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

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mini HS H Did You Ever Notice lfrunk llusnfs sucks? Irinn Mvlllnnnis' supernzllurnl curls? Franc-cs C'rnnz's perpetual grin? Huw Johnny Xlt'Guwun wnlks? That Irnui Dingers is gvlting lzlllrr? Hon' Gcurgn llrnrle winks? Hon' shy Kntl untl Annu- urn' nrnunnl tht- lmys? Mr. YVt-uvcr's profusion of hzlir? The wny Mr. Slnnnp is nllrnvlul tu tlu' lhnnvslir Svivllce Room? That I.nwrvm'e Meeker is ulwnys nhsm-nl on Muntlny morning? The length ul' Eliznlwtlu Rin-ki-r's skirts? Whnl an feeling of proton-liuu Jay l'rm-nliss nntl Arthur Mintz have for the girls? Thnt Mr. Mrdlpinc cuulrl busily wrnr n hair rilvhon? .the Kelieyx im.-k..r.la J0l'l s ears? That Earl Jnlxnson nt-vt-r uppt-urs ln-fore 8:50 A. Xl. Thnt Willnrnl llrynn nlwnys has his hnir rlippvcl close since thc prim' of :I huir 1-ul went up cwrrly Kami-'S .iimplt-2 l'0l'l'l.AR manic Ulliver Glili Slow Trnin 'l'hrn' Arknnsns Pvc-ks' Bud Huy Ovvr the Tap The Mirarlt' Manu The Poor Littlr Rich Girl The Lum Wulf We Cauft llnvc Everything The Guy Dvveivcr Ms-nmirs nf ii llnlwy Vonlrnry Mnry St-ren Ku-ys to Bnltlputc mule Cr,- Snrrows ol' Sulnn Scvrelnry uf Frivolous Allnirs Tho Music Muster Thx' Mom-y Mnkcrs 'l'hv Mun Higher Up Gunllc-:nan ul' Leisure Thr Long Cluxnw Unix- to Every Mun lluuntecl Pnjnnms Ilunsivr St-lwolnmeter When Knigllllmml WM ill Flower 80 i EXAM l'I.Ii Mr. llnrkins Alvnh Spicer Leu Muylinier Vlryon Desehns Our Junilnr Pvnrl Melzgrr Arlhnr Mintz lin-slmmn .lny Prvnliss Snplunnures Mary Ilinc Mr. Weaver llnskctlmll Yclls Exnlns Anno llmscs Rlisw Pnrinnlvn- Thx' 'l'vnL'lu-rs Mr. Fuusc Yvrgil Kixne Flickingu llryw Kelley Seeking clothes nfler glnnc Mr. M1-Alpine Lnn'n'nce Meeker

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i llgl llll Kenmore Schools 'l'hc tirst Kvmnort- school was started in a four-room haildimg on South Elcvn-nth Strcot. thcn called Virginia .tw-sitio. ia the year 1911.1 as a third class srhfmol with Mr. t'ritcs as Supcrintcndcnt. his proscnt placc of husiucss ln-ing lhu l'olnnicrt-ial Savings Bank. llarhrrtoa. Ohio. Ia will tla- old frame hnilding was placed at Lawndah- for handling surplus pupils and a fourth tcaclirr ln-sitlcs thc Supcriutendcnt was nddcd to thc Kcn'norc efficient teaching force. Two years latcr. Mr. llrown took tho duties of totaling Kunmorcs five rooms until rcliovcil in 1907 lay Supvrintctulrnt llcllvdict now vditor ol' Kcninorc's We-chly papcr and at nuemher of thc School liourd. Ia thc sci-ond ycar of Sup:-rintcndcat llrnerlit-t's saprrrisian. 1908, Kenmore was pulnlicly called a villagv and on .tpril tt thu first Kcnniorv: School Board an-t and Kenmore asscrtvd its rights to have n svparatr school district inuncdiatcly arousing the township into court scrap. 'l'hc township being drivvn on hy lcar ol' losing thc very precious stone fnanicly. Km-uinorc Srhoolsl varricd thc dispatt' into thc Suprcnn- l'ourt whvrc Kclunnrc was awardvtl the right to have a scparntv district. In ttltltl Snpcrintrndcnt Dice took charge of Kenmore Schools. Daring his sccomlyuar. tho ncccs- sary cquipna-at was addcd and Kenmore was rcgistered as a st-cond class school, During his third ycar it was dovntcd livccssary to have more rooui lo house Kentnornfs pupils so in 1911 thc four-rooni anarx was added lo thc Fvntral lluilding and Mr. Franklin Worth was hircd as assistant high school lvavlicr until rclicvud in 10121 hy Otto I.. l'l'au who hold oliil-c as a regular lcacln-r until 11115. lint still Kcntnore Schools wcrv too small. ln 191-2 thcy startvd thc Colonial Building and in thc fall of 19121 had il ready for use. In tla- sanu- yt-ar in which thc Uolonial Building was 1-oinplctcd the 1.awndalc ltaildiag was la-gun and was ready for oct-apancy in Ieltt. ln 11115 our prcscnt Snpt. Rossi-ll l., Fousc was chrclcd as Sapcriatcndcat and had thc cight room anncx to thc Colonial Building ht-gan. llut still Kvnniorc schooling capacity was too sxnall. ln 1916 they huilt thc Lawlulalc auurx and cliangcd the lligh School tt-aching form- as follows adding oar morn teacher, to acvoninaalalc the incrcasing nnmlu-r of pupils and again the faculty was iacrcasrd: Orlando M. Ritcliic as Principal and llilda M. Joyce and Marian Simmons as Litcratun- and Laagaagc teachers. lint thu ond was not yct. Ks-nmorc's rate of ins-rt-asc in population was unlwlicyahlc and in the year 11117 thcy hailt thc hcaatiful now lligh School huilding on the corner ol' North lfiftts-nth Street and Wyoming Arcinic. a largc roomy huildiug with a niodcra gyinnasiuln and a roomy auditorium. In thc ycar ttltttt than' wcn- four tcavhcrs including thc Supcrintcadcnt and one four-room building. which was rcgistcrvd as a third class school. Now in the year 1917 tlarn' is all in all Hlty tn-acln-rs int-lads ing spt-cial tt-acllcrs in art and music and four large buildings. and holds a first. gradc chartcr. In thc prc-fcnt yt-nr there is an attclulanw ol' nnc hundred in tlu' Scnior lligh. one lutndronl scvvnly-live in thc .lunior lligh and thirtccn hundrcd and twenty-five in the lirst to sixth grades ilu-lasirc. 'l'lu- Si-aior liigh has a teaching Foro: of ton tcaclicrs, namely: Miss Hilda M. Joy:-c l.ulin and Literatarc Miss Marian Simmons Gorman and Literaturc Miss Alta Ashley t'onnnt-rvial Miss Agnes K. Kounvy Donicstir St-icncc Miss Winifred Culver Drawing Miss Eliznhcth Parnurlce Music Mr. 11. 11. Weaver Fn-shman and Soph. Mathematics Mr. Wm. M1-Alpine Science and Junior Mathematics Mr. ll. F. Shalnp l'riu. lt. L. llarkins Manual Training Goa. Scin-nw and English -1 'l'hc lligh School now has a niodcrn Manual Arts Course cxcrpt for a haudsnu' and sonic joinltng and planning machinery which are to la- installed ncxt year. ll now has classes in aictzlninical drawing. cahinct making and gt-aural woodworking. It also has a modern donivslit' arts course. The dcpartntcnl has sucu-ssfully carried on during thc ycar a ctlfcterill avvollinlntlatiug an average ul' fifty pupils. Miss .Xshlvy has dcvclopcd a uunincrvial dcparluicnt with a standard of work erplnl tu any in this part ol' the state. K0ainorc's school huildings arc still too small. In the carly spring of 1918 tla-y have started a twcnty-room annex to the new lligh School building on the corner of North 1-'iftccntlxStr1-rt and Wyom- ing .tvcnao which is to have a largc study room and will neccssitatc tho adding of eight or tcn more tcachcrs to thc present teaching form-. 79

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