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

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ROBERT BAI.L He » helped put our play across. Without him we would be lost. He led Rosa through the hall. When she was crowned Queen of all. KEITH CARLSON Though Keith was inclined toward skipping school. Most of us he did not fool. A gentleman he’ll always be His success in life we'd like to see. PATRICIA FANDRICH She's tops in Ccntra-Light, chorus and band. And alwavs ready to lend a hand. Led the cheers for basketball games. And hits in plays that brought us fame. CHARLOTTE RUSHTON Pretty blon 1 hair and bright blue eyes. She is a wonderful gal. If ever in trouble, just call on her. She’s everybody's pal. JOANNE BANCROFT Office girl for some three years. That will always be her career. She will be the very best. She will always pass the test. MARGARET CHURCH She’s a Home Ec. student, likes biology, too. Has a sense of humor and never is blue. In this world she will go far. She will shine just like a star. JON MANWARING When you are blue and want to laugh, Just call on Jon, clown of the class. He’s been a hit in every play. And brightens everybody’s day. BERNICE SHANK Leading the band was one of her skills. She led them up and down the hills. She also played the bass drum in the band. And was always around to lend a hand.

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JOSEPH BROWN President Always on «op in «very sport He’» handsome and a friendly sort. Some day he'll surely learn his lesson. Not to keep the girl all guessin’. JOHN OREN Vice President Had leading parts in ail the plays. In chorus he sing» tenor. He like» to dance and drive hi» car. But hate to bang up a fender. EMII IE KUBICHEK Secretary She was the Centra-I.ite editor And she did her job very well. She played the flute in the high school band And she was really swell. LORETTA SOWRY Council Representative Nur»e Loretta will be her name In that profession she’ll win her fame. From this girl there's ne’er a peep But, as they say, still water’s deep. RAYMOND REED Bevo” will surely win acclaim Through the medium of his nickname. He is a likable kind of guy. But hi jokes are rather dry. CAROL REED Treasurer Carol is a theety gal Who is to everyone a pal. Everyone agrees that she’s very nice And in our gang she adds some spice. ROSA MAGONS Rosa’s quite a whiz in art In that field she’ll get her start. And though she’s always on the K° She's n;ver too busy to say hello. RONALD HANSON A lad of humor and ambition. He keeps him elf in fine condition. Basketball's this boy’s delight. Ha talks about it day and night.

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CLAUDEEN SLATER To Kingsville this fine lass did come. Just one year back. She's lots of fun. In Centra-Light and chorus, too. She is loyal, good, and true. MARLEAH THOMPSON An efficient secretary she'll one day be I can see her now on her boss knee. She was always willing to aid your needs And always ready to do good deeds. EDWARD WEAVER Trumpet player in the band. Of which he is the best. Edgar in the senior play. His hobby is to rest Valedictorian Loretta Sowry was chosen to be Valedictorian from the graduating class of Kingsville High School for the year of 1954. Loretta was born on November 19. 1936, and has attended Kingsville for five years. She likes chemistry and biology. She has taken the college preparatory course through high school. She plans to bo a nurse and to take her training at Saint Luke’s Hospital in Cleveland. Salutatorian Carol Reed was chosen Salutatorian. All her school days were spent at Kingsville; and through her high school years, she has majored in the Commercial course. She is treasurer of the senior class. Carol says she likes mashed potatoes and pork chops. Our congratulations go to these two girls for receiving these honors. We hope that they will be as successful in their future careers.