Kent State High School - Statesman Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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5 traitors Y.: Top Row-Left to Right-Russell Brown, Dan Stratton, Carnzon De-Leone, Robert Turk, Frank Dangler, Charles Fish, Paul Apley. Center RoweLewis Hall, Beatrice Gooch, Helen Herwig, Alice Palmer, Frances Barn- hard, Blair XVhyte. Bottom Row-Rosa Hites. Lucille Sturgill, Anna Taborsky, Marguerite Burnett, Eunice Smith, Lillian Rhodes, Louise Stokey. Not in Picture-Leo DeLeone, Dwight Bentley. THIC JUNIOR CLASS The Junior class has shown much interest this year in making Kent State High hetter than ever hefore. Lewis Hall has heen presidentg Dwight Bentley, vice-presi- dent, Russell Brown, secretary and treasurer, and Frank Uanggler, chairman of com- mittees. The boys seemed to he very popular in that they filled all the offices. lvli-is Hazen was selected as Faculty Advisor. Her hearty co-operation has helped to make all the ylignior activities a success. The class ranked first in average grades. The juniors have led in scholarship for they have had the greatest numhfr of A'sl' during the year. The Juniors hall two entries in the oratorical contest and although they did not win first place, a good start was made for next year. ln athletics the juniors have heen conscientious workers. ltlontinued on Page 323 27 J

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Class of '25. Written to Heidelberg from The Prince of Pilsen Here's to the school we all love so well, And the best in all Ohio. Beaming with happiness, hope and health, It offers to all who come, But dearer than all is the friendship here, And the hours So come let us And be happy We spent together. work and then we will sing, regardless of weather. REFRAIN Here's the school which gave us help, Here's the faculty, Here's the class of '25, Here's the smiling girls, Here's the boys so sure and strong, True as the stars above, Here's to our school, oh, Kent State High, Here's to the school we love. Oh, Kent State High, dear, Kent State High The class will ne'er forget That golden haze of High School days ls 'round about us yet. Those days of yore will come no more. But through our many years The thought of you, so good, so true, Will hll our The thought Will fill our eyes with tears, of you, so good, so true, eyes with tears. Z6

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,QU SOPTZO ora S Top Row-- Left to Right-Horace Ensinger, Cranz Walter, Stanley Clough, Neil Conners, John Mulloek. Center-Evelyn Hughes, Marjorie Bishop, Catherine Heath, Elanor McCoy, Doris Singley. Bottom Row-Gladys Apley, Constance Bell, Alice Everett, Edna Butcher, Margaret Bourne, Irene Costley. Not in Picture-Paul Meecker, Louis Warner, Burton Stokes, Betty Root. 'llll li SC JPHOMORIC CLASS 'lihe one ambition of every student in junior High is to reach Senior High. The parties, athletics, amusements, and clubs have not been organized in junior High as in the Senior High, so with a feeling of happiness, enthusiasm, enjoyment and pleas- ure, we enter Senior High. The moment we entered the assembly room to take up our work for the Sopho- more year, the juniors and Seniors made us feel at home. YVe were still attached to the junior High and so we went to our friends and told them about our experi- ences, then, they, in turn, felt that they wanted to enjoy Senior High. Thus it is the same thing over and over. After being in the Assembly Hall for about a month, we felt as if we were :Q part of State High, and that we must work to uphold its banner and standards, that tContinued on Page 327 28