Simon Kenton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Independence, KY)

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PROLOGUE We the Senior Class of Simon Kenton High School, Class of 1946, present to you with pride and elation THE PIONEER OF 1946. This being the first issue since 1941 not published under war-time restrictions and hindrances is intended to present to you our life as Seniors in our beloved school among our dear friends and teachers. THE PIONEER OF 1946, to us is our dream-book issue, and it has been our wish, as Seniors, to present something better and different. We have intended it to be simple, unique, and to represent us in our daily activities in and around Simon Kenton, the highlight of our youth. As Seniors we must depart, but our departure is indeed with regret. In leaving, it is our hope that in the years to come you may find many pleasant moments in turning the pages of this, our product. May the ties which we have formed here together, both with fellow students, classmates, and faculty members, linger on through the coming years as a true emblem of comradeship. In departing, we would like to thank those persons whose sound advice and cooperation helped us to make this issue a yearbook we shall forever treasure. We shall feel richly repaid if we have succeeded in our efforts in the production of this our PIONEER OF 1946.

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Alto Groy A. B. Kentucky lY4'sli'3 College . Social Scicucc Blur: Triunglv 1' I Elsie l-lltemun A. B. lfllivvrsity ol Kentucky Master's U. K. English Social Science Debuts: Clulr Mory Virginia Moremon A. B. Kentucky Wvslcyzm Collcgc Mntliexnatics Biology ,lr. Girl Rm-s:rvc Oni Riley A, B. Easlcrn 'l't-:iuliurs Collcge Geography English Sr. Girl Rcsvrvc Cincinnati Student uf Cnhnnhi. Student ui L'iiix'ureity' University 76 r ' 1 f' if 1J'y1!,,f fra! Xlyiivifvlggebieg A. B. University nf Kentucky lnstcr's work U. uf K Majured in business educatinn Served as Officer in E. T. lf. in lYurlcl XVIII' II f f ',f., ac. Florence Hayes ul. Il. Yillzi Xlaulimnzl Cnllcgu flwlniatry f :Xritluuctic Scivllrv Clulx Ruil Cross Ellzcbeth Martin A. B. University nf Kentucky Pliysiczil litlucntion Ulmer Lvntlerw Girls Athletic Ululm Spanish Spanish Clulu Helen Richardson A. li. lfuivcrsily nf Kentucky L'itizt-nship Scart-tary tu thc Superintendent Huldoh Sclwotzmon .-X. B. Eastern State 'l'cnclrc-rs Cullvgi' Sncinl Science lllvt' Clubs lirzuluznc Wurlc nt L' o Minnie Shely A. B. University nf Kentucky Latin linglislr llmorx Scnim- Dmnmtic Club lirznluzttv Stuilcnl L'. n