Kinsman High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Kinsman, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1945 volume:

THE SPIQIHIIIHT X I e wish to dedicat t th to Jack Kennedy Bowe , a forwer e ce of the C aq of 1 vw, ' A ' e kli3 , e first edition of the SPQTLI3 E, I r . U m,m' r 1 -S 945. STAFF OF YEAR BOOK nditor ir chiel Dale Goddard Lana lnb Editor Bob Partridre Business lanager Doris annaraker Literary Editor Bonnie Sinovins Assist nt iterary Lditor lary June ratton Senlor Class Edltors oni rignt Iusic Lditor Sports LQ1tOP lhotofraphy nditor Assistant :note raphy nditor Advertising Ianaver ASSlSt9Dt Adverti lrg ,ana er bales lanarer ASS1StQUt Sales Yana er Advlsor Harrlet Lefflnfwell Carl Anderson xarcena qxeale leanor mlcnert anne btevenson Jewel Endsley Betty arold Snare iarlon Bannlng r rnl vw 9 Ln A..-nu..--pn------------.---1---..,. X g' gr' ft' 1 --.......-..-----..-------....-..- , ' Q ' .2 7M ..--------..-....-......------.. I IL J ..-.....-..--..-...--.....-..-...-......-.. 1 ' .A,.. .- L ....-..................-',1 'N . 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Tjgml! 1, I 1 fr I 'J 35441 ' W3 LMS The e AWG tl The ine The V611 68 1C6 OH L.. 5 we is at insnan last of the year, to to it all off, s Johns on hat's le e all ver, score is now tied, fun non bebirs Veep your eyes o e wide Johnston is uo, An lhe And one out to go here comes the Ditch I 's too w bases are loaded, Den.en is uo, ne's a powerful ditt r nnd his dander is up dere com s the Dall, And he drops to the dust lot one second too soon or he's fanned DJ tue bust And the crowd starts to hovl It seems that Ic augdlin Is out on the mound, But no, it is Burford The na e is renowned The next D tch is oo t's a .1 h outside curve, ennan stems back, s the sonere sta ts to swerve His swing Jhich is wig t Tears the oall fr 1 its ide, But Busl k s t e Cato lhus retiring tke side In from the field oO es that creat insuan Tney ra el't done uc , Co they've built up some wel steam Bob Fulton is up, He's a dynamic nan, He'll sure hit that bell If he poss oly can Tne first pitch is wild, He's hit on the srin He runs to first base ith a br Je little briu No: Ogilbe 's p You Johnstonites sera est you cone from tdis Game Made of hambur5 and Spam gilbe 's seat ng nis bat on the plate Ie looks like a hitt r is sal 5 sure is creat were comes tle pitc , It's low and outside But Oc'lbee swi gs, end 1t's gone for ride e Jia and He ulls up at lirst .18 '1 n on ti It 1 oks like 'll uin Vox Panak stegs up itr a stan e toat is brav The witch is inslde Boy! n t a close shave! The count's one and nothi ith not a nan out The next Ditch is good, Dansk C ves a clout The ball's in toe sir, must u of 1 it It looks like a loner, But it's bot to land right 'lt's falrl yells the co c But the smp're yells, Foul! warl's tearinv his hair, But the Just as You can for his umpire wins out, knowledge is nil wost umpires will see be's fro1 Johnston But the b ll ga.e bees on Kins an S OPLS ODS 1016 I'LU'1, he soore's five to four, Our lead is now one Nov Durba is up, He's pretty darned good, But tod y e's not playing Like ood olsye s s ould 'Cross the plate oes the bsll With a terrible niss And o t comes a grolnder For Mathews to miss But noi Now he sees it And makes with the chase We wicks up the ball Then falls on his face It looks like he's hurt, He seems to be la1e But his answer is curt 'Let's get on vitr the g Burford is dot, The next man strikes out Durba's at second This will be a bout Now Banning swings wild, The bat really hums, The ball is thrown back B11 B And the next pitch nov comes It's a low inside curve Beryle's favorite and best Banning grass hard ris bat, And swings with great zest H 'Q . 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U .rt H V A a 9 A 0 Ja' Ili' 'll uP lbs 1 1 . 4 OO ol 'UO gg 1-1 1 i in .lL K it iw lm ,an A R1 19' ' TK W' 4. vi' , vga ..,i,.,,.. 3 N fswbuv '54 A FATHIH TI lah H95 DAPIIAWU Sept 5 School opened today, nuff said! The two new teache s, Mrs Hoffman and r Thomas were introduced to the assembly Welcom to K H S ! Sept 6 le settled down in earne t today to the old routine Quit dreaming about the summer escapades! Sept 15 The first baseball game or the season at Gustavus The boys made a good showing even though trey were taken Sept 19 Bazetta boys toured to Kinsman to be met by defeat in the ionm of the Kinsman Nine Sept 2O The softball team faced their first opponents at Gustavus Good work girls! Sept 22 The boys played Johnston on their own diamond, giving us the game close shave! Sept 27 Hartford girls journied to Kinsman and returned to Hartford with Sept 29 Vernon's baseball 'Q' visited our diamond, and were overcome 16 ll Oct 4 Our girls played Fowler here and K H S was victorious by a score of Oct 6 Our Kinsman boys went to Greene and played a shut out game 9 O Oct 7 The Froshies looked very sleepy today, after their party the nite before Oct 16 Our girls played a good game with Johnston, but were vanquished with 1 score of 12 2 Oct 27 The teachers are excused today to go to N E O T A in Cleveland, so no school! Of course, we were all very unhappy! Nov lO The Srs finally broke down and enjoyed a swell picnic over at the Lakelands That was the nite that 2 of our dignified Srs threw caution to the wind and like little squirrels, climbed a huge oak tree Remembero Nov 15 The Freshmen enjoyed another class party at the home of their sponsor, Mrs Linger Nov 17 Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! The big show begins promptly at B Don't miss the great production, Co Help Me, Hannah' presented by the Jr. class of K H S The pro ceeds will be very helpful for banqueting the Srs next spring Nov 18 Wno's snoring in the back of the room? Oh, probably just a Jr I Nov 25 Just a month 'til Christmas Hurry to the nearest Sr to order truly beautiful Christmas cards Nov 50 The 7th grade enjoyed a party at the gym Dec 1 First basketball game of the season with Greene here Ne enjoyed a rousing victory of 55 14 A good start, boys! Dec 6 Music strains waft over the town as K H S presents their annual Band k Chorus Concert Dec. 8 -Basketball game with Gustavus It was a very close and exciting game, but we lost 30 22 I .- M3 M' C'- ' .ff'Y. . -- ' --- r . M . . ' A . ' e . . . --vl C . . - y . . Lf 5 -' A .K I , , . . -- v . . . I -- - l u Q -' 1 5-4. Oh, . -- heads bowed in defeat. u ' - ' o 0 -' 0 Q 0 9-5. Q -- . - - O -- YI I1 . . , -- o I -- u n Q u l 0 - l . L . ' , . . . . O - U L. . 5 n a . . U - Q - e . -- , , - . a ' W Q c l - q u V, ' n A --A Q Q u 0 ' o ' n Dec ll As we all look out the windows watching tra snow, we dream of closed school, etc c 12, 15, 14, R 15 Our dream comes true no sclwol, no basketball games, no parties, no noth1n'l Just snow Dec exciting 18 Back to school and tonite our boys plazed Vernon here It was a very game Oh, the scoreol Yell it was close anyway 28 26 c 20 The grade school presented their Christmas Operetta Dec 21 Class Party et Dale Goddard's The class went wards exckanged presents The evening was called to an end w a sleigh ride Dec 22 Despite threats to the efiect that there will be because of the enforced one the week befo e, school closed for noon after a forenoon of fun Me ry Christmas! for supper and after en Harold took us for no Chr'stmas vacation tle holida today at Jan 1 There's still lots of snow for New Year's Day and though we are not back in school, Haspy Ne Year! Jan 8 Erd of the Christmas and snow vacation, beginning of the last half of the year '44 '45 Everybody looks almost as slee y as the little New Year! You're supnosed to get caug t up on sleep du ing the roliday, not lose it Jan 10 Tonite both girls and boys pls ed basketball against the respective alumnae teams Our excuse for th goose eggs? oh, they're all bigger than we ere Jan 16 Our boys journeyed to Vernon tonight to play basketball After the game tney returned to rinsman Bud Ogilbee looked as if he had run into a more doors and next time, boys! Jan luck next time? Jan an 31 Came with Jecca Nice going boys Feb Feb Score? h, let's skip that Feb and the Feb the whole team looked disconsolate, so you figure it out Bette luck 19 Tonite art ord boys came over to play basketball Did I say better 26 The boys played Fowler there Alas tie results were negative for us Big basketball game with Bazetta and again victory was ours 6 Our boys Journied to Hartford and returned with heads bowed in defeat 5 emi finals Basketball tournament game wit! Liberty at Leavittsburg, defeat spelled the end of our official basketball season 16 If you've been noticing the Srs running around like chickens with their heads cut off, don't give it a thouzht They're going annual crazy Feb 19 Beg1nn'ng of interclass tournaments Maze 23 The I S Chorus presents their musical success of the year in the scintilatlng, symphonic, and snappy operetta 'verde u Music H May 13 Baccaluarette May 15 Senior Class nite May 17 Commencement, Our worries are over! ' -- . 1 A . . 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X1 ,Ik 4 4. v N 1 1 at v WP' ,r I, Q! .H 7.u,.a5A: f ag3gQ.wSE,L,,-. -if I fi CLASS HIQTORY The present memters of the class of '45 who began their school days ir Kinsman are Marlon Banning, Bonnie Simpkins, Betty Thomas, fanny Mathews, Marcena Queale, Harold Sharp, Robert Partridge, Doris Nanamaker and Harriet Leffingwell we gaired ard lost many member! during our twelve years of school We began the first vear in the old school buildlrg Miss Thompson, our first grade teacher gave us a good background for our coming years by teach ng us the rud iments of reading, writing and arithmetic Dibells' owred a store where the bowling alley is now and every noon we went to the store to buy candy Those were the good old days when candy was plentiful Miss Virginia Eurford was our second grade teacher That was the year Danny and Harold got their final warning to stay off the ice on the creek in the winter time The crowning event of every year was the grade school operetta Even in the first grade, though none of us had a leading part, we always went to the gym while they practiced It was fun to watch, and what made it even more fun was that we missed our classes During the fifth year the new school building was completed and we moved 1 looked like a palace compared with our old one June Qtevenson, who has contributed much to our class with her trains beauty, entered in the sixth grade and Our seventh year held a new, exciting adventure for us At last we were stairs! The seniors were our idols even tho' they laughed at us as we stumbled Our classes Eventually we learred our way around and by the middle of the year e considered ourselves veterans Ey this time we began to find out about being allow ed to have class parties and we d1dn't let a six weeks go be without ore In the eight grade Dale Goddard came, causing quite a sensation among the mem bers of our class we gained two members and lost two of our origiral members during the ninth grade Christine Hanawalt moved to Vernon at the beginning of the year and we lost Jack Power the summer before Eleanor Richert from Warren and Carl Anderson, from Jamestown entered our class that year Naomi Wright joined our class in the tenth grade That year we bought our first War Bond Boy, were we proud! That year we had one of our most memorable class parties at Eleanor's Our eleventh grade was the most eventful year All the long ities took place that year After a great rings We gave our Junior play We had a from practices We tanqueted the Seniors iors as there were Juniors Our poor pocket a wonderful banquet struggle we finally lot of fun practici There were almost l book took a terrible We have been working this year to make money to take care of are lookirg forward to our trip and to graduating, we hone awaited for activ selected our class g and going to and times as many Sen beatirg but it was our expenses He A , , V V . . .. . . l 1 1 e . 1 . e . . n. It . . . up- to . . , w , - 1 . . . . . I L . , - - - . . . ' D . A . . If - D - A . . , in-5, 'J'-' i -D4 2- fslpq' K lik LA. UCI.. v 14 AP' J, QYQQQX- A ' , 'V ,V -'exif CLASS PROPHECY I s I B Nosey, while witnessing Prof M T Head at his complex task of orecasting the future, with the aid of the conventional crystal ball, of course ecided to inquire about the future of the Senior Class of Kinsman High School The following statements were his forecast for the seniors which would take lace about 15 years hence Peering through the smoky mist, we see Dan Mathews demonstrating, before a ast crowd of ten, for the one thousandth time, 'How to ride a One Wheeled Bycycle pstairs on the Banister Rubbing our eyes after that strenuous look and looking into the crystal ball ce again, we see June Stevenson She is talking to the garage man about the two enders she tore off her car while last night This time we see a setting that seems impossible! Guess Wholol It's Bonnie ean Simpkins, who is the Proprietor of the Exclusive Bachelors Boarding House on hird Street in Peoria Our glance into the sphere this time reveals as follows An ad in the 'Town coopn Ten easy lessons on 'How to Get Your Man' at S2 OO s lesson In case of ilure your money will be promptly refunded Ask for Miss Harriet Leffingwell Our next look into the crystal ball reveals the sixth marriage of the 'Give derberry juice flavored with arsenic That is quite believable too Once more our eyes twinkle and blink to see the future of Marion Banning Oh, course there she is, singing at the top of her voice She, as expected, is fea red at the Met Again we gaze into the crystal ball, QThis goes on indefinitely!! But, ah, a rangething is happening I see a small shingle on a house on Main Street read as follows Hou e cleaning by the day Ask for Bob Partridge As we blink at the strange object again, we see a new world This time we see rl broadcasting a street scene ia poker game by any other namel over the Red ose Network While looking in on Eleanor Hdchert's future, we see her bouncing a little Sir ho on her knee at 5 o'clock in the morning This time we see a jitterbug dancing on a piano stool in front of her dancing hool It's no other than our cute little Gene Queale Ne see Harold following in his father's footsteps He seems to be trying to a convertible to Mary June Patton It seems that she married her boss, the esident of the Eat More Buttezndlk Co We see Julie, now happily married, attending a lecture on nProblem Children ' seems that the youngest of her six children insists upon using his father's ectric razor to shave the dog and cat And there is Noni with a lot of little P 40's running around the yard She is ite contented to be an Army Wife and is going to the Officer's Nife's 'n the v erful cats Club Betty is quite content residing in a small log cabin half way up the side of a untain As we gaze into the sphere for the last time we see Doris Wannamaker sailing a mission into the darkest Africa to teach the cannibals to sing Ave Maria Now I find that it is time to leave Professor H T Head and return to normal lr' e o ot I e e In - - 1---1 ' . 0 I . hem-The-Go-By' girl, Dale Goddard. 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' CLASS WILL Ne, the senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty five of Kinsman High School nsman Ohio, being of insane mind, do, for the love of our underclassmen and ador ion of our teachers, ordain and establish this our last will and testament, rding to the law of hand me downs and legal principles After our memories have been decently interred, and our just debts unpaid direct and com and that the dfspensation, transfer and theft of our goods, earth and unearthlv, be conducted thuswise S the Juniors we leave t'e right to quit school ten years earlier next year the the the the ask Sophomore girls we leave the right to flirt with the Junior boys bophomore boys we leave our good behavior the gum under the lab tables we hope prollem class of all classe the Juniors Freshmen we leave all Boster we all leave teachers we leave the that you preserve all carvings and drawings which we have left on found on the walls the desks also the drawings Harold Sharp leaves his ability to take off fenders to Charles How s about a date, Toots9H Fisher Carl Anderson leaves his quiet manner and blue eyes to Don Fernandez Fleanor Hlchert leaves the rapidity ard audibilltx of her sneech to Bryce Currie and Eugene Her an Jewel Endsley leaves to Bob Fulton one large srovel to use as he sees f t, and to Lois Allen she leave her blue eyes and their uncontrollable habit of w nking Dan Mathews wdlls his two front teeth to Howie Queale and hopes that he appreciates them Doris eanamaker wills her aqua sw ater to Narvel Fobes Harriet wills her blondness to 'arie Verina Bonnie leaves her ability to underst nd the Fnglish language to Rae Louise tarkhuff Noni leaves her love of a member of the opposite sex to ndmund nephew To Timmy Gray she leaves her figure Marion will leave the baby Cgrand pianol to Faroline, provided that she promises to take it home and tuck it in every night Pa trLdge wills his sly wolfish way to Albert Panak and his abil ty to get around teachers with his line, to Don Fernandez Cene wills her stubbiness to Merle Kidwell and her athletic ability to Elsie Vestenfelder nary June wills her 65 words per minute to Shirley coxson and her nick name of nRed , and two bottles of henna rinse to Ruth Bloss Betty Thomas leaves her inquisitiveness to Dan Bush June Stevenson leaves Ye Olde Stevenson Tradition' to Betty, her sister, and her naturally curly hair to Betty Mae Sutton Dale Goddard leaves her memory to Beryle, and her sunny disposition to In witness whereof, we, the Senior Class of 1945, set our hands and seal this, the first day of Nay, A 7 1945 , . , . , - , - . ac- - ' 0 , we To Ag -..- Q-- I To - , . 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I U U ISE UN 183 ES W ' UCCESS Cl f 1945 THE GLAUBER BRASS MANUFACTURING CO B T ISHES to the HSS 0 Best Wishes THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Klnsman Ohlo COMPLIMENTS McLAUGI-ILIN'S RESTAURANT SPAGHETTI DINNERS CHILI SPECIAL PLATES HOMEMADE PIES from 9 Members of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation OF A R Myers GENERAL MERCHANDISE Kinsmans Clover Farm Store COMPLIMENTS A Cn B1rrellCo Telephone 2111 7 Kinsman, Ohlo COMPUMENTS Crouch Implement Co McCORMICK DEERING and PAPEC Parts and Servlce KIHSHIHH Clit Rate Myers Water System General Hardware Mrs F W Maseck Telephone 2201 Phone 3191 Kinsman, Ohlo l I I i 1 l i O O I OF Kinsman Ohio OF ' 1 J COMPLIMENTS H L SHARP MOTOR CO CHEVROLET and OLDS WRECKER SERVICE SALES and SERVICE Telephone 3151 Gifts For All Occasions STOCK REMEDIES PUBLIC SQUARE PRESCRIPTIO.NS KINSMAN OHIO FOUNTAIN SERVICE PHONE 2131 The Rexall Store OF KINSMAN PHARMACY BEST WISHES AND SUCCESS f KINSMAN THEATRE Always a Good Show rom as 77 VERA B. SMITH, Manager COM L MENTS OF McCURDY S FUNERAL HOME EST SHES A D SUCCESS WARREN MARBLE and GRANITE CO G JSh dl Tlh 7 B WI N from Memorials COMPLIMLNTS Klnsman Bowllng Alley Tnmes Square Restaurant B l For Health CAROLINE COOKSTON M ROBT H GRAHAM Ma ager I Best Wishes from McKNlGHT PRINT SHOP COMMERCIAL PRINTING OF ALL KINDS Calendars and Noveltxes a Specialty Market House Annex Warren, Ohio O 1 l i l + a ,,,, 1. . OF Co r..NTb . F of-' I l I . - i OW . . , n Y SIMONS and CO Farmdale, Ohlo The Store That Saves You Money FREEDOM GAS and OIL GENERAL MERCHANDISE Established 1906 Telephone 3631 COMPLIMENTS HURUS HARDWARE REASONABLE RELIABLE Farmdale, Ohlo Telephone 3686 BALL-BAND FOOTWEAR GROCERIES - MEATS OF Platt and Johnston Kmsman Colonlal lnn Dmners Overmght F S I Luncheons Accommodations arms pecxa ty Teas Reservations not required Kinsman Ohio but greatly appreclatecl MRS EUGENIA MACKIERNAN Geo H Platt J B J0l'll'lStOl'l Telephgne A. and P. Tea co. Luellavs Beauty Shoppe Across from Theatre Telephone 2171 REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE and Tea Room OF OF L A Hanson Used Cars Bought and Sold Teleph ne 2345 Kmsman, Ohlo COMPLIMENTS The Mathews Store GENERAL MERCHANDISE Kmsman, Ohlo COMPLIMENTS Gordon s SCPVICC Statlon COMPLIMENTS C E Meredlth and Sons Co HARDWARE Kmsman, Ohlo ' ' OF I 0 . . I I W OF OF , o 0 5 COMPL MENTS Mac s Market FRESH and SALTED MEATS Margret Smith Kinsman Beauty Shoppe Kmsman Ohlo Phone 2251 Kinsman Ohxo Telephone 3121 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS D I I Carpenter Motor Sales a e rwm ISALY S STORE Phone 2291 ' Kmsman, Ohlo Klnsman, Ohlo 1 I i I i l I 1 1 OF 1 Home Cured Hams and Bacon OF OF