Kenton High School - Echo Yearbook (Kenton, OH)

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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

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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

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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