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

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THE STATESMAN junior Write F ups Kent State high's class of artists, poets, writers, and one state debate champion, the illustrious junior class, began at the first of the school year to prove its ability. First, in the program of money making schemes, the class sponsored a successful subscription drive. Elinor Miller was selected general manager, Jane Maxwell and Bill Diltz were the captains of the two teams. Cn February 29, the juniors launched the annual Junior Car- nival in the form of the S. S. Kent State carrying out a nautical theme. Bertha Kernen was at the helm with Bill Diltz, Bill Dingle, and Elinor Miller acting as the general committee. Other ventures to raise money for the junior - Senior dinner dance proved the characteristic of ce-operation to be dominant in the class of almost geniuses. To mention a few ofthe f'almost geniuses in this exceptional class, there are Margaret Eenn, who decorates all of the desks in the school with baby heads, Bertha Kernen, who is the artist, and Thoedore Haymaker who writes poetry and is also a champion boneebreaker. Kearfott Miller, state debate champ, also has the highest number of points of anyone in the debate club. Bill Car- pender plays an umpa horn or tuba. Bill Drew, Bob Hansen, and Eddie Stonemetz play football and Elinor Miller writes plays, poetry, and stories. Marvelous model-airplanes are constructed by William Diltz. Jane Gaddis has become famed as an actress in the Opera House Players. PAGE 33

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THE STATESMAN llunior Class r First row, left to right, Winnifred Kline, Ruth Ebie, Esther Tyrell, Elmer Wise, Dick Truxell, Woodrow Foster, Bill Drew, Bob Hansen, Bob Dussell, Rosemary Drake, Frances Burrell, Inez Carts, and Ruth Clapp. Second row: Mr. George Cooke, Cliver Kasner, Ruth Foster, Margaret Shull, Martha Miller, Phyliss Crund, Martha Rufener, Lois Bowen, lane Gaddis, Theodore Haymaker, Charles Fisher, Helen Miller, and Naureen Kline. Third row: Kearfott Miller, Norman Russell, Richard Allison, Earl Beal, Evelyn Lynch, Bertha Kernen, Marjorie Hanson, Marf garet Ruth Fenn, and jane Maxwell. Fourth row: Bill Dingle, Bill Diltz, jerry O'Leary, Ralph Kline Nelson Day, Catherine Romeyn, Mary Louise Hoffmen, Elinor Miller, Trieste DiPiero, Bernice Derry, Alma Goodheart, Rita Shuman, and Agnes Young. Fifth row: lean Lemmerrnan, jack Taylor, Kenneth Robenstein, Milton Hart, jack Deis, Tommy Paulus, Bill Carpender, David Cook, Lloyd Sapp, Eddie Hoyt, Ray Haughawat, and Eddie Stone- metz. Members of the class absent when the picture was taken were Robert Lowther and lean Nesbitt. . PAGE 32

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THE STA'rEsMAN Sophomore Class Front row, left to right, Laura Oberlander, Vivian Fisher, Millie Harsh, Esther Roth, June Hall, Dorothy Hostettler, Betty Ruggles, Betty Bishop, losephine Myers, Mary Wagner, Louise Curfman, jerry Poulton, Harold Mittendorf, Charles Woodhouse Second row: Thelma Briggs, Virginia Bennett, Cathryn Bainter Roberta Mitchell, Alice Buckley, Ethel Wright, Glauys Trump- hour, lune Dingle, Esther Mellin. Third row: Harry Thomas, Betty Line,lean Douglas, Lila Can- non, Carol Rundquist, Helen Hoy, Frances Gliozzi, Virginia Fretz, Dene DiCola, Howard Robenstine, Robert Bauer. Fourth row z Daniel Urban, Alvira Darrah, Lorena Carder, lean Lower, Robert Dehon, Bob Cook, Ralph Fink, Fred Gressard, Bill McKibben, Douglass Sessions, Gene Dietrich, Maxine Lighton Bill O'Bryant. Fifth row z Eddie Nesbitt, loe Scarpellini, Mary Allen, Bette Fink, jeanne Claypoole, Carolyn Byrne, Marjory Thompson, Wal- lace Taylor, Robert Ingham, Berton Altmann, Bill Stevens, Ho- ward Pyles, Donald Harris. Sixth row : - Robert Burrell, Frank Moore, Robert Shull, Don Ashton, Robert johnson, Charles Scott, Robert Hoy, Albert Bar- ret, Billy Wilson, Howard Pike, William Frankovitch, Bill Palm- er, Courtland Shellhorn, Edgar Spence, and Mr. Elmer Meyers the class adviser. PAGE 35