Kunkle High School - Echo Yearbook (Kunkle, OH)

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C7111 'MJ We the Senlor class of F1fty Four of Kunkle I-hgh School C1ty of Kunkle County of W1ll1ams and State of Ohlo belng of sound mlnd and memory do hereby make publ1sh and declare thls to be our last Wlll and Testament manner and form followlng 'We the Senlors leave to the Junlor class our ab1l1ty to co operate w1th each other and ra1se funds for the Senlor tr1p We Wlll the Sophomores our competence to accompllsh that Wh1ch we set out to do We Wlll to the Freshmen our 1ntell1gence to be used for obtalnlng the credlts whlch Wlll make you el1 1ble to Graduate from K l-I S Indlvldually the followlng we do bequeath I Nancy Armbruster do hereby W1ll My shorthand book to anyone who Want a shortcut 1n dolng the1r work I Naoml Day do hereby Wlll My f1ve years of belng Class Secretary to any one who l1kes to Wrlte to d1st1nf1u1shed buslnessmen I Janlce Eberly do hereby w1ll My pos1t1on as annual ed1tor to anyone who l1kes to argue w1th the photographer I Loren Gorrell do hereby w1ll My ab1l1ty to sklp classes to Don Baker I Dorothy Hulbert do hereby w1ll My Job of taklng the afternoon attendance to anyone who l1kes to run all over the school bulldlng and school grounds I Vv1ll1s Keller do hereby w1ll My ab1l1ty to sleep 1n class to Leroy Gorsuch I Calvln Kunkle do hereby wlll My loose Georve Washlngton p1pe tobacco to any unlucky Junlor who gets locker no 7 I Joseph Leskow do hereby wlll My pos1t1on on the basketball team to Leroy Stantz I B111 Mclntosh do hereby wlll My ab1l1ty to dlstract teachers by asklng Why' to the honorable John Hardy I Barbara Mlller do hereby w1ll My pos1t1on as class treasurer to anyone who l1kes to go around collectlng money all the t1me I Adabelle Shlnabarger do hereby w1ll My four years of Home Economlcs to Creraldlne Ka1ser I Carl Steffes do hereby wlll My entlre helght of 6 4 to Nelson I-Iugg I Evelyn Steffes do hereby w1ll My no 13 bottom locker to the unlucky 13th Junlor I Dor1s Stelner do hereby w1ll My love for sports to Dor1s Gorsuch I Paullne Theobald do hereby w1ll My Job of tak1ng the cafeter1a count to anyone who wants to lose some welght I Walter Traxler do hereby w1ll My ab1l1ty to draw to Robert MJller I Darlene Tressler do hereby w1l1 My posltlon as cheerleader to anyone who enjoys cheerlng for the boys I Ray Vllne do hereby w1ll My ha1r style to Davld Dossett I Gerald Wyrlck do hereby Wlll My pos1t1on as manager of the baseball and basketball teams to Jerry Beaverson Sponsored by K 8: R CLEANERS JAM JAR Bryan Ohlo Bryan Ohlo 14 O 7 . . . - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' , , , 1I'1 7 . . . . - . 1 1 . . .U. l . D D ' Y 1 1 1 S 1 1 : - D . 1 1 - 1 1 - ' 1 1 7 7. . . . . . . 1 1 - ' 1 1 ' O 1 1 Z 1 1 ' ll I . 1 1 3 1 1 5 ' . ' ' I ll 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 Z ' 1 1 I 1 1 2 - 1 1 1 3 21 3. . . . . 1 1 ' - 1 1 : 9 I

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aaa .Nwfory Lookrng back upon our school days the Class of 54 recalls many pleasant memorres On September 8 1942 the followrng students entered Kunkle Local Schools Nancy Armbruster Janrce Eberly Patsy Elsten Clarence Fenton B1ll Gorrell, Thelma Hendrrcks Ned Hubbell, Dorothy Hulbert, Duane Hum barger D1x1e Huston Rrchard Runnels Adabelle Shtnabarger Lewrs Stantz Evelyn Steffes Dorrs Sterner Paulrne Theobald Darlene Tressler Walter Traxler and Gerald Wyrrck Mrss Faye Englrsh was our frrst teacher Throughout grade school our rnstructors were Mrs Stelma Myers, Mrs Ethel Strpe Mrs Dorothy Reynolds Mrs Dana Oberlrn and Mr Thomas Grlcher They provrded us w1th the basrc fundamentals of our educatron The Freshman class consrsted of these students Nancy Armbruster Naomr Day Barbara Mrller Nrna Kosrer Evelyn Steffes, Adabelle Shrnabarger Carl Steffes, Calvrn Kunkle Janrce Eberly B1llGorrell Darlene Tressler, Paulrne Theobald Ioe Leskow Walter Traxler Thelma Hendrrcks Gerald Wyr1ck Wrllzs Keller Dorls Sterner B111 Mclntosh Dorothy Hulbert Durrng our h1gh school days we lost Thelma Hendrrcks and Nrna Kosrer and gazned Ray Wrne Our Freshman mrtratron gave us a fellmg of belongrng to K H S At that trme we enjoyed such delrcacres as ftre water and cold oatmeal In our varrous cos tumes and wrth slrghtly red faces we performed for our superrors Thus we became full fledged Freshmen Mrs Mann was our advrsor that year We concentrated on our lessons to rnsure us of a promotron rnto the tenth grade As Sophomores under the supervrsron of M1ss McCorm1ck, our frrst actxvrty was to 1n1t1ate the Fresh men and grve them a sample of what we had gone through Our brggest thr1ll of the year was rn choosmg our class rrngs an event whrch we d long looked forward to We enjoyed several class partres and also took a freld tr1p to Toledo Our Iunror year was one 1n whrch we became very rnvolved rn our work Each week on Tuesday and Thursday noons we sold candy and at the basketball games we ran the concessron stand We learned to be conservatrve by not allowrng any popcorn to go to waste when a sack happened to overflow Our class advrsor Mr Wrchmanowskr was constantly help1ng us wrth our problems and grvrng advrce He drrected us rn our class play No Boys Allowed Thrs, our frrst experrence rn stage actrng was found to be en joyable Then came the event toward whrch we had been workrng throughout the year the Banquet we gave rn honor of the Senrors We found rt a brg, but enjoyable job As Iunrors we chose our class flower the Amerrcan Beauty Rose our colors, maroon and srlver and our motto There rs beauty rn l1fe rf you look for rt And then almost before we realrzed rt, we were entermg our last year of hrgh school We soon learned that the trtle of Senror carrred work and responsrbrlrty Mr Wrchmanowskr was agam faced wrth the task of seemg our class through another year Our salesmanshrp abrlrty was shown as we went from door to door sellrng magazrnes Shortly after thrs we were sellrng sponsored pages for our yearbook the Echo Then we found ourselves srttmg before the cameras whrle we had our Senror prctures taken If we were drsappornted rt was only because our prctures looked just lrke us On a freld trrp to Defrance tt was our prrvrlege to see the Presrdent of the Unrted States Dwrght D Ersenhower Thts was one of the brggest thrrlls we had rn our school lrfe Then we med our hand at cookrng as we spent a Saturday mornrng makrng donuts for our donut sale Thrs berng a successful one we decrded to take on a brgger job and so we sponsored the flrst Mother Daughter Banquet The gurls cooked the boys served and everyone helped wrth the drshes On Aprrl 9 we presented our Senror Class play June Fever another successful stage productron On Aprrl 23 we were guests at the Iumor Senror Banquet We were grven an evenrng of pleasures whrch wrll long be remembered As senrors we took part rn Government Day at Montpelxer and learned the procedures of local government Frnally we reached the goal of twelve years, the recervxng of our drplomas at our Commencement Exercrses On May 23 we left for a week rn Washmgton D C and New York Thus our school days of troubles and trrumphs were completed Complrments of WINZLER STAMPING CO , Montpelrer, Ohto . , . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I ' 1 . 1 1 , . 1 . , . 1 1 1 I 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 , . , . . , 1 , . 1 1 o 1 . N H . . . . . - 1 1 - 1 . 1 1 . . ,, . . . . 1 1 I - 11 1 1 1 I - 1 , 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 ' ' ' - 11 11 - 1 1 1 . ' , 1 1 . 1

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G55 p P QC? THE ssmoras or '5411N '04 Our clas reumon was held Ma, Z1 If 61 on tne campus of Kunkle Hrgh School exactly ten years from our vraduatxon day We came back to v1ew the .Tumor Collef e wh1ch we fad so Oraclously endowed to our Alma Mater Where we found the money w111 always be a clrss se ret After meetln and conversrnv we found tnat tne followxng successful personalrtres had emerged from the class af 1954 Barbara Mrller had become the w1fe of Kenneth Chase and wa bus11y ra1s1n her fam11y of SIX ch1ldren They were 11v1ng 1n a beaut1fu1 modern ranch style nome 1n West Unlty Jamce Eberly rave up her amb1t1on of becomlng a lawyer to marry a prosecut1n'v attorney 1n New York She had prevlously been h1s very eff1c1ent secretary B111 Laorrell and Gerald Wyrrcl had set up a rad1o and TV repalr shop rn Toledo They were botn top repau men and were do1n a boommg buslness Slnce color TN had been de Jeloped they were worklng on a process to brlng odors throu wh the alr Naornr Day had reached her Goal and earned her D H defrree Dental Hyfuenrst She and her nusband had set up an offrce 1n Ind1anapo11s and were taklnv Good care of eweryone's teeth B111 Mclntosh went 1nto the plumbrnv nusrness and was f1X1HU all the local leaky faucets As a s1de11ne he coaches the Kunkle Podunks the local town baseball team Calvln Kunkle became a mechanlcal enfflneer and has become well known throughout the world for h1s work He recently returned from South Amerlc a after completlng a government project Darlene Tressler marr1ed a very successful farmer They 11ve on a 180 acre farm w1th all new and modern bu1ld1ngs She was voted tue Mrs I-1ousew1fe award for 1964 Lx e1yn Steffes 1S now tne prrx ate secretary to the presldent of a famous sportlnfv '1o1ds company She obta1ned tnrs posrtron because of the outstandmv sports ab111ty she had d1sp1ay ed 1n w1nn1nv the 1960 table tennrs champmonshrp W1111s Keller spent four years 1n the Navy before he came back to Sponsored by TREV X S BEAUTY SHOP KN est Un1ty Ohro A T 1 Y 1 1 . , . S A v , I a, O . . . . 'X I . Y - S L O ' V ' ' P C , . I r . , , . 4 J of , . . , I . , S O . f. 1 ' ' ' s . Q Y . . . Q X Q . Q . V, ,Q - , . Q , . n.. . I7 . . A Q: ' . , V Y . . O . . 7 I 5 K o 0 o O - is o ' 1 I o 0 , ' , A D - 2 . , Q . 0 - '. A I1 , . ' gy . . a ,. A 1 . - . , . Y A 6 0 X' ' ca o f ,a N T s