Kenton High School - Echo Yearbook (Kenton, OH)

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Miss Sloan's typing class is hard at work, save one. Come on, girls, let's play volleyball. Mr. Shepherd can surely explain an algebra problem in an interesting way. This is one of the projects undertaken by the boys in Mr. Kinney's shop room. Students in this classroom learn of the birds and bees. Many delicious dishes are cooked in this classroom with the guidance of Mrs. Knollman.

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Through the efforts of the journalism class many edi- tions of the school paper were published during the course of the past school year. The students gained many in- sights in the field of journalism through the instruction received in the classroom work. In addition to work on the school paper, much time was spent in the editing of the yearbook . We, as a group, had enjoyable times in our work and efforts, and hope that all our readers enjoyed reading the published ma- terial . The journalism class is hard at work on a final copy of the school newspaper. Students enrolled in journalism this year were: J. Myers, J. Longbrake, J. Friedel, P. Stinson, S. Layton, J. Men- denhal, G. Mabrey, J. Oates, M. Roby, N. Todd, E. Boyd, D. Paul, S, Zachariah, D. Burba, C. Cox, C. Smith, I. Rogers, D. Hart, N. Longbroke, N. Wooley, England, E. Barclay, R. Ridenour, and E. Kearns. Mr. Thornton Lynam, Jr. was the advisor of the staff this year. 4

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These are the future farmers of America. Miss Terrill teaches these girls to sew fine garments. These students are learning the principal functions of good business. Mr. Billow is explaining to his history students. The Bill of Rights. These students speak French, but only in their class room work. These senior boys are operating the large machines under the direction of Mr. Kohler.