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

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Cardin I ra .xdtgrong Wad Compdfe .llign Scion! Wewapapery' Kenmore Junior-Senior High School, Akron, Ohio Given Op ining Schc h School is taking another step great extent, according to Prin it Scholarship and Ohio State S ich will cover mathematics, am l if they fail to reach a pre-de heir senior year. This course all students who graduate fron 5 to be given early in February 6Holiday' I O Seated, Left to Right: S. Sarver, Co-Editorf P. Hudson, Typirtf P. Gates Actiuitier Editor, B. Baker, Feature Editor. Standing: P. Ha y sl ip, Pbotographerp A. Duckett, Sportr Editorf B. Cox, Burinerr Managerf R0 B. Moore, Circulation Manager. llfle 'K-vw V ales such as a letter, pin, etc. This award . -a A The fourth annual nts md ng, ncy Bob Seated: B. Essig, Feature Page, N. Droblyen, Typirtg D. Fostick, Fea- ture Page, N. Arrington, Actiuitier Page. Standing: G. Gangl, Front Page, B. Prentice, Feature Page, J. Kormandy, Ant. Circulation Man- ager, M. Sobitz, Sportr Page,' M. Snyder, Sport: Page, J. Zema, Feature Page, L. Rammel, Activitier Pagey I.. Watters, Front Page. ngs To KHS held in the auditorium, Tues., Jan. 13. Miss Davis, the c1ub's sponsor, was in charge of the program. Speeches were given on the fgur A new challenge ,was brought to Kenmore High students at principles of the society: scholarship, the Morgan Assembly January 7- . , , leadership, character, and service, by The first item on the agenda was Mr. Williams proposal of MM.. v M m..aa.Da+.r-,i..:.,1s2.m.1z.m..rnurchasin2..an.nL1zan1..fo.r..thf..sc11ool....He told,nf the manv ad- Knox Electei vuncilor df De atly appreciate sie: fr councilor fo!-1 Q! lrthy of my 'vw Qnlncilu nox on his gg g ff at Temple new 0 Molay n a sen' 'Q this other D of De 1 Active 'emple fxo 8, to including four- at Honor S1 the yearl much to as possibl the ter durin ious office. The fo at the N. TEN Tlll An PLUNDE

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A 5 -I I I B Huegxel M . khvr ' M' D' EQSY' . Rig ' ' L ff to 3' . POHWOO v dglgif Ron' One: D. Williams, D. LaSalle, R. Cole, I. Davis, I. Reidy, H. Mann Ron' Two: J. Thranrhem, C. Birring, T. Mack, B. Smirh, C. Fuson, S. Effinger. Row Three: V. Vanyo, j. Brownlee, R. Cross, B. Land' j. Wehner. is, D. Roberts, B. Huber,

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GREETINGS . . . Today a high-school education is essential preparation for adult life. Opportunities for unskilled labor are rapidly diminishing. The urgency of the times calls for well- educated skilled personnel in business, industry, and the professions. Many of you will be continuing your schooling in college, other will prepare for 2 skilled vocation. Regardless of the path you follow, it is hoped that each one of you will continue a life-long quest for self-education. This modern building, with its library, laboratories, auditorium, gymnasium and well-equipped classrooms, is evidence of the unusual facilities that have come into bloom at Kenmore in recent years. We hope that you and those who follow will bene- fit by the educational advantages provided by the Akron Public Schools. Greetings and best wishes are extended to each of you, especially to the members of the 1959 graduating class. Martin Essex Superintendent Akron Public School: