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

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THE STATESMAN BILL FITZPATRICK . . intends to be a musician . . hobby is sports . . Band 1, Z, 3, 4, president 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. EARL WISE . . forrnely attended Brimfleld school . . wants to make agriculture his life work .. hobbies: nature study, reading, sports . . National Honor Society, junior year . . Treasure of Iunf ior Class . .Scholarship team: World history, placed 6th in dis- trict, 9th in state, American history, placed Sth in district, 9th in state . . Glee club 4. MARTHA LEE SCHRECKENGOST . . formerly attended McKinley high school, Sebring, Ohio . . intends to go to E. N. S., Wollaston, Mass. . . plans on being a teacher . hobbies, reading, and music . . Glee club 1, 2, 3, 45 Peppers 4. VIRGINIA SPIELMAN . . has attended Silver Lake school, Fernway and Fairfax, Cleveland . . would like to be an interior decorator . . hobbies: reading, dancing . . Citizenship citation one semester . . Secretary of Sophomore class . . Scholarship team English 1, 2, . . Glee club I, 2, 3, 43 French 4, Latin 1, 2, 3, 4g vicefpresibent 3, Dramatics 4g Peppers 45 Swimming, sec. 4. Senior Calendar School Gpened All High School Dance Roosevelt Football Game Q Christmas Vacation . . Roosevelt Basketball Game QWC Wonl Senior Guest Dance . . Junior Carnival Senior Play . Scholarship' Tests . Junior-Senior Supper Dance Final Music Concert All High School Dance Senior Examinations Baccalaureate . Senior Picnic Class Night Recognition Day Commencement PAGE 20 Q Sept. 16 Gct. 24 Nov. 16 Dec. 20 jan. 31 Feb. 1 Feb. 29 April 23 May Z May I5 May Zl May ZZ May 28 May 31 june 1 june 2 June 4 june 4

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THE STATESMAN DWIGHT STEWART . . formerly attended Hilliards school Ohio . . expects to go to Ohio State U. . . plans to be a civil engineer . . hobbies: atheletics, photography . . Citizenship citation 2 semesters . . Vice president of Sophomores . . Scholar- ship team: general science, placed third in district and state, physics, placed second in district, fourth in state . . Band l, Photography vice-president 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY- TATE . . has attended schools in Tampa, Florida, Cumberland, Maryland, Randolph, Akron, and Ravenna Ohio . . plans on becoming a housewife soon . . hobbies read- ing, sewing, driving . . Cvlee club year, Dramatics 3, 4, photo- graphy 4, Peppers 4. I JAY THOMASON . . attended Brimiield . . would like to take up forestry . . hobbies: camping, hiking . . Glee club 4: photography 4. STEPHEN CHIP WEST . . formerly attended Morris Street High school in Halifax, Nova Scotia . . expects to go to K. S. U. wants to make medicine life work . . Citizenship citation 2 semes- ters . . Varsity S 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 4, Track 3, Cvlee club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, president 4. JAMES VASIL . . has attended Quincey school, Washington, Irving school, Cleveland and Franklin Township . . hasn't decided whether to be an aviator, a farmer, a printer, or a business man hobbies: modeling airplanes, playing a trumpet, printing . . Band I, 2, 3, 4, quartermaster 4, Orchestra 1, Z, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. BILL WARNER . . will make life work mechanics or engineer- ing . . hobby: collecting guns . . Hi-Y 4, Basketball 3, 4. DICK WILAND . attended Central , . intends to go to K. S. U.hobbies: sports and Frances . . Citizenship citation 2 semesters Scholarship team Latin 2, placed 7th in the district . . French 4, Dramatics 4, Football 1, Z, 3, 4, Track 3. GLENWOOD WILCOX . . has attended St. Petersburg Sen- ior high . . intends to go to Florida State U. . . wants to be print- ing teacher . . hobbies: golf, tennis, printing, playing saxophone . . Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, Z, 3, 4, Tennis 4. EILEEN WRIGHT . . wants to go to K. S. U. . . plans to take up law for life work . . hobbies: reading, hiking, swimming . . Sec- retary of Freshman class . . Latin 1, 2, 3, 4, president 4, Dramat- ics 4, Peppers treasurer 4, Swimming 4. PAUL WRIGHT . . attended North high and Bettes school, Akron . . anticipates making music life Work . . hobbies: music and chess . . Band 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4. PAGE 19

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THE STATESMAN 19346 Class History Stars trembling o'er us and sunset before us, Mountains in shadow and forests asleep, Down the dim river we float on forever, Speak not, Ah, breath not-there's peace on the deep. Here we start, fifteen starry-eyed youngsters adventuring forth in quest of an edjumacation. The poler, Miss Herta Heberline, very ably directed us through the first hazardous moments of our voyage. The biggest of those moments was our band consist- ing of triangles, bells, drums, and sandpaper blocks. After stren- uous practise, we gave a concert, very proudly dressed in capes and caps made by our mothers, we sent melodious notes across the sea. The original crew at this time was Dorothy Barr, Ruth Dan- gler, Patricia Fuller, Marjorie Diltz, Robert Dumm, john Flynn, Frances Grant, Betty Heath, Josephine Kenneley, Flora Randall, Frances Reed, Dorothy Ruggles, Laura jane Harsh, Lee Russell and Eileen Wright. ' Finishing the first year safely we embarked unsteadily in two canoes. Although we lost john Flynn, Dorothy Ruggles, Flora Randall, we gained Nadine Hulbert, Max johnson, Betty Miller. Guided by two capable mariners, Miss Margaret Jeffries and Mrs. Glenn Carr, we weathered the storms and left with the memories of attending school in a tent. During the third year, an epidemic of measles broke out, every one in the crew contracting the disease except Bob Dumm and Frances Reed, whose parents kept them home. Miss Elsie Musoff as oarsman guided the boat through the rough waters. There was an increase in shipmates who were Robert Curtiss, john Flynn, and Glenwood Wilcox joining us. A We set sail in nineteen twenty- seven from our old port, Merr- ill Hall, the additions to our crew being Hazel King and Richard Wiland, with Max johnson leaving. Under the direction of the sailing master, Miss Neda B. Freeman, we enjoyed the excitement of transporting supplies to the new building. The most depress- ing moments of the year were the daily doses of goitre medicine, if you downed it without the comforting aid of candy you were considered quite a noble person. PAGE 21