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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,QQ i g me i lf, w,g,,,w,1I y BARBARA STEWART A 'Y . ml. rf ' Q gs , ':.. , I ' .fi I OHN SWITZER THELMA TAYLOR PEGGY WAALAND MARTHA WENTZ THOMAS TAYLOR TOM WHITE ELMER THOMAS EDNA WHITMORE We have enjoyed our four years in Kenton High School. We have tried to carry out the traditions ot the past and at the same time add to them. Any measure of success we may attain out in the World We certainly owe to our beginnings here. lt it were not for the feeling that there are bigger things out ahead, we would indeed regret our leaving but always Will We cherish these four years that are almost gone. Compliments of .,g It . .,.' In :: PATRICIA WILSON KENTON FARMERS MARKETING CORPORATION Compliments ol Willard Holland, Mgr- GRAY G WHITE COMPANY