Kenton High School - Echo Yearbook (Kenton, OH)

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T H lE ll R R E S P E C 'll' l V E R X L . E S Xl Fl The Fmciilty Furl llesslui' 4-un still listen us well :Ls tell, good jokes. Miss Houghton, keeping up to hui' liign Standard. has directed many fine plays throughout the year . . . Miss Dorn is up to pai' on oustiu: dear students from the library, while Mr, Iliil-A hasu't quite yet caught up on his sleep . . . But when better tyjiewriters z re typed Mr. Lezitart wilt pound them' '... Miss Mueller is still teaching the girls the art of the van-opener and Miss Sniith is pounding algebra and geoinetry into the uends ot some ot' our students. .lOll O ANNE Jouxsox, n. Ohio btflte S. Lntin, Modern llistoix 'IR'l'ltl'lJlC Mllllllilildli. IH S Lewis institute, Foluinlun lni lslti llonie l'lt'OllOlll' lll l'll M1-GINNIS, li, 5. Ohio Wesleyan l'hysic'1 +I 'z ' il l1lu41tiou.hpnn1ll Ohio SIS le N IJOUHIIMAN ll, S. f'heluisti'y, fi1'llPl'ill St in nu l+.lAYOOlJ lJll,l,l'l. ll. S.. 'Nl X Ohio Slate l'It-onouiit-s, Sociology IJ. ll. ROBINSON. Ohio Slate A2i'lt'lilllll't'. Iinsl ll, S. ietli

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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.

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A D N G MRS, ORA SANBORN, B, S. Ohio University, Office Training Svhool Bookkeeping CAPT. WILLES Oovernnle-nt Svrvim-H fllSll'lllllQIllill Music IZORA SI'O'I'T, ll. S. Ohio Northern, Ohio University English, Physit-:il Educutioxi GIQRALIJ I'NIll1IliWOOI .f f Rowling Green S ' l' Manual 'l'1'ainii1g, Matlwliratit CARL H. RESSL-ER. R. S. Miami University Industrial Arts, Algebra OWEN ROBl+1ll'l'S University of Cincinnati, Ohio New York University Voval Musit- SllIl9l'YlSOl' Alll7l'l'lONAL l1'Af'llL'l'Y f'A'l'Hl'IlilNl4l LENS, M. A. PAUL LEATART HELEN MEN'l'ZER, Ii. S. VV. A. NORTH, H. S. 1 A Stat sl, it P R U D U C . fl' U N T316 Faculty Mr. liobt-Pts sounds more like LflWl'9ll1't' Tibbvt every day , . . Mr. VVill9s can now keep at least two soc-tions of his band in time . . . Mr. Seitz, Mr. Doughinnn, and Mr, Robinson have tlonv very well in atlilvtivs this your . . . Equally creditable work has been acconiplished by the following, llrlrs Sanborn, Mr, Nuragon, Mr. Underwood, Miss Ment- zer, Miss Scott, Miss McGinnis, and Mr. Rank-Om 'Puesrlny . . .