Kenton High School - Echo Yearbook (Kenton, OH)

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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

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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'

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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.