Kenton High School - Echo Yearbook (Kenton, OH)

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fx' Ofllldfd The 1950 Echo tells the story of 450 people and of the year they shared together at Kenton High School. Our annual is truly named the 'Echo', for that it is through the years. When in the future We look back upon the mid-century times, we shall remember them more clearly through the eyes of this book. To the Seniors it will bring nostalgia, for these pages close a chapter of their lives- school days. For others, it will recall fond mem- ories of days gone by. Throughout your lives, may it serve you Well as a link in your chain of memories. Marjorie Pfeiffer, Editor COMPLIMENTS OF I GUS DICK MARKET KENTON LUMBER COMPANY I NoR'rH s1DE or SQUARE linen:-uhm.-nh.. ' ..... ............-n........ ........ ...ni..ug4.......1:.....4.1., ,......l..4... .x -M . ., A55

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J . enfon lg z 'ch the Birdie! to V.: Charles 'ount, Bill Halen me Osbun, fm v 3 J Hill? De: 1' i' - i 1 do ff, my ah Gemmell, mrmnn Gluck. ...mu- e Three Trumpeieers to r.: Bill Am- -r, Bob Frost, ni Bailey. sy Sophomore: to r.: Ellen luhhagen, Nan indley, Sue mna, Nancy ilefeld, Phyllis nlycruss. COMPLIMENTS OF KENTON TELEPHONE COMPANY Vlary Bidwell Senior Sharpies l. to r.: Lois Height, Miriam Williams, Beverlv Wynn, Varra Jean Hastings, Margie Pfeiffer. Locker Chatter 1. to r.: Bob Frost, Helen Steiner, Shirley Roby, Paul Comstock.

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