Kingsville High School - K Lite Yearbook (Kingsville, OH)

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A MESSAGE To the Class or 1949: This is a message to you, the graduating class OF 1949. W E HAVE WATCHED YOU PROGRESS THROUGH THE YEARS TO THE DAY WHEN YOUR WORK HERE HAS 8EEN COM- PLETED. YOU HAVE BEEN A GOOO CLASS. As INDIVIDU- ALS, YOU HAVE SO CONDUCTED YOURSELVES THAT YOUR PRESENCE WILL BE MISSED IN THE DAYS AND YEARS A- HE AD ’ We extend TO YOU our CONGRATULATIONS on YOUR MANY ACHIEVEMENTS AS A CLASS AT KlNGSVILLE HIGH School. You are leaving a splendid record for the CLASSES WHICH FOLLOW YOU TO USE AS A GOAL, SEVER- AL MEMBERS OF YOUR CLASS HAVE ATTAINED DISTINCTION IN THE COUNTY IN EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES. YOU MUST REALIZE THE IMPORTANT TASK WHICH NOW FACES YOU IN UPHOLDING THE TRADITIONS OF KINGS- VILLE High School. As one of the oloest and most PROGRESSIVE SCHOOLS OF THIS AREA, WE EXPECT OUR GRADUATES TO MAKE A PLACE FOR THEMSELVES IN THE WORLD. Our school boasts of many distinguished ALUMNI, AND WE ARE DEPENDING UPON YOU TO TAKE YOUR PLACE AMONG THEM. When you depart from Kingsville High School,you GO WITH THE BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS. The entire student sody, faculty, and community IN Wl SHING YOU WELL . We caution you to so live that you can be proud OF YOURSELVES, YOUR SCHOOL CAN BE PROUD OF YOU, AN 0 THE COMMUNITY WILL BE PROUO OF THE SCHOOL WHICH IN SOME SMALL WAY WAS OF HELP AN 0 INFLUENCE IN ESTABLISHING YOUR WAY OF LIFE. S|N CERELY, Robert A. McNutt

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FACULTY ANNUAL STAFF