Kenton High School - Echo Yearbook (Kenton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1946 volume:

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THE ALMANAC KENTQN HIGH sweat or mcludmq 3 area teast days papulatlan mdustrles famous generals lmpartant battles pohtlcal hlstory calendar at events unpartant documents attlclal praclamatlorxs honors and decoratlons maarutuae ot the stars A lb I 1 .Qt t 497 St W 5 771 CY, at 'W ' H H f AM, JM 1946 'VW t t I J 'tt IV 1 a JL It 'T' W t t t m C5 M zfz KENTON BOARD of EDUCATION It IS under the 1eadersh1p of the Kenton Board ot Educatron that the pubhc schools are operated As a result of thexr careful planmnq and apphcauon of knowledge Kenton schools hold a hugh rank rn Ohxo and thus a htqh place m the nat1ona1 school system The members ot the Kenton Board of Educatlon are Eugene Sheldon Pres1dent Vernon Gasson V1cepres1dent Reverend W1ll1am Newman Clerk Rxchard Rubms and Ke1th Ehresrnan ' v I Y S t 1 2 , ' Q I W t K al ' --f , 1 Z I I , ' I , I , . 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JI' of the 'L i I l stars f ' in o 'lg' 4. fg, .Y ' ua 'V-I M 4.11 L Colltns as our Superlntendent of Kenton schools We hope that th1s brlef brography wtll help us to know htm better He recetved hrs elementary and hrgh school educatron rn New Madtson Ohto From Leba non Unrversrty 1n 1917 he was granted the Ph B degree from Wtlrnrngton College ln 1921 the B A degree frorn the Unrverslty of C1nc1nnat1 the M A degree ln 1926 and the PhD tn 1928 He dld some postgraduate work rn Yale Unrverstty Dr Colltns took over hrs posltlon ln Kenton at the begtnnmg ot the school year of 1945 1946 Hts ttrst superlntendency was ID Clear creek Townshtp ID Warren County Ohto from 1914 1917 He was then Dlrector of the Y M C A Techntcal Schools tn Columbus from 1918 1920 and followlng that was super mtendent ot schools tn VVest Alexandna Later he became Prestdent of Wxlmmgton College and txnally Drrector ol the D1v1s1on ot Instr ctton tn the State Department of Educatlorm College From hrs last post he was granted a leave ot absence to enter 1nto the army where he LCL6L stgned to Allred Mtlrtary Government work as a spec1al1st tn educatton and 1n h1S eleven months overseas was statroned 1n the Medr terranean area North Afrtca Sardmta and the southern part of the ltaltan rnalnland Dr Colllns has set up a program whlch he belreves rrnportant to the betterment of edu catton rn Kenton l The broadest posstble program that stands for the development of the mlnds and bodtes of our students 2 Elementary school butldmgs as modern as the hlgh school 3 Each bu1ld1ng to be used as centers of comrnunlty actxvtty 4 The student body to take real prrde rn physlcal and lntellectual achlevement 5 The closest posstble workrng relatlon shrp among the students the cltrzens of the cornmunrty and the teachlng force 1n the schools Dr Colhns bel1eves that thts program should work toward one goal the develop ment ot a better c1t17en tor today and tomor row than we had y sterday n r ta .q,Qg.f,? K P We are indeed fortunate to have Dr. Walter held the rank ot major. Dr. Collins was as- u ' ' ' I , , ' , f e . NEWS Tonrght you have been al lowed to stay out untrl rnrdnrght at a chaperoned dance Tomor row you must face the whole world and frght alone for your place rn 1t Hrgh School rs the trme between tonrght and to morrow Tonrght your mother and father told you what you must do thrs mornrng you may ask for advrce rf you wrsh rt What rs gorng to be your lrfe work? How are you gorng to learn to do rt well? 'W nat makes your lrfe worth lrvrng apart from thrs work? What part have you rn desrgnrng a world socrety wrth one less flaw than when you found rt? No young person rn thrs war torn world can escape the world s questron To drscover the formula for the latest plastrc to synthesrze the lrfe savrng drug to offer a new theory of aerral navrgatron to reduce ruvenrle delrn quency rn our crty to bake the best cake thrs srde of the Mrssrssrppr none rs enough nothrng new under the sun Ive a feelrng lve been here before Men who have read Plato Sophocles the Brble or even those who observe humanrty carefully w1ll have some clue to the solutron All of us whether we are or wrll become a chemrst or preacher mechanrc or teacher polrtrcran or mrssronary should have a work able concept of the endurrng truths of relrgron of lrterature of phrlosophy of logrc th whole thought and feelrng of the past I addrtron to thrs knowledge we should have the ambrtron to push back the frontrers of thought a brt farther than they have been before rf we are to advance rn our efforts of creatrng a sane world for the future We as members of occrdental socrety are sometrmes subrect to error rn a popular seek rng of the new at the expense of the old Today s new automobrle of any of the popular makes 1S of more worth than a srmrlar model twenty years ago Agarn modern technrques of surgery are more desrrable than that rn use before Pasteur s experrmerrts especrally rf we are personally subreat to the cuttlng edge of the scalpel But we could hardly argue wrth much convrctron that the youthful Aryan prodrgres of Hrtler have lost therr prrvrlege to lrve rn thrs world because they once had that prrvrlege and mrsused rt that tne lndran wrth hrs dark skrn strange lan guage frlthy lrvrng habrts and obscure cul ture rs not worthy of a fractron of our standard cf lrvrng srnce hrs forefathers were rn exrs tence long before our own and drd lrttle to rmprove hrs lot from our standard of thought A laborer tcday rn strrkmg for S2 30 per hour not because hrs skrll by vrrtue of extended and expensrve trarnrng makes hrs servrces worth the wage he demands but because he belongs to a unron that rs prcketrng th shop Tolerance love lenrency mercy corn passron truthfulness courteousness are not good because they are erther old or new or because of the place or manner they are used They are good because they are rrght Paul L Oaklref . in W I . , I r - . , , I - , The Greeks had words for it. There is 1 7 . . ' I - I l I I . e . ' n I I ' I I A I I - I ' I I As we passed a room labeled 29 we overhead Mr Chaltln explarnlnq the mechanrsrns of the new aa vancea televlsron set whrch he and hts very ad vanced physrcs class have aevelooed We be arne so rnterested that we decrded to rnqulre further lt wouldnt do to 1nterru,,t hrs Class drscusslcn so we went on down the stalrs ar und the corner and on down the comdor The frrst door we found open led down a fnqht of SlG1IS where Mr Newman and Mr There was a complxcated machxne s1tt1nq ID one corner wrth hundreds of knobs and buttons on 1t Mlss Wllcox selected one rn partrcular and unless my eyes decewed me I plaxnly saw Mr Oaklret and what must sur 1 VV1th the1r d1rect1ons rn hand we hurrled on to Mr Oakllef s oiflce the nerve center of the school M1ss W1lcox and Mrs Hofsteater were pourmq over a huqe black book We polltely cleared our throat and asked to speak to Mr Oaklref and Just as pohtely were told that he had a class dunnq the penod ha Je been a math class lust push a button and encuqh there was Mrs Gra'Fl1Ch and her l freshman lfnal sh Class t A . l , o A 1' I ' l Koch were busily shovelinq Coal into the Stoker bin. l y . sw F' Another button showed us Mrs. Cox and a seem- ingly small geography class, but we assumed there were more in the last row. around her and another push and there was Mrss Cam s b1ology class where everyone seemed to be studyrng rntently wrth the except1on of Margre Bow man she had other rdeas And now to room 28 where Pellers class 1n c1v1cs flashed on the screen The seemed to be havtng a warm d1scuss1on Ah well senrors wrll be senxors Thrs was great' We pulled up a chalr rolled up our sleeves and wrth an a1r of assurance I selected a button pushed and there was Mrs Buttolph the school lrbrarran wrth srx of her assrstants gathered we see Mr Dorns who was takrng trme out from hls varrous coachxng dutres to oversee a study penod Frorn that mrschrevous expressron on Dxck Mosers face our guess 1S that he needs over seerng Next Mr Y S f ,,' 1' 4 , l 5 .- ' I I I I I ' I l t l .- I . , . 5 . , , , , I . . . , I - n 1 we fc Te' , YY? It g , . . . ' I . . . Q Next, nc Less than a Latin recitation. We turnea the Public Address system up a little louder and sure enough there was Cicero. As we glanced over the screen we couldnt help but notice that Miss lonnscn then terrible, feminine blood curdling screams met our ears. What's this? Why, Mr. Davis, and yours is a math. class. ls that Leila? No, everythings seems was keeping an eagle eye on Tom Muntsinger, wh: was undoubtedly up to one of his usual pranks. Vfe listened a little longer, but then decided it was Greek to us, so we hurriedly switched to room l, and very peaceful The gym? Yes theres an exciting volley ball game in progress and why would Miss Thierman be lecturing on advanced math? The wires they must be crossed' They are crossed' We are new at this you know At length we focused our attention on machines numerous machines and over in one corner we found Mr Kinney and his shop boys concentrating on one in particular We left them as busy as we had found them Next to appear on the screen was Mr Hackney s mechanical drawing class All went smoothly but then Pee Wee struck a snag and raised ci V l-l -'ney hurried to see what the me tst yi nge ought rind wnat u s h Jing Th ass seems to e d EY boys l rc ed he Ecno business he ight certain y he didn t suspect that We we e wat g tri - . -, . , , , t l h1s hf nd. ..r. acl.. ' ' V ,Nj v uw vkv Axg 1 N wh r- w trot. ..,is. ..ea,an a ci n , o . tr: Le he wa a' i. , is c. b dcmtnateu ' . r tic L. , ,. t Q. , rtgarzager tot r . . .l ' A l. ' as r cnin hh. fat CI .nf LCJ Q Q .Q , r: hr -had r ,se became deafenrnq so N9 pun h tre next u'ton ana next opproprr e ,f enough touna our se ves rn the rmast ' a L f feep no loss Ars oanborn seernea to pe stra grrtenmq V1 re K rrrs out on how not to keep hooks ana Vrolet seems to he enpoyrnq rt Next stop room 2 and here we learned the ps and qs of busrness Enqlrsh Mrss Bookwalter ls srnrtrnq broadly evxdently she s forgotten about the Echo deadhne tor the present I pushed another button and what d1d I see but Mrss Terrrl rnstructmq a class of qrrls on the mtrrca ores of runnmq a sewmq machrne We trled another knob and there was Mr Krernbrhl who was every brt as busy as Mr Klnney These senror boys make up a qroup of up and cornrnq rnechanrcs V ff-',. '... 'rv'-'fxnmvvv-K 'U v ff- . n a rdoket, pd. ao.. , Le d.,r...ea. r. s rxezery -. V ' V, V ,,. ,s ',....,-Y-. 1- ffdvfv- ' . hy,- .ypng dass ,Je .Les Ke.s,e. s a.re-..,... f L., .ff what am :arty pusy typowrgters can make. -ne ' U 7 Y v I ! 'Yr' . . , - ' erred .- r, f f ' 4 v no U v ' -V - A1 A A A J x.AA A A , .' o. oem.. 1 C 'si I . A ' ' - wr' 1 -7 f- , ' ' ., A r .- 'r L 1 1:21 1 , , s . Y , : The PA. is tuned in on Mr. Underwood, who seems to be extremely interested in what Cliff Connor is doing. Arthur Cummings, Wayne Rogers, and Stewart Mabrey are watching someone else-two guesses. 1-'Q Whats this' We must have the wrong button C7 Sornethxngs wrong at any rate Miss Skelley Mr Murphy and Mr Russell are looming almost life size on the screen They seem to be ln the mood for a formal pose As you may have guessed Mr Russell has recently returned from t.hree years service in t.he armed servrce to Join the teachlng staff The machine doesn t seem to be broken but we re not able to pick up Mr Stewart or Miss Lens who hold sway over the agriculture department and the intricacies of English and Spanish respectively Vlell before anything more happens we had better leave this machine to the tender mercies of Mr a fin ana his Q. ss cf '1 e 1 al vw lm sure 1 s tcc deep ic is S E Stars of the hrst mcxqmtude J :Q R Kc C x sw, :Nu .-.5-,..Z' - L6 nlhlllll I I fncHmc.s LEAANINGS 113'- i 1 X 1 'ff 2 f 3-'Z 47 Wffff 5 6 IMP I Q55 'lam 1 Qi-. ggg -ff., Kg 2 5' K 4? b,! N ff! 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Play Produc- 'NL-t,..v 1 C u..,.. .,2,-,47 Pep Band l2,3,47 Chcrgs l,27 G..5..A. 27 Prom Corn- tion 3. -.,..,,. aaa-- :MQ 174, Coerett: 2: mittee 3. f-..,-Q .Munn . . V. facial Pro'iui ::s 123,47 Boys' Exserzble 47 Erzx Seret 37 Mixed ee e 4' fr 2- Sr, Htfr' 3,41 C..- ...-., Crzrnatic Club 2,37 Student Council 47 Pifle Club 17 Track 3,47 Football lr Basketball ly 'furnbltrmq Squad 47 Prix Cornmi'f-ee 3. NELDA DOLAN GENE DORN S.A.A. l,27 Fl-IA, 3,47 Prom Corn- Football 27 Track 27 Varsity K 3,47 mittee 37 lr. Play Production 37 Class Pres. 37 Sr. I-ll-Y 47 Student Dramatic Club 4. Council 3. ALTA DYER RICHARD DYER P. 2 3 Chorr l 2 3 Orchestra I 2 F P A 2 3 4 luruor Play Procluctron 3 4 Ir Play Pr ductrcn 3 Operetta 3 Football 4 Varsxty K 4 Dramatic ELOISE EDDY Planrst o 2 3 4 Crcbestra r rs m Club 2 3 Grr 5 nsemble l 4 Madrr qal Group l 4 r Play Produc ron 3 Eclaoet e 2 Edrtor of Echo 4 Dram rc .r Pl ys 3 P om rn rnrttee- .5 C S vrce P S 2 S or Coax' rl 4 VELMA LOU FLEMING Club 4 Procedure Team 4 BETTY ENGLE Crrls Cnorus l In ramurcns l 3 4 rr JD 2 3 4 Dr m tu: rub P ays 3 G H 2 3 4 Cabin t 4 r Play Prcduc ron 3 G.,7 ',,,47 r. ' ' 2. 7 . I' ' 5 Cheat l, , 7: .. ' ' ' 7 T ' 3 ,,: 2,3747 CR. 2 24, Tfif . 47 Drs :tic Ura .xtic , , 7 a a' C' ,:'l'E .1 '- l : 'Q il- , 5 l A f' : t' 7 . t 2,47 ' : . at Cl' b a 7 r Cc - . '7 F135 U' - re . 7 t' dent WILLIAM FURBUSH RICHARD GOODWIN Band l,2,3,47 Crckestr: 2,3,4, Vice V.T.C. 3,4. Fcoioall 2,37 Ir. Hi-Y 1,27 Sr, Hi-Y Pres. 47 lr. Bznd 17 Ctrl ' . . 7 3,47 Echo .a, 7 11 'H rf . .Aa , -7 GFS. 2,3747 47 St' of echo 4: ETH -I '. 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Q fitigiirzif-Ixfs if C'T7E'iliT3Zf-L' 55 SHIRLEY LAMLEY WILMA LONG KENTON SAVINGS BANK C YES nC E1 m '11tI ff pO 1Y'l IEANI LINGREI. c FCA 11? IYI1 m v WANDA LONG BOB LONGBRAKE 1 1 S GUS DICK if f' A Ili- X s ' i ve ,I CARL LOTZ TEAN LOWE BILL MALONE ,, , ,. . ...- , f. K. ,.. . , ,... Y , ,V ,, ,, -1 -ai 4- r f'1.I JJ, .g,1:,5 J..-,..-.. L :,:1,.-,. ::r.,a:g.. gpg- .gfggv 1. , A f . Y V . , v M .1 Y ,. -V -y - . -- LAWERLNCE MCCALLISTER MARTHA MCFADDEN DICK MERRIMAN HM MULLADY MACK MUNTSINCER LOU ELLA OATES HELEN OBERLITNER MARV ANN OMMERT MARIORIE OSBUN LINOLEUM AND SHADE SHOP MARTINS CAFETERIA , -1 ' ull' ':f:',,::..:1' C' BETTY PFEIFFER PAUL POPE ITM RANSDELL MARILYN REBER KEITH RIES A :Il I I A .U ulz, ..k:A 1:11,-I PT 'xi T? 55- 'I' HERBERT ROSTOFER GEORGE SEYI-'ANG ALICE SHECKLER LESTER SHERMAN HELYN SHICK MARILYN SIEMON VIRGINIA SITES KENTON NATIONAL BANK SCI-INEIDERS WALGREEN AGENCY QX-fx' HAROLD SRYOCK BOB STILES GEORGE STREETS MILLARD TIMMONS BOB VAN STHONDER IOHN WAGNER GORDON WILES DONNA WILLIAMS BIILIE IEAN WOOD BOB WINEBRENNER LEOMA IEAN WITTENBERG CHARLES WILSON 1 BOSTON DEPARTMENT STORE COLONEL ELLIS MENS WEAF ' T f 1 1 QQ.-'L' ,f 2 1 ff, :,. .2 E211 .Q fi fgfz' QQ Qi. H1-'I' Zig Fri: ,Q 4 P1 .zgjj Pf V . Q F: ':, :Q E- Eivp' fi Ef. 'z' .1 ff. fifz' YQ Exkei 111 ' ,' f 1' :' j' 1:1 fi .-1- F f 1 1 I J.: .1':if Q FTCYH - A 'z ' 'f ffl '1' fr ff.-'Y' ','1::.' H 5' Qi 1:3133 113: 2. -1 ,' Q :is ff L. XII PI .IH 1' Y -2 - f 2' -2 za 2' :,. f4- Tr 1'-1 Q L1 'f :':,.HI. ' f: 11, 'z' ,' 1 f fi. ff iff -2 2:2111 ' :t.rf.1',-:f- 1 MARTIN WOODRUFF W y V.T.C. 3.4. Not Shown FERRHJ. GOODMAN' BILLHARRIS VTC 34 ELINOR ZEIS Girls' Chorus lp GR. 2,3,4, Cabinet 4g Dramatic Club 2,3, Vice-president 3' Echo 1234- Echoette 4- Cheer leadmq Z 3 4 Choxr Productlons 2 3 Dramatlc Club Produchons 3 Intra murals l 2 Stunt Co-mmrttee 3 Oper etta 2 Student Council 3 4 Sec 4 POLITICAL HISTORY SENIORS Pres1dent Mack Muntslnqer Vrce Pres1clent Garns Haas tnot shown? Treasurer Leorna Wlttenberq CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Amerlcan Beauty Rose Scarlet and GraY CLASS MOTTO Our past has been an advancement Our future wrll be a success . 4111 1 ' 1.1 .1 I . ff . ' I I If -- ...,. . 1 , 4 , Q 1 n 1 SENIOR WEATHER FORECAST J fx rw LJJ Ll Q Tmr DJ Q, f Xl X GJ I C Dry gr Arnr 9 Q .M 'P JN Eany vow 119 NJ MCP du n LT M lady V F111 I Q Jr Jleucx C5105 fwcmrl Kcfh D1Jf Dyf-r be hQf lor e DV140 lson V L 'iq Tw 'vs Q mr as Hcfis B1 19 fo d J N 'S P ul DO e lr. P' 3 r Qmuf Ze' D QCII F ve lf O L lm f H X w :F W rfur 1 Q ., e X 'IS Fzirgy ............................... Betty Pfgffer fed ............................... Mcrily: Helier '. 'QKCL ........................... If-ezn lxzjrel fhcigexhle ...................... Helen Uber? .V Sf.:'.'.' 312:25 .....,................... Russel I 11,3 Sezsztizble ..........,.........,... Rfk Merry ,im Pfzscxt ..........,..,,............... Ek ge ' ' Ajreeclzle ........................... Mcrl .. El , Uisettlej ....................... NN the G 'e Clf5Uflf.Q U21-,L ........................ 1 . ul ffiigiy' .........,................. fffcrjirxe ms 1 Shy.-.'er',' ............................. 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Kim Rizrgsj-311 HONOR SOCIETY 4TH 'YN l ,..,,. v 4 nr QS 'Q 1+ in xv, T' u--v T' FIRST ROW Robert Arn Rrchard Dav1s Elolse Eddy Velma Flemmg SECOND ROW Shlrley Keel a-5, Carl Koch lean Lmqrel ' ' Rlchard Merriman THIRD ROW Mack Mun smqer James Ransdell ,,,,, George Seytanq FOURTH ROW Marllyn Sle mon Iohn Wagner Havmq been chartered ID 1938 the S1mon Kenton Chapter of the Natlonal Honor Soclety of Secondary Schools has chosen for 1lS members only those students who showed outstanamq leaaershlp and character Chosen by vote of the student body and faculty the th1rteen students whose pxctures appear here have met the etandards set forth tn the const1tut1on create enthus1asm for scholarsh1p, to snmulate a des1re to render serv1ce, to promote worthv leadershlp, and to encouraqe the development of character ln puprls of Kenton l-llqh School 'K' ' K lktzfe . 2 :Z s- - K 4 5 Q Vg e , W 4 E, ' If , ' i r X I I K. 59 f r i , A , X S r 'Q' . Q L, . y S' ,. 4' kyv' ' : -N fa r g, r ' 6' - ' - . A an U I . . 'vw . y , 1 , ' . ' . ' ' ' ' : to he stars of the lease-r mcxqmfude wok Z P-XOFU2 M142-, 5 5 JE S BrTtf5'4 A -::Q::D 'X 4 0 Q N15 Com? U . 0 N D f E 1' R ' x .W , , , X . - r- X X ' .Q C Y ', L m IK . ii V' U- A Q -N M Q ' X 5 Q E M N s- X1 xx W- Q l lp , Comet ,vi-QQ' X 1 1.1. ii! ' P 1 . ' 2, - - Q? wynf .5 QM N f' 1 i Erddmqer 'V I rdell Bro an np-N derscrm ry Lou Bcfey 'iiclreri Bexley Twrlc Bacon 4. ww' www B lmqer Q rl mdwcll A9 Rcxvrncrmcr Brehrx 14.31. ' Mrdrrlyn Blue G+ orqe Brmdley B111 Brooks v Iocmno Brown WWA., 'N rrbur Brown lv OU Bfgwn Q X WGHdG Bullock 517' Norvul Chcrmberlm Betty Buttolph B b Coats Rc,er Cde .ll an 4- in G mbtogk vm: 1 Arm vonkle ,Ng 'V A 1 , Dans l-e er K Dra r l xme Duqlxm n my Verr n Dyer lol'r Erwm Ieanne Elhott Varqaret Franz A K P uyllls Gerlach Wllda Goodwm 'QA Eugene Gust Allce Gossard i Robert l-lall Ahce Height Rosemary Harvey an Mae Hellman W ' 5 I is J Nell I-lommel Velma I-lommel 1, Marlon Hauser 'el Mary Helen Howard TR 1' Nancy Hummel ROWHIG lGl'lr1SOn Rrchard Iames lOC1r1 KGYlOf Pat Keckler Pa! Kxlqore .,. El no Kmq 'Q XVanda Kmnear ' ' 8 V 6. ll Bxflzara f , , T -V I 1 .omg . ,. . , V A Robert pe '1 ' 'Y yo' A Ry! .fa ' . C -e 1 f A? I W. 1 ls Mn ' A !aVW,,, , , C , his g qf ' 5. J A . A , , X X i V W We , F V xv 4 gs vs A A , 6 ,L .' . 'P 4,,n 3 l .. C- .A A ' if ,f ' y t - 1 QQ 1 l . g V4 K Or - - 'l fr I lg. V , ,.,.,.,, . , y f W., ll I l I ' .. 9- .5 3 4 Q. A I . ' T L . ,,. ll A t Q- . T 5 K . -3 ... Q. lv te' MCCumber Betty Lou McK1n1ey Valter Mohn 1- ry I.c.1 Kcrdenbrock Artem Laubrs Berwyn LIUYOH Ida McCullough Cen Mamor Ice Marquart Lella Mehck 'M 3 G- r1an NcFar'a ,, Stuart Mabrey Dorothy Modd 7 QL Anna Mae Morrv A Ann Cates 4-3 me-roert Oberhtner Patsy O Ftcurke si R1 hard Penne ,X .N 1 Orch Pln'1xy s Bxrbara Oumn Q ty s g il mq of 42,214 Tom Muntsmqer Nancy Norton U ert Radchtte 'T' L 1 Tam Ralston 3 gg! SF: Q :ACI ' , '71, 5- - 1 1. t ji 'F .1 Q Q' 4 I J 33 4. ,D it 4, .A ' '. Jw T12 ' 1 . nd 5 ' , Tx H n 3. Kathl-, ' I. '- 'y 4- -s.. - I - . A 1- -.. - 1 . , QQ ' 5 ' I . , 1 rr - s. . ' 6 Yv ,R L I a . ' x l r h I vhx ,Q sv A V A 1 ' J , J 6. ' if t :Mr 5 ' gt-5 , i 8' IO A - ,., V ., . . Q A sl S? z A . a t 5 C K S' L A .1 K 'f 7: i .n -1 Q 6 4 ' '., V 2 5. 3 D1 V .I w sl . 6 V, 5 tsl V .V . Run . 1- a - s Q l. 1S F1211 'A - I' :ns Hz' . ms 'J' A . 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' 1 ' ' .L , ,, -5' 5' F:1t'.'. , 'C' 2 ' ft ,ff , , A -I A 1 Q Nrck Apostle A Robert Ashba Kenneth Atkmson Rrchard Baler Elsle Berry Harry Barley Mane B1x1er Ioann Bloom Gene Elunk Barbara Eoles Marrorre Bowman Elda Brrdanstlne Wesley Broseke Glorra Brown Betty Butcher Dale Buxton Wrlma Caldwell Davrd Carr Roy Cavrn Sonny Claypool me Conkle Lxrarlo te Cortman Marrlyn lean Crooks Ted Culley Delta D nner l F1 H rd Deardorff Ioanne Draper Drck Draper lock Draper Edna Dyer James Vdman s wrey AN- 1 or Complrmenrs of Compllmenfs of BARR COMPANY IOLLIFFS slmnwrcr-r sr-tor ' 1 -W '- . .f . - M l Q, my .A or ,t'. 'V A : - . Q Q' rt: , S , Q 1 tosle r V ---1 I 1 f Q . ,sy , 1 K I . o S1 1 Z, k .X M of l ,D 1 . 6 I .wif ' C' 1 -x 1- . iii: 3 . 41 9 sl Q -' S . Dalla Fa ' - ' it Q6- s aLl 'Q .ASA 3 Y Fw oomphments of DAVID WAX Glenn Flowers lo Ruth Fccht Norma Ford Barbara Fundom Mancne Furney Edwm Glock Paul Gordon Ruth Graham 1 Ruth Grcde Lowell Hare Ellen Hams Iames Harvey James I-lastmgs Treva Hassan Mary P nn Fatflfer 83.111 nk AS i. QL mrley Hatchet! x Claradell Hell Denms Haudenschxeld Ph1l Herren Reba Holland - Iack Kattenohn Glenn Koch Carey Latham Don Laumer Donna Laumer Dlck Laumer Evelyn Lay Ll 2' rg fr' Rxchard Laubxs 3 Ioserhme Lease V1rq1ma Lease Duane Llller Dwlqht l.1l1er :X fx A4 ' Comphm-ents of K1-ZNTON LUMBER COMPANY Eff- '-' 'f ' 9 - , 9 4- iq. ' 1 - A 4 l G P 1 I T . My K 3 - is V ,',,.. E , I A is yy .V I V L , y F. - I' - X,,,. ' f ' A L f 'sl x ' 4, , X W4 ., V 4. 8 , by , A .Q F ' -. li g . , ' 211 l 4 5 V M., N w 6 J nl 8 f H 5. l V. X ' V , .wg w av h l A 'A ' W , , , A 1 .' V -1 4 z X 1 K VI' 4 6 V llul . it 1 ' U , Agvll 'Y hr: 5 ' f ,Q ' Q 'gt fi x H 1 ' 1 . A I f 4, X- - . mi? Q ,Li 1 ' sl. 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FIRST ROW Elmer Anderson W11'1s Anderson Wallace Ans ey Robert Burley Chester Barker Wtlmcx Brbler M ry Brdwett Dons Paul Bruck Iolm VJr1er SECOIND ROW S IT 111 Bllly Olumber I Q- Q THIRD ROW Cwec Q Dcmels Rcse T crm: D FOURTH ROA Futh Dyer Iqyne Fddf I-1 PO ' cur t Chl LS SIXTH RON Hoag Y oxtn fi udcns H16 d s 1 Q B11y Elocrn rc y Frm Betty Brown Paul Brown nder C y Robert Cor 'C Con ey .Jer HTG D 115 Art' pm IG Iugk Decker I ury jo 1 cr we D r Rcse D.1r'scn Carolyn r'4'r' wars s IN rn n s r G G :io sc' 94 HARDIN COUNTY OIL co ROOT I-UMBER COMPANY , 1 , iz. 1,1 , 'X 5 2 , g .L 1 V3 K 1 V' a.. I ,F Q PN J -1 I-. V - H f., i- 0' 2' 1, ,.- M ski ' 1 -1 nw ' ' ' 5 ' ' Q I A 1 , N 1 5,3 5' .' . 6' K V 6 ' .. 4 V 7 ' K 4 . gg -D f- , LQ- , - -l - w y K, F 1, y it , ' , Ng if 1 , ,FQ W: G K - if ts 4' 0 17 X C 5 - 1 lf ' , , 1 . 1 7' f' 1 5,1 1 ' Q' 5, K . 4 X 1 1 A ' . 9. Q' A 5 .. , T r E- K, f fl D V F N K . , A 4 n J' I N . ,. 2 V A I' 0 . ig. 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Glenn Hcttman Brenda lohnson Ray Iohnson Howard Iones E Rrchard lanes M rc ard lone VM nd Kerr T D RCW L n Ka ley Dorothy Krlq r P lon Law en e I net Laubrs D rotny Lay Patrrcra R 4 rd l. use MJJR H EDN am s L no lc n L N6 A ln t Mal: ey Tommy lfcore fthe McCal1ster Icanne arq mes s VUTH D W yne lJlus,rave Betty Nevl nd Har n 'Newm n I n l end 'mall Ioanne llyers labelle ole y Nfvllll m Patrrck SLXTH HON Ioseplqlne Prcxerlrq Sl' r ey PJJH Mar Ha Rader Roger Rarey P ul Herd Ir Eleanor n rqre Hlzer SEVEINTH ELAN CP R12 r Ger , r o e D ld Shaw Char es S eldon Ralyl' Snerrn n Ccmplrments of COWPHU UTS Cf PHFISTER GARAGE KENTON KAB KOMPANY Pontrac Sale and Servxce Edwm STUHd Uhelmef ,,d . .A 1 X .5 R Q.. x A 3 ,S i if .Ni - I C x gs vp. :L ' C , , l ' r 1 W. ta' W 7 '- ' Q5 . bt Q ' I f I -, fa' lg , x . . ? f ' Q' 3 I ' ' H ' 4 - . M A n 'rm 1 3 ' h . 3 J 1 ' 'T 1 ' H ' V of 'F-1' Q -: Q-. ' , 7,1 Q 1:1 I NJ ' 1 V- I ir A A l ,' f ' Ks I IIS 61 ' 1 x H y . xx l F Q gx QQ: . 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N1 L53 3 ,' K . ltx W ' ' df ' .S 4 X- V if farm . '57 ' JF' ,A X ll - 9 ii' yn 'im J iviky- , fl ' 6 , W W' VTR W lr J 'El I Q f i mf' W X J AWK 1 x 1 g ' vs! A , FIRST ROW: lack Smith, Iames Smith, Martha Mae Smith, Mary Io Smith, Wilma Stiles, Lois Strickland, Dresia Titus. SECOND ROW: Lee Watson, Mable Wells, Sarah Whitmore, Beverly Io Willeke, Beverly Wolfley, Earl Woodruff, Florence Ward. THIRD ROW: Vincent Vtfcrthinqton, William Worthington, Velma Wren, Dick Wright, Carl Wyneqar, NOT SHOWN: Corbitt Adkins, Glenn Spranqg Phyllis Vermillion. POLITICAL HISTORY FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES , '- , ' N , f , I f 1 . 1 f ' , , '9 1 xl 1 if ' 5 , r f ', I 1 . lo f Q ,fiJ 4' .4-W A' is A I 1 nl' v t W - ,ax , ,bf L 1 , b - is Q4 . .t flax f W rs f 1 X I ' President ........ ....... I ack Smith President .,............. lack Radcliffe Vice President ...., .... T cmmy Moore Vice President .... ,.... N eil Spranq SGCYGIGYY -------. .--. l GCR Decker Secretary ....... .... P aul Raqer The 1I'1dL1S+Il9S of Ke ton Hlqh School Rf? nnllme JI IEHQ4 H 'M STUDENT COUNCIL .,-....... FIRST ROW Velma Flemmq Lauren Hrller Iames Ransdell Eleanor Lets bECOIND ROVM Martorxe Gsbun lean Lmqrel Robert Arn Elolse Eddy VIYQIHICI Sltes Shlrley Keel THIRD ROW Mr Oaklret R1CllUId Davxs Herbert Oberlltner Don Kxssllnq lack Smith Ixm Harvey Mack Muntsmqer lames Ransdell Presldent VICS Prestden Lauren I-llller Eleanor Ze-1s Velma Flernmg Secretary Treasurer The Student Councll of l946 was rnaae up of one representattve from every club tn the sc' col Dunnq the year 1t sponsored several publ1c dances 1n he hlqh sclmo l gym lnApr1ltne Student Qounctl presented the annual Carmval The proceeds trorn the aarmvat o be used t r tnstruments and football equlp rnent its ECHO AND ECHOETTE lube I . I: :,. -.,. FIRST BOW Advrsor Bettymae Bookwalter Bob Van Stronder Mxllard Trmmons Mack Muntsmger lames Bansdell Bob Wrnebrenner Lester Sherman Bob Davxdson SECOND BOW Barbara Qumn Ioann Bercaw Eloise Eddy Betty Wllkms Mary Helen Howard Wanda Krnnear Pattr Anderson Betty Pfeltfer Eleanor Zels Advrsor Alyce Cox The Echo and Echoette were pubhshed by the newly iorrned Iournallsm Class whloh was Composed of Iunrors and Senlors only At the beqlnnlnq of the year the class Was madly crarnmrnq to learn the rnechanrcs of news paper productron Eventually the class mastered the detarls and publlshed the Echoette lW1Ce every month ln the mlddle of the year rt partlally turned rts attent1on to the task of producmq the year book The result of therr labor IS now before you ECHOETTE STAFF ECHO STAFF Edrtor Iarnes Bansdell Busmess Manager Mrllard Trrnrnons Sports EdllOf Bob Dav1dson Fashron Ed1tor Ioan Bercaw Exchange Edltor Wanda K1nnear Musto Colurnmsts Mack Muntsmqer Eleanor Zers Copy Reader Barbara Qurnn Advlsor Mrs Alyce Cox Reporters Elorse Eddy Bxchard Goodwrn Mary Howard Betty Pferfter Lester Sher man Bob Van Stronder Betty Wxlkrn Bob Wrnebrenner Patil Anderson Edrtor Asslstant Edrtor Busrness Manaaer ACl1V1l19S Edrtor Sports Edrtor Admlnrstratlon Edrtor AdV1SOf M1 Elorse Eddy Eleanor Zers Brchard Goodwln Ioann Bercaw Bob Davrdson Barbara Qulnn ss Bettyrnae Bookwalter I K x. K ' J . A ,, , V , . ,,.- L ' f . A Z ' I I V r r I I 5 V . . 4 S . l I . 1 , V - , 1 I ' I - f , I , . DRAMATIC in-4 IIRS1 ROW nstner buverstern Russel lones lay I-lastmqs Rrchard Dyer Kerth Holland Robert Wrnebrenner Marlon Blue l elson Temple Iohn Erwm SECOND ROVV llnl rd Trrnmons M ry He en Howard Pattr Anderson Martha lean Wagner Lerla Melrck Betty llclirn ey Te nne Ell t Helen Oberlrtner Rc ard Iames tl-HRD ROV! Wil ur crown Anna lf e orrrs Mae Helm n D rlene Valvano Dons Rogers lVllmG Long M rae B cw Dorothy Nada FOURTH HCV Rt h r e rrn n Eugene vust le Lmerel Bn Brooks Le ma Jrttenbe rg Be-ty En e Pat k l rrvn De FIFTH RO :vcr S es 'res R nsdel Ne mr Ll6'l'll'1Q Q rr ey Keel Mrss Leona Kexster Shuley Grvnes H ty -ie me Durrng the y S t l945 40 h D or natrc Ql F reca e ne of the rncst act ve rubs rn Kenton H a Schc l Meet nas were held exery Thursday durrnq th tourth perrccl The rne t1nqS C nets ea of the Qtudy of eorne phase of drarnatrcs We vclurne ana Control 1 acente t l act rs on etc ae staae manaqernent rant na et'eC's fnalce ,rp scenery astunnna Qtaae arrangement radro scrrpt ar d rnrr res onrstlc theatre 1 c' gxjcll ur t rc UI tru Cl li 'I waq l r utr Luau at MGT: all th: pf tntrnq of Clcrar a t leave t th LYNCTHE -.FOli SHOES e1+f'15rNr THEM lerirruirr ,ST16-PPE CLUB FIRST ROW Mary Ann Hatcher Sherry Mulvcnne Miss Leona Kexster Kenneth Atkinson Wesley Broseke Ioanna Smith David Carr Don Latimer SECOND ROW Mariorie Bowman Iuanita Nagley Ilene Ward Reba Holland Ioy 'Tumer Mary Ann Wagner Donna Latimer Ioan Bloom lean Owings Barbara Boles On November 12 the club presented a fifteen scene chapel Religion Through the Ages under the direction of Miss Leona Keister the club s advisor The annual three one-act plays were pre- sented on March 22 with outstanding SLICCGSS Miss Leona Keister served as our guiding hand with Shirley Keel as president- Iohn Wagner vice-president Velma Fleming sec- retaryg and Iarnes Ransdell, treasurer. o Every Family Has One Highlight of the club's accomplishments was the production of the play, Every Family Has One. This humorous play was pre- sented on February 12 and l3, for the benefit of the new swimming pool: it concerns the Reardons, who are a typical American family whose eccentricities, if hilarious, are only normal. GIRL FTRST ROW Mrs Gramlxch Velma I-'lemma Pat Clark Mae Hexlman Eleanor Zels lean Lmgrel Betty Engle Mtss Ichnson Sh1rley Keel Martha McFadden E o1se Eddy Ioann Bercaw SECOND ROW Esther SIIVGYS em N' y elen Hcwa d Vt nda Kmnear K thleen lvamor Shrrley Larrney Ve ma Hcmm Mary Barey v :ie l'cCumo THIRD ROVV Bety Wxkm Nardell E wn Ie rrfe Euot Barbara Ournn Leila Mellck Margaret Er nz Nancy Hummel Pat ORourke FOURTH ROW Tw1l1a Bacon W1 ma Long Vmrqmra Sites Darlene Valvano Dorrs Rogers Betty lVlCKlPl y Martha lean VVaqner Ronnie lcrns rt Ba bara Yauqer ElFTH ROW Leoma X xtenlaurq Mn 1 B e Pa 1 Arderson Elmo: Kmq Rosemary Harvey M rrlv Reber Marrlyn Decker Shrr ey C1 Merrl er l R cabmet for 1945 and 19-4a are as r I restaer t lean Lmqrel he Q ol e Mae Herlman s v Eloise Eddy Eleanor Zets Patrrcra Clark Ioann Bercaw f Betty Enale De a r ns at Slurley Keel 4 naur ra Martha McFadden Aav s rs Mtss Anne Iohnson Mr Florence Grarnlrch NAGLE 5 GLASS AND PAINT THE HARRIS PRINTING COMPANY , - -1 . Y W , . 1 . ' , ' , , ' . ', ' , r A I X' A A 1 . ' : ' t ' , rar- - r , .la ' , a 1 ' , ' ' ', l el, 'l , l 3 l .vm 'er. 1. y 'lr ' ' wt H Y ' ' ' . . . , . re , ar. 1 , , , a , ' , ' . 'ne . ' .. c r . ' ,. 2 tv' t o , C xly: lu , tt' . , ' , , a'4n .., , 'I Innes, K . f. K , 1 Z., S QI ll9 sfl, . ' 7 Q ' tigllswsi 3' ..... ' V , A y . meglrf-d-:.t ...... secretary. . . . . . . . ..,.... . . .Velma Fleming Tzeamfr ' r'i.gr':r:i ,,:3,:.rtf nt. .,.,...... . . 11,52 Iiflctl .............. . ..... ' ' f-':.g ,1l1'1lIII. TI. ....,, ..... . .. Sicztrl tQ'l1aQr::.f,:. ........ ,...... N . '. t'g 1aQ::1.,xi............ :.,, fr f , ,, .KAAA X., A . AA ....-. . - - . 1 C . ........ . . . . .. s. . ' , 'ters cf RESERVES FIRST ROW MISS Anne Iohnson Wanda McCullough Barbara Danrels Mmam Sherman Woolley Ida McCullough Lors Rank Phyllls Gerlach Alrce Gossard Maman McFarland Mrs Florence Gramhch SECOND ROW Sherry Mulvame Barbara Fundom Marlone Fumey Norma Ford Anna Mae Moms Pat Keckler Mary Conley Mary Lou Kordenbrock Nancy Norton Myra Wlllrams Mxldred Wells Beverly Rrchardson THIRD ROW Marllyn Crooks Janet Reber Claradell Hell Ioanna Smrth Betty Pfextfer Marjorie Osbun Dorothy Modd Mlldred Stemman FOURTH ROW Marte Brxler Iean Ow1ngs Shtrley Hatchett Reba Holland Ioy Turner loAnn Oates Martha Schlmgloi FIFTH ROW Betty Buttolph Ioan Bloom Donna Latxmer Mary Ann Wagner Maryorle Bowman Mary Ann Hatcher Iuamta Nagley Marrlyn Radchffe Barbara Boles The Curl Reserves under the leadershlp of lean Lmgrel as pres1dent spent a prohtable and useful year One of the flrst weekly Chapels was 1n charge of the G R Club To start the socxal year the club unlted W1ll'l the H1 Y Club rn the annual hayrlde and welner roast Several Jolnt G R H1 Y meetnngs were held dunng the year to drscuss current prob- lems of lnterest to both groups On November 4 l94o the beauuful Recog n1t1on SSIVICG was held for the new members and a tea for the grrls and therr mothers followed the program Durlng the Chrtstmas Season the club sponsored the sale of Chrtstmas Seals The annual Mother Daughter banquet was the lnghhght of the soc1al year As of old the lnstallatlon Servxce closed the school year as the newly elected offrcers succeeded the graduatrng senlor Off1CefS Ccmphments i Orr umer S Of STEWART AUTO SALES KENNYS RADIO SHOP : , . . , Pat : , , . . , I 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 I . I 1 1 1 , . , . . . .' ' . , I I I - ' A - W.. , o C .,, .. as-4... TNQQ, HI-Y NNE. ',,'-Slitf' R-IH? lf FIRST ROW Mr Feller Rrchard I-Ierlrnan Robert Comer Lauren I-I1ller George Brtndley Herbert Oberlrtner Robert Hall Robert Str es Marlon Blue lay I-Iashnqs Torn Nuntsmger I.ew1s Jones Mack Muntsmger W1 1 m I' SECOND ROW Garns Haas Kerth Holland Ioe Na quxt Robet Radcllffe w rlbur Brown Bob Van Stronder Rrchard Davxs Eugene Gust Wayne Rodgers THIRD ROW Robert Arn Phllup B tes Fred cas Robert Vmebrenner om Ralston B111 Brooks Nell Hommel lack Wrlght Don Krsslmg Iarnes Ransdell Rrcn rd Mernman Mlllard Trmrnons Iohn Erwin Every boy who wlshes to ally hlmselt WlIl'1 th1s natron wrde fellowshlp of the H1 Y must hrst accept IIS purpose T create mamtam and extend throughout the school and com mun1ty h1gh standards of Chrrstran charac has always stood fcr the hrghest tdeals of Ieadershxp s ho rsh1p and character Thrs year t e o aan1zat1on held one mght nd one aay eet mg every month Programs costs ed ot realcers und dlscussrons deal Q wrth var s tftr s Loth relrgrous and ed atronal The club agam sponsored the annual Good Manners Week held the customary father son banquet and presented a chapel durlng the course of the year Hxghlrght of the SOCIGI year was the annual G R H1 Y Werner roast Ofttcers who were elected m the sprmq by the evaluatron system were Presldent Iar es Ransden Vrce Presraent D1cx Merrr man T easurer Don Krsslmg Secretary Iack Wrrght Mr Qha les Feller served as adv1sor for th group 'rents c oft s 5 r I 7, 1 V. ,UE . 1 lf -tl t L ' ?' . Pig x s 3,5 .3 A A 'xx' 'Z , . 4 1 I Lv. . 2 f no '- H 1 X' , I I A' 1 A V . M V . A , I, I ' , I ll a Malone. ' 1 ' Q1 ' c 1 ' '. ' T ' . . : ,, O I . . I . ter. The H1-Y Club of Kenton High School ' ' , c la , , , . ' ' LLC . 9 . Gorrzyhr.. , f Qcrngnxm 1.1 of Gorrgznment ci 52 KENTON SHOE REBUILDERS BUCKEYE GRILL FITZPATHICK GROCERY fi V'5v'1 10? JUNIOR HI Y 1-RONT ROW Mr Hackney Ice McKinley Iames Harvey Neal Spranq SECOND ROW Nick Apostle Ted Colley lames Edman David Carr Kenneth Atkinson lack Kattenohn Iohn Sorqon Don Latimer Dick Moser lack Radcliffe THIRD ROW Richard Bazer Dick Lease Wesley Broske Bob Ashba Paul Gordon Dale Buxton Duane Llller Paul Prager Harry Barley Charles Lloyd 'owell Hare Charles Ford Members of Iunior H1 Y have met twice a month durinq the school year the day meet ing being held the first week the night meet ing the third Week in the month Throughout the year Iumor HIYGIS have emoyed such activities as play niqhts and a pie supper. In addition they have been given the oppor- tunity of hearing several speakers whose subjects of discussion were related in some way to l-Ii-Y goals. The outstanding event of the Hi-Y social year was the Father and Son Banquet held in April. President ............... Iames Harvey Vice President ............ Ioe McKinley Secretary ................. Neil Spranq FUTURE FARMERS FIRST ROW Randall Clark Garrls Haas Norman Glock Bill Bloom Albert Mabrey Robert Hell Leon Shxngledecker Wrlhs Anderson Advxsor Wllham Stuart SECOND ROW Norman Faurot Glen Flowers Rzchard Laub1s Earl Lowe James Moms Rzchard Draper Herbert Rostorter loe Lones Carey Latham THIRD ROW Carl Lotz Rzchard Dyer lay Hastmqs FOURTH ROW Rrchard Hetlman Lauren Hrller Robert Lonqbrake C'Ylf3 HIGHS C Presrdent Lauren Hlller Vxce Presldent lohn Wagner Secretary Carl Lotz Treasurer lay Hastmgs Student Advlsor Rlchard Hellman Durxnq 1945 1946 the Future Farmers of Amenca have tned to advance the scxence of aqrlculture by paruczpatlng 1n several act1v1 t1es such as the Parhamentary Procedure Contest State Iudqmq Contest State Pubhc Speakxnq Contest and Annual Pest Hunt An add1t1onal prolect was a program qlven at the Kenton Chamber ot Commerce on the sub1ect Functxons of the F P A Members of F F A have an opportunrty to ascend the tour deqrees of membershmp namely Greerthand Future Farmer State Farmer and Amerlcan Farmer Club supervtsor for the year was W1ll1am H Stuart whose au1dance was much appre c ated MOORES SOHIO STATION Cvrrplmems O' xy 'A 7 Reporter. ....,. ...... R obert Lonqbrake C . It 1 f C. Moore and hm Deardorft WALLANDS GREENHOUSE QRCHESTRA FIRST ROW Alta Dyer lvadel McCumber Nxck Apostle Marllyn Hatchett Lois Buchagen Mack Muntsmger Betty McKmley SECOND ROW Iosephme Focht Iayne Eddy Martha Danner Ioann Bloom Mae Hellman Paul Gordon Dw1ghtRob1nson Barbara Fundom Beverly Woliley Ellen Harrxs Betty Butcher Leoma Wrttenburg Dmck Smxth Ioanna Smxth THIRD ROW Elsxe Carpenter Delores Kohler Marnlyn Crooks Mane Brxler Dwxght Llller Carl Koch Velma Lou Flemmg Wanda McCullough Eleanor Kzng Rosemary Harvey Bob Frost Bllly Ansler FOURTH ROW Martha Mae Smlth IoAnn Oates lack Radchtfe Bob Arn Nell Sprana Mary Lou Kordenbrock Mr Murphy Elolse Eddy Ofhcers of the orchestra are Vrce Pres1dent Velma F lem1ng Secretary Elorse Eddy As the 1945 46 school year progressed the Kenton Hlgh School orchestra grew rn number and 1n ab1l1ty Under the d1rect1on of Herbert A Murphy the orchestra played for the Iunxor and Sernor plays and for the baccalaureate and commencement servlces Thls orgamza t1on IS a tra1n1ng ground where lnstrurnental students learn co operatron and coordmatton under the leadersh1p of the conductor Thrs group IS to be congratulated on the fme work done dunng the past year Compllments of Comnnments of President ................... Carl Koch BAKER'S COLLISION GARAGE RHODES GARAGE CHOIR FIRST ROW Marze Bxxler Wanda McCullough Mary Lou Sheldon Betty Wrlkxn Martha Schlxnqlof Sonny Clav,ool D Bux n D1f'ne L1llC Rlcl rd B 1e1 Neal Sprmq Harry Barley Ir Clzftod B1dd1naer Roqer Coe P t ORO rke lo Ann Cates laret Reber SECOND ROW' Ma ,e RIZCY N n y Hummel Margaret Franz M 1ry Lou Barley Na k lfantsmqsr Dxclc Davrs Robe' Arn Cer Kc h DW qht l.1lle1 Dxck Moser N1k Apostle Tom Muntsmqer Marxan M F ana 1-A e G s d l ar1lyn Reber Flxnor Klnq M155 Slcelley ll-HRD PU B o r X1 r D 'ores Phrllrs v aelMcCum1e1 Ba1 am C 1rn At Dyer layne Eddy Betty Buttol V r1 Q rond Dwught Rob nson Bob Haag Raymona B1e'1n lohn Talber Rrchard Nad ry K en V nor G ra Brown Manlwn C P ks Rcaerta Candler FOURTH ROM' Bday D r y Cooper Iosephme Pxckerlnq Icann Bere W Mary Lou Zers Barbara D H165 rs r Funa 'TI Vlrr r1e Furney Rosemary Harvey Pat VVoolley Under the leaderslnp of Mlss Roberta Slcelley the SQHIOT Chou has been an acuve part1c1pant 111 several outstandmq proqrarns of thls year 'Wrth the ald of the Dramauc Club a Chr1strnas proqrarn was presented on Deoe ber lil Cho1r '11e1r1bers and those rnernbers of the Dra ot1 Club who had helped 111 presenta llvll ol he L lY1blIlllIS char el proqram e noyed a p 1 y fn February Z5 1 1 1' 25 was the date of the lOll'1l L ncer '1'n 19 ba 1d a1a l l M y the h.11r pC1IllC1 atea 1' the an ual a str1 ' Cantes ll t P r s 1 11s1ca1 year euaed Vfltyl ,res n 1 ot 11e lus C1 p1T11C1Q of he rv ron 4 e e FT ornrncn Gll e11 5 56 WEST OHIO GAS COMPANY F W WOOLWORTH COMPANY MARGARET LONG i V l 1 1 1 1 l 1 ' 1 j: 1, ,ale , to V ' fr, ' 1a a' , f , A , ., ' r ' 4 , 1, a. 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Cornpjrn-t-111' ci Q' :11:,1:111111s Ccrig ,::1.- : 1 2 BAND Iimmy Allen, Billy Amsler, Patti Anderson, Nick Apostle, Robert Arn, Harry Bailey, Barbara Ballinger, Marie Bixler, Paul Bruck, Lois Buchagen, Betty Butcher, Patty Clark, Sonny Claypool Dorothy Cooper, Marilyn Crooks, Richard Davis, Iayne Eddy, Lois Fitzpatrick, Barbara Fundorn, Velma Fleming, George Fox, Robert Frost, Robert Gemrnell, Paul Gordon, lack Grigsby, Lowell Garner, Iames Harvey, Rosemary Harvey, Ellen Harris, Shirley Hatchett, Marilyn Hatchett, Mae Heilman, Reba Holland, Nancy Hummel, Brenda Iohnson, Elinor King, Shirley Koch, Carl Koch, Mary Lou Kordenbrock, Duane Liller, Dwight Liller, Richard Madory, Wanda McCullough, Ice McKinley, Sherry Mulvaine, Mack Muntsinger, Tom Muntsinger, Sis Muntsinger, IoAnn Oates, Helen Oberlitner, Iosephine Pickering, Dwight Robinson, lanet Reber, lack Radcliffe, Marilyn Reber, Elinor Renfrew, Ioanna Smith, Miriam Sherman, Lois Strickland, loanna Sheldon, Delores Smith, Mary lo- Smith, Neil Sprang, Lee Sheldon, Martha Smith, Betty Sharp, Richard Smith, Wilma Stiles, Donna Williams, Mary Wagner, Mildred Wells, Leoma Wittenberg, Beverly Vtfolfley, Neil Williams, Myra Williams, Pat Woolley, Sarah Whitmore, Barbara Yauger. The Kenton High School Band which has been organized since l924 has this year and three years previously, been very capably led by Mr. Herbert A. Murphy. Each year the band participates in many banquets, contests and festivals. The band is made up of seventy-one mem- bers, lt was organized to provide worthwhile leisure time activity, to be a serviceable or- ganization for the school and community, and to teach cooperation and team work. ln some cases this experience may lead to a student's choice of music as a life's profession. The officers of the band are: President ................... Dick Davis Vice President. . . . . .Sherry Mulvaine Secretary ............. Miriam Sherman The band is led by: Major ................ Sherry Mulvaine Majorettes. . . . . . Nancy Hummel Pat Anderson Twirlers ............. Barbara Ballinger Dorothy Cooper, Brenda Iohnson Flag Carriers .... Mary Lou Kordenbrock lvadel McCumber C 1, C t f Compliments of C 1, Q H, Omplmms C ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Omplmms X' IO THEATER-R. A. NORTON Clover-Douqhmzn JAMES' MARATHON SERVICE STATION 5 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS FIRST ROW lean Cook Cheryl Unkhart Colleen Homer Betty Osborn Miss Terrill lrene Wedertz Velma Getz Maryone Edman Myra Wllhams SECOND ROW Dons Blumenschme Dorothy Cooper Mary Lou Brown Ruth Davrs Dorothy Krlgore Ioan Draper Mabel Wells Ioan Marquts Beverly Rrchardson THIRD ROW Roberta Candler Betty Sharp Sarah Whttmore Mary Io Smxth Delta Danner Ioy Turner Ilene Ward Iean Owmgs Charlotte Coffman Martha Rader Manlyn Radcltffe Wlsse Edna Dyer Mxldred Wells FIFTH ROW Uleta Stmson Dorothy Lay Mary Kay Sryock Martha Mae Smxth Wxlma Stxles Th1s organlzatton has apprommately 75 members and IS open to any gnrl taklng Home Econom1cs At the end of each school term pnzes are awarded the two senlor members havmg the htghest grades The ma1n purposes of thts club are the de velopment of socral graces through club pro grams and partxes and the rmprovement of the department eqwupment Th1s term the g1r1s have mstalled a new refngerator and some new handtcraft matertals 1n thelr department 1 Ccmphments f Ccnnplmens f Cc xmen s ot nsxms r:r.scrmcAf AND runmrtmr: srons IENNINGS FURNITURE STORE corrss strop Kerr on and Upper Sandusky FOU'R'l'l-I ROW: Barbara Boles, Betty Butcher, Donna l.atimer, Virginia Lease, Ellen I-Iarrdls, Dorothy me 8 I C t i t c OF AMERICA FIRST ROW Mary Smlth Mary Lou Brown Advisor Mlss Terrxll Helen Dxttus Maryorie Comstock Twlla Bacon Phyltss Gerlach Ioan Kaylor SECOND ROW Ru h Wrlhams lean Ann Conkle Ieanne Elllot Martha Schlmqlof Mardell Brown lane Collxns THIRD ROW Betty Pfel fer Mrrxam Sherman Barbara Dc mels lollnn Oates Martha Danner Betty Lou McK1r1ley Ida McCullough Pat Kxlqore FOURTH ROW Rachel Bloom Darlene Valvano Martha lean Wagner Rosemary Harvey Marllyn Sxemon Helyn Shrek Doro hy Modd Patty Keckler FIFTH ROW Maxme Duqhman Lou Ella Oates lfarlorre Osbun Mlldred Stemman Leoma Wltt n berq Dorrs Rogers Vxce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advrser Lou Ella Oates Mlldrecl Stemrnan Vlaxme Duqhman M1ss Helen Terrlll 'mcrnpllme ts f Comclzrrents ct C m HTIGHQS gf HATHAWAY AND LICHTY IERROLDS MENS WEAR OHIO POWER COMPANY 59 , ' , Q I V I ' President .................. Marjorie Osbun JUNIOR PLAY H fxx? mal A Case of Springtime a three act come- dy was presented by the Iunior class on December 19 under the supervision of Mrs Alyce Cox The cast displayed excellent acting ability and the play proved successful in spite of unfavorable weather A Case of Springtime is an unusual story of an aver age high school boy his family and his SENIOR The Senior class play presented on May 6 and 7 was the well-known Daphne Du Maur- ier drama Rebecca. Although Maxim de Winter s first wife Rebecca never appears her presence haunts the shy young second wife. The drama is concerned with-' the events which follow the discovery of Re- becca s body and with the effort of Mrs. de Winter to fit into her husband s world. Mrs. de Winter becomes secure in her husband s friends and their adventures furnished an evening of enioyment for a near-capaclty audience The cast included Leila Melick Raymond Biehn Nancy Hummel Nancy Norton Tom Muntsinger Anna Mae Morris Io Ann Oates Richard Iames Roger Cole Esther Silverstein Marilyn Blue George Brindley Patty Woolley. PLAY love after the true story of Rebeccas death has been revealed. The cast included Iames Ransdell Eleanor Zeis Leoma Wittenberg Carl Koch Robert Am Ioann Bercaw Richard Merriman Iohn Wagner Mack Muntsinger Arthur Cum- mings Robert Winebrenner Betty Pfeiffer Betty Engle Velma Fleming and Shirley Keel. Rebecca was directed by Miss Betty- mae Bookwalter. 32 We Q fnpermb I' D 69,9 Pcxqmg Ioe Lows plus Ice Cream Shlrley Why y Mcrnlynl ,I 55 Ooi 095 X9 Whgi? W O 006 Q here? 'Why '? f 0x0 lg mqht? u m S Comphmems of KENTON COLLISION Qkx Swallow a pers1mrnon7 Wonder how long 1t ll last? ,rf Look what Ive got! That fence looks hard Oh no ami Does Leonard know? 5. S1111 qomq strong Betty Co-ed 1946 edmon Compllmenls of Compliments of BOYD W FAIR KEITHS ELECTRICAL STORE ,Qi 1' e I L , Qqo. QQ f ,. , QQ? .Q ! Q l l S646 s O Qlfb - 'E 5 9 Q ir 6 14 lv- ' . il ' '. tl xfajxf ' w 0, ix f gi- 'fn l - 'Q 1' X , Ks' :Q Q Efifz' in J ' , ff' X x . -- xQ. 'E ?f.3f 7' X - 0 fbi' ' ' d . .XKOSN fir' f 6410 , b -s. QC' . oil t MADRIGAL FIRST ROW: Ioan Bercaw, Ivadel McCumber Barbara Quinn Eloise Eddy accompanist Mary Lou Kordenbrock Wanda Bums Manan McFarland SECOND ROW Roger Cole Ray mond Biehn Tom Muntsmger Robert Am and Fess Claypool Members not shown are Richard Davis Mack Muntstnger Pat Woolley Madngal IS an orgamzatlon of specially chosen students who smq for the pleasure of Slnglng Its pract1ce perlods were held at no n l.hlS year 1n order not to confhct wlth the full schedules of most of 1lS member Madr1gal groups part1c1pated ln the Muslc Department concert held on March 15 and on Apnl 15 Madrlgal contestants took part 1n the d1SlI'1Cl contest at Bluffton PEP BAND Due to the sxze of the gymnas1um 1t would be 1mposs1ble to have the com plete K H S Band assembled 1n 1t but what would a basketball game be wlthout a few peppy marches? The pep band IS the orgaruzanon whlch fllls such a need Under the leadershxp of Herbert A Murphy 1t played for all the home basketball games throughout the year and gave much msp1rat1on to the players and fans Barbara Fundom Dwxqht Robin son Nxck Apostle Duane Ltller Wanda McCullough BACK ROW Dlck Davis Mack Muntsmger Mlnam Sherman Leoma Wxttenberq Io Ann Oates Carl Koch Nell Sprang Ir. N . I . . . 1 ' ' I Q 2 2' Q FRONT ROW: Tom Muntsinger, My l 1 hp' f- ' . ' I. I .15 I rv' - Q , ,Q ., . ' . . I A ' . , 'it .' , ' . xr I A s . X CHEERLEADERS ON PARADE STANUNG: Pai C'Bourxe, lean Lrnqrel, Belly Bzgztolph l-fury Lou Slgadorz Eleanor Zeis. Khl:ELITlG: Margaret Franz, Bar- Lar: Y ruqer, Marilyn Fvzdclifie, f'.1z:.it.,r Naqley, Barbara Davis. Yea Kenton on to vrctory At the annual football banquet one varsrty cheerleadrnq letter was awarded to Patrrcra O Rourke whrle Mary Lou Sheldon Betty Buttolph lean Lrngrel and Eleanor Ze-rs who have completed two years on the varsrty squad were awarded cheerleadrnq prns 'Ihose qrrls who led the reserve team on to vlctory were Margaret Franz Barbara Davrs Manlyn Radchtf Barbara Yauqer and Iuanrta Nagley HOMECOMING The crovt nrnq of the Hornecornrnq Klnq and Queen was the hrqhlrqht ot the annual Hornecomrnq celebratron held on October 26 A Hornecornrnq dance tollowed the qarne Y IS 1 I . . . , . , I 1 I f 1 I 1 f ' -,,,..- -- .--,. . . :rural . . -::. ,f-tri -1371 -. B 157. :er 2.32m filnrnci Ze' QQJ.. Helen fltertpner. 121 raft Bflfw S ff H7 S P O R T 5 , X 1 l C' ' as ' W X .. Q Nxufifjvfg MQ lt! F1 1'-Q l - 1 VARSITY K .QAM BACK ROW Advisor Coach Doms Buxton Hommel Malone Ralston Hall Dom Streets Blue Hastings Davidson Stiles Mr Oaklief MIDDLE ROW Wright lones Oberlitner Hottman Brown Brooks Dyer Bailey Lloyd Sprang FRONT ROW V1C9Pf9Sld9Dl Kisslmg President Ransdell Secretary Treasurer Brmdley The Varsity K Club is an honorary associa tion composed of only those who have earned a varsity letter in football basketball or track The development of sportsmanshlp in school as well as in athletics is the main obiective of the club With one of the biggest and most active clubs in Varsity K history the keynote of the club was cooperation At the informal meet ings held regularly throughout the year dis cussions were held in which a keener interest in sportsmanship could be stressed Proiects for the year included the sponsor TROPHY CASE Here we find the trophy case located in the lobby ot the Kenton High School gymnasium. This case contains all trophies and awards bestowed upon Kenton athletes in state and in league competition. mg of an interclass tournament and an elghth grade county tournament printing of basket ball schedules which were passed out to all fans in an effort to promote interest in this year s team and the presentation of a chapel program for the benefit of the entire school Among other social events enioyed by the club was a ple supper for the new members The officers of Varsity K were President Iames Ransdell Vice-President Don Kissling Secretary Treasurer George Brindley Compliments ot Compliments ot ROSENTHAIJ5 REPPERT AND SONS VARSITY FOOTBALL i 2 -K ,. BACK ROW: Coach Doxris, Taylor, Oberlttner, Ralston, Mabrey, Walker, Erwin, Hall, Hommel, Brindley, Gust, Rodgers, Wright. SECOND ROW: Brooks trngnl, Brown, l-lottman, Dyer, Streets, Blue, Davidson, Stiles, Iones, Capt. Kissling, Hastings. FRONT ROW: Hogan, Moser, Latham, Haudenshield, Harvey, Gordon, Buxton, Sellers, Spranq, Bailey, Lloyd, Deardort, Mullady, Lones. VARSITY FOOTBALL K.H.S ....... O Bluffton . . . . . . . 12 K.H.S... 0 St.Marys.... ....26 K.H.S ... O Van Wert .... . . . .32 K.H.S.. . . .... 26 Forest ........ . . .14 K.H.S.. .. .... 13 Wapakoneta . . . . .49 K.H.S 0 Ada ........ . . 7 K.H.S... .... 14 Celina .. 7 K.H.S .... 0 Carey ........... 20 K.H.S.. . . ...... 0 Bellefontaine . . . . .13 Benoit Game K.H.S.... ...... 27 Ada... ....13 'I'he 45 football season may not have looked successful as far as wins are con- cerned but in other ways the team was more successful than ever before. This year's squad won respect from all opponents as the cleanest, hardest hitting outfit they had ever played. The Wildcat fans recognized the spirit as being much higher than in the past as the Wildcats never lost hope when the odds were against them. Compliments of UHLMANS 'bvw .. 'A' iff: . '. M We Ziff? 770' Ag? mutt ,fr 1' 45 .- d5J fi X5 .c C' 444 Lomplrments ot BOLENBAUGH 44 Don Krsshnq Don a senror wa cur captarn and quarter back and als ran passed and punted from the lef half posrtron Remember how he sprlle Ada s applecart on a couple of play and hrs long runs agarnst Carey? 99 W'r1bur Brown Wrlbur started th season at end but soon moved to le half He could run anywhere yo wanted hrm to through the lrne o around end Wrlbur was our top score thrs year 30 Bob Davidson. Davey Wasn t tall o speedy as ends usually are but h proved hrs abrlrty to play rn hrs blockrn and defensrve play That long touc down pass rn the Ada game whrch h caught from hrs left end posrtron was 1 heartbreaker when the offrcral ruled out of the end zone 80 Bob Shles Bob saw most of hr actron at rrght end but he drdnt sto here he also played left end and rrg and left tackle Had the season bee longer we mrght have seen hrm thro rng passes who knows? 58 Lewis Iones Lewrs our most e perrenced lrneman cleared the wa from the left tackle posrtron Loure a ways seemed to pop up where the S Mary s ball carrrers were 60 Charles Lloyd. Chuck was the onl sophomore on the startrng lrneu throughout the year You wrll probabl see hrm playrng a better game at rrg tackle next season 77 George Bnndley George the ca tarn elect for 46 played left guard thr year George drdnt stand out rn an one game he was exceedrngly good 1 all of them Coach Dorrrs rates hrm N l on the lrne and expects hrm to do or Well rf not better at left tackle next yea 50 Gordon Wrles known as Corky won hrs letter at rrght guard as one the scrapprest players on the squa We would lrke to see hrm back at h old posrtron next year Its too bad th he s a senror . I I I I I 1 ' I ' I X' f 0 I ' X , ' . .v ' ' - 3 ' Q,-' . 1 I qs' ' 1 , ' ' I ' H -. A . I Q .2 J ., - , - x '5 fd X' ' . 'nf . I I 1 I l I ' I I I I st . .' f ,ga ' Q ' ' 1' I .t f' r , J 4, W, 1 I . vi C 11 4 - lx ff I , , I K f f Q r , ,J f ,- V- ' ' , ' ' 1 l y Q, L . ' ,svn z ' 1' -L H . 1, fly. l 'A fl .- 1 C . r fr : -' . . G 1 r - V J' ,I , . 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Iack started the season at rtght half back and when changed to fullback he had a tendency to run to the left He was one of our best open held runners and when the team needed yardage they could always count on lack ll Ned Sprung Nexl earned the plg sk1n from nght half He supphed the speed that was needed to make long yard ga1n1ng plays successful 55 Elwood Hottmcm. Elwood was our l1ne bucklng fullback He had the ab1l1ty to p1ck up yardage when most needed and could go for a touchdown when gwen a httle blockxng We would have seen some great playtng from h1m had he not broken h1s leg tn mxd season 22 Nell Hommel. Nell equ1pped the team w1th the speed needed for long yardage plays He was named on the all opponent team by Carey 66 Herbert Oberlitnor Herb was the k1nd of football player that just wouldnt be stopped He could play any back held posttton but played mostly at quarterback or fullback H1s broken leg whtch he recetved 1n the Ada beneht game may deprtve htm of playlng next year 40 George Streets George very capa bly held down the rtght end posttton after Brown was switched to the back held An old arm mlury depr1ved George of a lot of game ttme FRESHMAN FOOTBALL STANDING Mr Oaklexf Baxley Smxth Rodgers Ford Lease Decker Newman Musgrave Hottman Candler Brown Powell Koch Assxstant Coach Ransdell KNEELING Butcher Worihmqton Moore Sheldon Wrxght Shaw Henderson Blunk Johnson Ansley K H S Be11efonta1ne K.H S Ada K H S Llma South K H S Bellefontame K H S Wapak K H S Wapak K H S Ada The freshman football team under coachmq staff of Paul L Oaklexf and h1S asslstant Iames Ransdell proved to us that they were a hard f1qht1nq outflt Wltfl the deslre to Wm They are a small but m1ghty team and we hope that they go on through hfe wxth that much courage Complunents of Complunents of lSAI.Y'S-Al lohnlol DR N C SCHHOEDER ,A 4 , 'X II- I ' c'j-is 4 I N Ng X. 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O ...... . .. 2 . . . .... ....... 0 ...... . . .. 7 , the TUMBLING I f'- Lx l FIRST ROW Grllen Spranq Lotz Carter SECOND ROW Lonqbrake Deardort Smith Sellers Wright Haag THIRD ROW Coach Doms Marguart Timmons Haas Lloyd Hommel Candler Ralston Brshop FOURTH ROW Brmdley Wrles Hogan Hrller Shmgledecker Flowers Walker Buxton Hastrngs A ort was mtroduced mto Kenton H1gh School thrs year that of new sp tumbhng Th1S sport rs the bramchrld of Mr DOITIS and IS mtended to help the future football players 1n coordmatlon and agrlrty Th t bl1ng squad thrs year gave exl'11b1t1ons of tumblmg boxmg wrestlmg e um group games wlthout equ1pment relays and group games w1th equlpment mcludrng novelty basketball and stxck hockey These boys performed at the halves of varsrty basketball games and on demonstratlon nrght March 29 'M' Drum marorettes add color and style to 111 it -'fl b d d our drum malorettes con tnbute much to the pleasmg appearance o the K H S Band Our thanks to them for the hlgh stepprng they have done dunng the year L M, i 09 i hp M4.. -1, udp' LEFT TO RIGHT Barbara Ballinger Nancy Hummel l-lead Mayorette Sherry Mulvaine Patti Anderson Ronme Iohnson -- 80' V ' -1 5 - fl . 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' 3 I I I 1 VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING Coach Kinney Kissling Memman Stiles Ransdell Brown KNEELIN G Malone Davrdson ckler B ue Gust BASKETBALL RECORDS KHS KHS KHS KHS KHS KHS KHS KHS KHS KHS KHS KHS KHS KHS KHS KHS McGuffey Alurnnl Upper Sandusky St Marys Columbus South Ada L1ma St Gerard Bluffton Urbana Cehna Bellefontarne Wapakoneta Frndlay Fostona Carey Van Wert Tournament KHS Coach Krnney for h1s frrst year as head basketball coach produced one of the best records rn Kenton Hrgh hrstory ln thxs record of 13 w1ns and four losses Kenton ga1ned possess1on of the league Travel1ng Trophy rn 1ts game wrth St Marys at the begmmng of the league play thls season Kenton held 1t untrl they met Wapak on therr matchbox floor Whrle 1n possessxon of the trophy the Wrldcats rolled over Celxna Bluffton and Bellefontalne At the end of the regular sea son the Cats were tred wxth Van Wert for second place rn the league and were chosen as a tavorrte tn the class A toumament held 47 Gallon here However rn the A tournament Kenton lost to a hot Gahon f1ve Among the erght boys of the squad who graduate we fmd the captam of thls year team Iames Ransdell who was g1ven honor able mentron 1n the state as a forward He broke the scorrng record for one season pre- vrously held by hrs brother Dwxght and tred the s1ngle game record also held by h1s brother These elght semors and the rest of the class of 1946 w1sh to congratulate Mr Krnney We hope he may turn out many more records lrke ours and even better than ours rn the future H911 A . - Kel ' f -- 1 A 5 iv' I ... ............ 54 ...... ..21 . .. ............ 39 ' ........ ..26 ... ............ 30 ..36 ... ............ 41 . ...... ...l8 . .. ............ 36 ..44 . .. ...... ..... 3 5 ........... ..20 ... ............ 50 ' . ...l5- ... ............ 43 ........ ..33 ... ............ 66 ........ ..39 K.H.S. ............ 57 Bucyrus .......... 45 . .. ............ 49 ' ......... ..33 ... ............ 48 ' .....3l . .. ............ 27 .....35 . ........ 47 ' .... ......31 ... .... ....... 3 8 ' ..... ....37 ... ............ 65 ......... ..52 ... ............ 37 ...... ..40 ... ............ ' .... .... . .54 IIM RANSDELL lforwczrdl- The rn st outstandtng player Kenton nas seen stnce h1s br ther Dwtght graauated hm broke all QXISUIIQ records for 1nd1v1d11al scor ng ID Kenton Htgh School ty1ng l'11s brother tor s1ngle game at 30 ar1d sconng 319 polnts ln the l8 garnes that he played HIS eye for the basket w1ll be greatly m1ssea next year BOB STILES tforwardl-Bob s hetght under -. the basket and h1s one hand shots from the s1de were deterrmnable factors ln h1s success on the hardwoods HIS aggresstve playlng w1ll also be mtssed next year o-Q trail T0 519-' ' DON KISSLINGCcenterD Agood ball handler and an excellent de fens1ve man HIS speed on fast breaks was a valuable asset to the team and helped them roll up the score when 1t was needed Don s playmg w1ll be greatly m1ssed next year BOB DAVIDSON Cguardl Davey 1S one of the scrap p19Sl basketball players that Kenton has seen 1n a long t1me and one of the best ball handlers ot the year What he dldfl t have tn he1ght and speed he made up for w1th 1ntest1nal tort1tude I-le 15 another sentor that w1ll be 1'1'11SSGd next year .Q-I To WH.BUR BROWN fQUGIdl-Wllbuf IS the only Ju nor on the hrst f1ve and h1s experlence w1ll be a great help to the team next year HIS reboundlng ab1l1ty and h1s defenswe play helped to break up the opponents' otfenstve attack. Compltments of KRAUS IEWELRY STORE ff? 1 1 1 ' so . ' B 3 . 1 o , ' , . ' J ' ' ' 1. ' ' , Qtfllliriggzgg FS l ' n .lftb , ,W , . A 1 y D - 1 45' l l l 1 . I l S H 5 U t If-VX . t 154 X a 1 , N llfff - ' 1 1 I 4 V I V U ' 1 V ,EN 'SENT X S 30,7 L. Kmn 2251 RESERVE BASKETBALL KHS KHS KHS KHS KHS KHS KHS KHS KHS KHS KHS K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S McGuHey Upper Sandusky St Marys Columbus South Ada Lima St Gerard Bluffton Urbana Bucyrus Celina Bellefontame Wapakoneta Findlay .. . Fostona . . . . K.H.S. ...... Carey K.H.S. ............ Van Wert . This year s Reserve team presented a fight- ing team in most of their engagements wm- ning ten and losing six. In two of the games won one was an overtime at Wapakoneta the K.H.S. Reserves winning by one point The other at Bluffton in regular game time was won by the Reserves by one point. The fine sportsmanship co-operation loyalty and love for the game was evident from the fact that nineteen boys started practice and nine- teen boys all played in the last game of the season against Van Wert. STANDING Hauser Bail- ey Madory Ashba Apos- tle Harvey Don Latimer Radcliffe Smith Johnson. KNEELING Mgr Walker Decker Rader Claypool Gordon Dick Latimer Rodgers Coach Chalfin. SITTING Brooks Gus all. Compliments of STANLEY HAMILTON SAFETY CAB Ferrel Goodman We wish to ask pardon for omitting Ferrel s picture from the Senior s pages. The Echo staff is sincerely sorry for this omission but we have now included all of the Seniors of the Class of 46. PERSONALS The Echo staff would like to dedicate this page to the many friends who have been so helpful during the months of preparation for publication Our especial thanks go to George Seyfang a senior who has so generously given of his time and ability to do the art work for the 46 Echo We appreciate his contribution and are very grateful for 1t Good luck to you George in the further development of your fine talent To Robert Stewart also go our thanks for his help with the photographs found in this book lt was a very fine thing for him to give up so much of his time to do this for us All we can say to him is Thanks a million Bob We also wish to thank Marilyn Seimon for her help with the typing and all of the other friends who gave us their fullest co operation And last but certainly not least the staff wishes to thank Miss Bettymae Bookwalter our advisor and friend who has given her valuable assistance and guidance through the months of preparation We cannot express our apprecia tion enough for her unttnng labor to make the 40 Echo cne of the best Thanks for everything Miss Bookwalter Sincerely The Staff X ' 1 ' D ' . Comp iments cf Gomgnments cf Ccrngzl mer s of BRADLEY S IEWELRY cmd OPTICAL STORE HORD'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE PORTER-HULL FUNERAL HOME I . 'X xb'D if .1 IIVIPURTANT UUEUIVIENTS W ' .VI Nw E. V' 1' NN af 3 A ,ij 'T ffw 1' - A Q 9-Q Q1-Fr ':?i41'+ Qi1l -+5 'Z i mb Y . Goose pimples, Eleanor? . What becuuful tonslls you hovel My' How you ve chcmqed Bet you dldrxt know Bcrrbcxrcr could cnm hke Str 1 1 ke' 'sm W Love--Bahl Ah sweet mystery of life Comphments of Comphments of BUERGI-IRS DRY CLEANING MEADOW GOLD DAIRY , 1 I I 1 yn, Q r .y,ZC ' 1 V f' v, nv V 1 , I 'Q 6 . Q 1' - as , N. I V . .f g , ,f ng ' C x X - 3 Q , , . 1 1 SENIOR Mr Robert D Wxnebrenner 013 Icy Pavement Avenue Coldernell Alaska Dear Bob You w1ll remember when we talked to gether over the holldays you were badly 1n need of a make up expert for your newest play Symphony In Pmk Our best talent scouts MarJor1e Osbun and Marrlyn Reber have hnally contacted Mademorselle Ahcla Sheckler and she has consented to come w1th her staff for the small sum of S8 735 66 It was she that prepared Helen Oberlxtner that out stand1ng Power s model when she posed for the famous Seyfang pa1nt1ng ent1tled Sey icmgs Mother I have also arranged for the contract to be malled to you rmmedlately wh1ch w1ll entrtle you to the serv1ces of V1olet Kems and Gene Dorn for your forth com1ng productlon Have you ever reallzed Just how many member of the Class of 46 we come Jn contact w1th 1n var1ous bus1ness transacuons? Of course I real1ze that there are many 1n all walks of l1fe that we seldom run across but slnce I last talked to you I have done a httle research and I belreve I am now able to account for each and every member of our lllustrlous class Clyde Colhns and Carl Lotz are competmg for the World s heavywexght champronshrp tn Madxson Square Gardens K1ller Clyde s manager Charles Wxlson has declared that hrs challenger hasn t a chance because of hrs recent d1et of stewed prunes manufactured by Hlller Hellman and Sons lnc Also ln the world of sports IS Bob Dav1dson who Js star on the House of Davld basketball team now owned cooperat1vely by Kerth Bets and Arthur Cumm1ngs And they all have the lovel1est green beards Don Kxsslrng and Lewrs lones profess1onal football stars are playmg 1n South AIIICG Ih1S month You know how football mlnded those nat1ves have become sxnce that m1s 1044 N Gardner St San D1ego Calxf lan 6 1966 slonary Elwood Hottman set up h1s m1ss1on tn Bongo Wongo The congregat1onal cho1r under the d1rect1on of Gordon W1les broad cast each week the world over thetr ever famous Back Ln the Saddle Aqmn. lay Hastlngs has Just won the t1tle of the world s most accompllshed real estate sales man havmq sold an extenslve harem to Garrls Haas and Iohn Wagner who entertatn the1r frrends ntghtly wlth wlne women and song Not belng sat1sf1ed wlth dancmg of the numerable hour1s of the harem the two sh1eks have engaged the noted Atomlc Blondes Shrrley Lamley lean Lrngrel Martha Mc Fadden Bob Van Stronder CHOW d he get 1n herel Mary Ann Ommert and Betty Pfelffer The Reverend Father W1ll1am C Malone Presrdent of Notre Dame UDIVGTSIIY has con sented to endorse Mxllrard T1mmon s newest drscovery a hatr tontc conta1n1ng lardolln Thrs tomc lS to be a product of the Rash Redhead s Beauty Salon under the manage ment of Betty Engle and Freda Brown Shxrley Keel and Shrrley Grlmes have done wonders ln sl1mm1ng the Watstllnes of the cream of Phlladelphla s soclety rn thelr department A new method they have found most success ful are dlps ln cold water Th1s process has brought about the formatxon of a Polar Bear Club the members of wh1ch are Rrchard lones B1ll Harr1s Louella Oates Fred Coats Nelda Dolan Wllma Long Robert Longbrake Ph1l1p Boles and Donald Grtener loann Bercaw ts start1ng her fourth season cf muslcal comedy 1n New York She l1terally stops the show every n1ght wtth her rendttlon of l ve got freckles but he loves me Just the same Another novelty number lS a boogxe woogte vtolln pxano duet w1th Alta Dyer on the v1ol1n and Elolse Eddy playtng the most w1cked bass you ve ever heard -w , . - 1 1 ' 1 1 I - . 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H - - I . 1 . . . - 1 PROPHECY Carl Koch CMD PhD MABA DSCP well known psychoanalyst has built a new wing on the Mayo Clrmc where his recep tronrst Bonnie Dickenson drrects his patients either to hrs extensive establishment or to that of Williams Siemon and Goodman distrngurshed women Pediatricians lt seems that several members of our class have become quite active 1n politics Iames Mullady 1S now Mayor of Buffalo New York and George Streets IS entering his thlrty sixth week of filibusterrng in Congress for Fewer Rights for Women Post Master General Roy Armentrout has recently appointed two new assistants Lawrence McCall1ster and Paul Pope Have you heard that Drck Merriman has O Peace in the Kentucky Derby Many honors have also gone to his unique Jockey Virginia Sites She is the first woman Jockey to ride 1n the Derby Speaking of animals Marilyn Decker famed female bull fighter has recently introduced her pink bull Kate the Killer to the entertainment world Brll Furbush has Just sold the plans for his new rocket ship to the Arr Lines owned by Richard Davis Thrs unique company has a dance band under the general direction of Mack Muntsinger in the plastic tail assembly of each plane lean Lowe was recently hired by Muntsrnger to arrange floor shows to be produced every hour on the hour Martin Woodruff competently trains the spot light on Rachel Bloom sultry voiced sob srster of the air lines Leoma Wittenberg deserves the credit for the superb Job of interior decorating she has done on the ranch homes of Herbert Rostofer and the home of Robert Stiles who is presi dent of the First Natronal Bank of Salt Lake City Utah Gene and lames Harris have a mammoth circus located in Florida They have in their employ the worlds strongest man Richard Dyer They also have the most daring act of the century with Helen Shick being shot out of a cannon fired by Harold Sryock Marlon Blue is acting as the wildest man of all time I was reading in the New York Times which by the way is now edited by Iames Ransdell that Robert Am s newest book How to Lose Friends and Influence Teach ers is to be put on the bookstands in the near future tpnce S47 36 per volumel Mr and Mrs Robert Keckler Mrs Keckler the Keck s Kab and Helicopter Kompany and Mr and Mrs Keith Holland Mrs Holland being the former Patricia Clark are beginning constructron of a rrdrng stable to be used by both famrlies since their estates are Just out Slde the city of Kenton Velma Fleming IS devoting all her time to the development of a temperance movement She has stationed her followers Paul Harp Iames Iones Wanda Long and Lester Sher man rn the country s largest c1t1es to make known the propaganda of the organized group I intended this to be a business letter but I found sucl' pleasure in learning the accom plishments of our class mates that I was sure you would be interested as well You have my best wishes for a successful production of your new play Sincerely Eleanor Zeis . .V . ., . . . ., . . . 1 - . ll I ' I I I just won a 350,000 purse on his horse, Man being the former Billie lean Wood, owners of I l p I ' ' I 1 I I l I I 1 I 1 I ' - l I l I . I 4,465 s P5 gm'-M SEPTEMBER ,,, f Mon Last day of freedom Tue Gad' School opens Wed B111 Malone qu1ts Journahsm Thur It s too hot to work rx S1111 too hot to work Mon Not qu1te 100 degrees Tue Iglffeskarilen llllnderfoot ,P Deep wrsclom has September s chlld CII O C anqe YOUI' COLIYSG H you a radzant sapplnre wear M O kl f N Wed Thur Jan FLgfXJnF ey Wxtch perfume wards off 111 and Tue G R and H1 Y meetlnqs C re Wed Teachers plle xt on Thur Phys Ed plus soft qlrls equals sore muscles r St Marys 20 0 they Mon Chapel Rev Allan Bowes F F A F H A we1ner roast Tue Class elechons Wed The Wmnahsl Thur They can have xt rx Faxr day Van Wert 32 0 they hrst Echoette appears F 1' 5 19 SCETS O th The fragrant white qardema Compliments of SURPRISE STORE , I K I .-'A I I e:,,7 lu, .flcliyluv 'g 'A Lf g f Q , frrffz,-jf 'K' ' 1,LWf 2 ff lf 5 ,v ' ' P, Y: --,, 'H U . 3 . 4 . . 5 ' ' ' ' . 6 ' F '. 7 ' . 10 ' . 11 H . , . . 12 . . ' . 13 . ' H H . ' F '. 14 ' - 4- - , . . . 17 ' - . . .- . . . ., . 18 . . '- I l . 19 ' ' . 20 . . ' F 1. 21 . -'- ' I . 24 , . , . . .- . . . ' . 25 I . 26 ' . . 27 ' F1 28 ' , - ' , I ' u Ja - f W I .yu DECEMBER 4 417 ,XX h . ' 'L -... Mon. Tue. Wed Thur. Fri. 3 4 5 6 7 10 ll Chapel, Miss Winitred Decker GR.-Hi-Y meetings The sun rose, the sun set Five days after Mack's birthday St. Marys-4l-18, we. Senior Scholarship test Mon. Christmas Chapel, Choir, very beautiful Tue. Football banquet, George Brindley next year's captain Wed. 12 Grid stars absent with stomach ulcers December folk the turquoise claim. Thur. 13 Brrrr! Let it snow! 11 brings good femme, health and Fri. 14 Well the old flu finally qot us. School's outl tame, Mon. l7 lllfllor play Cancelled And the narcissus white cmd sweet, Tue. l8 Tom wonders where he can buy a rabbit, cheap Keeps youth and beauty at your Wed l9 Iunior play, A Case of Springtime feet. Thur. 20 Tom says, Too many rabbitsI Fri. 21 School out, vacation! Columbus South Mon. 24 Christmas Eve-icy! Tue. 25 Christmas Day Wed. 26 See what Santy bro-uqht me? Thur 27 Holly Tree Hop Fri. 28 Sleep, sweet sleep Mon. 31 Ring out, sweet bells! Compliments of THE CHAMPION EQUIPMENT Jaxx' QXAMS! B 5595? T4 JANUARY 1.-s Tue. 1 Oh! 'What a hangover! Wed. 2 Uqh! Back to school: Echoette published Thur. 3 Everyone wants to know who writes scoop? Fri. 4 Week-end coming up Mon. 7 Dr. Collins-Chapel--Growinq Up Tue. 8 Vifhy didn't I study long ago? Wed. 9 Exams Thur. 10 Ditto gi. 11 Vacation, Hurrah! on. l4 ChapelfVarsity K ., . Tue. 15 Echo Pictures-whoops it snowed Gsvlglzfenciln of day Wed 16 Echo plctures taken Clear qarnets bring you constancy Thur. 17 Two months until St. Patrick's Day And Snowdmps liqhi Your busy Fri 18 Urbana-66-39, We way. Mon. 21 Chapelflzlev. Brown-Abraham, a man of faith Tue. 22 Bucyrus-57-45, we Wed. 23 Our basketball record looks good Thur. 24 Championship ahead? Fri. 25 Celina-49-33, we Mon. 28 Chapel-Senior Civics Classy Teachers' meeting Tue. 29 Bellefontaine--48-31, we Wed. 3O Intra-mural night Thur. 31 Miss Thierman had a birthday a month aqo Compliments of THE HUNKLE COMPANY 1711 CUPIDKS CAPERS FEBRUARY THE WN oO Ahff . 1 L. A 6 0 Fri. 1 Wapak-27-35, they Sat. 2 Findlay-47-Sl, we Mon. 4 Chapel-Rev. Pteister-Dreams Tue. ' 5 Cupid's Capers4Betty Buttolph, Don Kissling Wed. 6 Echoette appearedg Girls' meeting Thur. 7 Echoette disappeared Fri. 8 Fostoria-38-37, we: Seniors chose class colors, etc, Mon. 1 1 ChapelfBand Tue. l2 Dramatic Club Play, Every Family Has One 5 Carey-65-52, we Wed' Dramctic Club Play All February born will find Thur' 14 Slnqlnq Assembly I Youth and love in heart and mind, Fr 15 vom Wer'f4O-37' they , If they an amethyst will wear, Sun. 17 GR.-Council Teaff-to honor Senior members And keep G Primrose blooming km. Mon. 18 Chapel--Rev. Nofcier ' Tues. 19 GR. meeting Wed. 20 Singing Assembly ll: Echoette outg Girls' meeting Thur. 2l Instrumental recital Fri. 22 Vacation---Good ole George! Mon. 25 Teachers' party: Choir party Tue. 28 Grade cards----why bring back such horrible memories? Wed. 27 Class A Tournament starts Thur. 28 Second tournament night Compliments of W. I. MALONE 0 PM,,.,' . - if '12 -L- ill' 9... K i J Hllf 'vu 55' MARCH - fum. ' To- 1.2 ff I! ' I . 1 . ui -1 TN! luv nun i nun lnggun Fri. l Class A tournament Sat. 2 Class A-Galion 53-Kenton 45 Mon. 4 Chapel speaker from Wilberforce Tue. 5 G.R. Meeting Wed. 6 Echoette appears Thur. 7 Dramatic Club Fri. 8 Class A tournament Sat. 9 Class A tournament-Senior scholarship test Mon. 1 l ChapelwSenior class Tue' 12 School dance for Echo March bom must never once forget Wed' 13 MIS? Kelster talks Their flower is the violet, 14 Serllor play U-Yohlts The bloodstone gives them lasting Fri. 15 Spring music festival youth! 33 Courage, faithfulness and truth. Wed. 20 Echo deadline! Thur. 21 Magician lyceum postponed Fri. 22 Dramatic Club one-act plays Mon. 25 Chapel-Sophomore home rooms Tue. 26 F.F.A.-P.H.A. parent banquet Wed. 27 Girls' meeting Thur. 28 Dramatic Club Fri. 29 Physical Ed. demonstration pt 'TJ' may ' ., rf- ' A K. Compliments of E. B. PHILLIPS 1- n yt .