Kenton High School - Echo Yearbook (Kenton, OH)

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 BOARD OF EDUCATION The Kenton Board of Education consists of five prominent citizens who manage intellectual problems and business transactions of the year. Al- though they freely give of their time by spending countless hours of their time in deliberation and discussion, they receive practically no pay. They handle tax funds, employment of custodians, teachers, administra- tors, maintain school property, and improve the curriculum. Compliments of KENTON THEATER 7

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J. CRAWFORD BOWER MRS. MARIE SPENCER I Everything that lives has the power to become greater. As time passes you will be astounded to find that the people who succeeded during school years in becoming good citizens and in doing well in school are the people who are succeeding in life and have become good citizens where ever they may live. For schools exist to teach you to do things well, to master the techniques of everyday living, to learn about our way of life and to be able to live it. It takes courage and self discipline and practice to do your part, at school and out in life, in a democracy. It takes above all, a deep abiding faith in our Creator and the way of life He would have us live. J. Crawford Bower Supt. of Schools Planning one's future today as in the past is one of the most important tasks an individual faces inhis life- time. It is also a full time endeavor for plans we make today will certainly need revision a month or a year from today. Set your long time goal high and refuse to lower it. Many obstacles will interfere with your progress but as they do—face them squarely and with courage— go forward towards your goal. As you chart your course I should like torecommend this over all thought. Happiness is moreoften the result of giving than receiving; this is indeed contrary to the current dollar philosophy of living. A person who eventually arrives at asterile success fenced inby dollar signs is the most pitiful product of modern society. Paul L. Oakliof Principal PAUL L. OAKLIEF 6

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MRS. DOROTHY FULLERTON, A.B.. M. A. Biology. MR. LELAND FUNDOM Machine Shop. MR. RAYMOND HACKNEY. B.Sc. Physics, Machine Drawing. Sopho- more advisor, Industrial Arts. MISS ANNIE JOHNSON. B.Sc., M. A. Latin, English IV. Y-Teen advisor. MR. HARLAN KINNEY, B.Sc. Mechanical Arts head, Assistant Bas- ketball coach. FACULTY MRS. JANET MANNINO, B.S.. M.S. Librarian first semester. MR. RICHARD PENDLY, B.Sc. Office Skills, Bookkeeping. General Business. 8 MR. EDWARD BAAS, B.Sc. Instrumental Music, Director of Band and Orchestra. MISS ADA DORIS CAIN, A.B..M. A. Dean of Girls, English 111, Speech. MR. ROBERT DAVIS. B.Sc. Boys’ Physical Education. MR. LLOYD EVANS. B.Sc. Chemistry. Advanced Math., Junior Class Advisor. MR. JOHN FRAKER, B.Sc. Vocational Agriculture.