Kinsman High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Kinsman, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1947 volume:

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' s ix 7 lx t 2- .3 e ...Yi 57,74 372,52 'G 5 future gymnasium THE STAFF Editor A Bud Ogilbee Class Editor Leona Stick Assistant Class Editors Garnet Garlock Rita Westenfelder Art Editor Margorie Mathews Assistant Art Editors Florence Canon Margaret Job Activity Editor Helen Thompson Assistant Activity Editor Margy Sutton Athletic Editor Eletha Stebbins Assistant Athletic Editor George Zifko Bob Sutton Assistant Business Manager Dolores Thompson Secretary Gene Shaffer Cllr sl' 97' 'E' ...5'i T k'.c f YQ YH K fx C235 cv? fwv M1 qolyisny 1' A ,Lax of 1 X H ,vw V -f,. 1 ' Xi! Tag! 1,1 Nf ffm 21 fr! A -ljaxh Q Nivqyf jf ,IJXAX vm - W. 1 I X KN x 'X A X F33 fig' b ,TN 5 1 if I , A - In 3' gf nv A x Ill Y P A E- r fr V cf P- 1 'iff' l n of' nfxe .4 .. ,X 0 s bb' ang YQ 'Q r Qin w . 'tM1et cs reasvre r:l,. v,.4,' ..- x. 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It was their G X S ' ' I ' e X : . ing that long remembered day together were as follows Leona Swick Marjorie . f Mathews, Margaret Job, Gene Shaffer, Garnet Garlock and George lBud, Ogilbee. I Upon being promoted to the second grade we moved on to Miss Burford's A ki X room. The most outstanding event of this year was the Art Exhibit which was il X held in the new banding. ', 65 The following year we moved into the new building still under the super- M 1 Q E Q vision of Miss Burford. Things gradually changed as now the kiddies could go N' X 5 S' Q to Isaly's. Ice cream now took the place of the candy from D1bel1's. ,, S' x E . : S I In our fourth year we had Miss S. M, Thompson. Things were rather excit- 5' S93 Eggs. r ing this year as a great deal of our time was spent on our Colonial Book which Fra' S A ' is now on display at the public library. Eg W s QM -St Our fifth grade was under supervision of Mr. Banning and Miss Thompson. if 6, Our project changed this year and we made dolls of foreign countries Along .5 Q with the dolls we constructed their homes which were put on display for the art exhibit As we traveled on the teachers travled on, Mr Banning was now teaching S X high school and we were being mastered bv Mr Shlvely The most remembered NSSX event of our grade school years took place It was this vear we purchased the g nigger doll for Mr Shively on Valentines Dav Vx S X Another year and we were finally upstairs, all pretty much frightened N S at first It didn't last long though as we followed the examples set by our elders concerning such things as erasers, paper wads, notes and whatnots was also this year that we learned what Class parties were and not one six weeks slipped by It was in our seventh grade that we welcomed Bob Sutton with his southern accent Again our class numbered 17, but not the same 17 X that started together S gxx Ne entered the eighth grade and has Arlene Burton f r class advisor Ng QS the girls outn1mhered the bovs we were glad to welcome James Menock and John Anderson to our class X Now we were fresh1es and now was what counted Everyone began figuring on what subjects to take so he might graduate in the future This vear we welcomed Florence Canon from Gustavus and George Zifko came back again had rotated between here ard Cleveland for the past six vears x Our class was again on the decrease as our boys were gradually dropping out Nothing exciting happened this year All that happened sure wasn't ex citing As usual we still had our class parties, but they always turned out to oe flops hs t las' ve :cle wxiore 11 cmssing the plav, class rings, halloween pro ject the banquet and a million other things Ne made lots of noney bu it Q x didn't last long as there were twice as many seniors as Juniors Vho cares though, it was worth it Well now we are Seniors the smallest class in schoo and the proudest too Nhy shouldn't we be, we are ALIOQT through At ores nt we are 14 in gf X number and we hope they all graduate hr Jones is our class advisor and W0 appreciate all he does for us, especially keeping our ooks balanced The operetta is one to long be remembered It is entitled nR1ngs In The Sawdust ' At present we are looking forward to the banquet, commencement and ost of all our trip to Detro't In spite of all the work it is taking we hope t is years N annual to be a success. 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W X x A,-v,,, '-J'-111: , ,ai Qwgwgx- iw-dit CLASS WILL KNOW ALL STUDENTS BY THESE PRESENTS: We, the Class of '47, of Kinsman, Ohio being of sound Aid disposing mind C?J and memory, do make publish, and declare this our last will and Testament, in the manner following, that is to say: Marjorie leaves her ability for Math. to Charles McGill and her two-way attractiveness to Patty Lee. Margaret leaves all her Cboyl friends to Peggy Mayborn. Florence Mae leaves her alto horn along with her music, to anyone who wants it. Dolores leaves the baby grand along with her music to Harvey Maseck, hoping he'll carry on. Orpha leaves her skating ability, on second thought she better keep it Garnet leaves her ability to study in study hall to Joan Leona leaves with Putty to set up housekeeping Margy leaves still wondering if she got a flunker in GOV Helen leaves her jitterbugging movements to Milly Stokes, she will have more use for them George leaves his tall mannerly ways to John Bode Eletha leaves for Gallipolis hoping Don and Liz can carry Sonny leaves his books, untouched to Mardell blife Bud and Bob leave their ability to skin chool without being caught to any one who can master it Bobby also leaves his parking place to Frovgy Gerson That is the one in front of the Schoolhouse, not Pat's driveway Merian Kerr and Doris Beil have already left the faculty we just leave they're glad to be rid of Hoffman we leave all the Lit books we loved to study Jones we leave a quiet room, so he may recover from the many headaches we have given him Boster we leave the hope that he won't worry about us Brown we leave all the NYoungunsW they will obey her Fitts we leave our church attendance Banning we leave all our old forged excuses, hoping he never finds out who wrote them Witness Whereof We have herunto set our hands and seal this 15 day of Ma , D 19 Attorney Witnesses 5F:?-5 YQ , T 'Q'g1,f X r K 4 I if is fn aff I 34 U - Cf .. ' e :U A , . lon. I' v , N 3 ' adm A . heh? . - A T 0 11180 Q ' O ' l 'To . . 5 I, To Q11 'I 0 - f To . j I 'rg ' I I gd me It r A. . .aa 4 5 z g p 2 :g g gg g g g : 0 pg a Q . 0 Q 0 gli' '4 j.?i5 qs. 'zgg-QNX an 0 Q . C saas at , l, , if Z Z- ,!'1, 'p2':v.rf5? 9 i I SSN SN X p M 4 .N ,. 'X-VO-N ' 5 i 94 3 ,- YQTX 5 Sgl 'Vi 'v ' XV 5, Is If fy Kg gf l l hm fl -.tQ,peM,' , iff- Q, J Q rf? 'iKMJA!!J- Nwvg, CLASS PROPHLCY As we look ahead some lO years into the crystal ball we behold Bud and Betty sole propeietors of Bud's meat mar ket fFor'nerly Mac's Meat Market D As we come to the square what do we see but Sutton's Pharmacy owned by none other than Bob and Pat button As the vision clears once more we see bOnny bhaffer still running Wall's D6PVlC8 Station, will wonders never cease? And George Zifko is now President of the Glauber Brass We see Eletha cleaning up the dlnner dishes, well we'd never have guessed it's the home of the President of the Glauber Brass The vision fades but clears once more and we see Flor ence Mae devotedly changing diapers on Florence Jr and Dutch Jr As we behold Leona she seems to be worried, she keeps running to the window of her modern home Oh yes, now we see why the distraction, Putty just drove in the drlveway after a long day at the office Who is this we see coming down the street? Oh yes, it's Rita, it seems she takes Bob back and forth to work now to see that he gets home safely As we see farther down the road we behold Margaret with TN X A N gg her mammoth washlng for her six children, she seems to en joy the job of being Mrs McLaughlin though waxy As we go further we see Margie on her 150 acre farm Sgg helping Andy with the chore she was the first one in class to get married The crystal ball shows us that Dolores makes her debut Carnegie Hall tonight Charlie has a reserved seat The crystal ball carries us to Maryland where, behold, see Helen as the wife of Ensign Harlan Hayne Coming back to Ohio we see Garnet busily watching for the Lumber truck to go by As the vision begins to fade we behold Marjorie and Jim running a profitable farm The visions have completly faded now and we leave the class of 1947, happily with their families, to rest in peace Q.. Q' 1 ... 'W if I X . 3 bxff' QS X H114 .V Ag' an is IX I X? 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Many of the girls who went out for the sport, were freshman and proved their ability, as well as good sportsmandship, both in practices and scheduled games. The team will lose five players this year because of graduation: Margaret Job--Pitcher, Marjorie Mathews--Third Bile, Margy Sutton--Short Stop, Leona Swick--Center Field, and Orpha Westenfelder Fight Field. The scores of the games are as follows: e a - Ie LumE4Mg ,f Kinsman eseeaeeeeues Kinsman .... 33 Kinsman 4l.... 33 1 Kinsman .... .............Farm1ngton 3 15 Kinsman 2O............. .......Fowler ....Lordstown 15 ...Johnston 13 .. ...Hartford 5 The team line up is as follows Margaret Job P Sarah Garland C Eleanor Thomas F B Florence Mathews 2nd B Margy Sutton Janet Sisley Leona Slick C estenfelde Marjorie Mathews 3rd B J McCutcheon R Patty Lees Other members of the squad are Carol Mayborn Martha Wall Janice Betts Kinsman High wound up The boys started out with Farmington, there, with 8 5 the next two games played, Pe ped up, knowing that o the 1947 season looks ood through graduation and ohn The Standard line Stebbins Apthorre Carkhuff Canon Standley Hall Other members of Donna Herman Barbara Lees BASLBALL their season by three victories and two defeats a bang by winning their first game against iest as the final score But Kinsman was defeated in by Fowler K5 41 then Lordstown C7 5? However, ur next opponents were our favorite Johnson Kinsman made them meet the'r masters by trouncing them lf 5 Ne wound us our Last battle of the '46 season by defeating Hartford 5 1 even though we are going Stebbins, by moving away of the k S S lst 2nd B 2nd B the te H Corson Rf x xt I' Our prediction for lose Bud Ogilbee, season are as follows Ogilbee Swick Hauk Amy 1rd B mx fEEiSh 5g9 l'9, fx wit 5-lv, H RLFQI wary fy XM 4: 5 bfi 1: ij: ga ' I -: C. . 0. 'N V -' QI. Si ':'- N Tull C -- o s ---P.s ' e e N SX f 4 gi. , 5-3 9 S ' - ' - . 'O Fixx xo K K ' I, I - 4- . ' --- I ' T 5 to 5 eii e A wp z SN! ' V J. --P. an s.s. B. ---C. 2 5 J. , --r. . . D. ----- L. F. 5 'S 1 Ge Ra Fe Je ' ' v e . c, ..... B, J. ' -.....- c, F, ' ' D. -- . ,. D. ----.- . ,fi ifffi am a e: JS, uf. h . H. Reakes 8 M Af. . Algs I 4 ' O MNT!! .h 'iw ?LJ?u4:1NM5h.XSlEi5fAg:: , . a m:'a fwffl W'?f5xY' '.' nMm-m:'ei92 es.. X gag. en ,I .3 451- ' ., -,af .. 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Kinsman School Anne Baldwin June Parris Rush Harris Tom Jeffrey Douglas Jells prof Randoloh Harriet Mason Emma Knight Loretta Phillips Keep Lovin 5 Acts Auditorium November 17, 1946 Jr Class Play 1946 Cast of Characters a dependable dauahter hildred Stokes Peggy Mayborn Don Swick Harold Corson Carl Canon Harvey Maseck Anne s friend June's brother a voun buslnessman Tom's Pal of Appelton College the Professor's secretary Janet Sisley the nel h or next door Joan McCutcheon a colleve student Donna Herman Charity Lynn the Balswins' Hired girl Mardell Slife Sam Vine a de ective Charles NcGill Kinsman School Tillie Trask Lucinda Talbot Pamela Marsh Liz7ie Parsons Ellen Neeland Ronald Howland unt illie Goes To Town 3 Acts Auditorium November 9, 1945 S niors Jr lay 45 Cast of Characters dislikes all males Marjorie lathews anxious to be married Garnet Garlock Aunt T1llie's niece Rita lestenfelder a young novelist Eletha Stebbins who aopears suddenlv Margv Sutton who explains everything Bud Ogilbee Luther Lorriner Ronald's wealthy emoloyer Gene Shaffer Mervin Tucker who is in a neck of trouole Bob Sutton Charlie One Lung a Chinese cook George Zifko Mrs Tillie Tucker Mervin's Aunt Leona Swick Dr Hattie Bing, a Ch1POUP8CtOP Florence Mae Canon f- N-X + K I 0 gh: 0 ' -Qlnudv If 96' - ' ef ' Q-'pl'-3 ff Ks J I- 53 1 . 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