Kingston High School - Kingstonian Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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DEDICATIGN In honor of the students and teachers of Kingston High School, who have served their country that Arnerica's heritage of freedom might prevail. WORLD WAR II

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FOREWORD This Kingstonian Yearbook is not intended to instruct its read- ers, but to bring joy and gladness by recalling fond memories to them in the years that are to come. It will serve to bridge the gap between us and High school days and bring back the happy moments, memorable events, and pleasing personalities of the past years. We, of the Staff have attempted to produce a record of our High School days of which we may be justly proud. This record is made complete by the many pictures which give us a bird's-eye view of the events that occurred during the school year. There are some new interests which have come into the school life for the first time. Among these is the Veterans' School which has been explained in this Yearbook. We wish to thank the students, teachers, and everyone else who has made it possible for us to produce this 1946 Kingstonian Yearbook. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION . SICNIOHS ..... UNDERGRADUATIQS ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES . . ATHLETICS .

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SCHOCL BOARD CHARLES B. HUMBLEBY A. HARDEN COON DR. A. W. GROVER ARTHUR POWELL LUNDY R. WRIGHT ALBERT A. FAIRCHILDS LOUIS LEGER DAVID SAYES, Secretary We, the students of Kingston High School, are proud to have such a capable School Board. Theirs is the difficult duty of direct- ing education in the public schools of our community. We all know how important edu- cation is to every boy and girl, and we are grateful to the men on our School Board whose abilities, willingness, and hard work have helped every student in Kingston to be- come better educated and to be a better citizen. The Kingston School Board is ably man- aged under the leadership of Mr. Charles B. Humpleby, the President, assisted by such fine men as Mr. A. Harden Coon, Dr. A. W. Grover, Mr. Arthur Powell, Mr. Albert A. Fairchilds, Mr. Lundy Wright, and Mr. Louis Leger. Mr. David Sayes, the Secretary of the Board, has recently returned from the ser- vice and is again discharging the important duties of his office. Miss Marita Hughes is the very efficient clerk to the School Board. More than ever, we, the Class of 1946, want to express our appreciation to these men for the wonderful educational system they have helped to establish in Kingston. N,uniinn:nu,,,,I x 1 X BF ff, S I 3kxXS'..,,.... .... .mjfwfxffz E 'Q 5 Z E : : L :IP : : -' I I : 5 .,, SEA 5: 5 5 a i : Q : 1 of : 2 .2 -5 5 3 'P 'N--. .f 'Q' 5 no il N5 eo 0,10 f ,k vox' 'luunum- 'x Administration