Kenton High School - Echo Yearbook (Kenton, OH)

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IRMA PERINE BETTY PICKERING GENE PRESTON WILLIAM ROSENTHALL EARL RUDASILL LAVERNE RUDASILL Then the summer was over and we were seniors. Our representa- tion in athletics was at its height: eight boys in the football uni- form and four in basketball suits. At the Homecoming ceremonies Elinor Davis was crowned queen and she reigned over the dance which followed. Since the Swing Band became such a success, school dances were held more frequently and became an estab- lished part of our schedule. Class officers this year were lack Val- vano, Bill Bosenthall, and Elinor Nash. f V I if! ffl 3 1 jj' 1: if 5 1 l AW all , man-i. .,,... :ii ISM SHIRLEY RADER 1 E .rw ,f i ,xtrw ROBERT RUDASILL IAMES RAMGE KATHRYN RUMERY

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MARILYN MORGAN ' DON REAMS ROBERT OATES ELINOR NASH DOROTHY MYERS PAT MULLADY VWIAN ROGERS IANE ROGERS DOROTHY RODENBERGER ELOISE ROBINSON One ot our best achievements during our junior year was our part in forming the now resplendent Teen Canteen where high school people can go for an evening and dance, drink pop, or just sit and watch. The last tew weeks before school was dismissed we spent our spare time, and a little extra besides, working on plans for the Iunior-Senior Prom. It was a grand affair and Well attended. Then, as we Watched the class of '44 graduate, We got that funny feeling. Only one more year and We would be cast out into the cold, cruel world.

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