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ...,... .........,,.........,,.,. K enneth Myers VICE PRESIDENT. . . ,... Dan Hermes SECRETARY I , . ,.... Ioan Apple TREASURER .... ....... N orma Works REPORTER .... ........... ,.., R i Chard Colclough if if ir CLASS MOTTO: Aim High, Shoot Straight, Hit the Mark wilful? CLASS FLOWER: American Beauty Rose Sivikiff CLASS COLORS: Blue and White PgTl SENIURS .3 I' fx? f' W ADRIAN, DONALD ROBERT For qualifier be poxxexml. llve rule bim among the bell. Alpha Beta Gamma, 3, 4: Beta Club. 3, 4-Treasurer, Service Club, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 4, he xii In . ' :EGL .. Je5'Ail. ' I-L X' lttiYk!f'ji'j'vXl- l V ial r ii 6 in 4'4f14'l?5lf2 T mm,li, lfi 'T ,t g ,,., w r .' X IV APPEL, IOAN ELIZABETH Very gay and 41110 Jpry. In iulelligellre. Jbe rankr high. Cheerleader, 35 Dramatic Club, 1, Z. 3, 4, Glee Club, l, Z, 3, 4: Secretary- Beta, 3, 4: Reportery Pioneer Club, 3: Simon Kentonian Stall, 4: Senior Class Secretary: Iunior Class Sacre- lary: Home Room Secretary, 4: Ollice Help, 4, Hi-Time Broadcast, 3: Sen- ior Class Play I ARMSTRONG, FLORENCE LOREKA Her humor exprafred wilb mmiral joker, Maker ber 41 fr1l'l1I'flE among mor! foliar. Dramatic Club, l, 2, 3, 4'Secretaryg Glee Club, l, Z. 3, 4-President, Iunior Class Play: Simon Kentonien Stall, Senior Class Play. Page Thirteen SENIORS ARMSTRONG, ROBERT HILTON H cf bar proved hir qlmliliar of erleenl. AJ mllrtrrill of our bmiletbfrll Iealn. S S Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4-Captain: f, 4. Track, l, 25 Simon Kentonian Stal B'I-IYMER, CHARLES CLIFFORD V ery Siurerv in hear! ir lre. A better friend' j'0lllll us1'el'.ree. Track, lg Hi-Y, 4: Spanish Club, 3, 4. BANKS, MARY A quiz! member of 0l1l'i'l.:J.r. .film rl very anlbilinlu' la.r.f. Girl Reserves, l, 25 Dramatic Club, 4: Simon Ken- onian Stall, 4: Y-Teen, 4. BINDER, ROSEMARY Happy-gn-llfrky. and full of fllll. She leeelnr berrlu.m11t1le.ro11 lbe rim. Dramatic Club, l, 3: Library Club, 2: HivTime Radic Program, 35 Simon Kentoniari Staff, 4-Co-Editor: Ol- Iice Aid, Cafeteria Cashierg WCKY Sports Reporterq Spanish Club, 3, 4. BARNETT, NELLIE MAE A llillllillg l1em'f, a .Wllilillg fare, Hw' pafllllmily har ret the pave, Girl Reserves, 1, Glee Club, I, 25 F.H.A., 2, 3, 45 Lunch Caller, I, 2, Simon Kentonian Staff, l, 2: Dramatic Club, l, 25 Senior Class Play BREWER, OSCAR EUGENE H e th'll.f and MII. be .rillgr .mtl Jillgr: He'Il gel pleamre from lbere lll'H lbingr. Dramatic Club, l: Beta Club, 3, 4-Secretary, Library Assistant, 4, Simon Kentonian Staff, 4. BERKEMEIER, THOMAS Burinerr lmilr be will acquire, TMJ qualify of bil we all admire. Dist. Occ., I. Page Fourteen SENIORS CAIN, THOMAS I. Toni if k11a11'11 nur! liken' by dll, A helper 011 11'bn111 lvi.r f1'ie11r1'.r mu 11111. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y, lp Baseball, 3. BRIDGES, LOIS CAROLYN She lmJ'lr1'1'le.r.r01l.r every clay, B111 ,flill fJr1.l'l'il1lL'f0lA fllll and pluy. Dramatic Club, 1: Beta Club, 3, 4-Secretary: Library Assistant, 4: Simon Kentonian Slall, 4. COLCLOUGH, RlCl'lARD EDWIN Dirk ix Jbarl. Lv11l 15110111 MJ Jlnff. Lil2e.r In J'll7F:lii for hi111.rclf. eururglvf Basketball, l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, lp Hi-Y, l: Track, l, 2, Pioneer Club, 3, 45 Senior Class Reporter, Student Council, 4-President: Alpha Beta Gamma, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Best Citizen, 4. BRINKLEY, DONALD ROBERT He doex 1101 Jlzirh. be Joey 11111 qnil. Bolb are good tmilx. 3-1111 1111111 f11l111il. Dramatic Club, 3, 4: Alpha Beta Gamma, 3, 4, Senior Hi-Y, 1, School Service Club, 4, Iunior Class Presi- dent: lunior Class Play, Senior Class Play. COLLINS, ILA GWEN Thi.: girl 1111 ,rpremlx goml rlveer. ll be1'e'e1'.rbe goe,rtlv1'o11glm11f lbe year. Spanish Club, 3, 4. BURKHART, AUDREY DID NOT GRADUATE CRAWFORD, FLORA BELLE Flora Belle ix 1621111 and mfeet, H11l'IIlg ber Hem' lllzlkekl' DIICJJ' day L'l1ll1,Ilt'lt'. Carlisle Science Club. 1: Glee Club, lr Dramatic Club, l-Pres- ident. Simon Kenton Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club. 2, 3, E.O. Club, 3, Youth Speaks Radio Program, 41 Simon Kentcnian Stall, 3: Senior Class Play, Speech Events, 4. Page 1949 Fifteen SENIORS CROSS, WANDA LUCILLE Her pretly eyer nm! qlliel rmile. Make ber rl frieml zmrlbwbile. Glee Club, l, 2, Simon Kentonian Stalf, 4. EASTON, NORMA IEAN Her very plearing llirpnriliou. ll ill find ber it mined fzrqlliriliml, Florence. Ky. Glee Club, l. Walton. Ky. Girl Reserves, lg Dramatic Club, 2, 3: Glee Club, 2, 3. Simon Kenton. Dramatic Club, 4: Glee Club, 4: Youth Speaks Radio Program, 4. GROWER, LUCY ARDELLA We bape Lucy at art bar 4 l'bflIIt'6', Ynll can ree ber abilily al jar! one glance. Girl Reserves, l, 23 Y-Teen, 4, Dramatic Club, 4: Simon Kenlonian Staff, 4. FISK, CLIFFORD SEYMOUR He'.r mlber quiet and may Jeem iffy. Eur will fell you heir one xwell guy. Simon Kentonian Stall, 4, 4-H Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Drama- tic Club, lg Future Retailer, 45 Iunior Class Play. DEVAN, IOAN MARIE Allrarlive? Yer, and nlro blonde. You may be .rnre Jbe'll gel along. G.A.A,, 2: Debuteen Club, 2: French, 3, 4: Commer' cial Club, 4. FINNELL, DON Helpful, bawdy, among the bert, Bur ul rearing Ihe girli, cl very perl. 4-H Club, l-Secretary, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, l, 4, Visual Aid, 4r Hi-Y, 4. DUMBACHER, ELLEN CLAIR Ellen ir krmwn for ber xweet, kind wayr. She krmwr Ike adage: FD'i87Idli!Il?,fJ' pnyrf' La Salette Library Club, lr Athletic Club, l: C.M.S.C,. lfRep4 resentative. Simon Kenton Y-Teen, 2: Dramatic Club, 3. 4: Beta Club, 3-Reporter. 4-Reporter: Debate Club, 3-President, 4-Vice Presi- dent: Alpha Beta Gamma, Z, 3, 4-Vice President: Stu- dent Council, 47 Spanish Club, 2, 31 Youth Speaks Radio Program, 45 Teen Topic Radio Program, 3: Li' hrary Assistant, 4, Iunior Class Playg Senior Class Play: Speech Events, 3, 4. Page Sixteen SENIORS GUTTRIDGE, MONA GAYLE To be a .rang u'rileri.f!1er nmflo. Tn fallow llvir 1l'?lbfllk :he Dllglll la. Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 4: Simon Kentonian Staff, 4. FLYNN, MARY FRANCES A very Lflziflllillg lan IJ Jbe. A uirer INI6 ynlill HEIVEI' 180. Dramatic Club, l, 2: Glee Club, l, 2, F.H.A., 2, 3-Vice President, 4-Historian: Girl Reserves, lp Simon Ken- lcnian Stall, 4: Lunch Caller, 4, Home Room Secretary: Senior Class Play. HEEGER, WILLIAM Lol: of power, not mnrb frm, In our rla.r.r, he if 4 IIIIUI. Alpha Beta Gamma, 2, 3, 4-Reporter: Basketball, l, Z, 3, 4: Baseball, 2, 4: Pioneer Club, 3, 4-Secretary-Treas- urerg 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3, Track, l, 2, Visual Aids, 3, 4. GIBSON, IACK RICHARD Ready lo help. Alwayy if be. Plerzmnl mm' very good mmparly. Spanish, 3. 4: Glee Club, 2: Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Class Play: Senior Hi-Y, 4, Senior Class Play. I-IEIDEMAN, MARY FRANCES A pleaxiug girl wilb lillle lo my. Shel' on ber own and gae: ber ll':1J'. Simon Kenlonian Staff. 4, Glee Club. GIBSON, WILLIAM H ir ullimale foal Jeemr rn be farrniug. But for him I Ji: iJll'l1tl4tl'l1lillg. FFA., I, 2'Reporter, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 4, 4-H, HEIDEMAN, WILLETTA IOSEPHINE Modeflly. genlly, :be goer ber way U fllxlllj' hnuiilg lillle lo Inj Glee Club, l. 2: Simon Kenlonian Staff, 4. W I . Race Seventeen SENIORS 1949 1 HERMES, DAN LEE H e lower In drive l1i.r lillle blue mr. We bape in life be will gn far. Debate, l: Dramatic Club, l: Basketball, I, Z, 3, 4: Pioneer Club, 3, 4-President, Kentucky Future Re- tailers, 3: Senior Class Vice President, Track, 1, 2, 4-H, l, Z: Prom King, Z. KRAMER, IOAN A flemler. Jprigblly, friendly miie. llvilb fbeery rmile and Jtep Jo ligbl. Glee Club, 1, 2, 4: Future Retailers. 4. HUGHES, WILLIAM HOWARD llIJ'P0l'lJ'r1Il1l rlubx nf every kiml. Hau'arrl Hugbef you will find. FEA., l, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 4, Pioneer Club, 3, 4: Baseball, Z, 3, 4, Track, 1, 2. LeMASTER, ALMA LEE L-'lllgbillg eyex and rlmrming .rn1ile.f. Are Alnm'.r mm enrballliug Jlylel. Cheerleader, 2, 3, Pioneer Club, 3: Dramatic Club, 3, 4, BQ. Club, Simon Kentonian Stall, 4: Band, 2. IACKSON, FRANK EDWIN A ylliel fellow willv n pleamul Jlllile, A Jelpillg baml. be'.r tx friend u'm'lb1ulJile. F.F.A., l, Z-Secretary, 3-Vice President, 4-Treasurer, Youth in Action Radio Program, 3, HiAY, l-Vice Presi- dent, 4-Secretary: State Farmer Degree, 3: Vice Presi- dent ol Home Room, 4. LINZ, MATTHEW Cupid rlrizfex with llllgbl rnnl vim, Bl!! lillle efferl doe! il bare on bim. Band, 1: F.F.A., lp Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Simon Kentonian Stall, 4: Dramatic Club, 4: Hi-Y, 4: Youth Speaks Ra- dio Program. 4: Spanish Club, 3, 4. KIDWELL, DORA MAE Dora Mae ir jim 11 flamly. lVber1e1fer giggling t'0lllt'J in bnmly. Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, Z, 3, 4: Simon Kentonian Stall, 4. en SENIORS MCNEES, MARCELLA A been mind wilbonl prelenre. She rbou,-.r Iver Jlore of uonnnon revue. Morgan, Ky. Y-Teen, 2. Simon Kenton Y-Teens, 2: Simon Kentonian Stall, 4. MANERS, VIRGIL V if-gil bar l't'I'j' lillle In my. Bnl, be gain: friendx day byddy, Band, l, 2, Basketball, 2: Visual Aids, 4: Alpha Beta Gamma, 4. MEIMAN, GEORGE LOUIS Srhaol ir bi.: own .rperinl lmle. Bn! wfllw nnr t'l:1,rJ be will alwnyr rate Future Retailers, 3. MASTERS, DOROTHY MAYE Sbe ix very arrive and alhlelir, A Jpartr tareer ufonlzl be prapbetir. Dramatic Club, l, 2, 4: Glee Club, l. 2: F.H.A., Z-Re- pcrter, 3+Presidentp F.H.A., District 2nd Vice Presi- dent: Simon Kentonian Stall, 4, Senior Class Play. MULLINS, GERALDINE IANET To be a pilnl ix ber dI't'rllll. II e think ul lbir :nz-'ll be rnpreme. Dramatic Club, 3, 4: Alpha Beta Gamma, 4: Y-Teens. 4iVice President: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Senior Class P ay. MCKINLEY, RUSSELL He ir lall and qnile 4 lad. Aronnd lbe girlx. be'.r allvrryr glad. Dramatic Club, l, 45 F.F.A., 3, Visual Aids, 4: Spanish Club, 2, 3. MYERS, KENNETH Atblelir, ye: and very beguiling, llvben you :ee Ken. be'J alwayr milling. Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y, 2: Future Retailers, 4, Dramatic Club, 1: Pioneer Club 3, 45 Senior Class President, 1949 SENIORS 1949 NEUSPICKEL, VIOLA RUTH , Viola ix 4 very fzire girl. ' And alwayJ Jeemf lo be in a whirl. Y-Teens 47 Simon Kentonicn Stall, 4, ROMES. VIRGINIA LEE Carol': wife u.'e're mre Jhe'II be, belief' bride j'0ll'll never .ree. Netre Dame Eucharistic Club, l. Simon Kenton Glee Club, 2, 3: Band, 3, 4: Dra Kentonian Stall. A matic Club, 3, Simon PARR, BERNARD HENRY Bernie nlwnyf .reenu to xmrl, A flllrler in a Jrbool girl'J bearl. ROSS. IACK CLYDE lark i1 our boxing boy, He bringx III bappiuexx aml joy. Hi-Y, Future Retailers, 4-Preside Club. nl: Fenwick Athletic PAYNE. IAMES RILEY Afler all fbi! lime Iamer i.f ,rlill 4 mynery, Bill nfe'll have to admil, .ro iJ Ameriran Hillary. Debate Club, Z, 47 Dramatic Club, I, 2, 4: Math Club, Z, 4: Visual Aids, 2, 4: Ky. Future Retailers, 4. RUSSELL, WANDA MAE To be a nurxe is l7?l't1Illbili0lI. Sl1e'll do ber bext in lbir flfljlllllll. Band, I. 2, 3, Glee Club, lg F.H.A., I, Z, Dramatic Club, 3 Y-Teens, 4: Simon Kentonian Stall, 4, Senior Class lay. PRICE, ELMER WILLIAM A 111011 g our rlarmmlex i.r Elmer Prize. A very quiet friend :xml alto nite. Visual Aids, 4: Alpha Beta Gamma, 3, 4-Treasurer: Hi-Y glub, 4-President, Best Citizen, 3: Most Court- eous, . Page Twenty SENIORS SNAPE, BETTY SUE Her Jeuior problellli' .rbe did bear, Bu! tz zlirmmml ring Jbe'll alwayl' ll'C'1II'. Walton Glee Club, lg Dramatic Club, l. Simon Kenton Dramatic Club, Z, 3, 45 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Simon Kentonian Staff, 4-Business Manager: Y-Teens, 4-Pres- ident: Senior Class Play. RUST, HARRY EDWARD Mruir if bi: arquired fnlenl, I n run' flax be il ronfidered gallant. Band, l. 2, 3: Baseball, l, 2, 4: Glee Club, 3, 4: Simon Kenlonian Stall, 4: NKEA Band, 3. SODEN, PAUL EDWARDS He may .rome day be preridenl. 01' .WJIIIP ll'0lldt?l' be will ilnfeuf. Dramatic Club, 3. 4: Visual Aids, 3, 4: Alpha Beta Gamma, 3-Second Vice President, 4-Second Vice President: Hi-Y, 4, Senior Class Play. SARGENT, PEARL Pearl ba: a prelfy mmplexian. Tlvir brirzgr Iyer mnrb rzfferfion. l .H.A., 2-Treasurer, 3, 4: 3-Parliamentarian, Dramatic Club, 3, 4: Girl Reserves, l: Simon Kentonian Stall, 4- Business Manager: Senior Class Play. STEPHENS, KENNETH DALE The rudder! wordx be lm I0 awaii, Are Get up Dale iI'.r rlflel' eigbl. Dramatic Club, 4: Simon Kentonian Stall, 41 Future Retailers, 4-Vice President: Hi-Y, 4: Senior Class Play. SCHLUETER, OPAL EMOGENE She liieer lu rank and Jew we ree. A b0IIJ'L'll'lft' Jhe will prabably be. F.H.A., l: Y-Teens, 4: Simon Kentonian Stall, 4. TEBELMANN, VERA MAE Ou Vera we mn alzrayx depeml. For lbix .the lm! many fx friend, Glee Club. 4: Future Retailers, 4. Page Twenty-One SENIORS , TATTERSHALL, BETTY LOU liz Jrholfutirr Jlve rnnkr high. Bill in Jnrreu, ,rbe'll do or die. Holmes G.A.A., 3: Debuteen Club, 3: F.H.A., 3. Simon Kenton . Dramatic Club, 2, 4: Alpha Beta Gamma, 2, 4: Y-Teens. 4-Treasurer: F.H.A., 2: Beta Club, 4-Vice President: Most Courteous, 4: Salutatorian. WALTER, LOTA LUCILLE Lola keep! II! ill I1 zlnze, Bemnle ber reporl nml ir filler! wilb A'J. Axtell. Kansas Glee Club, l: Girls Ouartette, l: Girl Reserves, l: Girls Basketball Team, l: Vice President ol Freshman Class. Detroit. Michigan Latin Club. 2: Student Council, Z. Simon Kenton Glee Club, 3, 4: Band, 3, 4: Bela Club, 3, 4-President: Alpha Beta Gamma, 4: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Library As- sistant, 4: Most Scholarly. 4: Best Citizen, 3, 4: Val- edictorian. WILSON, IAMES VICTOR H l.t' ready fin: and energy. Filled our Senior Dr1y.r u'iIl1 glee. Dramatic Club, l, 2, 3, 4: Debate Club, l, 2. WAYMAN, AARON IACOB Very qlllel bill friemlly, lon. In ererylbiug bi: ben' be'll dn. Band, l, 2: Band Ministrel, l, 2: Alpha Beta Gamma, 2, 4: Dramatic Club, 4: Hi-Y, 4. WORKS, NORMA IEAN Altmflirfe. yer and nire In lmoux Her reuim' rlfmfzifxlex all Iblllk Ja. Dramatic Culb, l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, l, 2, 3: BQ. Club. 3: Future Retailers, 4-Secretary: Senior Class Treasurer: Radio Program Youth Speaks, 4: lst Vice President ol State Future Retailers, 4: Ollice Aid, 4: Simon Kentonian Stall, 4: Prom Queen, 3: Senior , Class Play. WILLIAMS, WAND IEAN A rbamrter full of fill? i.r Ike, - -- Maybe 4 romedian :be will be. ., 1- .M law- -,JH Dramatic Club, 1, 3, 4: F.l'I,A., Z-Historian, 3-Treasurer, 4: Iunior Debate, l: Glee Club, 4: Iunior Class Play: Simon Kentonian Staff, 4: Senior Class Play. Page Twenty-Two HISTORY OF CLASS OF '49 GRADE NINE In the year of 1945, 88 of us embarked upon a high school career. We had picked up George Meiman, Thomas Berkemeier, and Ellen Nelson. May of 1946 our green year was over, we had finished one-fourth of our high school education. GRADE TEN ln September of 1946, the sophomores numbered 86. Betty Snape had come from Walton, Ellen Dumbacher from LaSalette, and Penny McNees from Morgan to join our blooming class. We lost one classmate, Betty Tattershall, who left us to go to another school. That year four- teen of our classmates found 'other desired places besides school. In May when the Seniors of '47 were graduating, we had just reached our half-way mark. GRADE ELEVEN As Iuniors, 72 of us started in 1947 and it won't be long until We get that much wanted diploma. Some other additions to our big family were Stanley Hager from Ludlow, Ioan Kramer, and Lota Walter who proved to be our class Valedictorian. William Iustice who had dropped back one grade was also with us. Three of the outstanding events of that year were: the Iunior Class play, the Iunior-Senior picnic and the Iunior-Senior Prom. Now we were ready for our big year. GRADE TWELVE ln September, 1948, 67 dignified seniors were well on the way in their high school days. We had lost Winona Turner as Mrs. Russell Coppage, Ellen Nelson, Betty Pitcher, and Billy Iustice during the summer months. A short time after, we again embarked upon our school careerg we lost IoAnn Moffett to be Mrs. Thomas Kerr. At Thanksgiving our class became smaller still when Carrie Easton as Mrs. Fairest Green showed her preference for married life above school, Since we had gained two new students, Ioan DeVan and Norma lean Easton, we had lost none in number. We were now immensely enjoying the privileges of a senior, when another of our girls, Audrey Burkhart, preferred the Pots and Pans instead ot her dear school books. Graduation crept quickly upon us and at commencement we received those much awaited diplomas. Page Twenty-Three CLASS WILL DONALD ADRIAN wills his seat in English class to Brenton Grant. IOAN APPEL leaves, taking lack with her, oi course. FLORENCE ARMSTRONG wills her way with Mr. Hinsdale to Dottie Fuchs ROBERT ARMSTRONG wills his captainship to the future captain. MARY BANKS leaves her shy ways to Iudy Caldwell. NELLIE BARNETT wills her attractiveness to Dena Graves. THOMAS BERKEMEIER wills his quiet ways to Wayne Hicks. CHARLES B'l-IYMER wills his morning bulletin to Iuanita Hyatt. ROSEMARY BINDER leaves her oliiceework to Wavilyri Riley. LOIS BRIDGES leaves her way with teachers to Ioanne Finnell. DONALD BRINKLEY leaves his speaking ability to Donald Maus. THOMAS CAIN leaves his loud mouth to Carl Hellman. RICHARD COLCLOUGH wills his shortness to Charles Davis. ILA COLLINS leaves the daily Bible readings to Wavilyn Riley. FLORA BELLE CRAWFORD wills her speeches to Evelyn Payne. WANDA CROSS leaves her drawl to Ioan Polking. LUCY CROWDER wills her long hair to Ioan Finnell. IOAN DEVAN wills her dirty saddles to Patricia Banta. ELLEN DUMBACHER wills her pencil behind her ear to Bonnie Clemens. NORMA IEAN EASTON wills her school books to Betty Stephenson. DON FINNELL leaves his pin-up to Charles Davis. CLIFFORD FISK leaves his embarassing moments to Ronald Losey. FRANCES FLYNN wills her driving ability to Rosie Elliott. IACK GIBBONS wills his pegged pants to Reginald Kinman. WILLIAM GIBSON Wills his place in F.F.A. to Russell England. MONA GALYE GUTTRIDGE Wills her shortness to Iuanita Belew. WILLIAM HEEGER wills his locker to Mary Collier. MARY HEIDEMAN wills her blonde hair to Carolyn Rowlette. WILLETTA HEIDEMAN wills her late bus to Nellie Iackson. DAN HERMES wills his place as king oi the prom to Frank Lelvlaster. HOWARD HUGHES wills his barter ability to Robert Richardson. FRANK IACKSON wills his parliamentary procedure to Billy Dietz. Page Twenty-Four CLASS WILL DORA MAE KIDWELL wills her baby talk to Anita Elliott. Goo! IOAN KRAMER bequeathes her quiet ways to Irene Hubbard. QUIET! ALMA LEMASTER wills her typing Ior Miss Taylor to Lula Sharp. MATTHEW LINZ leaves his car to Charles Chambers. Silly Boy! VIRGIL MANERS wills his homeroom class to Wanda Orcutt. DOROTHY MASTERS leaves, after getting her diploma. Yeh, Man. RUSSELL MCKINLEY bequeaths his chewing gum to Lawrence Gilvin MARCELLA MCNEES wills her giggles to lean Gibson. No! No! GEORGE MEIMAN wills his working ability to Iohn Elmore. UGH! GERALDINE MULLINS bequeaths her gymnastics to Wanda Collett. KENNETH MYERS gives his job as president to Adrian McMillian. VIOLA NEUSPICKEL wills her cooking to Isabel Stahl. BERNIE PARR lends his love Ior the Iuniors to Ray Peddicord. IAMES PAYNE leaves his place in Summer School to Alberta Colston. ELMER PRICE bequeaths his quietness to Omar Mains. . IENNIE ROMES leaves her drum ability to lean Carter. IACK ROSS leaves his love to Norma Mills. O! Yeh! WANDA RUSSELL wills her music ability to Georgia Rust. HARRY RUST leaves the mimeograph machine to Mr. Sebree. PEARL SARGENT wills her blue eyes to Charlene Mills. BETTY SNAPE leaves her morning cup ot tea to Wilda Cross. OPAL SCHLUETER wills her Business English to Wyona King. PAUL SODEN wills his town courtships to Ray Anderson. Deserterl DALE STEPHENS wills his way with the law to Elbert Williams. VERA TEBELMANN leaves her glasses to Otis Scott, and no can see. BETTY TATTERSHALL leaves her sweet ways to Helen Wilson. LOTA WALTER bequeaths her kitty cat to Ioyce Beck. AARON WAYMAN wills his class ring to Iustin Reinersman. WANDA IEAN WILLIAMS wills her freckles to Margaret Iustice, IAMES WILSON bequeaths his blonde hair to Billy Zimmerman. NORMA IEAN WORKS leaves her agile ability to Kathleen Martin. THE CLASS OE '49 wish good fortune and luck to the CLASS OF '50. Page Twenty-Five SS BIOGRAPHY C 2 .L .Eu-i. 0. P IU I-MU! 3 E I 0 -H QE O 13 1-cu E2 UU 'Ua- LELJUE :fm 'Dru o EE ... 5 5325.5 FU aym W Clocks UTI Ala Good Music Weekends er ? 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We landed at Hollywood and because of bad weather we were grounded for an indefinite period of time, so we decided to go see the most talked about stage show of the season. We discovered that the star was IOAN DEVAN with DON FINNELL playing opposite her, The producer was CLIFFORD FISK. We were talking to Clifford after the show and he told us that DORA KIDWELL and IOAN KRAMER were to star in his next production. Afterwards we went on a tour of the city. We noticed a lot of excitement and discovered the cause to be a parade of bathing beauties and you have no idea who Miss America was . . . none other than FLORA CRAWFORD. With the parade came some clowns which we recognized as THOMAS CAIN and OSCAR BREWER, The next day we started off again and when we landed again ELLEN DUMBACHER and LOTA WALTER boarded the plane. They, like me, had decided to look up some old class- mates. As we were exchanging news I found that ROBERT ARMSTRONG had joined the Army Air Force and had worked his way up to a captain, I also found that HARRY RUST now had his own jazz band and was really making good at it, IENNIE ROMES was playing the drums for him and AARON WAYMAN was another Benny Goodman on the clarinet. NORMA IEAN EASTON was their vocalist. They also had heard from WANDA RUSSELL who was a nurse and was working with Dr. ELMER PRICE who is the famous psychiatrist. Working with them also was ROSMARY BINDER and MARCELLA MCNEES. As we were sitting there talking, we noticed a magazine with pictures that looked familiar. When we looked closer we found that MARY and WILLETTA HEIDEMAN were posing for the Toni Twin Ads, We landed at the Cincinnati Airport and felt like we were almost home. When we got a taxi who should be the driver but IIMMY WILSON. He told us that DALE STEPHENS had hired IAMES PAYNE as his chauffer and that they had traveled all over the world, We also learned that PAUL SODEN was an electrical engineer and was doing quite well. As we were traveling on home we noticed a lot of signs etc., announcing the operas that were to be put on at Independence and the star being MONA GUTTRIDGE and her publicity chairman was MATTHEW LINZ. Page Twenty-Eight CLASS PROPHECY Sunday morning we went to church and found the minister to be VIRGIL MANERS. At church we saw Mrs. Howard Stewart Cformerly AUDREY BURKHARTJ with her husband and family. She told us that EMOGENE SCHLUETER and VIOLA NEWSPICKEL were planning to have a double wedding in Iune. After church we saw IOAN APPEL coming down the street with a strange man .We found out that she and IACK GIBSON had been married and divorced and this man was her third husband. She told us that FLORENCE ARMSTRONG was a jitterbug instructor for Kalan Dance Studios and that BETTY SNAPE was happily married. As we were walking down the street, we found a beautician school operated by WANDA CROSS, ILA COLLINS, and LOIS BRIDGES. We noticed that the Independence Weekly newspaper had an extra out and as we were looking through it, we found that NELLIE BARNETT was the editor and LUCY CROWDER was the artist. It was announcing the arrival of DOROTHY MASTERS, the lady Wrestler champion and IACK ROSS the new heavy weight champion, since he K.O.'d Curly Kayoe, who were making a public appearance in Independence. We also noticed in the paper that THOMAS BERKEMEIER Wes president of HILLS and that NORMA WORKS was a buyer at Penny's. BERNIE PARR has started a chain of general stores from one side of the country to the other. We went in the Melody Inn for a soda, and the waitress was none other than WANDA WILLIAMS. She said PEARL SARGENT also worked there, but it was her day off. She told us that BETTY TATTERSHALL and VERA TEBELMANN were operators at Inde- pendence and that ALMA LeMASTER was a private secretary to RICHARD COLCLOUGH, who was now running the Kenton County Motors. It seems that the farmers of the country were celebrating, when WILLIAM I-IEEGER came to town because he was a chemist and had discovered wonderful chemicals for the soil. The speaker for the group was RUSSELL MCKINLEY. In the group of farmers who were meeting him were EDWIN IACKSON, WILLIAM GIBSON, HOWARD HUGHES, GEORGE MEIMAN and CHARLES B'HYMER. We learned that a few of our classmates remained at SIMON KENTON, not as students but as teachers. DONALD ADRIAN is the science teacher, MARY BANKS is the dean of girls and has charge of the Girl Reserves. FRANCES FLYNN is the Home Ec. teacher, IACK GIBSON is dramatic director, and KENNETH MYERS and DAN HERMES are the coaches. Since we have found out all about all our classmates, it is time to go back to work. Pl'ge Twenty-Nine BABY PICTURES :owns Nr. 4 Q+i Q L S .gi BERKEMIFR K Ciuwnmo BANKS CAIN we w :Aston if y X .Q :ones X. x N' Y 'Q , 'QQ b ESWQV1 ' -f . w 3 ,ff ,V Q 'fl' wg ix womans ampaes A sf' SARGENT F AF KRAMER RUSSELL . N . , 1 A list zf. APPEI. BABY PICTURES H W.0lBS0l - WALTER RDMES m DE VAN -X 'ff ' 5 HYMII ,.?-'nw 'W WNY? , :if ,QLSPV A '55:fr'1'ej. , 4 Wu PRI!! wm.ums 1.451 4 W f ' A Q K .M A' 3 .af-'A'G', A rmum, Cie Thin -On SNAPS OF SENIORS Pnqe Thirty-Two SENIOR SPECIALTIES MOST ATTRACTIVE MOST CQURTEQUS B1-XRNETT-MYERS TATTERSHALL A PRICE BEST CITIZEN MOST SCHOLARLY WALTER - COLCLOUGH WALTER - ADRIAN Page Th ny Thre ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE 'FORTY-NINERS SEPTEMBER September 7, l948, school opened with the reuniting of old and new friends. September 14, the seniors held their first class meeting and elected the officers for the year. September 27, the seniors again held a class meeting and ordered rings, pins, decided on the engravers, printers, and photographers for the annual, ordered calling cards and selected the type of invitations we wanted. OCTOBER October 4, the seniors were excused from school half a day to have their pictures taken at Pogues. October 7, the photographers came to fake individual pictures and, much to our sorrow, inter- rupted all our classes. October 8, the seniors gave a skating party at Walton. More falls! October 22, the juniors gave their class play called DAMSEL'S IN DISTRESSI' October 27, the photographers came again to take pictures of clubs and class rooms and inter- rupted the classes all over again. NOVEMBER November 12, opened the basketball season with the playing and beating of Holy Cross. November 24, the seniors gave a dance after the Butler basketball game which gave us the opportunity to celebrate our fourth straight winning. November 25 and 26, we got out for Thanksgivingp to have turkey with all the trimmings. More stomach aches! In November also we lost one of our class mates Carrie Easton, to become Mrs. Fairest Green. Ienny Homes became engaged. DECEMBER December 3, we lost one of our teachers, Mrs. Walter, because ot sickness. December 14, the FFA gave their annual Father and Son Banquet. December 23, the holiday season at last has come and school has let out lor Christmas and the New Year. fContinued on Page Seventy-Twol Page Thirty-rom Page Thirty-Fwe JUNIORS R. Anderson P. Bama I. Beck I. Belew I. Caldwell I. Carter C. Chambers B. Clemons M. Cobb W. Colle!! L. Collier A. Colslon M, Cram B. Cross E Damon C. Davis N. Dunn A. Elliott R. Ellioii I, Elmore Page Thirly-Six JUNIORS R. England I. Finnell D. Fuchs I. Gibson L. Gilvin I. Glaza B, Grant D. Graves C. Hellman W. Hicks M. Iackson M. Iustice I. Kems W. King H. Kinman M. Lee F. LeMaster R. Losey O. Mains K. Marlin Page Thirty-Seven JUNIORS O. Maus A. McMillian C. Mills N. Mills W. Orcutt E. Payne R. Peddicord I. Polking R. Richardson W. Riley I. Reinersman C. Roulette G. Rust O. Scott L. Sharp I. Stahl B. Stephenson E. Williams H. Wilson B. Zimmerman Ahsentees: I. McCarty R. Ferguson I, Hubbard I. Hyatt R. Rice Page Thirty'Eight 1 f 'x. L S N- J 'Y w 4 u , 9 I XX, vt , F A g ni X? 1 - ' ' . .: K' X ' . Q I ' X ff I I , .:,, P J X f' SOPHONORES SOPHOMORES i its , I .kkkrhzbkk K' X. 5 , , ' I. Armstrong N. Armstrong M. Beck W. Beck I. Berryman ,Q f i ., E- 1 fl' I 'E , f p g- r r2rrr ' .,,1f I W. Bridges P, Brueckner K. Carmichael I. Clinkenbenrd M, Code A ' '22 A . ,. 527 if lat, ., - f ' in 44- .3 If ' ' x i' -Si: If 5. .L .. . L , -, 1 I .. I . I, Casson A. Culbertson V, Damron N. Dixon W. Duncan - I '.., ' .: k 'W ' gl lv X I . , . .11 1 A i .I , , 44 ......,,.. . I g r B, Black E ex, I. Collett - L. l. Elbert ni. :Q- -AQJ , tl W. Bridges I ! v .. I 2 lin r G. Ccppage 9 A raffle f , . .wl . I D. Elliott '3 3 . -vii li N. Ervin R. Flannery M. Gebhardt M. Gibson B. Giles Hardgrove I. Harris I . .23 4 If . ft' ,p iff, . .- I 5 ' 'ft ,. T f , , - 4' 'fm ffigfly lie . ,,.w x I. My I I' ' I 'f' R. Heideman A. Hopkins D. Hopper I. Houston H. Hughes E. Hutton I. Hutton .QL ml, .L .V ' .lr ,K . JW.: 1 f i I D. Kramer M. Kohler G. Lancaster R. Lee R. Mann Pngs Forty K. Maus A. McGraw SOPHOMORES ., , L E . ' . . A h: 4 -' ' i . 1 It - , 5 ,., .- , ,vll . 3 --7 i S iffy- - . A Q D. McNees P. Messingschlager R. Morgan E. Obermeier B. Peddicord C. Peebles H. Rice 'LAA' ' 1 A - '-A. - ' - ' ,. LVLV .. .. ,, Q93 yi 5 V m-:: Q . , , 1... H' 'Sex its 3 2 . M .f 5 t i 2E?ll2Yfi V ffllf, 55252 H A-:'fh 'fhi ig' X. J F. Rivard W. Robinson B. Rubbe E. Schadler I. Sims P. Smith W. Smith iiii f it B' iii S . . . .. ..,, H . E + W me if fffigqif, W' K' 'Psi ,,,. . 52 a 7552 if Q M 'f 3 fi -56? - .W 5 if-1 . iiffi:-V iff ? ' 4 ul - . f- ' M . iii. - is -X - f Bi. - ii ... ,... . . . .... it S. . , ini ff, - ,sh ag 5 H. Stahl I. Taylor L. Tomlin C. Triplett I. White I, Wilson M. Wilson M. Bachmann B. Brakelield M. Campbell W. Dietz L, Glass H, Works M. Zimmerman Absentees: B. Hensley C. Henzman I. Marks C, Menelee l. O'Connell Page Forty-One W. Perry B. Ryan G. Setters A. Treadway M. Wayman ADVICE TO FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES Let your friends up in lunch line, those in back won't mind. Run to catch your bus. It keeps the driver from having to wait. Dash like mad into the bleachers at noon when you see Mr. Hinsdale coming down the hall. You meant to go there anyway. Write your own absence excuses. It develops good penmanship. Make as much noise as possible in study hall. After all no one wants to study. Don't forget to take Business English. It's fun to write letters to yourself. Throw papers on the floors. It's lots of fun and it keeps the janitor busy. What's he paid for anyway? Disobey teachers in class. It gives you a chance to spend your lunch hour with Dr. Clark. Gallop through the halls. You need some recreation. Walk on the gym floor with your shoes. Marks on the floor show that you are athletic. Carve your initials on the desks. History mustn't forget you. If you plan to marry before you graduate, get Dr. Clark's approval. Ignore Miss Davis's long assignments. This saves her the trouble of checking papers. Pop chewing gum loudly in class, It gains attention. Argue frequently during classes. It proves that you have a mind of your own. Stay home as often as possible. This will serve as an excuse for not having your lessons. Be late for class. It gives you freedom from class to go get an excuse. Complain about the food in the cafeteria. You need something to talk about. Pitch waste paper into the waste can. This gives you practice in basketball. Throw your books around. Torn pages show they have been used. Copy your lessons from your friends. Too much thinking will wrack your brain. mg. ram,-Two mf-RES H ME NM Paqe Forty-Three FRESHMEN ' k' I I , :.. ,1.f,,.. mfr. .,,. R. ,... . .. . , f ,. .. , C. Alsip Wm. Appel N. Ashcraft P. Ashcrait V. Ashcralt A. Ayres R. Bach I-Q . G, ,. , .. ' ' . ,mh' 1 '., . jk R. Baldwin H. Bama T. Bates B. Beck B. Benson P. Black D. Boone B. Bowling M. Bruce E. Burkhart R. Cain I. Carlisle W. Carlisle Wm. Carlisle 'i i is I. v B -... . ' iff ' 121 , if ' fi I . git. f 2 , ' .-'Q-rw. f.1.:::.:wp --fa .. . -- mf: . , I ' I I' ' ..,- .s in 1, .r ,,,, ii - W f' 1 . A L, ' 12 .. R. Chapman B. Clark Wrn. Crowder G, Cram Y. Cooper I. Crawford I. Cross .ri fl .11 -- . Qffflli' :I -:l' :f Y ' ' , H I .,,,. r'...... .Q . l ' or I . i'ii 'lili I I I 3 ti lr,. if ' F I I f 'A ' A B. Culberlson M. Damon I. Davis R. Dieterlin R. Donovan B. Elliott G. England Page Forty-Four FRESHMEN Q 4. ., . 1 . H M. England G. Erion E. Fisk M. Fisk S. Fisk L. Haney S. Harney gn Nfl: '. EL 'V-V AF I . 1-. . Y y I V fig' 4 .8 . 1 ' , H -3- Y ' N' , V - , I .5 -.i, ' - V g-gy rr., X W it .h I R, .gif I C. House M. Houston W. Hornbeck P. Human I. Iohnson M. Iordan E. Kelly I A ,t 2 ' Q? K 4 5 ru -,., 1, 'gif--, Q. N H. Kidwcll E. Krolh R. Lancaster A. Lane I. LaVon W. Lawson G. Leach - W Q, . . - f-I ' , , ,Q - M F . . V , 1 .i .. V ,in V ,K A -Z I A I '-'L X I I X . ' 'fp Q I- B. Lee B. LeMaster K. Lewellyn T. Liles I. Marlin I. Maus N. Meier Y .4 4 - mr A 'I t A-if 'Q .im , ga ,M . f 'E' 4- V a S . I 1. .4 4 V f X . X2 5 if 229 , W ' - ' EZ? Q I Q5 - 1 f t I .M Ab K . I .f.fiX5:f'.f:. ' I , 1 il . 9 X E. Menelee S. Morgan R. Mullins W. Mullins C. Murray M. Parris C. Perry Page Forty-Five FRESHMEN fs... . S - .K . p S' , .Q . .3 Q . r , -wg is x Yi 'Xl Q -1 f f g . Ns? f ' ' i N: 1 bl- M . W, SQL I W' -, ' ,. Q. 3 f,k. ' , . 5 ' ' 1 lk., . C. Perry E. Perry W. Power R. Prollitt A. Rich K. Richardson B. Riddle , S W 3 .,., 'E ' 1 1 ' ' ' .ff ' Q., - H ' s--. - is mf W KEY 4 1 . -Q4 Q t f'gf5?7l'5fff '-'L .., ' 'AQ i , f Zz. 1 I S , f -i S 'wr 'bf' A ' - .. K. Roland K. Hummel G. Schadler L. Scherder A. Schlueter I. Spegal A. Steinhauser Q ff 5. . .fx 2 A X. .-,, Rf X? , , ... 3 w. fl l - fslf, - ' ,.' fm? , . if K 1 LL K , A I. Stephens M. Stewart W. Stewart H. Tebelmon V. Thornton B. Warren P. Warren - fi 3... H S. Warren K. Williams Abuanleen: W. Clark O. Halton M. Krebs K. Sowder I. Wilson Page Forty-Six 'Y SEVENTH .. AND... EIGHTH k EIGHTH GRADE V. Adams I. Anderson F. Armslrong M. Baniield B. Barberick L. Barberick D. Barnett M. Beies B. Belew B. Belew R. Bertram I. Bishop N. Blackaby W. Bodley K. Brewer A. Butler G. Cullen A. Chasieen I. Cocco S. Coleman G. Conn K. Cooper O. Cooper N, Cross D. Damon I. Dixon L. Dorn P. Dunn V. Earles B. Edmonds C. Farmer M. Fuchs S. Gabriel B. Gaskins R. Gibson Page Forly-Eight EIGHTH GRADE in . I R. Gibson G. Goins D. Grant , K '3- M. Griffin G. Grizzell C. Gutlridge M. Harmon I x .. . . I n ii- ' 'L V . I iiii K was-' - xg - .- ' KI S w di -A , 25' R. Hampton W. Hampton A. Harris R. Hasseri M. Heeger M. Houston I. Hughes G. Irwin R. Iustice I. Kinman N. Lawson A. Leach C. Liebermann I. Lipscomb 1. Losey V. Loudermilk I. Mann D. Marlin W. May R. Morksberry I. Megerle R. Nickell R. Nickell I. Oliver I. Parks D. Peebles C. Perry W. Pfanstiel Page Forty-Nine EIGHTH GRADE S. Phillips B. Pidcoclc P. Pitzer T. Price R. Requardl I. Rich B Richardson D. Rider I. Risheburger W. Robertson C. Robinson E. Robinson C. Rogers I Rogers M. Russell W. Sallee G. Scurlock P. Sharp B. Smith E. Smith E Smith 1 ssrl a R . S ggi -... in ' ' f t- M . 1-15.--f..:xy.ffif,'f:z.:.a.' - E. Spaulding N. Slaley M. Stephens G. Stephenson B. Swinlord C. Tomlin M Vinson R Wagner E Waller 6 .Q E Webb I Whitaker . 2 D White G Wilson S Works M. Worster D. Young Page Filly Absenlees H Berryman R Kiser I. Boyle I. Newby . Caldwell D. Perry .Carpenter I. Renfro . Deitz V. Rice . Faulkner G. Riddell . Hayes l. Ryan W. Howard W. Ryan S. Hubbard R. Shields G. Waddell SEVENTH GRADE rp g lf.. B . .Q .- iii Y' . '1 I . 5, i .Q ,, ' ,E tx' ,. QQ 5 I iff- .215-1. i - -f' , ' A it ti . or t . 1 A , ' 'Wu xi L. Alsip H. Bachman D. Baker N. Baker R. Barnett B. Beighle A. Belew f f i ar 1 , t g 1. E UHF 11 'E . 1' P .fo ' ' Ig ... g k 1, Vt: ' all ,Q A WV. f H my ' B i Q B 5' P. Brewster N. Bowman I. Bridges S. Brown B. Bunch G. Caldwell N. Caldwell g ' A... T. Carlisle L, Cheesemnn S. Compton I. Conner I. Cooper R. Cooper I. Culbertson B - A f 1:15 A E S , 'Sri E N .5 .V -L Q , F' . 4 , B -' ai f t. ' i 'E . P. Culbertson R. Dillion K. Doud N. Easton A. Elliott H. Evans C. Faulkner V. 'r ' ,F 1 9 K .1 3 ' . ' H ff, Kg '- H, , . . . ' ,mg ,liy K. , E Q ,, I ,,., .i N A , .. .L ,s A Q. f W ' . ' 5611 . Z',r -. . 3. ' T. Gosney C. Griffin I. Groger R. Groger R. Gully S. Hale R. Hampton Page Filty'One SEVENTH GRADE W. Heidi:-man G. Hensley C. Hicks S. Hoffman W. Huflaker M. Hughes W. Humphrey M. Hutton C. Ingle R. Kinman E, Liebermanri I. Lower R, Luke B. Lykins N. Mains R. Marshall D. McDaniel I, McGraw E. McNees W. Meyer L, Moore I. Morgan H. Morris K. Mullins V. Mullins E. Newby H. Orcutl F. Penick E sysl llys f . I I' fff- 57155 ,. 1 ff , . . I- . i f 33.51, Li . f' .fl .ff ik E i ' f , .. ,.. - ' 1 ' -'A' I - ... ' l'- 1 ff' ' M. Pidcock T. Polking D. Redman I. Redman L. Redman H. Rice E. Roberts Page Fihy.Twu SEVENTH GRADE B. Ross G. Ross G. Rust L. Schadler E. Schulker W. Scott - vi F J' .-wc. . - E - D. Setters I. Shirley I. Smith L. Steele H. Stephens D. Twehues G. Victor R. Vinson D. Webster H. Webster C. Wehrman W. Whaley L. Williams R. Williams E. Wilson E. Abney I. Baker H. Bray C. Brueckner D. Chandler H. Clarkston B. Works Absentees: M. Cockran D. Huffman R. Robinson H. Crawford E. Koffenberger I. Roulette C. Cummins A. Miller M. Ryan W. Eason R. Neuspickel R. Smith I. Gerhard I. Nolan L. Webster A. Hollow I. Riddell Page Fifty-Three SENIOR CLASS PLAY Under the expert direction ot Miss Maude Skinner, the Senior Class p Bobby Sox on April 7 and 8, with the following cast: Holly Hearn, Little Miss Babby Sox , ,, Mrs. Eva Mayhew Fair Mayhew .... Brother Mayhew . Mrs. Dodie Cotter Tootsie Cotter . . . Florence Mayhew Iulian Hearn ,,.. Rodney Airclell . . Vannie lohnson . Ferdinand Pardo . Holly Hearn, Littl e Miss Bobby Sox Mrs. Eva Mayhew ................. Fair Mayhew . . . Brother Mayhew . Mrs. Dodie Cotter Tootsie Cotter . . . Florence Mayhew Iulian Hearn ., Rodney Airdell 4 . Vannie Iohnson . . Ferdinand Pardo I I O Page Fifty-Four roduced Little Miss . Geraldine Mullins . . . Betty Sue Snape . . . . Nellie Barnett . . . . Dale Stephens . . Ellen Dumbacher . . . Wanda Russell . . Frances Flynn Q ..., Paul Soden . . . . lack Gibson . , . Dorothy Masters . . . Donald Brinkley . , . . Norma Works Ioan!-Xpple Flora Belle Crawlord . . . . , Dale Stephens . . Ellen Dumbacher . . . . . Pearl Sargent Florence Armstrong Paul Soden . . . , lack Gibson , . . Wanda Williams . . . Donald Brinkley fl W JJ S HHACTIVITIESHU Page Filty-Five JA ACTIVITIES SENIORS IN LIBRARY SIMON KENTONIAN STAFF nge my.sIx ACTIVITIES bu w.,.f MATH AND BETA CLUBS STUDENT COUNCIL Page Fifty-Seven ACTIVITIES FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Page Fmy-Nmo L...- ACTIVITIES SENIOR GLEE CLUB IUNIOR GLEE CLUB Page Sixty ACTIVITIES IUNIOR Y-TEENS JUNIOR HI-Y Page smy-one ACTIVITIES TYPING CLASS DISTRIBUTIVE OCCUPATION CLASS Page sam-Two ACTIVITIES xx HOME ECONOMICS CLASS COMMERCIAL ART CLASS Page Sixty-Three ACTIVITIES SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB B. Q. CLUB PW- saxIy.rm ACTIVITIES IR. DRAMATIC CLUB BLUE TRIANGLE CLUB mae SixIY'Fivc ACTIVITIES SERVICE CLUB SPELLING CLUB Page Sxxty-Sax ACTIVITIES INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLASS 5 V, PHYSICS CLASS Page smy-seven ACTIVITIES CI-IEER LEADERS PIONEER CLUB PWC Sixty-Eight ll ACTIVITIES BAND COOKS AND IANITORS Page Seventy ACTIVITIES PROM KING AND QUEEN Dan Hermes and Norma Works presided as King and Queen of the Iunior-Senior Prom on April 23, l948, at Simon Kenton High School, Everyone enjoyed himself and danced to music provided by Cecil Young. Pc O ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE 'FORTY-NIN ERS fContinued from Page Thirty-Fourl IANUAHY Ianuary 3, and all were back to school with New Year's resolutions. Mr. Neill began his first day of teaching at Simon Kenton. Also we found that another senior had become engaged during Christmas . . . Betty Snape. Ianuary 4, and school resumed to normal, as the resolutions were soon forgotten. Ianuary 5, we were measured lor our caps and gowns tor that day to come in May. Ianuary IU, we held another class meeting to learn that the Iunior-Senior Prom was impossible to have this year. Ianuary 13, our boxer, lack Ross, boxed lor the Golden Gloves on television. Ianuary 13 and 14, we were kept to the grindstone by those awful semester tests. FEBRUARY February 1, Mr. Caywood's new car persisted in showing oft and interrupting classes when the horn kept getting stuck. February 10, Butler Brothers sponsored a free stage show lor the community, plus some tilms, In February we lost Audery Burkhart to become Mrs. Howard Stewart. Emogene Schlueter and Viola Newspickel got engaged, MARCH March 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, the 34th district Basketball Tournament was held at Simon Kenton in which Simon Kenton was awarded a runner-up trophy. March 15, the alumni held a talent show in which anyone could participate. March 25, we had a donkey basketball game. APRIL April 1 was April Foo1's day and you couldn't believe a thing anyone said. Regardless ot that, the PHA gave its annual Mother and Daughter Banquet. April 7 and 8, the seniors gave their class play . . , LITTLE MISS BOBBYSOXK' April 11, 12, and 13, the State Speech Festival was held. April 21 and 22, we were terribly disappointed as we were let out for KEA. MAY May 6, the Math Club and the Beta Club gave their annual joint banquet. May 7, the Iunior-Senior Picnic was held at Coney Island. May 13, school is about over as the seniors had Class Night. May 15, Baccalaureate Night. May 17 and 18, comes the final tests with second semester exams. Worry, Worry. May 20 has come at last, and we have our commencement exercises, and the tears. Page Seventy-Two APPRECIATION The Annual Staff and Senior class wish to express their appreciation to all who have helped in the publication of this Annual. We appreciate our contacts with the Advertisers Engraving, E. K. Smith Company, H. 61 S, Pogue, photographers, and Stark Printing Company for their ready and co-operative service. Our advertisers have loyally supported this issue of THE PIONEER. We sincerely thank them for their patronage and urge you to support their businesses. Many thanks to Dr. Paul B. Clark, sponsor of our Annualg Mr. Malvin Sebree for supervising the typing and handling the finan- cial details of this yearloookg Mr. R. C. Hinsdale who supported us with the business connections and contacts, and the other members of the faculty for their ideas. P55 tyTh MQW! www PHUIUINEIIAVIH PRINTING PLATES ' LINE - HALFTONE PROCESS COLOR PLATES- ARTISTS COMPLIMENTS S1444 PRINTING AIII1 STATIUIIERY G0 426 EAST FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI sz, OHIO Compliments of CamP,ime,m of ' ' ' Taffy Lightner's Tb Dairy Bar e DAN Fountain Servire Slmon Kenton SHOE CO- fefffffiflstff Beta Club 18 PIKE STREET Cox'ngton, Ky. Comer ot' Hands Pike on Taylor Mill Phone: Incl. 6663 IVitb Best Wishes . . . 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Ind. 6-103 Phone: JU. 4000 BAND BOX CLEANERS Specialists LADIES' COATS and DRESSES 428 Scott St. 1756 Holman 268 Pike St. 1101 Madison IV e C1111 and Deliver I-lEmlock 2000 C om pli meutx of BOUTWELL'S GARAGE USED CARS and TRUCKS BOUGHT and SOLD TAYLOR MILL ROAD Tires-Bat!eries-Accessories . . . R k ' I 4 1 Commumty Publlc SCIVICC ec er S C0M L'MbN75 Luncheonette and Company, Inc. , ICE CREAM BEST IVISHES Hof Pain! and Kelvifzator of Ranges, Refrigerators and A Swell Place lo Enjuy Water Heaters Y 1flf NEWSON BUS LINE Phone Walton 97 Taylor Mill Pike Page Sevcnly-Eight H. 8: G. STEPHENS WEBSTER RADIO SERVICE COMPLIMENTS GENERAL STORE MOTOROLA ' . . . OF . . . TELEV S ON INDEPENDENCE, KENTUCKY I I Phone: Ind. 6724 A FRIEND Phone Independence 5001 Walton, Kentucky covin ron Athletic at . A 8 scHoBERTs L M. SMITH Sporting Goods 526 Madison Avenue COVINGTON, KENTUCKY Phone AXtel 3745 General Store INDEPENDENCE, KY. Phone: Ind. 5009 Barber Shop Independence, Ky. THE SIEBLER TAILORING COMPANY C uxtom Tailors For Men - For lVomen 6l8 Vine Street Cincinnati, Ohio 607 Madison Ave. Covington, Ky. JU. 3500 JU. 3501 A. 8: M. SUPPLY CO. Complete Line of Pipe Heating Supplies l06 EAST -ith STREET Covington, Kentucky BARKSDALE'S JU. 7622 GROCERY AND J- E- BROCK HOERLEINS C I, I 4 ONIII IIIIHIIIJ o . . . GULF STATION FURNITFJRE PARKVIEW Open EueumgJ MARKET 4 Malcolm Oliver Nicholson, Ky, Easy Terms Phone: Incl. S059 MEATS -:- GAS AUTO ACCESSORIES Prexenled by 1908 Madison Avenue Covington, Kentucky Wallace and Madison Covington, Kentucky PINER, KENTUCKY PgsS tyN E A R L W O R K S ATWOOD, KENTUCKY Bus Driver No. 36 ALLISON 8: ROSE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Madison and Robbins Avenues COVINGTON, KENTUCKY Compliments of CHESTER MULLINS Milla Hauling and lee Business FISKBURG, KENTUCKY Phone: Independence 6640 RILEY'S GROCERIES Complete Line of Groceries MEATS VEGETABLES PAINTS GARDEN SEED INDEPENDENCE, KENTUCKY Phone: Independence 5077 Compliments to . . . THE SENIOR CLASS OF '49 Mrs. Fannie Bridges Complimenlx of MR. and MRS. W. W. HANKER Fiskburg, Kentucky Stewart 8: Carr Stationers Fountain Pens - Greeting Cards Office Supplies - Auto graphic Forms 8: Registers and Stationery 505 MADISON AVENUE Covington, Kentucky HEmIock 8736 PETTIT'S Complimeulr of . . . FINNELIIS GARAGE JOBS LINDERS Service Station TIRE-C53S?gIgggR1ES APPLIANCE GROCERY Fiskbmg General Repair INDEPENDENCE, KY FISKBURGY KY- Kentucky Independence 5070 Independence, Ky. P47 Esrhfy Cgmplimgnfg Complimeulx nf . . . of Compliments of . . . LATONIA LAKES i LATONIA ROBERT S GROCERY ASSQCIATION SERVICE y WALTON, KENTUCKY STATION Phone: Walton 10 Lnfonia Lakes For your Drug Store needx Colonial 9012 HE. 8054 JU. 4013 , KATHRYN'S SY BEAUTY SHOP O. A. BOECKLEY NOON ANS P R C OPERATORS DRY GOODS COlonial 6592 34th and Southern Ave. Latonin, Kentucky Prompt Delivery Serrite Kathryn Deatherage Gayle Pieper 915 Madison Avenue Covington, Ky. REXALL STORE LATONIA, KY. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT G'0verl1mer1l Surplfu 42nd and Decoursey Ave. Covington, Kentucky Com plimeuls of Dixie Chevrolet Sales Phone: Walton 95 WALTON, KENTUCKY Castleman Pontiac Dealer YOUR PONTIAC DEALER 1722 Madison Avenue Covington, Kentucky SINGER SEWING CENTER 528 Madison Avenue Covington, Ky. Plume: HEmlock 0-191 as PIKE STREET MODEL CMP! 1 1 fffff vf- - - me S Comer RAILROADS Compliments HARRYS IDEAL SHOE STORE DoN's SERVICE of BARBER SHOP Gooo SHOES 824 MAIN STREET A FRIEND Thmeemh and G arra rd x-my mn: Cincinnati' Ohio Covington, Kentucky Pg EghtyO INDEPENDENCE, KENTUCKY PHONE: IND. 7124 Compliments of 85 Q Mille Haulers EVANS IEWELERS Latonia, Kentucky STELLA TATTERSHALL Stanley Dealer PLEASURE ISLE Independence 7391 Compliments Independence Bus Line Of BILL WOLTERMANN OSCAR RANKIN INDEPENDENCE, KENTUCKY For People Who CARE COMPLIMENTS What They EAT And WHERE DINEIS General Market Your Friendly McCormick Farm Equipment Dealer NICHOLSON, KENTUCKY CAFETERIA SERVING NOON and EVENING Furniture Store MEALS 503 MADISON AVE. 24 East Seventh Street Covington' Kentucky Covington, Kentucky COMPLI1l'IEIX'TS OF . . IEWELER'S MR. and MRS. J WAZSHES STEINHAUSER DIAMONDS Seventh :Ind Madison Covington, Kentucky Phone: AX. 3152 T0 THE CLASS ..0F.. .49 P E qhly Twn TED FREE SERVICE STATION TAYLOR MILL PIKE LATONIA LAKES, KENTUCKY A SUNOCO OILS KELLY AND LEE TIRES AND TUBES DYNAFUEL GAS OUR MOTTO: The Best For Less V Phone: Independence 6804 RUDD MOTOR CO. Your Kaiser-Frazier Dealer Used Cars Fifteenth and Madison Avenue Hlland 7832 Compliments of STEINHAUSER'S GARAGE PINER, KENTUCKY Phone: Independence 6547 Covington Independent Tobacco Wareliouse Company ERLANGER, KENTUCKY Sale Every Other Day Phone Dixie 7413 3 L GARAGE General Repairing, Automobiles C and Trucks OFFICERS . . . Boyd Emmy Pm' J- W. Gram' VM Pm. Six Miles South of Covington, Kentucky W. C. s , S A. il T . STQCTZRZI rel Phone Independence 6966 Frank Cooke E. S. West Nathan Elliott H A M I L T 0 N john Friedman ELMER'S FUNERAL HOME Phone Walton 815 Verona, Kentucky General Sunoco Station Store A Walton, Kentucky Atwood, Kentucky Ind. 5139'W Phone: 174 Pq E hlyTh C 0-mplimeuts of GAYETY THEATER Erlanger-Elsmere, Kentucky C om pli meuls ...of... Mr. and Mrs. C. Reynolds CHICAGO, ILLINOIS LOU'S ROLLING STORE Fresh Fruits, Ve getahles, Meats, Groceries Phone HEmlock 9799 Formerly C0ok's Rolling Store C om plimeuls DIXIE STATE BANK WALTON, KENTUCKY Compliments OLD FARM SHOP - of - Cwflplifflefllf HEMPFLING ROAD WALTONIAN TO THE SENIORS HOTEL . Shop HUIIIZT OF 49 MRS. T. C. PRUITT Tuesday-Friday - 1:00-8:00 P.M. Manager S t Cl -9:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. , a ur ay XVaIton, Kentucky A Fflefld CLIFFORD CORNELIUS, Proprielor pI,,,,,,: Walton 55 H I G H ' S Cincinnati Banana Splits, Sodas, Sumlaes Sandwiches, Chili 3L Highway IM4 Miles from Latonia Phone HEmlock 8989 OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT Cfllllfllllllvlllf . . . of . . . john Hurley What Happened to KI LROY ? Hay 81 Grain Covington, Ken IIII ky Red Comb Poultry Feed COIonial 0132 Pg Eghlyf' Complimeuis '0f - '- Complimems GEORGE W. HILL of COMPANY GROCERS and SEEDMEN COVINGTON, KENTUCKY Sirzre 1863 C. E. SATCHWELL INDEPENDENCE, KENTUCKY ju. ssoo JU. 3501 A. 8: M. SUPPLY CO. Complete Line of PIPE HEATING SUPPLIES 106 EAST 4th STREET Covington, Kentucky HEmlock 3768 FREE DELI VERY TONY HERRIN GER Wholesale Dealer in Fresh and Cured Meats, Sausage, Hams, Shoulders, Bacon and Lard Compliments . . . of . . . GEORGE W. HILL COMPANY Hoc-:r1ein's Parkview Market Wallace and Madison Avenue Covington, Kentucky jUniper 7622 1. E. BROCK Open E veui 71 gx Easy Termx 1908 MADISON AVE, Covington, Kentucky. G R O C E R S DIXIE and DRY GOODS RAY FISK S E E D M E N STORE Paiuliug and Repair Dixie Highway Work and Garvey Nicholson, Kentucky X.. COVINGTON, KENTUCKY W'T'ff' f'PPf 'ff SINCE 1863 L d'e5 and Men 5 I mu't please them Slgifggm all-But I mu Ny. Pa Elht F Elmer T. Herzog jeweler Covington, Kentucky 806 MADISON AVE. BOB'S FRIENDLY SERVICE Slerrctt and Madison COVINGTON, KY. RAY Free Delivery W H 0 L E S A L E Painting 84 Repair Fruits and Wfm-k Vegetables Nicholson, Kentucky 'I can't please them all, but I can try. FRED MATIUCIA jUniper 7936 Dr. Virginia Kratz Dr. Robert Kratz ROBERT D. RUTTLE Florist 822 Madison Avenue COVINGTON, KENTUCKY Pboues HEmlock 1752 - 1753 Restaurant and Cafeteria For Good Foods LANG'S 623 - 625 MADISON AVENUE Covington, Kentucky C01Igl'dfIllllli0f15 to . . . THE SENIORS OF '49 Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Glacking COIllP1f7IlE!lfJ' Idandvvel-11-'S f of we Hm'duvn'e Blue Meadows Paiufs Household Goods Golf Range RITTE'S CORNER COloninI 4416 DIXIE HIGHWAY Lntonia, Kentucky Pg EqhtYS ofnplnnentf qf Bank of Independence Member of F. D. I. C. DR. GEORGE V. FLAIG Optometric Eye Specialist 202 COVINGTON TRUST BUILDING Sixth and Madison Avenue Phone: HEmIoCk 7966 Covington, Kentucky GORDON SUPPLY CO. Food Serving Equip men! for I fitutions and Restmuwrzts III CHINA -:- SILVERWARE -:- GLASSXVARE lI 'e Deliver Allyzrlwre VOGUE CLEANERS We operate our own Plant One Day Service 833 Madison - 1307 Greenup COVINGTON, KENTUCKY Phone jUniper 5006 736 Madison Avenue Covington, Ky. HEmlock -1988 HEmIock 4989 Stanley Hardware COVINGTON 8: Supply Company TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE TOOLS' and PAINT 52 Covington, Kentucky Hllnnd 7585 5 MADISON AVE. 430 MADISON AVE. Covington, Kentucky Plume: COI0ni:ll 2267 g E NYS CDIIIIIIHIIPIIIJ of . . . Colllpliulenlr R. C. McNay Lumber Company of CRITTENDEN, KENTUCKY Pboue: Williamstown 2225 ALFRED BUILDING MATERIAL COAL B'HYMER HARDWARE FERTILIZER WILMA DETTLING STUDIO 804 MADISON AVE. Covington, Kentucky AX. 0119 BREEDEN BROTHER,'S GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIR - - - WRECKER SERVICE TWO MILES SOUTH OF WALTON Phone: Walton 836 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 8: TRUST COMPANY COVINGTON, KENTUCKY Older! AVAIIIOIIKII Bunk lu IXlm'lberv1 Kenlurkj' Member Federal Deporif Inmrfmre Corponxlmu Complimeutr of . . . Connorls Congratulations to the - - Service Covmgton S , ' - ' . tat1on Semm Class of 49 Palm Company Southern and Caroline Avenue 13 W. Pike St. E I L E R M A N , S Covington, Ky. Latonia, Kentucky HEmlock 9500 KENTUCKY'S BEST C , omplnueulr of for C om plimenfs Dineys of Furniture MEN and BOYS Mr. and Mrs. House covINGToN NEWPORT jess Sebree 503 Madison Ave' Covington, Ky. P g Eqhhy Eqht Latonia Bakery CHARLES O. PETTY, Pl'0Pl'l0l0l' 3612 DECOURSEY AVENUE HEmlock 6045 We Specialize in Birthday and Wedding Cakes Orders Given Courteous Attention CUIIIIIUIIIEIIII of . . . COVINGTON CHECKER CABS COloniaI 5300 HEmlock 5 300 34 W. 31st STREET ROTHMANN 'HARDWARE Paints -- Glass Electrical and Plumbing Supplies INDEPENDENCE, KENTUCKY Compliments of REL. C. WAYMAN Northern Kentucky Licensed Real Estate and Auction Broker, Who Sells Dirt for Dough and Treats You Clean. Farms and Homes 623 WASHINGTON STREET Compliments of . . . H . A. RUST Milk Hauling FISKBURG, KENTUCKY C onzplilnenls of C mu plimenls of Covington. Kentucky Mrs' ' 1 ,,45,, H. Fmnell s HEmlock 5107 Independence 5964 Restaurant Cecil Wnymnn ..... .......... H Emlock 3579 Congratulations Buck Wayfmnn ,.... .......... .C Oloninl 6262 49 FISKBURG, KY, P 2 ht N The Covington Heating Company, Inc. 326 PIKE STREET Hlimlock 8190 COVINGTON, KY. jUniper 0022 ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS HEATING WORK OF ALL TYPES COAL - OIL - GAS H. L. Woody Insurance and Real Estate Broker COlonizIl 2230 jUnipeI- 6286 Compliments S. S. Kresge Co. MR. ADAMS, Manager 624 Madison Avenue Covington, Kentucky C omplimerzf: of The WSCS PLEASANT GROVE METHODIST CHURCH C ompliment: of VIOLETT TRACTOR SALES WALTON , KENTUCKY STA. :Incl ARC OIL PRODUCTS KELLY TRACTOR TIRES ZIMMER MOTOR COMPANY BODY and FENDER HEmlock 4272 Covington, Kentucky M 8: M Auto Service 34th and 'Decoursey Ave. Lntonia, Kentucky Phone: I-IEmlock 9132 JACK MITCHELL BILL MASON COMPLIMENTS OF . . . THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LATONIA COVINGTON, KENTUCKY Member Federal Depo:it 111:mz1i1re Corporation F. W. Woolworth's Company 7th and Madison Avenue Covington, Kentucky WM. L. Louman, Mgr. ALICIA BEAUTY SHOP Comer of 7th and Scott Proprietor: FERN NEWMAN and CHRISTINE MURPHY Formerly with 1. R. COOPIN Compliments 0f Herschel Statman GOOD UVISHES from Chili, Inc. 705 Madison Avenue Covington, Kentucky HEmlock 9487 Compliment: of DAN'S BARBER SHOP C omplimerzt: of Louis Marx 8: Bros. Covington and Newport Page Ninety THE NOEL COMPANY Go see .... PATSY ANN JACK DELICATESSEN Real Estate -- Insurance THE BARBER AND ANNEX GROCERIES VEGETABLES 31 East 7th Street, Covington, Kentucky 5517 Defoufsq' A em'C mum MN Covington 3506-08 Decoursey Ave. COlonia1 1618 Florence 999 Kentucky Lntonin, Kentucky LATONIA SHOE B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY REPAIRING Bm ,,.,,S,,ES 525 Madison Avnue Covington, Kentucky B. BILINKMAN, Prop, 3500 DECOURSEY Latonia, Kentucky VOGELMAN BAKERY DeMoisey Gas Company Compliments C 'P'ime '5 of Cook IVitb Gas! of T' Elliott Heat Wfifb Gusf GENERAL COMPLETE LINE Op WALTON MERCHANDISE STOVES, WATER HEATERS, and 'everall , REFRIGERATORS 5 LUMBER J' I' Cas? Farm Machinery Phone: Waltoix 1372 - 1373 Walton, Kentucky Pbnne Independence 6545 WHITE VILLA CROCERY OLD KY. HAMS C0,,,P1i,,,em.5 I II H0LI5sfIL15 RETAIL of C0 'P11 1f'1ff .. - of W. L. HOERLEIN Tiidfikzi Choice Meats Chiba KLETTE COVINGTON, KENTUCKY and , - L t ' If xv. sIevhNTH STREET 2 011111 KLETTE COlonial 0681 Lakes PqNi O COIIIPUIIIBIIII of CU 'Pli 'f f Ulf Herman Mann Dr- E , REL C. WAYMAN Paul Baldwin Stock Hauling and 623 WASHINGTON STREET 0PfOmCff1Sf Feed Store COVINGTON, KENTUCKY Covington' Kentucky DGMOSSVHIQ KemUCkY HEmIock 5107 Independence 5064 Compliments , , gf - H Compliments of HANSEL'S PLACE CHESTER COPPAGE HEml0Ck 8923 ROUTE 177 DECOURSEY PIKE Excavafmg GUY I. ST. CLAIR Texaco Gasoline and Oil Goodrich Tires, Tubes and Batteries Phone: WALTON 158 COMPLIMENTS OF . . . B. 8: M. SALES and SERVICE WALTON, KENTUCKY Kaiser - Frazer Dealer COME IN AND COMPARE THE RIDE Phone: Walton 832 Sirnpsonas Cougmlzrlalions To . . . Complimeun- . A f Bal'-B-Q The Senlor of Cademy 0 Beauty Culture and Class of '49 R ADEL , 434 ELM STREET Ruthys Cabins Mr, and Mrs, FUNERAL cincinnati 2, ohio J. M. SIMPSON, PMP- Raymond Mangold HOME PArkway 1739 Faq N lyT COMPLIMENTS OF LLOYD F. COOK GENERAL MERCHANDISE PINER, KENTUCKY Independence 6648 C om plimenlr 0 f MAYHUGH LUMBER COMPANY INDEPENDENCE, KY. Colrljllilllenlr of BOB CORNELIUS Deputy Sheri FISKBURG, KY Independence 66-I l COMPLIMENTS OF . . . EDWARD EAGBY, JR. MILK HAULING FISKBURG, KENTUCKY Independence 6795 WILLIAMS FRUIT MARKET BEST IN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 824 MADISON AVE. HEmlock 9820 BLUE GRASS GUN CLUB C. L. SCHRECK Independence 6757 Decoursey Pike Wliite Villa Kenton County Motors CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE Phone: Independence 5004 C OMPLI M EN TS OF DR. NELSON E. BOYD Fruits 84 Vegetables C 'l1'f 'f 'ff of lVbolesale Charlie Davis Louis Hartman IValcb Repairs CINCINNATI, OHIO PArkw:ly 5814 Independence, Kentucky Ind. 51 19-J Pg N !yTh E A R L H A N N A GENERAL HAULING Day or Night Mo :Jing Anywhere A Specialty Phone: Independence 644l QUICK SERVICE R A Y H A L L Manufacturing Optician 122 Pike Street, Covington, Kentucky HEmlock 1992 Very Best Wishes . . . SIMON KENTON P. T. A. R. L. RILEY'S GROCERY Meat, Vegetables COMPLIMENTS O17 F. B. HERMES 8: SON Painter and Decorator Ryland Heights COVINGTON, KENTUCKY Complete Line of Groceries Complimem Schu1te's Pharmacy of 20th and Madison Avenu Richardson Road Covington, Kentucky INDEPENDENCE, KENTUCKY BEAUTY P eff i1'fi f Rexall Drugs SHOP HEmlock 1737 P N F COAL HEATING COKE MONTGOMERY COAL CO. 70 YEARS EXPERIENCE I-IEmIock 4040 S takers - Oil Burners - Furnaces G. E. Gnooua Russian GROGER Groger Express WALTON, KENTUCKY Daily Expren to Cincinnati Mille mm' Cream Raulei XVaIton 87-176 Complinlentr of . . . Huber jewelry Company DIXIE HIGHWAY and CRAUES AVENUE Erlanger, Kentucky Compliments of H. C. KEENEY, D.D.S. ERLANGER, KENTUCKY Reliable Dry Cleaners Corner Grace and Southern Lntonia, Kentucky 2201 Center Street Covington, Kentucky LUDLOW SEBREE and CHARLES LLOYD jUniper 2911 Murchison Home Appliances 5800 XVINSTON AVE. Lutonin, Kentucky I-IEmIock 3811 Independence 6860 Bonton Factory Shoe Repair 17 WEST PIKE Covington, Kentucky K. Beauty Shop 801 SCOTT BLVD. Covington, Kenucky HEmlock 9872 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK PIKE and MADISON AVENUES COVINGTON, KENTUCKY Personal Loans Member Federal Defmxil III.1'Ill'Hlll'9 C0l'POHlli0ll Harlie Fisk Dr. T. P- C0mPlime'1f-' Compliments Strittmatter of ERLANGER of BOTTLE GAS Veterinarian A FRIEND A FRIEND 98 GARVEY AVENUE WALTON, KENTUCKY Erlanger, Kentucky Pl 82 Dixie 7375-M mm, Page Ninety-Five COMPLIMENTS OF . . . G . W . B E I G H L E PINER, KENTUCKY Mille Hauler Best Wishes to .the SENIOR CLASS OF '49 Dealer in Coal and Ferlilizer CONGRATULATIONS American I,Cgl0l'l Menefees 7-0 THE Post Compliments Hatchery S . C1 of U. s. Certified enlor ' ass Moon Bros Pullorum Clean gf '49 Harry IVHITE ' PLYMOUTH ROCKS M H d N 1 Gebha-rdf, If- Crittenden, Kentucky L owar oe Williamstown 4201 L. E. BOWEN L, Metzger Gardnersville, Kentucky 8 Highest cash prices paid I Optometrist MCCOfm1Ck- for stock Deering 631 MADISON AVE. PROMPT, SANITARY SERVICE Home Owned and Operated CALL GRIFFIN FERTILIZER COMPANY PHONE - COLLECT Walton 178 Butler 6901 Independence 6080 Farm Machinery Parts and Service Butler 6487 Covington, Kentucky Phone: HEmlock 0535 Fnr Appointment N. J. SUETHOLZ Williamstown 4207 Optician Complimenl: CU 'Pli 'e l'l . . . of . . . . . . of . . . , Waltonxan Schadler s Hotel Grocery Mus. T. C. PRUITI' Manager Morning View, Kentucky Independence 6707 WALTON, KENTUCKY Phone: Walton 155 P N WS .A I 4- 3 5,3 ..z f p v 4' 4 2- ,. 'f ., ls, ,Fw ru ' ,J 0 D .S ,jig Y Y 5 '1 X ef -. rf- -15' 1nC'SgnS'- 1 . 'QQ ' -ff: . i.: 7r':'f . nl'-,Ja ,-, I , ,E-.x.A:'1, -Tfxrfaiifi 1 44551. :, .- YS'-nb ui . if wb y ' w:: ,-f - , rf M- if 9 '- ' of 'J -. ,Y . ,Y , ,xyr W u . . r 1 gb, 1 5 , N3 'v A 'v'-NJ! VI,-. yi ax ' h' '- . K, -M f z.. ' ,aff Sr.- ,.l . my 4 .MLM P ' , Lf' . ., , , , 4. Hag.-L.i:,,., X 5 i ak '29 ' sv, V lx. -.' ' X If T? . ' ,'.. '1 '5 ' f ,V vt X. 'Y--y ' , 'n 1 v 5 M- 1 Y . -.-.fl QA J' -,.-v -V 1 ' , P0 y.-,JK ,fir -fv- -,1., 1 Q-. HL, .,. L' fx : .hp A ,nz-. 4-.gy V .W w Ld rm' Lum 4 ,J 9 1 Vx' , X. 52 ., ' f f .wa W 'Jr v 551 ,fig ' If . . ,3.,'N .rn ' 'J ,gin ij ,ll .F H ' 1 4:75 , fn si ,,J5g . . 1