Kenton High School - Echo Yearbook (Kenton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1938 volume:

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Armintrout Robert L. Armintrout Vivienne Arnett Ted Auger Evelyn Baily Cary Baker Betty Jean Bash Vivian Beach Helen Marie Benjamin Opal Berry Donald Biddinger Howard Boles john Born Betty Jane Botchlett Helen Boulton Lorrene Broseke Evelyn Brown Gene Brown Lauren Brown Ruth Brown Christine Bruerd Ruby Jane Buller Twylah Burgbacher Mary Callender Lewis Campbell Wright Candler Robert Carpenter Paul Clark Norma Clary Betty Columber Charles Cronley Donald Crooks Bill Cummings Raymond Druschel Lois Dunson Marion Dyer Marjorie Erwin Edward Franz Mary Louise Frater Betty Frost Majesta Fults Loma Furbush Irvin Gebert Roxine Gray Arline Hanna Marjorie Harp FRESHMAN ROSTER Georgia Harris Marjorie Harrold Le Ardis Hather Dorothy Heil Martha Jeanne Heil Frances Heilman Earl Highslip, Jr. Dixie Lee Holeman Ray Holland Willard Holland James Hommel Robert Hommel Raymond Hord Harold Horner Betty Huey Dorothy Jackson Paul James Lavonda JeEerson Helen Jennings Grace Johnson John Johnston Helen L. Jones Louise Kalies Helen Kaylor Robert Keller Joe Kelly Carl Kennell Betty Mae Kipper Winifred Kneisley Marjorie Kramer Earl Laubis Ogland lay, Jr. Earl Layman, Jr. Donald Lindamood Norma Long Dale Longbralre Wayne Ludwig Richard Ludwig John McCullough Bill McFarland John McWilliams Alice Manahan Edna Mann Ethel Mann Laurette Marquis Wayne Martin Richard Mentzer Doris V. Moore Wanda Moore Wilson Myers 47 Helen Nash Sara Naus Kathryn Nichols Donald Norman Catharine Nourse Cleston Obom Charles Ornmert Della Overly Emerson Overly Wilbur Overly James Phster Richard Pickering Harold Purcell Dorothy Rager Dwight Ransdell Wilbur Renfrew Ida Mae Riley Betty Roby Warren Roof Edgar Rush Lauren Scharf Robert Schaub Kenneth Shawver Bill Sherman Neva Simonis Betty Jane Smith Jeanne Smith Mary Jane Sorgen Claire Sponsler La Von Steiner Dean Strahm Joan Streets Henrietta Summerfield Lois Va. Terry Donald Ward Mary Wells Mae L. White Gerald Wibbeler Helen Louise Williams Donald Winebrenner Tell Winebrenner, Jr. Janeth Winter Charles Wolfe Keith Wormly Donald Woodard Lauren Woodard Violet Woods Sidney Wuethrich Helen Zurcher 48 49 K V! ' . --'PAV -,7 ,, . f 7 'v I 1571! , wh,- r 1 fi, , 5,72 f ,1 gin . ' Jfltvkpwzg, I .I M a '-fl ,5fy'VfWf5 f cf qs-we, sz 1 + fa! 49. I 511 ' f '3. mf '5k,',f :i'Y'fx Q . ? g f D ' 4 V hw 4 fl , f ', X 1'1.4',Iff4Q - lzgfff-- M3110 f' f-if flf f 1, J 'gifgfzii . fff' ,J ggi! ffm X ' , 'J' f'V ':,'i7fl11,,Z,vfl':!B D, 5, , 'inf n 5 .iff 3:10 ff 4 fzzlffss N11 5 u J .1-I? ui -Qi! fm f Aw? ,2f !f ,'iI ffm gsm 7' A W guys' 5 'ugigi' 'ju , , K'-.lit N ' 3 Q ,LS 5 -in Wffgffiiar 'lf' 559' -I wwf 1 S' 'ffff' . : f fp Wfwxfx ,4,,-Mg '34 ' K ,lb I 112171 . I, N ' A fn ' X, iff 1 , Ksfmwvf.F Q! fe N - 'sg , yi M I igfwyg, ' V K fwswf - ' -- f I 'ff W -Q. 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Slanding-jo Orra Spring, Betty Ames, Georgia Spurgeon, joan Geh- ert, Gertrude Philips. Sealed-Rita Black, Jeanne New- ell, Joyce Gelhaus, Helen Kalies, Ella Mae Marquart, Jane Wentz, Betty Arnett, Betty Root, Billie Ar- nett, Ruth Ann Lease, jean Emery. 52 GIRL RESERVES Smndmg-Mary Long, joan Lyle, Jeannette Lyle, Creola Quill, Ferne Amsler, Dorothy Lucas, Virginia Gust. Gladys Unger, Juanita Schinde- wolf. Sealed-Myra jean Sprang, Betty North, Helen Prybylski, Elizabeth Clark, Mary Claire Moore, Virginia Slagle, Mable Rader, Maxine Fitza patrick, Mary Louise Akerman, Dora othy Keel, Clara Poland. Ann Botchlett, Warna Minter, Barbara Booth, Bette Burnell, Miss White, Margaret Nourse. Elnora Yoakam, Kathryn Young, Fvagene Gerlach, Patricia Smith. joanne Arn, Myrtle Lotz, Betty Moore, Ann Koch. Standing - Eleanor Lloyd, Mary Gayle Wloodard, Wilma Lick, Lena Haudenschield, Margaret McWil- liams. Sealed - Anne Bowman, Lillian Linke, Pauline Bell, Reva Howe, Marjorie Hommel, Evelyn Burk, Meva Mae Martin. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Donald Bechtol, .lack Durkin, john Sliough, I.aVern Dick, Guy Oates, Meredith O'Brien, .Iosepli Clary, Lawrence Brown, Wayne Martin, Robert james, Clayton Amweg, Richard Burgbacher. Mr. Robinson, Vfillard Crawford Joe Dick, Carl Greentree. jesse Cui' tis, Robert Hamilton, Max Layman president, Robert Mallow, vice-prc-si dent, Marion Frederick. Willixlm Kearns, Harold Derr, jack Sivets, Dale Warmbrcmd. Robert Laws, Theodore Elsasser, David Rish, Wilsrrn Myers, Lauren Newman. Rus- sell Crawford, Harold Strahm. Richard Wrirmd, junior Highslip, lgimes Hommel, Paul Ritzler, Paul Rogers, Richard Mentzer, Howard Boles, Robert Armentrout, Willalrd Holland, Earl Layman. 0 71 1- Sidney Wuetherich, junior Wine- Wilhur Overly, Emerson Overly, Karl Hihner. Lauren Scharf, George Steiner, Edward Johnson. brenner, -Ir. Laubis, Charles Wolfe, Bob Hommel, Richard Pickering, john McCullough, Ray Holland. Edwin Steiner, james Emmons, jack Schutte, james Clark, Billy Howe, Charles Drum, Bryant Bur- dett, Loren Temple, jesse Curtis, Clay Buerger. MARGARET NGURSE, Editor ECHO Mr. Wilson and Bob Smithg Virginia Gust and Betty Kennellg Ella Mae Marquart and Gertrude Philipsg Bula Morris and Ferne Amslerg Wayne Wentz and Donald Hatcher. X Inv BOB PHILIPS, Photographer JACK RYAN, Bufineff Manager ' i ' 'v ' Vivienne Arnett, Alice Manahan, Etta Mae Armintrout, Ann Laws, Mary L. Frater, Betty Elsasser, Vivian Beach, Marcille Hayes, Evelyn Bailey. Helen Kahler, Donna Long, Miss Mueller, Betty Wliethrich, Betty Rainsburg. Helen Kahler, Donna Long, Miss Mueller, Betty Wliethrich, Betty Rainsburg. Standing - Donna Long, Lenna Haudenschied, Catherine McNally, Kathleen Friedel, Mae White, La- vonne Richardson. Sealed--Marjorie Erwin, Frances Ruger, Ann Botchlett. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Sllmding-Ivlae Eberhart, Opal Berry, Henrietta Sum- merfield, Mary Calendar, Helen -Innes, Evelyn Brown, Donna Long. Sealed-Revn Howe, Norma Clary. Betty Riser, Nova Simunis, M'ary Shick, Myrtle Marquis. Below, Slrmding-Dorothy Ragcr, Dnmtlmca Martin, Violet Wrmnnds, Mary Schriber, Della Ovcrly. Marguerite Wlmite, Ruth Glock, Murcena Armintrout, Mujcsta Fultw. Se.zled-Iilizabetlm Clark, M155 Tcrrill, Helen Kalies. 59 Charles Ledman, Nathan Keel Donald Hatcher, Gale McCullough: Charles Drum. PHY-CHEM Dick Wise, Billy Muuk, Eugene Friedel, Edwin Steiner. john Hensel, Mr. Stine, jack Ryan, Myra jean Sprung, Loren Temple, Wilina Lick. 60 james Bixler, Helen june Fults, Margaret Lily Fults, Ferne Amsler. Virginia Sprang, Jeannette Lyle, Fred Sprang, Donavin Jennings, Em- erson Lindamood, Bob Mallow, presi- dent. Bob Smith, Susy Fink, Thelma Wimcmds, Ann Koch, Peggy Ames, Juanita Hall. Third Run'-C. Kraft, R. Manahan, R. Hart, C. Dille, R. Mallow, G. Goetz, R. Morris. D. Strnlim, j. BeI.enr, E. Kelly. Serum! Run'-W-B. Moore, J. Spring, H. Kennell. J. Gebert. E. Yoakam, j. Candler, M. Ackerman. C. McNally, M. H-uyes, M. Kraft, A. Manahan, R. Roberts, E. Lindamood. Fin! Rau'-B. Burncll. H. Booth. M. Dick, -l. Root, lf. Marquart, j. Wentz, B. Kennell. M. Noursc. W. Lick, M. Bopp. 62 Smndfrzg-M. Taylor, Bixler, I.. Wentz, Eddy, E. Lindamood, R. Morris, R. Roberts, S. Fink, M. Dick, G. Goetz. Kneeling-F. Rager, A. Bowman, H. Kennell. Third Rau-j. Bixler, -I. Eddy, I Bixler, R. Holland, R. Pickering, C Ledman, W. Wentz, C. Oborn, R Druschel, E. Overly, R. Hart, C Dille. Se'r'n?1al Rll1l ' Mr. Rlll7CftS, R Hatcher, L. Scharf, J. McCullough C. Greentree, S. Wentz, D. Haynes F. Wolfe, P. Shirk, R. Mallow, R Morris, D. ljnclamootl, G. Goetz, R Baldwin, P. james. Firur Rnufwli. Higliilip, W. Mar tin, W. Holland. R. Manalmn. C Kraft, l.. Woodard, D. Straltm, li Kelly, E. Limlnmootl, R. Roberts, BI Brown. i Third Rou J Blxlef J Eddy J Blxler R Pickering, P Rogers P Shlrk I Brown C Oborn D. Haynes R Hitcher W Wentz N Fllnn Semnd Rau Mr Roberts A Bowman M Brelsford B lxlser M Ames S Flllk F Croy H.Hil11ilWllf D Keel L Furbusll N SIINUHIS M I Fults H Fults F Burk Fifi! Rau L Wentz R Black B North E Jones B Stcwart R Collins D Smith M Kramer, M McWilliams M Schrenk Third Rnum-M. E. Kaylor, M. Fitzpatrick, E. Yoakam, M. Switzer, B. Gibson, C. Fancher, C. CKIHICHH, C. Burris, J. Jackson, M. Hommel, S. Naus, C. Woodard, A. Davis, C. Quill, H. Glock. Second Rout'-B. Elsasser, W. Lick, M. Nourse, J. Gebert, H. Kennell, J. Wentz, B. Root, E. M. Marquart, J. Walker, D. Coons, B. Dysert, M. Biehn, E. Wells, C. Shrider, G. Spur- geon, E. Gerlach, M. J. Olliver. Firrl Rou-J. Streets, B. Kennell M. Collins, M. L. Ackerman, Mi Bopp, M. P. Dick, H. Williams, G Olliver, V. Hall, M. Woodard, K. Carter, M. Schrenk, M, M. Martin Fauflb Rau'-B. Daum, E. M Greentree, A. Hanna, K. Arnel, R Gray, V. Hall, D. Holland, M Schriber, M. White, M. J. Oster- myer, W. Moore, D. Holeman, B Frost, B. Frost, D. Frost. Third Rau'-E. Clark, N, Simonis H. Kaylor, L. Furbush, T. Woods L. Wentz, V. Woods, L. Steiner: S. Fink, R. Buller, M. Fults, Second Row-V. Kraner, E. Croy D Overly R Glock M Br . , . , . elsford G. Johnson, N. Long, H. J. Fults, C. Nichols, W. Kneisley, L. Terry. B. Botchlett, M. Erwin, D. Heil Wells. Firrt Rau'-D. Rager, A. Botchlett . Emery, K. Kalies, E. Mathis, F er, M. L. Fults, M. Kraner, M Armintrout, M. McWilliams, E Burk, D. Smith. ,J. IVY!- Stunding-Ann Koch, Donuvin Jennings, Bette Burnell, Kent Sny- der, Georgia Spurgeon, Bob Morris, Betty Moore. Seated-Barbara Booth, Louise Wentz, Miss Doughton. DRAMATIC CLUB Nathan Keel, Wendell Cline, Jane Wentz, Patricia Smith, Ella Mae Mar- quurt, Ruth Ann Lease, Donald Hatcher. Marian Bopp. Giles jackson, Wilma Lick, Mary Long, Robert Ralston, Ellen Wibbe- lcr, Betty Ames, Jo Orra Spring. Standing-Peggy Ames, Susy Fink, Margaret Nourse, james Eddy, james Bixlcr, Gertrude Philips, Betty Root, Sealed-Rita Black, Anne Bow- man, Maxine Brelsforcl. Anne Bowman, Miss Mentzer, Kent Snyder, Georgia Spurgeon. ECHOETTE George Steiner, Donald Hatcher, Donavin Jennings, Edwin Steiner. Barbara Booth, Bette Burnell. Sfanding-Margaret Nourse, Vir- ginia Sprang. Seaied-Peggy Ames, Ward Rans- dell, Susy Fink. Cyrus Dille, Kent Snyder, Donald Hatcher, Emerson Lindamood, Robert Mallow, jack Howard, Charles Ledman, Nathan Keel, Russell Crawford, Robert Morris, Ward Ransdell, Lowell Fundom, Erwin Wlolfe, Robert Philips, Marion Frederick, Gale McCullough, Frank Arnett, Clayton Amweg, james Bixler, Robert Smith, Stanley Wentz, jene Bixler, Leo Kreinbihl, Robert Kirk, Robert Ralston. George Steiner, joe Dick, Richard Burgbacher, Roger Roberts, jack Ryan, Giles jackson, Robert james, Max Layman, Donavin Jennings, Bill Mauk, james Emmons, Robert Nichols, Robert Hamilton, Roland Hatcher, jesse Curtis, Lee Roy King. HI-Y VARSITY K Third Ron--Ollie Renfrew, Bill Thompson, Bob Eberhnrt, Ray Hatcher, Bob Moore, Bob Hart, Howard Friesner, Fred Sprung, junior Detwiler, Mr. Henkle. Serond Rau-Don Jennings, Don Hatcher, Edwin Steiner, Charles Schwartz, Bob Bash, Stanley Wentz, jack Kettle, jack Holycross, Earl Bopp, Melroy Brown. Firzri Rauf-john Ward, Walter Getzinger, Bill Mauk, Bob Nichols, Kenny Williams, Harold Strahm, Lowell Fundom, Bud Kraft, jesse Rank, George Goetz, Barney Clawson. 67 STUDENT COUNCIL Margaret Nourse, Max Layman, Miss Mentzer, Mr Semy, Mr. Doughman, Earl Fink, Virginia Sprang. Seated-Slisy Fink, Donavin Jennings, vice-president Bob Mulluw, president, Margaret Lily Fults, Earl Lay Hlllll. Eleanor jones, Cyrus Dille, james Eddy, Louise Wentz, Giles jackson, jene Bixler, Kent Snyder, Ernest- ine Armentrout, Donald Lindamood, Frances Ruger, Betty Kennell, Jeanne Newell, jimmy Gannon. 68 COMMERCIAL CLUB SmndingfRay Hatcher, Fern Dyer, Margaret Conner Marcella Fetter, Clara Poland. Seated-Mable Rader, joan Lyle, Mary Louise Born Standing-Ernestine Armentrout, Doris Wmmmrd, Paul- ine Bell, Margaret McWilliams, Robert Moore. Selzted-Helen Hibner, Geraldine Wlmite, Olive Rc-sch, 69 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Third Rau-Helen jane Fults, Mary Louise Alterman, Mary Claire Moore, Creola Quill, Helen Prybylski, Ellen Keel, Ruth Stalcler, Mary Long, Betty Elsasser, Vera Kraner, Reva Howe, Catherine Carter. Second Rau'-Ellen Wibbeler, Maxine Fitzpatrick, Evelyn Burk, Margaret McWilliams, Maxine Brelsford, Thelma Critchfield, Crystal Shrider, Kathleen Kaylor, Eleanor Lloyd, Helen Hibner, Jennie jackson, Juanita Hall. Finn Roue-Helen Kalies, Elizabeth Clark, Mildred Degraffenried, Eleanor jones, Margaret Lily Fults, joan Arn, Virginia Gust, Gladys Unger, Thelma Temple, Gertrude Philips. ul 70 SlandingfLeon Cooper, Charles Mohn, Olliver Roach, Earl Fink, Richard Baldwin, Cletus Schwartz. Seated-jack Holycross, Andrew Donahue, Donald Coons. VOCATIONAL TRADES CLUB Standing-Paul Allen Thomas, Robert Daum, Harold Ward, Clinton Kraft, Edwin Stewart. Sealed-Meredith Osborn, Byron Pfeiffer, Walter Shawd. , 71 7'fvird Rau 'Susy Fink, Paul Eclwartls. Bob Philips, Malrgarct Nourse, Virginia Sprgtng, Emerson Lindrtmood, Giles jackson, Bob Mallow, Bob Ralston, Bob Morris, Donavin Jennings. Serena' Ron -jack Ryan, Mary Long, Charlene Carmeun, Donald llatcher, Kent Snyder, Peggy Ames, George Goetz. Firrt Rau- lNIrtry Conover, Myrtle l.otz, lic-tty Kennrll, Cy Dille, Bnrburgt Booth, Bette Bnrnell. DirectorfMr, Wilsrin. TECHNICAL STAFF, Slinldmg-Elnom Yoakam, lillen Wfiblleler, jllillllffl Schintlewolf, Bob Kerns, Bob Philips, Betty Gibson, Margaret Mcwilliutlms. Sei11edf'Louise Wentz, Jeannette Lyle, joan Lyle, Helen Kennell, Helen Hibner. SENIOR PLAY 72 0 J 1-ff, l . ' THE CAST: In Squizre-Nokomis Le-Vally, Leo Kreinbihl, Betty Ames, Nathan Keel, Maxine Ramge, jene Bixler, In Cirrle-Ferne Amslcr, Bob Nichols, Dortha Frost, Georgia Spurgeon, Norman Wyndham. THE TECHNICAL STAFF-joe Heflelfinger, Boh Hart, Edwin Steiner, Vera Kraner, Betty lilsasscr, .Ioan Gehert. Dorothy Lucas, jo Orra Spring, Malcolm Carney, Bill Maulc, Robert james, Donald Hatcher, Dick Wise, Maxine Brelsford, Bessie Gihson, Kathryn Carter, Crystal Shrider, LiIli.1n Linke, Miss Doughton, Margaret Lily Fults, Helen jane Fults, Frances Rager, Eudora Wilcirx, Ruth Collins, JUNIOR PLAY 73 Standing-Kent Snyder, Gale McCullough, Anne Bow- man, Bob Mallow, Lavonne Richardson, jack Howard, Dortha Frost, Bob North. Seated-Marian Bopp, Rita, Black, Mr. Foraker, Joan Arn, Gertrude Philips. DEBATE 74 BAND'-B. Smith, C. Kraft. J Ryan. D. Jennings, J. Pfister, L. Tem ple, B. Ptister, L. Linke, W. Minter K. Snyder, C. Burkhart, C. Rice, J. Walker, K. Harris, J. Castor, B Houser, H. J. Fults, O. King, C Ommert, D. Crooks: J. Dierkscheide, J. Stinson, W. Worthington, M Sprung, J. Lyle, G. Unger, W. Dempster, A. Boutwell, M. L. Fults. H K1 lor' D Hommell R Sher . .y , . , . - man, M. Walker, A. Gimmell, W. J. Herbert, V. Gust, N. Simonis, G. Wibbeler, L. Terry, D. Kreinbihlg J. Hathaway, W. Gossard, E. Ens- minger, D. Dome, L. Furbushg G. Philips, M. M. Johnson, N. Wynd- ham, J. Gebert, K. Kernsg V. Slagle, B. Elsasser, B. McFarland, V. Osbun, V. Sprang, Joyce Gelhaus. -Standing-Mr. Sutermeister, M. J. Sprung, J. Lyle, B. Gibson, B. Smith, B. Elsasser, L. Linke, B. Pfeiffer. Semnd Row, Seated-H, Kalies M. P. Dick, G. Philips, N. Wynd- ham, L. Furbush, A. Boutwell, V. Slagle, G. Unger, N. Simonis, V. Gust. Fin! Row, seared-V. Sprang, L. Temple, A. M. Bailey, K. Snyder, D. Dome, J. Hathaway. v Y,-. -J in l.,.ErJn1eAu.....L' +I 'fu 1- 77 BARNEY CLAWSON-Gzcard-One of the scrapiest players on the line. KENNETH WILLIAMS-Tackle-Kenny played a very consistent game. Much is expected of him in the future. JOHN SEYMOUR-Tackle-A heavy gridder with another year to play. BOB HART-Half-back-Bob came along fast toward the end of the season and is counted for next year's team. BILLY HOWE-Half-back-Another heavy player who should get ahead next year. 78 DONAVIN JENNINGS-Center-Center for the last three years. Very steady player. LOWELL FUNDOM-Center-Fundom showed he could play good football when he played the Whole game against Lima South. JESSE RANK-Half-back-A member of the squad for four years. Always ready for action when needed. GEORGE GOETZ-Half-back--A boy who was used in the backfield as a substitute. JACK HOLYCROSS-Quarter-back-In his first year as a regular, Jack has been one of the best ball-carriers Kenton has ever had. 79 Q -... JACK KETTLE--End-One of Coach Raber's sophomore ends. Much is expected of him in the future. HAROLD STRAHM-Emi-A boy who was a regular until he was hurt in the Ada game. HEINIE DETWILER-Tackle-Another sophomore who played tackle and got better with each game. TOD ROACH-End-Tod was slowed up with injuries but performed enough to win a varsity letter. WALTER GETZINGER-End-Another sophomore end with a bright future. 80 ARTHUR WELLS-End-The best defensive end of the team. EUGENE FRIEDEL-Guard-A boy who did not see much service but will get a chance next year. ROBERT NICHOLS--Back-Bob filled Ward's shoes and is back for another year. DAVID YCUNG-Guard-Member of the reserve squad. DONALD CROOKS-Tackle-Only freshman to win a varsity letter this year. N 81 OLLIE RENFREW-Full-back-Ollie finished the fourth year of vars- ity competition and was key man on offense. BILL MAUK-Guard-A boy who played well each game until he was hurt. He will be a mainstay on the line next year. BOB BASI-I-Guard-The best defensive and offensive lineman on the squad. Wil'l be missed badly next season. JOHN WARD-Half-back-Ward will be missed as he has done the blocking for the past three years. CLINTON KRAFT-Half-back-Only junior in the regular backfield squad. Q A 82 Track has proven itself a popular spring sport at Kenton. Many boys have reported both years. Last year an enviable record was set for future K.H.S. track- men to equal. In the pictures, Bob Bash may be seen receiving first place award for the javelin throw in the Central District Track Meet at Delaware. He is receiving the award from a group of charming Ohio Wesleyan Co-eds. Fred Sprang is also pictured wearing his honor ribbon for the mile run. Other good trackmen are: Stanley Wentz, Harold Strahm, Bob Nichols, Edwin Steiner, Jr. Detwiler, Ray Hatcher, Oliver Roach. 21. 83 FRANK ARNETT CLINTON KRAFT Basketball at Kenton High this year was marked by unfortunate illnesses, young players, and che sudden death of an outstanding player, Ward Ransdell. There is no desire on the part of any member of the squad nor the team as a whole to offer an alibi for the season's record. Not a boy quit the squad. Every loss was taken man- fully, and each victory brought a double measure of cheer to the players. Among the graduating seniors are: Frank Arnett, jack Holycross, James Eddy, Clinton Kraft, and the manager, Hugh Bryant. JACK KEITLE HOWARD FRIESNER JACK HOLYCROSS HUGH BRYANT, Manager MR. RABER, Comb HEINIE DETWILER 85 JAMES EDDY JOHN MCWILLIAMS Burk Rau'-J. Gannon, Mgr., Mr. Henkle, Al Robin- son, Mgr. Semnd Row--lohn McWilliams, Walter Getzinger, junior Detwiler, Farley Pate. Fran! Rout'-Bob Moore, Bob Eberhart, Howard Fries- ner, joe Hathaway, Bob Nichols. The Freshman basketball team com- pleted a record of thirteen wins out of fourteen games played. They went on to increase this record, in defending their title in the district tournament held at South High School, Lima. The boys were coached by Mr. Noble. Nine victories were won over high school varsities, two over outstanding teams, Harpster and Edison. The latter was the only team able to defeat the Wild Kitties in the regular season, 31 to 30. Other wins were over York, New Dover, Ada, Harpster, Lima South, Lima Cen- tral, Tiffin Jr. Home, and Raymond. The team was built around three re- maining veterans of the 1937 champion- ship team, Dwight Ransdell, Ted Augur, and Bob West. Bill Roof, Bill Renfrew, Arnold Williams and jerry Wibbeler com.- pleted the regulars. The team played n fast break type of game, based upon the pivot. Ransdell lead the team in scoring, averaging 12 points a game, Augur was next with 9 and Roof averaged 7. The Kenton High second team, coached by Mr. Henkle, made an impressive record this year, winning 12 of its 14-game schedule. The players will make an admir-- able nucleus around which to build next year's varsity squad. Howard Friesner made a good captain. High point man was John McWilliams. Deft at taking the ball off the bankboard were Art Wells and Walter Getzinger. Cappy Eberhart and Bob Moore starred as ball handlers and floor men. It is not too much to hope for a championship team from this group in next year's competition. Bark Rout-jim Kerns, Loren Woodard, Mgr., John Arn, Serond Rau'-Mr. Noble, Don Biddinger, Kenneth Shawver, Gerald Wibbeler, Arnold Williams. Front Row-Dwight Ransclell, Bill Roof, Ted Augur, Bill Renfrew, Bob West. J. llll' u 1 - Here are the winners of the Western Ohio League Championship and their coach, Mr. Henkle, Only a heart-break- ing defeat from Toledo DeVilbiss stopped these sandlotters from state honors. Base- ball has always been a popular high school sport. Much credit is due Mr. Henkle, Who has sponsored the team for several years. Chief among this year's players are: John Barker, Bob Eberhart, Howard Friesner, Jack Kettle, Bob Moore, Bob Hart, Jack Holycross and Bill Thompson. 87 88 One of the outstanding phases of the athletic program is an extensive intra- mural program. With approximately sev- enty-five per cent of the boys participat- ing, the program has proven to be very popular with the student body, the bulk of whom have no opportunity in inter- scholastic athletics. Tied up closely with the physical education course are nine sports for competition. Soft-ball and vol- ley-ball occupy the spotlight in the fall, basketball, foulshooting, boxing, and wrestling in the winter, track, tennis, horseshoes, and soft-ball again in the spring. Mr. Henkle is intramural director and James Emmons intramural manager. Squad captains are members of the Varsity K, and this organization sponsors awards in the form of medals, ribbons, and plaques. 89 r X - -1 1 I , 'ilii , :a17i':!. .. Iaifhiafi-ln..- : -' , ' 'lllix - - - -- w. Y,- , T :'f.,.,,:a---:. LI-IL! - :e.-a.....-mm... L--,191-'gggsz-. W-gs ,,, X ...,,,,,,. -- ....-..---:v.,--1: -1- ' -.t::: ' , .Wi vv . .a..mg ' ,,,, ,f:'rg','s-gf-,mf-' ,.:ai!L5.....-f- ' ,. 5f2fEEi:::aag::'::::aihiiiiiiflz--SEM . 'U I affqfcfel. 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Little did we realize the blaze of glory that we were in a few years to leave be- hindg little did we foresee then, as you no doubt fail to see now, the fortunes and adventures that were to be ours. Our class of 1938 now relinquishes its famous for infamous! sovereighty in Kenton High Schoolg and it is you, who will compose the class of 1942, whom we are so eager to acquaint with the brilliant record which we leave behind. Since we see no immediate promises of equals, it is our hope that you, perhaps, may challenge our undisputed niche in the hall of outstanding class- es. First, allow us to review a few of our original and delightful personalities. There is our president, of course, Giles 'Stonewalln Jackson, who refused to be just another nfigure head' and led his classmates to a crushing and humiliating set back of our im ediate successors. You've heard of that!! Isaly's...on the square..surely you remember. And in the center of that doughty brawl , emerging with a scratched face, was that scrappy student, de- bator and Journalist, Kent nhoney boy Snyder. It is his unique art that adorns this letter. Nice, you say? Then there is Bob Mallow, nHuff-huffn to all those who know him. nHuff- huffn is champion medal wearer of the senior class, being a first rate orator lover, and hog- caller. Also we have H Tough-guy n Jennings , 4 N Rough-em-em-up n Ryan , uDing-dongn D1lle,nSh1ek' Edwards, who themselves could give any dozen he- men Cwell, anyway, two or three? a wicked evening of--well, what have you? Nor will Kenton High soon 100 forget such memorable figures KPersonalit1esJ as Susy Fink and Margaret Nourse, Babs and Bette Booth and Burnell, or Burnell and Booth--we never got that thor- oughly straightened out--the Kennell gals, the Lyle twins, the Misses Conover, Critchfield and Lotz, and Betty Moore, Gibson and Gerlach and Kahlor and Kahleyg and Louise, ah, yes, Louise Wentz, and--shall we go on? Just turn to the 1958 section and see for yourself. But perhaps you'd like to hear a word or two about the year of 1957-1958. Very well, shall we begin with football. Football Although fifteen players had graduated, and only seven lettermen returned, Kenton High battled through no ordinary season, the first on the new athletic field. When the final gun had sounded a pleasant 20 to O victory over London, the season's record stood as follows: Forest 6 Kenton 15 Urbana 20 Kenton 0 Bellefontaine 0 Kenton 20 Ada 12 Kenton 18 Wapakoneta 0 Kenton 25 Rossford 19 Kenton 15 Lima South 7 Kenton O Van Wert 6 Kenton 15 London O Kenton 20 Opponents 61 Kenton 22 In other words, though a few games were lost, we just doubled the score of our opponents. These husky gr1ddersKsee pages in Echolco-captained by Ollie Renfrew and Bob Bash, were banqueted at the Methodist Church November 18, where Coach Gauthier of Ohio Wesleyan University gave the principal address. Basketball Our luck was not so good in basketball this yearg that is, so far as the varsity was concerned, our luck was ill. But as for the freshmen, they won the district tournament at BOY' S Tdwn nwd thvnwvhnht thh l01 entire season lost but two games. The reserve squad, likewise, had the best season in years, winning eleven games of a thirteen game schedule. Coach Henk1e's boys played some of the finest reserve teams in this dis- trict too. A feature of athletics especially prominent this year was the spirited intra-mural program. Sponsering all sorts of athletic contests, the intra-mural pro- gram proved unusually interesting and gained the sup- port and participation of the majority of high school students. Winners of the intramural basketball tourney were the members of the Ollie Renfrew squad. The inter- class basketball tournament, which not a feature of this program, excited great interest.. The sophomores emerged as high school champions, defeating the seniors in a thrilling overtime game 30 to 29. Clubs But there are many other things which enliven high school besides athletics. There are many extra- curricular activities. A brief summary of'th1s year's activities will serve to display the prominence of the class of 1938 throughout the entire high school. First of all, there is the STUDENT COUNCIL, elected by the students, whose task it Is to run the student body and shout Heiln. Their emblem is not the swas- tika. The aforementioned nHuff-huffn Mallow was pres- ident of this worthy body. Don Jennings was v1ce-pres- identg Francis Rager, sec- retaryg and Margaret Lily 'Beauty-prize W Pulte , treasurer. A new program was tried this year by which the popular club dances were eliminated from the outside activ- ities. Substituted for these dances were informal dances at the armory, sponsored by different clubs, but open to the entire student body. A slight deficit in funds will be the worry of next year's council. The GIRL RESERVES , one of the largest organ- lizations in the high school, was presided over by an outstanding senior lass, Susy Fink, who, we 102 have frequently heard, did a swell job of presiding. Jo Orra Spring was vice-president, Myrtle Lotz,secre- taryg Betty Kennell, treasurerg Betty Gibson, social chairman, Jeannette Lyle, ring chairman, Mary Conover social chairmang Mary Claire Moore, publicity chair- mang and Virginia Grindell Sprang, Eleanor Jones, and Mary Long made up the program committee. The G.R's were advised by Miss White and Miss Johnson. President of the HI-Y was that popular actor and crooner, Cyrus Dille. Kent Snyder and Frank Arnett, two more wor- thy seniors, acted as vice-president and treasurer, re- spectively, of this group. Donald Hatcher was sec- retary. At the death of Ward Ransdell, Don Jennings took over the role of program chairman. Mr. Foraker was the adviser. The activities sponsered by these two clubs have been too numerous to mention. The DRAMATIC CLUBA selected as Its leaders three charming senior girls, Louise Wentz pres-3 identg Barbara Booth, vice-president, and Ann Koch, treasurer. Anne Bowman was secretary and Bob Morris was the club reporter. Besides many interesting meetings, this group staged a one-act play for Christmas chapel, Home for Christmas , and two other one-act plays in the spring. The members enjoyed two theatre par- ties throughout the year. Another club around the school, one that is closely connected with the ath- letic association, is the VARSITY K, which had as Its president this year Jack Holycross. As vice- e president of this athletic group was Bill Mauk, with Don Hatcher acting as secretary and Ollie Renfrew, treasurer. Among the organization's activities were the sponsoring of Dad's day in football, most valuable man awards for football and basketball, sponsoring of interclass athletic contests and Field Day at Lake Idlewild. Mr. Henkle is the Godfather of this group. Closely associated with the Varsity K is the GIRLS ATH- LETIC ASSOCIATION, who had Eleanor Jones as presidit Ehls year, and Helen Prybylski, vice-president. Ellen Keel served as secretary-treasurer. Class represent- atives were: seniors, Eleanor Lloydg juniors, Lucille Gannon: sophomores, Maxine Fitzpatrick. 103 Rural Groups The farm boys and girls have two unusually active clubs in Kenton High School. The FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA, sponsored by Mr. Robinson, cEose as their presfdent a likeable senior boy, Max Layman, to lead then through 1938. Other prominent seniors held of- fices in this club: 'Huff-huff' Mallow, vice-pres - identg Robert Hamilton, secretary: Marion Frederick, treasurer, Willard Crawford, banker, Joe Dick, ser- geantg Carl Greentree, lebrariang and Jesse Curt1s,re- porter. Frances Rager heads the FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF Amsnxcs. she was assisted by Ann Botcnlett as vibe- presldentg Lenna Haudenschieldg and Donna Long as treasurer. The faculty was represented by Miss Terrill and Miss Mueller. Professional Clubs ECHOETTE ,...... For those interested in special work, Kenton H1gh's extra-curricular program offers much. There is the PHY-CHEM club, this year headed By ... Bob Mallow I nHuff-huff :E ,- again! who we are all proud to say, did a splen- did piece of work. As vice-president of this group of physics and chem- istry students was Ann Kochg as secretary was Susy Finkg and as repor- ter, Virginia Grindell Sprang. Mr. Stine was ad- viser. Mr. Doughman's VOCATIONAL TRADES CLUB se- Q lected Andrew Donahue as its presidentg Jack Holy- xs Wx cross, vice-president, Donald Coons,. Secretary: Leon Cooper, treasurer, George Fink, student coun- cil representative: Richard Baldwin, reporterg and Cletus Schwartz, Oliver Roach, and Charles Mohn on the program committee. Ernestine Armentrout was president of the next professional group, the COMMERCIAL CLUB. Geraldine White and Mable Rader were vice-president and secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Sandborn was adviser. Journalism Kent Snyder is to be complimented upon his excell- ent piece of work as editor of the Echoette, both in 104 its printed and mimeographed form. Assisting Kent were Georgia Spurgeon, Anne Bowman, and James Bixler. On the business staff was Don Jennings, Ed Steiner, Bar- bara Booth and Bette Burnell. Miss Mentzer, who in- itiated a course in journalism this year, was adviser to this publication. In an entirely new and original manner, the Echo, which you now hold in your hand, was edited under the capable supervision of lar :ret Nourse. Jack Ryan, whom many have accused of buy a new suit out of the profits, labored hard and well to make financial ends meet. And it is to Bob Philips, the staff photographer, that the picturial success of this 1958 ECHO is due. Assisting Margaret were: Fern Amsler, Gertrude Philips, and Bob Morris. Donald Hat- cher and Wayne Wentz helped Jack Ryan. And Bob Philips had as his helpers Ed Kelly, Paul Shirk, and Bob Smith. Juanita Schindewolf was staff typistg Mr. Wilson was adviser. The entire book was planned and assembled at the editor's home. Now, have you an idea of high school life in Ken- ton High School for 1957 and 1958? We hope that you will like the four years in high school as well as we have. Furthermore, it is our sincere desire that you may leave behind a record of success and achievement somewhat comparable to ours. With best wishes we greet you as members of the class of 1942. May your name glow with favorable comparison to the class of 1938. Very truly yours, cgsfig 105' 5 Q J 1 -I W ' 1 106 l l ' I SENIOR ROSTER AMES, MARGARET G. R. 2-3-43 Echoette Staff 1-2-3-43 Dramatic Club 2-3-43 Phy-Chem Club 3-43 A Capella 1-2-3-43 Jr Play 33 Sr. Play 4. ANDERSON, JOE ED ARMENTROUT, ERNESTINE IRIS F. H. A. 23 Comercial Club 43 Choral Club 43 Chorus l-23 Ac. 3: Student Council 43 President Commercial Club 43 Operetta 3-4. ARNETT, FRANK, JR. Hi-Y 2-3-43 Phy-Chem Club 33 Varsity K 43 Hi-Y Treasurer 43 Basketball 1-2-3-4. BASH, ROBERT Varsity K 3-43 Football 3-43 Track 3-4. BELL, PAULINE MARGARET G. R. 3-43 Commercial Club 13 Chorus 23 Choral Club 13 Ac. 1. BOOTH, BARBARA ' G. R. 2-3-43 Dramatic Club 2-3-43 Echoette 1-Z-43 Band lg Chorus 33 Choral Club 1-23 Ac. 2-43 Class Officer 23 Jr. Play 33 Senior Play 43 Vice-President Dramatic Club 43 Prom Committee 33 Operetta 3-43 Dramatic Club Play 43 Cheer-leading 33 Advertising Manager of Echoette 4. BORN, MARY LOUISE Commercial Club 4. BROWN, EDNA BROWN, MELROY CHARLES Dola H. S. l'2'3Q Hi-Y 2-33 Boys' Glee 1-2-3-43 Baseball 1-2-33 Basketball 1-2-3. BRYANT, HUGH EDWARD Football Manager 1-2-33 Basketball Manager 1-2-3-4. BURNELL, BETTE LOU Newton H. S., Newton, Iowa 13 Secretary of Fresh- man Class3 G. R. 1-2-3-43 Dramatic Club 2-3-43 Echoette 3-43 Chorus 2-33 Glee 23 Ac. 2-43 Jr. Play 33 Sr. Play 43 Dramatic Club Play 43 Operetta 3-43 Cheerleader 33 Prom. Committee 3. BURRIS, CAROL M. F. H. A. 13 Choral Club 1-2-3-43 Chorus 13 Ac. 2-3. CARMEAN, CHARLENE G. R. 2-3-43 Commercial Club 43 Chorus 13 Choral Club 2-3-43 Ac. 1-23 Sr. Play 4. CLAWSON, BARNEY, JR. Varsity K 43 Football 4. CLINE, WENDELL - Dramatic Club 43 Glee 1-2. CONNER, MARGARET F. H. A. 1-23 Commercial Club 43 Glee 1-2-3-43 Operetta 1-23 Choral Club 4. CONOVER, MARY LOUISE G. R. 2-3-43 G. A. A. 1-2'3'4Q Chorus 23 Glee 23 G. R. Social Chairman 43 Cheerleader 3-43 Prom Com- mittee 33 Sr. Play 4. COOPER, LEON Vocational Trade Club 43 Treasurer of V. T. C. 4. CRAWFORD, RUSSELL DONALD F. F. A. 1-2-3-43 Hi-Y 4. CRAWFORD. WILLARD HENRY F. F. A. 1-2-3-43 F. F. A, Banker 43 Judging Teams in F. F. A. 2-4. CRITCHFIELD, THELMA VIVIAN G. A. A. 1-2-3-43 G. R. 2-3-43 Chorus 13 Cheer- leader 3-43 Sr. Play 4. DERR, HAROLD A. F. F. A. 1-2-3-4. DICK, Jos F. F. A. 1-2-3-43 Hi-Y 4. DILLE, CYRUS W. Hi-Y 3-43 Dramatic Club 3-43 Echoette 3-43 Echo 33 Chorus lj Glee 1-43 Ac. 2-3-43 Jr. Play 32 Sf- Play 41 Student Council 43 Hi-Y President 43 Operetta 3-43 Dramatic Club Play 33 Prom Committee 3. DYER, FERN F. H. A. 23 Commercial Club 43 Chorus l.'2: Glee 1-2-3-4. EDDY, JAMES D. Dramatic Club 43 Varsity K 43 Glee 2-3-43 Ac. 2-3-43 Vice-President Class 33 Student Council 43 Orchestra 43 Echo 33 Operetta 3-43 Basketball 1-2-3-4. EDWARDS, PAUL GALE Delaware H. S. and Defiance H. S. 1-23 Basketball 1-2-31 Track 13 Sr. Play 4. ELSASSER, THEODORE F. F. A. 1-2-3-4. FETTER, MARIAN MARCELIA G. R. 3-43 Commercial Club 4. FINK, SARAH SUSAN G. R. 2-3-43 Dramatic Club 2-3-43 Phy-Chem 3-43 Echo 1-2-33 Echoette 1-2-3-43 Choral Club 1-3-43 Ac. 1-3-43 Jr. Play 33 Sr. Play 43 Student Council 43 President of G. R. 43 Secretary of Phy-Chem 43 Treas- urer of Dramatic Club 43 Assistant Editor of Echo 33 Operetta 1-43 Dramatic Club Play 33 Prom Commit- tee 3. FINK, GEORGE EARL, JR. Football 2-43 Vocational Trades Club 4g Phy-Chem 3: Student Council 4. FORD, MARJORIE ANN FREDERICK, MARION LEROY Hi-Y Club 43 F. F. A. 1-2-3-43 F. F. A. Treasurer 3-43 Judging Teams 3-4. FULTON, ALTAN GIBSON, BETTY JANE G. R. 2-3-43 Phy-Chem 33 Echoette 2-3-43 Orchestra 1-2-3-43 Band 1-2-3-43 Chorus 13 Service Chairman 4. GLOCK, HELEN ' G. R. 2-3-43 G. A. A. 1-23 Chorus 1-2-3-43 Glee 1-2-3-43 Choral Club 43 Operetta 3-4. GOETZ, GEORGE L. Chorus 13 Glee 1-2-33 Ac. 2-3-43 Jr. Play 3: Sr. Play 43 Football 3-43 Operetta 4. GREENT REE, CARL - F. F. A. 1-2-3-43 Hi-Y 2-33 Glee 3-4. HAL-L, JUANITA Phy-Chem 3-43 G. A. A. 3-43 Chorus 1. HAMILTON, ROBERT BURKE F. F. A. 1-2-3-43 Hi-Y 2-3-43 F. F. A. Secretary 4. HANAWALT, HELEN ANN G. R. 2-3-43 G. A. . 3-43 Ac. 1-2-3-43 Prom Commit- tee 3. HATCHER, RAY A. Phy-Chem 3-43 Commercial Club 43 Varsity K 43 Chorus 13 Glee 43 Ac. 2-43 Track 3-4. HATCHER, ROLAND D. Hi-Y 3-43 Science Club 33 Sr. Play 4. HIBNER, HELEN F. H. A. 23 G. A. A. I-2-3-43 Commercial Club 4. HOLLAND, DOROTHY Glee 1-2-3-4. I-IOLYCROSS, JACK Varsity K 3-43 Vocational Trades Club 43 President Varsity K 43 Baseball 3-43 Football 3-43 Basketball 43 Track 43 Vice President V. T. C. JACKSON, GILES EDWIN Hi-Y 43 Dramatic Club 43 Phy-Chem 3-43 Sr. Presi- dent 43 Sr. Play 43 Student Council 43 Track 3. JACKSON, JENNIE G. A. A. 3-43 Glee 43 Ac. 1-2-3. JACKSON, MARIE LOUISE Chorus 1. JENNINGS, DONAVIN D. Hi-Y 2-3-43 Varsity K 2-3-43 Orchestra 2-3-43 Phy- Chem 3-43 Echoette 2-3-43 Dramatic Club 2-3-43 Band 1-2-3-43 Chorus 13 Glee 1-23 Ac. 23 Class President lg Jr. Play 33 Sr. Play 43 Student Council 1-4: Vice-President Student Council 43 Business Mgr. Echoette 4. JONES, ELEANOR G. R. 2-3-43 G. A. A. 2-3-43 F. H. A. 23 Chorus 13 Ac. 2-3-43 Student Council 43 Pres. of G. A. A. 43 Vice-Pres. of F. H. A. 23 Operetta 3-4. KAI-ILER, BETTY Commercial Club 43 F. H. A. 23 Chorus 1-2-3'4Q Glee 1-2-3-43 Operetta 4. KAYLOR, KATHLEEN G. A. A. 1-2-3-43 G. R. 2-3-43 F. H. A. 23 Chorus I-23 Glee 1-2. KEARNS, HELEN DONNAMAE F. H. A. 2-3: Chorus 1. KEARNS, WILLIAM E. F. F. A. 1-2-3-4. KEEL, DOROTHY ELLEN G. 3-43 Choral Club 12 Chorus 13 Glee 13 Ac. 2-3- . KEEL, JANE G. A. A. 1-2-3-43 Commercial Club 4. KENNELL, ,BETTY JANE G. R. 2-3-43 Phy-Chem 33 Choral 1-2-3-43 Ac. 1-2-3- 43 Student Council 43 G. R. Treas. 43 Prom. Commit- tee 3: Operetta 1-3-43 Echoette 23 Echo 43 Sr. Play 4. KENNELL, HELEN GXR. 2-3-43 Choral 1-2-3-43 Ac. 1-2-3-43 Operetta KOCH, ANN Dramatic Club 2-3-4: G. R. 2-3-43 Phy-Chem 3-43 Sec.-Treas. of Phy-Chem 33 Vice-President of Phy- Chem 43 Class President 23 Student Council 23 Treas. of Dram. Club 4' Echoette 1-2-3: Prom Committee 3: Operetta 13 Jr. Play Production Staff 3. LAWS, ROBERT F. F. A. 1-2-3. LAYMAN, MAX F. F. A. 1-2'3'4Q Hi-Y 2-3-43 Chorus 13 Glee 23 Ac. 33 Debate 33 Vice-President Class 4g Student Council 3-43 Pres. F. F. A. 4. LICK, WILMA LOIS G. R. 2-3-43 G. A. A. 2-33 Phy-Chem 3-43 Dram. Club 43 Band 23 Choral Club 2-3-43 Ac. 3-43 Sec. of G. R. 3. LINDAMOOD, EMERSON B. I-Ii-Y 43 Phy-Chem 3-43 Glee 1-2-3-43 Ac. l-2-3-43 Basketball 1-33 Operetta 43 Sr. Play 4. LLOYD, ELEANOR G. R. 2-3-43 G. A. A. 1-2-3-4. LONG, DALLAS Dunkirk H. S. 1. LONG, MARY G. A. A. 1-2-3-43 G. R. 2-3-43 Dramatic Club 43 G. R. Cabinet 43 G. A. A. Cabinet 43 Sr. Play 4. LOTZ, MYRTLE F. H. A. l'2'3Q,G. R. 2-3-43 G. A. A. 3: Commercial Club 43 Chorus 1-2-33 G. R. Secretary 43 Prom. Com- mittee 3: Sr. Play 4. LYLE, JEANNETTE G. R. 2-3-43 Phy-Chem 3-43 Dramatic Club 23 F. H. A. 23 Chorus 13 Jr. Play Production Staff 33 Sr. Play Production Staff 43 G. R. Cabinet 4. LYLE, JOAN G. R. 2-3-43 F. H. G. 23 Commercial Club 43 Science Club 43 Band I-2-3-43 Chorus 1: Glee 13 Jr. Play Production Stal? 33 Senior Play Production Staff 43 Orchestra 4. MALLOW, ROBERT E. F. F. A. 1-2-3-43 Vice-Pres. F. F. A. 43 Hi-Y 2-3-43 Phy-Chem 3-43 Pres. Phy-Chem 43 Echoette 2-33 De- bate 3-43 Chorus 13 Glee 1'2'4Q Student Council 23 Pres. Student Council 43 Jr. Play 33 Sr. Play 43 Prom Committee 33 F. F. A. Orator 1-2-43 State Judging Team 2-33 et cetem. MILLER, VIVIAN JOSEPHINE Mount Victory H. S. 1-2-33 Chorus 13 Jr. Play 3: Baseball 1-2-3: Basketball 1-2-33 Class Treasurer 2. MOORE, BETTY G. R. 2-3-43 Dramatic Club 43 Choral I3 Ac. 2-3-43 Student Council 13 Orchestra 43 Operetta Production Staff I-3-43 Jr. Play Production Staff, 33 Prom Com- mittee 3. MOORE, MARY CLAIRE G. R. 2-3-43 G. A. A. 2-3-43 Phy-Chem 3: Choral 2-3-43 Ac. 43 Jr. Play Production Staff 33 G. R. Cabinet 43 Prom Committee 3: Operetta 33 Student Director 4g G. A. A. Reporter 33 Echoette 3. MOORE, ROBERT W. Commercial Club 4. MORRIS, ROBERT B. Dramatic Club 2-3-43 Hi-Y 43 Chorus 13 Glee 1-3-43 Ac. 2-3-43 Jr. Play 33 Sr. Play 43 Dramatic Club Re- porter 43 Prom Committee 33 Dramatic Club Play 43 Echo Staff 43 Operetta 4. MCWILLIAMS, MARGARET G. A. A. 1-2-3-43 G. R. 3-43 Commercial Club 43 Choral Club 3-43 Chorus 13 Ac. 2-3-43 Reporter for G. A. A. 2. NEWMAN, LAUREN LEON F. F. A.' 3-4. NORTH, ROBERT Phy-Chem 33 Ac. 3: Debate 4. NOURSE, MARGARET G. R. 2-3-43 Dramatic Club 2-3-43 Choral Club 1-2- 3-43 Echo 3-43 Echoette 3-43 Ac. 3-43 Sr. Play 43 Student Council 43 Editor of Echo 43 Jr. Play Produc- tion Staff 33 Prom Committee 33 Secretary Dramatic Club 3. OLLIVER, MARY JANE Chorus 1-2-33 Glee 1-2-4. OMMERT, DORIS MAE Chorus 1. PHILIPS, ERWIN ROBERT Hi-Y 2-3-43 Phy-Chem 3-43 Band 1-2-3-43 Chorus 1-2-33 Glee 23 Sr. Play 43 Echo Staff 3-4. POLAND, CLARA F. H. A. 23 Commercial Club 43 G. R. 3-43 Glee 43 Ac. 1-2-3. POPE, VIRGINIA Glee 2-3-4. PRYBYLSKI, HELEN L. Woodward H. S., Toledo, Ohio 15 G. R. 3-45 G. A. A. 2-3-45 Vice-Pres. G. A. A. 45 Sec. Treas. of G. A. A. 3. QUILL, CREOLA G. R. 2-3-45 G. A. A. 2-3-45 Choral Club 2-3-41 Chorus 15 Glee 1-4. RADER, MABLE MILDRED G. R. 45 Commercial Club 45 Choral Club 2-3-45 F. H. A. 25 Glee 1-25 Ac. 2-35 Sec.-Treas. of Com- mercial Club 4. RALSTON, ROBERT E. Hi-Y 45 Dramatic Club 45 Echoette 45 Sr .Play 4. RANK, JESSE Varsity K 45 Football 4. RANSDELL, WARD H. I Hi-Y 2-3-45 Phy-Chem 35 Dramatic Club 45 Varsity K 45 Program Chairman of Hi-Y 45 Basketball 1-2-3-4. RENFREW, OLLIE Varsity K 2-3-45 Treas. of Varsity K 45 Baseball 2-35 Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3. RESCH, OLIVE NAOMI F. H. A. 25 Choral Club 3-45 Commercial Club 45 Glee 1-2. RISH, DAVID F. F. A. 1-2-3-45 Phy-Chem 3. ROACH, OLIVER TODD Vocational Trades Club 45 Varsity K 3-45 Chorus 1-2-3: Glee 1-25 Ac. 35 Football 3-45 Track 3-45 Vocational Club Program Com. 4. RYAN, JOHN K. Hi-Y 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 2-3-45 Phy-Chem 3-45 Orchestra 45 Band 1-2-3-45 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Business Mgr. Echo 45 Echo 3-45 Echoette 3-4. SCHINDEWOLF, JUANITA G. R. 2-3-45 Phy- Chem 45 G. A. A. 45 G. A. A. Re- porter 45 Echo 3: Echoette 3. SCHRENCK, MARTHA JANE G. R. 2-35 Chorus 1-2-3-45 Glee 2-45 Ac. 3-4. SCHWARTZ, CHARLES B. Commercial Club 45 Varsity K 45 Baseball 3. SCHICK, MARY ETHEL F. H. A. 3-45 G. R. 3-45 G. A. A. 3. SIVETS, JACK Toledo De Vilbiss 15 F. F. A. 3-4. SLAGLE, VIRGINIA ELOISE G. R. 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Glee 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 4. SMYTHE, DOT'l'Y B. Echoette 1-25 Commercial Club 45 F. H.-A. 25 Glee 1-25 Ac. 2-3-45 Operetta 3-45 Choral Club 2-3-4. SNYDER, KENT Hi-Y 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 2-3-45 Phy-Chem 3-45 Echo 35 Echoette 1-2-3-45 Band l-2-3-45 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Student Council 3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Dramatic Club Production Staff 35 Student Director of Band 45 Editor of Echoette 45 Vice Pres. Hi-Y 45 Sec. of Hi-Y 35 Gen. Chairman of Prom 3. SPRANG, FRED GUY Phy-Chem 3-45 Varsity K 45 Track 3-4. SPRANG, MYRA JEAN G. R. 3-45 Phy-Chem 3-45 Dramatic Club 35 Choral Club 1-25 Band 1-2-3-45 Chorus 15 Glee 1-25 Or- chestra 3-4. SPRANG, VIRGINIA GRINDELL Phy-Chem 3-45 G. R. 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 2-3-45 Echo Staff 35 Echoette Staff 3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Glee 2-35 Ac. 15 Jr. Play Staff 35 Sr. Play 4: G. R. Pro- gram Chairman 45 Student Council 3-45 Phy-Chem Reporter5 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Prom Committee 3. STALDER, RUTH EVELYN F. H. A. 25 G. A. A. 4. STEWART, EDWIN Vocational Trades Club 45 Chorus 1-25 Glee 1-2-45 Ac. 3-4. STRAHM, HAROLD E. F. F. A. 1-2-3-45 Varsity K 45 Football 3-45 Basket- ball 35 Track. 'rAYLoa, MARIAN ISABELLE ' G. A. A. 3-45 G. R. 2-45 Ac. 1-2-3-45 aneurin 3-45 Basketball 3-45 Choral Club 1-2-3-4. TEMPLE, LOREN F. F. A. 1-2-3-45 Band 2-3-45 Glee 1. TEMPLE, THELMA G. A. A. 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1. TEMPLE, RITA LAVON G. A. A. 1-2-3-4,5 G. R. 2-35 F. H. A. 25 Orchestra 1-2-3-4. WARD, HAROLD Vocational Trades Club 4. WARD, JOHN Vocational Trades Club 45 Varsity K 4. WARD, ROSA ARLENE Glee 15 Chorus 1. WARMBROD, DALE RICHARD F. F. A. 1-2-3-4. WELLS, EVELYN LUCINDA WENTZ, LOUISE G. R. 2-3-45 Echoette 25 Echo 1-2-3-45 Phy-Chem 35 Dramatic Club 2-3-45 Choral Club 1-2-3-45 Ac. 1-2- 3-45 Jr. Play 35 Student Council 45 Pres. Dramatic Club 45 Prom Committee 35 General Committee Stu- dent Council 4. WENTZ, STANLEY RAMGE Hi-Y 45 Varsity K 45 Chorus 15 Glee 1-2-45 Ac. 2-3-4: Track 3. WHITE, GERALDINE Chorus 1-2-35 Choral 2-3. WIBBELER, ELLEN JANE Highland Center H. S. 1-25 Dramatic Club 45 G. A. A. 45 Sophomore Class Play 2. WILLIAMS, AVA WOODARD, MARY GAYLE G. R. 35 Chorus 15 Glee 1-2-45 Ac. 3. WOOD, DORIS EVELYN F. H. A. 25 Commercial Club 45 Choral Club 45 Chorus 15 Glee 2-35 Operetta 4. YOAKAM, ELNORA G. R. 45 Choral Club 3-45 F. H. A. 25 Glee 1-25 Ac. 2-3-4. T if F F ' x QE' T X in N a X WMP' nnn nenusucnn Bill' ' ' :- lg Y' lim' - . -f' I A4 i E' ' 7 5 .,. 4' or 1 Nm- ' at O fs. 'H .. . . . Q X , nnlnln cnunvvi ' 1 N 0 I I moan newsnnnn V S . urprlse Store The Sugar BOWI Men's Furnishings The Utmost in Entertainment Modern - Air Conditioned L Matinees Daily U H L M A N ' S FROM KENTON, oH1o A FRIEND Serving with a Saving 'S . R , The House of McCoy .qui Remington Portable Typewriters if i A , Cor. Main and Columbus Sts. -- I ' ' c...1:., w. Rexall Place Kenton, Ohio S0 Lots of Places to Eat But Only One Martin's Cafeteria FURNITURE STORE Complete Home Furnishers 110 Pearl Hum DhfCYS Compliments of Pl bi --H tin um ng ea g House of Kraus Electric Quality Lowest Cl h' 'bl :King J ERRO LD ' S Pfffifese Furnishings Always Jonash Greenhouses Superior Service Ideal Meat Market Conkle and Eclman Compliments of Flowers for All Occasions' The First National'Bank of Kenton Your Business Appreciatedn Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ' Member of The Federal Reserve System Norman Generator Compliments Starter Battery.Service THE BARR C0. Willard Batteries 220 East Franklin St. Kenton U Kentonis Leading Store Compliments The Root-King Lumber Co. Mlcklggokggjrcgiitaner It Pays Big Dividends 111 In Remembrance of Graduation The exchange of photographs keeps the memories -- binds the friendships of happy schooldays. GRANT STUDIG VVest Side Square Kenton, Ohio Quality Portraits and Commercial Photographs at reasonable prices. Copies and Enlargements. Kodak Finishing, Frames and Framing. Phone 8268 l9V2 North Detroit St. iWe Photograph Any Thing, Any Where, Any Time. THE NEW CooLERAToR The Air Conditioned Refrigerator Cold Alone Is Not Enough Crystal Ice and Cold Storage Co. U Compliments of The Kenton Telephone Co. CHAN QL G Kelly's Welding and Tire Compllments Service - Firestone Tires D3V1d Wax Lloyd B. Kelly, Prop. 112 West Ohio St. Phone 5260 It Must Be Good If I Sell It ' Diamond A . C . W E N T Z T Kenton, Ohio Trucks The Advertisements In This Bogtgn Dgpt, S150 fe S t B . Book were C Y Kenton, Ohio i The Store That Saves You Money nn ery Finest Merchandise Lowest Prices 113 The Daily Democrat All The News With Our Compliments Kenton Farm ers Grain Sc Supply Fred W. Dierksheide, Prop. Lintz's Drug Store North Side of Square BEAM!-KN . R f ' t' - El t ' l West Ohio Gas Co. ' e ngeraggreice ec ma Engine Rebuilding I27 South Main St. Phone 2222 For Your Post Graduate Bpninmnh Course Learn to Know and Use Deerwood and U Be See BE EE U s Food Products. Meet at 1. f Don's Ham burger Confp ments O Shop Quality Bakery Clean. Courteous, Prompt Service Hardin County Oil Company Distributors of Sinclair Gasoline, Kerosene and Oils Goodrich Tires, Batteries and Accessories Motorola House and Car Radios South Main St. Phone 8215 Kenton, Ohio 114 Kenton Farmers Marketing Corporation Appreciates Your Patronage Let Us Help You With Your Marketing Problems Willard Holland, Manager 7235 - Phones - 5169 I tg, Compliments of 716' V wil Herren 'Wall Paper 6L Paint Fit and Satisfy Sfofe The Vogue Shop Compliments Ladies' lteady-to-Wear Ezra 152: 3 if West Side of Square Donald Crooks WHY NOT GET YOUR VITAMINS TO-DAY? The Vitamin V 5 Food Drink HORD 8 REXIN GOODYEAR SERVICE ELECTRICAL COMPANY K nt n Frigidaire, Radios, Washers and C O Electrical Appliances l Phone 8239 Kenton Cor. Franklin 81 Wayne Phone 6I3l 115' J Milk Builds Strong Bodies and Clear Minds It's Pasteurized CITY DAIRY S K. ,mm Compliments of sv' , - Huston s Service 'af iiwl if-3.4 an Station BLACK 8: MOORE'S Groceries and Meats In Kenton It Is The Place To Buy Good Eats Quality Shoe Repair Margaret Long Shop Satisfaction Guaranteed 113 South Detroit St. Ladies Ready-to-Wear O. M. Scott 81 Sons Company Lawn and Golf Course Seed Marysville, Ohio C'-'2l'svn ' B Kenton Savings ank C0mb,S Drug Store Member of The Complete Drug Store Federal Insurance Corp. 16 HEAI-Y'S .Iim's Station SEEDS FEED For Complete Texaco Phone 8217 Service Kirkland's Bootery Everything in Shoes But Feet X-Ray Service TRENT'S Kenton News Agency 8: Taxi The New Method Magazines and Newspapers Shoe Home Delivery Daily 8a Sunday , Day SL Night Taxi Service SCFVICC Guaranteed phone 5224 The Yeagley Hardware Co. Your Independent Hardware Store Phone 5233 Western Auto Asso. Store Home Restaurant I-HWFCHCC BHFHCF, OWHCI' Home Made Ice Cream 108 E. Franklin St. Kenton South Kenton Poultry The Kenton Coal Co. Farm 8C Hatchery Geo. W. Cox, Owner 117 Am.. GREETINGS 2 For when the one Great Scorer comes To Write against your name, He Writes not what you Won or lost But how you played the Game. E. B. PHILIPS Students, Own a Royal and You Own the Best The New ROYAL Only Portable with Touch Control Easier than writing by hand - Built or a life-tiznel Handsomely fin- M. G. Furney 85 Son 100 West Franklin Street. Corner Market Drugs - School Supplies - Books Compliments of 3 5 ? Arnett's Linco Service 1 li? Public Square fam M The Kenton Lumber 81 Supply Co J. M. McLaughlin, Manager THE KENTON NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Kenton's Bank Compliments of The Linoleum 8: Shade Shop John L. Bippus Linoleums, Rugs, Carpets, Paints, Draperies and Awnings 126 North Detroit Street Kenton, Ohio ll9 HOP AT CURSES SHICICS Beautiful Shoes Latest Styles - Best Wearing - Best Fitting Our Prices Are Always Low Courteous Service to All and We Welcome You Ira C. Shick Leonard Goslee Anne Zurlinden Cecil Woo Paul T. Moser, Inc Huber Furniture Co. Sales : : Service The Kenton-Dunkirk Creamery Co. Pasteurized Dairy Products Butter - Ice Cream - Milk Kenton, Ohio 120 COMPLIMENTS OF THE KENTON DOCTORS J. P. Gibson C. G. Jackson C. L. Johnson H. A. Kerns R. C. McNeil J. A. Mooney E. S. Protzman N. C. Schroeder H. R. Johanson R. G. Schutte PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY THE BECK STUDIO FINE PORTRAITS Cameras and Accessories Kodak Finishing Films and Amateur Supplies Picture Framing SCHINDEWOLF Funeral Home Stillings Sc Hanna Attorneys-at-Law tr E. Q5 0-'-in m. Porter Funeral Home Mahon 8: Mahon Attorneys Cessna 8: Cessna Attorneys-at-Law Brindley Mortuary Q Kenton Dentists SPONSORS Boyd W. Fair, Insurance Bradley's Jewelry and Optical Store Central Coal Co., Bruce MCVCY. Mgr. DeLuxe Cleaners J. Fink 8: Sons, Hardware HGLISM Dick's Complete Food Seryice Hardin County Farm Bureau Hathaway 8c Lichty Hill Drug Co. Henderson 8C Kaylor, Attorneys Laubis Cigar Store Lynch Shoe Co. Maytag Sales and Service Ohio Power Co. Rosenthall's Sabransky's Greenhouses The Kenton Marble 8: Granite Co. The Kenton Hardware Co. 1 N1 f X 1' 1 K 1 1 1,1 4 1 1 M If ,jr 4 aff!! 29 X 4 1 7 Z! If K M X 1' 0 X C1 1 1 K N I J 1 1,1 .1 11 j 1 111 X r . V 1- , 1 11 W1 ,lk 551 If ' gf ,QQ fx - -, 11 ' -4 Q19- X Q. .... 4.- Z, Z LQ! ji K7 u 3 Q K ,il ,,.'f riff. ff T 1-ff-S2-' L 4 ll 7 ,Z 'S f7,.: ,,,. iz-f,.1-'f .if ,i,i YH K.. LI. 74 f f f- M VV 4,4 A- 5:1 V ... ,gcw 1T:i V. ' . 'l....r.l7-I ,L.v,,x, ,, -7' ' -' f EQQQ3'-'