Kensington High School - Compass Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Victory Volunteers At the U.S.O .... bending over victory gardens . . . in the war plants . . . teaching First Aid classes . . . at the Red Cross Blood Bank . . . wherever volunteers are needed, we find members of Kensington's faculty doing their share to speed victory. RED CROSS Motor Corps ............., ....,........... M iss Davis Red Cross Drive ,............. ..... M iss Lawler Medical Corps .............................. Miss Seymour llzllissssxgixoeder First Aid Classes ..................... Mrs. Aydelotte MISS Felser Bandages .,.....,,. , ........... Mrs. Iacobs Miss Seymour Miss Kauffman Sewing and Knitting ,.... Miss Frink Mrs. Landsman U. S. O. Miss Miss Miss Miss O.P.A. - -5 Miss Goossen Miss Wall Miss Heacock Miss Walker Miss Mecxch Mrs. Stewart . . Miss Strickland Statt Assistant .......,.... ..,...,........ M iss Lane Blood Donors ' ' M lss Creqhqn Hospital Work ....,....................,..., Miss Dickman MISS Cunnan Merc Hospital rece tionist Miss Kammerer Y ' P Miss Meach Miss Maloney Mr. Mountain Grey Lady. Sisters' Hospital Miss Seymour mlssggfxksbury Home Nursing ...,... ...... ............. M i ss Mack Miss Walker Mrs. Whiston Nutrition Instructor .....,.,........,,.....,... Miss Nesper AIR RAID WARDENS Miss Larrison Mr. Montgomery Miss Creahan Mr. Meegan Mr. Stein Miss Davis Mrs. Iacobs vicroiw GARDENS Miss Kummefef Mr. Alhing Miss Mayer Miss Belden Mr. Smith Miss Creahan Miss Stoesser Mrs. Iacobs Miss Wall Miss Lawler Miss Larrison Miss Westerman Miss Mack Mrs. Lindstrom Mrs. Whiston Miss McCarthy tMany teac Mr. Albing Mr. Bergstrom Mr. Chassin Coast Guard Reserve ........... Stam s and Bonds WAR PLANTS AND INDUSTRIES RATIONING Mrs. O'Day Miss Wall up their summer vacations to work in war plants or other industries.J Miss Davis Mr. Meegan Mr. Kelly Miss Seymour Mr. Larrabee OTHER SERVICES Mr. Smith Mrs. Whiston Mr. Bergstrom. Mr. Pinkow Mrs. Iacobs, Miss Schroeder p ..... . .............. Civil Service Commission .........,............,.. . .....,...... ......,.,..,...,.,............................ , Civilian Chairman, WAC Salvation Army .....,.,................ ..................,....,........,.,.. ..Mr. Gleason Recruiting ............ ...................................,... M iss Meagher ! .............Mrs. Eardman

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As We ee Them A TRIBUTE TO MISS SCHHOEDER With busy hands and a cheerful smile, Miss Schroeder could always be found doing her work in the of- fice and ready to help all those who came to her with requests. Her effi- ciency and excellent work during her seven years spent here, should be an inspiration to all future sec- retaries graduating from Kensington. We deeply regret her leaving at this time, but wish her much success in her new position. OUR FACULTY It is not alone in the classrooms that we see and become acquainted with our faculty. No mat- ter what the activity, the teachers are always willing to cooperate and to show their interest in school affairs. They are on hand to cheer our teams to victory, they sponsor clubs, arrange assembly programs, and help in the production of our yearbook. To them, our sincere thanks for their enthusiastic interest. Left: Charles Dingboom presents a trophy to Mr. Bergstrom from the football team. Lower left: Mr. Montgomery lines up the boys for a Com- pass picture. Lower right: Mr. Albing, Miss Meagher, and Mrs. Hyman help with one of the Bond Drives.

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' n Service Section War Activities To conquer the common toe, to emancipate the en- slaved, the United Nations must fight with strength and spirit as one. They must work together with combined resolution to establish a just and lasting peace and to sow the seeds of liberty throughout the World. Kensington is proud to say that many of her students, either in the armed forces or supporting war activities at home, are participating in this great struggle. Q1-is F ffrim A A' Q, 'f INK IL-1 I nfilhvsf 1 S i gg ' 8 A 1 wx P x lt,' A l my illllgi gy . - I 'W' n