Kenton High School - Echo Yearbook (Kenton, OH)

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The Managing Directors for Hi-School-Hi-Lights . . L. En McKinley, Managing Director of The Piay of '34' To Mr, L. E. McKinley falls the responsibility of appointing the prompters and coaches tor the Play of '34 . His sincere desire to better the high school was manifest throughout the yer r. We wish to express our deepest appreciation for his interest in school activities and his cooperation with the student body. D. B. Metzger, Stage Manager of Our Extravaganza With such a stagemanager as Mr. Metzger, the play goes quicxly and smoothly along. He hrs por- trayed this role to perfection, aided by his many years of experience as principal of Kenton High. The task of making the characters fit into the ac- tion of the play is assigned to him. We feel that the master hand of our stage-manager has flone much toward the molding and building of our char- ELCCGTS. 'Q . 4

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E. B. PHILIPS, PRES. RALPH PUGH, CLERK THE BOARD OF EDUCATIUN Promoters of Our Most Successful Enterprise The student body of Kenton High School wishes to express to the Board of Education their sincere appreciation for its assistance in directing affairs of the high school throughout the past year. They have fulfilled to the best of their ability a most difficult and arduous task - that of supervising the entire school system. Through their faithful and nntiring efforts we have been able to obtain for ourselves a first clfss education. This was made possible by the securing of a highly competent fzculty. They have been the power behind the throne and our show has had a successful playing for four years, due to their unwavering interest and support. J W DIIMAN J. E. GASSON L WINTERS

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lF ll 'll' 'll' N G GC H A R A GC 'll' E R . A S fX'VNAHlCl.I,I4I llAli'I'l.l'I, H. S. H1 f'nllvg'v ul' Wuusiviy Ohin Stale Engl ish ILADYH SAll'l'll, A. li. , lwnison l'nivr-rsily J Algm-lwu. lit-uiin-Im' TIICLICN P, IIOHN, ll, S. Miz ini i'lllVUl'SllY Lihrnrizttl. l'lng'lish ll Xll0l,ll I., NARAIIUN, A, ll. llt'itlvllwi'5:' Vtxllvge Aint-rirztii llistnry, Algvlrrzl ll'l'lI,l'I M. lJOl'ilH'l'ON, ll. A., Bl. A. Ohio XVesleyun, Huston Filiversily llnivvrsity ul' XVis1'onsin l'In,L'lish, Speer-lt, llirertur of Pluvs l MICRSON SETIZ. A. li. Ullvrlwin Uullcgv World llislory, Pliysir-ul Etltlruti 'lllho Fmtciiity During thc past year. the teaclters uf our high school have been very thorough in zll of their en- Oounters and with the thought of our over-t-1'owtle'l rondition. each teacher has done more than his share to help each student in his studies. Wt- must nn-ntion .luhu lbcnigltinaii who struggled along with his rheniistry students . . . Miss Hartle has, as usual, ht-P11 all ton lenient with her English t-lasset . . . While Miss l.t-ns and Miss Johnson get along htlttvr with their method. we he-liave.