Kenston High School - Kenstonian Yearbook (Chagrin Falls, OH)

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9' 4 ,-4 3 HI TORY - CLASS OF '59 FRESHMAN YEAR '55-'56 Our high school years were off to a rollicking start as we held a Christmas dance December 3. Bill Camella and Bill Grattino fbig seniors! ,were D.J.'s. We spent S13.88. That was all right, since our treasury contained S57.60. Bob Hamilton launched his four-year career as our efficient treasurer, secretary was Alyce An- derson, vice president was Judy Frischkom, and our first and last girl president was Carolyn Sill. The year ended with a frantic rain-soaked hayride. SUPERIOR SOPHOMORES '56-'57 We started the year off with a bank roll of fI5160.14. This was a money making year! The first project was selling screwdrivers--quite profitable! Next, pom- poms Qhand-made by clumsy Sophomoresjwere sold at basketball games. March 8 was the date of the great Winter-Spring Sophomore Fling. More money-- S32.89. Officers for this year were president Steve Ferencie, vice president Bruce Rolland, secretary Polly Howe, and treasurer Bob Hamilton. JUNIOR YEAR '57-'58 With all thoughts directed toward giving the greatest Prom in the history of K.H.S., our Junior year began. After the greatly anticipated arrival of class rings, plans were laid for the Foot- ball Fling. The dance was successful fnaturallyj with Specs Howard as D.J. A scrap metal drive occupied several months time, due to fluxuating steel prices, we netted S150. Junior year officers worked hard. They were: President Steve Ferencie, vice president Bob Janosko, secretary Carolyn Sill, and Old Faithful Bob Hamilton as treasurer. Money, money, money! The 3rd Annual Pancake Supper was a huge undertak- ing, but lots of funf?j The class never worked so hard on a project before or since. It was worth it! We had S1263.63. The Prom, Twilight Time, was a wonderful reward for our efforts, and a fitting farewell to the Class of '58. SENIOR YEAR '58-'59 We made it! This was the year to have fun and relax, which we did. Amazing what Seniors get away with! The biggest problem was what to do with our 25500. Mr. Hettinger, our new principal, solved the problem by buying a movie camera! With ten Senior football lettermen we had a great year. The year ended with us second in the county. Most Valuable Player was Steve Ferencie, Most Improved Player was Bob Janosko, and The Best Player Pound for Pound was Bill Green. Carolyn Sill was elected Homecoming Queen, with Alyce Anderson, Peggy Barn- ard, and Polly Howe as attendants. From then on everything went fast. It was hard to believe everything we did was for the last time. Mrs. Kuhn's office was always filled with college hopefuls. Senior pictures arrived. We measured for caps and gowns. The halfway point was reached--those grim exams! ! Basketball season came and went. Nothing was left but to look forward to the Prom and Graduation, and plans for a Senior weekend. The Senior Class of '59 bids adieu to their gallant advisers, Miss Lois Hurd, and Mr. Albert Fiorini, and to all the memories of Kenston High School. Class Motto: The Best ever! Class Colors: Pink and Silver or Pe a-Green and Salmon-Orange 26