Kenton High School - Echo Yearbook (Kenton, OH)

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-- - 'ny' -pq-.fav '- ufoerinfenafenf Mn. J. cnawrono Bowan To you, the class of 1950: You found out, usually the hard way, that if you learned to do things well that you had 'formed an invaluable habit, for you were no longer satisfied to do things poorly. You learned that to get along with other people you had to treat tlhem decently-the w-ay you 'wanted to be treated. You found out that to do something or get something, you had to .pay for it-in work, or time or moneyg that no mature person believe-s that you really get anything worthwhile in life for nothing. You learned that one of the signs of maturity was the ability to depend upon yourself in contrast to being taken care of. You learned that the great people of the ages that preceded ours lhave stored up riches for the mind and heart and spirit of those of our time who have learned to understand and use those riches. You found out that there is no suibstitute for courageg that times ari-se when you either face your problems -or you are de- feated. You learned that you must live with and conquer your- self, you may be your own worst enemy. If you have found out these -things you are becoming an educated person. rincgoaf PAUL L. OAKLIEI- Congratulations to the graduating class of 1950 fo-r having luccessfully completed four years of high school training. We iope these years spent in high school have given you a clearer xerspective of the days which are ahead. The future is always challenging, but your day will come. ict at all times as if the eyes of the world were upon you. If You have a task to perform. perform it as if a great deal depend- rd on it, no matter how insignificant it may be. Those who ex- sect no plaudits, and still do their work well. can face the world vith self assurance. .2222 QZQQQ . XL. , , 1: . If I--I if '. KIRKLAND BOOTERY EVERYTHING IN SHOES BUT FEET PHONE 6238 KENTON, OHIO

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oaffrf of Cgffucczfiofz Left to right: Mr. Vernon Gasson, Mr. Keith Ershman. Mr. Chandos Printz. Clerk Mr. Eugene Sheldon, Mr. James Allen und Mr. J. Crawford Bower. Superin tendent of Schools. 2222 SZSZQSZ W C 6Cl'6Zldl'l.6S Miss Barbara Brown Mrs. Hannabelle Mrs. Marie Spencer Mac Means COMPLIMENTS OF KRAUS JEWELRY

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Q Mr. Edward Bass, B. Sc. Ohio State University, Instrumental Music, Di- rector of Band, Director of Orchestra. Miss Betty Eastwood, B. A. Ohio State University. Fine Arts. Mr. Leland Fundum, Machine Shop. Mr. Lee Gellenbeck, B. A., University of Kentucky. Basketball Coach, Boys' Physical Education. acufl' Miss Ada Doris Cain, A. B., M. A., Diploma of Piano and Theory, Muskingum College, Ohio State Uni- versity. Biology, Dean of Girls. , Mr. Richard Fleming, B. J Sc., M. M., University of Michigan, State Teachers College, Indiana, Penn. Choir, Vocal Music. Miss Joy Garrison, B. Sc., Ohio State University. Girls' Physical Education, Director of Cheerleaders. Mrs. Florence Gramlich, A. B., Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity, University of Chi- cago, Ohio Northern Uni- versity, Bowling Green University. English, I, III, Y-Teen Advisor. BROSEKE-ROBINSON THE PLACE TO GO FOR THE BRANDS YOU KNOW