Kenton High School - Echo Yearbook (Kenton, OH)

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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 .

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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 ,. J - A V sv- r '.::32.s. ' , F - .,.. N- ' w' V , ' 2, 14' ' f .. f- .,.,: LL'- V ,, . Q ,S My x L , 5:52 A

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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 , .