Kenton High School - Echo Yearbook (Kenton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1955 volume:

FOREWORD On the pages of this book is written the story of one of the happiest years of our lives. With the passingof time, the echoes of our school life will grow fainter and fainter then die away. Gone forever will be the routine of school life. It is the hope of the Echo Staff of 1955 that, as you glance through this book in years to come, you will recapture those moments-------and the echoes will begin again. Kenton High School Kenton, Ohio SEMPER FIDELIS; SEMPER IDEM (ALWAYS FAITHFUL; ALWAYS READY.) MISS ANNE JOHNSON We, the senior class of 1955, dedicate this annual to Miss Anne Johnson whose guidance and understanding has been invaluable. In addition to her excel lent instruction in class, she has also generously given her time to extra- curricular activities. We wish to extend our thanksand appreciation 2 for her untiring efforts. ECHO STAFF JANET 3ROOKS Editor-In-Chief DICK RALSTON Business Manager LEFT SIDE. TOP TO BOTTOM: B. Sheperd, G. Carr, J. Stephens, L. Yauger, S. Wooley, I. Rogers, J. Miller, L. Elwood, S. Deerwester, Mr. Simpson, Advisor. RIGHT SIDE, TOP TO BOTTOM: G. McQuown, J. Moore, G. Ingra- ham, J. Castor, E. Barclay, J. England, E. Kearns, D. Hart, L. Hord, K. Conner, J. Brooks, D. Hastings. TOP, L-R: Etta Jane Kearns, junior; Kathleen Conner, Senior; Janet Brooks, Senior; Linda Elwood, Senior; Sondra Deerwester, Senior. LEFT SIDE: Joyce England, Junior. RIGHT SIDE: Ella Kay Barclay. NOT PICTURED: Jim Moore, Jennie Castor. National iBnnnr oriety of rronftitrtj rhoolo The se lection of sixteen members of the Class of 1955 to active membership in the National Honor Society marks the eighteenth group of Seniors to be so honored since the institution of the Simon Kenton Chapter in 1938. Selection is made from the upper-third of the scholastic standing of the entire class. Only 15% of the class may be selected for the NHS. From the upper-third students rated each other upon the basis of leadership, character, and service. All the members of the faculty voted their preferences based upon student courtesy in man- ners, respect for the dignity of school instruction, and for the respect for the best traditions of the Kenton High School. Leadership inschool and community activities is achieved mainly by force of a magnetic personality, unwavering sincerity, and devotion to duty. Courtesy in manners, respect for the digni ty of authori ty, leadership and service in student and community affairs, combined with high scholarship have always been the mark of student honor. THOSE ELECTED: TOP, L-R: Shirley Baker, Vaughn Brown (Valedictorian), Jeraldine Claphan, Kathleen Conner. SEC- OND: Dana Daniels, Mark Hanna, DiAnn Hastings, Janiza Hofsteatet. THIRD: Ronald McQuown, James Moore, Roberta Nash, Patsy Pem- berton. BOTTOM: Tanyce Spit- zer, John Sturgeon, John Tudor, Leah Jane Yauger (Salutatorian). DICK BACON Vocational Trades. SHIRIEY BAKER Academic; Y-Teens-2-3-4; 3ioicgy-2-3-4; G.A.A. -1- 2-3-4; F.H. A. -3, Secretary-4; Archery CInb-4; Sacca- Laureate Committee -3t Prom Committee. CAROL 8EI3ER Commercial; Future Business Leaden-4; .Archery-4. RICHARD BERRY Mixed; Football-1-2-3-4; Track-2-3-4; Baskemail-l; 3iologv-2-3-4; Hi-Y-2-3-4; Varsity K-3-4; Class Vice President-3; Class President-4; Canteen President-4; Stu- itrili Onir t 1 JEAN m£ Mixed; Band-I-2-3-4; Future Business Leaders-4; Biology CIub-2-3-4. RAY 3RHDENBACH Vocational Trades; Basketball-1-2; Pootbaii-l; Baseball - It St. Hi-Y-2; Choir-L. JANET BROOKS Mixed; Y-Teens-2-3-4; F. H. A -2; G. A. A. -1-2-3-4; Thespians-4; Archery Club-4; Speech Plavs 3? Dramatic Plavs-4; Jr. Play; Echo Staff-3, Editor-in-Oiief-4; Quill and Scroll-3-4; Student Council A VAUGHN BROWN Academic; Basketball Manager-2-3-4; Football.Vlanager- 3-4; Biology Club-2; Hi-Y-2; Varsity K-3-4. JEAN BURBA Commercial; G. A. A. - I-2-3-4; Archery Ctob-4, Presi- dent; Future Business Leaden-4; Secretary A Canteen-4; 3accalaureate Committee-3; 5cudent Council. Mixed; Basketball-1; Fbofbali-l; Track-3-4; Art Ckib; Gsotr-3-4. GUT CARR Mixed; Football-1-2-3-4; 3aai«etba.l-l-2;Track-2-3-4; Vanity K-3-4; Echo 5caff-4; Speech Play-3; Choir-1; Canteen Vice President-4; Scideat Council-4. JENNIE CASTOR Academic; Oology Qub-2-3; Y-Teens-2-3-4; echo Staff-4. CLAPHAN Mixed; T-Teens-2-3-4; Oology dub-2-3-4; F_ A, -I- 2-3-4; G- A. A. -2-3 Secretary -4 Vice President-4; Council, JANE CLARY Academic; F.HLA- -1-2-1-4; Biology Qub-2-3; ipeech ?Lays-4. BAfSY CLAWSON V Ti :imn;i: Trades. FANNIE CLEMONS Mixed; Art dub-4; F_S .A. -2 d A..A..-I1;: Y-Teens-2. KATHLEEN CONNER Academic; JLuusg dun-2-1-4� . Vice President; Brener’ dub-4; Y-Teenx-2-3-4; G. A. A. -1 -2.-1-4; Sand-1-2; gchn icaff-4; Class Presidenr-2; ioidenr Council-2. TIMOTHY CORNELL Academic; Football-1-2-1-4; 3asHerba-l Varsir” K - 2-1-4 Oology dub-4; 3L-Y-4, ROBERT BUROKER 7 DONNA COSART Commercial; G.A.A.-l; F.H.A.-1-2; Future Business Leaders-4; Band-1-2. DANIEL CRATES Mixed; Track-3; Football-3. WILMA CULLEY Commercial; Future Business Leaders-4; G. A. A. -2-3-4; F.H.A. -1. JIM CURTIS Mixed; Football Manager-2-3; Track-1; Hi-Y-3-4; Var- sity K-3-4. DANA DANIELS Y-Teens-2-3, Vice President-4, President; G.A.A.-l- 2-3-4; F.H.A.-3-4; Biology Club-2;Dramatic Plays-4; Baccalaureate Committee-3; Class Secretary andTreas- urer-2; Student Council-4. SONDRA DEERWESTER Mixed; Y-Teens-2-3-4; F.H.A. -2; G. A. A. -l-2;Thes- pians-3-4; Choir-2-3-4; Speech Plays-3; Dramatic Club Plays-4; Operetta-2-4; Echo Staff-4; Student Council- JAMES DICK Academic; Choir. SALLY DICK Mixed; F.H.A. -1-2-3 SUZANNE DICK Mixed; F.H.A.-1-2. HAROLD DICKINSON Mixed; Track-4; Biology-2-3-4; Hi-Y-2-3-4, President; Speech Play-3; Echo Staff-4; Student Council-4. 8 FRANKLIN DYER Vocational Trades. PEGGY DYER Commercial; Band-1-2-3-4; G. A. A. -1-2-3-4; F. H. A. - 1; Future Business Leaders-4; Baccalaureate-3. LINDA ELWOOD Mixed; Y-Teens-2-3-4; Biology-2-3-4; Echo Staff-4. KEITH EWING Academic; Football-1; Basketball-1; Hi-Y-2; Biology-2; Choir-2; Jr. Play. CHRISTINE FAY Mixed; Speech Plays-4. JACK FITZPATRICK Mixed. LOIS FRASURE Mixed; Y-Teens-4; Future Business Leaders-4; Choir-4. TONY FRIEDEL Vocational Trades; Football-1; Basketba’1-1; Golf-2; Jr. Hi-Y-1; Choir-1-2. SHIRLEY GARDNER Mixed; F.H. A. -1; Biology-2; Speech Play. MARK HANNA Academic; Football-1-3-4; Basketball-1-2; Hi-Y-3-4; Biology-2-3-4; Varsity K-4; Speech Plays-3; Senior Play. 9 PHILIP HANNA Vocational Agriculture; Football-1-3-4; Basketball-1; F. F. A. -1-2-3-4; Biology-2-3-4; Speech Play-3. NANCY HARRIS Mixed; Speech Play-4. DIANN HASTINGS Academic; Baiid-1-2-3-4; Choir-1-2-3-4; Orchestra-1 - 2; Archery Club-4; F. H. A. -1-2-3-4; Y-Teens-2-3-4; Biology-2-3-4; Thespians-4; Opere tta - 2-4; Jr. Play; Senior Play; Echo Staff-4; Speech Play-2; Dramatic Play- 41 Prom Chairman; Baccalaureate Committee. J. R. HICKEL Vocational Trades; Football-1-2-3-4; Basketball-1-2-3- 4; Track-2-4; Varsity K-2-3-4; Student Council-4. MERLE HIGHLAND Vocational Trades; Footba 11-1 -2-3-4; Basketball-1-2-3 4; Track-2-4; Varsity K-2-3-4. JANIZA HOFSTEATER Band-1-2-3-4; Choir-1 - 2 - 3 - 4; F. H. A. -1-2-3-4; Y- Teens-2-3-4; Biology-2-3-4; Thespians-4; Jr. Play Speech Play-3; Baccalaureate-3. LINDA HORD Mixed; G. A. A. -1-2-3-4; Y-Teens-2-3-4; Biology-2; Thespians-4; Speech Play-3; Jr. Play; Dramatic Club Play-4; Echo Staff. GORDON INGRAHAM Mixed; Thespians-3-4; Jr. Play; Dramatic Club Plays- 3-4. LEE JOHANSONACAD Academic; Golf-2; Baseball Manager-1; Track-3-4; Bi- ology-2-3-4, President; Hi-Y-2-3-4; Thespians-3-4; Varsity K-2-3-4; Jr. Play; Student Council. JUDY KELLEY F. H.A.-2-3; Future Business Leaders-4; Band-1-2-3-4; Speech Play-4. 10 LARRY KELLY Mixed; Football-1; Basketball-1; Track-2; Hi-Y-3-4; Speech Play-3. CLYDE LAMB SALLY LAMB Commercial; Band-1-2-3-4; Choir-1-2-3-4; Operetta- 2- 4; F. H. A. -2-3; Y-Teens-4; Biology-2; Future Business Leaders-4; Jr. Play. CLAIR LATHAM Vocational Agriculture; Football-1-2; Basketball-1; F.F. A. -1-2-3; Vice-President-4-President; Biology-2- 3- 4; Speech Play-3; Student Council-4. BARBARA LEASE Commercial; G. A. A. -1-2-3-4; Future Business Leaders 4; Biology-2; F.H.A.-l. JANET LONGBRAKE Mixed; F. H. A. -1-2-3-4; Y-Teens-4; Operetta-4; Bac- calaureate-3. GARY McQUOWN Mixed; Basketball-1-2-3; Biology-2. RONALD McQUOWN Academic; Basketball-1; Hi-Y-2-3; Biology-2-3. v A CHRISTINE MADISON Mixed; Speech Play-4. FRED MARKLEY Academic; Football-1-2-3-4; Basketball-1-2-3-4; Var- sity-K-2-3-4; Treasurer; Biology-2; Prom Committee- 3; Jr. Class President; Student Council-3-4; President. 11 MARY MENDENHALL Mixed; G. A. A. -1-2-3-4; Archery Club-4; Speech Play -4. JIM MOORE Academic; Basketball-1; Football-1-2-3; Varsity-2-3-4; Biology-4; Echo Staff-4; Class President-1; Prom Com- mittee-3; Student Council-4. BELINDA MYERS Mixed; Y-Teens-2-3-4; F. H. A-1-2. ROBERTA NASH Academic; Y-Teens-2-3-4; F. H. A.-1-2-3; Vice-Presi- dent-4. President; Biology-2-3-4; Archery Club-4; Dra- matic Play-3; Baccalaureate-3; Prom Committee-3. ROBERT NEESON Academic; Basketball-1; Football-1-2-3; Hi-Y-3; Bio- logy-2-3-4; Varsity-K-3-4; Thespians-3-4; Choir-1-2 -4; Speech Play 3; Operetta-2-4; Class Secretary and Treasurer-3. NORMA NICHOLS Commercial; F.H. A. -1. DIXIE OMMERT Mixed; F. H. A. -2; Y-Teens-2; G. A. A. -1; Art Club-4; Band-1-2-3. PATSY PEMBERTON Commercial; G.A.A. -1-2-3-Secretary-4; Y-Teens-2 -3-4, Secretary; F. H. A. -1-2-3-4; Future Business Leaders-4; Treasurer; Cheerleader-1-2-3-4; Bacca- laureate-3; Student Council-4. JAMES PERINE Commercial; Baseball-1; Future Business Leaders-4; Choir-1. GENE PERKINS Mixed; Basketball-1; Art Club-4. GLORIA PFEIFFER Academic; Biology-2-3-4; Y-Teens-2-3-4; G.A.A.-l- 2-3-4; Thespians-3-4; Archery Club-4; Future Business Leaders-4; Cheerleading-2-3-4; Jr. Play; Speech Play-2; Dramatic Club Play-4; Art Club-4. MARJORIE RALSTON Commercial; G. A. A.-1-2-3-4; F. H. A.-1-2; Y-Teens- 2-3-4. RICHARD RALSTON Academic; Baseball-1; Football-2; Biology-2-3-4; Hi-Y- 3-4; Jr. Play; Speech Play-4; Echo Staff-3-4; Student Council-4. RUBY RAYL Commercial; F. H.A.-2-3. ROBERT REESE Vocational Trades; F. F. A. -1-2-3-4. MARIE RETTIG Mixed; F. H. A. -1-2-3-4. PAUL RICKENBACHER Vocational Trades; Basketball-1; F.F. A. -1-2-3-4; Hi-Y- 2-3-4; Speech Play-3; Senior Play. JEANINE RISH Mixed. BARBARA RODENBERGER Mixed; Band-1-2; Choir-1-2-3-4, President; G. A. A. -1 2-3-4, President; Y-Teens-2-3-4; Biology-2-3-4; Arch- ery Club-4; Thespians-4; Speech Play-4; Jr. Play; Dra- matic Arts Play-4; Operetta-2-4. FRANK ROGERS Vocational Trades; Football-3-4. JAMES SCHLINGLOF Vocational Trades. SHIRLEY SEYMOUR Mixed; Biology-4; F.H. A. -2-3; Speech Play JUNE SHAW ROBERT SHEPHERD Mixed; Band-1-2-3-4, President; Choir-1-2-3-4; Oper- etta-2-4; Student Council-4. DALE SHERMAN Mixed; Choir-2-4. TANYCE SPITZER Mixed; Y-Teens-2-3-4; F. H. A. -1-2-3; Future Business Leaders-4; Band-1-2-3-4; Choir-1-2-3-4. JEANIE STEPHENS Mixed; Y-Teens-2-3-4; F.H. A.-3-4; Speech Play-3; Choir-1. SHIRLEY STOBER Mixed; Y-Teens-2-3-4; F. H. A. -1-2-3; Future Business Leaders-4; Choir-1-2-3-4; Operetta-2-4. JOHN STURGEON Academic; Future Busines -4, President; Thespians-3-4; President ;Choir-2-3-4; Operetta-2-4; Prom Com- mittee-3: Student Council, Vice-President-4. PATRICIA THOMAS Commercial; Art Club-4; F. H. A. -2; Choir-4. NANCY THRAILKILL Commercial; Y-Teens-3; Biology-3; G. A. A. -2; Arch- ery-4. JOHN TUDOR Academic; Basketball-1-2-4; Track-2-3-4; Hi-Y-2- Treasurer-3-4; Biology-2-3; Class Secretary and Trea- surer-4; Jr. Play; Prom Committee-3; Baccalaureate Committee-3; Student Council-4. WILMA WEDERTZ Commercial; Cheerleading-1-2-3-4; Future Business Leaders-4; G. A. A. -1-2-3-4; F. H. A. -1-2-3-4; Arch- ery Club-4; Jr. Play; Baccalaureate-3; Student Coun- cil-3-4. HARRY WILLIAMS Vocational Trades; Football-2; Basketball-1; Track-2 -3; Biology-2; Jr. Play. s s JANE WILLIAMS Mixed; F.H. A.-l; Biology-2; Thespians-4; Choir-2-3 -4; Speech Play-2; Operetta-2-4. LEANNA WILLIAMS Commercial; G. A. A. -1-2-3; Biology-2; Future Business -4; Speech Play-2. RALPH WILLIAMS Vocational Trades; Baseball-2; Track-4. RONALD WRIGHT Mixed; Basketball Manager-1; Football-Manager-1; Track; Hi-Y-; Speech Play-3. SALLY WRIGHT Mixed; F.H. A.-1-2; Y-Teens-2-3-4; Thespians-4; Choir-1-2-3-4; O pere tta-2-4; Speech Play-2; Bac- calaureate-3. LEAH JANE YAUGER Academic; Y-Teens-3-4; Echo Staff-4. ELEANOR ZACHARIAH Commercial; Y-Teens-2-3-4; F. H. A.-1-2-3-4; Future Business Leaders-4; Speech Play-2; Class Secretary-1. CHARLES ZIEGLER Vocational Agriculture; Track-3-4; Football-1; Basket- ball-1; F.F.A.-1-2-3-4; Hi-Y-3-4; Biology-2-3-4; Speech Play-3. LULU BELLE BROOKS Mixed; Transfer from Hard in-Northern CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: John Tudor, Vice-Pres., Dick Berry, President, Mr. Hackney Advi- sor. John Sturgeon, Secretary-Treasurer. Nancy Allen Kay Baker John Brace r Tom Althouse Ella Kay Barclay Fatima Burd Eddie Anderson Lewis Biederman Pat Butterman Vonda Anderson Carl Bird Lowell Cahill Fred Arn Wayne Boblenz Hank Carmean Ray Coats Lewis DavL« Paul Dick Darlene Columber Carole Copeland Jane Deardorff Cecil DeLong Sandra Dodds Gene Dulin Gene Cornell Dick DeVore Janice Eccarius Dick Crawford Carolyn Dick Joyce England John Farthing Dick Fay Charlene Fultz Barbara Friedel Russell Frost Marge Gilbert Thurman Goble Joyce Goslee Dean Handly Bob Harman Rose Ann Harp Dawn Hart Linda Hatcher Frank Haudenschield Don Hervey Sandra Houser Louella Hosack Carol Katterjohn Etta Jane Kearns Ronald Kearns Jim Kerr Ronnie Koch Edwin Kneisley Janet Lame jack LaWarre Yvonne Leggett Nonja Leigh Marilyn Lhamon Charles Long jerry Longbrake Norma Longbrake Ted Lowe Jeanette McCann Conny Manlik Ailsa Neeson Helen McClaren Bob Mewhorter Ann Oberlitner Ann McKinley Jenny Mullady Ronald Oldham Eileen Malone Shirley Myers Jean Overly Flora Manley Shirley Naus Cloyd Park • V M Shirley Park Sharon Parrott Marianne Perine Jay Pfeii.er Sue Printz Joe Rail Joe Robinson Mary Roby Kay Pfeiffer John Resch Marilyn Rodabaugh John Pifer Ronnie Ridenour Iola Rogers Phyllis Pope Rodney Rish Sondra Salsburey Nancy Schultz Dick Smith David Steiner Marion Sherman Sue Smith Lucille Stephens Marlene Shick Betty Sommers Georgia Stephey Nancy Shope Caroline Smith Betty Spearman Vera Steele Sob Storts Shirley Strawser Neil Temple Dean Wilkerson Saundra Thomas Leatrice Williams Norman Wren Carlton Weber Marianne Wilson Philip Ziegler Carolyn Wells Dixie Woodard Joann Johnson Warren West Noreen Wooley FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Russell, Principal; Roberta Nash, Jeraldine Claphan. Jean Burba. Dana Daniels, Saundra Deerwester, Janet Brooks, SECOND ROW: John Sturgeon. Bob Smith, Barbara Rodenberger, Wilma Wedertz. Patsy-Pemberton. Clair Latham, Mike Parker, Guy Carr. J. R. Hickel. THIRD ROW: Fred Markley, John Tudor, Lee Johanson, Louie Davis, Dick Berry. Harold Dickinson. Dick Ralston. Bob Shepherd. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is a group made up of students representing the different classes and clubs. It is their responsibility to arrange the various activities, such as school dances, lyceum numbers, and other student body affairs. There are twenty-six members this year, who are putting forth every effort to make 1955 a successful school year. Mr. Carl Russell, the principal, is theadvisor, and has the last word concerning all matters. 22 CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Vice Pres. Advisor . Mr. Lo Fontaine Pres. Sec.-Treas. . . . . . Don Steiner CRESCIT EUNDO (It grows as it goes) Jackie Alexander Connie Allhouse Mary Anstine Martha Baker Fat Baker Norma Baughman John Berry Sandra Bixler James Black Joyce Blumenschine Evelyn Boyd Bill Bradley Phyllis Brandyberry Joe Brielmaier Pat Brown Roger Brown Sandra Brown Larry Buerger Dorothy Burba Jack Buroker Arnold Bush Carol Carey Karen Carson Bill Claphan Dorothy Clark Angelene Clemons Joe Cook Ronald Cooper Harold Cornell Mary Cowen Carolyn Cox Ronald Cross Wilda Cummings Annabelle Davis Bill Davis 24 Sue Dodds Sandra Draper Dean Dulin Phyllis Dyer Chris Elsasser David Faulkner Connie Fay Jean Ferguson Gertrude Fink Mary Ann Fitzpatrick Arden Ford Betty Fox Judy Friedel Mike Geiser Carol Goslee Judy Goslee Terrissa Gray Mary Ann Groesbeck Dorothy Guttenburg Lauren Hanna Milo Harrison Tom Harvey John Hatcher Sharon Hatchett Dick Haudenschield Bob Heilman Sharon Heilman Lewis Hendricks Dorma Highland Berkley Hill Pat Hogan Rosalie Holycross Douglas Horne Rex Horne Betty Huffman 25 Shirley Keckier Richard Keen Sharon Kerns Mickey Kindle Don Kinnear Phyllis Kipfer Bob Kramer Saundra Layton James Lease Paul Lease Catherine Ledley Margie Leggett Lois Lloyd Claudette Lockhart Charles Long Janet Longbrake Pat Lowery Ronnie McAdow Gary Mabrey Jim Mabrey Larry Mays Phyllis Mays Joyce Mendenhall Robert Mustain James Myers Joe Myers John Nichols Kay Ommert Sandra Park Mike Parker Darlene Paul Phyllis Pephens Jean Pfeiffer Don Price David Ralston 26 Sue Resch Beverly Rhoades Rosella Rish Robert Rodenberger Joan Schmidt Patricia Schmidt Jerry Scon Sharon Sellers Pat Sellin Shirley Sharp Ronnie Sheldon Jack Shirk Kay Smith Robert Spencer Libby St. Clair Don Steiner Pat Stinson Lee Ann Sturgis Gaye Sweet Jim Taylor Gary Thomas John Thomas Nancy Todd Hannah Tudor Rosemary Uncapher Rowland Vermaaten Barbara Warmbrod Edward Williams Katie Williams Tom Wolf Lauren Wolfe Janet Wood Maybelle Worthington Paul Wright Carol Young Sharon Zachariah tor-. • 7} SNAPSHOTS HOW TIMES HAVE CHANGED! Isn't She Cute? How About A Lift, Bob° bat Long p'gtaiis. V 1 INCUNABUBIS (From the cradle) CLASS OF '58 Deloris Adkins Gene Anderson Paul Ault Roberta Biederman Sharon Born Dick Brielmaier James Burba Phyllis Carey Mae Carrothers Sandy Clark David Clearwaters Sidney Cornish Dick Crawford Sally Jo Crawford Avinell Crisp Sally Curtis Lola DeLong Linda Derr Ollen Edington Sharon Edwards Nancy Elsasser Larry Bacon Delbert Baum Lucille Baum Marilee Brown Rosemary Buerger Sherry Buerger Carol Claphan Jerry Claphan Marian Clark Duane Cosart Charles Cozad Jim Crates Bernard Crisp Coy Crisp Vernon Crisp Jane Dick Sylvia Dick Kenneth Dyer Chandos Fawley Rosella Fay Barbara Fillinger 30 (IASS OF ’58 Mary Ann Fink Bob Flinn Carolyn Ford Elizabeth Gibson Rose Gliebe Joe Goslee Robert Harp Don Hart Dick Hayes Carolyn Holcomb Conneth Holcomb Judy Holmes Peggy Jolliff John Jordan Dick Jump Jack Keller Charlotte Kemmere Raymond Kerns Yeteva Leigh Richard Lightner Bob Link Joe Fout Bill Friedel Dick Gibbs Evelyn Gradwohl Judy Harbison Bob Hare Dennis Haynes Dolores Hites Russell Hites Uhl Jay Holtzberger Marilyn Hord Ralph Jacobs Ann Kaylor Jerry Keckler Ronnie Keel Norman Laman Marlene Lamb Calvin LaWarre Joe Long Bob Lutz Grace McCullough 31 Larry McKinley Tom Mabrey Lowell Madison Mary Manhart Betty Marshall Pat Mays CLASS OF 1958 Bill Mestker Gorden Miller Douglas Miller Earl Morrison Bill Murphy Peggy Musgrave Shirley Nichols Larry Oldham El wood Osborn Carol Jean Pfeiffer Darrol Phillips Darnel Piper Donald Reese Mary Rettig Mary Lou Rex in Frankie Ritzier Linda Rodenberger Ronnie Rogers Barbara Modd John Mohn Barbara Morrison Bill Myers Susan Naus Pat Newland Kenneth Osborn June Overly Bill Pfeiffer Eldon Prater Judy Prater Lauren Purcell Glen Rickenbacher Bob Ries Nancy Rish Charles Rostorfer Bill Schwemer Phil Shape 32 CLASS OF 1958 Scott Sharp Paul Shick Lorilla Shope Jack Stauffer Mary Steele Carol Tarlton Lowell Van Buskirk Joe Vance Mari lee Vance Kenny Walters Dianne Westervelt Gerald Wetherill Betty Wolf Marilyn Wolfe Curtis Worthington Jerry Youngpeters Jack Smalley Bob Smith Donna Spearman Don Taylor Marilyn Taylor Jack Thomas Donna Vermaaten Connie Vermillion Dick Wagner Rose Ann White Ronnie Williams Gary Williams Karen Wright Cliff Wynegar Connie Young Douglas Ziegler 33 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ardythe Ault, Wilma Wedertz, Janiza Hofsteater, Roberta Nash, DiAnn Hastings, Kathleen Conner, Dana Daniels, Sharon Parrott, Patsy Pemberton, Jennie Castor, Shirley Stober, Jeraldine Claphan, Tanyce Spitzer. SECOND ROW: Georgia Stephey, Fatima Byrd, Linda Elwood, Janet Longbrake, Lois Frasure, Fon- dra Deerwester, Janet Brooks, Shirley Baker, Elenior Zachariah, Linda Hord, Gloria Pfeiffer, Sally Wright, Phyllis Pope, Jean Overly, Norma Longbrake, Charlene Fultz, Sondra Salsbury, Sally Lamb, Rose Ann Harp. THIRD ROW: Qarole Copeland, Nancy Thrailkill, Marjorie Ralston, Belinda Myers, Dixie Ommert, Sue Printz, June Shaw, Jeannie Stephens, Carol Katterjohn, Mary Ann Wilson, Mary Perine, Joyce England, Ailsia Neeson, Lucille Steph- ens, Marilyn Rodabough, Carolyn Smith, Shirley Naus. FOURTH ROW: Betty Sommers, Nancy Schultz, Nancy Allen, Dixie Woodard, Carolyn Wells, Sue Smith, Marlene Shick, Flora Manley, Leah Jane Yauger, Vonda Ander- son, Ann Oberlitner, Kay Pfeiffer, Linda Hatcher, Saundra Thomas, Noreene Wooley. President............................Dana Daniels Vice President .... Sharon Parrott Secretary................Patsy Pemberton Treasurer................Kathleen Conner Y-TEENS The Y-teen Goals are: To grow as a person; to grow in the knowledge and love of God; to grow in friendship with people of all races, religion, and nationalities. FRONT ROW: Mary Ann Fitzparrick, Joyce Mendenhall, Jean Pfeiffer, Carolyn Cox, Dorma Highland, Fertrude Fink, Janet Longbrake, Lee Ann Sturgis, Betty Huffman, Libby StClair, Patty Brown, Carol Young, Darlene Paul, Rose Mary Uncapher. SECOND ROW: Sharon Hatchett, Norma Boughman, Phyllis Pephens, Gay Sweet, Nancy Todd, Roselie Holycross, Lois Lloyd, Sharon Sellers, Betty Fox, Sondra Bixler, Sara Heilman. THIRD ROW: Hanna Tudor, Jean Furgenson, Mary Anstine, Katie Williams, Marsha Baker, Sharon Zachariah, Sharon Kerns, Pat Hogan, Dorothy Burba, Carol Goslee, Kay Ommert. Shirley Keckler, Joyce Blumenshine, Pat Lowery. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Ridenour, D. Ralston, D. Steiner, M. Parker, Mr. Hack- ney, advisor; C. W. Zeigler, J. Jester, J. Scott, J. Rail. SECOND ROW: C. Latham, P. N. Rickenbacher, R. Kearns, L. Kelly. T. Cornell, H. Cornell, R. Kritzler, D. Dulin, T. Lowe. S. Kaylor, W. Dennis. THIRD ROW: M. Hanna, J. Tudor, J. Kerr, H. Dickenson, E. Kneis- ley, C. Chalfin, J. Pfeiffer, J. Buroker, L. Wolfe, J. Myers, R. Ralston, C. Weber, R. Spen- cer. FOURTH ROW: R. Koch, F. Rogers. D. Price, E. Anderson, J. Curtis, G. Dulin, R. Wright, R. Berry, Milo Harrison, R. Storts, J. Oats, M. Kendell, D. Steiner, D. Wilkerson, L. Johanson. Pete Pre: ‘Went Dick‘nson Clean speech, clean sport, clean scholarship, clean living. These are the four goals of the Hi-Y. The Hi-Y Club is an active organization in the school. Among other things this year the Hi-Y sponsored a holly wreath sale, donated a Basket of Cheer to the needy, and held a Father-Son Banquet. The officers for 1954-55 are as follows: President, Harold Dickinson; Vice- President, Charles Chalfin; Secretary; Clair Latham; Treasurer, John Tudor; Chap- lin, Charles Zeigler; and Reporter, Paul Rickenbacher. Linda Elwood PHILIP DAVIES, INC. Kenton, Ohio 37 IDEAL MEAT MARKET All Groceries and Fresh Meat Supplies Free Delivery TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Stephens, D. Hastings, J. Hofsteater, P. Pemberton, D. Daniels, R. Nash, J. Claphan, S. Baker. A. Ault, A. Neeson, S. Smith. M. Shick. SECOND ROW: E. Zachariah, K. Pfeiffer, L. Hatcher, C. Smith, W. Wedertz, S. Salsburey, N. Schultz. M. Rettig. J. Clary, N. Allen, N. Longbrake, R. Harp. THIRD ROW: V. Ander- son, S. Naus, A. Oberlitner, M. Rodabaugh, P. Butterman, J. England, J. Longbrake, B. Friedel, J. Deardorff, F. Burd, S. Dodds. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Knollman, advisor. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is a very active organization in the school. They hold meet- ings monthly. During the year they sponsored a style show, a talent show, and square dances. The motto is Toward New Horizons. The emblem is octagonal in shape and displays a house supported by two hands, which symbolize that the future homes of America are in the hands of its youth. The red rose is their flower. This year’s officers were: President-Roberta Nash, Vice-President-Ann Oberlitner, Secretary- Joyce England, Treasurer-Pat Butterman, Reporter-Rosemary Uncapher, Parliamentarian-Janet Long- brake, Historian-Phyllis Pephens, Recreational Leader-Jeraldine Claphan. The advisor is Mrs. Carl Knollman. Etta Jane Kearns FIRST ROW: C. Jones. J. Alexander. L. Carson. S. Buerger, M. ManHart, Y. Leigh, M. Rettig, J. Pfeiffer, L. Sturgis, R. Holycross, S. Naus. SECOND ROW: C. Claphan, C. Carey, M. Brown, C. Pfeiffer, M. Lamb, J. Wood, B. Modd, D. Vermaaten, C. Cox, S. Bom, S. Brown, B. Huffman. THIRD ROW: D. Highland, P. Mays, L. Rodenberger, D. Hites, C. Young, M. Wolfe, M. Vance. M. Fitzpatrick, A. Clemons, P. Stinson, S. Clark, B. Warmbrod, M. Fink. FOURTH ROW; S. Park, J. Friedel. P. Lowery. C. Young, P. Baker. C. Althouse. R. Uncapher. J. Schmidt, P. Pephens, C. Gos- lee, S. Dodds, B. Rhoades, S. Zachariah, J. Holmes, P. Mays, K. Ommert. President Roberta Nash FIRST ROW: J. Pfeiffer, P. N. Rickenbacher, C. Latham, T. Lowe,. C. W. Zeigler, F. Hau- denschield, D. Steiner. SECOND ROW: J. Myers, L. Wolfe, S. Kaylor, D. Faulkner, J. Scott, Mr. Fraker, advisor; C. Cozad, G. Rickenbacher, D. Smith, B. Pfeiffer, D. Jump. THIRD ROW: D. Zeigler, D. Steiner, E. Kneisley, R. Reese, J. Rail, D. Phillips, R. Crawford, Carl- ton Weber, T. Kritzler, U. Holtzberger, R. Hare. LAST ROW: G. Dulin, J. Cook, I. Hanna, J. Kerr, C. Long, R. Ridenour, D. Wilkerson, E. Dulin, R. Oldham, R. Heilman, J. Long, P. Hanna. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America are an organization whose aim is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The motto of the F. F. A. is - Learning to do. Doing to Learn, Earning to live. Living to Serve. Their colors are blue and gold. This year the F. F. A. of Kenton High School sponsored, along with the F. H, A., a square dance and the Cupid's Hop. Linda El wood PFEIFFERS PAINT STORE Glass, Paint 207 Franklin Kenton, Ohio LYMANS MARKET 718 Franklin Phone 4646 Compliments of DON'S HAMBURGER (Meet Your Friends Here) 39 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Ralston, W. Wedertz, G. Pfeiffer, J. Brooks. J. Mullady, S. Salsburey, F. Burd, M. Gilbert, J. Deardorff, N. Schultz. SECOND ROW: N. Thrailkill, K. Conner, K. Baker, C. Fultz, C. Copeland, M. Roby, P. Butterman, E. Kearns, C. Smith, W. Culley, L. Hosack, M. Lhamon. THIRD ROW: J. Claphan, J. Burba, B. Rodenberger, D. Daniels, P. Pemberton, R. Nash, E. Malone, E. Barclay, S. Thomas, S. Baker, M. Mendenhall, B. Lease, P. Dyer. Advisor, Miss Hart. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girl's Athletic Association is an organization for the promotion of intramural and in- terscholastic athletics. After accumulating two-hundred points, a girl is awarded a letter. To receive this letter a girl must be active in the organization. The officers elected this year were: President--Barbara Rodenberger, Vice-President-- Jeraldine Claphan, Secretary--Patsy Pemberton, and Treasurer--Sondra Salsbury. Miss Pauline Hart is the advisor. Ella Kay Barclay FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Born, L. Carson, S. Buerger, C. Pfeiffer, J. Prater, B. Huffman. C. Holcomb, M. Steele, P. Newland, L. Baum, D. Clark, M. Groesbeck, J. Pfeiffer. SECOND ROW: J. Mendenhall, J. Harbison, S. Edwards, C. Carey. M. Clark. B. Morrison, B. Modd, S. Sellers, L. Sturgis, N. Todd, M. Anstine, M. Worthing- ton, J. Alexander, P. Stinson, G. Fink. THIRD ROW: B. Fillinger, R. Rish, C. Vermillion, B. Wolfe, M. Baker, C. Young, G. Sweet, K. Williams, P. Carey, N. Elsasser, C. Cox, B. Fox, P. Dyer, S. Keckler, P. Baker. LAST ROW S. Park, J. Blumenschine, P. Hogan, R. Bueger, S. Bixler, P. Pephens, E. Gradwohl, N. Baughman, P. Schmidt, S. Resch, K. Baker, J. Friedel, P. Mays, S. Layton, J. Wood, S. Dickerson. Barb ata odenh • nt etXer Pres lent 8 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Tudor, T. Cornell, F. Markley, J. Hickel, D. Berry, M. High- land, B. Neeson, C. Lamb, V. Brown. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Curtis, L. Johanson, F. Rogers, P. Hanna, M. Hanna, H. Carmean, G. Carr, F. Haudenschield, C. Latham. LAST ROW: D. Dulin, L. Cahill, W. West, L. Davis, M. Geiser, J. Thomas, L. Hanna, C. Bird, G. Dulin, R. Koch, P. Wright. Jim Moore PRESIDENT VARSITY- K CLUB FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Carson. J. Ferguson, A. Kaylor, N. Leigh, J. Blumenschine, F. Clemons, D. Ommert, R. Gliebe, P. Musgrave. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Ralston, G. Perkins, T. Althouse, J. LaWarre, R. Lightner, J. Prater, P. Carey, R. Crawford. LAST ROW: Mr. Warren, Advisor; L. Oldham, R. Keen, L. Bacon, R. Sheldon, D. Taylor, J. Gorden, B. Buroker. KENTON NATIONAL BANK Member of F. D. I. C. ART CLUB Guy Carr PRESIDENT FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Elwood, G. Pfeiffer. R. Nash, D. Hastings. S. Gardner, P. Butterman, L. Johanson, S. Parrott. S. Baker. J. Claphan, B. Rodenberger, F. Rogers, C. Ziegler, P. Hanna, P. Ricken- bacher. SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Pfeiffer, A. Oberlitner, S. Houser, S. Wooley, M. Roby, H. Car mean, J. Kerr, C. Weber, R. Ridenour, J. Bird, N. Thrailkill. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Hanna, E. Kearns, F. Burd, J. Lame, L. Hosack. S. Printz, N. Allen, C. Wells, D. Woodard, C. Katterjohn, F. Arn, Mrs. Fullerton, Advisor. LAST ROW; B. Neeson, C. Latham, P. Dickenson, D. Ralston, E. Malone, S. Thomas, E. Barclay, D. Crawford, C. Chalfin, J. Pfeiffer. BIOLOGY CLUB Lee Johanson President The Biology Club under the supervision of Mrs. Fullerton completed a successful year. The of- ficers for the year were as follows: Lee Johanson, President; Kathleen Conner, Vice President; Sharon Parrott, Secretary; Pat Butterman, Treasurer. The highlight was their soring trip to state parks in the southern part of Ohio. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Cross, R. Kramer, D. Horne. J. Ferguson, B. Warmbrod, S. Hatchett, N. Baughman, L. Loyld, S. Brown, K. Carson, M. Anstine, N. Todd. SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Fullerton, Advisor; B. Bradley, T. Harvey. D. Burba, D. Paul, P. Pephens, R. Uncapher, J. Goslee, S. Heilman, K. Williams, K. Smith, P. Sellin. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Buroker, Cornell. D. Price. M. Harrison, L. Hendrix. J. Lease. D. Raison, S. Keckler, S. Layton, C. Young. N. Rish. FOURTH ROW: J. Myers, D. Stiener, J. Shirk, J. Taylor, G. Resch, P. Hogan, C. Long, B. Dennis, P. Lease, B. Spencer, M. Kindle, P. Schmidt, N. Althouse. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Davis. J. Mendenhall. B. Huffman, L. St. Clair. S. Sellers. L. Sturgis, W. Culley, D. Ried, J. Mullady, S. Salsburey, S. Keckler. 2nd ROW: J. Shaw, C. Clap- han, C. Katterjohn, M. Wilson, B. Sommers. S. Lamb, L. Frasure, M. Fitzpatrick, A. Clemons, V. Anderson, B. Friedal, J. Alexander, S. Dodds, D. Highland, J. Longbrake. 3rd ROW: B. Lease, C. Biser, W. Wedertz, P. Pemberton, J. Kelly, N. Thraillkill, P. Butterman, M. Roby, N. Shultz, K. Ommert, C. Copeland, M. Shick, A. Neeson, S. Zachariah, J. Friedal, S. Zachariah. 4th ROW: P. Dyer, D. Cosart, S. Stober, G. Pfeiffer, T. Spitzer, F. Manley, E. Malone, P. Lowery, S. Layton, J. Burba, J. Perine, J. Sturgeon, J. Jordan, N. Wren, Mr. Martin, Miss Sloan, Advisors. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS John Sturgeon PRESIDENT BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Burba, R. Nash, Secretary; N. Wooley, F. Manley, E. Malone, M. Mendenhall, N. Shope. S. Baker, M. Ralston, B. Rodenberger, K. Baker, K. Conner, G. Pfeiffer, C. Beiser, N. Thrailkill, N. Shultz, S. Thomas, J. Mullady, J. Brooks, P. Pemberton, D. Hastings, W. Wedertz, M. Roby, P. Butterman, Vice President. ARCHERY CLUB Jean Burba PRESIDENT SHINDLEWOLF - STEINER - STEVENS Funeral Services Kenton, Ohio Stur8eon Neside NT- first ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Brooks, D. Hastings, J. Hofsteater, L. Hord. SECOND ROW; Miss Ramge, Advisor; G. Pfeiffer, B. Roden- berger, J. Williams, S. Wright. THIRD ROW; J. Sturgeon, G. Ingraham, L. Johanson, C. Lamb, B. Neeson. THESPIANS The National Thespian Society was organized in K. H. S. in 1950. The Society is dedicated to the advancement of dramatic arts. The first sponsor was Miss Isabel Sloan. The Society is now under the sponsorship of MissMarjorie Ramge. The officers for the Thespian Society for 1954- 55 are: President, John Sturgeon; Vice President, Sondra Deerwester; Secretary, Janiza Hofsteater. Noreen Wooley Compliments of LEASES'S SHELL STATION Compliments of CITY CAB KENTON NEWS AGENCY Taxi 5224 44 (L. TOR.), FIRST ROW: M. Sherman, R. Harp, K. Carson, M. Fitzpatrick, M. Anstein, S. Printz, S. Bixler, J. Blumenschine, S. Hatchett, D. Hastings, B. Huffman, B. Friedal, S. Naus, M. Worthington. SECOND ROW: S. Lamb, J. Longbrake, S. Smith, B. Rodenberger, L. Hatcher, R. Coats, J. Buroker, G. Cornell, H. Cornell, D. Ralston, J. Peiffer, J. Goslee, S. Deerwester, A. Oberlitner. THIRD ROW: J. Williams, S. Sellers, P. Brand- berry, W. Cummings, N. Baughman, K. Williams, C. Bird, R. Buroker, D. Sherman, W. Dennis, D. Price, A. Ault, S. Resch, M. Baker, V. Anderson, Miss Sheperd, Director. FOURTH ROW: A. Neeson, S. Stober, S. Wright, J. Sturgeon, R. Sheperd, W. West, B. Neeson, J. Dick, L. Cahill, R. Storts, H. Carmean. E. Barclay, K. Baker, S. Parrott, S. Kerns. GLEE CLUB BRIGADOON (L. toR.) Mike Parker, Hank Carmean, Barbara Rodenberger. BOYDS Clothing for men and boys. FIRST ROW (L. toR.) J. Goslee, P. Thomas, K. Ledley. L. Frasure, J. Mendenhall, M. Fitzpatrick, M. Anstine, S. Printz, S. Bixler, B. Friedel, V. Anderson, S. Naus, M. Worthington. SECOND ROW: L. Sturgis, B. Warmbrod, M. Sherman, C. Lock- hart, P. Brandyberry, R. Harp, J. Longbrake, S. Smith, N. Long- brake, J. Pfeiffer, B. Huffman, A. Oberlitner, S. Hatchett, Miss Sheppard, Director. THIRD ROW; B. Spearman, S. Sellers, B. Fox, K. Williams, L. Hatcher, J. Williams, W. Cummings, P. Mays, J. Blumenchine, S. Resch, P. Pephins, N. Baughman, A. Neeson, M. Baker. FOURTH ROW: S. Stober, M. Layman, P. Schmidt, N. Althouse, D. Woodard, L. Hosack, E. Malone, B. Rodenberger, D. Burba, J. Schmidt, E. Barclay, S. Parrott, A. Ault, J. Wood. r r iflfcWn UvUliKru SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Sheldon, M. Parker. C. Byrd, R. Brown, J. Thomas, T. Wolfe, J. Hickle, R. Koch. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Assistant Coach, C. Stober; H. Carmean. P. Hanna, L. Davi, D. Dulin, D. Berry, M. Highland. T. Cornell, G. Carr. F. Rogers, P. Wright, L. Hanna. FOOTBALL TEAM SCORES MANAGERS Vaughn Brown Jerry Jester Tom Harvey Opponent Home Upper Sandusky 7 13 Shawnee 13 7 St. Marys 39 19 Van Wert 41 0 Forest 38 0 Wapak 21 13 CONKLE'S FLORIST 856 S. Main St. Phone 9226 DUNETZ STUDIO Portraits for all occasions 48 STANDING: LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach G. Martin, D. Crawford, G. Dulin, J. Cook, J. Claphan, W. West, F. Markley, M. Geiser, B. Neeson, M. Hanna, C. Latham, Coach George Keel. FOOTBALL TEAM SCORES Opponent Home Wapak 21 13 Ada 16 13 Celina 19 38 Tiffin 13 20 Bellefontaine 13 19 KENTON FARMERS MARKET CORP. Phone 7235 Owned and Operated by Farmers Licensed and Bonded COACHES ASSISTANT COACHES - LEFT TO RIGHT: Glenn Martin; Jim Miller; Claude Stober; head coach, George Keel. BOB NEESON Neeson played offensive and de - fensive tackle. He was plagued with injuries, but was an asset to the team. Bob is a two-year letterman. MERLE HIGHLAND Highland played offensive half- back and safety man. In his senior year he was one of the highest scorers in the league. Merle is a three-year letterman. SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS J. R. HICKEL Hi eke I played offensive and de- fensive linebacker. He was one of the most outstanding players on the team. J. R. is a three year letter- man. VAUGHN BROWN Brown was the varsity manager. He was the work-horse on the team. Vaughn is a two-year letterman. GUY CARR Carr played offensive halfback and defensive linebacker. He was a very good runner and one of the fast- est men on the team. Guy is a two year letterman. FRED MARKLEY Markley played offensive end and defensive halfback. Fred was a very fast runner. He excelled in pass-catching and was a three-year letterman. • SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS TIM CORNELL Cornell played offensive and defensive tackle. Tim was one of the best charging guards we had. He is a three year letterman. DICK BERRY Berry played offensive guard and defensive linebacker. Dick was one of the best pulling guards in the league. Dick is a two-year letter- man. FRANK ROGERS Rogers played defensive tackle. He played all out and kept up the team spirit tremendously. Frank is a one-year letterman. PHIL HANNA Hanna played offensive quarter- back Phil was a good team player, and helped the team in many pinches. He is a one-year letter- man. MARK HANNA Hanna played offensive tackle and defensive linebacker. He was very effective on blocking for the backfield. Mark is a one-year let- terman . CLAIR LATHAM Latham played defensive half- back. He was one of the most de- pendable players on the team. Clair is a one-year letterman. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY-LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilma Wedertz, Gloria Pfeiffer, Patsy Pemberton, and Sharon Sellers. SENIORS-LEFT TO RIGHT: Gloria Pfeiffer, Patsy Pemberton, and Wilma Wedertz. MASCOT KATHY KEEL LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Hu ff ma n, Lee Ann Sturgis, Gloria Pfeiffer, Patsy Pemberton, Wilma Wedertz, Sellers, Connie Vermillion, and Linda Carson. 52 PHILIP AND DAVIES INC. Kenton, Ohio (L. toR.) KNEELING: }. R. Hickel, Merle Highland. Fred Markley, John Tudor. STANDING: Larry Buerger, Eddie Anderson, Warren West, Ronnie Koch, Frank Haudenschield, Vaughn Brown. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Kenton 73 Kenton 57 Kenton 68 Kenton 59 Kenton 73 Kenton 54 Kenton 68 Kenton 51 Kenton 67 Kenton 56 Kenton 64 Kenton 49 Kenton 68 Kenton 64 Kenton 72 Kenton 61 Kenton 67 Kenton 91 Kenton 64 MOORE'S STEAK HOUSE Fine steaks, chops, fish. DAIRY QUEEN Low convenient prices. The cone with the curl on top Alumni 48 Dayton 61 Stivers Upper 60 Sandusky Lima South 56 Urbana 64 Belle - 73 fontaine Marion 65 St. Marys St. Marys 73 Bucyrus 69 Bluffton 48 Ada 61 Findlay 56 Marion 63 Harding Celina 58 Wapak 65 Belle- 50 fontaine Hardin 47 Northern Van Wert 61 Lima 59 Shawnee COACH GEORGE KEEL ?V °o A. E. ROBY PRINTER AND STATIONERS 205 W. Franklin St. Phone 2225 Kenton, Ohio 54 FIRST ROW: Larry Buerger, Gary Maybry, Roger Brown, Fred Arn, Chuck Chalfin, Hank Carmean, Toni Wolfe, Lauren Wolfe. SECOND ROW: Coach James Miller, Bob Spencer, Dean Dulin, Jim Oates, Bill Claphan, Mike Geiser, Joe Robinson, Lauren Hanna, Jim Myers, Vaughn Brown. Kenton 38 Marseilles 34 Kenton 58 Ada 52 Kenton 33 Dayton Stivers 51 Kenton 23 Findlay 53 Kenton 55 Upper Sandusky 31 Kenton 38 Marion Harding 50 Kenton 40 Lima South 34 Kenton 50 Celina 54 Kenton 28 Marion St. Marys 36 Kenton 55 Wapak 54 Kenton 39 St. Marys 34 Kenton 57 Bellefontaine 36 Kenton 33 Bucyrus 38 Kenton 52 Hardin Northern 47 Kenton 34 Bluff ton 35 Kenton Kenton 37 48 Wan Wert Lima Shawnee 35 31 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM BACK ROW; Bernard Crisp, Jack Thomas, Bill Schwemer, Jerry Claphan, James Crates, Norman Layman, Duane Cosart, Richard Brielmier, Dar- rel Phillips. SECOND ROW; Coach Claude Stober, David Clearwater, Raymond Kerns, Vernon Crisp, James Burba, Bill Myers, Gary Williams, Jack Stalffer, Mr. Billow. FIRST ROW; Dick Jump, El- wood Osborn, Ronnie Keel, Gerry Youngpeters, Don Hart, Kenny Dyer. ROOT LUMBER COMPANY Lumber Builders, Supplies, Paint Hardware-Planning Mill Phone 7234 Kenton, Ohio FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM_ BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Fout, Bob Lutz, Gary Williams, Bill Schwemer, Duane Cosart, Jack Thomas, Gordon Miller, Jerry Claphan, Curtis Worthington, Kenny Dyer. FIRST ROW: Jack Stalf- fer, James Crates, Jim Burba, Jerry Youngpeters, Dick Jump, Mr. Billow. (L. toR.)R. Frost, A. Lightner, R. Koch, W. Boblenz, E. Anderson, C. Chalfin. (L. toR.) D. Horne, D. Price, A. Ford, P. Wright, J. Thomas, R. McAdow, M. Parker, J. Lightner. (L. toR.) N. Nichols, P. Pemberton, R. Nash, M. Menden- hall, N. Thr ail kill, G. Pfeiffer. STOOPING: L. Williams. Captain. SQUARE DEAL MARKET YEAGLY HARDWARE CO. Fresh Meats and Groceries Paints, Tools, Appliances Kenton, Ohio Kenton, Ohio (L. to R.) G. Pfeiffer. N. Thrailkill, M. Mendenhall, R. Nash, P. Pemberton, N. Nichols, Captain L. Williams. i .� tv-r--} r r FRONT ROW (L. toR.) Mr. Harland Kinney, Coach; C. Bird, J. Tu- dor, M. Highland, J. Hickle, R. Kock, G. Carr, J. Thomas, B. Buroker, E. Resch. SECOND ROW-. P. Rickenbacher, V. Crisp, G. Thomas, C. Chalfin, J. Buroker, T. Wolfe, C. Latham, J. Oates, L. Johnson, B. Dick. THIRD ROW: R. Sheldon, D. Horne, T. Lowe, J. Youngpeters, F. Am, J. Cook, A. Bush, J. Pfeiffer, J. Smalley. BACK ROW: R. Rodenberger, R. Keen, C. Zeigler, K. Osborn, J. Burba, R. Rish, M. Harrison, D. Reese. FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Cahill. N. Wooley, D. Hervey, S. Printz, J. Overly, R. Frost. K. Pfeiffer. SECOND ROW: M. Roby, S. Thomas, N. Schultz, E. Barclay, D. Steiner. F. Arn, K. Baker, P. Butterman, A. Oberlitner. JUNIOR PLAY A fine job of acting was displayed on November 18 and 19 in the Kenton High auditorium when the junior class presented a three act comedy entitled Men Are Like Streetcars. The play reveals some of the trials and tribulations of a normal teenager's life and the not so normal lives of their parents. Maudie, the ingenue, was portrayed by Sue Printz, while Davey, her suitor, was played by Don Hervey. Other members of the cast were: Mrs. Mason, Noreen Wolley; Mr. Mason, Lowell Cahill; Sylvia, Jean Overly; Joy, KayPfeiffer, Alix, Pat Butterman; Julie, Ann Oberlitner; Lysbeth, Kay Baker; Mrs. White, Elio Kay Barclay; Mrs. Allen Sondra Thomas; Mrs. Gay, Mary Roby; Chi, Fred Arn; Jerry, Russel Frost; Ted, David Steiner; and Margaret, Nancy Shultz. The play was under the direction of Miss Marjorie Ramge. lola Rogers BUERGER'S CLEANERS Cleaning - Pressing 204 E. Columbus SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gloria Pfeiffer, Mark Hanna, DiAnn Hastings, Tanyce Spitzer, Paul Rikenbacher. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Sturgeon, Dick Berry, Ardythe Ault, Jim Perine, Shirley Stober, Lee Johanson, Miss Sloan, Director. SENIOR PLAY Time Out For Ginger, a comedy in three acts, was presented by the Senior class of Kenton highschoolon Wednesday and Thursday nights, February 16 and 17, inthe highschool auditorium. DiAnn Hastings takes the leading role of problem child, Ginger, with Tanyce Spitzer and Mark Hanna as Agnes and Howard Carol, her parents. Tommy Green, Ginger's boyfriend, who has ditched her because of conduct unbecoming to a girl, is played by Paul Rickenbacher. As the play progresses, situations become more complex. The supporting cast includes Ardythe Ault, Gloria Pfeiffer, Shirley Stober, Dick Berry, Jim Perine, and Lee Hohanson. The production was ynder the direction of Miss Isabel Sloan with John Sturgeon acting as student director. JACKN' JILL STUDIO For Distinctive Portaiture HOME RESTAURANT Glamour, Wedding, Portrait Charlie's Home Cooked Food 59 112 1 2 S. Detroit St. Phone 4582 South side of square, Kenton, Ohio .—sfL j HOMECOMING QUEEN s' The annual Homecoming, which was held October 15, was one of the finest ever held at Kenton High School. Miss Patsy Pemberton reigned as Queen, while her attendants were: Gloria Pfeiffer, senior; Sharon Parrott, junior; Kay Ommert, sophomore; and Barbara Modd, freshmen. The Queen, attired in red and her attendants in red viewed the game from their convertibles. After the game, the Queen and her attendants went to the decorated gym for the Homecoming Dance. Faith Blumenschine, Queen of '52 crowned Queen Patsy. Miss Pemberton and her escort, J. R. Hickle led the Grand March. Mack Finch and his orchestra provided music from 9 P. M. until midnight. SNAPSHOTS The senior girls and food, (Going, going, GONE!) The laughing (hyenias) ? ? Oh!, what purses! Legs legs and more legs! Remember when this was the real thing ? Is it really Miss McKinney?? Take me in your arms, The swimming pool loafers. Cisco wait- ing for Rauncho ? ? Isn’t life grand Mr. Simpson???? You name it and we will eat too! Careful, you might hurt him, Vanda! Ronnie cute. (Wha happened £2 Bf WHEN WE WERE YOUNG _ Don’t let the stars get in your eyes s. Little Miss tap toe. Who said plunging necklines weren’t popular? Once upon a time. Feed em’ in the morning’ change em' in the evenin’ blues. Tell us a story. Woving wittle bwothers. The naughty boys from Ellis. Peek-a-boo! Well I’ll be a Isn't Iola an We saw Mommy kissing Chubby Ego amo Santa Claus. little monsters?? tu SEPTEMBER 7 Back to school-it had to hap- pen sometime. 8 F.F.A.-F.H.A. 10 Preview-here-we beat Up- per Sandusky! 13 Henmon-Nelson Tests-you poor Freshmen I 14 Y-Teens-Hi-Y 17 Shawnee-why did they win? 22 Biology Club-louses, liz- ards, loons, remember? 24 St. Marys beat us herel 28 Varsity-K 30 Out for Fair-Oh boy, kidsl OCTOBER 1 Van Wert beat us there 1 6 F. F. A. -F. H. A. Square Dance-do-si -do! 8 We lost to Forest here 1 10 Y-Teen Recognition Service 12 Y-Teens-Hi-Y 13 Biology Club 15 Homecoming-Wapak b e a t us-Hail to our Queen] 20 F. H. A. Ral ly at Mt. Victory 22 Ada beat us there! 26 Open-house at the high school 28 Celina let us win at last! 29 Teacher's meeting-vaca- tion. kidsl -1 r i - — -— f i — ■ EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL 115 West Franklin Street Phone 4579 Kenton Ohio 64 NOVEMBER 5 Tiffin-we won again] 9 Y-Teens-Hi-Y 11 Bellefountaine-we won again! 17 Biology Club 18 Junior Class Play 19 Junior Class Play-good job, kidsl 23 Varsity-K 24 Basketbal I -we beat the alumni I 25 No school-whoopee 1 29 Lyceum-Roy Maher BOBBI-SUE DRIVE INN West Franklin Street U.S. 30 S. Kenton, Ohio DECEMBER 1 F.F.A.-F.H.A. 2 Every pupi I tests-anyone get a good grade? 3 Dayton beat us herel 8 F.F.A. 10 Upper Sandusky-t he re-we won 14 Y-Teens-Hi-Y 17 Lima South lost to usl 21 F.F.A. 22 Biology Club 24 Holiday begins-oh boyl JANUARY 3 Back to school-what did Santa bring you? 4 We beat Marion St. Marys here I 5 F.F.A.-F.H.A. 7 We didn't beat St. Marys 1 10 Y-Teens's 100th anniversary 11 Bucyrus-they won here 1 12 Biology Club 14 We won over Blufftonl 18 Speech Plays 19 Speech Plays-real pro's 21 We beat Adal 22 F indlay-there-gee, they were big 1 25 We beat Marion Harding therel 28 We beat Celina therel FEBRUARY 2 F.F.A.-F.H.A. 4 We beat Wapak herel 16 Senior Class Play 17 Senior Class Play-oh, you were good I 18 We beat Van Wert Therel 19 Cupid's Hop-Pretty girls and handsome beaus I 21 Y-T e e nMother-D a ug h te r Banquet-smell the steak? 22 No School I Hurray- 25 We beat Lima Shawnee therel BARTLETT'S GROCERIES Meats Phone 5222 Kenton, Ohio BAUGHMAN GREENHOUSE 901 South Main Street Telephone 7297 KIRKLAND BOOTERY Everything in Shoes but Feet Phone 6238 Kenton, Ohio MARCH 2 F.F.A.-F.H.A. 4 Band Concert 7 Future Business Leaders 8 Y-Teens-Hi -Y 9 F.F.A. Parents Banquet 17 Operetta 18 Operetta-good job! 21 Art Club 22 G.A.A. 23 Biology Club-every pupil tests- poor kidsl 6 8 11 12 14 15 20 21 22 29 APRIL F.H.A. Talent Show-boy, do we have talenti F.F.A.-F.H.A. Good Friday-no school I No School Y-Teens-Hi-Y Track-Celina All-school dance-oh those tired feet I Biology Club Track -Richwood Vocal Concert-do-do-do-do- turn it off or change key I Prom-in early children! M. A. HOGAN ELEVATOR Grain, Seed, Feed, Fertilizer Phone 41984 Forest, Ohio MAY 3 Track-Belle Center-run boysl 4 F.F.A.-F.H.A. 6 Band Festival 10 Y-Teens-Hi-Y 11 Biology Club 13 W.B.L. track meet-pretend the 4 p.m. bell just rang I 18 Award Day-what did you get, gnything? 19 SeniorChapel-snif-please be happy ralksl 22 Baccalaureate-its almost overl 27 Commencement-;the beginning of our adult life, kidsl 28 Biology Club Trip 29 Out of school for another year (or maybe for good). SHEPHERD AND QUINN Sohio Service Station Complete line of auto supplies and accessories 66 South-West corner Franklin Leighton Street Phone 9297 Kenton, Ohio Phyllis Adams Brent Baily Stephen Barrett Craig Bidding Emily Binning Paul Breilmaier Mickey Van Buskirk Joan A nsley Sondra Baccus Donald Donahue Dennis Finney Linda Lou £Unn Richard Garvin Jack Gray George Harp Gary Crooks Sherry Draper Albert Horner Donald Horner Dana Jackson Majorie Jackson Jeannie Jolliff Michael Kahler Robert Heilman Paul Holden Sara Pyle Shannon Qiinn Brenda Kay Resch Steven Rogers Becky Roof John Stanley Robert Kemmere Ralph Lawerence Victoria Slusher We the seniors Of 55 do hereby bequeath to the sen- iors of 66 the right to enjoy the 12 best years of their life and at all times remembering each persons goal in life is reached easier by hard work and study. Good Luck Guy Carr PEERLESS MARKET 438 N. Cherry Free Delivery MARION PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOC. 113 S. Detroit Street Kenton, Ohio BRADLEY'S JEWELRY Fine Jewelry Money Saving Prices 67 It was worth the Fight, Pats! Beauty where’’ Beast? Miss America 1985 Be Prepared Don't be Afraid! Gol die-locks J. R. aren't you losing something?? Carolyn and Bows! I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles. W HU Old Maids Society! I Waitin' for Mel, and Tim, Girls?? Isn't Love Grand?? Hi, Blossom! Don't be Bitter, Reconsider TICK-TOCK GOES THE CLOCK AT K.H.S. SEYFERTS CHIPS DISTRIBUTORS B J Shaffner Lima, Ohio Compliments of LIMA LOAN BAKERS TEXACO STATION Corner of Franklin Lima Phone 4890 70 THROUGH THE CLASSROOMS AT K.H.S. GOODSELLS PAINT STORE GUS DICK MARKET COLONEL ELLIS Best in paint, toys, paper. North side of square Best in styles 71 BOARD OF EDUCATION , I STANDING, (L. TO R.): Mr. Eugene Sheldon, Mt. Lester Ward, Mr. Chandos Printz. SEATED, (L. TOR.): Mr. Robert Stewart, Mr. James H. Allen, Jr. I SUPERINTENDENT ) MR. PAUL L. OAKLIEF SECRETARIES MRS. HAROLD SPENCER MRS. ISABELLCROY OSBORN FURNITURE STORE 910 West Lima St. Kenton Ohio Phone 9155 SECRETARY MRS. TED SPONSLER STURGIS MEAT PACKING Wholesale Meats-Custom Butchering Marseilles Road-Kenton, Ohio Phone 4569 MR. JOHN FRAKER B. S.; M. S. in Agriculture Education; Advisor to F. F. A. MRS. DOROTHY FULLERTON A. B.; M. A.; Biology; Biology Club Advisor. MR. RAYMOND HACKNEY B. S.; B. S. in Education; Hi-Y Advisor; Senior Class Advi- sor; Physics; Mechanical Drawing. MR. GEORGE KEEL B. S. in Ed.; Boys Physical Education; Head Coach of Foot- ball and Basketball; Varsity K Advisor; Athletic Director. MR. HARLAND KINNEY B. S. in Ed.; Track Coach; Woodshop. MRS. ALMA KNOLLMAN B. A.; B. S.; M. A.; F. H. A. Advisor; Home Ec. MRS. THELMA ARN Teacher to First Grade. MR. GERALD BILLOW B. S. in E.; Freshman Algebra; General Math; Freshman Football and Basketball Coach. MISS ADA DORIS CAIN A. B.; M. A.; Speech; Dean of Girls. MISS PAULINE HART B. S. ; Girls Physical Education; Advisor to G. A. A. and Archery Club. MISS ROSE HORNE A. B.; A. B. in Library Science; Librarian; Spanish. MISS ANNE JOHNSON M. A.; English IV; Latin; Advisor to Y-Teens. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Mrs. Clara Raber Mrs. Larie Koch Mrs. Ester Temple MR. CARL KNOLLMAN B. D.; B. A.; M. A.; American History; Civics; Freshman Class Advisor. MR. FRANK KOHLER Instructor of Machine Tools. Compliments of KENTON SAVINGS BANK CAFETERIA STAFF “ZCrrrrii r ? . 7- i {] MR. JAMES MILLER Bach, of Phy. Ed.; Driver’s Education; World History; Assist- ant Football Coach; Reserve Basketball Coach. MR. WILLIAM MOFFITT Bach, of School Music; Band Director. MISS MARJORIE RAMGE B. S.; A. B.; English; Thespian Advisor; Dramatic Arts; Jun- ior Play Director. MISS ELIZABETH TERRILL B. S. in Ed.; Home Economics. MR. GERALD UNDERWOOD B. S. in Ed.; Department of Trades and Industries. MR. PAUL WARREN B. S. in Ed.; Art Supervisor; Advisor of Art Club. MR. JOHN LaFONTAINE B. S. in Ed.; Geography; Sophomore Class Advisor. TEACHERS MISS LORELLA McKINNEY B. S.; M. A.; Chemistry; Geometry; Trigonometry; Advisor to Teen Canteen. MR. GLENN MARTIN B. S. in Ed.; Bookkeeping; General Business; Office Practice; Junior Class Advisor; Advisor to F. B. L. MISS EDNA SHEPPARD B. S.; Supervisor of Vocal Music Department. MR. RICHARD SIMPSON B. S. in Ed.; English; Journalism; Quill and Scroll Advisor; Echo Advisor. MISS ISABEL SLOAN B. S.; M. A.; Stenography; Typing; Director of Senior Class Play; Advisor to F. B. L. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Carl Russell, Principal; Mr. Burley Long; Mr. Martin Scott; Mr. Thomas Jester; Mr. Max New- man; and Mr. Paul Bloom. B. MISS VIOLA WILLEKE S. in Ed.; M. A.; English. SWANIGANS TIN SHOP Original Pocahontas Stokers Farquar Furnaces CUSTODIANS r KENTON HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL SONG HAIL TO THEE Bill Ueffit I9$k 1 I . 1 1 1 1 . I - uuTI I I J J | —f .. DH—rr 1 v H V W 9 M — m m J —h nnnn—I—' '1 ' 1 . « • • _• —Nf i j r €. -f + i + Hill tt thfee oar r r 1 f A1 - nia Ha - ter. i) • • ■ • Praise Khe tYild-cats m ■ j i t . n ■■■ • • l 1 1 1 •1-1 bl “ � 1 tilt 1 t 1 I —1 L 1 T FTTV n V 1 1 III 1 r 1 •- Pb _ I f 1 1 — —1 ' t J—? _M J J «1 -m « • 1 m g might; . (oh praise them) f f f r Sing the songs of T f r—1 our school days, give 7 9 « Urf 1 | all for the Red and —1— ; v ® • 7 ■ _ ■■■ 1 t 7 1 1 1 1 ll T m i ■ T « ■ J- — —’ 1 1 1 1 —1—LJ 1 THE HOUSE OF McCOY KENTON DUNKIRK CREAMERY CO. B. L. VanStronder, Propr. Pasteurized Dairy Products 1 1 — 7 —t“t—t m ■ m —. ■ . -tt M 1 J. i J ¥•it « 7 | 9 es' m a a T _______ P' « i 1 1 white; . 1 Oh £ 7 ? tell of tjleasur-ed r 1 r mem -0 - ries so r j. 1 dear to you and m m m • w f HI • • a • 1 , 1 • ■ • I 1 1 I . 1 1 Another Slumber Party? Shake-A-Leg' You were so cute Di Ann _ Beat-up Berry and Monstrous Mark Eyes Closed; Mouth wide Open I thought so! Whose Hand? EEK-----A Freak!!! Ardythe tells Paul all about it World Blurred But Beautiful Seniors were once Freshmen Lazy Juniors Beginnin, FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member of F. D. I. C. In a Cesspool Three in Every Crowd WHITE IRIS L. to R.: G. Pfieffer, J. Williams, D. Hastings, L. Frasure. nn 11' THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER L. to R., STANDING: J. Sturgeon, M. Baker, J. Perine. SITTING: G. Ingraham, S, Kerns, M. Kindle. VALLE (FAREWELL) RICHARD SIMPSON THE SHADOW OF A DREAM L. to R.: C. Lamb, D. Hastings, L, Frasure J. Brooks. r THE THREE MUSKETEERS We of the E cho staff wish to extend our si ncere thanks to Richard Simpson journal- ism teacher and Echo staff advisor for his guidance and reassurance during the first sem- ester . Mr. Simpson is missed greatly by all of us here at K.H.S. (Class ijistnr In the fall of 1951, one hundred and forty-four Freshmen entered the halls of Kenton high school carefully avoiding the dark corners and upperclassmen. Our first assignment as a class was to elect our class officers. Our president was Jim Moore; vice president, Victor Badertscher; and secretaiy, Eleanor Zachariah. This first assignment went very well under the direction of our advisor Mr. Kinney. As the year progressed we found many worthwhile activities to which we could belong, such as, the F. F. A., the F. H. A., the Junior Hi-Y, the choir, and the band. The next fall we started our year as Sophomores and were not plagued by the upperclassmen. To start our year off right we elected our class officers. Kathleen Conner was elected president; Gary McQuown, vice president; and Dana Daniels, secretary. Mr. Hackney was our class advisor. During this year many of the boys went out for basketball and football and helped the stand- ing of the Sophomore class. There were many girls who joined the Y-Teens which was open to the sophomores. This year we were also eligible for the Biology Club. The Choir presented the oper- etta, “Rose Marie”, and many of our class were represented in it. Finally we entered the halls of Kenton high as upperclassmen. We were Juniors! This year the class officers who were to raise the money for the prom were to be elected. The election went as follows: president, Fred Markley; vice president, Dick Berry; and secretary, Bob Neeson. Mr. Kinney again served as our class advisor. This year we gave our Junior play entitled, “What A Life”, under the direction of Miss Ramge. John Sturgeon and Gloria Pfeiffer played the leading roies. At the end of the year came the much awaited event, the Junior-Senior Prom. Di Ann Hastings served as chairman and was assisted by the various committees. The theme we selected was, “Under The Sea”. We felt that this was the greatest accomplishment of our three years at Kenton high. Then we were Seniors and felt we must make the most of this last and best year. The Homecoming game was played with Wapakoneta. The queen was Patsy Pemberton and the senior attendant was Gloria Pfeiffer. The queen and her attendants reigned over the Home- coming Dance in the gymnasium following the game. Our officers for this year were Dick Berry, president; John Tudor, vice president; and John Sturgeon, secretary. Once again our advisor was Mr. Hackney. This year the Biology Club donated the money to have a Wildcat painted on our gym floor. As a class we donated the money for the completion of a cement wall which was started in front of the school by the class of “54”. The play, “Time Out For Ginger”, was given by us Seniors under the direction of Miss Sloan. The leading roles were played by Di Ann Hastings and Mark Hanna. The Junior-Senior Prom held on April 29, was the last formal dance we attended at Kenton high. Baccalaureate was held May 22, and Commencement May 27. Thus ended our four wonder- ful years at K. H. S. XJiJju iff ' X f J) T ‘ V i; '' ' V' (‘ ■'j „ , X Cy-, 1 tt'-, 'k . ;, f YEARBOOKS «•V % V� o VTN X $ 1 £