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

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L-R, ROW 4 - S, Tucek, C, Velek, R, Grassel, N, Greaves, P, Mosenthal, M, Hull, S, Webster, D, Weiss, V Payne, ROW 3 - M. Macpherson, P. Baines, E. Davis, I. l-Iostetler, S. English, I. Garner, S. Magree, E, Kobrck ROW 2 - S, Vajner, M, Solis, A, Leibold, K, Mason, N, Pfouts, B, Newton, E, Close, ROW 1 - B, English M Bragado, S, Childs, L. Gockel. American Field Service OFFICERS, L-R: TOP: Vic Laus, Max Bragado, LOWER: L. Gockel, v. president, B. English, presi- dent, S. Childs, sec, -treasurer. The American Field Service club serves an im- portant purpose in the school district, Now in its second year, the club assists the adults' A,F,S, Chap- ter in raising money and selecting students to be con- sidered for Americans Abroad Scholarships. The club helps to promote world wide understanding through school assemblies, A,F,S, dinners and other social gatherings. The organization meets once a month and is open to all Kenston students. 79

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L-R, ROW 4 - S. Childs, P. Mosenthal, J. Lewis, S. Campbell, B. Hawley, S. English, M. Hull, J. Mackensie, M. Stanek: ROW 3 - L.Fanyon, I. White, R. Lupca, C. James, W. Ballow, N. Barrett, K. Lockwood, I. De- Salvo: ROW 2 - B. English, M. Snider, L. Quadder, H. Snider, L. Cowan, M. Solis, B. Korcykoski, J. White: ROW 1 - M. Karp, E. Close, B. Newton, Editor-in-Chief, Mrs. Jividen, Advisor, R. Wilde, Art, S. Webster, S. Tucek, I. Burns. Echo Kenston's newspaper is published approximately once very two weeks and distributed to over 200 sub- scribers. The purpose of me Q-:Q-Q and its volunteer staff is to keep the school informed on what is hap- pening in the school - its sports, clubs, and social activities. Feature articles and editorials to amuse, entertain, and provoke thought are also a regular part of each issue. A special memorial issue was published this year commemorating the death of President Kennedy. The money raised from the sale of this issue QS41. 753 was sent to the Geauga County Opportunity School for Retarded Children to be used as they felt would best benefit the school. 78 Editors and Advisor, L-R: J. Starbucks S. Webster Newton: Mrs. Jividen: R. Wilde: E. Close: S

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L-R, ROW 5 - E. Kobick, D. English, G. Harris, M, Hull, B, Hawley, G, Hoffsteader, S, English, S, Webster, S, Tucek, N, Barrett, J, MacKensie, K. Lockwood, I, Lewis, D, Ramsey, ROW 4 - D, Clemens, S, Magree, R, Reichert, C, Wheeler, J, Burns, D, Campbell, J, Garner, B, Chittock, C, Evans, P, Baines, I, Eggleston, P, Levis, M, Koerlin, G, Ballow, B. Watters. ROW 3 - M. Davis, S. Vajner, S. Edie, H, Scharf, A, Smith, C, McDevitt, S Male, C, Velek, C. Lambert, B. Bradley, J, Rovtar, D, Weiss, K, Karp, E, Hein, B, Hoffman, ROW 2 -J, White, M, Macpherson, B, English, J, Hern, K, McConnell, S, Zisk, T, Deadwyler, N, Birmingham, C, Sapp, B, Hoffman, M, McMurry, K, Franks, M, Webster, J, Schultz, ROW 1 - Mr, Griffith, R, Barnard, D, Hepplewhite, K Barnard, N. Pfouts, C, Mason, Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America is a club com- posed of high school students in the grades 10 to 12 who are interested in the techniques of teaching or in teaching as a career. The first thing the club does is to have its annual installation, The members help out by substituting for sick teachers, hostessing, and introducing the speakers at such functions as Career Night and Col- lege Night. The club has the annual Christmas Formal in December, It does its annual two days of teaching in the spring, which consists of one day of observa- tion and one day of actual teaching, The members are given the choice of any grade from first to eighth, By this teaching they are given an inside view of the teaching profession, OFFICERS, L to R: K, Barnard, presidentg D. Hep plewhite, secretaryg N, Pfouts, vice president: R, Barnard, program chairman, C, Mason, treasurer,