Kenmore High School - Kenmore Eighty Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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MIL U9 M. A LTA ASH LEX' Of ull the teachers on lhe fneully of Kenmore Senior lligh, prolmbly lhc luosl business-like is Miss Ashley, who is ul llle heaul nf the Couunereiul Depnrlmenl. This is Miss Ashlz-y's lirsi yenr with us. After mlupleting her high seluml eourse nl llumer. Michigan. Mm Ashley look the f'ununereinl Teachers' Training Veurse nl Stale Nurnml College anal Fleury College. Ypsilanti, Michigan. grnmluuting in IDI3. She has luul several years nl' business experience. besides having taught fur five yours in Miehignn nucl Wisconsin mul holds n Life Cerliheule. IIOR'lI'.R II, hilnhh I-.R Mr. Weaver is ll uulive uf Summit County ivllieh hus been the Helml of his lenehiug experienu-s wilh the exeeplion of two yi-urs in Shark Cuunly. lle gruduniezl from the Uauml Fulton Seluvols. mul nltensled the Stale Nornml ul Ken! and Ml. l'ninn Vullege. Mr. Weaver has served ns supervisor nl Ifrnnkliu Town- ship. Inughl in Fuynhoga Falls, und been principnl of lhe Lnwxulnle sehuul in this plume. Ile L-nnle from this school lu the elmir of -hlulllelunlies in the High Scluml. Mr. Weaver is un euruesl uncl iluluslrious lem-her who has n great nfleelien for his pupils. Ile is nlwuys nl home in the uuidsl nf the young people luul fully iuulersmmls lhe problems nl' the emnmunity' v 11

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5 nun U9 U T I'llINL'Il'AL ROY I.. IIARKINS, .LIL I'rin1-ipnl Ilurkins' svhool vxpcrim-In-cs url' scullvroml quill- wink-ly hummsu his fnlhcr wus in minister nncl moved from om- place In zinolhvr n nnrnlucr of limos during his sa-hool cluys mul early lvncliing exporicncv- II1- ntlvmlml the grrnlo schools in l'n-lnisylvrniin. Ilis pn-porolory ond vollegv work were :lone largely in Om-rln-in I'nivv.-rsity from which inslitnlion hc holds nn A.Il. rlvgn-u. Ile Innghi in Ihr clislrivl sclmols of Franklin County, Pn.. fur thru- yours. .Inollwr year wns spvnl in lhv u'nlrnlizvd schools ul llurns. Knnsus. llc si-rveml ns Superintendent nt Ml, Ilopc, Kansas. for one yvnr. Ile the-n manic to I'ls-usziiilville. Ohio. whvrm- ho ruvmiinml for lhrcc yeurs us lm-nvlxer mul Superinlomlcnl of S4-Imols. llc vnlnc In Kenmore nith the lu-sl rvvollnnenclzlliuns from nll his former positions. Ilis snvu-si as principal of lhc Non' Iligh School nt Kenmore has lnornedlng his former rc:-orils of goml sm-rvico ns ai lnnclivr ximl'0rg:inizor. IIILDA M. JOYCE. ILA.. ILSC. Nut sn nmny years ago. n ccrlnin young lady of llmlsun, Ohio. mceivcd u high school diploma nml nrnn-il therewith. bravely invaulcsl the solvnm :mal sum-rul pn-vincts of Ohio Shih' I'nivcrsily. mnvrging in the your Iillli with thc degrees ol' ILA, and ll.S4-. This. ns you know. was Miss Ilihln Joyw. who cinna- lo ns in the nnhimn of 'Ili imsl who. since than limv. hns been vomlncling lhv mlvpnrlnu-nts ol' I..-ilin nml Ilislury in our Senior Iligh, I0

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Mil Us H153 H WILLIAM MvAl.l'lN E Our llnusier is the sou nf a Hoosier st-lmolnlasler After graduating from the lluurhun lligli Srlmul he tauglit for several years in the district sehnuls of his community. llc then attended Valparaiso Fnivcrsity and c-mupleled the four-your umrse nl' the Indiana State Normal in 1900. Since then Mr. Xltwilpiae has served eight years as township prim-ipal at Oswegn and Aetna Green. near Ft, Wayne. The last eight years, prior to coming to Kenmore. he was the teacher of History in the Warsaw High School. Mr. McAl- pinds nclivities are nut limited to teaching Stric-me in mn- High School but he is a leader in llihle Sehoul and enmmunity interests as well. MARIAN SIMMONS. .LIL This is Miss Simmons' set-und your with us. She team-lies Literature and German in the Senior High, having had splendid training in this line uf work. She was graduated from Granger High School, Granger, Ohio, and later completed the Arts Course and was graduated with AB. degree from Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, Ohio. in 11115. lleiure coming tn Kenmore she taught in Ilomcrville. Ohio. Miss Simmons is n quiet. modest. unassuming girl who wins the support and friendship of all her pupils. 12-