Kensington High School - Compass Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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P.F.C. Iohn Demerly MISGT. IAMES H. COTTER-U. S. ARMY Allied Force Headquarters, North Africa Entered service 1941 Kensington 1939-1941 Commercial Department P.F.C. IOHN A. DEMERLY-U. S. ARMY Vint hill Farms Station Warrenton, Virginia Entered service 1943 Kensington 1940-1943 English and Social Science Departments LT. WILLIAM D. IOYCE-U. S. MARITIME SERVICE New York State Maritime Academy Fort Schuyler Bronx, New York Entered service Kensington 1939-1941 Social Science Department CAPT. ANNE MCILHENNEY-U. S. ARMY W. A. C. l Public Relations North Africa and Italy Entered service 1942 Kensington 1937-1942 Sgt. Willard Sauter Physical Education Department Swimming PVT. NORMAN K. MILLARD-U. S. ARMY Rhoads General Hospital Utica, New York Entered service 1943 Kensington 1937-1943 Social Science Department CAPT. PAUL M. NUGENT-U. S. ARMY Fort Benning, Georgia Entered service 1942 Kensington 1939-1942 Social Science Department CORP. ALVIN RUTSTEIN-U. S. ARMY Camp Crowder, Missouri Entered service 1943 Kensington 1937-1943 Science Department SGT. WILLARD I. SAUTER-U. S. ARMY Pine Camp, New York K Entered service 1943 Kensington 1939-1943 Art Department 7

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DEDICATION When the American youth needed skillful guidance- they answered the call. As educators. their unswerving faith in our abilities, their patience, devotion, and invalu- able advice, stand as beacons of light in a free America. When our country called-they again answered an urgent plea. Knowing that we are threatened by wilful aggressors, they now contribute their unfailing efforts in the protection of the rights and liberties that they had once taught in American schools. They stand as staunch supporters of the four fundamen- tals of democracy . . . freedom of speech and expres- sion . . . freedom of every person to worship God in his way . . . freedom from fear . . . freedom from want. It is indeed an honor for us, the Graduating Class of 1944. to dedicate this Compass to those of our faculty now serv- ing in the armed forces. MfSgt Iames Cotter Capt. Anne Mcllhenney

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HAVING capably guided Ken- sington High School tor the past seven years, Mr. McDonnell has come to be admired and re- spected by everyone at Kensing- ton. A member oi the United States Navy during World War I, he now has two sons in the na- tion's service, one of whom is in the United States Navy: the other is in the United States Maritime Service. Administration THOMAS I. MCDONNELL Principal