Kensington High School - Compass Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1938 volume:

wee? fb ' Q '.- i'.ix..,f,F7'f'f5 Kf if 'T EV If-'R f, J1l' liiME, X lei!! F1fGffL2:Sf3hhEDB 1 X W Ex Librisxk mfmfffikw i 657122 Gompass Cxnfi fljublished annually by 1 the Students of Kgnsington., Wigh Schoolf ZBMDFGZO, N, D7- NJ? ' of-Hrstw Edition fm 1 9 3 8 Jw 'af I? 'E Cv .S Q V3 ,Q .20 Q ' Q 4-l O0 5 VD S3 LJ ,I E i 1 X Qui' Cfditle 'l-IE sTudenT sTaTF and advisors are proud To presenT Tl-IE COMPASS, oTTicial yearbook oT KensingTon l-ligh School. lT seems TiTTing in This, our TirsT ediTion, To poinT ouT TheVsigniTicance oT The TiTle we have chosen. From The very beginning we have TelT ThaT The compass which adorns The enTrance hall oT our school is symbolic. As a mariner's compass guides him homeward, so Too, will our newiAlma MaTer poinT The way To success and achievemenT. ' We hope To malce Tl-IE COMPASS an annual record oT The principles, TradiTions, and personaliTies ThaT have guided us Through The year's acTiviTies. To all who co- operaTed so willingly in making This TirsT issue a success, we oTTer graTeTul Thgnks. Galorefworcl S? N composing This book we have endeav- ored To compile a record oT The Tradi- Tions esTablished aT KensingTon l-ligh School during iTs iniTial year. May The Tol- lowing pages Turnish a TransienT view oT The acTiviTies, organizaTions. and achieve- menTs which largely conTribuTe To The value oT The modern high school. llllllllllllllllllllllllllll i dlclele E, Hester, 5Pl1.'D. IGNIFIED, derermined, clevolecl-'llwese are llwree words llwal describe llie Dr. Riesrer we lcnew for a few brief monllws. l-ler dignily impressed ilsell on all wlmo knew her even sliglwlly. l-ler clelerrninalion lo be sarislieol willi nollwing buf llie besl was eviclenl in lwer classes. in l'1er sfucly room, ancl in all ner inlercourse willm ol'l1ers of llfme leaching profession. l-ler clevolion lo duly will become one of llie inspiring 'lraclilions of Kensinglon l-liglw School. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Tedicatiom O Dr. Roberl T. Bapsl, Superinlenderil of Schools, whose lcind and lfielplul inleresl has inspired us always and who will forever be remem- bered by all, we alleclionalely dedicale llwis, our year book ol I938. 1938 Gompass O Thomas J. McDonnell, The lirsl principal of Kensinglon High School, we, lhe class of I938, respechfully cledicale lhis, lhe lirsl volume of The Compass. wilh deepesl gralilucle for his palernal guidance lhroughoul Jrhe year. C50 they Students of Kensington AM happy to greet you, one and all, through the COMPASS, and to congratulate your tathers and mothers, and the citizens ot Buttalo upon the completion ot your magnificent high school. 9 Yours is, indeed, a proud privilege to be classed as the tirst students ot Kensington and to lay, as it were, the toundation stones ot its tuture history. ln truth, you are the builders and upon you rests the responsibility ot preparing the ground work. Generations ot boys and girls in years to come will shape their ideals, build their attitudes, and measure their progress in line with the traditions ot this great institution. ' To the Graduates ot l938, the heartiest ot congratulations! May you, together with your principal, your teachers, and your schoolmates ever cherish this tirst year at Kensington as one ot your choicest memories and may your own lives ever retlect the high ideals ot citizenship inculcated by your Alma Mater. Truly your triend, Superintendent ot Schools. May 26, l938. -QON Hlg J' IIIIIII C3 'll li il I' Okrrssxlk' S rw'- 1 WI IIIP J ofldministmtion., 'H lil ' E are TorTunaTe in having as our assisTanT prin- cipal, John N. Chassin, a rnan oT abiliTy, per- severance, and unclersTancling. Mr. Chassin, who was Tormerly principal oT The annex To SouTh Park l-ligh School, has gaineol during our brieT acquain- Tance wiTh him The aclrniraTion oT Teachers ancl sTuolenTs alilqe. l The Wfistory of Qnsington 'High ,School T WAS in March, I93O, ThaT a group oT inTeresTed BuTTalonians broughT To The aTTenTion oT The Board oT EducaTion The urgenT necessiTy Tor a new high school in The KensingTon Avenue secTion. AcTing upon Their requesT, The PresidenT oT The Board presenTed The maTTer To The Common Council-and Thus seT in moTion plans Tor The new building. . ATTer The decision oT The Council To erecT anoTher high school, came The problem oT choosing a siTe. Discussion oT This quesTion began in December, l93O, and various siTes in The proposed localiTy were con- sidered. However, Trom The very beginning, The mosT saTisTacTory land seemed To be The Lang siTe on SuTlolk STreeT. IT was noT unTil SepTember, l932, ThaT The necessary legal TormaliTies had been compleTed and in The nexT monTh The CiTy CompTroller placed The 575.000 needed To purchase The siTe To The crediT oT The ConsolidaTed School Fund. 0 WiTh The purchase of The land compleTed, The Board of EducaTion began in July, I933, The imporTanT Task oT considering plans and speciTi- caTions Tor The new high school. ln The Tall OT The same year, The Council CommiTTee on Public Works reporTed ThaT an allocaTion oT SI,l98,000 Trom The 6overnmenT had been approved. A Councilmanic CommiTTce was Then appoinTed To aid in an immediaTe compleTion oT The plans. 9 On May 8, I934, deTailed plans Tor KensingTon High School, pre- pared by The Board oT EducaTion's Bureau oT ArchiTecTure, were approved. A loan agreemenT wiTh The Federal GovernmenT Tor The consTrucTion oT The school was arranged and conTracTors were inviTed To submiT bids. ln SepTember various conTracTs Tor consTrucTion, heaTing, lighTing, venTila- Tion, and so TorTh, were awarded. OcTober I5, l934, was The daTe seT Tor beginning work on KensingTon High School. AT a very simple cere- mony The cornersTone, bearing The daTe and The oTTicial seal of The ciTy, was placed and Trom Then on work progressed sTeadily. The nexT Two years were needed Tor compleTing The consTrucTion oT The building and insTalling The excellenT modern equipmenT which makes iT one oT The TinesT schools in The sTaTe. 0 Mr. Thomas J. McDonnell, who had been The assisTanT principal aT Grover Cleveland, was appoinTed as TirsT principal of The new high school. He began his duTies wiTh a sTaTT oT approximaTely ThirTy-six Teachers. ATTer The enrollmenT of The sTudenTs, The TaculTy appoinTmenTs were in- creased To sixTy-seven. On SepTember 9, l937, KensingTon .High School opened iTs doors Tor The enrollmenT oT iTs TirsT sTudenTs. ThaT The new school was a real necessiTy has been clearly shown. More Than 2.000 sTudenTs have been regisTered during iTs iniTial school year. 0 On May 23, I938, KensingTon had an Open House RecepTion Tor parenTs oT The sTudenTs and residenTs oT The communiTy. ivlr. McDonnell and TaculTy members received The guesTs, who were given every oppor- TuniTy To inspecT The building. 0 The Tormal dedicaTion oT The school was parT oT The TirsT commence- menT exercises on June 27, l938. Dr. RoberT T. BapsT made The dedi- caTory speech as parT oT his address To The graduaTes. The chairman and members oT The Board OT EducaTion parTicipaTed in The ceremony. page eleven in s lllllllllllll Top Row: R. Pearl, M. Lahilll. R. Harlman, M. Healy, R. Cullilon, H. Graf, E. Rofh, V. Walker, M. McGee, L. Sfriclcland, G. Schroeder, C. Valenle, E. Frank, A. Mcllhenney, A. Campbell Fourlh Row: H. Albing. R. Denney, J. Warren, J. Kelly. R. Kunz, N. Millard, L. Roseffie H. Rosenbaum, A. Rulslein, L. Haynes. W. Pinlcow. Third Row: W. Berqsfrom, E. Browniohn L. Smifh, W. Miller. R. O'Day. H. Gleason, M. Larrabee, J. Meegan, E. Thompson, T. Mounfain Second Row: J. Chassin. S. Kauffman, H. Goossen, B. O'H'e, E. Lamperl, D. Crislall, G. Roche D. Holchlciss, R. Weslerman, H. Tewlcsbury, J. Blair, A. Foss, L. Sanlleel, M. Heaps, N. Sfoesser L. Kauffman, A. Connors, T. McDonnell. Firsi Row: R. Rooney, M. Kennedy, M. Kammerer N. Larrison, l. Johnson, L. Belden, M. Curran, M. Creahan, A. Maloney, M. Scanlon, M. Sieudle G. Heacock, M. McCarlhy. A. Link. , K J A .QF QQ .RRRR my C5712 Cgfaculty .- 1 if page Twelve Thomas J. McDonnell, M.A., Principal John N. Chassin, M.A., Assislanl Principal Monica P. Lahilif, B.A., Aolminisrrarive Assislanr Grace J. Schroeder, Secrerary Rosalia M. Harrman, B.A., Librarian Elhel E. Arrnslrong, R.N. X. I ENGLISH SCIENCE Louise F. Belden, B.A. June A. Blair, B.A. Rufh C. Cullifon, B.A. Marie C. Curran, M.A. Reuel N. Denney, B.A. Eunice G. Frank, B.A. Margaref M. Healy, B.A. Margaref Kocsis Heaps, B.A. Irene S. Johnson, B.S. Mary C. Kammerer, M.A. John F. Kelly, B.A. Mildred T. Kennedy, B.A. Ann I. Maloney, M.A. Grace M. Roche, B.A. M. Agnes Scanlon, B.S. LANGUAGES Howard J. Gleason, M.A. Adalene A. Hall, M.A. Margaref K. McCarfhy, B.A. Rifa M. Rooney, B.A. Helen L. Tewlcsbury, B.A. Cafherine Valenfe, B.A. Rufh Wesferman, B.A. SOCIAL SCIENCE Helen K. Goossen, M.S. .Hildegarde Graf, B.A. Roberf Kunz, B.A. Norman K. Millard, B.A. Rebecca Pearl, B.A. Adele E. Riesfer, Ph.D. ' Ellen T. Rofh, B.A. Louise Sfriclcland, B.A. Verna G. Walker, M.A. MATHEMATICS Anne Connors, B.A. Agnes J. Creahan, M.A. Marfin M. Larrabee, B.S. Norma J. Larrison, B.A. Alice T. Link, B.A. Margaref M. McGee, B.A. Henry Rosenbaum, M.A. Laverna C. Sanfleef, B.A. Mary R. Sfeudle, M.A. I ...... . . f f fl' . . V fi' .1 ' I Herberf L.'Albing, B.S. Irene Eardman, B.S. Leon E. Haynes, B.S. Grace M. Heacoclc, B.S. Lena Kauffman, B.S. Thomas D. Mounfain, B.S. Roger V. O'Day, B.S. Alvin Rufsfein, B.A. COMMERCIAL Dorofhy M. Crisfall, B.A. 'a '2Lsf Annalouise K. Foss, B.A. Doris E. Hofchlciss, B.S. Sadie E. Kauffman John J. Meegan, B.S. Louis R. Roseffie, B.S.5lDy1a,2 Lewis L. Smifh, B.S. Evereff J. Thompson, B.B.A. HOME ECONOMICS Ann E. Campbell, B.S. Naomi Sloesser, B.S. FINE ARTS Earl Browniohn William Pinlcow, B.M. INDUSTRIAL ARTS William H. Miller P.HYSICAL EDUCATION Wilbur S. Bergsfrom Eugenie N. Lamperf, B.P.E. Anne M. Mcllhenney Berfha J. Offe, B.P.E. G. John Warren Deceased. page 'Ihirfeen rm-CD...,.lZQ4 'fir L Senior G lass Qjiicers Presicleril Vice-Presiolenl Secrelary Treasurer Girls' Marslial Boys' Marshal William Monks Thelma Howard Lillian Roloerison Jacolo I-loeclisl June Claire Roloff Claylon Wallers QN HI we 1 0,529 :Ill . C, 0 'wlllli ill ' 0 OIITHSSWW 0 u 'f': Q ,4 I XX .E '1 .m f 1 1f' 1 l + . X HIP v emors rx V QP II QX 1 C50 they Students of Qnsingtong Girls and Boys: I-IE iirsf year al Kensingron has slipped quielly info 'rhe pasl, a year marked for each of you by success or failure proporfionale Io your eilorrs. Your reporr cards furnish an unqueslionable record. I hearlily congralulale ihe honesr, diligent sincere sludenl who, giving his besi, has 'forged ahead lo a delinile goal. To The sludenl' who has failed, I offer a word of encouragement Expend grearer eliiorl nexf yearg build up good habifs ihrough daily applicarion 'ro your lasks. Do nol Iel 'rhis year's failure defear your original purpose lo make a success of your life. U To 'rhe Seniors, I exrend my besi wishes for your fulure. For years now, you have been Ihe obiecls of 'rhe foslering scare of your cily, of your parenls. and of your school, for during These years your characlers were in Ihe process of formalion. Now you are aboul lo enler a new world-a world in which you will be conslanlly iudged by lhal characler. 9 I know rhar because you have conscienliously applied your Ialenrs ro your personal beirermenl, you need have no fears for success in your new world. Your four years in high school have sfrenglhened your se-Ii reliance, your delerminaiion and your nobilily of purpose so +ha+ you are prepared lo meer rhe problems of life. Edith Taylor filaledictory N Tl-llS, Buffalo's newesf high school, fhese are fhe days of beginnings, days of fhe esfablishmenf of high sfandards in scholarship, in afhlefics, and in conducf. For fhis reason fhe farewell of fhe firsf graduafing class, wifh ifs mingled regref and ioy, is unique. ' The Romans, during fhe glorious days of fheir civilizafion. bade farewell by saying Vale! Today we say Valel fo fhe various individuals wifh whom we have enioyed such pleasanf associafions. We recognize fhe unceasing efforfs and efficienf leadership of Mr. McDonnell, our principal, as well as his unfiring devofion fo our besf welfare. If is nof wifhouf regref fhaf we parf wifh lvlr. Chassin, our assisfanf principal, who has made his worfhy confribufion fo fhe efficienf conducf of our school. To our pafienf, hehnful feachers, fo whose kindly efforfs. from day fo day, we owe so much of our success, we say an affecfionafe farewell. C of fhe associafion wifh our fellow sfudenfs. Each one of us is richer because of fhe friendships we have formed here. ln parfing, our regrefs mingle wifh high hopes -and anficipafion of fhe fufure. lf, fwenfy yearsi hence, fhe clear, clarion fones of a magic frumpef should call us fogefher, whaf accomplishmenfs would we have wroughf, whaf famous personages would be among us! Among fhe happiesf memories of our school life are fhose ' Though we have been here only one shorf year. we are bound by sfrong 'ries fo Kensingfon. We all feel a special pride in our modern school, unsurpassed in our cify for ifs archifec- fural beaufy and for fhe complefeness of ifs equipmenf. When Kensingfon fakes parf in inferscholasfic compefifion, we are confidenf if will be fhe oufsfanding school. Though we shall nof be here fo share in her glory, we shall feel a special glow of pride in our hearfs. ' While we are sorry fhaf our school life is over, we are eager fo fake our places in fhe world. Kensingfon has given us ideals of loyal friendship and good sporfsmanship, and sfandards of worfh. Wherever we go, whafever work engages our falenfs, we pledge ourselves fo be, in fhe words of Roberf Browning One who never furned his back buf marched breasf forward, Never doubfed clouds would break, Never dreamed, fhough righf were worsfed, wrong would friumph, l-leld, we fall fo rise, are baffled fo fighf beffer, Sleep fo wake. -EDITH TAYLOR. png e 1' enior Glass Cgfistory URNING back fhe pages of fime four years we find our graduafing class, a group of knowledge-hungry Freshmen, beginning fheir high school careers in every high school in our cify, and lafer confinuing as Sophomores wifh increased confi- dence and greafer deferminafion. ' ln fhe aufumn of I936 fhis group gained fhe covefed fifle ofJuniors, a 'rifle which carried wifh if many new responsibilifies. I-lighlighf of fhis year was fhe Junior Prom, wifh ifs flowered dresses and gay dancing fo lilfing music. ' On a brighf day lasf Sepfember. we crossed fhe fhreshold of Kensingfon where we were greefed wifh hearfy welcome by Mr. McDonnell, Mr. Chassin and fhe members of fhe faculfy. Under fhe guidance of fhe Senior feachers, we were soon seffled in fhe courses which would enable us fo be graduafed. William Wagner, Howard New, John Laehy, Vicfor Ciminelli, and Richard Wiedemer decided fo work for fheir leffers. as did fhe following girls: Norma De Luca. Jeaneffe Prell and Thelma l-loward. Richard Wiedemer represenfed fhe Seniors as cap- fain of fhe swimming squad, of which Vicfor Ciminelli and John Laehy were members. Senior parficipanfs in fhe inframural baskefball league included Franklin Balk, Vicfor Ciminelli, Donald Eberl, Carlfon Fechfer, Jacob l-loechsf and Kennefh lvlalick. Affer seeing fhe gymnasium wifh ifs perfecf equipmenf. afing class, a class in affendance only a year af Kensingfon. The mosf brillianf specfacle of fhe year was fhe Chrisfmas pageanf, presenfed by Mr. Pinkow, our capable direcfor of Music. The Senior Class was well represenfed by Beffy Goris, Shirley Praff, Gene Rebadow, Asfrid Raufell and ofhers. lf is rafher difficulf fo frace fhe hisfory of fhe firsf gradu- ' Affer fhe mid-ferm examinafions, our fhoughfs furned fo fhe problem of choosing class officers. William Monks became presidenfq Thelma l-loward. vice-presidenfg Lillian Roberfson, secrefaryg Jacob l-loechsf, freasurerg Clayfon Walfers, boys' marshal, June Claire Roloff, girls' marshal. peg e ghfeen 'Y M fy new xy, ' The only shadow casT on The happiness oT our Tinal year was The passing oT Dr. RiesTer, whose classes were made up largely oT Seniors. A member oT our class, Jane Lavis, wroTe a poem in memory oT her, enTiTled Doc RiesTer, a name by which she was aTTecTionaTely known To us all. ' As The school year drew To a close, commencemenT Tes- TiviTies began. Our Class Day program, presenTed in The audi- Torium on The aTTernoon oT June 9Th, included an address by The presidenT oT The Senior Class, William Monks, To which a response was made by The Junior presidenT. l-larry l-lessler. Then 'Followed The prophecy, presenTed by Jane Search, The hisTory, by Mary Rebadow, and various musical numbers. ln The evening occurred The Senior Prom, a delighTTul TuncTion in our school gymnasium. ' ATTer a Tinal successTul Tussle wiTh regenTs examinaTions came our graduaTion on June 27. On This impressive occasion The address oT dedicaTion oT KensingTon High School was deliv- ered by The SuperinTendenT oT Schools, Dr. RoberT T. BapsT. There Tollowed The principal's address by Mr. McDonnell, an address repleTe wiTh helpTul advice. The valedicTory oT The class oT l938 was Then given by EdiTh Taylor. ' While our graduaTion, in a sense, closes The door oT Ken- singTon upon us, iT opens The door oT liTe. Some will conTinue Their educaTion in colleges and universiTies ThroughouT The coun- Try. Among These are VicTor Ciminelli, The Rebadows, Mary, Eugene and Norman: Paul CliTFord, EdiTh Taylor, June l-lazelTon, Marvin Kuhn, Melvin KinmarTin, Jacob l-loechsT, Lucille Di Pirro, Thelma l-loward, Jane Search, Virginia I-loerbelf. ' WhaTever liTe may hold in sTore Tor us, we leave Kensing- Ton, knowing ThaT, alThough we have been wiThin her porTals only a year, she has done much To increase our knowledge and, more imporTanT, To develop and Train our characTers. -MARY REBADOW. P 9 eTee eniorf Glass Trophecy OOD affernoon, friends! Once again your announcer brings you your favorife program from fhe l-lofel Rifzi-Difz, Miami, Florida. owned by Dorofhy Schmidf. The hour is four o'clockg fhe year l953. The fea ferrace of fhis fashionable hofel is crowded wifh many old acquainfances. Among fhem l see William Monaghan, fhe manager, and Edifh Taylor, hosfess, hovering near Norma De Luca, who is enfer- faining fhe guesfs wifh her lasf imifafion of a dog and caf fighf before devofing her life fo fhe social welfare of fhe Soufh Sea lslands. 9 On fhe beach, fesfing fhe wafer wifh a dainfy foe, is Beffy Goris, Songbird of fhe Salvafion Army. She and her fiddling companion, Arlene Gross, have become quife famous for fheir sfreef corner per- formances. Away fo fhe leff, Dick Wiedemer, good-looking life guard. is shoufing af Jeanne Day, who is sfaging anofher drowning acf: purpose -rescue! 9 In fronf of Mary Ellen Denler's candy sfand is fhe former Margaref Clendenning eafing peanufsp her husband, Marvin Kuhn, a W. P. A. advisor, looking on indulgenfly. 9 Looking askance af fhe new bafhing affire for women are Doris Cof- hard, Dorofhy Bender, and Mrs. Franklin Balk, fhe former Doris Brose serious-minded women who sfarfed a drive for decency among bafhers. They are wearing fheir model suifs from fhe gay ninefies. 0 Making a nuisance of himself is John Laehy, cuffing capers while his wife, Mrs. Chrisfel Laehy, is on a mission fo fhe dicfafor of Africa, fhe Honorable Frank Wilson. 0 Doing a bif of adverfising on fhe side are Jan De Lano and Erma Griswold, owners of fhe very successful American Men's Clofhing Com- pany. . Ordering a ham sandwich is Adeline Dolbas, who never made good her ambifion fo marry a millionaire. Wifh her are Laura Borgioli and Vandina Bianchi, organizers of fhe Busy Bee's Telephone Company, oper- afed expressly for gossips. ' Af fhe cockfail bar are Colonel Bernard Merfz and his wife, fhe former Elsie Erb, iusf refurned from lion hunfing in Africa. They and ofher celebrifies such as Margaref Dance, acfress, and Lucille Di Pirro, concerf fourisf, are enjoying fhe famous concocfions of Ernesf Schmif. . Passing fhe bar is Norberf Gollwifzer, wearing a placard reading, Unfair fo Park Bench Sleepers . 0 This looks like a sfreef corner rafher fhan a beach, for Kurf Riffner has iusf sef up a soap box and is clearing his fhroaf. My, how his hair has grown! . Under fhaf red and green umbrella are Lois Gibson and Jean Am- merman, busily planning how fo make dicfafors ouf of fheir kindergarfen charges. 9 Near fhe edge of fhe ferrace are Rufh Lang, Irene Lewandowski, Lavina Miles, June l-lazlefon and Mary Ellen Maryan, a group of young ladies who have organized a club for fhe purpose of making bafhing suifs for fhe sfarving Eskimos. They are affempfing fo persuade fheir husbands fo form a like sociefy. pace T enfy ,fiv- ,, ,ss ' -.0 a T --.i ii-iss. . ' ' ' W i .. ' .m.:.f-or 4'5 YW 2' v Virginia Hoerb lt Q Q P if my T Y -Zim. ,L I -as . .. ,rn ca.. I 'Il' hirl P rr Y ,. SY L-8 I. Gfle Search 0 Talking To her husband, Bob Hoffman, is Elorence Hicks, who has opened a reducing school where Evelyn MuTh and Thelma Howard assisf in making Those pounds fairly meIT away. If you desire a recommenda- Tion, consuIT Mrs. Carlfon FechTer, The former Virginia Hoerbelf, and AsTrid Raufell, The presenT Mrs. Roberf WoIberT. 0 Tonighf, Two Talenfed young arTisTs, RuTh ,Hillebrand and Jane Lavis. are appearing in a special floor show. Our guesT arTisT is To be Shirley PraTT, famed monkey Trainer. 9 Well! There are Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hoechsf, Jake's wife being The former Mildred Nahrgang, evidenTly giving The kiddies a holiday. 0 My! A lively group of people iusT arrived. There are VicTor Cimin- elli and his wife, The former JeaneTTe Prell. Vicfor is s+iII playing The parT of Dopey . Following are Doris Mann and Leonard Fuchs, engaged. according To Dame Rumor, for Ten years. Bringing up The rear are Dolores Janik and Mr. William Huff, official clock winder for a number of deparTmenT sfores. WiTh Them are LaRue HuTchinson and Don Eberl. young orchesfra leader. f Can iT be? Yes, iT is, Alice TaTe warming up her speedboaT for The affernoon race, while her handyman, Mel Kinmarfin, seems To do nofhing buf be in The way. Ken Malick is her rival in his Kenya , The IasT word in speedboafs. Talking To Them is Edward Gibbs, one of our foremosT sporTsmen. Mrs. Gibbs, as you know, is The former EIizabeTh Royce, a noTed aviaTrix. 9 IT cerTainIy is a beauTifuI day for The greaTesT aThIeTic evenT of The year. Our swimming sTars include Lois Vaughan. speed queen: Evelyn Wenzel, fancy diver, and BeTTy Schlurkus, human submarine. ' As Tea is s+iII being served, I shall be able To pick ouT some more nofables. On my righT are RiTa Riley, Lillian RoberTson, Jayne Search and Grace Tyler, who have done much To furfher The esTabIishmenT of beTTer dancing schools in Podunk Counfy. JusT arrived are Mr. Floyd BeaTTie, who has iusT compIeTed his laTesT novel, and Mrs. BeaTTie, The former Vera Wycoki, charming songsTress from sTaTion KEN. 0 Pardon me, ladies and genTlemen. I Think The young peanuT vendor passing by wiTh RuTh Wohlleben is William Monks. STrange To see him here. The singing waiTer Trailing along behind him is CIayTon Walfers, and wiTh him is Norman Rebadow, playing his magic iew's harp. ' I say! Here comes The former BeaTrice SaITareIIi, remarkable Tennis sTar, accompanied by her charming daughTer, Roberfa Rasp. Mr. Rasp is presidenT of The American MeaT Packers AssociaTion. 0 Lounging under a beach umbrella are Three popular harmonizers. Mary Rebadow, IQuciIIe Schepperly and BeaTrice Schneller. Leonard Kuraskiewicz is Their one-man orchesfra. ' Here come June Roloff and her husband, Paul Clifford. famous aerialisfs. And here is Gene Rebadow, disTinguished Hollywood beauTy operafor, Talking To AnneTTe Quimby and Mildred Speck, Two oTher renowned beaufy specialisTs who deTermine sTyIes in hairdressing. 9 Our Time is up, so we shall say goodbye unTil nexT week when we gill bring you more inTeresTing people aT Mildred Cobb's PeT Shoppe. eeriol I VIRGINIA HOERBELT. SHIRLEY PRATT. JANE SEARCH. page Twenfy one JEANNE AMMERMAN College Enlrance Honor Roll. '35, '36 Baskelball '35, '36 Tri-Y '35, '36 French Club '33 Hisrory Club '37 Bryanf 81 Slrallon FRANKLIN BALK Willy Social Science Honor Roll '34 U ndecided GRACE BAUER Gay Home Economics Baseball '36 Baslcelball '36 Modern Dance Club '37 Cify Hospiral Nursing FLOYD BEATTIE Casey Business Undecided DOROTHY BENDER Do+ Secrelarial Chorus '37 Business School page lwenly-lwo VANDINA BIANCHI Van Home Economics Honor Roll '36 Chorus Baseball '36 Hislory Forum Home Economics Undecided JULIA BOERSMA Judy Secrelarial Tennis '38 Modern Dancing '38 Compass Slafl '38 Undecided LAURA BORGIOLI Borgi Home Economics Chorus '37, '38 Baslcefball '36 Baseball '36 School of Nursinq DORIS BROSE Joy Home Economics C-lee Club '36 Chorus '38 Honor Roll '36 Chess Club Girls' Afhlelic Club Undecided ELISABETH CHRISTEL BeH'y College Enfrance Honor Roll '35, '36, '37 38 Baslcerball '35, '37 Baseball '37 Hiisrory Club '37 Undecided VICTOR ClMlNELLl Vic Arfs Undecided MARGARET CLENDENING Migs College Science Science Club '38 Baslcelball '34 Swimming '37 Compass Slaff '38 General Hospifal Nursing PAUL CLIFFORD College Science Canisius College MILDRED COBB General Business School DORIS COTHARD Doi' Business Commercial Club '35 Glee Club '35 Homemalcing Club '34 Undecided -MW JW!! .5551 r. MARGARET DANCE Marge General Course Honor Roll '35 Bryan? 81 Sfraffon JEANNE DAY Jeanie Secrefarial Chorus '35, '36, '37 Honor Roll '35 Baslcelball '36 Compass Sfaff '38 Pos? Graduafe JAN DE LANO Love College Enfrance Band '35 Orchesfra '35 Honor Roll '34, '35, '36, '37 Baseball '35 Baslcefball '35, '36, '37 Swimming '37, '38 German Club '35, '36 Debafe Club '38 Syracuse Memorial Hospifal NORMA DE LUCA Bufch College Enfrance Caplainball '34 Volleyball '34, '35 Baseball '35, '36, '37 German Club '34 Riding Club '36, '37, '38 Bryanl Br Sfrallon MARY ELLEN DEN LER College Enhance Honor Roll '34, '35, '36 Volleyball '35 French Club '38 Undecided page lwenfy-fhree LUCILLE Dl PIRRO Dip Fine Arls in Music Chorus '34, '35, '36, '37, '38 Orcheslra '37 Slale Teachers ADELINE DOLBAS Babs College Enirance Chorus '35, '36, '37, '38 Honor Roll '34 Baslcelball '34 Bryan? 81 Slrallon DONALD EBERL Beauliful Social Science Honor Roll '35 Fooiball '36 Baskelball '36 Slci-ing '34, '35, '36 Skiing Club '34, '35, '36, '37 Syracuse Universify ELSIE ERB EI College Enfrance Capiainball '35 Swimming '35, '36 German Club '38 Bryanl 81 Sfrallon CARLTON FECHTER Carly Science Hoclcey '35, '36 Science Club '35, '36 Camera Club '34, '35 Michigan Slale University page lwenly-four LEONARD FUCHS College Enlrance Honor Roll '34, '35, 36, '37 Universiiy oi Buffalo EDWARD GIBBS Ed Business Commercial Club '36 Undecided LOIS GIBSON General Chess Club '38 Home Economics Club '38 Chorus '38 Bryan? 81 Sfraflon NORBERT GOLLWITZER Secreiarial Compass Sfafl '38 Undecided ELIZABETH GORIS Spooky Secreiarial Chorus '35, '36, '37, '38 Honor Roll '37 Swimming '37 Baslcefball '36, '37 Baseball '37, '38 Tennis '37 Modern Dance Club '36 Business Colleon ERMA GRISWOLD Secrelarial Chorus '37 Honor Roll '35, '36 Caplainball '34 Tennis '37, '38 Baslcelball '36 Commerce Club '35, '36, '38 Girls' Council '35, '37 Modern Dance Club '38 Compass Slafl' '38 Elinore School ol Beaufy Culfu re ARLENE GROSS Are Secrefa rial Orcheslra '35, '36, '37 Tennis '38 Dividend Club '34 Modern Dance Club '38 Commerce Club '38 Undecided JUNE HAZELTON College Entrance Chorus '38 Honor Roll '34 Caplainball '35 Baseball '35 Tennis '38 Slale Teachers 1 FLORENCE HICKS Flo College Enlrance Chorus '38 Tennis Home Economics '38 School ol Nursing RUTH HILLEBRAND Toddy Secrefa rial Camera Club '38 Beauly School JACOB HOECHST Jalre Social Science Treasurer, Class of '38 Dramafic Club '38 German Club '38 VIRGINIA HOERBELT Herbie College Enlrance Chorus '35, '36, '37, 38 Honor Roll '35, '37, '38 Glee Club '36, '37 De-bale Club '38 Compass Staff '38 Undecided ROBERT HOFFMAN Bob College Enlrance Chorus '35 Slamp Club '36, '37 Undecided THELMA HOWARD Home Economics Honor Roll '37 D. A. R. Medal '34 Baslcelball '38 Baseball '35, '36, '37, '38 Volleyball '37 Vice-Presidenl, Class of '38 Posf Cvraduale WlLLlAM HUFF Bill Secrelarial Honor Roll '35 Foolball '36 Swimming '35 Dividend Club '34 Tumbling Club '35 Phofography Club '35 Sludenl Show '35 Compass Slall '38 Bryani 81 Slrallon page lwenly-live LA RUE HUTCHINSON Larry College Enlrance Orcheslra '37, '38 Band '37, 38 l-lonor Roll '34, '35 Volleyball '34, '35 Caplainball '34, '35 Baslcelball '35, '36, '37 Baseball '34, '35, '36, '37 Mod. Dance Club '35, '36 lndianapolis DOLORES JANIK Secrelarial Undecided MELVIN KINMARTIN Mel Arls Chorus '37, '38 Honor Roll '34, '35, '36 Baseball '37 Riding Club '37, '38 Hislory Club '37, '38 German Club '37, '38 Canisius College MARVIN KUHN Marv Sooial Science Riding Club '37, '38 Hislory Club '38 l'li'Y '38 Fencing Club '35, '36 Alabama Polylechnic lns'ri'ru're LEONARD KU RASKIEWICZ General Chorus '38 Hislory Forum '38 Dramalic Club '38 Undecided page lwenly-six , N Y ,W S, P, 3, K Q., ve 1 - 3 53535532 .fy -meg. 1251 H is ,, -. Q JOHN LAEHY Engineering Swimming '36, '37, '38 Tracl: '37 Cross Counlry '36 Undecided L. RUTH LANG Miggs Home Economics Baskelball '37 Baseball '36 Camera Club '38 Modern Dance Club '38 Dramalic Club '38 Slale Teachers JANE LAVIS General Chorus '34, 35, 36, '37 Dramalic Club '37 Home Economics Club '38 Children's Hospilal lNursingl IRENE LEWANDOWSKI Duchess Science ' Honor Roll '32, '33, '34, '36, '37 Juniors' Club '37 Undecideu BETTE LINK Bef General Chorus '33, '34 Caplainball '33, '34 Baskelball '34 Baseball '35 Norfh Parlc Business School ELEANOR MACRIS Elie General Honor Roll '35 School of Beauly Cullure KENNETH MALICK Ken Secrelarial Band '36, '37, '38 Orcheslra '38 Chorus '38 Baseball '36, '37, '38 Hockey '37 Baslcefball '38 Dramaiic Club '38 Commerce Club '38 Mafh Club '34 Compass Slall '38 Corlland Slale Teachers DORIS MANN Dimples College Enfrance Chorus '37 Honor Roll '35, '36 Baslcefball '35 Swimming '36, '38 Baseball '38 German Club '36, '37, '38 Dramafic Club '38 Modern Dance Club '38 Buffalo General Hospifal lNursingl MARY ELLEN MARYAN Rusfy College Enfrance Chess Club '38 Dramalic Club '38 Columbia Universiiy MARIAN MATHIEN Babe Business Chorus '35, '36, '37, '38 Honor Roll '35, '36, '37 Tennis '36, '37 Glee Club '34, '35, 36 Sludenf Council '35, '36 Compass Slall '38 Undecided BERNARD MERTZ Bernie College Enfrance Chorus '34, '35, '36 Tracli '34, '35, '36, '37 Cross Counlry '34, '35, '36 '37 Foolball '36 Universily ol fugaic lAgricull'urei LAVINA MILES Queenie Secrelarial Caplainball '34 Volleyball '35, '36 Baskeiball '36 Tennis '36, '37, '38 Swimming '37, '38 Commerce Club '38 Compass Slalil '38 Undecided WILLIAM MONAGHAN Speed College Enirance Undecided WILLIAM L. MONKS Bill Social Science Honor Roll '35, '36, '37 Presidenf, Class ol' '38 U. S. Naval Academy EVELYN MUTH College Enfrance Orchesfra '35, '36, '37, '38 Chorus '37 Honor Roll 35, '36, '37 lnfernaliional Relalions Club '35, '36 Pholography Club '36 Debale Club '37 Compass Sfall '38 Univsrsify of Buffalo page lwenly-seven MILDRED NAHRGANG Skip Secrelarial Chorus '36, '37 Swimming '35, '36 Baslceiball '36 Commercial Club '35 Twasi Club '36, '37 Compass Siafi '38 Bryan? 81 Siraiion RINA NARDUZZO Ree Home Economics Chorus '37 Honor Roll '34, '37, '38 Baseball '36 Baslceiball '35 Hislory Forum '38 Dramatic Club '38 Modern Dance Club '38 Siaie Teachers SHIRLEY PRATT Lee College Enlrance Chorus '37 Honor Roll '37 Modern Dance Club '38 Drarnaiic Club '38 Camera Club '38 Compass Sraici '38 Undecided JEANETTE PRELL Babe Secreiarial Chorus '38 Honor Roll '34, '35, '36, '37 Capiainball '35 Commerce Club '36, '37 Undecided ANNETTE OUIMBY Berry Secrelarial Home Economics Club '35 Bryan? 81 Siralion page fweniy-eighf ASTRID L. RAUTELL Aussy Home Economics A Capella Choir '35 Chorus '37, '38 Tri-Y '36 Universiiy of Texas ROBERT RASP Sally College Enhance Chorus '34 Honor Roll '34, '35 Swimming '34 Hockey '35, '36 ' Track '34, '35, '36, '37 Universify of Alabama EUGENE REBADOW Gene College Enhance Chorus '35, '36, '37 Glee Club '34 Nofre Dame MARY REBADOW Science Chorus '34, '35 Volleyball '35, '36 Dramaiic Club '34 Baslcefball '35 Baclmiinfon '36 Baseball '35, '36 Ping-Pong '35 Girl Reserves '34, '35, ' Dramafic Club '35 Debafe Club '36 Compass Sfaff '38 Universiiy of Michigan NORMAN REBADOW Reb Science Cross Country '34 Science Club '36 Universiiy of Michigan 36 RITA RILEY Du+cl1ie Secrelarial Honor Roll '34 Commerce Club '36, '37, '38 Compass Sfah' '38 Undecided KURT RITTNER Duke Fine Arls Orcheslra '34, '35, '36, '38 Chorus '37 Dramafic Club '38 Pos? Graduale LILLIAN ROBERTSON Bobbie Secrelarial Girls' Marshal. Jr. Class of '37 Secrelary, Class ol '38 Dramalic Club '38 Girls' Council '37 Modern Dance Club '38 Bryanl 81 Slralfon JUNE CLAIRE ROLOFF Secrefarial Chorus '34, '35, '36, '37 Honor Roll '35, '36, '37 Chess Club '37 Dramalic Club '37, '38 Girls' Marshal '38 Compass Slail '38 U ndecided ELIZABETH M. ROYCE Lix Business Honor Rall '34, '35 Commerce Club '38 Undecided BEATRICE SALTARELLI Bea General Orchesfra '35 Honor Roll '35, '37 Baslcelball '35 Undecided LUCILLE SCHEPPERLY General Baskeiball '35 Tennis '38 Chess Club '38 Undecided DOROTHY SCHMIDT Mulz College Enlrance Honor Roll '34, '35, '37, '38 Bryan? 81 Slralfon ERNEST SCHMITT Ernie College Enirance Undecided BEATRICE SCHNELLER Bea Secrelarial Chorus '36, '37 Honor Roll '35, 36 Undecided . 1' 0 page fwenfv-ning BETTY SCHURKUS Secrelarial Chorus '37 Honor Roll '36, '38 Commerce Club '35, '36, '37 Dramalic Club '38 Girls' Council '37 Compass SlaFl '38 Millard Fillmore College JANE SEARCH College Enlrance Chorus '37 Baslcelball '35 Volleyball '35 Compass Slafl '38 Universily ol Alabama MILDRED SPECK Millie Social Science Tennis Club '37 Albrighl' Arr School ALICE TATE College Enlrance Honor Roll '36, '38 Undecided EDITH TAYLOR College Enirance Honor Roll '35, '36, '37, '38 German Club '38 Valedicforian, Class of '38 Bryanl' X4 Slrallon page lhiriy GRACE E. TYLER Duchess Secrefanial Volleyball '34 Bryanl' 8: Slralfon LOIS VAUGHAN Scoffie Home Economics Chorus '38 Honor Roll '38 Tri-Y '34 Cornell Universily lHome Economicsl CLAYTON WALTE RS Doc College Enfrance Honor Roll '36, '37, '38 Rifle Club '36 Boys' Marshal '38 Compass Slaff '38 Canisius JANE WENDLING College Enfrance Honor Roll '35, '36, '37, ' Baseball '35 Bryanl' 81 Sfrallon EVELYN WENZEL Terre Home Economics Chorus '34, '35, '36 Honor Roll '34, '35, '36 Ehscoh Club '35, '36 Glee Club '34, '35, '36 Cornell Universily lDress Designinql RICHARD WIEDEMER Science Swimming '37, '38 Undecided FRANK WILSON Social Science Merchanf Marine School ROBERT WOLBERT Bob College Enfrance U ndecided RUTH WOHLLEBEN General Honor Roll '35 Undecided VERA WYCOKI General Chorus '37 Baseball '37 Tennis '37 Baslcefball '37 Undecided page flwirfy-one wa! 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Belly Slruwe Edilh Tambascia Myra Timm Margarel Tnomelerii: Islay Turner Margie Vaccaro Belly Vadalcin Edylhe Van De Bogarl Angeline Varvaro Mary Wagner Eleanor Wallcowialc Emily Weber Arlene Wendlinqer Kalhleen Welch Dorolhy Will Rulh Willman Rulh Willmer Gladys Wolf Lore Woll Gladys Woodward Arlene Wuensl Helen Young Gladys Zeisz Riulh Zier Gerlrude Zienlowslci Kalhleen Zugger llllllllllllllllll Erma Allemoos Belly Amlhor Jean Anderson Eleanor Archer Dorolhy Askin Rila Bauemler Velma Baker Dolores Barron Irene Baschman Mary Anna Bayer Norma Becker Aileen Beckley Hazel Belcher Viola Belerl Shirley Benson Rulh Berryman Audrey Besanl Louise Bianchi June Bissell Edwina Blazak Dorolhy Board Ada Brauer Irene Brauza Kalhleen Brilling Arlene Busse Norma Busse June Case Mary Cassella Kalhleen Casline Marqarel Caluzzi Aurelia Choiecka ,Sophomore Girls Rila Ciiancio Josephine Cimini Jean Clillord June Clillord Pearl Coales Damlhy Coddinglon Isabelle Connell Dorolhy Cox Marie Culolla Clarisse Curry Madelyn Czarnecki Eileen Danilz Norma Danilz Lillian Daskam Bernardine Dibble Shirley Dobmeier June Drzyzqa Almeda Ehlers Theresa Ernsl Mallalda Fenalo Lucy Ferrara Doris Fierle Angeline Filipski Carmen Fischer Phyllis Fisher Eloine Fix Doris Fleischauer Rila Foley Norma Fouchie Clara Frilsch Rila Fry Doris Fryer Margarel Fuchs Margarel Fuhrman Grace Gallagher Mary Gallagher Edna Gardner Rosella Genlile Rulh Gibbs Ellen Goss Belly Gould Virginia Grassl Edilh Gray Florence Grzechowiak Viola Hagen Mariorie Hanavan Marion Hanley Doris Hansen Eslher Harnick Lorella Harringlon Mariorie Harringlon Hermina Hallen Virginia Hauber Dorolhy Hauenslein Mary Heavern Alice Hellley Rulh Henninger Mildred Hoelscher Belly Holzworlh Marion Horlon of 362 Rulh Howard Joanna Jackson Belly James Esther Jank Irene Johnson Belly Keller Gerlrude Kelley June Kellog Rulh Kessler Bealrice Kiener Roberla Kirwan Phyllis Kleiber Vicloria Knapik Edlilh Kraemer Alice Kuczkowski Belly Kuehl Dorolhy Kwialkow Calhrine Laney Thelma Laude Marion Le Fevre Virginia Lillycrop Dudrey Lindhalm Merle Lilller Geraldine Lock Irene Lollus Barbara Luslan Florence Mann Dolores Mazzanli Palricia McAvoy Dorolhy McHugh ska Rulh Miilbrand Virginia Miller Helen Moore Conslance Morse W. 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Birlc Rifa Bladenspieliiiiii Rulh Bladenspielgiiiii Mason Blaich'l l li'l:'l i Marion Bohmiwmwiiii Arfhur Boneberg Bearrice Bouschbacherwii Donald Boermanmliiiiliii Nelson Braaleniiiiiiii Ruih Bradleygmiiiiiiii Alicia Brauzah' Irene Brauza'iH'W'ii Florence Bre+onH 'i f John Briganl'e'I M:'H: Kaihleen Brirling John Bubar Norma Buchner k Richard Bugman Florence BurIieId'I F'l' Rufh Burgsiahler page filiy Cgfonor 'IQII Dorofhy Burnswiiiiiii Arlene Busse Lois Buifs Virginia Campani Edward CarlandiI H'i'ii:l' Helen Caron Rensa Casarsaiiil' Violef Cavallars Alfilio Celolloiw Dorolhy Cheeleyiiiiiiizii Anna ChiIds 'f Elizaleelh Chrisieliiwimii' Joseph Chrislenwi Belly Churchill Dorolhy Chrzanowslci Rira Ceancio Lillian Ciszelc Alice Clarlce'l 'i'F Irene CIarIce 'l l' Pearl Coaresiiwwm Claire Cohenhii: Anfhony Compeiilloiiiliii Dorofhy Cox Ruih Craig BeH'y Crosby :'l l'i: William Csorl l l li Joseph Cugini'i ii'iii Maurice Curry Leo Czarneclci'l li Norman Dachsgil' John Dance'Ii'i'l li Eileen Danirzhiwiiiiii James Danlar Ruih Danne'f'l lc'l H: Mary Dasher'H l' Janice Daverne Lena David'I Donald Day'l 'I' Evel n Da 'l l I H:i' Y Y E June Dealy'F 'l l'iliii Harry Dean George Decker June Declcer Thomas Deckeriukwiim Louis Deiboldi Marion Deisig'li'l l:'H' Jan De Lanowisfsiiiz Leo Denlinger'li'l l'i'Mi Marion Deviiiiigwmi Bernadine Dibbleihwii Vesla Diclcs June Dixon'I I l' Shirley Dobmeier Josephine Dondaiewskaw Bernard Donohueium Rulh Donohue4'M:M'ii Anna DoyIe'l Hi Dorofhy Draih Roberf Dresher'l H:'H' William Drews'HF June Drzyga Mary Drzyga Calherine D-ugganil' Roberl Dyce'k'l i'W Roberl' Easlmanmnl' Norma Eclcel ' Virginia Eclrelawnwfli Yiiik Doris Edwards'Ii'l:'H' Jean Elsesser Calherine Elzer Theresa Ernsl Doris Evans'l l l' Roberfa Fargo l 'l' Roberl Federico'i'l k Ardella Felslce'l l:M H: Lenore Felsmanikmliili Maialda Fenaiawwi Margarel' Fenzeliliiiii Fedora Ferriilq' Wesley Feyl Norma Ficlcensheriiii' Charles Fiden'l 'H: 'li Vera Fillerigwfgii Marlha FinIr l'if'I': Eugene Finnil I I l: Gladys Fischer'H:'Hi 'E Louise Flanders Roleerr FIood'I l'iHHt Emily Flynn'l F'li Alice Foersch Mary FoIlcman'li'i'l:ilHli Norma Fauchiemi Erma Francis'l l i'l: Mariorie Franlcim George Franlce'i:i' Charles Franlcenberger Douglas Franklin Nelson Freihoefer Norma Frey'l F'x . Gladys Friedrichiiiiii Eleanor Fries Thomas Friischiiiiii Norberi Froelich Doris Fryerimili Margarei' Fuchs Vincenf Gadzikiiii Arlene Ganler Mildred Geib Jaclc Gibson Joyce Gibsonilimi Ellen Gilberl Rila Gollwifzermi Franklyn Goodmuli Eileen Goodwinihl: Roberl Gorman Eileen Goss BeHy GouId'iii'l H'ili Roberi Green'l:'Hi Marcella Grimm Dolores Gross Norberr Gross Roberf Grossman Norma Haen'I l l: Viola Hageni 'l HW Lura Hager 'l li'l'i'ii Jane HaII'I l i Ella Hammer'l l'M: James HammerI'l'H Mariorie Hanavan'l'ii'H'4' Ray Hanlcin Charles Harring'ron'l li Mariorie Harringroniw Richard Har1 il i Josephine Harlogwiffg W ig: sq: 232212 3282? Dorofhy Hauensieinilumi Geraldine Hayward Elizabefh Head l i Alice Heiiley Doroihy HeiI'W'l'ii'W Phyllis Heineman'I I I' Geraldine Hennig'l l 'il i Cecilia Hercog'li'ii I:'l:'li Calherine Hergei Erma Herman'I:'l ii Norma Herman Granl Hess'l Hi Harry Hessler Florence Hiclcsgg Lorraine Hillfww Edward HiIlman'l i Norma Hifeifiiw Donald Hoefleriml' Virginia Hoerbell'ii'li'M'il' Xmmii Margarel Hoesferman Mary Hofer Dorolhy Hoffmann: Jane Holland William Honeclcer'F'li 'W'l' Earl Horn'l'i H I' Marion Hor+on 'I H' Dorolhy Horvafifs Ruih Houser i l'iI i Thelma Howard Waller Hrycilc'H' Evelyn Huer'l l i iili'l: Thomas Hughes li 'l i David Jackson'l:'l li'H i ii Beify James'li'H 'i l' Francis Janilc'I I l F'I I' Eslher Jankwkfiiii Jeanne JanlcowsIca'W'l':l'i7'ili Richard Jendras'l l 'l' Everelf Jennings'I 'I'Hi'li Lorraine Jergermn' Edilh Johnson'l I 'l' Eleanor Johnson'l:'l'iiiW'l' :res Bernice Jung:'li'l l li'l: Irene Johnson Edna Kaelzow Ernesr Kalz'l Charles Kelleherw J June Kellogg' hw JeaneH'e Kelley f Joseph Kemp 'F Alvin KibIer'I 'I W'Ii Jewel Kiepper Marion King'W i'l'M: Roberfa Kirwaniliili Rulh Klein'I H 'H' Mary Klingenderwi Marie KIinl: 'N'I' Harry Kl l6ClI'1I'SlTikg Helen .Knech+eI l li'l' Jaclc Koch'i'H' Rulh Kohlmeierw' Mariorie Korl7f'I l 'f 'Yq Edifh Kraemer 'ii Nelson Kraus ' - Qs Mary Ileclca 'M'l I QQ, Leonard lwanski l: 'ai 'i Merlye Kreidlerw Ellen Kress H' Eileen Krulrenberg'H l' Lloyd 'Kruse Alice Kuczawslci'l 'l'iii'W Rulh Kuechle Belly Kuehl 'i Viclor Lalli Calherine Lanev Dorolhy Laneywk Emi y Laslcowslrah' The ma Laude Roberl Lebererm' Ellen Lemme Roy Lergenmueller Marion Le Vine Eleanor Lewandowslri Lois Lewis Arlene Liedy H'i: Vera Lipplrem' Grelchen Lorlce i'l i Barbara Luslan Aileen Lyontui Harriel Mack William Mahoney Elaine Maichrzakiliiiiimii Carol Maloney Florence Mann John Manning Julia Marback Richard Maskulinski Roberl Malhien Jean Mallersn Earl Mauermann' Fern Mayer l' Roberl Mayer ' Dolores Mazzanli'k'H'g'l'4' Gloria McGuire h H li Russell McKale il: Dorolhy McKenica k'l l l Franlclin McLane'l W Elsie Megerlew Michael Meindl Rulh Meissner 'i'H i Marie Merkel ' Donna Merril'l H H'4' Mariorie Mersemann Doris Meyer'H Mariorie Meyer l F Dolores Meyers f'H li Harriel Meyers Elizabelh Michalslra Carol Mirli Arlene Misener i Rulh Milchell Ralph Mocny William Monks'H l' William Morgan'F ' Dorolhy Morrow'e'H li'li'l4 Conslance Morsew Berniece Mosier Joan Molz 'H l Gino Mucilli l l Audrey Mueller'H l?Hi Doris Mueller'l 'F ' . William Muslillu' fs, :ll -IQNIN 1 V 1 Evelyn Mulhw' Margarel Mulo'l 'l Hi Dolores Myers Richard Mysewslri James Nailos Rena Narduzzo'l ' Alma Newbecker l li Eslher Neubecker Leonard Nieman ' Jack Noel Harry Nolan David Noller'l l i ' Ellen Noller Clara Nowalc'l 'F'H' Ellen O'Brian 'l l' Carol n Oclcer i 'W Y Francis O'Connor H Hi Norma Oelner'l 'H 'k Emily Ogarelc Ellrieda Olender Hi l l' Verna O'Neill Magdalena Orl F 'k Irving Osolslcy 'i Marie Oll'l Reuben Oll 'l 'l l Phyllis Ollinger i'i Eugene Pache l' Carl Panzarella Lillian Parry l 'l Herman Pease Rulh Pelersonn' Lorraine Pieper ' Jeanne Plonczalcn Veronica Plolniclri'l l' Shirley Prall Jeanelle Prell John Primerano'l 'l l li Alice Prilchard 'l Lorraine Pundl Margarel Quinlanm Glor-ia Radllce'l 'l 'l' Evelyn Reeder'H F Alhelyn Rees 'l' Casimer Regdasw Eleanor Reinharl Mildred Reis 'H Rulh Reilz Mary Reynell l ' Fern Richards l l' Edilh Riesw' Leonel Robida Palricia Robinson'l l l l 'k Belly Roehner'l li Elhel Roericlc 'F Jane Roesch 'l' Elhel Roelzer Violel Rohde l l' June Roller l l' warm Eva Romani Geraldine Ronald iH 'i Virginia Rool'l l l l l k Harriel Roolr'l l' Marlha Rosenowi 'l'4 V Rila Royce ' Amelia Rozel: 'W i Gerlrude Rubach ' , I - l Jeanne Rugg'l 'l 'l' Florence Ruh'land'l 'l l l' Belly Rung'l 'l Jerome Ryan'l 'l' Lucille Sahlem Hi Bealrice Sallarelli Eugene Sallarelli l H l l' Irma Saraceno Adele Schallc 'l ' Janelle Schell Adele Schiller'l l l ' Arlene Schmidl'H m Audrey Schmidl4 'l ' Dorolhy Schmidl'li l l F Ernesl Schmill Belly Schneidern' Rulh Schneider 'l',F 'H' Audrey Schnorr Muriel ,Scholz'l l ' Francis Schubauerw .Eslher Schullz Bernice Schulz Belly Schurlcus Carllon Schull'l l k'F Dolores Schwarlz4i 'il l l' Norma Schwarlz Hl 'ii Ernesl Schwipperl i Waller Schwipperlwl John Scoll 'l 'k Maryalice Seagrave Jane Search Doris Seelerln Geraldine Seelau ' William Seelbach ' Doris Seilerl l l Miriam Sess'F l Ann Selle Rosemary Sheedy Dorolhy Silcorsl:i l' Irene Silcorslci i 'l l' Charlolle Simmons Hi'H Jean Simon'l H'4 H' Dorolhy Skoruplcaw' Waller Slazalc l' Eslher Smilh'H l 'l:'l' John L. Smilh l': li Roberl H. Smilhn' Sylvia Smilhm' Jeanelle Smylh l' Margarel Snow'H'l lW Eugene Sommerfell'H 'i Gladys Slableru' Marcella Slaebell ' Marie ,Slaebell'H l 'Hg Darwin Slamp H 'll Arlhur Slarlc l ' Edilh Slark'l l Myrlle Sleinhauser Eslher Slocl:'l l l l' Charles Slalz'H l k Howard Slrauss'l ' Dorolhy Slurmng William Swagler Polly Swallow ' Rulh Szymanslci Nurgger ol slars indicales lhe number ol limes sludenl has been on lhe honor roll. Edward Tambascia Alice Tale Alice Taylor l Edilh Taylor Lenore Thompson Mary Thompson Belly Thurnherr ' Myra Timm Beverly Tramperl 'l' Margarel Tromeler Thomas Tressel James Turner Lorraine Turner Floyd Uhleg l Roberl Upper'l l John Urquharl Bealrice Urso Rulh Uller Mary Van Renssalaerl H'i Ada Vara Lois Vaughan Bernice Vaughan'l l Marie Vogelman l 'l' Edward Von Hasseln Eva Wagner Mary Wagner'l 'i Mariorie Wahl Eleanore Wallcowialc'H 'l: ' June Walsh'l Claylon Wallers ' Roberl Walson Jean Wall Dorolhy Wealherbyn Richard Weber Evelyn Weicl:'l ' Rulh Weigand'l Dolores Weiss Marie Weiss Grace Weilzackern' Jane Wendling Arline Wendlinger'l l 'li'H' Virginia Wenner Grace Wenzel Gladys Whealon Norma Whealon'l Richard Whealon : June Whilehead'l - Helen Wighlman Alice Wilberl Roberl Wilcox'H F'l z Alan Will 'l'i Thomas Willadsen l Hi Roberl S. Williams 'il ' Marion Wills Jeanne Winl:elses 'l l' John Winspear Melvin Wislner 'i 'l' Rulh Willmer Rulh Wopperer Richard Zeh Evelyn Ziebarlh l' Mary Zielinslci Mildred Zimmerman Nelson Zimpler Edgar Zueflem' Kalhleen Zugger paqe lilly-one lllllllllllllll Too Row: C. Wallers, K. Maliclc. F. O'Connor. H. Hanover, D. Hoeller. Second l Row: F. Ferri, E. Johnson, M. Anelzberqer. P. Ollinger. E. Slarlc, J P ell Bollom Row: E. Krulcenberg, E. Johnson, J. Rolofl. M. Seagrave. M Scholz M.Deisiq. ,Stahl of the 1938 Gompass CHAIRMAN JUNE CLAIRE ROLOFF ART- Edward Barr Roberl Minnicl: Melvin Wislner LITERARY- Mary Anelzberger Marion Deisig Fedora Ferri Ellen Gill:-erl Harold Hanover Donald Hoeller Edilh Johnson Eleanor Johnson Eileen Krulcenberg Earl Merrill Evelyn Mulh Francis O'Connor Phyllis Ollinger Carl Panzarella Maryalice Seaqrave Jayne Search Muriel Scholz Edilh Slarlc Bernice Vaughn Claylon Wallers CIRCULATION- Mildred Nahrgang ATHLETICS- Kennelh Maliclc Thomas Wollschlager Bernice Oalcs Eleanor Kimmick ADVERTISING- Mary Jane Beenau Jane Bowman Margarel Clendening ADVISORS Chairmen Mary Kammerer, Louise Belden June Blair Earl Browniohn Rulh Cullilon page lilly lwo Marie Curran Leon Haynes Doris Holchkiss Lewis Rila Heaney Ruby McNeely Jeanelle Smylh TYPING- Julia Boersma Jeanne Day Erma Griswold Norberl Gollwilzer William Hull' Marion Malhien Lavina Miles Mildred Nahrqang Rila Riley Belly Schneller Belly Schurlcus PHOTOGRAPHY- Roberl Hendrickson Smilh John Meegan Louis Rosellie Alvin Rulslein John Warren -QQN Hlg ie s 1 J' Co ll llll Q, Wmmwsf OPTHSSW' 6 air I7 2 ,fill ily. V' l Q 'W ' ' ' Qmmlfwg .55 X W Iflx WM ,w1fw,1.N1.fN14 Vs 'J S, I 4 I P B.. Q ' Qrganizaticms Top Row: R. Glowczynski. M. KinmarTin, K. Malick. D. Nowicki. N. GollwiTzer, W. Huff Second Row: N. Freihoefer, M. Nahrgang, J. Day. L. Miles. B. Schurkus, B. Schneller. R. Hendrickson BoTTom Row: R. Riley. E. Griswold, J. Boersrna. M. MaThien. J. SmyTh, R. Heaney. CZ5ihe Gompass HE sTaT'T and advisors presenT The TirsT issue oT The Compass wiTh high hopes Tor iTs TuTure. Only Those who worked behind The scenes know The diTTiculTies oT producing a yearbook in a new school where comparaTively Tew sTudenTs were acquainTed wiTh each oTher. However, The inTeresT and enThusiasm shown by Those who became members of The TirsT sTaTT indicaTed ThaT The Compass is desTined To be a viTal parT oT The school's acTiviTies. 0 Because work on The yearbook could noT be sTarTed unTil February, The TiTle oT EdiTor was wiThheld unTil organized Try-ouTs Tor sTaTT posiTions are possible. Much crediT is clue June RoloTT Tor her work as chairman of This year's sTudenT board. Honorable menTion goes To KenneTh Malick and Thomas Wollschlager Tor good sporTs reporTing. We appreciaTe also The TaiThTulness of Those who covered miles of KensingTon obTaining home room lisTs and reporTing club meeTings. We congraTulaTe The salesmen who Turned in such an excellenT subscripTion record. Finally. our praise land The prinTer's!l To The sTudenTs who so accuraTely Typed all The maTerial Tor The book. ' The advisors plan nexT year To give insTrucTion in The various branches oT journalism and To make The Compass a social as well as a working organizaTion. We Teel ThaT The yearbook has been esTablished on worTh- while TradiTions and look To nexT year's classes To make iT an increasingly personal record oT liTe aT KensingTon. . page Tuffy Tour p R J Laehy. M. Kuhn. R. Speen, M. Kinrnarfin, E. Salflarelli, V. Gadzilc. Second Row: G. MT k r, C. Fischer. C. SchuTT, L. Kuraskiewicz, publiciTy manager: C. Bauer, H. Degener. c p idenTg J. Turner. R. ChrisTel, J. Ammerman. V, Bianchi. BoTTom Row: E. O'Brien, D. W IT D. HauensTein, E. SommerTelT, president J. Sullivan, R. Narduzzo, secreTary: E. ChrisTel. Cgfistory Calomm HE HisTory Club, under The guidance of Miss Goossen, Miss Graf, Miss RoTh and Miss Walker, has a promising TuTure aT KensingTon High School. This club, which was organized Tor The purpose oT discussing currenT evenTs and holding debaTes, meT in room I59 on The second and TourTh Monday oT every monTh. The only requiremenl' Tor membership is ThaT The sTudenT possess an inTeresT in hisTory. These hisTory enThusiasTs had a greaT opporTuniTy To obTain diTTerenT poinTs of view and a wide knowledge and undersTanding oT The quesTions upper- mosT in everybody's mind aT presenT. AT one meeTing The sTudenTs held an inTeresTing discussion on boycoTTing Japan. The sTudenTs' plans Tor The TuTure include a pageanT To be presenTed in The assembly. NexT year The HisTory Club of KensingTon will undoubTedly sponsor many sTimulaTing discus- sions oT viTal Topics. P099 llllllllll lllllllllllllllll Top Row: N. FullingTon, E. MerriTT. E. NisbeT, V. Hoerbelf, M. Anefzberger. J. Liedy, F Second Row: A. Baumeisfer. R. Speen, A. BesanT, R. Haley. E. Mufh, T. Tress BoTTom Row: J. BriganTe. L. MerriTT, S. Smifh. H. Hanover. K. Funk, M. Rebadow C K ll h qlelaate Glue li NDER The sponsorship of Mr. Denney, a DebaTe Club was organized. Meefings were held every Monday aT Three o'clock in room 203. AT These meefings pupils were given an opporTuniTy To discuss and familiarize Themselves wiTh The issues of The day. Four informal debaTes, including The subiecfs of governmenT-owned public uTiliTies. slum-clearance Through federal housing, The esfablishmenf of a good neighbor policy wiTh Mexico, and cooperafion wiTh oTher counfries, have dis- played The rheforical abilify of mosT of The members. The enfhusiasm shown by The freshmen and sophomores has already given proof ThaT The younger sTudenTs of Kensingfon l-ligh School will be able To bring honors To Their Alma MaTer, which They will represenf in fuTure inTerscholasTic clebafes. Because of The lack of Time The seniors and juniors are slighTly hampered from Taking an exfensive parT in infer-scholasfic debaTes, buT They will render all possible assisfance To The underclassmen. LaTe in May, The DebaTe Club gave a splendid demonsfrafion of iTs speaking abiliTy, before iTs firsT audience. There is no doubT ThaT The club achieved some of iTs aims, for This debafe defi- nifely proved successful. page TifTy-six Top 'W 6 lllllllllllll Row: R. Hein, M. Kuhn, C. Kibler. J. Field.. R. Mayer. J. Umfreville. E. Dahlquisf. J. Chrisfen. -E. Horre. W. Derr, R. Graves. R. Collins. Third Row: L. MeTz. R. EasTman. M. Wisfner, H. Drake, E. Engasser. L. Robida. D. Hoefler. F. Balk, J. Galvin, E. Klapp. R. Federico. I. Augugliaro, W. Schneider. Second Row: H. Harris. G. Mucilli, F. Raynor. E. Emery. H. WighT- man, D. Bayer, G. STevenson, L. MurTha, V. Roof, R. SwiTzer, E. Fuller. B. Anefzberger. E. Wagner. A. SeTTe, E. Barr. J. Zolnoiwski. BoTTom Row: R. Helwiq. V. Beebe. H. KnechTel, F. Burfield. M. Clendening, E. Megerle. D. Doerr. M. King, E. Chamberland, A. Wilcocks, P. Hambridge, B. J. Hambridge, V. Campanini. cience Club ,,. WICE a monTh The members oT The Science Club aTTended an inTeresTing meeTing under The sponsorship oT Mrs. Eard- man, Miss Kauffman, Mr. MounTain, and Mr. RuTsTein. ' The purpose oT The club was TwoTold since iT was To be a source oT pleasure as well as To give pupils some pracTical experience wiTh The scienTiTic equipmenT oT our laboraTories and To acquainT Them wiTh The relaTion of ouTside indusTries To The broad Tield oT science. The aims will be carried ouT in The TuTure by a survey oT indusTrial planT inspecTions, such as The Spencer Lens Company. The Telephone and 'ElecTric buildings. The mem- bers will Take hikes Through local Tields Tor The purpose oT col- lecTing specipuens oT insecTs and Tlowers. ' The members have seen movies applying To cerTain scien- TiTic principles and have heard ouTside speakers. They have also sTudied weaTher, iTs causes and eTTecTs. ' STudenTs lan and conducT The meeTings and demonsTra- Tions Themsehfes wiTh only necessary assisTance Trom The advisors, who proudly asserT ThaT There is a ,broad opporTuniTy oT expansion wiThin The club because oT Thk acTive inTeresT on The parT oT The members. page fifiy-seven Top Row: R. Wilcox, K. Maliclc, H. McHugh. H. Hessler. J. Ryan. FourTh Row: G Hoolcer F WilberT, K. BriTTing, L. Miles. R. Bladenspiel. B. Dibble, B. Schurlcus, D. HauensTein, V PloTnlclcl J. Bowman. T. Glaser. Third Row: D. Lauclc, M. ,SToddard, M. Weiss. A. Lyon D Wilson H. Spivak. D. Barron. A. Gross lPresidenTl. I. Jablonslca, R. Riley. Second Row R Horey A. Ciminelli, M. Vogelrnann, A. Brauer, M. Schnell, B. AneTzberger, R. BaTes, S. PloTniclu M NeT, D. Ciminie. L. Nieman, A. Lacey. BoTTom Row: A. Busse. E. Joyce. E. Griswold L Blanch: lVice-PresidenTl, H. Belcher, D. Aslcin lSecrelTaryl, E. Cramer, D. Gerhardlq G Tyler M CaTuzzi, C. Ja blonslca. ommerce Gluln HIS year Those inTeresTed in business aTTairs have been members oT The Commerce Club. This organizaTion meT The Third Wednesday oT each monTh in room 362 and was spon- sored by Teachers oT The Commercial DeparTmenT Tor The pur- pose oT discussing TacTs relaTing To business and oTTice work. ' AT The March meeTing, Mr. McDonnell spolce abouT require- menTs Tor diTTerenT diplomas and menTioned some oT The char- acTerisTics, including loyalTy and puncTualiTy. ThaT everyone should possess. ln The TuTure The club will hear addresses pre- senTed by business men and Thus will be aided in gaining lcnowl- edge oT The commercial world. OTTicers who 'compeTenTly piloTed The club Through iTs TirsT year's acTiviTies were: Arline Gross, as presidenTg Lydia Bianchi, as vice-president and DoroThy Aslcin, as secreTary. page TiTTy eight T p R E SchaeTer, R. Graves, J. Liedy, R. WolT, D. Noller. BoTTom Row: N. Full1ngTon, R. e hT I Moreno, C. Gould. W. Drews. H. Kn c e. Slide wie Grub VERY Thursday during The pasT year an enThusiasTic group oT boys aTTended a meeTing oT The Slide Rule Club. IT was under The volunTeered sponsorship oT Mr. Larrabee, who is Thoroughly experienced in This sorT oT enTerprise since, previous To his coming To KensingTon l-ligh School, he supervised a similar club Tor quiTe a number oT years. The aim oT The organizaTion is To give pupils an inTeresT in maThemaTics, especially in The Tields oT engineering and navigaTion, in which mosT Tellows are inTeresTed. ' During winTer monThs, The members learned The use oT a slide rule, and worked TrigonomeTric problems and Theories To be puT inTo pracTice ouTdoors when The weaTher is Tavorable. They were TaughT The purpose and operaTion oT The sexTanT and angle mirrors. The Tormer is used To measure inaccessible dis- Tances while The laTTer Turnishes a means oT surveying. Q plans Tor The TuTure. They have compleTed a sexTanT which The Tellows made Themselves wiTh a helping hand Trom Their coach. ln The very near TuTure They inTend To acquire more and beTTer equipmenT, such as a regular TransiT and a large demonsTra- Tion slide rule, To TurTher The possibiliTies and advanTages oT This club, which, wiThouT a doubT. has a very noTeworThy and promising horizon Tor iTs TuTure. lvlr. Larrabee and The boys are very opTimisTic in Their . pf-Q Y Top Row: D. Schmidley. SchaTzel. G. Hess. W. Derr, J. STriebich, N. FreihoTfer, J. Chrif F. Brown, H. Dean. lhird Row: W. Baily, R. Bradley. E. Wood, F. Richards, Y. Baldwin OsTalslci, N. Bowers, B. Rockland, R. RiTes, H. SchloHerer. Second Row: K. Welch, G. Woo ward. E. Davis, R. T-lillebrand. L. Winans. V. Rosenhahn. T. BarreTT, B. R'oberTs, R. Lang, S. P TT BoTTom Row: G. Winkler, R. Wolfe. S. Paradonslu, D. Pello+h, J. Ryan, R. Hendrickson. J K. Weckerle. 1 Gamera Hula R. l-TAYNES, TaculTy advisor oT The Camera Club, held meeTings oT This club in Room 403 on The second and TourTh Wednesday oT each monTh. When a quesTionnaire was passed around aT The TirsT meeTing, iT was soon discovered ThaT The sTudenTs, as a whole, were inTeresTed in learning how To use Their cameras in order To secure The besT resulTs. and in Tinding ouT someThing abouT developing, prinTing, and enlarging. The amaTeur phoTographers already have wiTnessed demonsTraTions OT consTrucTion and uses oT various Types oT cameras, exhibiTions oT picTure Taking, and demonsTraTions oT prinTing wiTh home- made equipment Accessories and gadgeTs, Tamiliar To every True camera Tiend, have been examined and discussed and opin- ions inviTeol in The war oT The miniaTure camera versus The dog- house-sized Qi,cTure caTcher. ' Mr. l-laynejs. aT The Time oT The inTerview, planned To have a program commiTTee Tor each meeTing raTher Than a permanenT sTaTT oT oTTicers. The club has already been oT aid To KensingTon as iT has provided The phoTographic sTaTT oT Tl-TE COMPASS. 9 W .. . c... ......,..-. .-.. zz-, -, l T p R L Ciminelli, B. Mayer, L. Gibson. D. Ryberg, B. Gallagher, L. Schepperly. E. CarlTon. . Liedy, W. Honeclcer. Second Row: C. Biclcel, G. Seelau, E. MerriTT, E. Auensen, g W. Scholl. R. Dyce, W. Feyl, A. BaumeisTer, M. Gallagher. BoTTom Row: M. Thines, TT, R. Kirchmeyer, V. Filler lVice-PresidenTl, T. Willadsen lPresidenTl. J. DiisTler, R. R M. Rebadow. R. Wassinger. .f Ghess Glub NE oT The TirsT clubs To be organized in This school was The Chess Club which meT every Wednesday in Room T62 under The guidance oT Mr. Millard. lTs purpose has been To Teach The members how To play and enioy chess. AT ChrisTmas Two conTesTs were held, one Tor experienced players and The oTher Tor inexperienced players. A prize oT one pound oT candy was given To each winner. Thomas Willadsen won in The experi- enced divisiong RoberT Mayer was winner in The oTher group. LaTer ThirTy-Two players compeTed in a TournamenT To deTer- mine The champion. The Tour players who reached The semi- Tinals were Thomas Willadsen, RiTa Kirchmeyer. Jack DisTler, and Raymond Wassinger. ln The Tinals Willadsen deTeaTed DisTler. The winner was presenTed wiTh an engraved cup. The runner-up also received a prize. ' ATTer The members were well acquainTedTf2 oTTicers were elecTed. Thomas Willadsen was chosen president Vera Tiller, vice-presidenTp DoroThy Ryberg, secreTaryg and RoberT Mayer, Treasurer. NexT year The club will play maTches wiTh The Chess Clubs of all The oTher high schools. The club hopes To enlarge iTs membership and wishes To encourage The aTTendance oT people who have never played chess beTore. Q page lllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllll Top Row: T. Decker, D. STulcowski, H. HaTTen, M. HorTon, C. Duggan, J. Pinslci, D. Basinslci, J Canfield, H. McHugh. SevenTh Row: J. HoechsT, J. RoloTF, L. Heindle, F. Mazarowslci, I Lesinslca. M. E. Maryan, M. Board, D. HoTTrnann, E. Dobler, B. Schurkus, M. Gibson, K. Malick S'ixTh Row: M. KinmarTin, B. Vaughn, N. Bauers, D. MazzanTi, D. Reiberg, F. Miller, J. Dolbas C. Mullen, L. Roberfson, R. SmiTh, R. M. SmiTh, R. Howard, M. SanTin. A. Del Bel, E. Lemme F. Ballc. FiTTh Row: J. ,STriebich, B. MuTher, R. Ciancio, M. Diesig, M. STaebell, G. Orlando P. Finamore, G. Bauer, D. LivingsTon, S. SmiTh, P. OTTinger, H. Spivalc, R. Danne, P. McAvoy F. Ferri, D. Banhazei. Four+h Row: D. Mann, F. Belle, R. Cleary, G. Hennig, M. Sp-ivalc, V Rosenhahn, E. Johnson, A. Baruch, D. Sellon, M. SeiberT, M. Bellfield, A. Wilcoclcs, H. WighT- man. Third Row: J. Laehy, C. Bebber, L. BaumgarT. B. BaTes, G. STabler, R. Narduzza. F Ruhland, E. RidolTi, M. Clendening, S. PraTT, M. BoThwell, J. ArmbrusT, N. Frey, B. Huyck l. Apa, W. STarlc. Second Row: N. Busse, B. Rocklin, H. Belcher, R. Baemler, J. Marback R. Lang, G. Seelau, L. HuTchinson, E. Royce, E. CasbolT, D. Aslcin, L. Laney, J. MellenTine E. Michalslca. BoTTom Row: T. Tressel, W. Shaw, J. Devlin, H. Hanover, L. Kuraslciewicz, L Hemick. C. Panzarella, R. Floss, A. De Dominicis. Tramatic club HE DramaTic club. under The direcTion oT The Misses Blair, Frank, Kennedy, and STriclcland, meT every second and TourTh Tuesday oT each monTh in room 206. ITs main purpose was To inTeresT sTudenTs in drama and acTing. AT The TirsT meeTing, Miss Blair spoke To The group abouT personages needed To make up a good DramaTic club. These include acTors, cosTume designers, builders, and decoraTors. The members sTarTed work on choric reading and among The selecTions read were The Cavalier's Marching Song, and A T'gasT To King Charles. The nexT Two were ballads in which The members were divided among girls Tor The moTher's parT and The boys Tor The son's parT. Four members volunTeered Tor a ScoTch ballad, direcTed by Miss STriclcland. This ballad, enTiTled, GeT Up and Bar The Door, was presenTed in The TronT of The room Tor The beneTiT oT The members. page sixfy Two . i-r.A-fifffs,f,'i:P llllllllllllllll ... .. . ... ...Am a.,,..... . -......,.....,.h.... ,...,...........,.. .. ... -..W ,. .. . .- ... .M f V ' Top Row: M. Weis, E. STeimle, H. HaTTon, D. Balmer, G. Tanslca, E. Racleclc, C. Maloney, F. Miller, J. Dolbas. SixTh row: D. DieTschler, D. Barnes. A. Schmidt M. Quinlan. E. Francis, E. Reeder, L. Hager, P. Finamore, M. HorTon, D. Wick. Fifih row: B. Vaughn, E. Wild, G. Smifh, D. Cheeley, V. Page, M. Sess, J. WaTT, E. Kress, N. SchwarTz, J. Declcer, B. DrobiTs, J. Dixon. E. MaThies, F. Ruihland, F. WillerT, D. Fierle, M. Hanley. Fourih row: P. Heineman, A. Morefuzzi, M. Grimm. R. Gibbs, G. RadTlce, M. lleclca, L. SchmidT, C. Fischer, F. Belle, I. Reis, D. Beenau, N. Gsell, L. ParenTi, A. KraTTt D. DraTh, E. Huer, G. Hennig, D. Kralick. Third row: E. Newman, R. SmiTh, L. Schneider, M. Buhr. M. BelTon, S. Schniepp, J. Lavis, C. Simmons, D. OeTinger, D. Maul, P. Chlebowslci, D. Burns. G. Wenzel, J. Gibson, A. Koenig, D. McKenica, D. Holrfman, J. HarringTon, M. Board, V. Rohde. Second row: E. Giegle, J. Nowalmowslxa. J. RiTer, B. Polluiro, A. Wilbert D. Wanamalcer, F. Hicks, D. SchmidT, S. Flanigan, J. Becker. N. Schuh, E. Neubeclcer, M. Reis, P. WhiTe, R. Gordon, D. Kwiaiowslci. FirsT row: N. Herman, E. Schafer, A. Lacopa, R. Roriclc. M. Van Rensselaer, J. Beiz, G. Doll, E. Roder, N. Oefner. N. Schmid, E. Meinzer, V. Bianchi, 6. Parlcer, J. Deacy, D. Meyers, R. STrohauer, L. Gibson. Cgfome Economics Gluly N The TirsT and Third Tuesdays oT each monTh, under The sponsorship oT Miss Campbell and Miss SToesser, The Home Economics Club held iTs meeTings. One was an execuTive meeT- ing in Room 259, The oTher a general meeTing in Room 262. This organizaTion had approximaTely one hundred and sevenTy members. Originally The club was Tormed To help The girls malce novelTies, buT because oT The large membership This plan was abandoned. The acguisiTion oT useTul iTems oT inTormaTion abouT Home Economics Then became The purpose oi The club. AT The April meeTing Miss ArmsTrong spolce on nursing and child care. A Tashion shqw was given by The Wm. Hengerer Company aT The May meeTing and Mrs. Trombley OT Hen- gerer's spoke To The members on appropriaTe sTyles Tor high school sTudenTs. QD 8 ' OTiTcers elecTed by The club were: Florence Miller, presi- denT: Ellen Kress, vice-president and Marion HorTon secreTary- Treasurer. peqe sixfy-Th ree F Cglrencim Qlub llllllllllllll Top Row: J. Collison. D. Seifert S. Copin. V. Roof, E. ROH1. Second Row: A. Ganler. l. Clarke, A. Doyle, J. Rugg, M. Denier, J. Clifford. J. Ammerman, D. Edwards. Boffom Row: G. D'Arc- angelo. V. Dicks, L. Turner, L. Pundl, I. Augugliaro. B. Hambridge. R. Sisfi. E. Eaion. F. Kraus. ermcm Hub lllllllllllllllll Top page sixfyvfou r Row: R. Siigl, E. Noller, B. Sherry, M. Colfrell, N. Hile, R. Reinhold. R. Schulz, S. Dobmeier C. Morse. R. Schneider, D. Nowicki. Third Row: K. Ragan. D. Doerr. N. De Luca. B. Mosier A. Felske. N. Fichenscher. E. Hensel, J. Rugq, D. Mann, M. Deisig. R. Swader. J. Hoechsf Second R-ow: M. Kinmarlin, L. Flanders, L. Turner, E. Krukenberq, A. Mueller, L. Pundi. E. Erb F. Bronisz, R. Danne, B. Friedley, J. Field. BoHom Row: K. Gaesser, H. Wessner. C. Fiden F. Bauder, J. Bubar, R. Zelw. W. Traberllw, J. O'Mara, T. DeviH'. Latin Gluh p R J. Toolen. J. Mumm, J. Slriebich. L. Dieboldl. C. Kelleher. Third Row: A. Wilberi, n, R. Baldoclc, E. Benko, l. Lesinska. R. Mueller, A. Foersch. G. Smirh, D. Baker, M. Sess. W Schulfz. F. Zeller, J. Snyder, L. Turner, J. Deacy. Second Row: J. Cugini. H. Slellrechl, R C in, M. E. Dowd, J. Collison, D. Baker. J. Mofz, R. Spengler, W. Fu ua, J. Din boom, q 9 P McCar+hy. Bo+'rom Row: N. Oefner, R. UH'er. S. Benson, E. Olender. R. Reifz, D. Burns, P Coll' ell. M. Reis. R. Coe. K. Funk. E. Michel, R. Roriclc. A. Brauza. Language Glulas LTl-lOUGl-l no+ complefely organized 'rhis year, +he language clubs a+ Kensingron have a promising lurure. The aim of each group is +o combine educaiional and social ac'rivi'lies and in 'rhe meerings already held, +his plan has been successfully carried oul'. ' The French and German clubs under The sponsorship of Miss Valenfe and Miss Wesferman, will prepare Talks on France and Germany including places of in'reresl', people and cusfoms. Nafional songs and games were a popular fealure of 1'his year's acfiviries. Officers elecfed by The German Club were: Edilh Taylor, presidenlg John Bubar, vice-president Frances Bauder, Jrreasurer: and Ardella Felske, secrerary. . Carlhy, inlends lo s'rudy in derail Roman life, myrhology and language. A+ lhis year's meelrings. members played games. drew pic'rures. and worked on models. The Lalin Club, which mer under 'rhe guidance of Miss Mc- paqe s fyf 4llllllPllH1JWV l1HHHHHHVHV page sixty G9?fCode'rn 'Dance GMD Rear Row: E. Frost A. Wllcocics, D. Mann, L. Roberfson. B. Goris, J. Boersrna, R. Hanqen, A. Gross. E. Nisbef, D. Elzer. Front Row: B. J. Roll, D. Elve, G, Torpy, E. Corier. R. Boyle, I. Griswold R. Narduzzo, R. Lang, S. Prarf. Library efbffonitors Sfandingz L. Bianchi, J. Prell, G. Bauer. D. Sclwmidr. Searedz E. Johnson. L. Winans, C. Ailinqer V. Hoerbelf, J. Boersma. A. DelBel, B. Schneller. -six qashions Qlt Kensington M Gueb J Nowakowska, N. Fickenscher. E. Meyers. D. Schmidf. E. MaHhies, J. Wall. R. Kuechle. J. Lavis. I. Reis, D. Mazzan+i. C. Bebber. D. Wick. ,School cyflctifvities O illuslrale Jrhe varieiy of advanlages offered by a modern high school, we have chosen 'rhree dililerenl' aclivifies in which Kensinglon girls pariicipafed during 'rhe year. 9 The Modern Dance Class, organized by Mrs. Lamperf, mer every Monday during 'rhe four+h period. Girls were Jraughl' Jrhe basic principles of modern dancing and pracficed simple rhylhmic and supplying exercises. Those who learned rhe fundamen+als fhis year will be able 'ro conlinue wi+h more advanced work, ' Girls who were appoinfed by Miss l-larfrnan fo serve as library moni+ors obiained much valuable and praclical experience. Early in 'rhe year The girls aided in lhe organizalion of +he library. Laler 'rhey assisled in check- ing books relurned or wifhdrawn by sfuclenls and became familiar wi+h o'rher aspecls of library rouline. . Among l'he mosl beneficial of +he aciivilies were fhe sewing classes under The direclion of Miss Campbell. Here fhe girls were faughf every sfep in dressmaking from culling ou'r 'rhe maferial fo choosing 'rhe correcl accessories. They siudied all Types of clo+hing and +heir success in copying curren+ fashions is illuslrared in The above pic+ure. page s xfy seven Leonard Nieman llllllllllllllllll Qrchestra NDER The inspiring guidance oT lvir. Pinlcow, The group oi almosT sixTy boys and girls in The orchesTra have done much To make The school assemblies enioyable. Special commenda- Tion is due Them Tor Their excellenT periformances during The ChrisTmas and EasTer programs. Members of The orchesTra during iTs TirsT years were: William Anderson RoberT Baron Rosemary Benner Arlene Busse Norma Busse AnThony CompiTello Lucille DiPirro Clarence Eclcel RoberT Elberson Wesley Feyl Eugene Finn KenneTh Fischer NorberT FullingTon Shirley Gerber DoroThy Gleason Arlene Gross David Helfrich Edward Hill LaRue l-luTchinson Leonard lwanslci page sixTy elghT BeaTrice Janes Richard Jendras Richard Jensen Bernice Jung Jack Koch Phyllis Kolb William Krellner RoberT LaJoie Douglas Mager Elaine lviaichrzalc KenneTh lvlalick Earl Mauerrnan Joyce McLean RuTh Mi+cheI Don Miller Jaclc Miller Irene Mullen Evelyn MuTh EsTher Newman l-larry Nolan Harry Oppenheimer Reuben OTT Philip Primerano Gilford Quaclcenbush Dolores Rammacher Alphonso Rewers KurT RiTTner RuTh Rohauer Francis Schubauer RuTh Schneider MargareT Snow Arnold Vernon Jean WaTT Evelyn Weiclc June WhiTehead RoberT WhiTehead Alice Wilber+ Marie Wilson fBand llllllllllllllllll HE sixry-five siudenis who formed Kensing+on's firsr band deserve much credi'r for The skill +hey developed in so shorf ' a lime. Their lively marches and spirired programs indicared +ha+ by nexr year 'rhe band will be a popular fearure of school assemblies. Band members included: William Anderson Roberl' Baron Raymond Ben? William Bibby Joseph Bralla Dorofhy Buhr Norma Busse Clarence' Eckel Roberl Elberson Wesley Feyl Eugene Finn Kennefh Fischer Norberl' Fullingfon Charles Gallagher Dorolhy Gleason Frederick Heck David Helfrich Lyle Hemink Dorolhy Henniq - Edward Hill Edward Hillman Roberi' Hoad Doroihy Horvafifs Glenn Howard LaRue Huichinson Leonard lwanski Richard Jendras Jack Koch Phyllis Kolb William Krellner Roberl' LaJoie Melvin Lobsinger John Long Arihur Lorenzo Douglas Mager Elaine Maichrzak Lucille Marshall Richard Maskulinski Earl Maueirman Joyce McLean Carl Meyer Don Miller Jack Miller Consfance Morse Harry Nolan Pairick O'Brian Harry Oppenheimer Reuben OH Sfanley Paradowski Fernard Passagila Lorraine Peiper Ralph Prieur Dolores Rammacher Roberl' Redman Howard Schlaiferer Francis Schubauer John Scolf Ralph Sigl Belly Thurnherr June Whirehead Roberl Whifehead Alice Wilberf Roberf Williams I page sixfy-nine llllllllllllllllll FINALE OF CHRISTMAS PAGEANT Ghristmas flyageant O Come All Ye Failhful Silenl' Nighl' O Come All Ye Failhful O Holy Nighi Jesu Bambino Noel O LiH'le Town of Belhlehem We Three Kings Nazarefh - Gloria God Resl You, Merry Genllemen King Wenceslas page sevenly Chimes l-leralds, Chorus Xmas Spiril Xmas Spiril Chorus Angels Chorus Soprano Solo Chorus Chorus Wise Men Quar're'r Chorus and Orcheslra Chorus, Orchesfra - and eniire S+uden+ Body EASTER CHORUS Easter Cprogmm Marche lvlilifaire No. I Mignonerre Overfure Hungarian Dance No. I Orchesfra Ave Maria Serenade Girls' Chorus Viol The Holy Cily I Hosanna Berry Goris-Sopra Romance Franz Schuberf J. Baumann Johannes Brahms Bach-Sou nod Franz Schuberf in Obligalo lAve Marial-Anrhony Compifello Sfephen Adams Jules Granier no Henry Wieniawslci Violin Solo-Anlhony Compirello Now Le'r Every Tongue Adore Thee God So Loved The World A Capella Choir The Nighlingale Ye Wafchers And Ye Holy Ones Johann Seloasfian Bach Sir John Siainer Pefer Tchailcowslcy I7+h Cenrury Melody by Lufher Goodharr H '11, .fa 1 vw, Q. 0-QON HI fo lllll I Q P uni iII1l G ORTISSN 'AP Q ,i-if - . X mi' iii, .E l' ' f '+ :iguv 1f' f 1 A+' C3 1 Ill 'HMM' I 5' Jr .L QX Qfqthletics lnTer-Class Champions-206-204 T. ScoTT. J. Umfreville. J. Canfield, F. STurm, R. CasTine. Intramural flilsketlvall HE inaugural sporT compeTiTion held in our new gymnasium was an inTramural baskeTball league. This league was divided inTo Three divisions: American, NaTiona.l, and lnTernaTional. 9 In The American League, Senior and Junior boys consTiTuTed six Teams. ATTer one round oT play. Team No. 3 oT IO6 remained The undeTeaTed champion, winning 'Five games and losing none. The players of This championship American League were: Bill Wagner, Mark MurTha, Coly Felser, Ken Malick, Tom Kane, l-larry l-lessler, and Bill Mahoney. 9 Sophomore boys compeTed in The NaTional League. ln This league eighT Teams parTicipaTed Tor The school crown, and The successful Team in This group was Team No. 5 oT 206 which Turned down every opponenT in succession. Members oT This winning combinaTion were: Jack Umfre- ville, Jim CanTield, Bill Schneider, Tru ScoTT, Ray CasTine, and Frank STurm. 0 ln The lnTernaTional League, consisTing enTirely oT Freshmen, Tour Teams baTTled Tor supremacy. Among These, Team No. 2 oT 306 remained on Top, winning Tour games and losing one. The players of This cham- pionship Team were: Carl MellenTine, Tom Decker, Bob Wolf, Harlan Runyon, Lou DiebolT, and CapT. Don Schmidle. 0 When These leagues were compleTed, Two play-OTT games were held To deTermine The loesT homeroom Team. In The semi-Tinal, which was played beTween The Senior Champs and Frosh Champs, The upperclassmen leTT a good impression deTeaTing The yearlings 47 To 25. This game enTiTled The Seniors To The Tinal game wiTh The Sophs. 5 The nexT game, which was The Tinal, was undoubTedly The second loiggesT Thriller aT KensingTon This year and gave The Sophomore boys The TirsT championship in lnTramural BaskeTball when They deTeaTed The Seniors wiTh a score oT Sophs l2, Seniors,l I. page sevenTy-Tour Top Row W. BergsTrom lCoachl, J. Decker, J. Umfreville, J. Flagg, F. McLane. J. Canfield. A RiTTrnan, C. MellenTine, K. Malick llvlanagerl. Second Row: R. Kerruish. R. Casfine, 6. C ros L. lwanski, E. Horn, J. Benzee, C. Felser, J. Funk. Bo'TTom Row: J. Galvin. F. STurm, R Averill. J. ScoTT, R. Doller, J. McCarThy, H. Gimlin. FronT: K. VoiT. mascoT. 'Uarsity 195. qaculty NOTHER maior aThleTic conTesT played in our gym was The VarsiTy- FaculTy game. This game marked The largesT aTTendance oT The l938 season. having over 700 sTudenTs and Teachers wiTnessing The greaTesT Thriller in The whole year. 9 In The TirsT quarTer Things sTarTed oTf wiTh a bang. WiThin a Tew minuTes The Teachers scored The inaugural baskeT. ATTer Tour more minuTes oT piay, a new VarsiTy Team replaced The sTarTing Tive. BoTh Teams were so well-balanced ThaT The score TrequenTly Tell inTo a deadlock. 0 The second quarTer ended wiTh a Tie score, 7-7, buT aTTer' The Third quarTer The FaculTy had only 9 poinTs To The VarsiTy's I6. ln The Tinal period, The FaculTy, quiTe deTermined on vicTory despiTe The seven-poinT lead oT The younger players, Turned on The sTeam and neTTed nine poinTs To lead, T8-I6. Hopelessly The VarsiTy aTTempTed To shooT a Tield goal and in doing so received Two Touls as a resulT of a penalTy. BoTh were made, and The score was Tied, I8-I8. 0 In The over-Time period, vicTory seemed apparenT Tor The VarsiTy Team as anoTher Toul shoT was made, buT wiThin The ThirTy remaining seconds BergsTrom dribbled inTo The enemy courT and. aTTer Taking a pass Trom lvleegan, sank a specTacular backhand shoT, winning The game wiTh The 'Final score: FaculTy 20, VarsiTy I9. page sevenTy Tive lllllllllllllll Top Row: G. Nawrocki, R. Nicholson, l-l. Neu, F. Heck, T. Wollschlager lMgr.l, D. Lawson. W Seelbach, A. ATherTon, A. Bruce, W. Wick. Third Row: F. GrossTephan. V. Ciminelli, W. Evans R. Kellner, J. Laehy, W. Mahoney. J. Lawson, J. Meisenberg, V. Fanara, A. ReinhardT. R Elberson, J. Devlin. Second Row: Coach J. Warren, J. Simpson, R. Miller. G. Vail, A. Buehler R. Wiedemer lCapT.l, R. Federico, I. Augugliaro, T. DeviTT, C. Kuhn, Mr. Thomas McDonnell BoTTom Row: W. Graser. R. MarTin. L. DeiboldT, D. Banhazel, R. O'Brien, E. OeTinger, J. Kuhn E. Peacock. J. BleweTT, G. Dannacker, C. Frankenberger, R. Prieur. 280 5' fwimmin C6eam 3' 9 O The I938 mermen beTell The honor oT Taking The green and gold banners oT KensingTon inTo The Tield oT sporTs Tor The TirsT laurels. ThaT They did a wonderTul iob is admiTTed by all ,who waTched an un- Trained squad whipped inTo shape by Coach Warren Thrash iTs way To The splendid record oT 3 wins, 2 losses and l Tie. U Coach Warren sounded The call Tor candidaTes on December 2. SevenTy-seven ambiTious swimmers responded. Then came The Task oT building a championship Team Trom a group OT boys many oT whom were barely pasT The beginners sTage. Long aTTer-school sessions, in- Tensive pracTice periods ThroughouT The ChrisTmas holidays, wiTh Coach Warren drilling racing poinTers inTo every Team member, achieved re- sul+s. On January 12 KensingTon surprised The ciTy by challenging The besT oT The oTher high schools. 5 EasT was TirsT To accepT our inviTaTion. KensingTon's Treshmen swim- mers made Their mark by deTeaTing EasT in The Treshman relay. On February 8 in ourpool The VarsiTy Team Trom EasT won over KensingTon's Team 4 To 26. WiTh more experience our VarsiTy Team meT The Boys' High School Team on February I6 in a Thrilling meeT: score 36 To 36. We nexT meT Grover Cleveland and Triumphed 59 To I9. As The season progressed, Tech invaded our pool and was deTeaTed 43 To 32. ln our Tinal meeT on'April 7, BenneTT deTeaTed us by The score oT 36 To 35. 0 Mr. Warren's policy was To use as many boys as possible To give The squad experience Tor TuTure compeTiTion. page sevenTy-six fBoys' fmding Glula VERY Friday in Room 31 I The Boys' Riding Club meT under The sponsorship oT Mr. lvleegan and Mr. Kelly. AT The TirsT Tew meeTings, oTTicers were elecTed and decisions made con- cerning The eligibiliTy oT The boys who applied Tor membership. The club's policy was To accepT only experienced riders. The Tollowing were insTalled as oTFicers: Marvin Kuhn, presidenTg Frank King, vice-presidenTg WalTer Flash, secreTaryg and AnThony Capolla, Treasurer. ' This organizaTion noT only helped The boys To become beTTer horsemen, buT also TaughT Them how To care Tor The horses. One oT The maior aims of The club was To inspire a Teeling oT good Tellowship and sporTsmanship among The members. AbouT Twelve Times during The year, when The weaTher permiTTed, members enioyed rides Trom The Park School Club. The boys hope To make riding one oT The mosT popular sporTs aT Ken- singTon nexT year. page se Ty lllllllllll S Top Row: M. Quinlan. F. Zeller. E. David, H. KuraTowslci, P. Helneman, D, Barnes, M g d G R dTlc J D D Francis, B. AneTzberger. Third Row: P. Hambridqe, R. Wei an , . a e, asa, . ar ieri, . omani, . eenau, . uer. econ ow: . reia, K T lc D B b K' g A W'Ib T ' ' ' ' ' M E R D B E H S d R L F Tg L in , . ri er. M. Fenzel, D. Mclfenlca, D. Laney. K. Friedrlclc, E. Meinzer. B TT R l J B T J D Il .Van enseaer, . ez, . o. Captain ?Ball N The TirsT year oT KensingTon High School's exisTence CapTain Ball pracTice Tor The Freshman girls was held regularly every Tuesday aTTernoon during The TirsT Term. The purpose oT These pracTices was To help The girls gain skill . in The game and To improve Their abiliTy in baslceT shooTing. ' PracTice, which was usually held beTore The game, consisTed oT shooTing baslceTs, Throwing baslceTballs, and Trying TasT, slow and Trick passes. ATTer pracTice came The acTual game wiTh iTs noise and exciTemenT. The classes near The gym could hear The game as well as we ourselves could hear iT. ' The game iTselT was divided inTo Tour quarTers oT six minuTes each, which To us all seemed much Too shorT when we were playing and much Too long when someone else was Taking our place on The Tloor. Each side was allowed Tour guards, Tour Torwards, one roving guard and also a circle Tor The capTains. ' The Two capTains were June Dixon and Florence Zaller, boTh oT 462, and boTh elecTed by The girls Themselves. U June's Team Turned ouT The vicTor mosT oT The Time. ' The year's pracTice has developed many CapTain Ball enThu- siasTs and iT has also helped The girls To gain crediTs Tor Their aThleTic leTTers. AlThough compeTiTion during The enTire series was greaT, Ty-eighT lllllllllll Top Row: B. AneTzberger. F. Zaller, H. WichTowski, E. David. D. KwiaTkowsTca, P. Heineman. D. Barnes. Third Rowz P. Hambridge, G. RadTke, D. Brogan. J. Dixon. D. KaTslca. D. Barbieri. B. Thurnherr, R. Weigand. M. Quinian. Second Row: M. Reis, N. Frey. D. Laney. M. King. M. Fenzel, E. Romani, D. Beenau. C. Galbo, G. Doll, G. Fniedrich, L. Peiper. BoTTom Row: M. Van Renselaer, D. McKenica, A. WilberT, E. Munger, J. KeTz. Girls' 'Uolleyloall URING The year, The mosT popular sporT wiTh The Freshman girls was volleyball. All who responded To The TirsT call Tor players pracTiced Tor Ten periods. ATTer These pracTice periods had been compleTed, Two Teams were selecTed. Miriam Sess was chosen capTain of The Green Team and Eva Romani headed The Gold Team. These Teams Then compeTed in several exciTing games which were enjoyed by all The girls. The Gold Team was vicTorious in The maioriTy of games and received a beauTiTul Trophy as a reward Tor Their skill. Girls' fmding Qluh RGANIZED in The spring under The sponsorship of Mrs. Heaps and Miss McGee, The Girls' Riding Club meT every Wednesday aTTer- noon aT The Adair Riding Academy in Snyder. This small group oT experienced riders was oTTen accompanied by members OT The TaculTy who convenienTly provided TransporTaTion. AIThough The club elecTed no oTTicers, a record was kepT oT The number oT Times each girl rode To de- Termine The number of poinTs earned Toward an aThleTic award. Members in order oT Their sTanding were: DoroThy Gleason, EsTher SchulTz, Norma W 5 Frey, Pearl Chase, BeTTy Heinz. Marion Bellfield, BeTTe WinTers, DoroThy PTohl, and Inez Gendron. page sevenfy-nine STanding: J. Donaldson. R. Kirchmeyer, M. McCarThy, N. HiTe, C. MirTi. SeaTed: A. BesanT, M. BellTield, G. Ronald. Girls' fl3aslqetbcLll N The husTle and busTle oT Ken l-ligh's organizaTion, Miss OTTe supervised The beginning oT aTTer-school acTiviTies. BaskeTball, which opened The aThleTic acTiviTies, aTTracTed many girls who parTicipaTed in The games played weekly. ' The junior and senior Teams organized were The Orange, Green, Red and WhiTe. The Orange Team won The league wiTh Two vicTories and one Tie, while The runner-up was The Green Team wiTh Two vicTories and one deTeaT. The Red Team won a game, Tied a game, and losT a game. AlThough The WhiTe Team did noT succeed in winning any games, They losT like real sporTsmen. ' The sophomore Teams were also organized aT This Time, The names being as Tollows: The Green, Blue, Yellow and Red Teams. The Green Team won Three games, Thereby achieving a perTecT score. The Blues came in second wiTh Two vicTories and a cleTeaT, while The Yellow and Red Took Third and TourTh places, respec- Tively. ' From These Teams Miss OTTe selecTed a sophomore, a iunior. and a senior Team. RuTh l-loward was elecTed capTain oT The sophomores, while her sisTer. Thelma, was chosen Tor The senior Team. Geraldine Ronald was appoinTed capTain oT The iunior Team. The junior Team execuTed pass work and Team work eTFicienTly and emerged vicTorious in iTs league. QTY STanding: H. Meyers. M. Dasher. D. Heil, R. Howard. SeaTed: E. Szczepanslca, H. Caron, T. Howard, E. Kimmiclc, L. PundT. Girls' fBa5ketl9all HE 'Following line-up consisTing oT all The major players se- lecTed Trom The class Teams, represenTs The girls' VarsiTy baslceTloall: GOLD TEAM GREEN TEAM Mary Dasher, JC Mary McCarThy, JC Eleanor Kimmick, SC Audrey BesanT.iSC Lorraine PundT, SC Norma HiTe, SC RuTh Howard, F Marion Bellfield, F HarrieT Myers, F Geraldine Ronald, F DoroThy Heil, F Thelma Lowe, G Eleanor Szezcpanslca, F Carol MirTi, G Thelma Howard, G RiTa Kirchmeyer, G Helen Caron., G June Donaldson, G ' The Green Team won The championship wiTh Two sTraighT vicTories. The TirsT score was 22-2. The Gold Team iusT couldn'T sTop The Greens Trom scoring, because The Greens' passworlc and Team work were splendidly and accuraTely execuTed. The Gold Team's iinx, as iT seemed, conTinued To inTerTere, as They losT Their nexT game wiTh The score 26-I4. Their playing improved immensely buT iT did noT improve enough To deTeaT The Greens. ln each oT These games The girls displayed genuine sporTsmanship. The Gold Team losT graciously: The Green Team won modesTly. page eighTy one Girls' iBasel9all JUNIOR-SENIOR GAMES HEN The baske+baII conTesTs were concluded, The Junior and Senior girls oT KensingTon began Their baseball sessions every Thlursday aTTer school. Under The experT guidance of Miss OTTe, They applied The Tive principles of good baseball To Their games and Thus secured smooTh cooperaTion and Teamwork among The players. Many oT The girls worked diligenTly Tor leTTers and awards, while oThers played iusT Tor The Thrill oT The game. 0 Every meeTing was Tilled wiTh exciTemenT and laughTer, caused by The anTics of The more hilarious members. ATTer several weeks oT playing in These informal groups, sTudy room Teams were chosen and Trom These were selecTed The besT players To compose Teams represenTing The colors oT The school: Green and Gold. 9 WiTh Geraldine Ronald as capTain, The members chosen Tor The Tinal Junior-Senior Team were: Alice Wieberg Margie Heavern Marion Bohm Eleanor Szczepanska JeaneTTe Prell RiTa Kirchmyer Eleanor Kimmick Rufh Hangen June Donaldson Marion Bellfield Doris Meyers Grace STevenson Thelma Howard Florence Brefon Carolyn Ocker SOPHOMORE GAMES VERY Tuesday aTTernoon during The spring The Sophomore girls were seen dashing ouT oT Their sTudy rooms To The lockers. WhaT was The big aTTracTion? Baseball, of course! AT TirsT The girls were divided inTo Two Teams capTained by Bernice Oaks and DoroThy Heil. Memorable highlighTs Trom The games were Louise Ciminelli making DoroThy Askin her TargeT-Audrey BesanT playing The game on The gym Tloor, especially when sliding To a base-Hazel Belcher geTTing in The ball's way lor was The ball Too sTubborn To move Tor Hazel?l. The girls enjoyed CaTherine Laney's and VioleT Ciambello's leTT-handed baTTing and Tound ThaT iT Took an experienced player To hang on To The balls ThaT Theresa ErnsT piTched. 0 During The early pracTice games, everyone waTched Tor The besT players Trom which To choose The oTTicial Sophomore Team. CapTained by CaTherine Laney, The girls deTeaTed The Junior-Senior Team by a score of I7 To l2. Members oT The winning Sophomore Team were: page eighTy-Two Bernice Oaks Audrey Besanl' Marion Moore DoroThy Heil Theresa ErnsT RuTh Howard BeTTy HolzworTh ViioleT Ciambello Carol MirTi Norma Busse BeTTy James Doris Rodenbach June Pearce 'water Garnifual N May I6 KensingTon mermaids sTaged a waTer carnival TeaTuring nearly one hundred performers. This was The TirsT exhibiTion of iTs kind ever To be presenTed in The schools of BuTFalo. More Than ThirTy girls played leading parTs in a specTacular program ThaT included TifTeen diTTerenT specialTy acTs. Three waTer choruses and waTer balleT numbers, a comedy diving slciT, exhibiTions of fancy diving and exciTing race evenTs. ' Some of The parTicipanTs in The Carnival were garbed in whiTe oil cloTh Tunics wiTh'maTching caps oT whiTe rubber, while sTars of The specTacle wore rubber suiTs in various colors. The Carnival was sTaged wiTh musical accompanimenT. U The presenTaTion of The WaTer Carnival This year aT KensingTon was a parTicularly ambiTious and auspicious evenT in view of The TacT ThaT aT The opening of school more Than 90 per cenT of The enrollmenT in The swimming classes were non-swimmers. This was a mosT unusual siTuaTion and accounTed Tor by The circumsTance ThaT There are no public swim- ming pools in This area. Usually The girls who enTer high schools have had abouT Tour years' insTrucTion in aquaTics in Their grammar schools and are swimmers of abiliTy when They enTer high school. ConsequenTly The developmenT of more Than one hundred sTudenTs inTo swimmers capable oT perTorming The diTTiculT and sTrenuous feaTs oT precision, grace and sTamina required in The waTer Tormalrions and balleT numbers of The Carnival was a real achievemeni' and boTh The parTicipanTs and Coach Mcllhenney are feeling exTremely proud of Themselves These days. . AssisTing Coach Mcllhenney in The mass of deTail work aTTending The sTaging of The waTer show was a sTaTT composed of These girls: Mildred Zimmermann, Lavina Miles P ASSiS'l'6r1'l' DirecTors HarrieT Mack Elene DanaT Hazel Belcher RuTh BaTes BeTTy Vaclalcin Theresa ErnsT Mary Malinowslca MargareT Snow Ge-raldine Hennig BeaTrice Urso DoroThy Selzler MargareT Sylves Mildred Schnell Geraldine Berryman Irma Boehringer June BeTz Eva Romani Rose DiLiberTo Norma Herman ElizabeTh Heihz, Bernice Mosier, Louise Schneider Asslsfanllls STAR PTERFORMERS Marie l-lirTzel Madalyn Zormiclc RuTh Howard Doris Barnes DoroThy Greenley Helen Wichfowslci Bernice Oaks Marian Se-iberT Phyllis OTTinger Delilah Kirchmeyer EsTher SchulTz Louise Flanders Adele Schiller Thelma Roclcey Ann Lee DoroThy Aslcin MargareT Fenzel Arline SchmidT Marcella Grimm Judy Marbach CHORUS GIRLS Marion SToddard JaneT Raynar Norma Schuh Virginia HasTings MargareT Zinlan RuTh Danne Marion Board Phyllis Rose Marie CuloTTa Adeline Wilcox Carol MirTi Dirce Barbieri Shirley Gerber Evelyn Day Ru'Th Weigand Norma HarTel Dolores MazzanTi MarTha Aul RuTh Reinhold Yvonne Baldwin Mary SmyTh Thelma Laude FASHION MODELS Elene DanaT PaTsy McPaddin Monna Vinal Nancy Colby GUEST STAR Madalyn McChesney Monica Schillo Joyce McLean Florence EvereTT JaneTTe Schell Eileen CasbolT Lorraine FreyTag MargareT Canfield Marion Hanley EdiTh Johnson Florence Grzechowiak Edifh Devlin Gladys Tabing Eve-lyn STeimle BeTTyiean Rose DoroThy Klinlc Bernice Mosier Verna O'Connor Frances SaneTz Virginia Jawlson Eileen Jones Jean Simon Josephine HarTog Marie CuloTTa page elghTy Three 6-QON HIC fo III llll ll cyfldfuertisements I I 'I xx O0r4r551 xi iffy Y ,al in XQ + + Q, if 1' 'P - 1 7 I Ja 'EL ' ' ',I QQ ,yr .:. A f Y L F ' 'Y 'ff' M 'Y Kensington's Pioneer Clothiers For Men and Boys Compliments ot UNITED MEN'S STGRES Headquarters for Kensington High School Students Clothes tor Dress . Sport . . Athletic Wear ooo 3082 Bailey Avenue Un. 6473 We Appreciate the New High School in Our Community L .1 qllty-six J '1 Being Our Own Sequel lo SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS IAller Disney, Afler Grimml A Musical Comedy in Three Acls DRAMATIS PERSONAE Happy U. ..... . D. Eberl Happily ,.. ... I.. ROb6fISOVl Doc ,4,. . . W. Monoghan Docily .4.. .. . M. Clendeniing Bashful ..... .,.. M . Kuhn Bashfully ,... .,., L . Hulchinson Grumpy ..., ... F. Wilson Grumpily .... .,..... B . Goris Sneezy U, .,.., B. Monks Sneezily ... ..., B. Schurkus Sleepy .,. .... J. Hoechsl Sleepily ....... ,. . M. Rebadow Dopey ..., .......... F . Balk Dopily ...,,.... , .. T. Howard Lords, Ladies. Courliers, Allendanls. ACT I Scene: Creahan collage in lhe hearl of Ken's Woods. Discovered are lhe dwarfs, busy wilh lheir home work, as follows: Happy-hislory: Bashful- English: Sneezy-chemislry: Doc-physics: Sleepy-algebra: Grumpy-Lalin. Dopey his culling oul piclures of Snow While for his locker door. Happy: Hi, Ho, Hi, Ho. Old Muzzy's awful slow. ll lakes a Goossen or Millard To give il any go. Doc: Ho. Hi, Ho, Hi, Physics is iusl as dry. If 'lweren'l for Mounlain and Rulslein I never would gel by. Bashful: Alas. alas, English I cannol pass. Each recilalion finds me slill The dumbesl in lhe class. Sleepy: X, Y, X. Y. I never could see why Miss Sleudle always gives me up Wilh such a hopeless sigh. Grumpy: Hic. hoc, hic, hoc. You're much loo common folk, For l'm lhe only one who knows When Gleason cracks a joke. Sneezy: Sniff, snuff, sniff, snuff. This scienlific sluff- l've racked my brain lill.I've a pain, And Albing's in a huff. ACT Il Scene: Curran Caslle, on lhe oulskirls of Ken's Woods. Enler lhe seven dwarfelles. allendanls upon Snow While, as follows: Happily wilh a wash board. Docily wilh an iron. Bashfully wilh a needle and lhread. Grumpily wilh a mixing bowl. Sneezily wilh a broom. Sleepily wilh a markel baskel. . Dopfily wilh a far-away, pensive expression. Happily: I wash and wring, I scrub and sing. Docilyz I iron and press Each prelly dress. Bashfullyz I sew and slilch. For I'm nol rich. Grumpilyz I brew and bake: I frosl each cake. Sneezily: I scrub and sweep. The house I keep. IConlinued on Page 9Ol I' - -..J page eighly-seven 7' 1 Buffalds Leading Ford Dealer Taylor-O'Brien Corp. FORD CARS AND TRUCKS LINCOLN-ZIEPHYR CARS OOO UN. 8Ol2 Night Service PA. 4I3I PETROLEUM UTILITIES OIL BURNERS Power Planl Equipmenf Domesfic and lndusirial Oil Burners Air Condifioninq Equipmenf Aulomalic Confrols Wafer Circulafors 365 LEROY AVENUE BUFFALO, N. Y. 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Lef's Ieave fhese haIIs And foIIow where We did nof dare, When younger we Craved company. Exeunf fhe seven dwarfeffes. piroueffing. CURTAIN Dopey Iwho has found his voice, and a very sweef vo-ice if isI holds aloff Snow Whife's pi'cfure: Give ear, give ear, We have iusf one frue dear. Away wifh booics. Come foIIow me. Lef's go fo see 'er. Omnes: Hi, Ho. Hi. Ho, Then off fo courf we go. There's no one here or anywhere To say us no. Exeunf fhe seven dwarfs in Iocic-sfep formafion. CURTAIN ACT III Scene: The Compass, midway befween Creahan Coffage and Curran CasfIe. Af fhe rear is a dais on which may be seen fhe fhrones of fhe prince and princess. Before fhis and occupying fhe main parf of fhe sfaqe .iis a giganfic revolving disc which represenfs a compass. There is a flourish. Enfer fhe Prince and Princess, Iords. Iadies, affendanfs. They arrange fhemselves in a colorful background around fhe Compass. 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Remembering our own ellorls lo com- pose 2OO words on The Farewell Address, we have generously relrained lrom menlioning names. The guolalions are given under lhe lille ol lhe composilion-as we imagine il. Palriolism The blood is composed ol lhree parls-red, while, and blue cor- puscles. Some people have more blue corpuscles lhan olhersg lhese are called lhe' blue bloods. Will-Power An experienced person is one who has overcome many odds and ends. Haunled? The house was pure while wilh green shullersf' Thanks for lhe Memories How delighllul lo lorgel who loughl in lhe war ol I8i2 and why. Higher Educalion There is a vague amounl ol schools in lhe oily. 1 lflonlinued on Page lOll L., Y,f,, page ninely-six U.- T' 'T A MY QQ 3 : 0 : ' iq , Congra fula tions ,-'jr ' c 1 Q - To Kensington s Flrsl: d - Gfa I-'af' H 9 G SS i l'r's an honor fo be a member of Kensingfon High L. X Scl1ool's firsl' gradualing class. You are llme 4 , pioneers who will build Kensingfon lradifion and sef an example for graduaies in fhe years +o come! Q2 You we if fo your school. as well as +0 yourselves. N fo reach for success. Successful young mon in ifEEE5f?ff ' every wall: of life have found lhai' 'the smarf ap- ' pearance of Clo+l'1es-by-Kleinl'lans is e definife 1. 1' assei' . . . we hope you will ioin 'll-mem! X- 0 Q 0 E L 1 A COMPLIMENTS OF James J. Mulloy ancl C. W. Rasmussen V V V L -J page ninefy-seven T' 'T ci-IAS. F. DAMM, Inc. Manufacturing Jewelers CLASS RINGS AND PINS TROPHIES AND ATHLETIC MEDALS Official Jewelers for Kensington High School 703 MAIN ST. WA. 6029 YOU'LL DO BETTER AT ' S T R A T F O R D University Atmosphere. Individual Insfruciion P A T R O N I Z 'E Free Employmen+ Service. Secretarial and Accountancy Courses II2 Io O U R l8I mon+hs of Universify Grade for High School and College Graduafes. A D V E R 'I' I S E R S Intensive short courses I6 to 8 monfhsl in Sfenography and Bookkeeping including Ihe Ii I C I I' , D' I I1 , C I WHO fiiifilffn iiiiiangcfmllnfimeaifirefihig Oiiiilhinis Day and Evening Sessions. Catalog free. Phone CL. 7I28, or write. Nights, Sundays, Holidays Phone GA. 0637 ' Stratford Graduate School 655 Main S+., Opp. Shea's Buffalo l Lk- - J age ninety-eight Compliments of A qriend Q Q, ir' E WEE E A EE AEAAA We E MEWW- I SMITH'S SAFE PHARMACY BAILEY B+ KENSINGTON Cornplimenls of THE UNITED GRAPE PRODUCTS SALES CORP. Largesl Independenl Prescriplion Pharmacy M gt T BUILDING BUFFALO N'Y- In Buffalo Brands: PA- 353l'3632 Rosemary Royal Purple CANISIUS COLLEGE BUFFALO, NEW YORK is an inregral parr OI an inrernarional sysrem OI Educarion which is represenrecl in The Uniled Srales Ioy The following Colleges and Universilies: SPRING HILL COLLEGE, SPRING HILL LOYOLA UNIVERSITY, LOS ANGELES UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY REGIS COLLEGE, DENVER GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY LOYOLA UNIVERSITY, CHICAGO LOYOLA UNIVERSITY, NEW ORLEANS LOYOLA COLLEGE, BALTIMORE BOSTON COLLEGE, BOSTON HOLY CROSS COLLEGE, WORCESTER UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT ROCKHURST COLLEGE. KANSAS CITY SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY THE CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY, OMAHA ST. PETER'S COLLEGE, JERSEY CITY FORDHAM UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK CANISIUS COLLEGE, BUFFALO JOI--IN CARROLL UNIVERSITY, CLEVELAND THE XAVIER UNIVERSITY, CINCINNATI ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE, PHILADELPHIA GONZAGA COLLEGE, SPOKANE SEATTLE COLLEGE, SEATTLE MAROUETTE UNIVERSITY, MILWAUKEE FOSTER'S BICYCLES Will Give You More Service and Longer Salisfacfion NEW AND REBUILT REPAIRING - WELDING 305 Darlrnoufh al Bailey Universiiy 4l65 L. Complimenfs of D O N A L D 'S MENS AND BOYS' WEAR 3I I2 Ba-iley Avenue Buffalo. N. Y. page one hundred KENSINGTONIANS COMPOSE lContinued from Page 96l Added Attractions Theatres have to have some system of ventilation, which prevents people from breathing in foul air. Be lt Ever So Humble The farm animals Ioll contentedly about their respective homes. Spring House-Cleaning The peasants ioined the Roman Mop. Pedigrees A student should always spell his name the same way on records so that the office will lcnow that that was his name before he was born. Thanksgiving Chaucer wrote the 'Cranberry Tale'. Don't Write-Telegraph One Junior qirl in a struqqle to find a synonym for the word colder finally offered: The intensity of the heat de- creases. Disarmament Henry V thought they could win the war in peace. Webster Revised Vaqrant means nice-smelling. Transi- tory means when you are in a trance. Roughing It ' Nowadays if you have no radio your home is not complete. H I GHGATE LUNCH 34:9 BAILEY AVENUE Open Day and Night P. L. THOMPSON, Prop. T TTT T T7 Band and Orchestra Instruments or surrawe QUALITY CONN Brand lnstruments PENZEL-MUELLER Clarinets SELMER lParisl Reed Instruments L LUDWIG Drums EXPERT REPAIRINC5 HICCLEZLLAII xy, f, . gb:--J I'I1LIJ'IC Houfe .5 Wg. 'ff-Ti T -fit!!! i ilgi I l X - sl' 732 MAIN STREET mmm as BUFFALO, nbc WAsu e325 'B Entertainment Headquarters TOP KENSINGTON HIGI-I SCHOOL STUDENTS The Screen's Greatest Attractions PERFECTLY PRESENTED in an Atmosphere of COMFORT, SERVICE and COURTESY We specialize in theatre parties. Call or see the manager ot either theatre tor complete details. It it's a SHEA SHOW . . . II-'s a GOOD SHOW ! I ! S'!.E.l'E. EEIEIIEIQN SHEll'S BAILEY Bailey Ave. at Genesee St. - J page one hundred one 7 ,V .... f 'T All A Rich Ice Cream SOLD WHERE QUALITY COUNTS Wa. 6650 YYY 'fu Pmlc Shmthand Studcb I9 ParIcer'Avenue. Buffalo, New York offers INDIVIDUAL AND CLASS INSTRUCTION IN GREGG SI-IORTI-IAND,TYPEWRITINC5 and Secre'rariaI Science Review and Speed Courses Day and Evening Classes GREETINGS AND BEST WISI-IES MUELLER'S GROCERY 57 VV'arw I-I. S. HAGEN. Propriefor ck Pa 5300 For Your Convenience Foof-X-Ray CORNWELL'S EnroII for Summer Session-July 5 3077 BAILEY AVENUE Fall Session-Sepiember I2 Hours: 9:00-I :3O p. m. Phones AM. I267 Busfer-Brown-Brownbilf . 7:30-9:30 p. rn. 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