Kenton High School - Echo Yearbook (Kenton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1943 volume:

AUTUEHAPHS PRESENTING THE 1943 Q 0 V-,Q: hr Wn1dWa 1WrHQS5 Pubhshed by the Seruor Clnss Kenton Hxgh School Kenton Ohio 2 Mr Robert Bculey Business Manager Miss Mary Margaret Walker. Editor PHOTOGRAPHERS Frank Schutte Staff Grants Studio Kenton Ohio Huntsmger Studio Piqua Ohio 3 i Olan Mills Studio, Spiinqfield, Ohio DEDICATED TD DDD SERVICE MEN ,A Mr Fmdley Seabees Ferdle Ansley Marmes Walter Pust Marmes Fred Wmebrenner Marmes Lt Russell Army Phll Davls Navy Dlck Hommel Marmes B1ll1e Lmller Army 4 Lt 0 Q J Wood Navy Lt Wllson Army Robert Houser Marmes W1lbur Smlth Navy Vlrgll Yoakam Navy HAN THAT GUIDE US 'X ITUMINISTHITTIUN AND FACULTY BUARD UF EIJUCATIUN Ml' WUCTIGIGC Mr Gerser Mr Sherman Dr Iohnson These ore the men who so generously glve of the1r 'mme ond energy thot we moy hove on efflclent school plant The condmon of our bulldmg ond grounds does more to commend the work of these men than con mere words Therr drrectron of pohcy ond hnonces ronks Kenton Schools ctmonq the best 1n the stote Moy thrs be some smoll recognltlon of the1r work 6 1 The admlnlstrator of our crty school system IS Supermtendent L E McK1nley It has always been Mr McK1nley s ut most amb1t1on to adapt our school or ganxzatron to the constantly changlng condrtrons of modern SOC1GlY We are proud of the way our admmlstratron has met the war effort PHINEIPAL SUPEHINTENUENT Mr Secoy ourpr1nc1pal has capably led us through a most d1ff1cult year of shortages uncertamtres and war de- mands He has encouraged self rehance among students, and through well planned programs has brought out the best rn us Mr Secoy provrdes school act1v1txes whrch present opportunihes for student 1n1t1at1ve and expresslon f ff: ,- n ,c ,, . . . ' I A l I 1 FACULTY 'r ' Mr Paul Oakhef Bowling Green Ohio State University M A Miss Helen Temll Ohio State University B S M A Bliss Business College Colorado University Miss Ruth White Ohio State Heidelberg University Mr Wilbur North Ohio State University B S University of Redlands Mr Frank Berlion Ohio State Ohio Northem University Mus Rosemary Huey Ohio State Unlversity B S 8 Mins Anne Iohnson Ohio State Mr Raymond Hackney Wilmington College B S B S E Mr Raymond Clymer Otterbein College BS University Mn Florence Gramhch Ohio Wesleyan University A B Chicago Un Ohio Northern Un Bowling Green Un 4: Q' ' W - bf 5' 'X University B.S. University B.S. University B,S. University B.S., M.A, B.P.S.M., Ohio Staten 43 S? ' Q U af Miss Bonnie Donaldson Mr. Harlan Kinney Mr, Gerald Underwood Mr. William Kreinbihl Mr. Donald Robinson Ohio University B.S. Bowling Green Bowling Green Department of Ohio State University B.S. University B.S. Education University B.S. Mr. Maurice Foraker Miss Mary Kos! Mr, D. Ray Baum Miss Emu Philips MIS- PSQQY SCmb0m Ohio University AB. Ohio State Ohio Northem Ohio Northern Ohio University B.S.. University University B.S., University B.S. UX1iV9fSifY Of ChiCCICl0 B.A., B.S., M.A. University of Michigan, University of Toledo Not Shown Miss Catherine Lens Mr. Albert Fink University of Chicago, Ohio Northern University of Sorbonne, University Paris, B.S., M.A. Music 9 T E SENIUBS UF Upon the youth of today depends the klnd of world 1n whlch we shall l1ve tomorrow You w1ll then be IH the dr1ver s seat You are for tunate 1ndeed to have completed your h1gh school educat1on Go to an 1nst1tut1on of h1gher learn1ng 1f 1t 1S poss1ble Most of the earth s two b1ll1ons of people are locked 1n the blood l9Sl cruelest war of all t1me The war must be won to preserve our democrat1c way of l1f9 lt must be a war th1s t1me to end war for the world cannot much longer endure the terr1ble waste and havoc wrought through such a t1tan1c struggle The cankerous po1son of new wars must be stamped out forever 1f man can expect to l1ve ID peace anywhere on the earths surface Many far flung 1slands are now battle grounds Afrlcan sands are creak1ng w1th armored monsters mountam passes have been converted 1nto targets for bombs every sea lane IS a h1ghway of death destruct1on and tragedy But someday 1t w1ll end Peace w1ll re1gn agam We w1ll and must have secunty When th1s t1me comes as come lt Wlll to the world the tra1ned n'11nd and w1ll1ng hand w1ll have magn1f1cent opportun1t1es 1n the rehab1l1tat1on of Amerlca to say noth1ng of the war ravaged fore1gn lands B1gger and better h1ghways UIFWGYS and waterways Wlll be strung across the country Th1rty m1ll1ons of men must have peacet1me lobs ln short the post war per1od w1ll requ1re as much LIQIDIHQ and the w1ll for hard work as requ1red 1n f1ght1ng and w1nn1ng t.he war A blgger and better Amer1ca w1ll emerge after the war than we had before lf you des1re a rrglftful place 1n our future democracy you must prepare yourself for that place NOW Don t go through l1fe w1th the att1tude that the world owes you a l1v1ng It does not Sc1ent1f1c marvels w1ll come aga1n 1n the postwar world We shall have super h1gh ways and ultra streaml1ned motor cars We shall breakfast 1n New York and eat d1nner 1n London However our mater1al1sm 15 out d1stanc1ng our Gblllly to solve our econom1c soc1al moral and human1tar1an problems Thus far the amazlng resources of our re search laboratorles are not produc1ng an 1m proved man who 1S able to manage lnlelll gently the soc1al and econom1c order he has created We can bu1ld towermg sky scrapers but the men occupy1ng them are unable to keep us from such world wreck1ng catastro phles as we are now exper1enc1ng Educat1on and rel1g1on are the only hope for the future Do your part toward w1nn1ng the war and be ready to meet the NEW ORDER when 1t comes My SIHCSTG and best w1shes go Wllh each member of f.l'11S class L E McK1nley FELLOW STUDENTS Soon another year of scholast1c endeavor 1n our school w1ll have ended Some of you who read th1s w1ll have accomphshed worth Whlle th1ngs w1ll have done a cred1table Job w1ll have made those 1nterested 1D you proud of sacr1f1ces made and energles expended 1n the1r effort to help Others w1ll have wasted the1r t1me and the t1me of others Although unfortunately th1s latter cond1t1on IS not new 1t IS much more ser1ous at the present t1me than formerly at least so from the standpo1nt of the welfare of the nat1on At Ll'11S cr1t1cal per1od we need good mlnds well appl1ed Dur1ng the year 1t has been encourag1ng to note that there has been a real1zat1on on the part of many students that they soon Wlll be called upon to assume roles much earl1er 1n l1fe than was true 1n peace t1me Followmg th1s real1zat1on has come greater Gppl1CCIt1OI1 and more SGTIOUS cons1derat1on of problems confront1ng them lt 1S to be hoped that 1n the verv near future ALL students w1ll real1ze the1r respons1b1l1t1es and apply themselves more closely to the work at hand Bluntly stated we have no place for sluggards and wastrels 1n our schools of today We have an 1mportant task to complete 1n order that our nat1on SUTVIVG and emerge strong and our efforts must necessar1ly be centered on those who can best prof1t Th1s phllosophy 1S pragmat1c and tenable Wllh present con d1t1ons Let us all resolve to spend our t1me Jud1c 1ously and econom1cally lendrng every effort to an early v1ctory and a glonous peace Charles Secoy . . . 1 - - 1 . . . . . 1 - - - - , . , . . 1 . . . . I I 1 1 , . ' 1 1 - , . . , . , 1 , . 1 1 1 . , ' 1 . . . ' . , ' ' I - 1 1 - I HANDS REAEHING FUR KNUWLEIJGE BUUK II SENIUHS CLASS 19 PRESIDENT Donc11dW1II1c1ms VICE PRESIDENT Kurt Harms SECRETARY TREASURER Robert Brmdley PRESIDENT RobertI..C1ub1s KI U N I U H S VICE PRESIDENT W1II1c1m K1rk DI m nts BOLENBAUGH GROCERTARIANS Fresh Meats Fxsh Vegetables 0 9 I2 SECRETARY-TREASURERf-WiIH1G IGCIT1 H9fb9fI Com Ii e of PIE? TT2 43 UFFIEERS SUPHUMUBES PRESIDENT Dorsey Slmmons VICE PRESIDENT Ioseph McCullough FHESHMEN SECRETARY TREASURER Ehnor DCIVIS PRESIDENT Icxmes Rcm sdell VICE PRESIDENT Donald KISSIIYIQ SECRETARY TREASURER VIOIGI Kearns m T BOSTON STORE CITY DAIRY ' We sell for less 'I3 I I,, W , . SENIUHS pa BUERGEFS Sun-I-System Cleaners Cle ' Comphments of If it's Druqs We Hove Th unmq cmd Pressing I4 em THE HILL DRUG CO. Meet and Eat at Hill's PATRICIA AMES Grrls Chorus l Sen1Or Chotr l 2 3 4 G1rlReserve2 3 4 Dramatxc Club 3 4 Student D1rector4 DOROTI-IEA BARTLETT Transferred from Sac Crty Iowa G1rl Reserves 3 4 un 1or Play 3 LAVERNE BODINE Dramatlc 2 3 4 Commerclal Club 4 Senlor Choxr 2 4 Gtrls Chorus2 3 GAA Cab met 4 BOB BRINDLEY lr H1Y l Drarnauc Club 2 3 4 Pres of Dramauc Club Vlce Pres Iunlor Class Secre tary Senlor Class H Y 3 4 Echo Staff 2 Echoette Staff 4 Ir Play Debate 2 Cheerleacl rn l 2 ROBERT COMSTOCK A 4 Student Councll 4 ALICE BAILEY Orchestral 2 3 4 Drarnatlcs 4 Ba dl 2 3 4 C 2 3 4 Iuruor Play 3 Speech Team 3 G1rls Chorus l 2 Gxrl Reserve 2 3 4 Cabmet 3 4 G1rls Athletxc Assn 2 ROSAMAE BATCHLETT Commercxal Club 4 Gxrl Re serves 4 Transferred from VanBuren Indxana CAROLINE BOTCHLETT Club 2 3 4 VICE Pres Soph Class Senror Chou 2 3 4 Glrls Sextette 4 Student Coun crl 4 Prom Commlttee 3 HOWARD CARMEAN F otballl 2 3 4 Cholrl 2 3 4 Varslty K 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Pres otCho1r 4 Student Counc1l3 4 Vlce Pres Student Councrl 4 Pres of oph Class IOYCE COWEN Debate Team 3 lr Class Play 3 G1rlReservesZ 3 4 Cabx 4 GAA 2 3 4 Se Treas 4 Gul Choral 4 Dra rratxc Club 1 I ROBERT BAILEY Orchestral 2 3 4 Dramatlc 4 l'l1Y 3 4 Echo 2 Chorr 2 4 IERALDA BIEHN Orchestral 2 3 4 Chorrl 2 3 4 G1rlChorusl 2 Glrl Reserve2 3 4 Dramatlc 2 3 4 Iumor Play 3 BARBARA BOPP Gul Reserves 2 3 4 Cabznet A A Pre Echoette 2 Dramatlc 2 3 4 G1rls Chorus l 2 SENIURS OLIVER BARRETT FFA 2 Vars1tyK3 4 I-l1Y 2 Chol Basketball 2 3 4 Football 3 PAUL B BLOOM A 4 Boys Chorus 2 Choxr 3 4 Band 3 Band 4 LESTER BRIEN State Iuclqmq 3 4 IULIA CLARY LEWIS COATS A l Commerual A 1 2 VTC Club 4 IEAN CRAIG MARY ELLEN CRONLEY Gxrl Reserves 4 I , , f ' l 7 2, 3, 5 ,l, 7 hoir 2, 3, :V '- I ,471 I ,3,47 3: 474lr: Hi-Y 1. 7' 'Y 47 ' . I i 3 I I I 7 ' I 7 7 I i 4- I I I I 3f4.' ' ' -, ' ,' . ', F.F.,1',2,3,,Hi-Y3,4, 7 ' 7 7 I Q 7 , , 7 ' , 7 ' 7 ' . 7 lf. Girl Reserves 2,3, 4, G.A.A. 47 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 47 Dramatic Band l, 2, 3, 47 Choir 2, 3: F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 47 l-Ii-Y 3, 47 , 4 - ,, f,f 3:G..2,3,'4,V s.4g '-, , - I, O -,I P,H,,,2,3,4, -' F.F..,, ...3,4. : . ' 47 , 7 ' 7 , - z I 7 ' 7 . S -t I .q I ,. 7 FF. . l, 2, 3, 7 Hi-Y 3, 47 I 7 . . ' 7 I net 7 . . . , I, I ,A c'y.- I5 SENIUHS '2- an my f C ' DORIS DANNER F H A 4 Grrl Reserves 4 Commercxal 4 Glrls Chorus 2 3 Dramatrc Club 4 Orchestra 3 VIRGINIA DOLAN Grrls Chorr l 2 Orchestra 4 Bndl234G1rls e Club l 2 MELVUS FURNEY Ir I-lxY2 Sr I-l1Y 3 4 Cholr RAYMOND DERR Bancll 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 A l 2 3 4 Boys Club 2 Choir 3 4 Pep Band 3 GLADYS MAE DUNAHUE GAA 2 3 4 Cab1net3 Commercxal Club 3 4 Choral IOAN GIBSON 2 4 el-'res 3 IAMES DIERKSHEIDE 3 d 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 V1ce Pres Orchestra 4 Boys Chorus 4 Echoette 3 Echo 2 3 4 Pep Bandl 2 3 4 Dramatxc Club 4 Flag Trumpeter 4 Charr man of Soclal Commlttee I Dramatlc Club 4 VERA DYER G1 ls Chorus 1 2 IAC! GODFREY Ir I-I1Y l 2 V1ce Pres 2 Sr SENIURS KENNETH DOLAN VTC 3 4 Basketba IAMES FURBUSH VTC l 2 3 4 Conservatlon u l 2 3 ALBERTA MAE GOI-'F 2 3 4 Chol Gtrls . . . 5 ' 5 , , , 5 5 HI-Y , 45' Ban I, 2, 3, 5 . . . V . I I, E ' 7 ' , PF. . , , , 5 Glee 5 , , 5 ' . . 2,,4. 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Iumor Play 3 Commercxal Commercxal Club 3 Club 3 4 orr 1 2 3 4 Stude Counc1l3 4 Dramatrc 2 3 4 Lxbranan 2 3 4 Gxrls Choral Club l Iumor Play MARCELLA HALL G 2 3 4 2 Ir Play Varslty K 2 3 4 Basebal12 3 4 Basketballl DON HARDY Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra2 3 4 Rrfle Club l Pep Band 3 4 Ir Play 3 Choxr 2 4 ANN HEILMAN GR l 4 Dramatxc Club 4 Comm rclal Club 4 G A A Gxrls Chorus l 2 4 Cholr I7 KURT HARRIS H 3 4 Ir H1Y l 2 s I-I1Y 2 and l Orchestral 2 3 Pres Band 2 4 Pres Classl Comet Solo Dxstnct Contest 2 3 Brass Sextet 2 3 Basketball l 2 Student Counc1l l 2 4 Stu dent Conductor Band 3 4 V1ce Pres Class 4 Ir Play Cast 3 Prom Commlttee PAUL I'I1I.'l'Y IR. BG Scholarshxp Contest l o 2 3 4 Band Z 3 Orchestra 4 Debate 3 Con servatxon Club 2 Forensxc Team 3 Shelby Forenszc Con test 3 SENIURS fr Compliments of The House of McCoy HBTHBWAY 5 I-ICHTY THE REXALL DRUG STORE General Insurance cmd BONDS B L Vcm Stronder Prop T5 ' 4, 5 N s is eg. 1 , HL, BETTY IEAN HOMMEL F H A l 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3 Glrls Chorus 2 G R 4 Iumor Play Cast CLIFFORD KEEL Football Reserve Basketball Varsrty Basketball Varszty K H 3 4 IOEL WM KRUMLAUF Boys Cwlee Club l 2 Boy Chorus 3 Choir 4 Debate Team 3 Dramat1c Club H1Y 3 4 Play Producuons PATRICIA MAHON 2 3 4 Dr: matrc l 2 3 4 lumor Play Student COlIFlC1l Bc hoette Edltcr G R Cabmel Seruor Cho1r 3 VIRGINIA OATES Comma rclal C l u b Glrls Chorus BETTY HOPPE FHA l 2 Commercral Club BETTY LOUISE KELLER Transferred from Srdney Ohlo A 4 GR FH Gxrls Chorus 4 WILLIAM LILLER H Y H Conservatlon Club 2 Dramatzc Clubl 2 3 4 lun 1or Play Productlon Boys ELWOOD NARAGON Cho1r2 3 4 Madrlqal Group H lr Class Play Echoette Staff 2 BG Scholarshlp Choral Produchon WALTER OATES Varslty K Football l 2 aseball l Tack 2 3 Basketball l Ir H1Y 2 19 EVERETT L KAHLEY VTC 3 4 COHSGYVGIIOD Club 3 4 Intramurals WILLIAM KELLER Football 4 Vars1ty K 4 Con se vat1or14 VTC l 2 3 4 Tr nslerred from Sldney Ohlo BETTY LLOYD 2 4 Ir a Cast G1rls Chorus l 2 FRANK RICHARD OATES A l VT 3 4 n murals GERALDINE OBORN A l Commerclal Club 3 Dramatic Club 4 G1rls Chorus 2 4 Choral Productlon SENIURS DONALD KECKLER F F A l 2 Rlfle b Comme-rc1al Club WALTER KOCH Conservahon 4 VTC l EULALIA MCFADDEN GR 3 4 Debate2 FHAI 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club 4 Com merclal Club 3 4 I a Cast FOIEHSIC Team 3 MARTHA OATES Glrls Chorus 2 GR 2 Iumor Play Cholr 3 4 ROBERT OSBUN Football 2 Vars1ty K 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 Sr H1 Y 3 4 lden H1 Y 4 S udent Councll President Student Counc1l 4, lun or Play Productxon Presl den' of Honor So lety Y ' ' ' ...,,lc1u3,4f 7 ' , , 3, 4: 3. , I - ' - : : 1 ' . 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Philips 20 .1 GENE PERINE WELTHA RANK LOU SEADERS BURKE SMITH Q 1 1 RICHARD STEWART D fl U11 ROBERT PF IFFER RUTH RANSDELL Prom 11111 K CFLS ELDON SHERMAN O1 DOROTHLA SORGEN OE STINSON 1 1 1 1 1111 SENIURS KATHLEEN PFEIFFER DUDLEY RALSTON RICHARD ROOSE 1111 0 5 1, 4 7 1110 111 11151 D sk cmfzq H IUSTIN SHERMAN 4 'IITXU1 1s 2 RALPH A SPRANG S1 r11Y 1, C A 4 131011 LQLOIC111 f1m111 ee CLAUDE STOBER 1 Presu c V 51-teib 11 5111 1 1 uqer 1 'T Student Councll 4 0111111 y S MADGELENE RISNER Comms 1 4 P1 dent of Comm TC111 C1111 4 D um 11 S11,'1f I'1 Foun 4 De Team 2 11 s IS 1 P1c1y duc11o'1 AUDREY SMITH GR Q 4 G111S C11 1115 2 SUZANNE STEINER 1.1brc111Gn 2 3 4 G1T1S F11 111s L1 mr Annum cm '11 F FIT11 rfxm 11 F1113 2 011 CCI 111114 Qt C1C111C C11 4 DOROTHY TEMPLE G A 1 1103's ff11fp1'1:s 1 -1 1pfDf,11 :1 1 1' Fr 111-1' 4: Fo V15 Y11IS1f Kg r. Hifi' zfsrz' K7 14 11:11 111, . ' ' ' fi Y' fi, :'.t.1'1t- 3, 4. '1r11 1'fz1'1 :1 5.1111 4. 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Secre v F 4 RUTH ANNA WENTZ A l 2 GAA 2 Do 2 Glrls horusl 2 3 qeruor Cho1r 4 COII'lII19TC1CIl Club 3 4 GR 2 3 4 Cabmet 4 DONALD WILLIAMS nd 2 3 Sr H1Y 3 4 V1cePres1de-nt of rl1Y 4 Conservatlon Club 2 Dramahc Club 4 Chou 3 Boys Chorus 4 Boys Quartetle 3 4 Ir and Sr Prom om mlllee 3 Pre-sldent of Se-mor Class 4 Studen Counc1l 4 Iumor Play WOT SHOWN Allen Basil Iohn Bloom Paul Corlkle Phxl DGVIS VV1lllG1'H Harr1son Rxchard Hommel Wxlbur Horner Freda Oder Anna Swamqan 23 SENIURS MARY M WALKER 2 3 4 G P Cabme Echo S 'Aff Cl 1 f or 4 n res' a l s GA A 2 Studenl Counml 4 rrmarc Club ? 3 Srholarshxp Ir Play BUSIYIQSS Manaq r CLARICE WILHOIT G1rlsC orus2 GR 3 4 GR Cabmet 4 Band 2 3 4 r eslra 2 3 Presxdenl FHA 4 Student Councrl 4 Iumor Play 3 Prom load C mm11 eo Prom Decor 1 hon Ccmmlttee Seruor A nounce-ment Commute-e FRED WINEBRENNER Football 4 Enllsted Ma rmes 1943 C f A ' h f 1, 2, 37 rr. . 1, 2, 3, 4, ff , ludg- aa, , , , ' ,f 4, of-lvfro 2, , ersial ,l 'ku 4: ina . 9 , 3, 4: lapt . 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C - I l 4 1 A 2 JUNIUHS 19 FIRST ROW Katherme Anstme Vlolet Appleman Shlrley Armentrout Avonelle Bacon Donna Mae Barley Iacquelme Balley Nvllllfllfl Baldwm SECOND ROW Wxlbert Barrett Ruth Branan Lenore Brexdenbach Dons Brooks Paul Bryan Ruth Caldwell Harold Camper THIRD ROW Mary Carmean Harold Carothers Patrlcla Cessna Cllttord Chamberlam Marye lane Cockrell Robert Clark Norma Columber FOURTH ROW lean Columber Mary Lonkle Cyr1lCostotf Walter Crarq Patncra Curran Roland Davzs Bonme Dear dor FIFTH ROVM Glenn Decker Paulme Dunahue Ethel Frera Gelhaus SIXTH ROW Iurre Gerlach Ioanne Gust Thomas Hall Iames Hatchett Perry Haudenshreld Lars Haynes Samuel Hettlefmqer SEVENTH ROW Twylah Heil Betty Hemmerly Wllma Herbert Donna Henkle Betty Hmebauqh Betty Hofsteater Martha Hummel Complrments of CRYSTAL ICE 6 COLD STORAGE 24 Z ' l A I r ' I 1 I I I A L I ' , , ' , ' f. : ' , , bend, Carrol Foren, Dorothy Gardner, Maurice Garvin, lane ' I A 1 n I 1 1 I A I I A I I I 1 T . 1 , I f I 1 f 43 JUNIUBS ' It ,Q in X A FIRST ROW Lourse Huntwork lean Iohnson Patr1c1a Iones Betty Kotterhemrrch .-rvonelle Kelly Wlllram Klrk Nerl Krsshnq SECOND RON Wrlma Lamb Robert Laubls Maxme Lau brs Gene Lauhrs Dorothy Ledman Mary Lloyd George Lonq THIRD ROW Omer long Damel McCullough Marqaret McCullouqh Osta McKenna Ioan McMahon Ieanne Mabrey Mary Malone FOURTH RON Iohn Melzck Marnorxe Miller Anna Moore MarJor1e Newell Paul ORouke Exleen Pfelfler Alrce 9' i- Q, 'X Purcell FIFTH ROW Pearl Ralston Rebecca Ramqe Danrel Reams Thomas Rrce Wrllard Root Iohn Scanhn Anne Schmdewolf SIXTH ROW Frank Schutte Rose Schwartz Carl Sheldon Anna Srvets Imogene Smrth Patrlcra Spencer Ioan Sponsler SEVENTH ROW Ioe Sponsler Grace Spranq Donald Walker Mary Ward Boyd Wetherrll Ianet Wmebrenner Emma Wrsse EIGHTH ROW Ruby Wood Ruth Wood Letha Woods Twyla Wyndham Robert Yauqer Vlfqll Yoakam ,, y R X no in ,N is 2 t I , ,kt fx 3, S , , I li I In W ls: M 5' I : K N A A 1' 'W , ' , , ,, ' . 1 , ' , . -Q ' , A . . . - , ' ' V ' SUPHUMURES FIRST ROW Mary Albert hlsle Amsler Vlrqlma Andersor Helen Apostle Charles Arnett lean Barley Gayle Baum Walter Baum Louxse Bloom SECOND ROW Larry Bolenbauqh Anna Born Harold Botchlett Norma Botchlett Carol Bradford Barbara Brown Don Brown Clarence Brown Hallle Brown THIRD ROW Margaret Buerqer Robert Burkholder Patr1c1a Buxton Leallah Chamber lam V1ola Chamberlam V1v1an Clawson Ann Collette Manlyn Conover Rozella Cooper FOURTH ROW Benny Cooper Floyd Cowen Leulla Cummlnqs Paullne Danner Eleanor Davls Robert Davls Lena Mary Dlck Mary Ellen Dodson Tom Dyer FIFTH ROW' Helen Downmq Carolyn Ed man Berrard Fowler Paulme Fredenck R1ch ard Frater Elner Frost lack Frost Wrlma lean Fults Leland Fundom SIXTH ROW Ann Gemmell Eunxce Getz Ferrel Goodman Norma Ieane Hall Betty Hare Paul Hatcher Vrola Hellman Kenneth Hxlty Lena Hmton SEVENTH ROW Carolme Hoppe Wayne Hottman Roger Hubbell Romoa Iackson Del bert Iohnson Ralph lones Gordon Karnck Iustm Kaylor Charles Keen Robert Lamley Patr1c1a Lanmng Rrchard Lowe Charles Mamor Joe McCullough Forrest Mc Cune Mary Io McFarland NINTH ROW Burke McKenna Harry Martm Tom Mauk Audrey Mentzer Walter Modd Davxd Morqan Marrlyn Morgan Charles Mul lenax M1chaelMusta1n Complxments ot FARM BUREAU CO OP M G FURNEY 6 SON 26 - , - ' - , , I EIGHTH ROW: lames King, Io Ann Koch, SUPHUMUHES FIRST ROW Dorothy Myers Elmer Nash Bob Oates Weston Obom Irma Penne Betty Pxckermg Anna Mae Poland Gene Preston Shirley Rader SECOND ROW Iames Ramqe Don Reams Elotse Robmson Dorothy Rodenberqer lane Rogers Vxvlan Rogers B111 Rosenthal Bob Rudaslll LaVerne Rudasrll THIRD ROW Gordon Schroeder Henry Schmdewolf Rlchard Sprcmg Dorothea Stans berry Donald Stemman Barbara Stewart Iohn Swrtzer Tommy Taylor Elmer Thomas FOURTH ROW Mae Trmmons Melvm Tumer lack Valvano Vera Vanorsdall Peqqy Waa land Martha Wentz Edna Whrtmore Lauren Wxllxams Tom Whrte FIFTH ROW Patncra Wxlson Betty Wme- qardner Patncra Wooley Mary Wuethench Mary Zacharlah Ray Zacharlah Comphments of ruuwm COUNTY on. a com. co Scgfssgffi Phones 8215 9247 5143 27 I 1 2 1 ' I. 1 I .I I l I I I 'I I-I '. 1. . , IA I I. 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I: ' ' I '...I I I -I 1 I FHESHIVIEN FIRST ROW Roy Armentrout Robert Arn, an Barnett Lavma Batchlett lessxe Beatty an Bercaw, Ray Berry, Rachel Bloom Marlon Blue SECOND ROW Carlos Bodme Ph1l1p Boles Mary Born Fred Brown Freda Brown Ramona Brown Alberta Chamberlatn Patr1c1a Clark Fred Coats THIRD ROW Clyde Colltns, Donald Colhns Charles Cooper Wrlma Long Betty Cox James Danner Rlchard Dav1s, Robert Davldson, Marxlyn Decker FOURTH ROVV Orville Decker, lr Marllyn Dennls Bonnie Dlckrnson Melda Dolan Gene Dorn Charles Drake Alta Mane Dyer, Elo1se Eddy Elmo Dyer FIFTH ROW Rrchard Dyer Betty Enqle loan Erwm Velma Fleming Earl Frater Ir Wxlllam Furbush Mlllard Gardner Rtchard Goodwm Donald Grelner SIXTH ROW Tarrls Haas, Shlrley Haas, George Hamxlton Iustln Hamilton, Paul Harp, B111 Hams Gene Hams Earl Harrls, Iames Hams SEVENTH ROW lay Hastmqs lr Rlchard Hellman Lauren Hiller Kexth Holland Robert I-lord Elwood Hottman, Charles Howe Elwood Iohrtson Laurette Iones EIGHTH ROW Russell Iones VIOIGI Kerns, Robert Keckler Shlrley Keel Don KISSIIUQ Karl Koch Ilm Krouskop Nyle Lamb Shlrley Lamley NINTH ROVV lean Lmqrel Vllanda Lonq, W1lma Lonq Carl Lotz lean Lowe Robert Lucas Lawrence McCaII1ster Martha McFad den Wzlbert McKean Compltments of IOI.LIl F'S SANDWICH SHOPPE HOFSTEATEWS BAKERY 28 'A V, V ,W W - W ,. 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Q ,S My x L , 5:52 A FRESHMEN FIRST ROW Martha Madden B111 Malone Arthur Marquis R1chard Merrxman Mack Muntsmqer Mary Nxchols Lou Ella Oates Mary Ann Ommert Mar1or1e Osbun SECOND ROW Betty Pferffer Paul Pope lack Predmore Helen Ralston Iames Ransdell Charles Rettlg Marilyn Reber Kelth R165 Leo Robmson THIRD ROW Lu Cretxa Robmson Robert Rodgers Herbert Rostorfer Warren Ruble Marllyn Secord Patrxcla Sertz George Seyfanq Altce Sheckler Mae Shennan FOURTH ROW Lester Sherman Manlyn Selmon Vlrqrma Sxtes Wtlbur Smlth Harold Shyroclc Leo Stalk Colleen Stewart Robert Stlles Arthur Strahm FIFTH ROW George Streets Mlllard Trm mons Robert VanStronder Iohn Wagner Betty Watson Gordon Wxles Donna Wxllxams Charles Wllson Robert Wmebrenner SIXTH ROW Phyllis Wlsse Leoma Wltten berq Bxlhe lean Wood Eleanor Zels Lewxs Iones Comphments of IENNINGS FURNITURE STORE IERROLD S MEN SWEAR Arrow Tles and Shtrts 29 1- V ,,, ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , - 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 . SENIUHS CLASS PRUPHEEY Durrng our vrsrt rn New York Crty to attend our class reunron l sat down and reflected upon that day away back rn 1943 when our class graduated from the portals of Kenton Hrgh School Lrttle drd I realrze then that so many of our classmates would rrse to promrnence For example there were Pat Mahon and Ruth Ransdell who are now co owners of a large and prosperous cosmetrc company whose famous new narl polrsh the slogan for whrch It rsnt Peely Reely smashrng all sales records Whrle rn New York we attended a foot ball game and were happy to see Lou Seaders Ollre Barrett and Dudley on the grrdrron They have carrred therr hrgh school talents rnto the lrne of professronal football Clrfford Keel 1S now coach for the Cleveland Rams the team Whrch rose to glory last year Therr games are broad cast regularly by that ace of sports com mentator Red Stober Also attendrng the game were Robert Brrndley and Rrchard Stewart takrng a day off from therr seats rn the New York Stock Exchange These two rt 15 rumored around are two of the most elrgrble bachelors rn New York Crty from our class who were rn unrform Most rmpressrve of these was Fred Wrnebren ner now a Maror General rn the Unrted States Marrne Corps He was accompanred by hrs wrfe the former Gladys Dunahue Followrng the stupendously excrtrng game fKeel s men won of coursel a huge dance was grven rn the ball room of the Waldorf Astorra That Shrek of Syncopa tron Kurt Harrrs and hrs orchestra rnclud rng Irm Drerksherde grvrng out wrth hrs specral rendrtron of Trumpet Blues and Mel Furney who almost stole the show wrth hrs drum solos Durrng Mel s feature act who should we see standrng rn the front row cheerrng lrke mad but Carolrne Botchlett whom we later have learned rs now Mrs M G Furney Durrng the course of our week end stay rn New York We vrsrted the Metropolrtan Opera where Patrrcra Ames was makrng her debut Crrtrcs say her vorce 1S one of the most promrsrng among the prrma donnas 30 We also went to a premrer at the Palace where Howard Carmean and Suzanne Sterner were co starrrng rn the prcture of the year Therr screen names are Rudolph Moonbeam and Cobrna Lamaar We ran across Ralph Sprang and Rrch ard Roose rn the DuPont laboratorres where they are engaged rn research work wrth therr secretarres Vera Dyer and Eula lra McFadden Whrle walkrng down Broadway one brrght mornrng whom should we drscover as the center of attentron of a large group of newspaper men but Iames Purbush Upon questronrng hrm we drscovered he had Just won the lrrsh Sweepstakes and was rndeed a happy man We stopped rn at Saks Frfth Avenue to see how Ioan Grbson was makrng out as Personnel Drrector for that large company It seems that she rs dorng very well and rs plannrng to wed the boss son early next month A lrttle further down Frfth Avenue we came upon Ieralda Brehn s Hotel For Wom en Thrs most exclusrve establlshment rs berng ably managed by Mrss Brehn and her competent staff We recognrzed qurte members such as Lavern Bodrne Betty Lou Wrlson Barbara Bopp Bettv Hommell and Betty Hoppe We glanced through the guest regrster and drscovered the name of the former Alrce Mae Barley who has srnce been marrred to a Russran Count a Wall Street Magnate and an Austrran Arch duke Each of her husband s has furnrshed her wrth the opportunrty she always wanted the chance to travel all over the world lecturrng on any and every subrect Seerng the name Barley we naturally wondered whatever became of that other Barley of our honored class Robarr wrth the beautrful harr lt seems that he rs now a famous contractor rn Connectrcut Work rng under hrm as hrs subcontractors are Iustrn and Eldon Sherman Paul Conkle rs collaboratrng wrth Barley on burldrng and desrgnrng the latest Rockefeller estate Paul rs rn charge of the hortrculture gardens and general landscaprng of the place The Reverend and Mrs Paul Hrlty were , I ' 1 ' ' I I , , . - , -1s r , 1 ' 1 ' , , I ' 1 I a I - I . I I ll II I A 1 f I U I I I I I I il' I I I ' I I We were amazed at the number of men a few famrlrar names rn the lrst of her staff I I l - I I I 4 I I . I I I - ' ' I u I I I - . V - 11 n ' ' , . v u I n I I , . having a reception for their very dear friend Ioel Krumlauf who had Just re turned to this country after an extensive tr1p through Africa as a missionary Inci dentally Mrs Hilty needless to say is the former Mary Margaret Walker To attend th1s reception something formal in the line of clothes was needed Therefore we called in the services of Ruth Wentz designer of unique and original clothes Following a series of fittings the ladies of our group had their hair styled by Iumor of the Ritz who is none other than lohn Weaver HIS staff of beauticians includes Betty Keller Doris Danner Al berta Goff Dorthea Sorgen and Weltha Rank 'While sitting in the beauty shoppe we leafed through a magazine edited by Mag elene Risner The cover on this publication was especially strlking It was drawn by Marcella Hall who is making rapid pro gress as an artist of some repute Also in the same edition of the magazine was an article concerning farm l1fe wr1tten by the subiect This article accompanied a DIC ture of the beautiful and rnodern country home Just built by the Bloom Boys Paul and lohn Some other boys who have made a suc cess of farm life are LGWIS Coats Donald Keckler Lester Brien Raymond Derr De Verne Hastings and Myron Turner And two more farm boys have risen to great prominence Robert Pfeiffer now Na tional President of H1 Y and Robert Osbun who is now entering his second term as Congressman Their respective secretaries Winogene Thompson and Ann Hellman are said to be making the largest salaries ever paid to private secretaries Ioe Stinson is in Washington conferring with the Secretary of the Navy Alan Basll on plans for the new boat that Ioe has de signed said to be one of the most revolu tionary marine designs yet produced lack Godfrey now head meteorologist at La Guardia Field is also conferring with gov ernment officials on matters too private to print It may appear that all of our classmates have established themselves in cities How ever this is not true Still loyal to Kenton 1S PHUPHEEY Walter Koch now sole owner and proprie ter of the largest and most prosperous grocery in town As meat cutter supreme in this establishment is Walter Oates Also Kentonites of high standing are Iulia Clary now Dean of Glrls at Kenton High School and Elwood Naragon who 1S president of the Iunior College that Mr Foraker used to prophesy would one day be founded 1n Kenton Don Williams intended to set up his law office in Kenton but his practice and fame increased so rapidly that he is now District Attorney and doing his usual splendid work His secretary is Clarice Wilhoit Bill Harrison is now president of a large candy concern in the old home town Also in Kenton as members of the police force are Wilbur Horner Everett Kahley and Kenneth Dolan We learned from these of ficers of the law that Bill Keller is now a mechanic at the army depot at Rangool Illinois Ioyce Cowen is also still 1n Kenton writing a text book on Principles of Bet ter Teaching She has been working on school and hopes to complete 1t within the year Burke Smith Wlll undoubtedly go down in history as one of the Great Lovers of all time having married six times within the past year He inherited S18 O00 U00 some years ago and has been kept rather busy spending it since that time ln the Nurses Home in Sprlngfleld Ohio Virginia Dolan and lean Craig are head d1et1c1an and supervisor respectively Act ing under them on the nurses staff are Martha Oates Audrey Smith Betty Lloyd Dorthea Bartlett and Mary Ellen Cronley Serving as WAACS and WAVES are Virginia Oates Geraldine Oborn Kathleen Pfeiffer Rosa Mae Batchlett Dorothy Tern ple Ruth Harris Gladys Heil and Anne Swanigan Having thus accounted for each and every member of our Worthy class We be gan our homeward trip greatly pleased with the various successes 1n the many dit ferent fields which our classmates have conquered so adeptly Signed Patricia Mahon Robert Brindley I - I I ' I ' I I 'I ' 1 I I , . . 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' - I I . , 31 SENIUII LIIST WILL IINII TESTIIMENT We the class of l943 of Kenton Hrqh School of the county of Hardrn and the State ot Ohlo do make publlsh and de clare thrs to be our last wlll and testament hereby revokmq and makmq null and vord all former wllls by us made hereto ore ITEM I To Pnncrpal Charles Secoy and Superrntendent L E McK1nIey we be queath our marvelous mental trarts and outstandlnq scholastlc ach1evernents to care for protect and rn every way use as 1nsp1rat1on and supreme example toward whrch any and all future qeneratlons of senrors may attempt to stnve ITEM ll To Coaches Baum and Krnney we leave our best wrshes and our fervent hopes that the buddmq Supermen and Apollos of the Class of 44 w1ll throuqh some m1raculous quxrk of fate approach or perhaps equal the athIet1c accornpl1sh ments of the Class of 43 ITEM Ill To the rncomlnq Student Coun c1l we rel1nqu1sh the nqht to produce such entertarnmq tand money makrnql schemes as the Hrqh School Carmval of l943 and to protect and keep rn reparr the mov1e pro Jector whlch thls prolect enabled us to pur chase ITEM IV To the faculty we bequeath the naht to ald and qurde the future classes of Kenton Hrqh School ID the1r dltflcult tnp through the tour years of strlte and O1 ITEM V The followrnq members of the Class of 1943 do make these bequests to the1r successors Patsy Mahon leaves to Pat Cessna the ed1 tor s post of the Echoette Ioyce Com en leaves her rrqht to do asslqn ments and homework rn shorthand to whomever proves most able To W1llard Root qoes Ollte Barrett s ab1l1ty to be hugh po1nt man on the team Carohne Botchlett leaves the rrqht of nat ural curly hazr to lane Gelhaus Kurt Harrrs and Irm Dlerkshlede leave the1r trumpetlnq ab1l1ty to whomever proves most able Paul Hrlty and Don Wrllrams leave the rlqht to rarse the Amencan Flag every mornrnq to whomever may be chosen Pat Ames wrlls the rrqht to be late to class to Soph1e Newell May she do as well as Pat Alrce Mae Barley leaves the rlqht to arque rn Enqhsh Class to Betty Hmebaugh Ieralda Blehn leaves her r1qht to drlve Darsy Iune to school to whomever wants 1t I I I I I I I A ' , I 1. , . 1 ' Q 1 ' ' - . . . 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If 32 To Donna Mae Barley Barbara Bopp leaves her blond harr Bob Osbun leaves the rrqht to be presrdent ot many orqanrzatrons to whomever may be lucky enough Clarrce Wrlhort leaves her typrnq abrlrty to Mary Alrce Conkle LaVerne Bodrne and Ann Herlman be queath therr rrqht to qo wrth boys out of school to Pat Spencer and Rebecca Ramqe Robert Brrndley leaves hrs marvelous wrt to lohn Melrck Melvus Furney leaves hrs aesthetrc drum abrlrty to whorrreve would be rnterested Everett Kahley Brll Keller and Walter Koch bequeath the rrqht to monkey around rn shop to whomever wants to take the rrsk Elwood Naraqon and Ioel Krumlaut leave therr abrlrtres rn Aeronautrcs and Physrcs to lrmmy Hatchett and Tom Hall May they prove capable Ralph Spranq leaves hrs clarrnet abrlrty to whomever proves most able Robert Barley and Howard Carmean leave therr vrolrn qenruses to whomever wants to trddle around Dorrs Danner bequeaths her offrce work to whomever proves most capable Rrchard Hommel and Walter Gust leave the honor ot rornrnq our country s forces to whomex er feels the call To Iacquelrne Barley Ruth Ransdell be queaths h r s cretarral abrlrtres May she be as successful Cla.rde btober leaves hrs rrqht to be Cap tam of our football team to whomever may be chosen Weltha Rank wrlls her ready laugh to lean Iohnson Don Keckler w1lls hrs blushes to Lee Bar nett because he doesnt want them any more Eulalra McFadden leaves her lovely speakrnq vorce to two successors Ianet Wrnebrenner and Anne Schrrrdewolf Robert Comstock leaves to Gene Laubrs hrs marvelous techrrrque rn aqrrculture Dudley Ralston wrlls hrs slow easy qornq way to whomever may fulfrll the qualr frcatrons Don Hardy wrlls hrs numerous card trrcks to Don Walker To I anne Gust qoes Suzanne Sterner s at tractrveness to the boys rn servrce Ruth Wentz and Wrnoqene Thompson be queath therr bookkeeprnq abrlrtres to Avonelle Bacon and Patrrcra Curran loan Grbson wrlls her dependrbrlrty and readrness to serve to whomever proves most wrllrnq lack Godfrey leaves hrs Playboy attr tude to Brll Krrk To Clayton Lorrq Brll Lrller bequeaths hrs reckless drrvrnq We hereby set our hand and seal to thrs document executed by the Class of 1943 of Kenton Hrqh School rn testrmony where of and wrtnessed thrs 21st day of May 943 Echo Staff Members Mary M Walker Paul R Hrlty Wrtrressed Frank Berlren Paul Oaklref f . . . . .. r . , ' .. v . . . r . . , , . ,X . , - . . ,. r, . - , , ... , . . . I - V . . . , , , - l . -- . . . , . - . , . NATIUNAL HUNUH SUEIETY 14 l. ki 454 These seventeen Senlors were chosen from the upper one thrrd of the Senror Class for the1r Scholarshrp Leaderslnp Servrce Character They chose for therr presldent Robert Osbun 34 19 Iulla Clary Robert Comstock Ioyce Cowon Ioan Grbson Paul ll1lty lool Krumlauf Eulalla Mc Padden Elwood Naraqon Robert Osbun Ruth Ransdell lustln Sherman Suzanne Stemer Wmoqene Thompson Mary M Walker ClGF1CE Wllholt Betty Wxlson Donald Wxlllams BUSY HIINIIS BUU III S 43 II T I V I T I II E ECHU STAFF BOTTOM ROW: Mary M, Walker, Robert Bailey. THIRD ROW: Mr. Frank Berlien, Iames Dierksheide SECOND ROW: Wilma Herbert, Barbara Brown, Eleanor Richard Goodwin, William Rosenthall. Zexs FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Hilty, Paul l-lilty, Thomas Hall Frank Schulte. L, . . . The Echo Staff of the year l942 43 has tried to give you a book worthy of our school and of the Class of l943 The editorial staff this year consisted of Mary Walker editor in chief Paul Hilty assistant editor Mariorie Newell Barbara Brown Kenneth Hilty and Richard Goodwin This staff had the responsibility of building the book getting write ups and general managing of the book Our advertising staff was headed by Robert Bailey as business manager Iames Dierksheide advertising manager Thomas Hall Wilma Herbert and Eleanor Ze s This staff had charge of the financial end of the Echo and were responsible for the sale of the annual and of advertising Our photographer was Frank Schutte and the artist was William Rosenrhall lt would take too much time and space to give everyone their full credit We wish to thank our advisor Mr Frank Berlien and every teacher and student who has cooperated with us in publishing this our l943 Echo Compliments of HARRIS ART PRINTERY KENTON COAL C0 36 43 STUDENT CUUNCIL BOTTOM ROW Howard Carrrean Barbara Bopp Robert THIRD ROW Rrchard Sp anq Robert Bnndley Carolme Osbun Mr Charles Secoy Botchlett Robert Comstock Ioan Grbson SECOND ROW Nadqelene Rrsre uzanne Sterner M ry FOURTH ROVV Wrlb r Barrett Claude Stober Iames M Walker Patr1c1a Mahon Ransdell Kurt Harrrs Donald Wllllams Donald Hardk PRESIDENT Robert Osbun V1CE PRESIDENT Howard Carmean ADVISOR Mr Secoy Every club or orqanrzed body rn the school IS represented 1n Student Councll Meetrnqs are held as otten as necessary and the order of busrness rs determrned by the student Thrs year the Student Councll appolnted a permanent dance cornrmrtee whrch was responslble for each dance held thrs year Whtch rncluded the Alurnnl Hornecomrna and Sprlnq dances The most outstandrna act1v1ty of the Qtudent Councrl was the Carnrval held Ianuary 22 1943 Thls Carnlval was sponsored to rarse money for a movle pro Jector We pard for the rnov1e proyector S300 rn full and also 35150 was pard on the football treld hqhts from the 55521 whrch was made on the Carnlval The Student Councrl donated S55 OO to Boys Town and also collected cloth ma to send o some needy chtldren rn Kentucky Cornolxments I KENTON DAILY DEMOCRAT 37 l l SECRETARYeBarbara Bopp A A ' o' EIRL RESERVES The Grrl Reserves of Kenton Hrgh School have always stood for the h1ghest1deals of leadershrp Thts orgamzatton whtch IS a part of the Y W CA alms to 1nsp1re tts members on the f1ner thmgs of lrfe The quahfrcattons for membershlp are l1m1ted Elrst only sophomore tumor or semor qtrls may belong Any g1rl of these three classes are eltg 1bIe Secondly these glrls are asked to show therr eagerness to belong to the club by golng through the Recognrtlon SGTVICG whrch every g1rI must do before becomlng a Gtrl Reserve member Each year the Gtrl Reserves sponsor varrous GCIIVIIIGS Th1s year one of these malor act1v1t1es was selhng defense stamps and bonds durlng the noon hour The usual number of soctal events were held 1n collaboratton wrth the H1Y boys Then too the annual Mother and Daughter Banquet was held and many a semor grrl wept when remem bermg thrs was the last ttme for them Later stlll comes the ntght when all arnve early and partrcrpate rn a box supper and then launch themselves heart and soul mto the electron of Vrce Presldent Secretary and Trea surer The rest of the Cablnet IS appo1nted by the Presrdent BOTTOM ROW M1ss Iohnson Ioyce Cowen Clance W11 hott Suzanne Ste1ner Mary M Walker Ahce Mae Barley Eulaha McFadden Ruth Ransdell Patsy Mahon Ioan Gxb son Betty Wtlson Ruth Wentz Ann Schmdewolf Patty Cessna Wzlma Herbert Betty Hofsteater Ianet Wmebrenner Marrlyn Conover Elrnor DUVIS VIYQIHIG Anderson SECOND ROW Ramoa Iackson Dorrs Danner Geraldtne Oborn Betty Hummel Patty Ames Bonnre Deardorf Irma Penne Martha Hummel Anna lean Moore Rose Swartz Paultne Frederrck Ioanne Koch Katy Anstme Ioanne Gust Dorothy Ledman Twyla Wyndham Mary Wuethnch Pat r1c1a Buxton Ioan McMahon Donna Mae Barley THIRD ROW Marcella Hall Barbara Stewart Betty Lloyd Ann Hellman Dons Brooks Barbara Bopp Betty Hmebaugh Betty Prckermg Patncra Spencer lane Gelhaus Mary Iean Lloyd Mary Lou Malone Ellnor Nash Wllma Fults Helen Downmg Mary Io McFarland Elorse Robmson Carol Brad ford Iane Rodgers FOURTH ROW Vrolet Appleman lean Crata Rosamae Batchlett Anne Swamgan Shrrley Rader Avonelle Bacon lean Mabrey Patrtc1a Curran Iacquehne Barley Patrrcla Tones Rebecca Ramqe Carolme Hoppe Martha Oates Ieralda Blehn Carolrne Botchlett I.aVerne Bodlne Wlnogene Thompson Betty Hare Ann Gemmell Barbara Brown Gayle Baum Martha Wentz PRESIDENT Ioan Gtbson VICE PRESIDENT Anne Schrndewolf SECRETARY Betty Wllson TREASURER Ruth Wentz ADVISORS M1ss Whtte M1ss Iohnson Complrments of THE KENTON DUNKIRK CREAMERY KENTON TELEPHONE Butter Ice Cream Mrlk Kenton Ohio 38 t . -I ' I ' I ' Y' ' ' I I 1 1 1 ' ' I ' I ' ,' ' , Audrey smttttfnofothy Buttle-tt, Alberta Goff,'Betty Keller, ' ' I I I 7 l l I ' I I - co. SE HHIY BOTTOM ROW Ralph Sprang Robert Brmdley R1chard Stewart Rob rt Oshun Elwood Naragon Donald Walker Donald Wtlllorns lames Dterkshetde Robert Balley Iohn Scanlon SECOND ROVV Vvllllllm Ktrk Ioel Krumlaut MCIUTICQ CIITVIII Robrrt Yaurgfr Robert fxomstork Myron Turner Rclort Ptrtttt r Carl Sheldon Lhttord Keel IHIRD RONV Mr Frank Brrhen Dan Reams Clayton Long Paul ORourke Nell K1ssl1ng Thom rs RICE Cyrll Lostctt Burkf Srmth Donald Hardy FOURlH ROW Melvus Furney Kurt Harrts Dan MCCJl louah lhomas Hall Frank Schutte Iustm Sherman Paul Bla m lack Godfrey Ohver Barrett Wxllard Root PRESlDENT Robert Gsbun VICE PRESIDENT Donald W1ll1ams SECRETARY Donald Walker TREASURER Elwood Naragon To create ma1nta1n and extend through out the school and commun1ty h1gh standards f Cl1Y1Sl1GI1 character That IS the purpose of all the members of the H1 Y Whtch IS a sub d1v1s1on of the Young Men s Chr1st1an Assoc1at1on ot Amertca Although the organ1zat1on IS for boys only certa1n reau1rements must be met by those seek 1ng entrance among them be1ng that they must be Tumors or SGDIOTS Th1s makes 1t a select group and members constder 1t an honor to belong The H1 Y performs other duttes and has other act1v1t1es bes1des those menttoned 1n the pur pose Dur1ng th1s year as 1n the past the H1 Y sponsored a dance 1n the gymnas1um lt was act1Ve IH the promotton ot good manners among students It also part1c1pated tn the product1on of the Vfmter Carmval and tt had 1ts place 1n the Easter chapel programs Regular meetmgs are held every two weeks ID Room 5 under the advtsory of Mr Frank Ber lten Guest speakers added a great deal to the 1nterest1ng meetlngs thts year Among the soc1al events there was the H1 Y G R we1ner roast the 1o1nt H1 YGR meet1ng the annual ple supper and basketball n1ght 1n the gymnas1um Comphments of CHAMPION EQUIPMENT COMPANY 39 DRIIMATIU CLUB BOTTOM ROW M1ss Mary Alrce Kost Patncra Cessna Do IS Danner Ruth Randsell Patrrcra Mahon Alrce Mae Barley Betty Hmebaugh loan McMahon Grace Sprang Irma Penne Elrnor Dav1s Barbara Bopp Vrrgmra Anderson Marrlyn Conover Donna Barley Anna Mae Poland Rose Schwartz SECOND ROW Ioanne Gust Barbara Brown Helen Downrng Maqdelene Rtsner It an lohnson Eulalra McEad den Dons M re Brooks Dorothy Rodenberger Elorse Robrn Bodrne Carolrne Botchlett Gayle Baum Betty Vtrlson Mary Io McFarland H len Apostle THIRD ROW Patrzcra Buxton Martha Hummel Ioan Gxb son Ann Hellman Geraldine Oborn Ethel Frerabend Patrrcra Vtlooley Norma Botchlett Mary Carmean Betty Hofsteater Ieralda Brehn Suzanne Stemer Wrlma Fults Rebecca Ramge Pa rrcra Iones Patrrcra Spencer 'Wyndham Patr1c1a Ames Betty P1ckerzng FOURTH ROW Kathryn Anstlne Wtlma lean Dorothy Ledman Ianet Wrnebrenner Mary Lou lane Gelhaus T vyla H rl Carolme Hoppe Rrchard Stewart R bert Yauqer Bu ke Smzth lack Godfrey Don Twylah Herbert Malone Walker Weaver Wrllrrm Rosenthall Thomas Rtce Nul Krsslmg Paul O Rourke lohn Scrnlon Robert Barley PRESIDENT Robert Brmdley VICE PRESIDENT Anne Schrndewolf SECRETARY Anna lean Moore TREASURER Melvus Eurney lqhrs year the Dramatrc Club of K H S after organrztng IH mrd year got rnto the swmg of actrvrtres wrth M1ss Kost as supervrsor The club sponsored a noon dance rn the gymnasrum every Thursday pre sented three chapel programs and a serles of orrgmal radro slats One of these chapel programs was deemed worthy of presentatron at the Kenton Theater Th rmpressrve program concerned the Red Cross Dnve Later rn the year three one act plays were staged These plays rncluded a drama The Srster Who Walked rn Srlence a story of Creole days Vrg nette and a comedy The Soul of the Professor The Dramattc Club offers an opportunrty for the students to express the1r dramatrc abrlrty C om nts of mr: KENTON UMBER 5 SUPPLY co THE NEWS I M McI.aughlm 40 , I - . I E I I , I . I I 1.1 Ae I . v I I . I , ' 4 , , I ' ' - o , r ' , , . , son, Louise Bloom, Mary lean Lloyd, Elinor Nash, LaVerne Iames Dierksheide, Donald Vfilliams, Thomas Hall, lohn ' . . e L D ,. ,. ECHUETTE BOTTOM ROW Miss Anne Johnson Lore te Jones Elinor Davis Potricio Cessna Potricid Mcthon Ruth Ronsdell SECOND ROW Carol Bradford Robert Brindley William 'il r ldnet lVin Brenner Ioon Gibson Mock Muntslnqer THIRD RO J lcrnes Ronsdell Wilbert Barrett William Rosenth ll Don ld W :ll-cer Melvus Eurney Richard Stewdrt Pdtricict Mahon EDITOR Richard Stewdrt BUSINESS MANAGER Miss Ann Iohnson ADVISOR The Echoette is the monthly student publication ot Kenton High School This yeor the Echoette stott hos cooperated several times with the Student Council ond the Eoculty in order thot some speciol event might be well pub lic Zed he t st ter' ifinq the three ill B no Levy C1 second ddvertisinq the Kenton H or S hool ornivol ond tcistly o special publication devoted solely to Seniors r s o THE UMA KENTON GROCERY CO Deerwood Foods Kentrn Ohio 41 i l E . ' O ' .Q le , a A e , ' , . ' . 2, Z . . . ' ' ' 1 ' i . Besides the Customary issue or rnonth, three extro editions were printed! ti , ir' ,tty on' , ' A i '. Ci C A V. ' , ' ' I' V - Ccmolirne .' f l.!TTl'T, Clio .J f 4 VIIIISITY II BOTTOM ROW O11ver Barrett Iohn Scanlon Llaude Roland I.2av1s PouIORour1ce Ivu mnney Stober FOURTH ROVV CharIes Malnor Boyd Wether1II Burke Ke I RaIph Sprung FIFTH ROW XVJIIPT Cates W1Ibert B rrett Iloyd Cowen THIRD ROW W1II1am KeIIer Don Rearns Paul Bryan nk Codfrey Iou Seaders Robert Oehun Gong Penne PRESIDENT CIaude Stober VICE PRESIDENT OI1ver Barrett SECRETARY TREASURER Iohn Scanlon ADVISOR Mr D Ray Baum The Vars1ty K CIub IS open to aII boys who have renewed a Varslty Ietter 1n any of the 1nterschoIast1c sports The a11n ot the CI11Io IS not onIy to develop a SDITII of Comps IIIIVG Sportsman sh1p but to b111Id better men and to Iead better I1Ves Around the cI11b IS centered the Intran111raI proqrarn of IootbaII hc1sIcetIoaII sottbaII voIIeybaII and horseshoes The cI11b sponeored Dad 5 N1qht football qarne superwsed the boys 1ntra 1nuraI proqrarn The oraa111Lat1on Contnbuted to the C IIYISIIIILI fund Ior baskets for the needy and cxI5o Contnbuted to the InIar1t1Ie ParaIyS1s DTIVG There IS approxunately th1rty members IU the Club 1, 1 r IQVII NOURSE S 42 f ' 1 s Q- if 3 G T 2 , I' -at , 1 I , 3 1 ,, , I I , 5 . 17 -x x et ' I .. I I L , D , 37 s11CoND Row: w1111f1m 1c1f1q, Richard Roose, o111fOfd smith, P'mI Comet w1111t1m BaIdvI1n, Howtma otemiem. . :f.f., val, 1. Con w'11 1 5 r,I EUNSERVATIUN BOTTOM ROW George Long Dan Reams Paul Bryan Wllbert Barrett SECOND ROW Sam Heffelfmqer Roland Davrs WllllGm Baldwm Dan McCullough THIRD ROW Everett Kahley Iames Furbush Walter Koch loe Stmson Mr G T Underwood PRESIDENT Wrlbert Barrett ADVISOR Mr Underwood One of the greatest problems of today ts the relatlonshlp between man and the land on whlch he hves The need for conservatton IS belnq brought to the fore front ln the mmds of all thmlanq people Almost hourly We are made consclous of lt conserve your trres ratron suqar only four qallons of qasollne a week and rt s on the pr1or1ty llst We read about 1t we talk about 1t we hear xt over the IGd1O con servat1on ts bemq forced on us We of the Conservanon Club realrze that we must do all wlthln our power to preserve our God qrven mhentance of soll water forests mmerals and Wtld lrfe Thrs lS a dtstmct opportumty that lS offered to our club members Comp xments o SCIIINDEWOLF FUNERAL HOME OHIO POWER CO 43 E I A I ' l lei T l K I3 A T: 7 it K Q as s. 5 ' iff Q .x K ' Q' , . K 4, 'P X 5 v- 13- b . . ff I f S T ef X ,, -ag A 1 1 -r At . V - f 5? tang! 'll 19 an K Q it M 1 L. - xl Q Q, X .- G .at .Q '5- L. .V Q- sf C K t x I il ,W ., W. I A . GY A 4 Y- f . . , . . H . , 7' . H H , H H . H H. , , , , - 1 1 2 ' 7 ' I l' l . t . FUTURE FRRIVIERS UF RIVIERIER BOTTOM ROW Russell Iones Mlllard Gardner Rrchard Lowe R1 hard Dyer George Hamtlton Robert Lonabruke H rlort Rosto er Martrn Vtloodruft SE OND ROW Don nd Stelnrnan lrmes Pres cn Pa n I n s I mes Rrmqe lfdwm Swrtzer lohn Waqrter Leo THlRD ROTV Rolert omstoclc lNeston Oborn Lester Brern Walter Modd Omer lonq Melvrn Turner Myron Turner Pearl Ralston Perry Haudenslneld FOURTH ROW Carl Lotz lay Hasunas lohn Bloom Olrver Barrett Rrcnard Hellman lustm Sherman Paul Bloom Io Boom Raymond Derr 'lhe F F A was headed very capably by Robert Comstock Other ottrcers were lustln Sherman Vrce presrdent Myron Turner Secretary Gene Laubrs Treasurer Raymond Derr Reporter Dudley Ralston Student Advrsor and Mr D B Robrnson FacultyAdv1sor There are tour qrades ot advancement rn the F F A namely Green Hand Future Farmer State Farmer and Amencan Farmer The prrrnary arnn of the FFA rs to develop Aancultural Leadershlp Cooperatron and Responslbrlrty We have a program of work tor the chapter set up by the oftrcers each year ln our program of work thrs year we have thrrty seven aoals toward whr h to work rr r lrments of QUALITY BAKERY PORTER S FUNERAL HOME 44 I J 1 , T T el 2 ' 1 R , A 'E Q wr . rf A I ' . I R I .C C' 1 1 , ' , ,. tt , T. C e , a . . , ' ' , . , Stalk, lames Danner, Russell Comstock, Mr. D. B, Robinson. v 1 w, C . , , - ,r A I I A I V , I . , e l . , . . I ' , ' - ' 1 , 2 ' , 1 , J , ' I . . . , . . . ., : 1 : : ' . ' ' - . - . I ,N I 4 I I l I I ' Oo 1: ' . ' BOTTOM ROW Miss Huey Helen Ralston Ethel Fiera bend Iulia Clary Eulaha McFadden Betty Keller lean Iohnson Elinor Davis Lou Ella Oates Marilyn Conover Helen Apostle Anna lean Moore Mary Wuethrich Betty Pickering SECOND ROW Marilyn Morgan Maryorie Osbun Doris Mae Brooks Pauline Donner Dorothy Rodenberger Anna Mae Poland Pauline Dunahue Wilma Fults Ioanne Koch Patricia Wilson Vivian Rogers lean Lowe Miss Terrill THIRD ROW Luella Cummings Mary Zachariah Audrey Mentzer Betty Hemmerly Patricia Curran Iacquelme Bailey Eileen Pfeiffer Geraldine Obom Betty Hommel Helen Downing Edna Whitmore Dorothy Ledman Rebecca Rarnge FOURTH ROW Dorothy Myers Mary Carmean Twylah Wyndham Evelyn Taylor Clarlce Wilhoit Caroline Hoppe Virginia Anderson Norma Botchlett Barbara Brown Norma lean Hall Betty Hare Louise Bloom Patricia lones PRESIDENT ............. Clarice Vtfilhoit VICE-PRESIDENT ....... Caroline Hoppe SECRETARY ............ Barbara Brown TREASURER ......... Virginia Anderson The Future Hornemakers of Arnerica consists ot girls who are or have been enrolled as Horne Economics students. This organization sponsors the teas which are held after the Mother s Study Group meetings. Two important highlights of the El-l.A. during the year are the annual Weiner roasts which are held in conjunction with the F.F.A.- and the joint Mother- Daughter and Father-Son banquet held in the Spring. Cor ipliments of WARREN P. PFEIFFER PRATER TRANSFER All Kinds of Insurance 45 43 FUTURE HUIVIEIVIAKEHS UF AMERICA lVlllRCHlNE BllNlJ BOTTOM ROW Vzrqrma Anderson Rebecca Ramqe Shu ley Mulvarne SECOND ROW Betty Wllson Clartce W1lho1t lack Radclrffe Irmmy Walker Ioann Oates Elrnor Nash Cyril Costoft Pat Iones Bob Dans Patrrcza Wooley Barbara Bopp lanet Reber Mr R O Clymer lanetW1nebrenner ll-HRD ROW Mary Carmean Martha Wentz Avonelle Bacon Leorna W1ttenberq lacquellne Barley VITQIYIIG Dolan Marye Cockrell loan McMahon Alxce Barley Mary Walker Myra Wrlltams Carl Koch Mary Conkle Manlyn Reber Patty Clark Patty Wooley PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT FOURTH ROW Kurt Harrrs Iames Dlerkshelde Kenneth Hllty Robert Yauqer Rob rt Stlles Ilmmy Kmq Dxck Davxs Mack Muntzmqer lean Schroeder Norma lean Hall Martha Schllnqlof S'n1rley Rader Marre Blxler Duwayne Lxller Marrlyn Crooks Wrlrna Fults Don Hardy Betty Hofsteater Velma Flemrnq FlFTH RONV Gordon lxarrtck Ray Zachanah Ma y Io Mcrarland lane Gelhaus Luella Cummrnqs Ralph Sprcrnq Helen Apostle Dwlght RODIHSOH Barbara Fundom Martlyn Conover Don Wlll1GmS Paul Bloom Paul Htlty Tom Whrte Elmor Kmq Rosemary Harvey Marian McFarland Raymond Derr Don Walker Melvus Furney Walter Modd Kurt Harrls Donald W1ll1arns SECRETARY TREASURER Barbara Bopp ADVISORS K W Flndley and R O Clymer The Hrqh School Band had a membershlp for the year of approxlmately 80 The marchmq band partrclpated 1n all home football games and the concert band presented several concerts durmq the year The act1v1t1es of the band tor the year have been football qames patrlotlc celebratlons bond selltnq parade recrurtrnq parade for navy publlc concerts and festxvals The one large testrval wh1ch the band attended was the Northwestern Ohlo Band Masters Festrval held 1n Defrance Ohro on May 7th and 8th Mr K W Ftndley our band dlrector Jolned the Seabees and was called to the servtce the Frrst of January H1s place was taken over by Mr R O Clymer for the rest of the term Compltments of MARTINS CAFETERIA SCHNEIDER'5 WALGREEN AGENCY 46 l North Detroit St. 43 UHEHESTHII BOTTOM ROW Robert Barley Ieralda Btehn Ahce Barley Walker Iames Dlerkshelde Iane Gelhaus Ralph Spranq Wtnoqene Thompson Avonelle Kelly Alta Dyer Dorrs Dan Helen Apostle Mr R O Clymer ner Howard Carmean THIRD ROW Mary Conkle Iacqueltne Barley Don Walker SECOND ROW Mack Nuntstrmqer Robert Davts Mary Paul H1lty Cyr1lCostott Don Hardy NV1lma Eults PRESIDENT Don Hardy VICE PRESIDENT Iames D1erkshe1de SECRETARY TREASURER Clarrce Wrlhott The Kenton I-Ilqh School Orchestra meets 1n the Band Hall Room I8 on Tuesday and Thursday of each week under the dlrectlon ot Mr R O Clymer The frrst part ot the school year Mr K W Elndley was d1rector but Mr Emdley Jorned the Seabees the trrst part of Ianuary at whtch trme Mr Clymer took over hrs duttes The or hestra conststs ot Vtolms clarmets French horns bass h rn trorn bone saxophones trumpet Cornet hantone flute drums loassoon and ptano The orchestra talfes part 1n the proqrams for assemhhes class plays and numerous entertalnrnents qtven at the Htqh School Corn hm n s of HOME RESTAURANT SOUTH KENTON POULTRY FARM 6 HATCHERY 47 I I I - . , . , . f f 1 1 , . . . , . . 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X , v-vl 5 ..p..et J HHIY BOTTOM ROVV Russell Iones Robert Davls I.aVerne THIRD ROW Mr Hackney Benme Cooper Carl Lutz u ISl P Q 5 cn H :rc Q ,rock tau 1 E Je Rob eland Fundon VV1yn+ Hot min R1cl1ard Goodrn J nS ond r m rs Taylor rr c fr J1 111 F e nne llllty Rol es 1 r es Rxch 1rd Lf we Rettm SEK OIN C R Lli r 1rke OUR l C lIlOI Rohert Oa es I H ul c .1 G lon Karrl lc R Ne rmd n Y Eo at KlSSlll'l ,ames Ili r R lph Tones 1 nstlell Tl c 111 IS Dorsey Sunmons PRESIDENT R1chard Spranq VICE PRESTDENT Torn Wh1te SECRETARY TREASURER B1ll Rcsenthall ADVTSOR Mr Hackney The Tumor H1 Y IS made uo ol boys from the Treshncan and Sophomore Classes of the Hlgh Schoo1 The purpose ot the clul s to de Jelop leadershno lI'l the boys The club IS the prcvma around for the future leaders ot our nat1or1 Good sportsma11sh1p wh1ch lS one of the tratts ot the A 11er1 a 1 people IS an a1rn of the Tumor H1 Y The luh 1so trles to promote scl olarsh11 and reverence 1llT YEAGLEY HARDWARE CO THE SWING 48 R dc ll, Gene I3 '1 , 1 ,ld ch ' N1 'or 11 , 1 ert E. , 1 1 1 1 1 , ' an E' rl Va tr Q I Tig, , - , Run, fl Fmzer, P1111 Hcgt flwy, Ertrte , V ll': ll lVf.,:1cr1-, K3 ith , vert Stil., C111 l ,T 'D Rf'.'1f: 1'l 1 d Srxrina, lfrrk V.:Qv ::1o, lv, RCY17: cl. :ries l.ff.,1' , . t I cry Lis'- lvlcKennf1, CJYTCS Eodine, Tl1cr11g1S Lf uk, K :rl Kcch fire mas Riclptzril lfe1lr:11:1 GTVJICQ11 Schroeder, Bernard Fowler MCC 'lp' fgh, cm , R , 1:21,:rd 1.r .1f,: , ldhn 'J1 1a- R11 Zach rrulz, EL. 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C,,:t1,'1 .enfs of H R BOTTOM ROW Eloise Eddy Helen Apostle Patricia Curran Patrxcta Wxlson Suzanne Stemer Wmoqene Thompson Anna Mae Poland Robert Davls Tommy Taylor Ilmmy Ramqe Robert Arn Rrchard Davls Shtrley Keel Anna Iean Moore Carolme Botchlett Ann Gemmell Mr R O Clymer SECOND ROW Ioan Bercaw Ioan G1bson lean Mabrey Alta Dyer Patr1c1a Buxton Betty PlClCEl'1HQ Mack Muntsmqer Howard Carmean Ollver Barrett Raymond Derr Don Hardy Carl Koch Patrrcla Cessna Dorothy Ledman LaVern Bodtne Patdcia Spencer Betty Hofsteater THIRD ROW Barbara Brown lane Gelhaus Ruth Wentz Ruth Ransdell Paulme Frederzck Rrchard Sprang Ioel Krumlauf Tom RICS Kenneth Hllty Robert Balley Leland Fundom Ioe McCullough Rose Schwartz Betty Hemmerly Mary Io McFarland Martlyn Reber Carol Bradford FOURTH ROW Martha Oates Patrtcla Ames Wxlma Furney Arthur Strahm Elwood Narragon Paul Bloom Robert Yauqer Don Walker loann Gust Ieralda Bzehn Martha Wentz IanetW1nebrenner PRESIDENT Howard Carmean VICE PRESIDENT Don Walker SECRETARY Susanne Stemer ADVISOR R O Clymer Once aaam the Kenton Htgh School Cholr under the capable 1eadersh1p of R O Clymer has come through Wlth a shlmnq record Slnce there were no offlctal d1str1ct or state contests thls year We corfmed our actrvtttes to the QIVIIIQ' of several outstandmq concerts chapel programs etc 1n our own and netqhbor ma C1ll9S Two parttcularly fme performances were the Messtah and the paqeant Free Men The personnel of the chotr for each succeedmg year IS selected 1n the sprmq from the members of the Glrls and Boys Choruses and from the e1qhth qrade Th1s IS done by several votce tests qtven to each appltcant Th1s year there are over 66 members rn the chotr wtth 2 DICIDISIS Campltments of The Three Kenton Banks KENTON NATIONAL BANK KENTON SAVINGS BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK lxfemlcers of F' D I C 49 ll I I I I 'llllll tlltllilf t 5 ' I .tl I 'l I t 5 C A I , ' 'V , I ' ' , I ' Herbert, Alice Balley, Martha I-Iurnmel, Tom White: Melvus GIRLS EHUBUS TWD BOTTOM ROW Shlrley Haas Martha McFadden Eleanor Zers Mary Ann Omert Elmor Davzs Betty Ptertier Donna W1ll1ams Ruth Harr1s Betty Keller Betty Wmeqardner Manlyn Conover Manlyn Decker Elner Frost Betty Engle Mr R O Clymer SECOND BOW Vlolet Kerns Vera Vanorsdall Irma Penne lean Lowe Helen Ralston Shrrley Lamley Wanda Lonq Audrey Mentzer Vtrqmra Oates Ann Herlman Wrlma Lonq lune Gerla h Ahce Sheckler loanne Cox Elorse Robinson VIVIGU Clawson THIRD ROW Elolse Eddy Martha Madden Betty Hare Ethel Frerabend Norma Hall Mary Wuethrlch Helen Apostle Norma Botchlett Velma Elemmq Rozella Cooper Elmor Nash Eunrce Getz Mary Albert Dorothy Rodenberqer Marlorre Osbun Ioanne Erwln Lourse Bloom Gayle Baum FOURTH ROW Rachel Bloom Helen Dowmnq Twyla Hell Alberta Chamberlm Ioanne Koch Twyla Wyndham Phylhs Wrsse Betty Hommel Geraldtne Oborn lean Lmqrel Lorette Iones Luella Oates Edna Mae Whltmore Thelma Taylor Marrlyn Sremon Dons Iohnson Carol1ne Hoppe Compliments of THE KENTON MARBLE 6 GRANITE CO. l23 27 South Leiqhtion St. THE OHIO OIL COMPANY Kenton, Ohio 50 BUYS' EHUHUS A.. i A 1 I 4 S BOTTOM ROVV Lester She mrn P u H + her RICH rrd Frcrter Rolert Lxcas V Tier Baum Robert Vun Stronder Ichn SLGUTOI1 Rckeri 'ieckler Lawrence NQAl11ster SECOND ROVV Mr R O Olymer M1 1 d rmmons Tenn W' gnf Tumor Vrcter Don Brown Nell Krsshnq Icxmes Drerksheude Iubtrn KJV or Tumor Iohnsgn Row rt Burrholde Rrurqrd Goodwrn Donald Wrlhcrms THIRD ROW Ifry Hcrstrnqs Bernrrrd rowler Rrchcrrd He11mc1n Rcry 7411 h rr1 h Gordon Sehroeder Eldon Sherman Wzllmm Rosenth 111 Muurrne Girvrn Lurlos Bfdrne Lrrry Bula nhruqh Complrme-nts of F H BAILEY G SONS How 1rd H Bculfy Hurry O Burley 51 3 Q! l gh 23 ITA! T zrrfrsr sn zzarnngw UIVIIVIEHUIIIL CLUB 19 BOTTOM ROW Wmoqene Thompson Madqelene Risnar Betty Hofsteater SECOND ROW Ruth Branan Ioanne Gust Bonme Dear dorf Gladys Dunahue IUIIG Clary Dorothea Sorqen THIRD ROW Pat Curran Iean Mabrey Iune Gerlach Lenore Brrdenbauqh Ethel Flreabend Vlrqmla Oates Eulalla McFadden Twylah I-Ie1l PRESIDENT FOURTH ROW Ruth Wentz Twylah Wyndham Freda Oder Ann Swamqan Iacquelme Ba1ley Ann Hetlman Dons Danner I.aVerne Bodme Mrs Sanborn FIFTH ROW Dons Iohnson Rosarnae Batchlett Avonelle Bacon Manorre Mxller DeVern Hastmqs Iohn Weaver Robert Pfexffer Donald Keckler Madqelene R1sner VICE PRESIDENT Betty Hotsteater SECRETARY TREASURER VV1noqene Thompson The Commerclal Club the oldest club 1n the school does not have as 1ts ob1ect1ve a soc1al act1v1ty program but rather one that Wlll be helpful to those students Who are mterested 1n buslness and who wrsh to study sublects that w1ll ald 1n therr advancement and who also wlsh to promote prolects that w1ll be helpful to the school and Wh1ch wlll stlmulate an lnterest u soc1al Welfare the soc1al act1v1t1es proqram tncludes a requ lcny scheduled meetlnq each month OI these meetlnqs two are IH the form ot a tea for the mothers w1th a speclally planned proqram Com rn The outstandma event ot the year IS a DICUIC qrven IH May of each year by the Junlor mem bers for the sen1ors Pro1ects undertaken thls year mcluded a study of subJects ol spec1al mterest to the commerclal graduate who soon wlll be seelcmq employment or who w1ll beam work GIIIS ot food and clothmq were also qlven to students who need and deserve them Funds w1th wht h to carry out proyects were :J ovtded by dues a candy and coolae sale cmd by operattnq the concesslon stand REPPERT 6 CROOKS ROOT LUMBER 6- COAL CO MIDWAY RESTAURANT 52 ' A u n V ADVISOR ....................... Mrs. Sanborn , l - , . 4 . A A ,n . 1 - - X ' C . ali. ents cf GIRLS IITHLETIE IISSUCIIITIIIN BOTTOM ROW Margaret Buerger Norma Botchlett Ioyce Cowen lane Gelhaus LaVerne Bodme Alxce Ba1ley Betty Holsteater MISS Bonnle Donaldson Barbara Bopp Mary Io McFarland Ann Gemmell Gladys Dunahue V1rg1n1a Ander son Marllyn Conover Bonme Deardort Patr1c1a Cessna SECOND ROW lean Iohnson Paulme Freclertck Patrlcta Wooley Leonore Bretdenbaugh Anna lean Moore Betty Keller Ann Hellman Ioanne Gust Kathryn Anstme Irma Perme Mary Wuethrtch Elner Frost Audrey Van Busktrk Martha Wentz Ellnor Davts THIRD ROW Vlola Hellman Ramoa Iackson DOr1s Iohn son lane Rogers Ioan McMahon Betty Ptckermg Maxye Cockrell Dorothy Temple Twyla Wyndham Ethel Fxerabend Paulrne Dunahue Elotse Robmson Dorothy Ledman Anna Mae Poland VIVIGH Rogers Edna Mae Whxtmore Norma lean Hall Mary Ellen Dodson Betty Katterhemrtch FOURTH ROW Barbara Stewart Lena Hmton Wtlma Eults Patrtcza Iones Rebecca Ramqe Dorothy Rodenberger Martha Hummel Mary lean Lloyd Patncta Wrlson Evelyn Taylor Patrlcla Curran Ioanne Koch Elmor Nash Gayle Baum Carolme Hoppe Betty Hare Lourse Bloom Helen Downmg Barbara Brown Carol Bradford Patrlcta Buxton PRESIDENT Barbara Bopp VICE PRESIDENT Betty Hotsteater SECRETARY TREASURER Ioyce Cowen ADVISOR Mlss Bonn1e Donaldson The Grrls Athlettc ASSOCIGIIOH smce IIS begrnntng fourteen years ago at Kenton Hlgh School has rnade much progress toward the development of hlqh school g1rls 1n the held of sports Each gtrl IS 1n1t1ated before she IS taken 1nto the organlzatton Each year medals and letters are gtven to the deservlng and outstandrng partlclpants The club sponsors a play day each Sprtng and also has charge of gtrls sports at the annual Fteld Day 53 43 , 2 , , . . . 1'. 1 1 1 -1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 In 1 ' A 1 I ' 1 1 ' I 1 ' ' , , . .1 I JUNIUH PLAY X wg Bxssuovs mv Tnue Luv: 1' 01, ff? C04 Ps 1 Civ, Pip: QW 632,09 .Anne Schlndewolf P r1c1 Ccssnx I ne' me-brenner K1 s IH rn SRICP' u M1 on 54 HAP! nv NRRR'ED? Lms Haynes Grace Sprung Paul Q Rourke Thomas H011 Q UDENT D R Tenn M4 M Hon 0 6 01 fc 76 eggs? . ,XX 1 Y 5 4 6 '! 65 ' W 5 47' V' 0? ' YX -'Qwf' V Lv 9 at 0 , 4' n -Q -9 .XV 'Q 4 ,f K, 1546112 's 1' q L .Y Ighn Sggnign Kathryn Anstine- '.'.'1QQi: ., Kirk Thgmg , Q4 VT . I ECTQR: Hzry Lo 1,1 9 . A T fl- Cflilill-'ilI l'1llT'.':Zl-i'.:lI:l STHUNE HANDS BUUK IV FUUTBA L OLIVER BARRETT PAUL O ROURKE PHILIP DAVIS FRED WINEBRENNER CHARLES 'VIAINOR HOWARD CARMEAN WALTER OATES LOU SEADERS DORSEY SIMMONS CNOHIDIIWIE1 S of THE BARR CO REBERS RESTAURANT 56 AS. 'rf Mn., - , 1 2 I.. M' ff . , IVY I 'hw it-L I . ' ,O PUUTBALL Q BILL BALDWIN DUDLEY RALSTON BILL KELLER ARL 6 ALLIE GREENLEAF TAVERN Yr -dx Agp' kv M ALLEN NAUS WILBERT BARRETT PAUL CONKLE CLAUD STOBER Comphme-nts of 57 FLOYD COWEN DAVID WAX +1 f -24,5 'i N1 ',I , 1 , WA I I 4 ww A LLM , ml., , MI, V91 if f. I fy., -2, - - s Lf' ,K .1 I f 1 ' ., I ,K ggfm ., . . P p K' I A 35 'Vivien - IV' ' 4 , ff , . A v 'nfl .4 ' , f A +A 1. wr f 1 ,fy A ,- L CLIFFORD KEEL FUUTBALL TOP ROW Cstandmql Dudley Ralston Coach Klnney Dorsey Slmmons Gene Penne Walter Oates Lauren W1l rams Robert I-louser Shelton Dunson Wrllram Baldw1n Ollver Barrett Floyd Cowen Howard Carmean Coach Baum SECOND BOW Carl Sheldon Paul OHourke Charles Mamor Fred Vllmebrenner Allen Naus Phll Davxs Lou Seaders Claude Stober Wllbert Barrett FIRST BOW Paul Conkle Don B ams lr Paul Hatcher Tom Maul-' Don Brown Iustxn Kaylor Roland Dav1s Charles Mullenax Boyd Wether1ll mo. Q-4 The 1942 Football season of Kenton Hrah School may not be one to boast about The team may have been beaten several tlmes but 1n our opmron lt was never llcked Many trmes we were outclassed but never gave up Those boys hahtlnq out there 1n the ra1n mud and shppery arass plunqma mto op posmq l1nes seemmqly of steel and concrete laclang passmq bloclclnq for Weary hours 19 of practlce nlqht after nxqht certamly learned lessons tn couraqe self SGCI1l1C9 endurance patlence cooperatton and sportsmanshlp that wlll stand them 1n better stead 1n thelr llves than a long stnnq of w1ns Wlth only hve returnmq lettermen O Barrett B Naus W Oates C Stober L Seaders Coach Baum faced a dlftlcult task from the start We are sure that a team IS now belna bullt from the ground up and next year and those tollowmg w1ll see the realrza tron IH V1ClOfl9S of the groundwork that lh1S years team lard Claude Stober ably cap tamed thrs year s team Comphments of CLOTHES OF DISTINCTION VVest S1de Sq Kenton Ohro BOVD G TSLR 58 44 1 .q 4. i .- r r 1 ' 5 1 A 1 1 , .. , . ,, I , ,lf on 3 4 . , , . A 1 X I , 2 , ., , - . , I - , , J , , , , f ' , 1 - , , A - . . . , . FUUTBALL ,1- vs 942 FOOTBALL SCORES Kenton 12 Forest 0 Detcrwore 6 Kenton 0 Kenton 6 Von Wert 47 MGTYSV1t19 7 Kenton 6 Kenton 18 Wopokonetot 20 Cehno Kenton U Kenton O Urbcmct 35 Betlefontcune 45 Kenton 0 CHARLES ARNETT BURKE MCKENNA FRONT ROW fI.eft to rrqhti Don Gremer Corlos Bodme Horold Shryock Leo Robmson D1ck DGVIS Robert Keckter Robert Vcm Stronder Robert I-lord BACK ROW CLe t to rlqhtl Couch Ooklxef George Streets Lewi Iones Roy Berry Chos Rettlq Elwood Hottrnon hm Ronsdett Eorl Froter Rlchord Goodwln Chos Howe Don Klsshng Comphments of IOHN I. BIPPUS HOME SERVICE ROSENTHALL S LAUNDRY 6 DRY CLEANING CO 59 Ke-mona,iffffffffjfifii ........ Adasa ' 27 ......................,. SHELDON KIRK BASKET ROOT STOBER nANsnm.1. wri.L1AMs so BASKETBALL BACK ROW Iimmy Ransdell Claude Stober Lauren Wrllxams Ollie Barrett Willard Root FRONT ROW Bill Kirk Mike Mustam Burke Smith Carl Sheldon Cliff Keel The Kenton High Varsity turned in some very capable performances this season against some very good teams Often when greatness seemed within their grasp 1t slipped away Ollie Barrett at center was high scorer for the team Stober was always trytng his best Smith and Keel the other two seniors have another year and t.he service they saw this year Wlll no doubt stand them in good stead next year Ransdall and Mustain worked their way up from the reserves and no doubt will see plenty ot action in their remaining years Coach Baum 1n his 1n1t1al year with Kenton High has started buildrng from the bottom Plenty of encouragement has been given the boys from the grade schools as Well as the present reserves In years to come this will no doubt pay Kenton b1g dividends in basketball as Well as in many other sports It 1S a game that can not be played with one or two years experience and we are glad that such a thorough program has been developed and put into the hands of his capable assistants Mr Kinney Mr Hackney and Mr Sh1pley Compliments of SHICK S BEAUTIFUL SHOES COLONEL ELLIS CLOTHES Courteous Service To All Fit Gnd Satisfy 61 played their last game for Kenton High. Sheldon, Hoot and Kirk still have -:QQ J GORDAN SCHROEDER Manager November December December December December December lanuary Ianuary lanuary lanuary February February February February February March ttttstttatyltttttt 28 Kenton .... 4 Kenton .... 8 Kenton .... l l Kenton .... l 8 Kenton .... 25 Kenton .... 5 Kenton .... 8 Kenton .... l 5 Kenton .... 28 Kenton .... 2 Kenton .... 5 Kenton .... 6 Kenton .... l2 Kenton .... l 9 Kenton .... 3 Kenton .... ...35 St. Marys ...... . . .23 Fostoria .... . . . . . .28 Springfield . . . . . . .26 Belletontaine . . . . . .21 Columbus South ...35 Marysville ..... ...32 Ada ...29 Bluffton .. ...23 Celina.... ...29 Findlay . . .28 Wapakoneta . . . . . .28 Lima Central . . . ........34 Urbana........ VanWert.... TOURNAMENT ........42 Gallon Upper Sandusky ..... ..... FRONT ROW CLeft to riqhtl: Don Reams, Robert Oates, Don Kisslinq, Charles Mainor, Dan Reams. BACK ROW tLett to riqhtl: Charles Arnett, lim Hatchet, Tom Hall, Tom White, lim Ramqe, Paul Hatcher. Compliments of IONASH GREENHOUSE KENTON FARMERS GRAIN 6, SUPPLY Flowers By VVire Anywhere Fred W. Deirksheide , Conkle G Edman 62 'UQ-' SAM Manager DRUM MAIORS Belly Wilson, Virginia Anderson, Pal lones, Cyril Cosloff, Elinor Nash, Re- becca Ramqe, Ianet Wine- brenner. TRUMPETERS Bob Yauqer Kurt Harris Icrmes Dierkslielde Mark Muntsinger JEFF Mastiff were af'-1 4'5 'WH' ff FQ? K's 'W' 'ewiarmi we M Compliments of CHEERLEADERS Pai Spencer Katie Anstine Anne lean Moore Wilma lean Herbert CENTRAL COAL CO BRADLEYS IEWELRY STORE Bruce McVay 63 'Q BUYS INTBAMUBALS I CHAMPION FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW B111 Kxrk Gene Stober Clayton Long Cllff Keel Capt Burke McKenna BACK ROW Warren Bom Bob Pfeiffer Bernard Fowl er Iustm Sherman HI' CHAMPION BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST HOW Barrett Capt Red Stober hm Kxnq Bob Prater Leland Fundum lack Godfrey BACK ROW Kenny Dolan Ray Zachanah Nell KISS mg Compliments of KENTON ENG. WKS. QUALITY SHOE REPAIR Welding-Machine Wk. IDEAL MEAT MARKET N. Leiqhtion St. 64 '1 -,, r Jl- 'f'7 f.,- ,,,4 A -In -,ww ww N. .0-we ' 1 1 .,. M I f is H -' A , 15, fl? 'M' - vw ,, , ,, W uh, .ci f' f m, 7 V 13 fm., ,My H , Q ,I , Agn' ,Swv W, ,,-ff' E501-x5, A , ffkfwwf ' ,E . M.. 1, i 2' . ,Www V ,.,,,1.fj' . 4' Z , . ffm ,f k H. W 'I V M 'Z MQ f fi -x 0- ' ' F' f' W 3 ' , ' ' ., 'Om Www ig 'Q 1 ' I N Q' su Y, x 4? Q mains X N xi ' f xv' Shri M vi ,bf al! was i , g, 5 is ll II SV W glili ,,, ,.....-f-F -HM Q f i I f Z 1 f Z INTERIVIIXED HANDS W BUUK V HIGH IGHTS UF K SEHUUL SEPTEMBER School opens Freshmen on thetr own Memorresl One year aqo today the Band strutted 1ts stuff at Columbus Before PT1OI'1l1GSl The Wlldcats start the football season wtth Forest We trounce them 12 O Delaware turns the tables on the Wrld cats We lose there U 6 OCTOBER The l1YSl lyceum of the year Unexpected vacatton Van Wert there 47 Back to the old qrmd after a short Glamour gals? G A A lnrttatxon 'Vt hat a qamel Marysvtlle here 6 7 G A A and Vars1ty K have wemer roast Surprtsel A morntnq assembly wtth lack Raymond Wapak trounoes the Wtldcats on our own fteld l8 2U Ghto Northern and Bluffton meet on K H S Athlettc Fteld Band Boosters sponsor Benefrt Bmqo Party Teachers Week Another vacatton We lose to Celtna on their fleld U 27 NOVEMBER Melvllle Lyceum Thanks to the O P A We have another Lyceum today Anne Hellman IS the queen over the Homecomtnq qame and dance lerry Brehn and Cookle Blotchlett serve as attendants Urbana here U35 Bl1nd proqrarn Bellefontarne Bedsktns have thetr day Trounce Vtftldcats 45 O Armtstrce Day program G B lntttatton SSYVICPS D1sney Stud1o entertatns at assembly l9 20 Gas Battonmql Good bye pleasure rtdlnq School out early CEvery cloud has a stlver lrntnal Another assembly Mtssronary from Malay G B H1 Y Party Guys and Gals have a qlortous t1me F H A tn charge of Thanksqtvlnq Chapel bool Gut' Thanksqtv na Vacatron A good start to the basketball season St Mary 29 24 Oh that turkey' l ll never eat any aqamC7l I 30' . , ' ' ' . f . A A 3e ' . , ' 6 ' I' , l0 ' U . ' I X - ll ' ' ' ' . ' ' 15 . . M ' X ' ,. Vficflllofl- ' l7 Whistle While you work. Whistler from , ' D ' ' A V J I . . ' I 24' - . .- . V A - 25 Sc . t it ' . f I ' l - 30A . l ' . 68 7 DECEMBER F B Banquet Wlldcats chalk up another vrctory Upper Sandusky on the losmg s1de 35 3l Are You a Mason? lumor Class Play IS a b1g success as a comedy The lst Ann1versary of the Un1ted States entrance 1nto War We play Fostona here 23 23 What a heart breaker' Spr1ngf1eld s guardlan angel makes that SCOTIHQ basket 28 30 G R meet1ng 1n Ye Olde Meet1n Room XXV Bellefonta1ne here The score 26 49 Massed Choral Socletres present the M9SS1Gh for the f1rst t1me smce the early l9 s G1rl Reserves present an unusual as Well as beaut1ful chapel Chnstmas Vacatlon Oh that game Wllh Columbus was a thr1ll 2135 IANUARY Alumnl Dance After a Weary vacat1on back to school W1ldCGlS go to Marysv1lle 35 24 Ada Bulldogs Wm over K H S Wlldcats 32 4l Bluffton was a good match for the W1ld cats C2 overt1mesD 29 3l Congratulanons to the Student Counc1l for the1r success 1n the Carmval Suz1e Stemer was elected queen by the student body Cehna certatnly made the W1ldcats look l1ke k1ttens The score 45 29 FEBRUARY We lose a heartbreaker to Fmdlay 29 49 Wapakoneta Kenton 28 32 L1ma Central Kenton 28 53 Mama s learn about Rhythm K H S Mothers Club has Round Table on Mustc H1gh School Party CYes w1thout the mem bers of the basketball team? They lost at Urbana 34 48 Thxs certamly IS an eventful day Reverend Wlbbeler was the speaker at Abraham Llncoln Chapel County Tournament Van Wert Kenton game there Score 46 50 County Toumament MARCH Everyone was A l today 17? K H S Moth ers Club v1s1t1ng day The Dramat1c Club opens our Red Cross Dr1ve Mr Bmgham Assembly Kat1e IS 3V2 years old Lenten Chapel A mov1e Keep Em Rolltn General Scholarsh1p test for Sentors Lenten Chapel APRIL Chapel Echo goes to pressll Track Team goes to Harpster Dramat1c club presents three one ac plays Deep R1 Jer Smgers Lenten Chapel H1 Y has 1mpress1ve Easter Chapel Good Fnday Easter Sunday Sen1or Cl'101F takes a tr1p to Ada MAY Spnng Hop What a I1Ol' A lyceum Yes even 1f there IS ratronmg l4 Sen1or Play Eve of St Mark That event of all events The Semor Prom Semor Chapel Baccalaureate SGTVICGQ The Semors graduate Hlqh School Commencement School Closes 12-' , ' - 3- . . . . 4- ' ' . , - , - ' ' ' ' l9- - - 8-- ' . - . 26- . 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