Kenton High School - Echo Yearbook (Kenton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1975 volume:

1 Kenton Sr. High 1975 Echo PUBLISHED BY THE ANNUAL STAFF for the Student Body of Kenton SR. HIGH SCHOOL-Kenton, Ohio VOLUME 69 FACULTY Dr. Emil Vavrik- Superintendent Kenton Schools 6 Mrs. Eleanor Faulkner- Dean of Girls ROW 1: Mr. Orsbom, Mr. Hilty, Mr. Watkins, Dr. Nicely. ROW 2: Mr. Winzenreid, Mr. Heilman, Dr. Vavrik. Mrs. Pat Deardorff- Secretary to the Principal Mrs. Sherry Millard- Assistant Secretary and Records Keeper. 7 CUSTODIANS FACULTY Mr. Richard Aller- Behavioral Science, Humanities, World History Mrs. Rita Radway- School Nurse Mr. William Barrett- Guidance Counselor Mr. Dale Basinger- Ma themati cs Mr. Tom Bell- Civics, History Mr. William Biggs- Machine Technology, Shop Math Mr. Mike Blechinger- Govemment, World History 10 Miss Chris Espinoza French Mrs. Eleanor Faulkner- English 12 Miss Neva Foley- English, Dramatics Miss Judene Haefer- German Mrs. Martha Fugate- Chemistrv 13 Mr. Joe Harvey- Government Mrs. Beth Johnston- EMR Miss Dorcas Jolliff- Home Economics Mr. Richard Jardot- Mathematics Mr. Jerry Layman- Vocational Horticulture Mrs. Thelma Ledenbach- Head Librarian Mr. Irvin Jordan- Technical Drafting Mrs. Marilyn Klingler- Accounting, Jr. I.O.E. 15 Mr. James Loveman- Band ♦ Mr. Dean McCullough- Industrial Arts Mrs. Patricia Moyer- Mathematics 17 18 Mr. Buck Riley- Driver's Education Mrs. Kathleen Prater- English Mr. Gordon Schroeder- A meric an History Mr. James Smith- Vocal Music Mr. Charles Strasbaugh- Guidance Counselor l m I Mi®;!!' Mrs. Mary Sorgenfrei- Teachers Aide Mr. Robert Terry- DCT 19 20 Mrs. Sharon Wegner-D.E.C .A. Mr. Loveman shows the new marching design. Mr. Richard Zitto-Physics, Science Mrs. Wegner always kept her DE class happy. Mr. Benziger was a favorite student teacher. (Miss Haefer thinks so! !!) 21 Mr. Dunbar checks Lee and Nat for misspelled words. SENIORS Harvey Tim Amweg Tim Michael Schwer Armentrout Mike Jeffrey Charles Bailey Jeff Robert 1. Anderson Bob Douglas Dean Ashba Doug Donald Wayne Barker Don 24 Willete Jennifer Bloom Jennie Sandra Lee Bordner Sandy Tom Alan Blume Tom Brian Nelson Boles Brian Melody Ann Brown Melody Patricia Sue Brueshaber Pat Victoria Lynne Butterman Vicki Lisa Ann Carmean Lisa Burke Holland Coats Burke Teresa Ellen Cook Teresa Douglas Leon Dodds “Doug Jeffrey Dean Dunahue Jeff Marcia Ann Dyer Marcy Pamela Jean Dyer Pam Rodney Dunetz Rod Sharron Sophia Garvin Sharron 27 Becky Sue Gault Becky Natalie Jane Gottfried Nat Deborah Lynne Gilley Deb Collene Sue Gould Collene James E. Grauel Jr. Jim Glenn Edwin Hamilton Eddie Joseph Lee Handly Joe Juli Lynn Harrold Juli Wanda Kay Harpel Wanda Nancy Lee Harris N ancy Christopher Lee Harvey Chris Ronald Lee Height Ron Carol Jean Heilman Carol Debra Jane Henley Deb Kim Michele Hines Kim 29 Kathryn Diane Horner Kathy Steve Matthew Kalb Steve Elaine Marie Hottman Elaine Steven Eugene Keen Steve Cindy Lou James Cindy William Dale Keller Bill 30 Kathy Ann King Kathy Mary Anne King Mary Anne Pamela Sue Kinsey Pam Kathy Sharee Kissling Kathy Stephanie Lynne Koch Steph Cheryl Lee Laubis Cheri 31 ! Norman Lowe Norm David Wayne McPheron Dave Bradd Anthony Molk Bradd Jacki Lynne McKay Jacki Peggy Lee McKean Peg Lee Ann Merchant Lee Caryl Lane 11 Modd Caryl James E. Morris Jim Jeffrey Dean Morrison Jeff 32 Mary Elizabeth Mullenax Mary Alicia Kay Newman Alicia Lorraine Kay Newman Lorrie Cherryl Ann Mullady Cherryl Joy Christine Mustain Joy Marsha Lynn Nichols Marsha Catherine Anne Phillips Cathy 33 Jamie D. Ramge Jamie Danny Dewayne Reed Danny Cheryl Ann Rogers Cheryl Cynthia Lou Ritchie Cindy Annette Kay Ralston Annette Donna Jean Rettger Donna Mark AUen Ross Mark Lee Ann Sheldon Lee Sandra Kaye Shogren Sandy Gary Lee Scott Gary Mari Ann Sheldon Mari Ann Elaine Skaggs Ann Vickie Lynn Scott Vickie Doris Ann Sherman Doris Ann Floyd D. Smith Bud 35 36 Tina Lynn Sutermeister Tina Robert D. Temple Bob Christopher William Spillman Chris Patti Lynne Stober Patti Mark W. Terry Mark Susan Roberts Vavrik Sue Thomas Dwayne Wies Tom Florence M. Walker Florence Cynthia Sue Williams Sue Ellen Youngs Cindy Sue 37 Valerie Lynne Curtis Val Kenny Drumm Kenny Dale R Gray Dale SENIORS NOT PICTURED Rick Gene Barnett Rick Brown John G. Buerger Betty Jo Clark James G. Conley Johnny Edward Dona than Ernest Dean Fay David Ray Gammon Dennis Joseph Haney Gregory L. Harp Bruce R. Hensley Gloria Jean Holbrook Nancy Jane Holland David Michael Johnson Thomas E. Johnson Kevin K. Kearns Alien Dale Lease Michael W. Manns Russell E. Manns Jodean Ellen Maxwell Kathleen Marie McClusky James Daniel Murphy Rusty L. Ohler Sandra Marie Foe Perry Robert Purcell Timothy Franz Renfrew Gerald D. Scott Jr. Judy Ann Scott Ronald A. Sheesley Douglas Edwin Shepherd Marilyn June Shope Dale Allan Simpson Steven Douglas Smith Jeffrey Lynn Spencer Charles B. Spradlin Richard Allen Teeters Jim Vermillion Steve Whitaker Joey E. Wilson Joyce A, Wilson CLASS ADVISOR — MR. JAMES D. SMITH CLASS OF 1975 GRADUATION — SUNDAY, JUNE 1 SENIOR AWARDS DAY — MAY 16 39 Dollars for Scholars were awarded to the following on Senior Awards Day: Sandy Shogren, Cyd Davis, Kathy King, Cathy Philips, Jeff Basinger, Ron Height. ROW 2: Steph Purcell, Deb Gilley, Lee Merchant, Tina Sutermeister, Kathy McClusky, Carol Heilman. DE Club Officers Were: Mike Armentrout, Rodney Dunetz, Angela Glen Gray enjoys a good book in study Bowman, and Sandy Bordner. hall. 40 The Senior Boys are trying to get 10 points by winning the Tug-of-War at the All-School Picnic. MOTHERS on Parent Exchange Day. Nancy Harris and Cyd Davis had major roles in the Music De- partment pro- duction of Fiddler on the Roof. Nat models a 50’s cheerlead- ing outfit. Teresa Cook, Terri Latham, and Cyd Davis Represented their class as Homecoming Queen and Attendants. 41 YOU MUST HAVE BEEN Mari Sheldon Terry Barker Angela Cowan Bob Temple Stephanie Purcell Ann Skaggs Natalie Gottfried 42 Tom Blume A BEAUTIFUL BABY! Deb Gilley Teresa Cook Patti Stober 43 HEY, SENIORS! Mr. Blechinger's government class on 50's Day. One of Allen's favorite sports is Baseball. Graduation was held outdoors for the first time in 1975. Mr. Zitto gave a recognition banquet from some of his Physics students. Jeff wants to be a band director when he grows up! (or should it be out?) Steffen Smith was a track standout. 44 DO YOU REMEMBER . . . Football Good Wishes for the Homecoming game. Kevin Kaylor thought the School Picnic was lots of fun. Terri, Nat, Lee, and Cyd discuss plans for the Sr. Class Picnic. Mike and Rodney on Senior Slop Day. Connie Cannode returns her Cap G Gown after Graduation. Maik Terry proved to be a valuable team 45 member. UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS Art Albrecht Jeff Anderson Bill Austin Rick Barger Mike . Beach Heidi Benjamin Kim Boecher Kaelyn Boner Nancy Bookmyer Andy Bordner Ellen Brehm Larry Brim Kenny Brooks Wes Broseke Joe Burgbacher Diane Cain Susan Camper Andrea Clark Tim Claybaugh Kim Comer 48 Jayne Davis Janine Dick Boyd Downey Jeff Dyer Diane Comstock Myron Comstock Kelly Cooper Kim Corbin Vicki Cowen Sherry Crawford Kevin Curtis Scott Davis Cindy Fay Nancy Fisher Skip Fowler Paula Frater % Rick Friemoth Jim F un- Jim Gibson Greg Gilbert sen 49 Diane Monty Dewight Brad Clock Graham Hamilton Harvey Kelly Duane Peggy Lyle Goble Grauel Hamilton Heberling Cathy Don Tony La Donna Gossard Gray Hare Heilman Doug Bob Brian Nancy Gossard Grindell Harrington Heilman Eric Henley Rodney Hensel T errissa Hipsher Jeff Hodges 50 Cindy Holland Tom Holland Tim Holliday Teresa Holtzberger Kim Hoover Sue Homer Donn Houser Angela Hughes Dave Michele Kay Jones Keel Kreinbihl Lester Karla Eileen Kearns Kimbrell Lemmerbrock Wayne Bev Dana Kearns Kinnear Linke Mike Nancy Paul Keckler Koch Lohrber 51 Sue Lones Kathy Lotz Aldon Lowe Gary Lowe Mark McCullough Julie McKenna Norm McMillen Janet Mabrey Jack Manns Kathy Manns Marianne Marquart Wesley Martin Deb Mendenhall T ammy Merchant Diane Miller Sam Morris Brenda Newman Todd Newman Betty Nowlan Lorie Oates 52 Ken Oldham Karen Patton Bill Pfeiffer Julie Phillips Rosie Missy Annie Lisa Pierce Prater Renfrew Richards Brian Lee Ann Jack David Pierson Purcell Re rising Rish Jeff Tom Carla Patrick Pifer Ramge Reth Rizor Becky John Tim Mike Poe Ray Rettger Robinson 53 Rodney Rogers Becky Severs Cynthia Duane Patty Jim Seyfang Shirk Slusher Sorgen Tom Becky Jodi Luann Sheckler Sherman Smith Spears Candy Gerald Smithson Spivey Jessica Sherry Sorgen Sponsler 54 Larry Spradlin Deb Schroufe Barb Staley Rick Stayman Faye Steele Roland Stone Kay Strahm Tim Striker Nevin T aylor Sue T elljohann Jerry Temple Barney Topping Jan Vanbuskirk Kathy Vermillion Arianne Ward Mike Weatherhead Lee Ann Weber Paul Weidinger Theresa Weidinger Judy Wirbel 55 Deb Woods Keith Wright REMEMBER WHEN ... JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Brenda Allen Kelly Altman Brad Beaman Virgil Berry Frank Brown Debra Brown Thomas Byers Krit Combs Corlie Creamer Mark Fowlis Myles Fowlis Vicki Goff Duane Hatcher Marianne Hay ter Cindy Holford Janet Hottman Denise Jones Kelvin Kinne Rich Koch Kerry Magann Patti Manns Danny Mullins Becky Rager Gary Rodenberger Keith Rogers Rex Rogers Dorothy Smith Linda Smith Lloyd Stanley Charles Stone Roger Titus Mike Wallace Kris Wilson Gary Lowe gets whipped creamed at the Dollars for Scholars Auction. 7 A typical day in lunch. Jim, Jeff, and Keith helped with this tractor in machine shop. SOPHOMORES Lori Adkins Deb Agin Jocelyn Anderson Mark Anderson Diana Ay cock Vickie Bailey Teresa Baum Becky Beaman Dave Biddinger Mike Biddinger Lori Biggs Mike Binkley John Blansett Brian Boecher Gayle Bosher Angela Breuer Jeff Brindley Larry Bushong Rick Byer Bob Cannode 58 Sherry Cannode Doug Clements Patti Comstock Julie Cook Dave Kent Jeff Mike Cooper Curtis Dietz Dyer Ken Tina Dona van Karen Cooper Curtis Dodds Eckfeld Calvin Mona Carol Liz Cummings Davis Draper Ehlen Doris Don Joni Frank Curl Dearing Dunahue Fisher 59 Terri Fisher Victor Flower Linda Foster Janet Fults Jeff Gaskins Barb Gilbertsen T erri Gillen Pam Grauel Don Gray Terry Hamlin Ernie Harbour Ranee Harp -m Shirley Harp Laurie Harvey Amy Haudenschield Ashley Heil Sherrill Hayes Patty Heberling Rick Height Mike Holland 60 Sherry Clyde Anne Holland Howard Jackson Kathy Steve Kim Holtzberger Hudson Jacobs Rex Gregg Rob Hommel Huffman Jacobs Greg Keith Keith Hord Hughes James Anne Jepsen Cheryl Jones Sharon Jones Keith King Todd Knowlton Stephanie Kuykendall Kim Latham Craig Lawrence 61 Cindy McCullough Rick McCullough Rick McGinnis Rick McKean Rick McKeever Jodine McKinley Randy McLane Janet McMillen Dennis McPherson Becky McQuown Jeff Mabrey Ruby Manns Chris Leis Chris Long Betty Lowe Bryan Lowe Greg Mark ley Donna Marsh Russell Maxwell Carla Mendenhall 62 Steve Millard Debbie Miller Bill Miller Cindy Mullenax Brad Murphy Brenda Murphy Lydia Myers Melody Myers Bobbie Pat T erry Needham Patton Ramge Bill Betty Randall Newland Pemberton Ray Todd Charlene Terry Newman Predmore Redick Greg Sherry Bob Osborn Purcell Reth 63 Dave Richardson Wanda Ritchie Gloria Robinson jin Rodenberger Tim Rogers Perry Ropp Lisa Runser Ken Rush Melanie Rush David Schaub Diane Scott Dennis Seabert Tim Seeley Brenda Shadley Vanessa Sharp Craig Shaw Bob Shepherd Kirk Shepherd Kathy Sherman Tim Sherman 64 Doug Slush er Diane Smith Leslie Smith Peggy Smith Zenda Smith Cece Sorgen Rob Spangler Vickie Sponsler Walter Steele Diane Steinman Kathy Strobel Lorrie Szymanski Mark Szymanski Dede Taylor Tom T emple Cheryl Thomas Ray Thompson Doyle T urner Rosa Vermillion Sondra Vermillion 65 Vicki Watkins Jeannine Weber John Whitaker Jeff White Kathy White Tina White Vickie Wies Gay Williams Russ Williams Kirsten Winzenried Marlene Wood Don Wright Wava Wynegar Jennifer Young Mike Ziegler Karen Zuchetto 66 67 68 FRESHMAN COME 1 2 DAYS TO KSHS Rick, Dale, Paul, and Brian pose in the cafeteria. Many Freshman participated in the snake dance for the Homecoming game. ORGANIZATIONS GIRLS’ GLEE ROW 1: Pam Grauel, Zenda Smith, Peggy Smith, Wanda Ritchie, Lydia Myers, Lisa Runser, Lisa Adkins, Kathy White, Janet McMillan. ROW 2: Kathy Sherman, Sherry Holland, Jill Rodenberger, Carla Mendenhall, Angela Bruer, Lorri Szymanski, Betty Pemberton, Jodine McKinley, Charlene Pedmore. STUDENT ACTION FOR EDUCATION ,R?W 1: Ray Karcher Mrs Mary lams, Advisor; Jeff Dunahue. ROW 2: Kris Leis, Cindy Williams. ' 72 KENTON SR. HIGH MARCHING BAND ROW 1: Rodney Rogers, Annette Ralston, Nancy Koch, Melinda Erick, Cheryl Jones. ROW 2: Mr. Mack, Ron Height, Brian Harrington, Jeff Gaskins, Angela Breuer, Barb Gilbertsen, Jocelyn Anderson, Kim Hines, Mr. Love- man. ROW 3: Jeff Dunahue, Bill Pfeiffer, Vickie Weis, Art Albrecht, Tina Sutermeister, Brian Pierson, Tom Holland, ROW 4: Betty Nowlan, Lee anna Turner, Wanda Ritchie, Gayle Bosher, Melanie Rush, Nancy Heilman, Terri Fisher. ROWS: Sue Telljohann, Julie Cook, Caryl Mod d, Deb Agin, Sherri Sponsler, Lorrie Zach arias, Kathy King. ROW 6: Boyd Downey, Bill Keller, Keith James, Victor Flower, Lisa Richards, Keith Hughes. ROW 7: Sue Youngs, Rob Spangler, Karen Eckfeld, Andrea Clark, Stephanie Koch. ROW 8: Jon Alexander, Lee Weber, Dana Linke, Michele Keel, Sherry Cannode, Mike Biddinger, Cherryl Mullady. ROW 9: Kathy McClusky, Don Gray, Joni Dunahue, Rick Koch, Mike Binkley, Laurie Harvey. MAJORETTES 73 ROW 1: Annette Ralston, Melinda Erick, Rodney Rogers, Nancy Koch, Cheryl Jones. PEP BAND ROW 1: Victor Flower, Lisa Richards, Bill Keller. ROW 2: Tom Holland, Jeff Gaskins, Brian Harrington, Tina Sutermeister, Kim Hines, Lorrie Zacharias, Deb Agin, Jocelyn Anderson. ROW 3: Laurie Harvey, Sherri Sponsler, Art Albrecht. ROW 4: Nancy Heilman, Ron Height, Joni Dunahue, Kathy King, Lee anna Turner, Sue Youngs, Cindy Downey, Jeff Dunahue. ROW 5: Betty Nowlan, Bill Pfeiffer, Kathy McKlusky, Jon Alexander, Melanie Rush, Mike Biddinger, Rodney Rogers. ROW 6: Mike Binkley, Don Gray. Rodney Rogers, Drum Major! OFFICE WORKERS ROW 1: Vicki Butterman, Sandy Shogren, Nancy Harris, Carol Modd ROW 2: Chenyl Mullady, Stephanie Kuykendall, Angela Hughes, Judy Wirbel, Kim Corbin. ROW 3: Valerie Curtis, Jodine McKinley, Brenda Newman, Diane Miller, Dana Linke, Nancy Bookmyer MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB ROW 1: Sandy Shogren - Vice Pres., Julie Cook - Treas., Kathy King - Sec., Cyd Davis - Pres., Miss Chris Espinoza - advisor. ROW 2: Mali Rager, Kathy Sherman, Vicki Weis, Becky McQuown, Sherri Sponsler, Beckv Rager, Kathy Gossard. ROW 3: Andrea Clark, Sherry Sponslor, Judy Wirbel, LaDonna Heilman, Glenn Gray, Leanna Turner, Becky Fry, Lisa Runsor. ROW 4: Cheri Laubis, Cherryl Mullady, April Houser. 75 O W E. I ROW 1: Calvin Cummings, Reporter; LuAnn Spears, Secretary; Donna Rettger, President. ROW 2: Mr. Cannode, Advisor; Mike Wallace, Virgil Berry, Vince Crammer. ROW 3: Roger Titus, Don Winegardner, Dave Richardson, Skip Fowler. O.W.E. II ROW 1: Kenny Drumm, Vice-president; Randy Beverly, President; Bob Purcell, Treasurer. ROW 2: Mr. Sturgeon, Advisor; Don Scott, Tom 70 Vanbuskirk, Gerald Scott, Jim Morris, Dennis Haney. ROW 3: Steve Whitaker, Bruce Hensley, Kerry Magann, Joe Wilson, Mark Ross. ROW 4: Rusty Ohler, Rick Brown, Eddie Hamilton. SYMPHONIC CHOIR ROW Is Sandy Shogren, Ellen Brehm, Greg Huffman, Kirk Shepherd, Sue Teiijohann, Liz Ehlen, John Blansett, Jeff Gaskins, Paula Frater, Jan Vanbuskirk, Karen Eckfeld, Cyd Davis, Mona Davis, Gerald Spivey, Craig Shaw. ROW 2: Lisa Carmean, Deb Agin, Sue Vavrik, Ken Cooper, Sue Youngs, Jeanette Vansky, Kirsten Winzenreid, Marianne Marquart, Mike Biddinger, Craig Lawrence, Brian Harrington, Nancy Harris, Ed Guzman, Kent Lhamon, Dave Schaub, Tim Holliday, Bobbie Needham, Sue Horner. ROW 3: Becky Fry, Lee Purcell, Rob Spangler, Greg Gilbertsen, Jeff Dietz, Kaelyn Boner, Vicki Butterman, Carol Heilman, Lorrie Zacharias, Rick Barger, Mike Weatherhead, Bradd Molk, Joe Burgbacher, Cynthia Seyfang, Cindy McCullough, Kay Kreinbihl. Rick Koch, Dennis McPheron, Donn Houser, Kim Boecher, Betty Nowlan. ROW 4: Annette Ralston, Nancy Bookmyer, Brad Harvey, Jeff Pifer Diane Glockj Becky Sherman, Wes Broseke, Tim Striker, Nancy Heilman, Eileen Lemmerbrock, Tony Osbun, Rodney Rogers. Barb Gilbert- sen, Collene Gould, Victor Flower, Don Gray, Cathy Phillips, Terri Latham, Todd Augsburger, Jayne Davis, Angie Hughes. JUNIOR I.O.E. ROW 1: Karla Kimbrell, Treasurer; Peggy Hamilton, Historian; Brenda Newman, President; Kathy Gossard, Vice-President; Diane Comstock; Secretary. ROW 2: Cindy Fay, Kathy Manns, Teresa Hotzberger, Denise Jones, Ellen Brehm, Heidi Benjamin, Sherry Crawford. ROW 3: Mrs. Klingler, Advisor; Carla Reth, Becky Poe. ROW 1: Diane Miller, Treasurer; Teresa Weidinger, Parlimentarian; Becky Severs, Secretary; Jodi Smith, Historian, Betty Nowlan, Vice-President. ROW 2: Mrs. lams, Advisor; Jessica Sorgan, Ann Renfrew, Karen Patton, Janet Hottman. ROW 3: Becky Sherman, Teresa Hipsher, Linda Smith. Those absent were the day the picture was taken: Tammy Merchant, President; and Deb Woods. 78 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ROW 1: Candy Smithson, Rick McCullough, student advisor; Myron Comstock, secretary; Nevin Taylor, reporter; Rodney Hensel, Vice-President; Jeff Sterrett, President; Doyle Turner, Sentinel; Ken Oldham, Treasurer; Lori Boner, Lyle Heberling, Russell Manns. ROW 2: Mr. Laymon, Advi- sor; Ken Brooks, Doug Clements, Rob Spangler, Bill Corwin, Chris Long, Dwight Paul, Steve Hudson, Mike Ziegler, Dennis Seabert, Bryan Boecher, Doug Dodds, Frank Brown, Keith Hughes, Mr. McNeal, Advisor. ROW 3: Dave Rish, Ken Rush, Mike Ansley, Rodney Barrett, Brad Crates, Kevin Crisp, Elzie Mabrey, Dan Klingler, Paul Heilman, Mark Rose, Ronald Amweg, Ashley Heil, Aldon Lowe, Sam Morris, ROW 4: Duane Shirk, Norman Lowe, Rick McKean, Mark McCullough, Mike Patton, Donavan Dodds, Todd Newman, Bryan Lowe, Fred Sparks, Curtis Steed. Larrv SDradlin. Terrv Barker. ROW Is Nancy Heilman, Song Leader; Cynthia Seyfang, Parliamentarian; Judy Wirbel, Co- Treasurer; Betty Nowlan, Treasurer; Nancy Harris, 2nd vice-president; Cathy Phillips, President; Carol Heilman, 1st vice-president; Kay Kreinbihl, secretary: Andrea Clark, Chaplain; Diane Clock, historian; Karen Zuchetto, reporter. ROW 2: Mrs. Brown, ad- visor; Lydia Myers, Kathy Sherman, Sharon Jones, Lorrie Szymanski, Terri Gillen, Cece Sorgen, Cheryl Jones, Pam Grauel, Peggy Smith, Mrs. Jolliff. ROW 3:Lori Harvey, Cathy Holtzberger, LaDonna Steiner, Betty Pemberton, Sherry Cannode, Vicki Sponsler, Melanie Rush, Sherri Sponsler. ROW 4: Patty Heberling, Vicki Wies, Teresa Holtzberger, Peggy Hamilton, Leslie Smith, Debbie Sroufe, Jodi Smith, Kim Hoover, Eileen Lemmerbrock, Nancy Fisher, Lori Oates. ECHOETTE FIRST ROW: Brenda Allen, Paula Frater: Co- Editors SECOND ROW: Judy Wirbel, Michelle Keel, Jeff Hodges, Lee Ann Purcell, and Gary Lowe, Sports Editor. THIRD ROW: Jerry Temple and Larry Bushong, Photogra- phers; Paul Wiedinger, and Leslie Smith. LIBRARY HELP 80 ROW 1: Kelly Cooper, Rose Thomas, Joni Donahue, Diane Comstock, Mrs. Sorgenfrei, Pat McPherson, Bryan Kahlor, and Chiis Long. ROW 2: Candy Smithson, Jeff Dunahue, Paul Wiedinger, Collene Gould, Valerie Curtis, Becky Sherman, Doug Dodds, Don Houser, Tab Rogers, Bill Ward, and Cheri Laubis. C.O.E r 1 Cooperative Office Education Learning Through Experience ROW 1: Mary Ann King, President; Teresa Cook, Secretary; Angela Cowan, Treasurer; Mr. Dunbar, Advisor. ROW 2: Cindy Long, Stephanie Purcell, Marcy Dyer, Cindy James, Jacki McKay, Kim Zachariah. Not Pictured: Nat- alie Gottfried, Cindy Ritchie, Lee Merchant, Jan Stevens, Mary Mullenax. D.E.C.A. ROW 1: Mike Armentrout, President; Angela Bowman, Secretary; Mrs. Wegner, Advisor; Sandy Bordner, Treasurer; Rodney Dunetz, Vice-President. ROW 2: Bob Temple, Jeff Bailey, Mary Maniquin (Mascot), Allen Lease, Greg Harp, Chris Spillman. ROW 3: Lorrie Bushong, Stephanie Koch, Mari Sheldon, Patti Stober, Jo Krummery, Burke Coats. ROW 4: Jeff Spencer, Ann Skaggs, Deb Rader, Pam Dyer, Kathy Kissling. 81 SENIOR I.O.E ROW Is Peg McKean, Becky Gault, Cheryl Rogers, Deb Gilley, Col- lene Gould, Kathy Horner. ROW 2: Nancy Holland, Melody Brown, Valerie Curtis, Kim Hines. ROW 3: Elaine Hottman, Mr. McNutt, Advisor; Doris Ann Sherman. D.C.T. ROW 1: Mr. Terry, Advisor; Steve Keen, Pam Kinsey, Juli Harrold, Patty Brues haber. ROW 2: Charlie Spradlin, Florence Walker, Lee Sheldon, Jennifer Bloom Kathy McClusky. ROW 3: Mike Manns, Kerry Scott, Jim Grauel, Jon Alexander, Floyd Smith, Jim Cornwell. GRA BOWLING ROW 1: Angie Hughes, Recreation; Betty Nowlan, Secretary-Treas. ; Nancy Heilman, President; Lee Ann Purcell, Vice-President; ROW 2: Denise Jones, Betty Pemberton, Lydia Myers, LaDonna Heilman, Kathy King, Cheri Laubis. ROW 3: Lynda Smith, Julie Cook, Lisa Runser, Rhonda Ziegler, Rosa Vermillion. ROW 4: Jennifer Young, Diane Steinman, Becky McQuown, Kim Jacobs. ROW 1: Gerald Spivey, President; Jodi Maxwell, Vice-President; Becky Poe, Treasurer; Jan Vanbuskirk, 2nd Vice-President; Jeff Hodges, Secretary. ROW 2: Bill Miller, Russ Maxwell, Fay Steele, Carla Men- denhall, Paul Weidinger, Barb Staley, Dean Rainsburg. CAFETERIA WORKERS ROW 1: Mr. Markley, Manager; Donald Byers, Dorothy Myers, Maxine Burger, Wilma Orsborn, Eleanor Stout, Shirley Buerger. ROW 2: Betty Nowlan, Usa Carmean, Terri Latham, Stephanie Purcell, Kathy King, Nancy Harris, Natalie Gottfired, Kelly Cooper. ROW 3: Carol Heilman, Nancy Koch, Cherryl Mullady, Jeanette Vansky, Lorrie Zacharias. ROW 4: Nevin Taylor, Mark Terry, Steffan Smith, Tab Rogers, Ken Oldham, Jeff Dietz, Tom Byers, Cliff Howard. Y-TEENS ROW 1: Jennie Bloom, President. ROW 2: Paula Frater, Vice-President. ROW 3: Angie Hughes, Secretary. ROW 4: Mrs. Johnston, Advisor, Kaelyn Boner, Treasurer. ROW 5: Becky Sherman, Captain: LaDonna Heilman. ROW 6: Annette Ralston, Pro- gram: Cheryl Hibner. Not Pictured: Juli Harrold, Kathy King, Tina Sutermeister. 84 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Stephanie Kuykendull, Karen Zuchetto, Patty Comstock, and Kirsten Winzenried. JUNIOR OFFICERS 85 Kaelyn Boner, Bill Pfieffer, and Lisa Richards. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TWO-YEAR MEMBERS ROW 1: Stephanie Purcell, Carol Heilman, Lorrie Zacharias, Sandy Shogren, and Tina Sutermeister. ROW 2: Jennie Bloom, Stephanie Koch, Jeanette Vansky, Lisa Carmean, Tom Blume, Nancy Harris, Cathy Phillips, Vicki Butterman, and David McPheron. This year the National Honor Society did many service projects for the school and the community. These services included a canned-good canvas for the needy at Christmas and sweeping out the school parking lot. The National Honor Society also chose outstanding students of each six weeks and displayed their pictured in the showcase in the front hall. 86 Senior Initiates ROW 1: Natalie Gottfried, Teresa Cook, Cindy James, Marcy Reel, Cheri Laubis, Kim Zachariah, Mary Ann King, and Collene Gould. ROW 2: Craig Oborn, Kent Lhamon, Ray Karcher, Todd Augsburger, Jeff Basinger, and Joe Handly. Junior Initiates ROW 1: Nancy Koch, Cathy Gossard, Sue Homer, Paula Frater, and Michele Keel. ROW 2: Myron Comstock, Rodney Hensel, Kaelyn Boner, and Brad Beaman. 87 CHEERLEADERS BRING WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS ROW 1: Jill Rodenberger. ROW 2: Kaelyn Boner. ROW 3: Stephanie Kuykendall, Karen Zuchetto, Karen Patton. ROW 1: Natalie Gottfried, Sandy Shogren, Wildcat; Annie Renfrew. ROW 2: Cindy Ritchie, Cydney Davis. SPIRIT TO KSHS! JUNIOR VARSITY ROW 1: Sandy Shogren, Wildcat. ROW 2: Mona Davis, Liz Ehlen. ROW 3: Jayne Davis, Kirsten Winzenried. The cheerleaders had a hard job this year: Trying to get some spirit at KSHS. Many students at the beginning of the year were lacking in enthusiasm, but by the end of the year many had changed their minds. The cheerleaders sponsored 50's day with a big pep rally including skits by every class and even the teachers. Heads of each squad were: Cyd Davis, Varsity; Jayne Davis, Junior Var- sity; and Kaelyn Boner, Wrestling. This was the first year for Wrestling Cheerleaders and they helped to get many students interested in this new KSHS sport. 89 90 91 THE VOCATIONAL CANOE RACE Seniors: Deb Rader and Kim Hines seemed to have tipped over. The Second Annual Vocational Canoe Race was held during the month of May. Mr. Dave Sturgeon was in charge, and trophies were given to the winning canoers. To participate a student had to belong to any vocational class including Home Ec., Shop, Business and any of the co-op programs. Everyone who participated had a good time eventhough there were many sore muscles the morning after. Tony Hare and Dave Whitaker are ahead. 92 SWIM, Kay, SWIM!!! ATHLETICS ROW 1: Dennis McPheron, Jeff Sterrett, Robert Grindell, Tim Seeley, Bill Newland, Jeff Gaskins. ROW 2: Lynn Dickerson, Dona van Dodds, David McPheron, Rodney Hensel, Denny Dewese, and Mike Heilman. Jeff Sterrett, lone runner for K.S.H. 96 Next year the Cross Country team will hopefully have more participants. This year we were still in a building year and won only three meets. This might not seem like a success but con- sidering the hard work and sacrafice of the team members, our season was a success. All of the team members were dedicated and always tried to do their best. Next year with a few more participants, we hope not only for personal triumphs but for team ones as well. Coach Buck Riley. 97 Runners on your mark, get set GO I i Coach Richard Tiffany ROW 1: Coach Tiffany, Don Gray, Rick Barger, Don Dearing. ROW 2: Jack Rensing, Boyd Downey, and Jeff Brindley w I I D C A T S 98 Rick Barger: Average 46. 1 Don Gray: Average 43. 0 KENTON: WON 12 GO LOST 6 CATS!! 99 Kenton's offensive player Tom Blume avoids Van- Wert's 84 in our second game. J.V. player Rich McKean makes the tackle 100 against Upper Sandusky. The 1974 football season started out on a suc- cessful note with a 19-12 victor over Bellefontaine. A fine performance was turned in by Tom Blume, Joe Handly, Tony Osbun, and Dale Gray. The Wildcats encountered Van Wert in its sec- ond contest and came out with a 6-6 tie. Both teams had opportunities to put the game away but neither took advantage of them. Kenton traveled to Delphos for its third game and came out ahead 30-0. This was the best offen- sive performance of the year. Tom Blume again turned in an excellent performance with a total of 325 yards for the evening. Kenton next traveled to Ottawa for the toughest contest thus far of the year. The Cats worked hard and got themselves mentally and physically ready to play the 9 team in the state. The Cats played excellent football for one half with the Titans, but Ottawa's size and experience took over and defeated the Cats 28-7 for their first loss. Homecoming faced the Cats against the Bulldogs of Elida. The Cats played well until the second half and then mistakes and mental errors hurt them. Ken- ton lost its second game in a row 20-14. League-leading Bath was Kenton's next opponent. Bath set up its lone score on a kicking game error. The Cats had a chance to win the game but time ran out with the ball on the 2-yard line. The Cats were defeated again 7-0. Celina traveled to Kenton and handed them their 4th defeat in a row. The Cats had a let down both offensively and defensively and could not get things going. Celina prevailed 24-0. The Wildcats got on the winning track again when they defeated Defiance 19-15. Tom Blume and Kirk Shepherd turned in fine performances. Wapakoneta came to town with a good, big team. They handed the Cats their 5th defeat. The Redskins' depth and size were just too much for the Cats. Scott Smith turned in an excellent defensive performance with 24 tackles. For the season's finale, the Cats traveled to St. Marys. The Cats just could not get untracked and were handed a 44-6 beating. Overall the Cats ended with a 3-6-1 record. Kenton played good football at time and hurt them- selves at other times, but the Cats and Coach Lemon are expecting a great season next year. - Coach Lemon - Tom Temple carries the ball for Kenton in the game against Ottawa. KENTON FOOTBALL “75” ROW 1: Terry Barker, Bradd Mold, Bill Ward, Jerry Flowers, Joe Handly, Dale Gray, Tom Blume, Steffen Smith, Scott Smith, Tab Rogers, Mark Terry, and Doug Shepherd. ROW 2: Dave Cooper, Tom Temple, Nevin Taylor, Greg Gilbertsen, Brad Beamen, Tom Range, Sam Morris, Gary Lowe, Donn Houser, Tim Holliday, and Tony Os- bun. ROW 3: Tim Sherman, Tim Rogers, Dave Schaub, Bob Shepherd, Rick McKean, Ashley Heil, Kirk Shepherd, Rob Jacobs, Kent Curtis, Randall Ray, and Craig Lawrence. ROW 4: Gary McNutt, Todd Newman, Craig Shaw, Mike Dyer, Gregg Huffman, Managers: Jeff Deitz, Jeff Mabrey; Coaches: Howard Young, Terry Myers, Mike Lemon, Chuck Wegner, Brett Molk, and Tom Bell. 101 Varsity; FRONT ROW: Diane Steinman, Carla Mendenhall, Lisa Richards, Lisa Carmean, Lori Zach- arias, Sue Telljohann, Lee Ann Purcell, and Becky Beaman. ROW 2: Becky Rager, manager; Miss Neva Foley, Coach; Debbie Mendenhall, manager Jayvees: FIRST ROW; Nancy Heilman, Angie Hughes, Nancy Kock, Lisa Richards, Andrea Clark, Eileen Lemmerbrock, Diane Scott, Jennifer Young, Lee Ann Purcell, Becky Beaman. BACK ROW: Becky Rager, manager; Miss Neva Foley; Coach, Debbi Mendenhall, manager 102 The girl's basketball team had quite a successful season, finishing with an 8-6 record. The team made it to the WBL semifinals by defeating Wapak,, 41-39 in the first- round play. A week later, however, undefeat- ed Bath took the Wildcats out of the running for the Championship. All in all the girl's had a very challenging and successful season according to their splendid coach Miss Neva Foley. No wonder the cagers won their games. Just look at their offense procedure. Coach Foley gives last advice for the ballgame. Must of been good advice because the Kenton Cagers WON! 103 ROW 1: Coach Buck Riley. ROW 2: Tom Weis, Rodney Hensel, Terry Fults, Don Wright, Mark Terry, Dave McPheron, Keith Wright, Tom Blume, Boyd Downey, Rick Barger, Don Barker, Gary Lowe, Craig Oborn. ROW 1: Coach Tom Bell. ROW 2: Rick Koch, Rick Newland, John Schaub, Rex Hommel, Donavan Dodds, Ken Cooper, Todd Newman, Tim Rettger, Denny Dewese, Dennis McPheron, Terry Reddick. Despite having just three lettermen returning from the successful 73-74 campaign, the Wildcat cage pros- pects seemed good with many fine underclassmen with size and speed. Unfortunately, success was not in die script for the 74-75 squad as they witnessed poor court leadership, 34% Field gpal shooting and 49% free throw shooting to produce a very disappointing year. The encouraging factor of the season had to be the two consecutive wins over W.B.L. foes (Wapakoneta, St. Marys) as the underclassmen seemed to jell and were very instrumental in their late season victories. Coach Buck Riley Mark Terry, a senior, showed lots of leader- ship on the court. Donny Barker was a real hustler G team co-captain. SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARDS MVP................... Best Defensive....... Best Offensive....... Top Rebounder .... Top Foul Shooter . . . Most Improved .... Pride, Hustle, G Desire Donny Barker Don Wright Tony Osbun Tony Osbun Donny Barker Gary Lowe David McPheron Tony, Don, Mark, and Don were usually among the starting five. 105 Varsity, ROW 1: John Alexander, Alan Lease, Terry Fults, Don Barker, Jeff Morrison, Scott Smith, SECOND ROW: Gary Lowe, Rick Barger, Coach Wegner, Boyd Downey, Eric Henley, Tim Claybaugh Junior Varsity: ROW 1: Coach Reddick, Tim Rogers, Frank Fisher, Bill Newland. ROW 2: Dave Biddinger, Terry Reddick, Craig Shaw, Dave Cooper, Dave Schaub, ROW 3: Ranee Harp, Rex Homxnel, Jeff Brindley, Don Dearing, Bob Shepherd, Donovan Dodds. The Wildcat Varsity Baseball team finished the season with a 9-10 record (1-7 WBL), which is the best record and closest to .500 in some years. The J. V. team, first in 3 years, were 7-3 (4-1 against WBL teams). The team established a new record for batting average (. 346), and new individual records were established by Gary Lowe and Allen Lease (batting average .458) and Gary Lowe (Doubles 8). With 28 boys out for baseball, it definitely seems that the Wildcat Baseball fortunes are on the way up. 106 Coach Chuck Wegner All the good work that Coach Wegner has put in this season has proven to be for the best for the Cats. Chuck Wegner, Baseball Coach FROM LEFT: Jeff Maybrey; manager, Bill Miller; Grounds Keeper 107 TENNIS This was the Second year of Tennis at KSHS. There was a lot more interest and participation by guys and girls both. Joe Prater was the new Coach. Kenton had a good season, especially since it is still such a new sport. With every member of the team having personal and team victories. Mark Terry is in there swinging! Mark just as the other members of the team, gave his all. 108 Maik Terry, Sue Tellejohn, and Todd Newman were all excellent players and received awards for being so. ROW 1: Kent Curtis, Dave Jones, Frank Fisher, Tim Claybaugh, Brad Beaman, Doug Shepherd, Barney Topping, Perry Ropp, Bill Keller. ROW 2: Mike Heilman, Kevin Curtis, Bradd Molk, Joe Handly, Tim Seeley, Rod Bar- rett, Robert Grindell, Jerry Flowers, Bob Shepherd, Coach Mike Blechinger. Group exercises are done to tone up muscles before each match. WRESTLING 1975 110 Let's see, Who's got who? Ill Let's try for a reversal. KENTON SR. HIGH TRACK 1975 Tom Temple was an outstanding vaulter. 112 Get ready, Get set, GO! Track 1975 had a fairly good season. Many indivi- duals did lots of hard work. Many returning letterman should insure a good sea- son for Track 1976. 113 GIRLS 114 Becky Beaman was one of the outstanding sophomores who were on the Volleyball team. VOLLEYBALL As in most Ohio Schools, girls' interscholastic sports have been activated and many high school females are having the opportunity that their male counterparts have had for years! The girls involved love it! KSH girls competed in volleyball and sported a winning season. Kenton hosted the WBL volleyball tournament in November. And many individuals performed spectacularly. - Neva Foley - Michelle Keel, Lee Ann Purcell, Carla Mendenhall, and Karen Zuchetto, were just a few of the fantastic girls who participated in volleyball this year. 115 A G A M lifl Jn j a w - ROW 1: Nancy Koch, Lorrie Zachariahs, Becky Beaman, Cydney Davis, Lisa Richards. ROW 2: Liz Ehien, Rhonda Ziegler, Jennifer Young, Mona Davis, Stephanie Kuyken dall. ROW 3: Rosa Vermillion, Debbie Mendenhall, Cindy Mullenax, Coach Carmean. 116 Coach Margaret Carmean ii t Managers: Kim Redding, Sue Shirk Statistitions: Lee Purcell, Karen Zuchetto Cyd Davis works hard to become champion Deb Mendenhall: Shot-Put 117 Coach Carmean: They're walking, shouldn't they be running? ACTIVITIES ROW 1: Cindy McCullough, sophomore attendant; Karen Patton, junior attendant; and Terri Latham, senior attendant. ROW 2: 1975 Homecoming Queen Cydney Davis, and Teresa Cook, senior attendant. 120 HOMECOMING 1974 CINDY TERRI KAREN TERESA The Homecoming Court and their Escorts. 121 Kent Lhamon was the Host for the evening 122 Cyd Davis was escorted by Terry Fults On October 4, 1974 Cydney Davis was chosen Homecoming queen. The Senior Class chose Terri Latham and Teresa Cook,as their attendants. Karen Patton was chosen by the I unior Class and the Sophomores chose McCullou:- Cydne ry was escorted by Terry Fults. Craig Obom served as escort for Tel Latham and Dick Teeters escorted Teresa Cook. Karen Patton was escc ted by Mike Beach and Donavan Doc escorted Cindy McCtilldugh. Kenton was host to Elida in a disj appointing game. The score was 14 in Elida's favor. Football escorts were Bradd Mo Ik, Steffen Smith, Doug’ iepherd, Rodney Hensel, and Tom Temple. Pre-game festivities were a hall- decorating contest and the annual snake. Eventfough disappointing, Home- coming i974 was an enjoyable exper- ience fcj all those involved. is 20-| 128 Fiddler on You wish the hand of my daughter, Lazar Wolf? Cast of Characters Tevye ........ Golde........... Tzeitel ....... Hodel .......... Chava........... Shprintze .... Bielke.......... Yente........... Motel........... Perchick .... Lazar Wolf . . . Mordcha .... Rabbi........... Mendel.......... Avrahm......... Nachym . . . . , Grandma Tzeitel Fruma-Sarah . . Constable . . . . Fyedka ........ Shaindel .... Fiddler........ Ed Guzman Kirsten Winzenreid Nancy Harris Cydney Davis Betty Nowlan Sandy Shogren Mona Davis Jeanette Vansky Rodney Rodgers Victor Flower Kent Lhamon Bradd Molk Todd Augsburger Don Gray Rick Koch Brian Harrington Kay Kreinbihl Cathy Phillips Rob Spangler Greg Gilbertsen Eileen Lemmerbrock Lorrie Zacharias Long live the Czar, but away from us! Tradition!!! Tradition! !! The Fiddler tliE Rnnf Villagers: Rick Barger, Kim Boecher, Kaelyn Boner, Ellen Brehm, Wes Broseke, Vicki Butter- man, Lisa Carmean, Teresa Cook, Ken Cooper, Jeff Dietz, Karen Eckfeld, Liz Ehlen, Paula Fra- ter, Becky Fry, Jeff Gaskins, Diane Glock, Bradd Harvey, Carol Heilman, Nancy Heilman, Tim Holliday, Sue Horner, Donn Houser, Greg Huff- man, Angela Hughes, Cindy McCullough, Den- nis McPheron, Marianne Marguart, Bobbi Need- ham, Tony Osbun, Jeff Pifer, Lee Purcell, An- nette Ralston, Dave Schaub, Craig Shaw, Kirk Shepherd, Gerald Spivey, Tim Striker, Sue Tellijohann, Sue Vavrik, Sue Youngs. 125 THE STUCK POT Cast of Characters Grace Sedgewick .... . . Cherryl Mullady Willard Sedgewick . . . . . Todd Augsburger Dean Taggart Alice Ann Sedgewick . . . . Sandy Shogren Gail Treat . . Sue Youngs Mary Thompkins .... . . Natalie Gottfried Kay Emerson . . Cindy Ritchie Amy Caldwell . . Florence Walker Lucille Coulter . . Donna Rettger Dr. Jacoby . . Kent Lhamon Ruth . . Jeanette Vansky Julia . . Cheri Lanbis Ida . . Annette Ralston Eunice . . Juli Harrold Joan . . Collene Gould Hubert Farelly . . Terry Fults Martha . . Debbie Gilley Jim . . Bill Keller Alberta . . Kathy King Bob . . Chris Harvey Edward Mott . . Mike Armentrout Grant Weston Sue June . Kathy McClusky Marilee Other Dancers Dale Gray, Melinda Pfister Pam Kinsey. Alice and Dean Taggert are having a little talk. Grace and Willard Sedge wick are very upset about their daughter Alice. 126 Gail Treat and Mary Thompkins are having a little girl talk. THE SR. CLASS PLAY THE STUCK POT is a three- act play by Roger Garis, based on a story by Kate McNair, and produced by special arrangement with the Dramatic Publishing Company of Chicago. The play takes place at Worthington Women's Acad- emy in 1961. Worthington is an exclusive girls school in New England with Jason School for boys nearby. DIRECTOR Alan Youngs STUDENT DIRECTOR Cindy Williams STAGE MANAGER Vic Flower TECHNICAL WORK James D. Smith One of the high spots of the show, science fellow, made his debut. Here is a group of girls just waiting for an invi- , tation to dance with a boy from Jason School. was when Edward Mott, a self-con- Mike, Sandy, Sue, Todd, and Cherryl were just a few of all the hard working people who participated in the making and production of the play. 127 SCHOOL PICNIC — AWARDS DAY Peek-a-boo, I see you!!! Who ever said running was good exercise? 129 PROM 1975 WAS AN Japan was one of the four divisions of the gymnasium. Prom 1975 was an international affair. The gym was divided with a dance floor in the cen- ter. Around the edges of the dance floor, there were four countries: Venice, Italy; Paris, France; Hawaii, and Japan. Couples were seated in these areas and they discussed every- thing from what to do at after-prom to the danc- ing entertainment provided by Chuck and Sharon Wegner. Other dancing entertainment was provided by Burke Coats and Cherrvl Mullady and Jerry Mul- lins and Vicki Butterman who did the bump. Refreshments provided by the servers included everything from pizza to watermelon. The music was provided by the Jukebox since the band's bus broke down and they did not ar- rive. Jerry's Pizza, Hillcrest Lanes, Skateland, and the Frontier Theatre provided the After- Prom. Towering Inferno was shown at the Theatre. Those who really cared to stay out late may have gone to the Plaze Inn for break- fast. Congratulations to the Class of '76 for doing a very good job on the Prom. It was an enjoy- able experience that will be remembered for a long time by those who attended it. Kathy looks enthusiastic. 130 Mr. and Mrs. Murray seem to be enjoying themselves. Dan says: Look Mom, INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR no hands! ! ! THE BAND O ft' t- w Hi _____ I Prom Servers Were: ROW 1: Todd Newman, Tim Rogers. ROW 2: Terri Gillen, Deb Agin, Liz Ehlen, Angela Breuer, Jill Rodenburger, Kathy Sherman, Karen EckfeId, Bobbie Need- ham. ROW 3: Sherri Sponsler, Cece Sorgen, Vicki Bailey, Brenda Shadley, Lydia Myers, Karen Zuchetto, Cindy McCullough, Rob Spangler. ROW 4: Kathy Hoitzberger, Kent Curtis. Mona Davis, Rick McCullough, Mike Holland. Nancy, Doug, Diane, and Rex are having a good time. Venice was another of the enchanting cities. Mike makes the rounds in Hawaii. 132 Mr. and Mrs. Aller, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. McNeal. Mr. Smith was Senior Class Advisor. Dancing was fun even without a band. An evening in Paris. 133 THE CLASS OF 1975 HAS Graduation was held outside for the first time ever. 134 Lee says I can't believe it's really over. GRADUATION OUTSIDE! Getting the bottom of your gown to stay shut and keeping your mortarboard from falling off was half the battle. Students entered the football field by way of the track. 135 1975 GRADUATION 136 THE CLASS OF 1975 Class Song: Dream On Class Colors: Sky Blue and White Class Flower: Daisies Class Motto: Yesterday is but today s memories, Tomorrow is today s dreams! Senior Class Officers: Sandy Shogren, Teresa Cook, and Cyd Davis. Not Pictured Terri Latham. The Senior Class gave Mr. Smith, Our Class Advisor, a bicycle. Senior Awards day was held May 16 along with an all-school picnic. The Senior Class picnic was held May 29 at Boy Scout Lake. Commencement took place on June 1. Reverend Richard Davis was the guest speaker and Bradd Molk was the student speaker. Sandy Shogren, class president, presented the spoon to Nancy Koch, junior class president. Bill Pfeiffer and Nancy Koch led the students to their seats in the processional. 137 ADVERTISING Congratulations Colonel Ellis Class of '75 21 N. Detroit St. from House of exciting clothing REXIN’S INC. 18 N. 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Leadership in product and service today and tomorrow. ANN A. DUNETZ photography 117 Franklin Street Homecoming queen Cydney Davis. Call 419-675-0603 Kenton, Ohio 43326 DO YOU REMEMBER? CHERYL AND TAB ROGERS 150 GRAMLICH ELECTRIC TOWN AND COUNTRY LUMBER SUPPLY 108 W. Columbus St. 402 Dixon St. KENTON, OHIO THE BIG-LITTLE 43326 LUMBER COMPANY BEST WISHES FROM The Loft of the PLAZA INN Best Wishes Class of 75 Route 31-P 5 mile South of Mt. Victory. 24 Hour Service Why not stop in and have a bite? SONS REALTY Walter Sons Broker Kenton, Ohio 43326 TP. 675-2333 151 dream, think, create, may a better life be yours. Huntington Banks THE HUNTINGTON 1st NATIONAL BANK OF KENTON Two Local Offices to Serve You Kenton Alger Have a Good Day! Commercial Patrons Lord’s Dress Shop B P Stave Company Varsity K Barbers The Barr Co. Carey's Market Hill Drug Co. Finney Glass Paint The Color Center Field's Bakery Gus Dick’s Hardin Quarry Co. Ziegler Realty In Kenton It's lihlmans THE STORE THAT CARES OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY phone 673-0727 FASHION, FABRICS, FRIENDLY SERVICE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF •t Kenton Surplus, KRAUS A.E. Roby, Inc. Inc. JEWELERS Office Furniture 75 THE Clothing- Footwear- Design-Office Sup- SMART plies Offset Letter- SHOPPE Hardware- Sporting- A press Printing 205 W. Franklin St. Florence Dickinson Goods- Reloading Boutique Kenton, Ohio 43326 127 W. Franklin St. Supplies TP. 419 675-1118 Kenton, Ohio 201 W. Franklin Sr. Columbus Street Phone: Res. 673-2262 or Shoppe 673-5141 Kenton, Ohio 43326 Kenton Ohio HILLCREST LANES 416 S Best Wishes to the Class of '75 BOB RIGEL It HAMBURGERS FORD Burger Chef treats you right! Serving Kenton for . Main St. Kenton, Ohio Phone 675-7288 10 years Fair Dealing Always Over 8,000 vehicles sold EAGER TIRE CENTER HOME OF TLger Paw Tigers The Rain Tire 40.000 Mile Radia Is 30.000 Mile Steel Belted Tire Specialists 517 E. Franklin St. EASY CREDIT TERMS Phone 673-3194 Kenton, Ohio Auto Tires Truck Tires Industrial Tires ■ m i 1 UNIROYAL Tractor Tires Wheel Balancing Front End Align- ment Brakes Mufflers Shocks Batteries Mgr. Jim Born Asst. Pat Chamberlain THANKS! The Echo Staff would like to express a great big THANK-YOU to all those mer- chants and businessmen who patronized us this year. We know that times have been hard this past year but when we needed you, you came through and we greatly appreciate it. We hope that you like our yearbook and that we can count on your patronage in the future. 156 Now that the school year is at the end, each of us will think back to serious or hu- morous things that may have happened to us during the year. Each of us will have our own personal triumphs, such as passing an exam, making the team, being in the library for a whole period without getting yelled at, or being in the hall without a pass and not getting caught. We will also each have our own defeats, but some things almost all of us will remember are: Mr. Zitto shaving off his beard, the jukebox in the cafeteria being broke for two solid weeks, a bunch of bull in front of the school, 50's day, graduation being outdoors, the Dollars for Scholars auction with whip cream for the faculty members, and of course, who could forget Mr. Broyles. 157 Jill Rodenburger 158 Cathy Gossard Larry Bushong - Quill and Scroll Pam Grauel - Quill and Scroll The 1975 Echo Staff would like to thank the following students for their help with our yearbook: Kathy Sherman, Charlene Pred- more, Sharon Jones, Lorrie Szymanski, Cece Sorgen. Also a great big thanks to Pat Deardorff, Sherry Millard, Mr. Aller, and to Mr. Kaufman and the Kenton Times. Echo staff members would received Quill and Scroll awards for their first year were Pam Grauel and Larry Bushong. Stephanie Purcell and Kim Zachariah received recognition for the second year. We hope you like our yearbook and appreciate our time and efforts. 159 Leslie Smith and Janet Fults A yearbook is for memories. Many times we don't realize how important something has been to us until it's over or gone. Perhaps your yearbook can bring back the memories of your friends and enemies the good times and bad times, and the smiles and the frowns. In my three years of high school, I have thoroughly enjoyed putting together the yearbook. You must be dedi- cated, but the fun you have and the people you meet measure high over the work you have to do. I encourage all students to become involved. It doesn't have to be in a sport or a club. But become involved with your other classmates. Get to know each other before graduation comes and it's too late. In finishing may I leave you with this wish In sliding down the banister of life, may all the splinters point the other direction. 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