Kenton High School - Echo Yearbook (Kenton, OH)

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llrzineiseo Nzitionzil livestoek Show. the zinnuzil liairn tlzince sponsored hy the juniors. tien lQllClll wus hrought into the open. given in their honor ln' the juniors :lt the Hotel Covell in very exciting prom. if 2nd SEMESTER OFFICERS A First semester olt'ieers,irere: Presitlent, .lerryi Spur- Guy Tmedson mmm McKenzie Wmmn Folcmm Bob ling: Niee Presrilenl, buy lroetlson, heeretziry, Lollteen Dwyer! IGm95'HGmenV MG,qu,Sk1,nC- l.:nnli, l rexisurer, lloyt Vzintlerpoolg t,l:tss Representative, l':it liehollsg Yell l.e:uler, Roy Pippen. Seeontl semester otfieers were: Presitleut, Guy Troetl- eon, Yiee Presitlent, Wzirren Folettitg Secretary, Marquis Kline, Trezisurer, .lzunes Hzinsong Class Representative, Holi lleziverg Yell Lezltler, .lziniee McKenzie. OF '48 nfisrorz isovs TOP ROW: Fred Yori, Bob Kenner, David Wiltfong, Clarence lones, Wayne Hayes, Don Morrow, Dean Hurst, Hoyt Vande-rpool, loe Scales.. FOURTH ROW: Warren Eoletta, Ezra Boone, Lewis Declcert, Kenneth Seastead, Carlton Dick, Lloyd Parker, David Challee, Marquis Kline, Larry Iohnson. THlRD ROW1 lerry Sparling, Grant Abrahamson, larnes Brackett, larnes Payne, Burton Pierce, Rudy Davis, lohn Mann, Eldon Billings. SECOND ROWt Guy Troedson, Bob Deaver, George Ruaaerio, Gene Taylor, Ralph Ellington, Kenneth Adams, Bob Martin, Phillip Vierra, FIRST ROW: Alden Alwell, Reuben Martinez, Don McKiernan, lohn Silveira, Bob Carroll, Wallace Seratt, Herbert McBride, lames Hanson. The elziss was zilso proud ol' two of their lwoys, Phillip Yierrzi :intl John Silveirxt, who won honors :it the Sun lhzit guy pairty heltl in March xrzls none other thzin 'Whzit zi life was their zinnuxll play, :mtl more hill- 'l'he seniors were very proud ol' the Illllllldl lvztnquet M Nlotlesto. After the hzlnquet the juniors were host :lt il

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The junior elziss extn hxtrtlly reineinher the tlziy they enteretl high selinnl .is weak-kneetl freshmen. For new they e.tn hnltl their own with :tnynne twith the possible exception of the seninrsj. The sueeess of the junior clztss this yeztr is not only hztsett on the eu-npeiwttioii nf the students, hut also upon the guittzinee ztntt zthility of the lzteulty zittvisnrs, Mr. Stenfnrt, Mr. lirfiwn, Mrs. Wilson, :intl Mrs. Stevens. ln :ithleties niueh enthusirisni :intl pep wzts shown hy hnth the hoys :intl girls. The girls were proud of the fziet thztt they wnn the interelziss liziskethzlll grime, :intl they eertziinly ttitl their shzire in helping to win the Stzinislzius County Bziskethztll eliiiinpinnsliip. Then eznne the interelztss trztek meet with the ,iuninr lmys winning first plzlee. lt would he inipossihlle to fur- '-'tt thiir nutstwiitling pnrtieipzttioii in fmrthzlll, hziskethztll, AL L . 4 5 hzrsehzill, :ind trziela. IST SEMESTER OFFICERS Ierry Sparlina, Pat Echols, Guy Troedson, Colleen Lainb, Hoyt Vanderpool. CLASS JUNIOR GIRLS TOP ROW: Ruth Lewis, Darlene Reeves, Ianice McKenzie, Colleen Lamb, La Moyne Iohnson, Iva Stewert. Lee, Norma Lane. THIRD ROW: Francis Batton, Bernice Clegg, Wanda Red, Goldie Pennington, Rosanna Pellegrino, Gwyneth SECOND ROW: Inez Spurlock, Doris Reynolds, Billie I-Iinton, Wanda Holland, Anna Ward, Eleanor Riborio, Lillie Schmidt, Vivian Iones, Bernice Vierra, Barbara Newkirk, Bessie Kocher, Betty Andrade, Ianicc Mete cali, Louise' Inglet, Gwyn Roland, Barbara Guinn, Alvaniece Lewis, Norma McGar. FIRST ROWi Betty Bearden, Charlene Christian, Violet Berg, Toni Bollakis, Goldie Shugart, Mildred Gardner, Rita Shugart, Wanda Graham, Patty Echols, Ethlyn Keyes, Helen Nutter, Alice Miranda.

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r 4 1 i The sophisticated sophomores liegan their second year ot' high school with a deterinination to heeonie mighty juniors. It soon hecaine evident that they would reach their goal as they were well represented on the honor roll throughout the year. 'I'he sophomores were proud ot the taet that their own Sammie MCCuteheon won the annual 'tsnap con- test for the Cereal. Martha Howard also took first place in the Cereal sales contest, which proves that these little men and women really get around. .lack Dewey and Perry Earl were outstanding in F. F. A. work as they won honors at the San Francisco National Livestock Show. f More hidden talent was diseovered when the sophs pre- 1ST SEMESTER OFFICERS sented an assemlilx' in the form of a radio program for ldn Pmgfee' Home Bowes' Anim OBTVGU' Fmnklc - L Roberts, Alfred Donovan. the Student Body. Always ready for great things, the sophs decided on a swinnning party, and a splashing good time was had hy all. CLASS SOPHOMORE GI RLS TOP ROW: Leona Cusenza, Lelia Metcalf, Betty Iennings, Colleene Grandstatt, Florence Standiter, Betty lo Reynolds, ,Sue Adkins, Betty Brophy, Doris Reynolds, Lynette Wood, Dovie Murray, Clodell Murray. THIRD ROW: Anita Fontana, Irene Borges, Gail Dahbs, Barbara Looney, Leona Prohaska, Patsy Betten- court, Betty Spurlock, lean Martin, Ioanna Howard, Rosie Reis, Anita O'Bryan, Emily Norman, Dixie Starr, SECOND ROWi Ida Pingree, Betty Brumley, Violet Ellington, Helen Eunatsu, Wilma Chisum, Suzanne lohnson, Pat Michaud, Ioann Elson, Darlene Rand, Martha Wigt, Bette Starns, Betty Wenger. FIRST ROW: luanita Atwell, Rosie Borges, La Vorine Hope, Betty Leach, Martha Howard, Ioan lngwersori, Elva Todd, Lenora Crawford, Dorothy Gray, Ioline Keener, Shirley Roberts, Norma Hemphill, Mary Ellen Gleaves. ttf' .lil