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

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MIL US l li5! llAm .KGNES KATIIRYN KI-INXEY. BSU. Our self-nmslc teavlwr. Miss Kenney, volnvs lo ns with n with' mlncntinllnl t-Nix-riullw. llvr pre- pnrntury conrsv was tnlcvn nl Ohio Wvslcynli l'ni- wrsity. She workn-nl ln-r wny through Uhiu Stnlc l'nivcrsity hy ms-uns ol' stcnogrnpltic wurlc, receiving the tlcgrvt- ll.S4'. ,K coursv in ilictvtirs :nt llaxttle t'r1't'k Snnitnrimn nntl prnutivnl cxpcrirtwt- ns dit-tclizm linu- Iiwn of lmlmlil in hvr si-lmnl wurk. Miss Kcnnvy introclut-ml thc department of lluuse- lmlil Arts in our sm-luml this your, mul hor work hns lm-n qnitc prnctivnl mul sin-u-ssful. Sho is vi-ry pruml ut' llw lnynlity nnml vtlicicm-y nf llvr girls. Mr. blmmp as un txpnnint nl' tht up fur things prnvticaxl in wlucnliun. Ili- touches Mumml Art mul Mt-1-lnniivnl Drawing in Kenmore lligh St-lnml. lli- is u grznlnutv uf Troy, Ohio. ns well ns 'l'i-nvlu-r's t'olh-ge of Blinmi l'nivt-rsity. llvforc cunning ln K1-nnmre. hc instrnt-It-ml the young of Mitltllctnwn, Oliiu, in thu gt-ntlc nrt of making hook cases mul nvvk- tit' racks, sn he knows wln-rt-ol' hc spvaks. when he snys that Kcnnmrv stmlcnts ure n lively cruwml. llc is snmll, lml mighty, nnil all nf thc boys know that Shmnp rhytnns with jnlnn. fnr tlmt is what they ull mln wht-n ln- miws his vuirs-. 13

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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-

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I VJ MIL US ! ,igj llll WlNllflilill S. l'l'l.Yl'ill Gnuluulc uf 'l'vkuuslm lligh S4-luml, Tvkunslm. llirln. ulsu nf Tllmnnxls Schnol of .Krl nnml Musick in-ima., ual-I... .mn sl-ll...-I of .'u.p1i.-.1 .mi c'l.i.-mm, lll, Taught Blnsiv, llrznving unrl Nlnlnlul .Xrls in Tiplnn. luwu, Music' and hlcvluinh-ul Drawing in lhirlu-rlnu. Ohio. '1'eawlics Art in lhv Shih- Xuruml Follcge in Kcnl, Ohio, :luring the snnnm-r svssions. llns lnughl Art in the Kennmru Pulilii- Sm-lumls since l!llli. l'i-rlmps the grcnlosl vmnplium-nl than 1-un be pniml Miss Vnlvcr is llml in ull lu-r nuxnnvr and bearing lvxu-hos lCl.lZAllETll l'AllNll'Ilil'1l'1 Miss Pnrmulcc is frmn New York Sum-. Slu- grauluulml from ilu- Snrnlugu Springs lli nnnl lnlvr nllcmlcfl lhc Skiihnon- Colh-gc mul lu-cause of her lnnsivul ubilily zuul lulonl she grmlmuli-ml :us an Director ul' Music. Bliss l'nrxnuh-0 has taught Music in Wesl- liehl, Blnss., unxl llurbcrlon. Ubin. This is her lirsl year ul Kmnnurc und during the shurl time she luis been here she has :lone nun-In In pmnmlu the mlilferenl musivul orguniznliuns. She has organized an orcheslrn. girls' chorus mul glee vluh aux-I directed un unc-rellu given by thc glee club. 14 sho is thx' very pvrsmiiiivalliull uf llu' subjvcl slu-