Kenton High School - Echo Yearbook (Kenton, OH)

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97 Jwzfzbna .Jaguar ociefy Top Row, l: to r.: Marjorie Pfeiffer, Everett Grubb, Marilyn Kempsell and Donald Heilman. Second Row, 1. to r.: Lois Height. Varra Jean Hastings, Beverly Wynn. Dolores Smith. Bottom Row, 1, to r.: Paul Bishop, James, Allen, Dwight Comstock, Lo,s Buchhagen. Marjorie Pfeiffer Beverly Vv'ynn Valedictorian Salutatorian COMPLIMENTS OF KENTON SAVINGS BANK MEMBER or F. D. 1A C.

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ZQSS l'0!0 EC 1970 finds Kenton, Ohio, a great metropolis with many lovely suburbs. Some of the most prominent citizens at this time are the 1950 graduates of Kenton High. Dr. Robert Zeis, a psychologist in Goshen Heights, is at this time examining the case history of Mr. Paul Allen Streets, who, while coaching the Feudin-Ruffin football team for a post season game at the Corn Cob Bowl, was hit on the head by a ball which was kicked by his star fullback, Ralph 'The Toe' Zachariah. Mr. Streets is being attended by nurses Miriam Williams, Shirley Barker and Marilyn Kempsell. At the Chip-'n'jyp Theatre in Pfeiffer Haven, which is managed by Irvin Wood and Owen Leigh, the current billings feature Irma Collins and Don Bailey in Donnie's Little Rocket Ship and Donna Harvey and Gene Hinton in Sugar Throat Thomas from Cabbage Alley, with Margaret Davis, Eleanor Graham and Norma Longbrake. Also in Pfeiffer Haven at the Opera House is the noted pianist Lois Heightg the Hobo-Broken Quartet with Jim Allen, Rodney Rish, Bob Sprague and Bill Amslerg and Madame Manjorito Pfeiffer, who has just returned from a concert tour in Paris. At the Nan's Fly or Glide-In, is proprietor Nancy Kaser, who is ably assisted in her duties by Martha Rall and Marjorie Cave. In Hepburn is the Seymour Secretarial School which is managed by Betty and Evelyn Seymour. Two of their instructors are Irene Guttenburg and Marianne Schoffner. 'Trace-em-down' Grubb is on the job. This master detective, known in his younger days as Everett 'I've-got-you-covered' Grubb, is now on the case of the disappearing hamburg. His co-worker, Bob 'Where-did-he-go' Morris, is also baffl- ed by this case. Clayton Rogers, Bob Lease and Tom Rettig have opened their own implement store in Lynnton. They are on the verge of making a sale to Robert Laubis and Tom Predmore. In the juvenile court at Taylor Creek, Dorothy Wood, famous woman lawyer, is arguing with William Shepherd, Ohio's Senior Senator, concerning the rights of women aviators. Figuring largely in this debate are Twilla 'Speed' Anderson, Mari- lyn 'Up-in-the-air' Brown, and Orvid 'The Traveler' Braig. At the Fleasia Flophouse in Pleasantville, manager Paul Bishop is greatly concerned about the need of finding vacant rooms for two famous patrons, Betty Zachariah and Dorothy Van Buskirk, who are reporters for the Classie Lassie, which is edited by Betty Latimer. A Large plant which manufactures 'Comrny D-ummy Kernel' breakfast food in Dudland is owned by Dwight, Lauren and Paul Comstock. The head dieticians are Lois Buchhagen and Joan Graham. -Counting box tops for the current contest involving the new Clipper ship is the second Vice-President, Donald Heilman. O-SO-GRAPE O-SO-GOOD KENTON BOTTLING WORKS KENTON ORANGE FLAVOR FROM FRUITS