New Kensington High School - Taleoken Yearbook (New Kensington, PA)

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N Jayne, Janet, Rene, and Muggy jump high to lead our cheers. These boys seem to have an unwritten taboo against combining food and females. A girl's gym class takes their exercise on the downstairs floor. Ruthie Rapp demonstrates her piano playing ability for an admiring audience in jeans. Ken Hi's smooth dance band worked hard to get that way. These five girls appear a little worried about the test Miss Eiges is giving in the guidance office.

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ar Lv nu MW ' ,M . Y 7,,,,,,,7 , L iq, x ' for 44 . - or f1'i '3 . . 1 D ' 1 Mr. Apel's chemistry lab class is absorbed in problems of its own. Several of Trade Schoo1's pattern makers are snapped in moments of great industry. Encouraged by M. L. and B. Corey, A. Grau, and D. Freiaidenhofen, B. Shaffner records her voice for posterity. S. Shearon, B. Kelley, A. Farina, and Baker gather for a closer inspection of the cash register. In Union There Is Strengthv is demon- strated by these candidates and their man- agers on pre-election day. A. Schailer and R. Miller demonstrate their ability on the shaper.

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Ken Hi graduates, now numbering more than eight thousand over half a century, are lead by the pioneer class of six, pictured above, which was graduated in 1901. Each had taken the two year academic course and almost the same subjects. The fiftieth class, that of June 1950, numbers three hundred forty students graduating, after four years study, from five courses each including required and elective subjects. To the right is a 1949-50 class in geography, one of the subjects offered in recent years.