Kensington High School - Compass Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1951 volume:

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J GFU'55KUDF' .L-'nuxnl awe Q -QE C31 J3.2G Q -fr: 5555 B II TE IJ e QE u m p a 5 5 iBuhli5beiJ Qnnuallp 3811 jaetn u 1951 3351915561535 'Qilflili IHIHIRTRQJIR HNF TEIWIIILIIZJHUIGIN Ep the Svtuhsnts of singtnniiaigbbrbnnl ffalo, B tk Zintruhuttnnn 0150 015132 Zliibszmz We have chosen as our theme Freedom and Human Rights Democracy s Prlceless Heritage in order to show the achiex ements of man in war and peace Man has learned to use his mind as well as his strength to conquer evil forces and to discover new ways of living Our symbol the Kensington Knight on horseback has been used to persomfy the underlying theme It represents the crusader for defense protector of the accomplishments of man upholder of human rights and preserver of our democracy Each illustration throughout the book portrays a medieval tapestrv contrasting the simple life of primitne man with the American of today who lives with every modern convenience available The strip in the tapestry with the white background depicts the growth and development of man at peace vxhxle the strip with the black discovery of fire we advance upward to the discovery of the atom with man growing in knowledge in the fields of religion art literature music science and invention We are today fighting a crusade to uphold the ideals which vte have expressed in our illustrations and writings Are we the leaders of tomorrow going to allow another black strip to be added to the tapestry or are we going to put our long acquired knowledge to its mtended use and bring religion peace and security to mank1nd'7 aku qw E L L E SCHLD I background depicts the problems of man in time of war. 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J J ' . l xx Xx l Y' XX if Y'-5 Q4-9 MR THOMAS J M DONNILII I wltll deep mcernts Ihr lompfls lpproprlatelx llt'IllC3tt'9 thus ISSUE of 1911 to Thomas ,I McDonnell flrt prlnclpal of Kensington Hlgll School He wa a pioneer who generously accepted and success fully worked out the illffllfllltli' of an lnltlal undertaklng Thls achlewe ment, performed wlth zeal and motnated by an ldC3llStlC splrlt, has glven to the Kensmgton communlty a lastlng educatlonal foundatlon Mr McDonnell had warled endowments which led to splendld at talnments ln many fields but hm chief lnterest was the student body of Kensmgton Hlgll School He had a Qmcere deslre to make the bow and girls together wlth thelr parents proud of esery phase of the achool actlvltles Llke the lmmortal Mr Chips he moulded the puplla lnto good IlllZf'I'lS and outstanding personalltles No job was too great, no he prepared adequately to take thelr places ln llfe able to cope Wltll lts lI'lf'Wltllll9 tasks and ent angling problems He had a practlcal mlnd that made hlm ever wllllng to work hard for the welfare of Kensmgton HN devotedness was the Qprlngboard from Wl1lCl1 hls Quccessora would aaaume a IIOSIIIOII of leadershlp IH all enter PFISCS HN strlct deyotlon to duty was evldenced ln all hls directly es Hc endeax ored to lllfllbll culture and reflnement ln hls constant Xlgll3HCC and klndly understandlng always Il'llI'I'0I'lllg hlgh personal ldeals and strong fonvlctlons The Holy Book lys that he who mbtructs many to justlee shall shine as the stars for all eternlty May the genulne lnterest of Mr Mc Donnell ln the welfare of each lIllllVlfllldl lvoy and glrl be transmitted through the great Nplrll th It wus his May these prlnclples forexer be the pattern of llfe of Kensmgton High School U l t f a s - 1' - . .ns z ' I . . 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He gave untiring service that these 'alittle onesl' might y ' 4 1 1 5 - 4 - v I ' . v BFNIAMIN f XYIIIIQ SIIIIPI 1111011110111 Last September Dr Benjamin C Wrllrs assumed the duties of Superrntendent of Buffalo schools Dr Wrllrs and hrs famrly came here from Yonkers New York where he was held rn the highest regard as an educator He studred at varrous rnstrtutrons of hrgher learning but recerved hrs degree as Doctor of Education at Columbia Unrversrty In hrs visits and assocratrons wrth our schools Dr Wrllrs has been pleased and impressed with the enthusiasm and cooperation shown by teach ers and students alrke He and hrs famrly wrsh to express their gratitude for the courtesres and krndnesses extended to them by the crtrzens of Buffalo Hrs outside interests are many and drversrfred but he especially enioys fishing whenever the rnterscholastrc contests hrs particular favorrte The sportsmanship exhrbrted by players and spectators alike in the heavy rain at this years Bennett Kensington football game greatly lm pressed hrm Dr Wrllrs believes least partially due to the expansion of educational opportunities during the past decade He contends that rf the present pattern of 12 years of educatron were to become the mrnrmum rather than the maxrmum many additional improvements would follow Currently rn Buffalo only 2700 seventeen year olds are in school whrle 4500 sixteen year olds are registered This gives an rndicatron of the tremendous num ber of students who leave hrgh school before graduation One of the students greatest problems rs to understand clearly the relatronshrp between teacher and student which 15 to gurde and develop the growth of us who are to control the future Altogether too often the student mrs rnterprets the lessons of schooldays as a useless nagging rather than a creatrve polishing If the mass of people who were school children 20 vears ago had realized that fact think how drfferent todays world might be How we get our youth objectives of educatron Dr Wrllrs marntarns that thrs will be achreved only throught the ooperatron of the students with therr parents and teachers Thus we will protect and preserve Jur freedoms and expand our respect for dem Jcracys prrceless heritage Por every rrght there rs an rndrvrdual responsrbrlrty and we must re spect our responsrbrlrty We here at Kensington offer Dr Wrllrs our sincere congratulatrons on the manner rn which he has rntegrated the manrfold duties of hrs Jffrce and w1sh hrm a long and successful career rn the Crty of Good Neighbors ai, f . 1 1 A I Aa JJ L . y Q, 1 ' , y 1 . . . . . , ' . . . L . . r Y Y , . l ' occasion permits. An avid sports fan, he finds to realize this significance is one of the key , , , .. ' ' . ' ' 1 ,, ' . ' ' . . . 1 ' ' 1 'I f . ' . - 'I . . 1 H . yn . N . I . v - y Q, . . . Our Deputy Superlntendent has led a very colorful llfe Pe was born on a farm ln Ohxo and recelved hxs elementary educatlon IH the llttle country school house After teachlng sxx years ln hlS home state he came to New York and taught flrst rn Rome then ln Schenectady came to Buffalo The call of educatlon however was not the reason for h1s commg here During the Flrst World War Mr Good was a paymaster In the Unlted States Navy It was ln th1s capacity that he was statloned ln Buffalo From then on he was a commerclal teacher at Hutchlnson Hlgh he was a conflrmed Buffalonlan For ten years School F01 many years he served on the com mlttee for the preparatlon of our examlnatlon papers ln both the elementary and the secondary schools From 1923 to 1948 Mr Good was a lecturer 1n Accounting and Buslness Education at Mlllard Flllmore College and the Unlversxty of HARRY I I OOD Deputy Supermtendent Buffalo In 1933 he was appo1nted to the Depart ment of Commerclal Educatlon ln the Board of Educatlon He served ln the post for four years and then became Assistant Superlntendent to Dr Bapst Mr Good holds the degrees of B C S from New York Unlversxty B S from the Um versxty of Buffalo and M A also from the Umverslty of Buffalo The educatlonal assocla tlons in whlch he has membershlp are New York State Teachers Association Associated Prlnclpals of New York State Councll of School Superm Teachers Assoclatlon of whlch he acted as Secretary from 1932 to 1938 and as Presldent ln 1939 and the National Educatlon Association In 1919 our genlal Deputy Superlntendent married a Buffalo glrl and together they raised two flne chlldren Mr Good enjoys traveling by automoblle and campmg Hls favorite spots for amplng are xn the Alleghenles and the Adlron dacks He also enJoys playxng golf Other sports whlch Mr Good takes pleasure 1n playlng are basketball and volleyball and he hkes to watch hockey . Q A l l and Uticag and finally in September, 1922, he tendents, State of New Yorkg Eastern Business IUIUISY I Pl 1 tue w tuds tln llldbltfllltalf' o tnna me tan trau the Qllllllllg threads of food lc :der lnp These are the far reaelnng auompllslnnent of tht founder- of I'tllgl0Il the prophet- the Nami and the be-t rulerg of the people Our country IS fortunate to haxe been dominated for the moat part ln leader who were motnated ln the hlgllPNl ldeallsm The frlnnn of the g0XPI'lllllPl1l under wsluel me lne the se rx war- Ill ssluelm me were englged dlsplayed tlxelr elfle- des otlon to the rights of the lllflltldllcll and to a full fl0VNPI'lllg of ln'- latent poaellnlxtlea Thu- ln tru ating an atmo-phf re IP xslnth we tlllrllllf our formatnc NPIT'-4 lc :rn to cllerlsll tht Ideal ol denlotruy and to att Ill urord mu wntll its prlnuples our 'ltllllllllNlI'lll0'l IN l'0ll0VNlIlg tln example of tlle n Nt mt no n 1 t letters of all tnne if In fn 9, FAl.TI5CO Q D , , t I l,if sz il stry. 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K6llblllgLOll It lb one ol the b1g events 111 your llfe and I WlSh to Joxn youx p3.I61ltS teachels and f119DdS 1n congratulatlng you Most of you vull soon be looklng 101 so1ne klnd of QITI ployment others w1ll contmue thexr formal eclucatlon 1n colleee G1ve some SP1 lous thought to youl cholce because ll may veell 1161911111110 yOlll whole fllllllll One of the lmportant reasons fox your educatlon w is to help you marie 1151111 ClCClSlOl1S Your parents teachers and splrltual advlsoxs all hope that Ill yOll1 cholce of a vocat1on you vull obtam happmess Alva 1ys keep lll mlnd that success cannot be measured ent1rely by a pay check The love and esteem of XOUI famlly frlends and the commumty ln WhlCh you llve IS '1 far bettu c11te1 lon Our graduates of the past have lxved up to ou1 expectauons I know the class of 1951 w1l1 carry on' S1nce1 ely up 1' 1? .31 FfQ -EQ- I E sc.:-m.o 17 5 J rt X . VO ll IC 'I I f , X . Av ,Q I' X ' I .... ' 73' A Pkmoma. MR JOHN N LHASSIN We are happy to Welcome Mr Chassm as the Prlnclpal of Kenslnfton Hlgh School Havlnv been Asslstant Prlnclpal ot our school slnce lts openlng ln 1937 he lS known to all of us as an admlnlstrator who possesses wlsdom courage dlgmty and lntegrlty Students and teachers allke have long appreclated h1s understandmg and sympathetlc asslstance ln solvlng thelr many problems Mr Chassln IS a graduate of Hutchmson Hlgh School and Buffalo Normal School In addxtxon he earned both a bachelors and a masters degree from Canlslus College He has held the posltlon of Prmclpal ln Allentown Hlgh School and was later head of the sclence department nn South Park High School As Princlpal of K8HSlHgt0D High School Mr Chassln s mam ObJ8Ct1V8 along wxth our teachers IS to glve the youth of today a r1ch and full educatlon He not only works dlllgently toward thls goal but he encourages the part1c1pat1on of all students ln some form of sports to develop the body the mlnd and the character In h1s lelsure tlme Mr Chassln hlmself lndulges xn several sports lncludlng golf and bo vlmg Another of h1s avocatlons IS flshlng An avld reader h1S taste ranges from the classlcs to the works of contemporary authors Fundamentally however he IS a student of human nature with a genume ab1l1ty to put himself ln the posltlon of the other person Keen ln h1s Judgments and falr ln hxs dec1s1ons Mr Chassin promotes freedom and human rlghts ln all the actlvltles of our school w . . , . . . . 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W' rw MR JOHN J MEEI AN Asslstrmt Prmczpal hattan project later revealed as the A Bomb Mr Meegan expresses h1s humllzty and gratltude for h1s h1m by teachers and students alike In concluslon we w1sh The appomtment of M John J Meegan as ass1stant punclpal of Ken smgton met wlth wldespread approval HIS sparkllng personallty and cool efffl cxency have made him a popular success Mr Meegan b6ll6Y6S that too few students partlclpate rn extra currlculal act1v1t1es He contends that taklng ad vantage of these oppo1tun1t1es w1ll re move any 1nd1iferent att1tude a student may have toward school His e peeve IS that so many students regard the offlce as a place to avold H1s doox lS always open to any student W1Shll1g to present h1s problems and everyone w111 recelve careful conslderatlon Hxs after school hours are ma1n1y con cerned w1th h1s charmlng vufe and thelr four chlldren Hls dlverse lnterests 1n clude hlS machme shop golf bowllng and horseback I'ld1I'lg Dllrlllg the last war he had the umque project Because of top secrecy he wasn t aware of lt but h1s work was on the Man new pos1t1on and the COOD81'2.t10ll shown h1m contlnued success 1n a Job well done The offlce here at Ken 1S the focal polnt of school busmess Schedules attendance records assem bly planmng and other essentlal dutles are planned and checked here 'Ihe tremendous task of co ordlnatmg these act1v1t1es IS dlrected bv MISS Lehde Her competence and pleasmg manner have made her popular w1th all of us No mattex how rmportant or rushed her task may be she IS always ready and w11l1ng to help us w1th our problems She IS ably asslsted by Mrs Hynes and Mrs Guarnaccla who deserve our SIHCCTE praise for thexr capable eff1c1ency m gllldlllg the wheels of school orgamzatlon gulf Mrs Patricia B Hvnes Florence R Lehde tAdm1nistr'1t1ve Assistantl Mrs Italia N Cnarnaccla -V , - A - ' r. . n' y . - .- - - . 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SCS-301507 BFFALO IQAQFITC 'ffl Guldance IS an act1v1ty Wh1Ch lays the fo11nda DIOR fox a useful and successful l1fe Proper guldance GQUIDS us to meet llfes challenffe wlth W1Sd0m and foreslght Mxss Kennedy Mlss Qulnn and Mr McMahon our guldance counselors are always busy because the Ken students reallzlng that proper vocatlonal adjustment IS a prequlslte for happy and lntelllgent c1t1zensh1p are con t1nually seek ng 1nformat1on from them The work of our counselors IS carefully planned and beglns w1th the puplls IH the Blghth grade Each potentxal hlgh school student IS acquamted w1th our school and 1ts opportumtles 1n a pro gram especlally arranged by our gu1dance staff When these DUDIIS reach Kenslngton they are further gulded 1nto the courses whlch su1t thelr 1nd1v1dual talents Freshmen however are not the only students GUID AN L E Mr MMahon Boys Counselor Miss Quinn Miss Kennedy Girls Counselors who seek gmdance The doo1s of the guldance Off1CC are always open to everyone Some students requlre a1d 1n solvlng schedule problems some are undeclded what thelr l1fe work should be whlle stlll others ask help 1n lmprovlng thelr scho1ast1c record As a spec1al servlce to Jumors and Senlors the counselors 1nv1te representat1ves of each profess1on to tell us the advantages and dlsadvantages of thelr respectlve careers The counselors also supply 1nterested students Wlth data concernmff the college of thelr cho1ce These and many other problems are glven the klnd and understandmg cons1derat1on whlch makes the students scholastlc hfe happler The student body of K6DSlDgtOH Hlgh School W1Sh6S to express the1r appreclatlon to the Guldance Counselors for thelr untlrlng efforts to prepare us for our future llfe frllllldlll 1 Uffu e MilHll0fS N1 b1I'llOI1 S Kaiser A Hobson B Saydlowskl J I-.irshner CUC TD mvflfnne WHA' 'VO W - vnu vo oo foe mt. 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X I , 1 , - , V V I 1 ' , ww 'D M 4 WM 'ff my v-on an , ' 'W 91 1 wx rwwvmm r-uw-m h A 1 1 ENGLISH and DSRAMATICS Lou1se F Belden Mary C Belknap Ruth C Cull1ton Helen H Evans Do11s L Fl1erl FALULTY MarJor1e D Fr1nk June B Johns Irene S Johnson Margaret M Mack Ann I Maloney ENGLISH Ruth P Newman Br1d1e S ODay M Agnes Scanlon Mlldred L Stewart Lo111se Str1ckland Because our mother tongue 1S a Vltal tool for rlght thmkmg and clear expresslon 1n our dem ocracy the department of Engllsh and dramatlcs at Kensmgton endeavors to teach the students to read wr1te speak nd llsten Wlth understandmg and prec1s1on Through a knowledge of our language and 1ts llterature We ga1n a genume apprec1at1on of Freedom and human r1ghts democracys pr1ce less herltage DRAMATILS AND PUBLIL SPILAKINF In drama classes b9S1d6S pantom1ne and 1m and trles to brmg the theater and 1ts culture provlsatlons hlstory of the theater IS studled Th1s lncludes everythlng from Greek traged1es to the latest ROUGIS and Hammerste1n product1on Stage structure costummg and make up are also mcluded 1n the course M1ss Strlckland our chlef Thesp1an keeps the classes actlve and 1nterest1ng closer to the student In Publlc Speaklng classes D01 e and self confldence are gamed Correct parlxamentary procedure and debatmg are also lmportant The toplcs range from fore1gn pollcy to Spflng fash 1ons All 1n all publlc orat1o IS a very benef1c1al and enjoyable subject w . . . . . .. , . . 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SOCIAL STUDIES AND LANGUAGES Faculty Social Studies Irma M Dickman Mar1on M McKeon Norman K Millard Edlth E Stokoe Robert J Finnegan Helen K Goossen Catherine C Keele Verna G Walker Cheryl C Lindstrom William White Theresa E McCarthy SOCIAL SIIJNLS nomic World we valiantly strive to understand the pattern of the past and the problems of the present As the glorious tapestry of World and Amerlcan Hlstory is spread before us we learn all thats possible for that Amerlcan History III final The story of civilization teaches us how the successes and mistakes of the past may m fluence our freedom and human rights today Iaculty Languages I enore Dunlavev Margaret Kenny Margaret K McCarthy Helen L Tewksbury Catherine T Valente Ruth Westerman lANtUAbLS freedom of speech we aim in our study of foreign languages to cultivate a general languaee sense that w1ll lead to more effective self expression ln our own tongue Our knowledge of the speech and customs of modern nations contributes to our international understanding and sympathy while classical languages acquaint us with the origins of Western culture which as a nation we ale novt so anxiously trying to preserve 1 . 1 i '. S ' 1 4,1 . i . - - ' L' 1 C1 IV W 1 1 W ' Y 1 N L. A , L 1 7 n, Beginning with the refresher course of Eco- To exercise to the fullest our precious right of 3 Y . ' , 5 Q V . . 17 MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Faculty Mdth6lll3llL Anne Connors Agnes J Creahan Grace Druar Norman J Hayes Martin M Larrabee Vlfglnla E Mayer Margaret M McGee Mary R Steudle Irene E Wall MATHEMATICS lfaculty SCICIICC Angelo C Alalmo Herbelt L Albmg Ellzabeth M Davlson Irene J Eardman Angelo Glanturco Leon E Haynes Lena K Landsman Thomas D Mountaln Helen Van Natter Your thlnklng may be dlrect or 1nd1rect but your concluslon must be Q E D Your speech may be lacomc or loquaclous but the geometry teacher asks Your ChO1C6 of solutlon may be logarlthms or slide rule but the answer must be exact yes even as to slgn and declmal polnt Geometrlcally speaklng Kens math teachers may be counted upon to g1ve proof pos1t1ve Here the comphcatlons of theorems become relatlvely s1mpl1f1ed In our progress from elementary algebra to the numerlcal stratosphere of SO11d geometry and advanced algebra our mstructors ln mathematxeal maglc are unsurpassed After our math courses we are qulck to agree that two and two will forever equal four SCIENCE Sclence seeks the truth and the truth shall make you free Only through knowledge of true facts and concepts can man arr1ve at a true understandlng of h1mse1f and h1S relatlonshlp to h1S env1ronment and hxs fellow men To make some progress toward th1s end we str1ve 1n our sclence courses at Kenslngton 18 . 1 . , '-- ' 'S , 4 , Y w , r l v . . 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COMMERCIAL Faculty Bernadette S Corcoran Sadie E Kauffman John F Reilly Dorothy Coveney Rose M Keichei Thomas D Richards Esther L Fink Mary F Misercola Marion A Ruby Rachel B Jacobs Clara M Panzica Genevieve R Steffan Mary O Svxayze In our commercial department the fundamentals of typewritmg and shorthand are presented bookkeeping and business arithmetic are taught Whlle the seniors study secretarial practice and learn the operation of varlous office machines A graduate in the Com mercial or Secretarial course passes all the knowledge required of an Since the protection of freedom and human rights in the present day involves so many things like forms typed in trlpllcate returns on net income the understandinv of basic laws the pricing of commodities and written records of all transactions our commercial teachers give their students the knowledge and skills which will enable them to perform competently their first Jobs in the buslness world These same skills will help the students to advance step by step ln their usefulness to the community and in benefits to themselves 10 efficient secretary or office assistant. . , . 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ART, MUSIC, HOME ECONOMICS, INDUSTRIAL ARTS Faculty Art Faculty MUSIC Faculty Home FCOHOIIIICS Ethel M C Davls Wlulam Pmkow Catherme J Hyman Raymond F Flsher MarJor1e M Townsend Ehzabeth H Meach Faculty llllflllNtI'l3l Arts elen M Nesper Legnard S1k0ra Naoml K StOeSSeI' ART In our art department we try to grve a knowl edge of art and 1ts value ln our contacts wxth da1ly l1fe whether ln the selectlon of the home we l1ve 1n the fulnlture we choose to hve wrth the clothes we wear or all the convemences and utenslls we use The beglnners get an opportunlty to survey by partlclpatlon the varlous aspects and appllca t1ons of art They draw pamt and deslgn for def1n1te purposes They study dlfferent crafts and learn to model carve and create 1n varxous ways covers the arts through the ages such as arcln Lecture costume furmture palntrng and the work of great axtlsts and craftsmen We try to coordmate our WOlk w1th all posslble school act1v1t1es makmg posters and advertlsmg materlal for games exhrbxtlons meetlngs and .plays We make scenery and collaborate wlth the drama and the musrc departments MUSIC The centers of musrcal learmng here at Ken extend from MISS Townsends A Cappella Cholr classes 1n the audltorrum to the organlzed con fusion of the band and orchestra rehearsals 1n Mr Pmkow s Penthouse 501 Those ot us who are m any of these act1v1t es can attest to the ab1l1ty of our two lnstructors and the knowledge they lmpart The vltal role of muslc 1n our democracy IS clearly understood and expressed 1D our muslc courses HOME ECONOMICS In these rooms known only to the glrls our future housekeepers learn the dos and don ts of homemakmg Under thelr capable lnstructors the glrls progress from borlmg water to concoct 1ng the most palatable of cuhnary dellghts T the rhythm of Cllcklng scrssors and the purrlng of sewlng machlnes they learn to transform bolts of maternal mto attractlve wearmg apparel INDUS l RIM AR'l S Industrlal Arts has numerous lmmedlate obgec trves and alms among vthlch we may 11st a knowledge of materlals and tools but a goal much more lmportant than any of these IS the student and the development w1th1n h1m of good Clt 1zensh1p and CIVIC 1espons1b1l1ty rhereby 1ncreas mg h1S understandlng of a pre rous herltage Freedom and human rrghts 5: ii' l A . 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I.- .. , 1 - k for il 5lU'I'4'rrflll life of N-rxi1'e. Unligkv those days. ll0W't'YPl'. the PS!-31'Ill'l' f ' - -- ' ' - - 1 X' 5 1 ll I ' I xl 'r- .S - 1 Q v L. . 44 'H V 4 1 . . ' ' -' 1 1 - u v y ' . 1 - -- '. sl, ,,' .. .lp gps 5..l ,. V. . F-h -' .L 1 4 1 4 - A - L 1 .L t A 1 1' 0 'U .-sf M H... ---- ff' HI' -hx .1 U . - - - - - -F-in 'HG AL 1 I Em we Qzswxx mm iff- T -xr X 0 EI G Q - E L H f eL .g ,.:z, 11 ,15 4 ,G imp ' 1' ' uf' ' ' ' ' ' 1..ur.:.u.a'.s-:I -4 :T 3 V f Q vi 1 f Q f seewfvll SENIOR OFFILERS Seated Jon Kron Patrlcla O Rourke Marcia Powell Standing Margaret Volk Frank Vogel Jack Ault MHYCIZ Powell Marclas sunny d1spos1t1on and frlendly manner have alve ays endeared her to our hearts It 1S any wonder then that she was se lected as our Vlce Pres1dent'P Although she does not boast of havlng even a drop of Klllarney ln her blood her twlflkllllg toes added much to the Irlsh J1g on St Patrlcks Day Marcla also was one of those preclsloned lassles who marcbed so admlrably at our football games wxth the flashlnff smlle and the Wlfllllng person allty was chosen to be a representatlve of her class Pat s exuberance also has made her a star ln sports such as basketball and volleyball Her 1ob IS to take the mmutes of our class meetlngs and to carry on all correspondence As a reward for her loyal devotlon to after school sports she IS the proud possessor of a Gold K Peggy Volk Our charmlng Glrls Marshal IS a fam1l1ar flgure to all Ken students Peggy a leader of her class ln scholarshlp as well as an enthuslast 1n dramatlcs has appeared on our stage several tlmes L1ke our Secretary she 1S the owner of a Gold K earned by contlnued partlclpatlon ln after school sports Jon Kron Our genlal Presldent has proved hun self worthy to be the ch ef representatlve of h1s class He has handled the affalrs of the senlors Wlth calmness and wlsdom Jon IS equally able on the basketball cour Thls year he strongly alded our team ln the completlon of a successful season Jon IS also good at hls school work We are proud to have such a versatlle and popular young man as our President sue to see our Treasurer Frank Vogel rrank IS an exceptlonally honest and trustvnorthy fellow he has been elected to th1s offlce for the second year Our lllustrxous Treasurer lS also an honor student Moreover he IS an lmportant member of our champlonshxp Tennxs Team and IS an outstandlng basketball player Jack Ault If you happen to be vwalkmg along the corrldors and see a tall broad shouldered boy towerlng above the m1ll1ng crowd you have Just gllmpsed our shy unassumlng Boys Marshal Jack must have been born a leader for he was also the co captaln of our w1nn1ng football team Marshal Ault lS well llked by all h1s classmates and teachers l Patricia O'Courke-Once again that Irish colleen Frank Vogel-If you want to pay your dues be 24 CL ASS HISTORY It was that fateful day in September And long we shall remember Our first bewlldering day at Ken Twas moral support we longed for then Entering Kensington in September 1947 we were warmly greeted by our new principal Mr Charles Monan who promptly told us to have no fear of the upperclassmen We tried to believe him but somehow had our doubts when we were very sternly instructed to carry a load of trays in the cafeteria or else' The flrst actlvlty on the agenda of our social calender was the Hal lowe en Party lfor girls onlyr Forgetting our restrlcted calorie 11st we devoured mounds of cake and ice cream We were entertained by such notables as Mickey Parisi Corky Vkheelock and Janet Fogelsonger Turning our eager eyes to sports we found our cross country team almmg toward winning the much coveted Columbia Cup Although me didnt quite make it the boys on the team were spurred on by Frosh Tom Zebold Dave Johnson Leigh Relchert and Carl Roesch Soon we began seeing boys going through all mised that it must be none other than our fab ulous football team doing their daily dozen Audaclous freshmen were B111 Cunlus and Ed Faber Soon we were hearing strains of the Hallelujah Chorus and the Glorious echoing through the corridors reminding us that Saint Nick would soon be here At our annual pageant r 1-75-,H we were surprised and pleased to find Jack McMahon as one of the soloists Assisting him were B111 McTigue Joe Hartrich Bill Wallace and Tom Lysiak Our January exams successfully dismissed to the past we focused our attention on swimming Remember the meets we used to attend feeling like so many sard1nes But it was well worth it for our fanatic mermen were shattering records left and right with the help of Jim Barry Noel Eberz Dick Schmitt and Neil Mahoney For a successful year in sports we proudly accepted the Williams Trophy The girls not to be outdone by the boys had a notable year also Outstanding sports enthusiasts were Ma donna Shea Jeri Keating Shirley Mammot Dolores Furbo Janice Selbert Sue Haun and Nancy H111 After much to1l1ng through exams we learned that Peggy Volk had won the Fresh man Attainment Medal Thus we had ended our After enjoying a much needed vacation We began the old grind again but with lighter hearts for now we had one less flight of stairs to climb which certalnly makes a difference when you are toting a world history book 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RUNILYI-KRIIL .I XBBUNXNDU lollege Science All Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 4 Christ mas Pageant 1 2 4 French Club 1 Biology 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Base ba 1 2 4 Tennis 1 Vollevhall 2 3 4 Horseback Rldlng 1 4 Cltv Planning Awards 3 4 New York State Instltute of Applied Arts and Sciences Dental Hygiene NURNIIN W KID IN Hum nd l O tra Christmas Pageant 1 2 3 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Marching Band 1 2 3 School Program 2 4 Eastman School of Muslc Mislc Rl I HB l allege Nueme 10 Honor Rolls Chorus 2 3 4 Christ mas Pageant 2 3 4 Biology Cluo 2 Siempre Amlgas HlY 3 l Water Carnival 1 Rldlng 3 Skating Basketball 4 Deaconess Hospital Nursing, I I 'N W Xl Su remrml 2 Honor Rolls Commerce Club Journalism Club 4 YTeen Club Public Speaking Club 3 Swimming Water Show 1 Baseball 1 2 4 Voll ball 1 Riding 3 4 Roller Skating Bowling 4 Compass Staff 4 Athle Office Monitor 4 Buffalo State Teachers College C eneral Elementary Teaching JOHN N -XLLLN General Intramural Football 2 3 4 In mural Baseball 3 4 History Forum 4 Washington Dav Assemblv 4 X Ray Technician IRENE ANASTASI Home Economics 12 Honor Rolls: A Cappella Choir, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Pageant, 2, 3, 4' Home Economics Club 1' Secretary, 1' Pres- ldent, 23 Spanish Club, 1: Ad Club 21 Basketball, 1, 2 3' Water Show, 1: Volleyball 1, 2, Badminton, 1 2: St. Patrick's Day 2, 3: Spring Play Miss Cherry Blossom 2' Visual Aids 1 2' Parents Night 2 3, 4. Tailoring. MARGARET E. AXDRE5 Fine Arts Chorus, 1, 25 Christmas Pageant, 1, 2: Sketch Club, 1: Studio Club, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club, 23 Compass Co-Art Editor, 43 Water Carnival, 1: Swimming, 1: Baskeball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball, 2, 3, 43 Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Art Staff, 2, 3, 43 Assembly Decorations, 2, 33 Buffalo Teachers Federations Contest. 35 Merit Certificate in Art, 2, 3. Syracuse University: Commercial Art. 15? f Qi .,,,' i ff' 5 .- lf ff- 5. S, NURNI-X R XXI NT qecrelurml 2 Honor Rolls Home Economics Club 2 Secretary 2 Commerce Club 4 Journalism Club 4 History Forum 2 Basketball 1 2 Volleyball 1 2 3 Ba ball 1 Badminton 1 2 Tennis 3 4 Horseback Riding 2 Bowling 4 Com pass Staff 4 International Academy Modeling JUINNI' TI INTHUNY Nllfflllfllll 2 Honor Rolls History Forum 2 Home Economics Club 2 Commerce Club 2 Treasurer 3 Y Teen Club l 2 3 Ken Senior Glrls Hi Y 3 4 Chaplain 4 Basketball 2 Badminton 2 Bowling 2 3 4 Secretarial Staff 4 Baseball 2 3 Volleyball 1 2 Ken Kev Notes 4 St Patricks Day Program 4 International Academy Modeling, N VI I fullagf Szumr' nd 1 2 O estra 1 Senior Boys Marshal Intramural Foot b 1 2 3 4 Football 2 Varsity 3 4 CoCapt'1ln 4 All High 4 Intra mural Track 1 2 4 Track 1 Varsity 2 3 4 Co Captain 4 Baseball 3 4 Armistice Day Program 1 University of Notre Dame Physical Education NIXRXIN R IXLIROID Huunus Art and Poster Club 2 3 History Forum 3 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball 3 4 Activities Office 4 State Teachers College Teaching WUI IS B-1RB4llx I allege Science 8 Honor Rolls Band 1 2 3 4 Int mural Football 1 2 3 4 Champs 4 Intramural Baseball 4 Marching Band 3 4 University of Buffalo Pharmacy BETTY H. BARR Secretarial Chorus, 1, 2: Christmas Pageant, 1, 2' Home Economics Club, 2: Commerce Club, 4' Y-'1'een Club, 2, 3, 43 Wat Show, 2' Horseback Riding 1' Volle - ball, 2, 33 Rollerskating, 3: Baseball, 2, 3: Basketball 2 3. Bryant and Stratton' Secretarial Work. GERALD r.BARRY College Science ghfss Club, 2: Ilntrarnural FOCt5Zi.ll: 2, New York Institute 'of Applied Arts ant! Sciences: Certified Public Accountantl JAMEb S BARRY College .Science Intramural Swlmmlng 1 2 3 Swl mlng 1 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Unlted States Coast Guard Academy Marine Engineering RAYMOND F BARTH General Track l Intramural Football 4 Intramural Baseball Unlted States Marines GERALD A BATY Engineering 4 Honor Rolls Bowling Club 2 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Football Varslty 4 Intramural Track 1 2 4 Track 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 4 University of Wyomlng Forest Ranger JAMEB l- BAULR College Science Cross Country 2 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Newspaper Prlntlng RICHARD H. BEBBER Engineering Intramural Football 1 2 3 4' Intra- mural Baseball 3 4' Bowling Club 1 United States Navy. RICHARD P. BECHT Engineering 2 Honor Rolls: Intramural Football, 1 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball, 2: Intra- mural Basball, 3, 4: Baseball, 3, 4. Unlverslty of Buffalo: Journalism. M. ALEXANDRA BELL College Science 3 Honor Rolls: Monitors Club, 4: Sec- retary, 4: Ken Senior Glrls' I-Il-Y, 3, 4: Bowl ng, 11 Volleyball, 1: Baseball, 13 Library Monitor, 4. Millard Flllmore Hospital: Nursing. AlDRl:.Y J BERNARD Business Chorus l Christmas Pageant l Swim ming 1 2 3 4 Bowling 1 4 Volley ball 1 Homeroom Cheerleader l Bryant and Stratton Office Work l0NSTANLh J BESSILY Secretarial 5 Honor Rolls Chorus l 2 3 4 Christ mas Pageant 1 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 Debate Club 2 Journalism Club 2 History Forum 2 3 4 Commerce Club 4 Strickland Troupers 2 S'gma Phi Pl H1 Y 3 4 Basketball 1 Bowl ing 4 Tennis 4 Football Sklts 3 Junior Day Program 3 Speech Choir 3 4 Thanksgiving Program 4 Veterans Hospital Program 4 Parents Night 4 University of Buffalo Business Administration Sl ZANNE M BEST follege Science Chorus 2 Christmas Pageant 2 Volley ba 1 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Hiking 3 Bowling 4 Bike Rldlng 3 Deaconess Hospital Nursing ANNA MARIE. BIANCI-ll Busuu .ss Chorus 2 3 4 Christmas Pageant 1 4 Homeroom Cheerleader 2 Slempre Amlgas I-Il Y 3 4 Comptometer School Office Work JEAN L. BlLGER College Science Blology Club 2' Home Economics Club. l' Volleyball l 2 3, 4' I-Ilklng 1 2 3' Tennis 2' Badminton 1' Baseball 1 2, 3 4' Bowling 1 2 3 4' Tumbling 4' Bike Hiking 3' Girls Drlll Team 3 4' Gold K Award. Meyer Memorial Hospital' Nursing. JOAN R. BILGER College Science Blology Club, 2: Volleyball, l, 2, 3, 4: Hiking, 1, 2: Badminton, 2: Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling, 1, 2, 4: Tumbllng, 4: Girls' Drill Team. 3, 4: Gold K Award. Meyer Memorial Hospital: Nursing. BARBARA A. BIRKBY College Science 1 Honor Roll: Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 1: Christ- mas Pageant, l, 2, 3, 4: History Forum. 2: Dramatic Club, 3, 4: Debating Society. 3: Sigma Phl Pl H1-Y, 3, 4: Treasurer. 4: Ken Ad Club, 2: Swimming, 1, Volley- ball, l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity, 1: Basketball, 1. 2, 4: Horseback Riding, 1: Baseball, 1. 3. 4: Bowling, 3, 4: Choral Speaking Group. 3, 4: Compass Staff, 4: Football Assem- blles, 4: Parents' Night Program, 4: Thanksgiving Assembly, 4: Junior Day Assembly, 3: Spring Play, 4: Clty Plan- ning Certificate, 2: Girls' Drill Team. 4: Home Room Cheerleader, 2. Unlverslty of Buffalo: Nursing. .IO-KN Nl Bl -U RBI RN Business 2 Honor Rolls History Forum 2 Ger man Club 2 Basketball 2 3 Powers Modeling School Model ng BPRNII F I' Bl Alxrlfif General Chorus 4 Christmas Pageant 4 S'gma P Pl HlY 4 Bowling 3 4 Girls Drlll Team 3 4 Bryant and Stratton Business RUNFMARIF H Bl FRN Serrelurml 5 Honor Rolls Chess Club l Y Teen Club 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Projection Staff l 2 3 4 Swimming Water Show 1 2 3 4 Life Saslng l 2 Volleyball 4 Basketball 1 Horse back Rldlng 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Bike Hiking 3 Glrls Drill Team Secretarial Work fLARENCE R BUJI' Engine:-ring 9 Honor Rolls Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Champs 4 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 Intra mural Track 1 Unlverslty of Buffalo Engineering SUSAN F BOJF Secretarml 4 Honor Rolls Dramatic Club 2 Com merce Club 4 Volleyball 3 4 Tennis 3 Badminton 2 3 Baseball 3 4 Com pass Staff 4 St Patrlcks Day Program 4 Shorthand Award 2 Secretarial Work I AROI H BORI ll NSlxl Home Eumomus Lhorus l 2 3 4 Christmas P geant 23 3 41 Home Economics Club 1 Volley a Nursing DOIN I As N BOTH-VVI College SCIFIKW 7 Honor Rolls Intramural Football l 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Ad vertlslng Staff 1 2 3 Ad Club 3 Automobile Mechanics an an 41 2 ew? pain JXNFT -X BIJWFN .Secretarial 10 Honor Rolls Home Econornlcs Club 2 Commerce Club 4 Sigma Phl Pl H1 Y 3 4 Corresponding Secretary 4 Swllnmlng l 2 Water Show 1 Volley ball 2 Horseback Riding 2 3 Short hand Award 2 Secretarlal Work II L D HUYI Sw-remrml l Honor Roll Chorus 1 Commerce Club 4 Swimming 1 Bas ball 2 3 Bryant and Stratton Secretarlal Work R il-Rl ll Blllll lnllvgv Suvnu Christmas Pageant 4 Biology Club 3 Dramatic Club 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Intramural Swimming l 2 Swimming l 2 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Armlstlce Day Assemblies 24 3 Football Sklts 4 Spring Program United States Navv Radar Technician EI UNL M BRAIN Ser-retnrml History Forum 2 Commerce Club 4 Home Economics Club 2 Vce Pres ld nt 2 Senlor Girls HlY 2 3 4 Y Teen Club 1 2 3 Basketball 1 Bad mlnton 1 Baseball 2 3 Bowling 3 Llbrary Monitor 3 Ken Kex notes 4 Bryant and Stratton Secretarial Work RUBFRTC BRAEVNVR fill? Arie Intramural Football l 2 3 4 Intra mural Swimming 3 Varsltv Swimming 4 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Track 4 Compass Staff 4 Drafting Adtertlsement BARBARA -X BRXNIN lnllege Arls 7 Honor Rolls Home Economics Club 4 Journalism Club 4 Volleyball 1 Horseback Riding 1 3 4 Skating 3 Tennis 3 Badmlnton l Baseball 4 Bowling 4 State Teachers College Elementary Teaching sl I-KNNE R BRFNNUN College Arts ll Honor Rolls bhorus 1 Home Eco nomlcs Club 1 2 Journalism Club 4 Sigma Phl Pl Ht Y 4 Volleyball 2 Horseback Rldlng 3 4 Skating Bowling 1 4 Basketball l Bryant and Stratton: Secretarlal Work. JUS!-PH A BRUHRMAN Follege Scaence Baseball 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 Basketball 3 Intramural Basket ball 3 4 Intramural Football 1 2 Columbia Universxty Journalism C ARI FHPODORL BRUFFRMAN College .Sclence 3 Honor Rolls Intramural Football l 2 3 4 Football Manager 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Intramural Baseball 3 Intramural Track 2 Compass Staff 4 Armlstlce Day Assembly 1 Unlvelslty of Svracuse Journal' m CAROL A BRUNNER College Sczencc Hxstory Forum 2 4 Dramatic Club 3 Journalism Club 4 German Club 2 Sigma Phi Pl Hl Y 3 4 Y Teen Club 2 Swlmmlng 1 Horseback Rldlng 1 3 4 Skating 4 Badminton 1 4 Base ball 4 Bowling 3 4 Unlverslty of Buffalo Psychology NANI Y M BUR1 FR Sec relurlul History Forum 2 Dramatlcs 2 Com merce Club 4 Ken Senior Glrls Hl Y 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Volleyball l 2 3 4 Varsity 3 Basketball 3 4 Varsity 4 Tennis 2 Bowllng 3 4 Badminton 2 Tumbling 4 Girls Marching Drill 3 4 Gold K Award Compass Photo graphy Staff Rochester Institute of Technology Retalllng FERALDIIXE M BURZAK College Sczence Honor Rolls Ken Senior Girls Hi Y Dramatlcs 2 Latin Club 2 Secretar Baseball 1 Basketball 1 Volleyball Bowling 2 3 Journalism Club Cheerleader 2 4 Buffalo State Teachers College Elementary Teaching QIORIA CANCEI I I Qecremrlal 1 Honor Roll Chorus 1 2 Christmas Pageant 1 2 4 Journalism Club 4 Dramatic Club 2 Commerce Cl'lD 4 Slempre Amlgas HI Y 2 3 4 Basket ball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 Swlmmmg 1 Volleyball 1 Bowling 2 Badminton 1 Junior Day Assembly 3 Speech Choir 3 University of Buffalo Retahlne I-I1 FNE M CARAOTTA College Science Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Int mural Baseball 3 History Forum 2 Biology Club 3 Bryant and Stratton, Accounting NORMAN l ARR rt Alumni Association of the Crlppled Children s Day School Offlce Work SHIRI EY J FHOOPQ General Chorus 1 2 3 4 Christmas Pageant 4 Sign P Riding 1 Skating 2 3 Badminton 2 Volleyball 3 Swimming 1 4 Basket ball 3 Marching Drill 4 A Cappella Choir 3 4 Thanksgiving Day Assembly 3 4 Parents Night Program 4 Veterans gospgtal Program 4 Memorial Assem Y Bryant and Stratton Business School Business GIORIA I CHRISTVIANN Business KQF' 2 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 Work perlence Program 4 Bryant and Stratton Office Work DON.-Al U D KHUDYIK Fngmeermg 1 Honor Roll Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 'Irack 3 Slide Rule Club 2 3 University of Buffalo JAMES P CIESLEWICZ Fme Arts Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 lntra mural Basketball 1 2 4 American Legion Baseball 3 Intramural Track 1 2 Track Squad 1 Studio Club 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 Mlchlgan State College LENORE P LIMINELLI Arts Honor Roll Basketball 3 Volleyball 2 Baseball 4 Tennls 4 Comoass Staff Albany State Teachers College Teaching FRANCIS M CIURCZAK Follege 9:-:ence 2 Honor Rolls Chorus 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Marching Band 3 4 christmas Pageant 2 3 4 Intramural Football 2 3 4 Champs 3 Intramural Basket ball 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 American Legion Baseball 1 7 lntra mural Swimming 3, Mlss Cherry Blossom, 2, 'Danny Dlther. 3 Canlslus College, Business Admlnlstra tion Bl- ATR!! l' -X lULl-2 Necrelarml Chorus 1 Sigma Phi P1 H1 Y 3 4 Commerce Club 4 Basketball 1 Base ball 4 Volleyball 4 Bryant and Stratton Business School Typist DUN 'll f0l.l lNN Fnglruerxllg 2 Honor Rolls Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Intramural Track 1 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 American Leglon Baseball 1 2 3 Swimming Squad 1 Cornell University Electrical Engineer mg JUAN NI lULLlXS Buslness Chorus l Drarratlc Club 2 Hlstory Forum 4 Baseball 4 Bryant and Stratton Business School Business BLTT1 J IUMNTUKK Business Chorus 1 A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Christmas Pageant 3 4 Swimming Bryant and Stratton Business School Oftice Work JALQUELIINL M LOINW 41 Business Chorus 1 Christmas Pageant 1 Dra matlc Club 2 Journalism Club 1 3 4 Home Economics Club 1 Volleyball 1 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Bowling 3 4 Skating 3 4 Cheerleader 1 Library Monltor 1 Actlvlties Offlce 4 Bryant and Stratton Business School Accountant LURTIS L CORBETT4 College Science Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intra mural Baseball 3 Intramural Basket ball 2 Cross Country Squad 2 Resort Management DON -SLD J KOY LE College bczence Intramural Football 1 2, 3, 4, Intra mural Baseball 3, Bology Club, 4 University of Buffalo, Medicine My 53-- -int num.. ...ay law 91' 'HY 'V' K--W 'T' '32-:af Lv i 'hen-, Q 31 lAROL X IRONIWLIL I me 4rls 4 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 Christmas Pageant 1 2 3 Studio Club 1 2 3 4 Home Economics Club 1 Sketch Club 1 2 Sigma Phi Pl H1 Y 2 3 4 Bowl ing 3 4 Horseback Riding 4 Tennis 4 Fashion Show 1 St Patricks Dav Assembly 3 Assembly Decorations 2 3 Scenery Painting 3 Art Merlt Cer tiflcate 3 Tobe Coeburn School of Fashion Fashion Designing DURUTHN .l fN0'NT l ollege DFIVIIFI' 6 Honor Rolls Chorus 2 3 4 Christ mas Pageant 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 Journalism Club 2 Hlstorv Forum 2 Biology Club 2 Ken Senior Girls I-Ii Y 2 3 4 Strickland Speakers 4 Basket ball 4 Football Sklts 4 Speech Choir 3 4 Junior Day Program 3 Thanks giving Day Program 4 Parents Night Program 4 Science Congress Exhibit Prize 1 New York State Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences Dental Hygiene JUAN l:, QLDNLI College SCIBIILP Basketball 1 Water Show 1 Baseball University of Chicago Laboratory Technician WIILIAM R lllNllN ,IR lollege Science Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Varslty 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Swimming Squad 1 2 3 Intramural Swimming 3 Intra mural Baseball 3 Track Squad 2 3 4 Spring Show 3 Pep Rally Sklts 4 Biology Club 4 Bowling Club 1 Ger man Club 1 Bowling Green University Veterinarian JOANNE 4 DANKOWSKI Secretarial All Honor Rolls Dramatlc Club 2 History Forum 2 Commerce Club Secretarial Staff 4 Certlflcate for City Planning 2 4 Bryant and Stratton Business School Secretarial Work LUCILLE. L DAVIS Business Bryant and Stratton Business Work ROGER L DAVIS Enguxeermg 2 Honor Rolls. Intramural Football 1 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Iintlramural Baseball, 3, Debate Club University of Buffalo, Engmeermg .IOSPPHINE R DL IAROLIS l'lne 4rl9 Chorus 2 Christmas Pageant 2 Cai toon Club 1 Dramatic Club 2 Studio ub l 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 t Studio Certificate Albright Art School Costume Des gning 'SI1R1KR T R IIE, IAN!! fnllegf SFIPIICI 5 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 Band 4 Christmas Pageant 4 Latin Club 4 Volleyball 1 2 Basketball 1 2 B C ball 3 Swimming 3 Badminton 1 2 Compass Staff 4 Sigma Phi Pi Hl Y Buffalo General Hospital Nursing .IXNIL MARIIL DEMMI follege bueme 2 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 Christmas Pageant l 2 3 4 A Cappella Clror 2 3 4 Home Economics Club 1 Biolo v Club 3 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Tenn 2 Bow nr Hiking 3 Water Show 1 Marching Drlll 3 4 Siempre Amigas Hi Y 4 Gold K Award Deaconess Hosptlal Nursing IRPIJRK 4 DENTllNlkH Engineering 7 Honor Rolls Junlor Bovs Marshal Intramural Football l 2 3 4 Intra mural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Varsity 2 3 4 Captain 4 Intramural Baseball 3 Intramural Track 2 Varsity 2 3 4 Spanish Club 1 Canisxus College Law ROSALIL R. UL PERRO Secretarial Orchestra, 1' Journalism Club. 4: Com- merce Club, 4' Volleyball, 1' Baseball, 1' Bowling. 4' Badminton 1: Horseback Riding, 3: Projection Staff, 1, 2' S. m Phi Pi H1-Y, 4: Secretarial Staff 4. Medical Record Librarian. CARULYN E. DE WITT College Science 3 Honor Rolls: Chorus, 1, 2: Christmas Pageant, 1, 2: Journalism Club, 2: History Forum, 3: Volleyball, 4: Bas et- ball, 4: Baseball, 2, 4: Tennls. 4: City Planning Essay Certificate of Merit, 2 University of Buffalo: Laboratory Technician. ROSE M. DI BIASIC General Dramatic Club, 2: Home Economics Club, 2: History Forum, 4: Baseball, 4. Bryant and Stratton Business School: Business Work. an vw T' 'gan-f va? ww 'F' 'B-0 'Env' aut lf ,jk ,' ZQI l ' fin ,. 'Wa S' 3' Q S ft , K if v- THOMAS I' DILK follege Qclenre Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Int g1ural2 Baseball 3 Intramural Basket a University of Buffalo Engineering 'NIARIIYN1 UONAHI I' flrls 4 Honor Rolls Journalism Club 4 Home Economics Club 2 Spanish Club 4 Volleyball 1 Badminton 1 Skating 1 3 4 Bowling 4 Compass Staff 4 State Teachers College Modeling 'IHOMAD J DOLGHERTY Follege .Science 3 Honor Rolls Intramural Football 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 Canisius College Chemlstrv NHIRLEX K DRFSLHER College .Science 4 Honor Rolls Home Economics Club 1 2 3 Biology Club P German Club 3 Volleyball 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Bowling 1 2 3 4 Badminton 1 Skat ing 4 Tennis 2 Hiking 2 Compass Staff 4 Gym Office 3 Gold K Award University of Applied Arts and Sciences Dental Hygiene ZELMA V DLCHANSKA Secretarml 3 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Christ mas Pageant 1 2 3 Commerce Club. 4: Basketball 1 2 3, 4' VOUCYDHII 1. 21 Ring Tennis 1 2' Tennls 1, 2 4: Bad- minton, 1. 2 4' Baseball 1 2, 4' Hiking, 2' Tumbling, 2 4' Swimming, 3' Roller Skating, 1 2 4' Bowling. 1, 2. 1' Bowl- ing Trophy 1' Office Monitor 41 Spring Concert, 1 2' Variety Show. 2' Junior Miss 4' Compass Staff, 4' rootball Skit 4: Dramatlcs 4' Shorthand Cer- tificate, 2. Bryant and Stratton Business School: Secretarial Work. JOAN M. DUELTGEN Secretarial 10 Honor Rolls: Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant, 2, 3, 4: Journalism Club, 2: Basketball, 4: Volleyball, 4: Tumbling, 4: Second Prize City Plan- ning Essay, Certificate of Merlt, 2. Telephone Operating. JOYCE H. DUW E Classical 3 Honor Rolls: Speech Choir. 43 Chess Club, 3. 4: Dramatic Club, 2: Latln Club, 4: Journalism Club, 2, 3, 4: Girls Sports Editor, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen Club, 2. 3, 4: Publicity Staff: Swimming, 1, 2: Basketball, 1, 3: Volleyball, 4: Badmin- ton, 1, 2: Riding, 1: Bowling, Tennls, 3: Hiking, 1, 2: Blklng,.3: Skate ing, 3: Gold K Award: Science Congress Award, 2: Water Show, 2: Junior Day Assembly: Danny Dlther, 3: Strick- land Troupers, 3, 4. University of Buffalo: Social Service. JUAN A DW! LR lollege Science 2 Honor Rolls Swlmmlng 1 Llfe avlng l Basketball 1 2 Horseback Rldlng .5 Fashion Show 1 2 Unlverslty of Buffalo Nursing NANDRAI IHKINN follvge Scwruv' All Honor Rolls Glrls A Cappella Chou Mlxe holr 2 4 Sp e Cholr 4 Orchestra 1 2 Christmas Pageant 2 3 4 Blologv Club 2 Vlcf President Ken Senior Girls H1 Y 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Volleyball 1 2 3 Basket ball 1 2 4 Compass Staff 4 Projec tion Staff 1 2 City Planning Award 2 Gold K Award Junior Dav Assembly St Patricks Day Assemblv 2 Miss Cherry Blossom 2 Dannv Dlther 3 Unlverslty of Buffalo Nurslng CLORIA B EARNINI Business Chorus l Christmas Pageant l Home Economics Club 1 Dramatic Club 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Skating 2 International Business Machine Sch: ol Business Machine Work DOREEIN C, ILBERLF Follege .Scaeme Chorus 1 Rldlng Club 1 Spanish Club 4 Badminton 4 Major uwlm ming Team Lifesaving 1 2 Water S ow 1 2 3 4 Millard Fillmore Hospital Nursing SUZANNE M EBERT .Secretarial 3 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 Christmas Pageant l Commerce Club 4 Home Economics Club 1 2 Y'1'een Club 2 Kensington Senior Girls H1 Y 4 Base ball 1 Basketball 1 Vollevball l Work Experience Program 4 Athletic Office Secretarial Work NOEL G EBERZ College Science Chorus 4 Christmas Pageant 3 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intra mural Swimming 1 Varsity 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Cheerleader Cornell University Agriculture LAROL I ECKERT College bclence Chorus, 3. Christmas Pageant, 3. Bowl Ing, 1, 4, Rldln Club, 1, Life Saving, 1 Meyer Memorla Hospital, Nursing PATRICIA J EDMUNDS follege Arts Christmas Pageant 2 3 4 A Cappella Cholr 1 2 3 4 Tennis 2 Bowllng 2 Skating 1 Mixed Choir 2 3 4 Boys Cholr 3 Spring Concert 4 St Patricks Day Assembly 4 Bowling 4 University of Buffalo Air Line Hostess BETTY J LLY Home Economics Christmas Pageant 3 Home Economics ub 1 2 B all Tennis 2 Bowling 1 2 3 University of Rochester Alrllne Hostess DAVID R ELY College Science Christmas Pageant 4 Radlo Club 4 Bowling Club 1 2 4 Intramural Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Champions 4 Intra mural Baseball 3 4 Intramural Basket ball 1 2 3 Intramural Track 1 Intra mural Swimming 3 Buffalo State Teachers College Teaching DONNA LEE ENRII HT Secretarial Christmas Pageant 1 2 3 4 A C p pella Choir 4 Home Economics Club 2 Easter Program 1 2 3 4 Thanks glvlng Program 1 2 3 4 Miss Cherry Blossom 2 Danny Dlther 3 Junior Miss 4 Parents Night Program 4 Vets Hospital Program 4 Roller Skat Ing Club 3 Commerce Club 4 Sigma Phi Pl I-Il Y Y Teen Club 1 Horse back Riding 1 Secretarial Staff 4 Secretarial Receptionist HILDA D ERTL Secretarwl 7 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 Christmas Pageant 1 Sigma Phi H1 Y 3 4 Chaplain 4 Journalism Club 4 Com merce Club 4 Riding Club 1 Swim mlng 1 Bowling Club 2 Work Ex perlence Program 4 Athletic Offlce 4 Home Economics Fashion Show 2 Strickland Troupers 3 Bryant and Stratton Business EDWARD L PABER Engmeenng All Honor Rolls Ken Senior Boys H1 Y 2 3 4 President 4 Football 1 2 Var slty 3 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseb ll 1 Varsity 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Comxass Sta!! 2 3 Clty Planning Essay ward of Merit 3 Cornell University Industrial and Labor Relations BARBARA A FALTISCO luxe Arts 22 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 Christmas Pageant, 2 Dramatic Club 2, Studio Club, 2 3, 4. Art Research for Year Book, 4, Water Show, 1, Library Mon ltor, 3, Palntlng Scenery for School Play, 3, Art Award. 3 New York State Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences, Dental Hygiene 7 -v 5 I -'1 3: , , : . . . z 2, 3, 41 d'c , , 3, 1 e,ch ' ' 1 l ' '-. , . , 5 - - - I Cl , . ,3, 41 aseb .1, 2, 3. 4: I 1 . . .ffl - - K Q y u 4 K Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra. 1. 2, 3, 45 . ' - . . . Z 8 ' h , , , , , ' ' ' 5 I ' , I , Z . I , g ' ' v, 3 , Z ' .u . I , , : - . s ' 5 ' 1 ' 'I 1 . , 1 ' 1 4. w . : ' : ' -, . . I , I . , 3 ' , : , . 1 f ..9 , , , , , . . . 3 - ' 5 , , . . 3 8 . I . I . . . I , . . 3 . . . , 3 . S . . 1 3. , , . -- 1 . 1 USIIHINI' I IXNHXNU Bnsmr xs 8 Honor Rolls Amella Earhart Medal Brxant and Stratton Business ll URFN1 I'I'RIIN 'N Busnwsi 3 Honor Rolls Kensington Ad Cl mb 1 Team Swimming 1 Basketball 1 ad minton 1 Riding 1 Comptometer School Comptometei Work 'KI I ONNO .I ILRRLINTIINU f enerul Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 Chust mas Pageant 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Swlmmin Intramural Basketball 1 2 Amex car Legion Baseball 1 Intramural Ba eball 4 Bowling 1 2 Unnersitv of Buffalo Law NI ARII4 K l'I' RRILNTINU Huwnms Chorus 1 2 Christmas Pageant 1 2 Sigma P111 Pi H1 Y 3 4 Commence Club 4 Basketball 1 4 Baseball 1 4 Skating 1 4 Badminton 4 Bowling 1 4 Volleyball 4 Swlmmlng 4 Tenns Co nptometer School Combtometer Work IILLI-KN X IIlL R Business 9 Honor Rolls' Swimming Club, 1' Chess Club, 3' Commerce Club. 4: Cartoon Club. 4' Y-Teen Club, 4: Water Car- nival. 1' Bowling, 1, 2 3, 4: Baseb ll. , 3, 43 Volley ll. 2 T 11155. . ' Basketball, 4' Compass Staff, 4' Com- pass Salesman, 1: Athletic Office Mon- lt r, 4' Football Skits, 4: Ffotball Assemblies, 4: Variety Show, 4: Gold K Award. Secretarial Work. IJANII-IL J. FINN Engineering All Honor Rolls, Slide Rule Club. 1, 23 Intramural Football, 1, 2 3, 41 Int' - mural Basketball, 1, 2. 3. 4' Manag ', 4' American Legion Baseball. 1, 2' Intra- mural Baseball. 3, 4. Canisius Collegeg Engineering. SHIRLEY A. FINN Collr-gt Arts All Honor Rollsg Chorus 3, 43 Christmas Pageant, 3, 41 History Forum, 23 Latin Club, President, 4: Siempre Amigas I-Il-Y, 3, 43 Choral Speaking Choir, 3, 4: Baseball, lg Basketball, 4: Volleyball, 1, 2, 4: Skating, 3: Compass Staff, 41 Junior Day Program, 3: Thanksgiving Day Program, 45 Parents' Night Pro- gram, 43 Projection Staff, 23 Honor Roll Leader, 1. New York State Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences: Medical Technician. 'Q' x., ww wu- 5 1 5 . ,J H., I lst Nu ra tnrml 6 Honor Rolls Home Econom cs Club 2 3 Commerce Club 4 Jouinalsn Club 4 Water Carnival 1 2 SWI m n Team 2 4 life Saving 1 Pasket 1 34Vole all 24B-: lall 1 2 3 4 Tennis 3 Gold K Avlard Lincoln Blblc Institute I I VII I'llLIlIlll'lllL In l'llTlU13I Football 4 Tl 1 1 Intramural Track 1 2 lntraniur'1l Basketball 1 2 Intramural Baseball Colnell UHIYSTSIYQ Agriculture XVI Tl' X H N1 rr: Iurml 12 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 Comrneice Club 4 Y Teen Club 3 B sketball 1 Riding 3 I-Ilklng 1 Swimming 1 Bke Hiking 3 Tennis 4 Proiecton Staff 1 2 .3 4 City Planning Cert flvltf' 2 Secietarxal Work ,IXNLT X P01 LINUX! 1111516 3 Honor Rolls B nd 1 2 3 4 Oiclcs t1a 1 2 3 4 Chlistmas Pageant 1 2 3 4 French Club 2 Volleyball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Swimming 2 Bowl ing 2 3 4 Skating 3 Tennis 2 State Teachers College Eexrentarv Teaching RICHARD H. I-'OOTE rl Alumni Association of the Cripoled Childrens Day School: New York State Cerebral Palsy Association. University of Buffalo' Teaching, J.-kll.XW'N M. FRANK Rusinvss Chorus. l, 23 Christmas Pageant, , 1 Basketball, l. 2' Volleyball. 1. Bryant and Stratton: Secretarial Work. RIIIII,-'SRD A. FRANKIC College Scierxcv Orchestra. 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling Club. 4: Intramural Football, 1. 2, 3. 4: Intra- mural Baseball, 3, 4. United States Navy: Aeronautics. lRXX1FN T PR-XNKPNBPRI PR IQIIHIIISC 4 Honor Rolls Athletlc Offlce 4 Bookkeepln Rll-Xl' K IRI fnllvgl Nrunz 9 Honor Rolls A Cappella Cho1r and 1 4 Orc tra Chr1stmas Pageant 1 2 3 4 French Club 1 L1fe Savmg, 1 Water Show 1 51111 Ph1 P1 H1 Y 3 4 M159 Cro IN Blossom Danny Dlther 3 State Te lchezs College T9'iChlIl Rl! HXRU J FRN kl- liusunss Intramural Football 1 3 4 Intrimu I Baseball 3 C lIllS1llS College Accountmg, Nll- r Alumn1 ASSOCIHLIOII of the C11ppled Ch11dl6IlS Day School BIISIYXBSS School Rad o WOIK ills I 1 Null l Honor Roll Chr1stm'1s Pa 611111 .1 4 Swxmmmg, Club 1 Y 'Ieen 1 2 Sxe p1e Amigas H1 Y 3 4 Treasurer B seball 1 2 3 4 Vollevb ll 2 'r Va1s1ty 2 BOWIIHQ., l 4 Basketball 4 Var 1ty 2 3 Tenn Dull Team 3 4 Swlmmlnt, Team 1 T1easu1er 4 Gold K Award St P l1CkS Dfty Dance 3 4 Gym Exposit on 2 Water Show 1 2 Llfe Sauna 1 2 Xdlllaxd F'1llm0re HOSDIIWI Nu1s1n Ill I l Nr: rr Iurml Honor Poll Cloxus 1 2 4 Cln H188 P1 Lxnt 2 .5 4 J0llll1d1lbIll Club 2 Cornmexce Club 4 Ken SBIIIOI C11's H Y J 4 Bxsketball 1 3 4 Bow no .3 4 B lCiIlllIlf,OI1 4 Volleyball .3 4 Baseball 1 2 4 Gold K Award Skxtln 3 Hiding, l Hlklng., 1 Compxss Stxfl 4 Atl1let1c Ottlce MOIllt0l 4 Blyant ind Strltton Secletllnl UI 1 Xl-ss Business ChOlllS 1 3 Chrlstmas Pap.,e.1nt 3 JOllI'I1HllSlTl Club 3 Commerce Club 4 COLIIICII ot World Aff urs 4 Compass Ad Club 4 Swllllllllllg, 1 4 Basketbxll Volleyball 4 Baseball 4 Compmss Staff 4 Columbia U111vers1ty Jou1nf1l1sm Kr 19 if ,--4 404 Q 1' 'ii ff' KH-'N L 4 AIB1 HHSIIIGHS Rldlhg 3 Basketball 2 3 ,wnnmm 2 Volleyball 2 Burroughs School Comptometry I XXIII R 4 XRNl'Rl'I' Huelnvss Intrlmural Football 1 2 3 4 Int mu1a1Baseb'lll .S 4 PFOIGCCIOII Staff Bryant 1nd Stratton Sales Nork 1lllRl-HX 'NI 1XRRIll0 lin suwss St PHKFICKS Day Program 3 4 Ken Semor Glrls H Y 2 3 4 Council World Affalrs 4 Girls Dr1ll Team 3 Volleyball 1 2 4 Bask tb l Ba l 2 3 4 Bow 2 3 4 Badminton 1 4 Gold K Awxrd B1y1nt 'md Stratton Off1ce Work Tlllll-N X 1 Ks lnllegv Slwnu 13 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 B1olo y C ub 2 Science Club 1 Hstorv Iorum Home Economics Club 3 Cltv llann n A ards 1 2 3 ew YOlk State Institute of lppl1ed rts 'Ind Sciences Industlhl ChEIIllStly Ui XR K J l X55 lullfgf Scunu 12 HOl1Or Rolls Slefnple AlYliL,lS lil Y 4 Deaconess Hospital School of Nuxs Nurslnq I-Nl S4 1 rf lunul HOHOl Rolls Choxus 1 2 on was Plptlllf. 1 2 Commuce Club 4 Pllwate Secret-'try THPRI-SX D 1 KW RUN Ser rf mrml 3 Honor Rolls B13 mt and Stratton Office WOlk CAROLINE E GEICER follege Sclence Hlstory Forum 2 Home Economics Club 3 Biology Club 2 Compass Staff 4 State Teachers College Elementary Teaching 'VIARIFNE A IFNO General 6 Honor Rolls Christmas Pageant 3 Drill Team 3 Y Teen Club 1 Offlce Monitor 3 St Patricks Day Program 3 Endicott Junlor College Interior Dec oratin IVIARIIIN D IFRMANIN Secretarial 8 Honor Rolls Commerce Club 4 Y Teen Club 1 Tennls 2 Bowling 1 2 Roller Skating 3 Athletic Offlce 4 Gym Office 3 4 Home Economxcs Club 4 Fashion Show 2 Bryant and Stratton Business School Secretarial Work .IFANNF A IOC HFR lollege Arts 13 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 Spanish Club 4 Compass Staff 4 Dramatic Club 2 Y Teen Club 2 Ken Senior Girls H1 Y 3 Slempre Amigas Hi Y 4 Volleyball 2 4 Baseball 2 4 Bow ing 4 Horseback Rldlng 4 Buffalo State Teachers College Ele mentary Teaching CEORFE F. FOEBEL Engineering All Honor Rolls' Orchestra, 1, 2' Intra- mural Baseball 3, 4' Intramural Foot- 1 2 . University of Buffalo: Engineering. CLAYTON GOHR Engineering 2 Honor Rolls' Intramural Football, 2, 3 4' Intramural Baseball 3, 4. University of Buffalo: Engineering. DONALD E. GRAMP College Science 1 Honor Roll: Bowling Club, 1: In- tramural Football, 1, 2, 3, 45 Intra- mural Basketball, 13 Intramural Base- ball, 3: Compass Staff, 1. Illinois Unlversltyg Pharmacy. df? WV? 4 I uf ati! -. 2 ri 36 Wie lu S 1 'fi B a Qf S rl :Yin -,.- I 3 Q 3 LOIS M GREAPLINTROL, Secretarial 1 Honor Roll History Forum 2 Com merce Club 4 Ken Senior Glrls H1 Y 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Bowling 2 3 4 Swim ming 1 Tennls 4 Badminton 4 Sec retarlal Staff 4 Rochester Institute of Technology Re talllng .IINET I IROMACIKI Follege Srwnce 4 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 3 Christ mas Pageant 1 2 3 4 History Forum 2 Slempre Amlgas I-Il Y 3 4 Science Congress 1 Baseball 2 Swimming 1 Tennis 2 Volleyball 2 Skating 2 Ruffnlo State Teachers College Teaching RAI MOND F CRUNTHANER Frm Arts Chorus 4 Christmas Pageant 2 3 4 Swimming Squad 1 2 Intramural Football l 2 3 4 Stage Crew 3 4 State Teachers College DOLORFS A HAFFNER Business 11 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Chrlstmas Pageant 1 3 4 Journallsm Club 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Commerce Club 4 History Forum 2 French Club 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Bowling 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 4 Ken Key Notes 4 Office Monitor 4 Compass Advert sing Staff 3 4 Unlversxty of Buffalo Business Admin istratlon PATRICIA M. HAHIN Business Chorus 1 2' Chr.stmas Pageant, 1, ' Dramatic Club 2' Commerce Club ' History Forum 4. University of Buffalo' Advertising. BARBARA HALL Business Chorus, 1 2, 3 4' Christmas Pageant. 1, 2, 3 4' Sigma Phi Pl H1-Y, 3 4. Bryant and Stratton' Business. EDWARD I. HALLER Business Chorus, 3, 45 Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra, 1: Christmas Pageant, 3: Marching Band, 2, 3, 45 Compass Ad Staff, 2, 35 History Forum, 23 Bowling Club, lg Hi- Y Senior Boys, 43 Cross Country, Man- ager, 45 Intramural Football, 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball, 2, 4: Intramural Baseball, 3: Armistice Day Assembly, lj Drum Major, 43 Danny Dlther, 3: Junior Day Assembly, 3. University of Buffalo: Business Admin istratlon. PATRICIA J. HALLIS Home Economics 4 Honor Rolls: Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4: Presldent, 3: Biology Club, 4: Baseball. 1, 2: Basketball, 1, 2: Volley- ball. 1, 2, 3: Blklng. 3: Hlklng. 2: Freshman Letter. Deaconess Hospltal: Nursing. IRMA ll. HARBER Business Chorus. 1: Orchestra, 1. 2. 3, 4: Christ- mas Pageant, l. 2. 3. -l: A Cappella Cholr. 1, 2. 3, 4: History Forum, 2: Kensington Senior Glrls' H1-Y, 1, 2, 3: Swlmmlng Team, 2. 4: Varslty Team, 4: Basketball, 3, 4: Assembly Program, 1, 2, 3, 4: Life Saving, 3, 4: Badminton, 1, 4: Tennis, 2. 3: Water Show, 1, 3: H1 lng, 1: Bike Club , 3: Gold K Award, 4: Merit Certlflcate for City Planning Essay 2. Cortland State College: Physical Education. .IO-KN NI HARRFR Secrvmrml Chorus 1 2 4 Christmas Pageant 2 4 Commerce Club 4 MARION II HARTFR Svcrvtarlul l Honor Roll Chorus l Christmas Pa eant 1 2 3 4 A Cappella l 2 3 4 Journalism Club 2 Ken Senior Grs H1 Y 4 Commerce Club 4 Basketball I 4 Tennis 3 4 Badminton Volleyball 4 Compass Staff 4 Ath letlc Office Monitor 4 Assembly Pro grams 2 3 4 Boys Choir 3 Mixed Choir 2 3 4 St Patricks Day Pro gram 4 Bryant and Stratton Business School Secretarial Work PATRIK IA N HARTKE. College Sczence 12 Honor Rolls Christmas Pageant 4 Ken Senior Glrls H1 Y 3 4 Secretary 4 History Forum 2 4 Science Congress Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Vars Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Horseback Riding 1 4 Tennis 3 4 Swimming l Junior Life Saving Bowling 3 4 Badminton 2 Compass Staff 4 City Planning Essay Certl flcate 3 Gold K Award Mlllard Fillmore School of Nursing Nursing .IOSFPH T HARTRICH .IR General Chorus 1 2 3 4 Christmas Pageant l 2 3 Football Varsity 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball Varsity 3 4 Track 1 Basketball 4 Miss Cherry Blossom 2 Duke University Baseball NRLLNILJ HAUI lullege SLIPIICI All Honor Rolls Chorus 1 Christmas Pageant 1 2 3 4 A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Assembly Programs 2 3 4 Latin Club 4 Compass Llterarv Editor 4 Economics Club 2 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Tennis 2 3 B d mlnton 1 Gold K Award 4 Clty Plan nlng Essay Certificate 1 Veterans Hospital Concert 4 Buffalo State Teachers College Teaching 1 4 'J no 'Tv' Q7 SUZANNI-L J. HAlN College Arm 9 Honor Rolls: Chorus. 1. 2: Christmas Pageant, 1, 2, 3, 4: Speech Choir, 3, 4: H1-Y. 2. 3. 4: Chess Club, 1: German Club, 2, 3: History Forum, 3: Basketball, 1. 2. 3: Varsity, 1: Volleyball, l, 2, 3: Varsity, 2: Baseball, l, 2: Bowling, 1, 2: Badminton. 4: Compass Staff, 4: As- sembly Programs. 3, 4: Parents' Night Program. 4: Football Sklt, 4. .IIC-KNNl'ITTl'l HAIFICR llnllvpzv Srierxrv ll Honor Rolls: H1-Y, 4: History Forum. 2: St. Patricks Day Program. 3, 4: Football Sklts, 4: Gym Exhibition, 2: Water Show, 1: Swimming, 1, 2: Junior Llfe Saving, 1: Horseback Riding, 1: Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity, 1, 2, 3: Basketball. 1. 2, 3 4: Varsity, 2, 3, 4' Gold K Award' Christ- mas Pageant 4. State Teachers College: Nursing. RITA C. HALSER Business Cartoon Club 2 I-Il Y 2 3 4 History Forum 2 Gold K Award Swimming 1 Basketball l 2 3 4 Tennls 3 4 Vl leyball 2 3 4 Bowling 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Comptometer School Comptometrv 1 ILDWARD HAYNPN lmgmeermg Chorus 4 Band l 2 3 4 Christmas Pageant 1 2 3 Marching Band 2 3 4 Debate Society President 3 4 Cross Country Squad 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Intramural Tennis 1 Junior Class President 3 Miss Cherry Blossom 2 Danny Dlther 3 Varsity Debate team 3 4 Armistice Day Assembly 1 Junior Day Assembly 3 Principals Medal for Debate 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 General Motors Institute Drafting BLTTY .I HLAIX follege Scwnu St Patricks Day Program 4 Water Show 1 Basketball 1 4 Baseball 1 Nursing ROBERT E HEINILM AN Business 1 Honor Roll Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 Intra mural Basketball 4 University of Buffalo Insurance Sales man DONALD V HHNS Lollege bcremc 3 Honor Rolls German Club l N1 e President 'P History Forum 2 Ad Club 2 Radio Club 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Champs 3 Unlverslty of Buffalo Dispensing Optlclan IlI'4I'RI1 E, W HILI Hx silfllllfllll 1 Honor Roll Commerce Club 4 Vol leyball 2 4 Water Show 1 Basketball 4 Bowling 4 Bryant and Stratton Private Secretary I Il HI' IN RIIWIIISA 2 Honor Rolls Orchestra 1 2 3 bhrlstmas Pageant 2 3 Debate Socletv 1 Intramural Baseball 1 2 3 4 ln tramural Football 1 2 3 4 PYOJSCCIOI1 aff 1 2 New York State Instltute of Applxed Arts and Sciences DISPEHSIH, Optlclan I'I I' KNUR R HI'RIINl llunu IW unomu s 5 Honor Rolls Home Economics Club 1 2 4 Chess Club 1 2 Biology Club 4 Compass Staff 4 Projection Staff 4 Cafeteria Staff 1 2 3 Bowling 3 Rldlng 3 Skating 4 Volleyball 1 Basketball 1 Swimming 1 2 Tennls 1 2 Hiking 1 Bicycle Riding 3 Airline Stewardess .IO VN 'II HhRM4N Bus: ness Chorus l 2 3 4 Christmas Pageant H 4 Riding Club Journalism Club 2 Commerce Club 4 Skating 3 University of Buffalo Business Admin Istratlon Business HHLN lf. HERRMANIN Secretarial 13 Honor Rolls Secretarial Staff uovernment Work NANCY HILL Coll! gc Sc'ieru'1 10 Honor Rolls: Chorus 1, 2, 3' Christ- mas Pageant, 1, 2, 3: Biology Club 2: H-Y, 3' Volleyball 1 2 3, 4' H1 'n . ' Basketball, 1, 2 3, 4' Ten ls, 3, : Baseball, 1 2 3. 4: Bowling 2, 3: Riding, 2, 3' Gold K Award. Millard Fillmore' Nursing. SALLY A. HILLIKER Business Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant, 2, 3, 4: H1-Y, 3, 4. Comptometer School: Business. ,- -li f-Us FI W I HIRX EL K lullegr Nuvnre 9 Honor Rolls Chorus 2 Christmas Pageant 2 3 Dramatic Club 2 History Forum 2 Home Room Reporter 1 Hi Y 3 4 Llbrarv Monltor 3 4 President 4 City Planning Certificate 2 Basket ba 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Varsity 3 Baseball 3 4 Water Carnival l Brvant and Stratton Business Il IlIII'Y ,I IIUIINUN Sven Iurml 13 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 4 Christmas Pageant 4 Compass Staff 4 Guidance Offlce 4 Bowling 1 Commerce Club 4 Secretarial Staff 4 Work Exper ence Program 4 Bryant and Stratton Secretary XIN W IIUI-I' lollvga Suvnu' nd 1 2 Or tra 1 Christmas Pageant 4 Marching Band 3 4 Ches Cub 1 2 3 4 In mural Football 1 2 3 4 Intrwmural Baseball 3 4 Spring Show 4 Cornell Agriculture ROSI- F HOI'II'R fullegf 5l'll'llf1 4 Honor Rolls Chorus 2 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Christmas Pageant l 2 3 4 Home Room Reporter 1 Easter Pro gram 2 3 4 Thanksgiving Program 2 3 4 Spring Play 4 Chess Club 1 2 Secretary 2 New York Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences Laboratory Technician Illl ILLIH B HOFPNIAIN Home Economics 1 Honor Roll Chess Club 1 Home Economics Club 1 2 3 4 Compass Staff 2 Home Room Reporter 1 Hlk ing 1 Skating 1 Basketball 1 University of Rochester Dletlclan RONALD ,I. HOII-IR G1-nvrul Chorus, 4' Christmas Pageant, 4: Dec- orating Committee. 3' Intramural Foot- ball, 2 3 4' Intramural Baseball, , , 4' Intramural Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Volleyball, 3. Buffalo State Teachers College' Physical Education. NORMA HUNECKER College Arts 13 Honor Rolls: Chess Club. 2: Compass Subscription Manager, 1, 2: Spanish Club, 1: History Forum, 2: Council on World Affairs, 4: Treasurer, 4: Basket- ball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling, 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball, 1, 41 Washington Day Program 4: Clty Plan- ning Certificate, 3. University of Buffalo: Mathematics Teacher. JOHN R Hl BLR General Intramural Baseball 3 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Compass Salesman l Buffalo State Teachers College llll HXRIIJ lll 4 lx f allege NIIPIHP Intramural Football l 2 3 4 Intra mural Baseball 3 4 Intramural Swim mlng l 2 Svslmmlng Squad 1 2 Var alt 3 4 Syracuse Unlverslty N RY A HUIIIKI lluuneu Commerce Club 4 YTeen Club 4 Horseback Rldlng 1 2 4 Basketball l 2 3 Baseball 2 4 Volleyball l 2 Bowling 4 Badminton 4 Tennls 4 Swimming l 2 Water Show 1 2 Gold K Award Bryant and Stratton Secretarial Work JOHN I HIWIFI BUFHII-R Fngmeermg All Honor Rolls Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball Champions 3 Amerlcan Legion Baseball 1 2 3 Daly Post Champions 3 University of Buffalo Engineerlng HDITHI HUSNI-R follege Arts All Honor Rolls Chorus 1 Mixed Cholr 2 3 4 Christmas Pageant 2 3 4 A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Ken Senlor Glrls Hl Y 3 4 Basketball l 2 4 Varsity 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Tennls 2 Volle ball l 3 4 Compass Staff 4 Sprl Concert 4 Thanksgiving Day Program 2 3 4 Veterans Hospital Concert 4 City Planning Certificate 4 Buffalo State Teachers College Ch ld Tralnlng I FAH HI TH l allege Sueme .S Honor Rolls Chorus 3 4 Christmas Pageant 4 A cappella Choir 4 History Forum 2 Ken Advertising Staff 3 Cartoon Club 2 Basketball Varsity 1 'P Baseball 1 2 3 4 Volley ball 3 4 Skating 2 Library Monitor 3 Designing l'l1lVl'Il4N-XS lx General Intramural Football 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Buffalo State Teachers College Teachlng R 1,4 61 AH Fl! FNI-KK ll NANIXK Secretarial 13 Honor Rolls Chorus 2 3 Christmas Pageant 2 3 Commerce Club 4 Secre tarlal Staff 4 Cxty Planning Certificate 4 Gregg Shorthand Certificate 2 Work Fxperlence Program 4 University of Buffalo Accountmg RON Xl ll J .llNlN0W'kl lallege Scunu Intramural I-ootball l 2 3 4 Intra mural Baseball 3 4 Unlverslty of Buffalo The'ltrlC'1l WOYK ll-XXII! f' JOHNSUN lollega Srunre 3 Honor Rolls Christmas Pageant 1 4 Bowling Club 1 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Track 1 4 Varsity Football 3 4 Varsity Basketball 2 3 4 University of Buffalo PhV9lCal Educa tion IFRAI D B JOYIF lollege Scnence Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 TYHCR 1 Basketball 1 2 4 Baseball 3 4 Unxverslty of Wyoming Al2.I'i0U1UU'9 sHIRlLY 5 lx-XISFR Secretarial 4 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 3 Christmas Pageant 1 2 3 Journalism Club 2 Commerce Club 4 Kell Ad Club 2 Sllde Rule Club 2 Council on World Affairs 4 Tennis 3 Roller Skating 3 Badminton 2 Horseback Riding 1 Guidance Offlce 4 Secretarial Staff 4 Bryant and Stratton Secretarial Work Xllll' Nl KAMINSKI Business 1 Christmas Pageant 1 Com S1keCrc.elsClt1b 4 Baseball 1 Basketball l Volleyball 1 Tumbling 1 ComDiiSb Staff 4 Cheerleader l Buffalo State Teachers College Teach ng JI' XV lx lallfga sill-'llll All Honor Rolls Chorus l 2 3 Chrlst mas Pageant 2 3 4 Journalism Club 2 Debate Sotiety 3 4 Vlce President 4 Water Show l Horseback Riding 2 Skating 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 2 3, Volleyball 1 2, Tennis 2. Bowling Millard Fillmore Hospital Nursing PHX LI IS E KANOQRI Secretarial 1 Honor Roll Commerce Club 4 Sigma Ph Pi HlY 3 4 Volleyball 1 3 4 Varsxty 3 Captam 3 Baseball Tennls 2 Water Show 1 Basketball 2 3 4 Bowling 2 3 4 Athletic Offlce 4 Cafeterla Monltor 3 4 Shorthand Merlt Certlflcate 2 Gold K Award Secretarial Work PATRICIA A KADMORE Secrelarlul 1 Honor Roll Chorus 1 2 Christmas Pageant 1 2 Sxempre Amlgas H1 Y 3 4 Commerce Club 4 Bowling 1 2 Basketball 1 Tennls 2 Horseback Rid ing 1 Roller Skating 3 Work Exper lence Program 4 Clvll Service Work IORDUN R RAUDERLR College BCIFIIFO1 8 Honox Rolls Christmas Pageant 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Marching B nd 1 3 4 Intramural g'ootbgll41 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Base University of Buffalo Medicine KARLYN H KAUFIIOLD College Science All Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Christmas Pageant 1 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 Strickland Speakers 4 I-Ilstory Forum 2 Strickland Troupers 3 4 Sigma Phi P1 H1 Y 2 3 4 Recordln Secretary 4 Skating 1 2 Badminton 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Swlmmlng 1 2 Llfe Saving 1 Water Show 1 2 Compass Staff 4 Speech Choir 3 4 Junior Day Program 3 Thanksgiving Day Assembly 4 Thanksgiving Day Rally 2 3 4 Student Stage Director Danny Dlther Spring Play 4 Clty Planning Certlfl cate 4 Gold K Award Buffalo Institute of Applled Arts and Sciences Optical Technology .IFRI E KEATINC Business Chorus 1 2 3 4 Christmas Pageant 3 4 French Club 1 Ken Ad Staff Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 4 Tennis 2 3 Badminton 1 Hlklng Bowling 1 4 Skating 4 Mrs Mur phys Boarding House 1 St Patricks Day Program 3 4 Marching Drill 3 Gym Exposition 2 3 Burroughs Comptometer School Comp tometry lRI'D II RFI II'R Fenerul Hlstory Forum 2 Ad Club l Intra mural Track 1 Varsity 2 3 4 Compass Staff 2 4 Buffalo State Teachers College Safety Engineer ROBERT W KELIER General German Club 1 2 Bowling Club 1 4 Public Speaking Club 4 Intramural Baseball 1 2 3 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 4 American Legion Baseball 1 2 3 4 Unlverslty of Buffalo Carpentry ERNEST C REIINER General 1 Honor Roll Bowling Club 4 Publxc Speaking Club 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 American Leglon Baseball I 2 3 4 Umted States Navy BRIAN KENT Engmeerlng Intramural Baseball 3 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Unlverslty of Buffalo Phvslcal Educa tion SHIRLEY 1 KESSNFR Follege Arts 8 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 3 Chrlst mas Pageant 1 2 3 Spanish Club 1 Airline Hostess RONALD .I IxIFI Il H follege Sr-:ence Bowling Club 1 History Forum 2 Senior Boys H1 Y 3 4 Homeroom porter 3 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Tennis 1 Pre Dental School ARLET I'A M KINF Business Home Economics Club 2 Comptometer School Business RON-U Il KINNIUN lollege SPIPIHP 1 t lFootball 1 2 3 4 Basket bn raIlnu2m3 4 Track 1 2 Baseball 3 Swimming 1 Track 1 University of Buffalo Law JANET M KIRSHNFR Secretarial 7 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 3 Christ mas Pageant 1 2 3 Journallsm Club 2 Advertising Staff 2 Commerce Club 4 Slide Rule Club 2 Council on World Affairs 4 Tennis 3 Badminton 2 Guidance Offlce Monitor 4 City Plan nlng Essay Certificate 3 Secretarial Staff 4 Work Experlence Program 4 Bryant and Stratton Secretarial Work ' ' Q. . 1, : Q .s . 3 ,g ' in A-...,. ,,3,4: ,Q , ,., .,' ,,. ,,': ,,,., ',.k .,, .: 5 5 ,,'3 ,,. ,',... ,. 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LI HOI-I'R Home Eronomzcw Chorus 1 2 3 4 Christmas Pageant 1 2 3 4 Biology Club 4 Sales Work JEROME I' KLOSTERM-XNN Follege .Science Bowling Club 1 2 4 Varsity Cross Country 4 American Legion Baseball 1 Buffalo State Teach C ll Ph i Education ers o ege ys cal MARIANNF KNOX l ollege Science 12 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 4 Christ mas Pageant 2 4 German Club 2 Ken Senior Glrls Hi Y 2 3 4 Swimming 1 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Bowling 2 Tennis 2 4 Football Skit 4 City Planning Certificate 2 Buffalo State Teachers Teaching FLORFNCF B KOSCIELSKI 9:-'cretunal 5 Honor Rolls Secretarial Staff Commerce Club 4 Compass Staff 4 Skating 3 Bryant and Stratton Secretary .IAFQUEI INF A KRAIT Secrelanal 10 Honor Rolls Projection Staff 1 2 3 4 Y Teen 2 3 Commerce Club 4 Volleyball 1 2 4 Horseback Rldin Basketball 1 2 4 Bowling 2 Baseball 2 4 Hiking 1 Blcvcle Riding 3 Skating 4 Tennis 4 Gold K Award 4 Fashion Show 2 Bryant and Stratton Secretarial Work PATRICIA ANN KRIEGI-IR College Science Chorus 1 Christmas Pageant 1 Hs tory Forum 4 Millard Fillmore Hrs pltal Nursing If .ION L IxRO'N Engineering 8 Honor Rolls Senior Class President Ken Ad Club 1 2 Compass Salesman 1 Class Reporter 1 Basketball 2 'ax sity 3 4 Captain 4 Intramural Port 1 4 Bas tball 1 Baseball 3 4 American Legion Base ball 1 2 3 4 Daly Post Champs 3 Buffalo State Teachers College Indus trial Arts I-XROI A kl HN follege Science 10 Honor Rolls Christmas Pageant 3 4 Senior Glrls H1 Y 2 3 4 Chaplain 3 Vice President 4 Advertising Staff 3 Basketball l 2 3 4 Varsity Basket ba 3 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Bovsll g 2 3 4 Swimming 2 Baseball 1 2 3 Hiking 1 Junlor Glrls Marshal Millard Fillmore Hospital Nursing .IEROWIL LABEI lollege Sczence Ken Ad Club 1 Latin Club 1 Bowling Club 2 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Cross Country 1 2 Varsity 3 4 Cap tain 4 Track 1 2 3 Varsity 4 University of Buffalo Pharmacy MARILYN I ANI Huunesc Chorus 3 4 Christmas Pageant 3 4 Projection Staff 1 Athletic Office As slstant 4 Advertlslng Staff 4 Slempre Amlgas H1 Y 3 4 Commerce Club 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Tenns 4 Hlklng 1 Compass Staff 4 DORIS LA ROSA f ollege Science 6 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Christ mas Pageant 1 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 3 Dramatic Club 2 History Forum 2 4 Strickland Troupers 3 4 Sigma Phi P1 Hi Y 2 3 4 President 4 Chemistry Club 4 Speech Choir 3 4 Badminton 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Swimming 1 3 Varsity Team 1 2 Water Show l 3 Lifesaving 1 2 Roller Skating Bowling 1 2 3 4 Horseback Riding Gold K Award Junior Day Program Senior Dav Program 4 Junior Miss 4 Thanksgiving Day Program 2 3 4 All Girl Assembly 1 Football Sklts 2 3 4 St Patricks Day Assembly 4 Clty Planning ' ertlflcate 1 Buffalo St nf- Teachers College Meteor ology Wll I IAM D I ASH ful' ge Science 2 Honor Rolls Journalism Club 4 Ken Key Notes 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 3 Baseball 3 4 University of Buffalo ANITA L LAWRIE College Sczence 8 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 Christmas Pageant 1 2 3 4 A Cappella Choir 3 4 Biology Club 2 Slgrra Phi Pl H1 Y 3 4 Vice President 4 Council on World Affairs 4 Chemistry Club 4 Dramatic Club 2 Swimming Team 1 Varsity 1 4 5 M le Swim Baseball 1 2 3 4 Volleybdl 1 2 3 4 Tennis 3 4 Skating 1 2 Basket l 4 Water Show l 2 Tumbling 4 Badminton 4 Gold K Award Junior and Senior Lifesaving Award Assembly Programs 3 4 Dan ny Dlther 3 St Patricks Day Pro gram 4 S rlng Concert 4 Millard Fll more Hospital Nursing . :b . . .1 , : j K ' ball: ', i, 3, Q ' ke , ,'2. rg '42 ' c . 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', 5. 1 1 .' 31, ' 5, , ' i ,II ball. ,af E ' ' I .' ,a. 4: 41 .II' AN NI II'-RRI lollegv Suwru All Honor Rolls Biology Club 3 Senlor Glrls H1 Y 4 Water Show 1 2 Basket b 1 Baseball l Volleyball 2 4 Compass Staff 4 Meyer Memorlal School of Nursing Nursing .IANFT Nl IEWDIHI l allege Suerrre Canisius College Nursing FH IM-KN I IINIX foliage Scwruv Bowling Club 4 Radio Club 4 Intra mural Football 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 New York State Institute of Applied Arts and Scxences Electrical Enlrrneer Hg DOROTHY I IFRF7-Us Follege Serene: All Honor Rolls Chorus 1 Chrrstmas Pageant 1 Dramatic Club 2 Journal lsm Club 3 4 Home Economrcs Club 3 Volleyball 1 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Bowling 3 4 Skatmg 3 4 Compass Staff 4 Library Monitor 1 Cheer leader 1 Speech Choir 3 4 Junlor Day Assembly 3 School Marshal 1 Honor Roll Certificate 4 Unlverslty of Buffalo Medical Tech nology .II ANI A Ili HTENTHAI Huwuww Chorus 1 2 3 4 Christmas Pageant Ken Cartoon Club 2 Slide Rule Club 2 Sigma Phi Pl H1 Y 3 Swimming 1 2 Baseball 2 Tennis 2 3 Bowling 1 2 Roller Skating 1 2 Horseback Ridin H1 ing Shorthand Certlllcate of Merlt Buffalo State Teachers Colle e Teaclnn NIIIIRWOOD I I ITTI I'I IFI D l enerul Dramatrc Club 4 German Club 1 Ken Senlor Boys Hi Y 3 4 Track 1 2 Manager 4 Cross Country 1 3 Man ager 3 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 St Patricks Dav Assembly 3 Football Sklts 3 Parents Nlght Program 4 United States Maritime Servlce NIIIIII Il .I IOIKARD follege 5l'lilll'P Brology Club 2 Baseball 1 2 4 Vol leyball 1 2 4 Badminton 1 4 Tum blxng 4 Bowling 4 Hiking 2 Water Show 1 4 Swlmmmg Team 1 Life Saying 1 Gold K Award Deaconess Hospital Nursing dh Q- NANC Y .I I OFPI' RF Ruxmesv Chorus 1 2 3 4 Christmas Pageant 1 2 3 4 Sigma Ph1Pl Hi Y 3 4 en nls 3 4 Swimming 1 Roller Skating 1 2 Basketball 1 4 Unuersity of Buffalo Business Admin rstration f'-KRW W II'Il Business Chrlstmas Pageant 1 Bowling Club 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Int mural Tennis 1 Intramural Baseball 3 Compass Staff 4 Certlflcate f Merlt University of Buffalo Accountancy THOMAS .I IYSI-Hx HIIWIIIPCQ Christmas Pageant 1 4 Debate Club 1 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Track 1 4 Cheer Leader 4 Intramural Foot ball l 2 3 4 Actlvltles Office Bufralo State Teachers Teaching FORNFLII 9 I MAHONEY Engzmerrng 2 Honor Rolls Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 'l 4 Intra mural Cross Country 4 Intramural Swimming 1 2 Swlmmlng Squad 1 2 Varsity 3 4 AllH1gh 3 Syracuse University Englneerlng SHIRI E3 III AY MAMOTT l 0119110 Science 4 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 Christmas Pageant 1 2 S'empre Amieas H1 Y 3 4 YTeen Club 2 Dramatic Club 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Varsity 1 2 3 Bowllng 2 Tennis 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Varsltv 1 2 3 Swlmmlng 1 2 3 4 Swimming Exhibl tion 2 Life Savmg l 2 Water Show 1 2 4 Swrmmlng Team 1 2 3 4 St Patricks Day Program 3 4 Gold K Award New York State Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences Dental Hygiene ROBFRT NI MARAM IFI I 0 Busrness Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intra mural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Ba ketball 3 Cheerleader 3 IIORI'I'N I IVIARSI HIxF Sw rvlurml 6 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 Christmas Pageant 1 Dramatic Club 2 Cartoon Club 2 Badminton 1 Volleyball 1 2 Baseball l 4 Tennis 2 Horseback Riding 1 Swlmmlng 1 2 3 Life S v mg 1 2 Water Carnival 1 2 Swim mrng Team l 2 SWIIHIHIHE Exhibition 2 Secretarial Staff 4 Commerce Club 4 NONIA 4 Shorthand Certificate 01 Merit 2 St Patricks Day Performance Unxverslty of Buffalo Business Admin rstratlon IERAI DINL 'NI 'SIARTIN Runner: Bowling 4 Swlmmlng 4 Rldm 4 Burroughs Business School Secretarial Work NIARIIHN T 'IIXRTIN l'me 4rlv 10 Honor Rolls History Forum 2 Com pass Art Staff 2 3 Editor 4 Stucllo Club 2 3 4 German Club 2 3 Hl Y Compass Staff 2 3 4 Co Art Editor 4 Library Monitor 4 Art Certificate of Merlt 2 Buffalo State Teachers College Teaching R KY 'NIOTND I NI KRTIN follege 5l'lPlltP Christmas Pageant 4 Studio Club 4 Biology 4 Treasurer 4 Bowling Club 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intra mural Baseball 3 4 Intramural Basket ball 4 Track 4 Compass Staff 4 Award of Merit Canisius College Engineering ROSI' MARIE MAST Busmess Chorus 1 3 4 Bryant and Stratton Office Work BETTY MATHIE 1 allege Scaeme Spanish Club 1 Basketball 1 Skatln 4 Bowling 4 Tennis 4 Volleyball 4 Hlstorv Forum 4 Banking MARILYN E MATTHIES College Science I2 Honor Rolls Slempre Amlgas Hi Y 2 3 History Forum 2 German Club Basketball 2 Bowling 1 2 3 4 Base ball 1 2 3 4 Tennis 4 Volleyball 1 Gold K Award State Teachers College Teaching .IOANNE M. MATLSZEWSKI Fine Arts All Honor Rolls: Chorus, 1, 23 Christmas Pageant, 1, 25 Studio Club, 2, 3, 43 Com- pass Art Staff, 2, 3, 4: Art Certificate of Merit, 3. 45 Clty Planning Essay Certl- ficate, 2. State Teachers Collegeg Teaching. KI ROR X NIAZZL LLI Business Chorus 1 Christmas Pageant 1 Dra matic Club 3 Publlc Speaking Club 3 Journalism Club 3 Strickland Troup ers 3 Bowling 4 Badminton 4 Volley ball 4 Hiking 4 Library Monitor 3 Home Room Reporter 3 Syracuse University Journalism .IUHNJ NIUSIAHON FIIZIIIPPTIIIK 9 Honor Rolls Clty Plannmg Certlfl cate 2 4 Chrlstmas Pageant 1 2 J 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Debate Club 3 Varsity Debate Team 3 Swimming Squad 1 2 Varsity 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 Compass Staff 1 4 Mrs Murphys Boarding House 1 Miss Cherry Blos som 2 St Patricks Day Program 2 4 Compass Circulation Manager University of Notre Dame Engineering PXTRII IA 'I 'NLMNHON Hll5llI9S3 4 Honor Rolls Y'I'een 2 3 4 Volley ball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Basketball 4 Water Show 1 2 Bowling 1 2 3 4 Horseback Riding 3 Gold K Award Marching Drill 3 City Planning Es ay Certificate 2 Syracuse University Business Admin xstratlon WII I IAM .I 'VIsTIflE I allege Science 2 Honor Rolls Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Univ. erslty of Buffalo Law DOINA Nl MEDIINI ER l ollege .Science 2 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 Christmas Pageant 1 4 Slempre Amlgas H1 Y 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Bowling 4 Vl leyball 1 2 3 4 Tennis 1 2 3 4 Base ball 1 Gold K Award Millard Fillmore Hospital Nursing NNITX If MLHL Business orus 1 2 chestra 1 2 Christmas Pageant 2 3 4 Commerce Club 4 German Club 2 3 Water Car nlval 1 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 Volleyball 1 2 Hiking 2 Blklng 3 Bryant and Stratton Bookkeeping ROBERT H. MEIER College Science Chorus, 1: Journalism Club, lg Swim- ming, 1. University of Buffalo: Social Work. ELIZABETH H. MEINKE College Science Ad Club, 3: Monltor's Club, 45 Bowling, 5. 2,5 Volleyball, 1, 2: Library Monitor, Millard Flumore Hospital: Nursing. EDWIN G. MENTH Engineering 12 Honor Rollsg Debate Club. 3, 43 Ger. man Club, 1, 2, 35 Treasurer, 3: Chess Club, 3: Intramural Baseball, 3: Intra- mural Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Unlverslty of Buffalo: Engineering. VALERIE J. MERRITT Secretarial 5 Honor Rolls' Journallsm 3' Commerce Club 4 Basketball 1 Secretarial Work FRANK ES M MLRL Business Chorus 1 2 3 4 Christmas Pageant 1 2 3 4 Cartoon Club 2 Slide Rule Club 2 Skating 1 2 3 4 Riding 1 2 4 Bowling 1 2 Hiking 1 2 3 Base ball 2 Swimming 1 4 Tennis 2 3 Office Work JUNE M MESNER Secretarial 5 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 Chr stmas Pageant 1 2 Sketch Club l Hi Y 4 Compass Staff 1 2 3 Bryant and Stratton Secretarlal Work DONNA M MILLER Secretarial Commerce Club 4 Basketball 1 Swim ming 1 Volleyball 1 Compass Staff 4 Office Work RUCERO MILLLR Busmess Volleyball 3 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 1 2 3 4 Bryant alid Stl'BtlZOIl BUSUISSS fv-. ,,... li! 959' DOROTHY H. MOEST Secretarial Chorus, 1, 2, Christmas Pageant, 1, 2: Chess Club, 2: Commerce Club, 4: Senior Girls' Hi-Y, 4, Swimming, 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, 4: Tennis, 3, 4: Volleyball, 1, 3, 43 Baseball, 3, 4: Tumbling, 43 Water Carnival, 2, 3: Life Saving, 13 Gold K Award: Compass Staff. 4. Buffalo State Teachers College: Teaching. MARGO V. MORGAN College Arls 5 Honor Rolls: Spanish Club, 4: History Forum, 3, 4: Senior Glrls' Hi-Y, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Speech Choir, 3. 4: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, 1, 43 Bowling, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball, 3, 4: Tennis, 2, 3, 4: Badmin- ton, 43 Water Carnival, 1: Swimming, 1, 2,3 St. Patrlck's Day Assembly, 3: Junlor Day Assembly, 33 Football Sklts, 43 Parents' Night Program, 43 Thanks- glvlng Day Assembly, 45 Certificate of Merit for City Planning Essay, 23 Gold K Award. New York State Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences: Dental Hygiene. PAUL T. MORGA N General Christmas Pageant, 31 Science Club, 1: Intramural Football 2 3 4' Intramural Baseball 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Varsity Baseball 2 3 4 Varsltv Foot bal 3 4 North Carolina State Phvslcal Educa MOR RH HARD l MON I-R College bczence Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intra mural Baseball 3 United States Navy HELEN A MUCH A Music Chorus 1 2 3 4 Chrlstmas Pageant 2 3 4 Journalism Club 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Skating 4 Compass Staff Eastman School of Music Muslc DENNIS C MURPHX College Sczence Ken Ad Club 4 Biology Club 4 Ken riamera Klub 2 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 Intramural Swimming 1 Intramural Baseball 3 Home Room Chainnan Ticket Sales for Mrs Murphys Board mg House Unlverslty of Buffalo Diplomatic Re lations 10 AN M MURRAX Business Chorus 1 3 Chrlstmas Pageant l 3 Journalism Club 1 Home Economxcs Club 4 Swirnmlng 1 2 3 Bowling 3 Tennls 4 Rldlng 1 Compass Staff 1 2 3 4 History Forum 4 Bryant ani Stratton Business .lOl LE WI NH ER5 Business Chorus 1 2 4 Christmas Pageant 1 2 3 4 Cartoon Club 2 Slide Rule Club 2 Skating 1 2 3 4 Hiking 2 3 Rldlng 1 2 4 Swimming 1 4 Bowllng 1 2 Baseball 2 Offlce Work J-KNIFNJ NAI KF f envrul 2 Honor Rolls Journalism 4 Knights of the Golden Gavel 4 Intramural Football 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Compass Staff 4 United States Navy I' V A N1 N -INN 4 HIIQIIIPNK A Cappella Choir 4 Christmas Pageant 4 Chorus 3 History Forum 2 Thanks glvlng Day Program 3 Easter Day Pro gram 3 Lincoln Day Program 1 4 Vocal Study DANIFI A NAPIILRAIA Husuwss Bowling Club 1 2 3 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basket ball 1 Intramural Baseball 3 4 In tramural Swlmmlng 1 2 Compass Salesman 1 4 Rochester Institute of Technology Commercial Design and Tool Selectlon M ARILYN NAI DASHER Business Bowling 3 4 Tennis 4 Swimming Riding 2 Volleyball 2 Bryant and Stratton Office Work NANCY A. NAUTH College Science Chorus, l 2' Christmas Pageant, 1, 2' Slempre Amlgas H1-Y 45 Biology Club, 3' Program Committee' Cartoon Club, 2: History Forum, 4' Bowling, 4' Bad- minton 4g Compass Staff 4: 'Recogni- tion Day Ticket Sales Manager, 2. University of Buffalo, Journalism. MAURA A. O'MARA College Arts Christmas Pageant, 31 Home Economics Club. 4: Journalism Club, 2: Latin Club, 4: Council of World Affairs, 41 Swim- ming, 1, 2, 3: Bowling, 3, 4: Horseback Riding, lp Roller Skating, 3, 4. Buffalo State Teachers Collegeg Teaching. 'Q' il' 'g-.-. If wi Q, Q vi9'e's Q g , ef. ' NI-IRI -INN K ONDRFJKA College Science All Honor Rolls Chorus 2 3 Christmas Pageant 2 3 4 Dramatic Club Biology Club 2 History Forum 2 Library Monltor Club 4 Latin Club 4 Joumalism Club 2 Council of World Affairs 4 Glrls Marching Drlll 4 Library Monitor 4 City Planning Cer ttflcate 2 Buffalo State Teachers College Teaching PATRIII-I A O ROI RIXF follvge Scienti- One Honor Roll Junior Class Vice President Senior Class Secretary Chorus 2 3 4 Slempre Amlgas H1 Y 3 4 Vice President 4 Baseball 1 2 owllng 1 2 Te nls Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Va lty l 2 Marching Drill 3 4 St Patricks Day Program 3 4 Gold K Award New York State Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences -IIIPI I' OTIs f'vnvral Chorus 2 Christmas Pageant 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Swlmml g 1 Bowling 4 Volleyball l 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Badminton 1 4 Tennis 4 Gold K Award New York State Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences Dental Hygiene FIIWARII I OWI IIRIIK Fnguwering 2 Honor Rolls Chorus 2 History Forum 2 Public Speaking., Club President 2 Dramatic Club 2 3 Slide Rule Club 2 3 4 Intramural Tennls 2 3 Tennis Assistant Manager 2 Manager 4 Intramural Football 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 4 Stage Technical Staff 2 3 Cheerleader 4 New York State Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences Engineering JOAN 'VI PAGE College Science 3 Honor Rolls Christmas Pageant 4 Advertising Club l Swimming Club Home Economics Club 1 Advertising Staff 2 Biology Club 2 Y Teen Club 4 Representative of Compass 2 Life Savlng 1 Swimming 1 2 3 4 Basket ball 1 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Bowling 4 Water Carnival 1 2 Major Swimming Team 1 2 Compass Staff 1 2 Gold K Award Home Room Reporter 1 New York State Institute of Applied Arts and Sclencs' Dental Hygiene. MARVI I-IRITF Ii. PARISE Business Christmas Pageant 3 4: A Cappella C olr 3, 4' Band 1, 2, 3, 4' St. Patricks Day Assembly 2, 3' Danny Dlther, 3' Harvard Cup Assembly, 3' Drum Major- ette, 1 2, 3 4: Hobby Show, 3. Dance Teacher. FLORIA H. PARLCKI Business Chorus, 1: Christmas Pageant, ll Com- merce Club 4g Basketball, 1: Tumblln , lg Baseball, 1: Volleyball, lg Cheer- leader, lg Library Monitor, 1: Compass Staff, 4. Alr Llne School: Alr Line Stewardess. il-Rl N1 ' I Engml 1-'rm Intramural Football 3 4 In mural Track 2 3 4 Intramural Cross Country 3 Track Squad 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Buffalo State Technlcal Instltute R13 MUNI! W PH IFN lwngururrng 4 Honor Rolls Biology Club 2 Jour nallsm Club 2 3 4 Make up Edrtor 2 News Edltor 3 Ed1tor1nCh1ef 4 Latrn Club 4 Consul 4 Sllde Rule Club 4 Intramural Baseball 1 2 3 4 Intramural Football 3 4 Tra S uad 1 2 Hobby Farr 1 2 3 Flrst ze l 2 Unnersrty of Buffalo SC1ElltlflC Work ll-UNNRII ,I l'l'Nlx XTX funeral Chrrstmas Pageant 1 Intramural Foot 1 2 3 4 Track 1 Intramurfr Baseball 3 4 Compass Staff 1 Armed Forces JURY K PFPRF Business 3 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 ChI'1ST,lIl3S Pageant 1 'I 3 4 A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Mixed Choir 3 4 Basketball 1 2 4 Varsl y seball 1 2 3 Bo li g 2 Hrkmg 1 Swimmlng 1 2 Skating 4 nnrs 4 Volleyball l 2 3 4 sembly Pogram 1 2 3 4 Gold K Award Compass Staff 4 Sprlng Con cert 4 Badminton 4 Irrternatronal Beauty School Beautr can MARX I PLRIINO Seen mrml 7 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 4 Christ mas Paseant 1 4 Commerce Club 4 Vice President Basketball 1 Baseball 1 2 Tennis 2 Volleyball 1 2 Marching Drlll 3 4 Athletrc Office 4 Secretarral Staff 4 Compass Staff 4 Secretarlal Work XI MA 'NI PFRNlClx Srcrrturml Commerce Club 4 Skating, 3 4 Swim nung 1 Tennrs 4 Secretarial Work PRANCISJ PETFRSEN Follege Science 6 Honor Rolls Armed Services Vetermarlan R TH Nl lll'lI R BUSIIIPYS 4 Im In ...--H., WM 46 3 Honor Rolls Bryant and Stratton Business 10-UN 'VI PIFII lollegl BIIPIIFK Chorus l 2 3 4 Christmas Pageant 2 3 4 Blology Club 3 Hlstory Forum 4 Bowlng, 2 3 4 Tenns 2 Skating 2 Swrmmlne 2 lVI1l1'l1d Flllmore Nursing FFRDINAND I' IHII III Huvuuss Adxertlsrng Club 2 Advertlslng Staff 2 Intramural Football 2 3 4 New York State Institute of Applred Arts and Sclences Merchandlsing IONHTAIV F W PIOTROWSIG lollege Arte 1 Honor Roll Dramatic Club 2 Jour nalisrn Club 3 4 Debate Club 4 His tory Forum 4 Washlngton Day Assem b 4 State Teachers College Teachmg 1 ARMELO J PIZZICHEMI lnllege SCIPIICC' 6 Honor Rolls Intramural Baseball 1 2 3 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Unrversrty of Buffalo Pharmacy BARBARA A PLEBXN follege Scunrz Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Cappella 2 3 4 Mrxed Choxr 3 Christmas Pageant 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 Journalism Club 3 News Editor 3 Slempre Amigas Hi Y 3 4 Vollev ball 2 3 4 Bowling 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Hiking, 4 Badminton 4 City Plan nmg Essay Award 2 State I'ear,hers College Teachlng ALICE C' PLFWHNNRI Business Chorus 3, Chrxstmas Pageant 3 Com merce Club, 4, Bowlrng 3 Volleyball 3 Baseball 4 Badminton 4 Bryant and Stratton Secretarial Work XRTHl R I' PUHI lollfgf Ncullrv Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Sw ming Varsltv 1 2 Oh10 State University Business Admrn lstratlon U Y P0 Hamm FCIIIHHIIU 6 Home Economics Club 3 4 Sales Clerk K 'NUI ll 1 HH Pl'Wlll-R4 fullfgf Nunn: Brology Club 2 Intramural Footbrll 1 2 3 4 Intramural Swlnrmrng., 1 2 Swimming Varslty 3 4 Intramural Tcnnls 1 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Int amural Basketball 4 Intramural fross Country 4 it Bonawenturc Busrness Adrnlnrstra ron NI-SRI IA lx POWPII llum: Erononucs 5 Honor holls Senior Class Vlce Pres ldent Christmas Pageant 4 Slempre Amlgas H1 Y 2 3 4 Vollevball 1 2 4 Badminton 2 3 4 Hiking 2 3 Bowl ini! 3 4 'lennls 3 4 Marchlng Drill 4 Cornell University Agriculture IILONARIJ 'V RAI LYNNKI f ollege Scrence 6 Honor Rolls Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 -l Intramural Baseball 3 4 Clty Plannrng, Certificate 2 Unix ersrty of Buffalo Pharmacy DUI 0Rl'S NI R NIH Su fl mrml Chorus 1 Christmas Pageant Home Economics Club 2 Commerce Club 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Tenn 2 3 4 Bowlln Gold K Award Bryant and Stratton Bookkeeping JLVN K RXFIIWIXNN follege Silence 5 Honor Rolls Chorusl 2 3 Journal lsm Club 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 Siem pre Amlgas HlY 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Swimming 1 Bowling l Volleyball 1 2 3 4 T ms 3 4 Gold K Award Institute of Applied Arts and Science Dental Technician 3 419 ff! RON XI DJ R XTll'l Busrnr-u Chorus 2 Chrrstmfrs Pageant 2 3 4 Bowling 2 4 Intramural Football 2 3 4 Intramural Swrmmrng, 2 3 4 In tramural Track 2 4 Intramural Base ball 3 4 Intramural Cross Country 3 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Canrsrus Colle e Busmess Admrn stra tron NI UU XNN RHHI KN Nw relunul 5 Honor Rolls Commerce Club 4 Vol levball 2 4 Water Show 1 Swrmmrng 1 Baseball 3 Basketball 4 Prnate Secretarral Work S Xl 'Nl RI'lHl N llvml l'llHllllHllS Chorus 1 2 3 4 A Cappellr Choir 3 4 Christmas Pageant 2 3 4 Home Economics Club 1 2 3 4 Thanksgrv ing Program 4 Parents lvlght Pro gram 4 Veterans Hospital and Clty Hospltal Programs 4 Nursln KH I RFHH folltgr Blltllll Intramural Cross Countrv 1 Cross Country Squad 1 Intramural Track 1 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 In tramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Brvant and Stratton Arcountin IIOLORICA A RhlTNlLlhR Honu lrtonmnrcs Home Economrcs Club 1 2 3 4 Ken Y Teen 4 Bowlrng Club 3 4 Com pass Staff 3 Bowlrng 3 4 Tennis Skatrng 2 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Telephone Operation .IUYN K RPNIIN1 Surflurml 7 Honor Rolls Swimming, 3 Base a 3 Riding Secretarial Work JOXCL X RPPNI-KN follege Srzvnrv Chorus 1 2 3 Christmas Pageant 1 3 Sigma Phi P1 HiY 3 4 C pass Staff 4 State Teachers College Primary Grade Teachrng, WILLIAM W RICHMOND College Science C hrlstmas Pageant 4 Intramural Bask etball 1 2 3 4 Squad 2 3 Varsity 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Squad 3 Varsity 4 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Varsity 2 3 4 Columbia Unlxerslty Journalism ALIAIN I' ROBPRT Fine Arts Studio Club 4 Intramural Football l 2 3 4 Varsity 4 Intramural Baseball Colorado A dz M Agriculture JACQUES H ROBINSON College Science Christmas Pageant 1 4 Compass Ad Staff 1 Debate Club 1 3 4 Biology Club 2 Dramatic Club 2 Hlstorv Forum 2 Chess Club 3 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Squad 3 Varsity 4 Cross Country Squad 2 Intramural Baseball 3 Wlnner of Ticket Sale Con test Canlslus College and Unlversltv of RONALD J ROCHEVOT College Entrance Arts 1 Honor Roll Christmas Pageant 4 Latin Club 4 Aedlleshlp 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Track 3 4 Bowling Club University of Buffalo Medicine CARL .I ROESCH Engzneenng Bowling Club 2 Latin Club 1 Intra mural Basketball 1 2 3 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Cross Country 1 2 3 Champions 3 Cross Country 1 2 3 4 Varsity 4 Intra mural Track 1 2 3 4 Champions 4 Track 1 4 Varsity 4 Intramural Base ball 3 4 Intramural Swimming 3 4 Syracuse University Forestry PAUL C ROETLING Engmeermg All Honor Rolls Winner of Junior At talnment Medal Debating Society 3 4 German Club 3 Compass Staff 2 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intra mural Baseball 3 Intramural Tennis 1 University of Buffalo Physics Research FRANCES M ROGALSKI Secretarial 1 Honor Roll Chorus 2 3 Christmas Pageant 2 3 Home Economics Club 2 Commerce Club 4 Volleyball 3 Ten his 3 Baseball 3 Chown Business School Secretarial Work ROSE MARIE ROMAGNUOID College Arts 12 Honor Rolls Chorus 2 3 Christmas Pageant 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 Dramatic Club 2 Debate Club 3 Spanish Club 4 Secretary Slempre Amlgas Hi Y 3 4 Corresponding Secretary 4 Volley 1 4 Bas tball 1 Baseball 1 2 3 Speech Choir 3 Junior Day Assembly 3 Gold K Award DYouvllle College Foreign Languages DONALD R ROMAI Engmeermg 1 Honor Roll Christmas Pageant 4 French Club 1 2 History Forum 2 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Int mural Baseball 3 Michigan State Univers ty Business mlnistration JACK R RONEKER Husmess 7 Honor Rolls Christmas Pageant 4 History Forum 4 Athletic Office Mon ltor 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 Buffalo State Teachers College Business Teacher JOAN MARIE ROON College Arts 8 Honor Rolls Dramatic Club 2 Jour nallsm Club 3 4 Debate Club 4 Com pass Staff 4 Syracuse University Radio Script Writ GWENN L ROUNTREE General 11 Honor Rolls School Paper 1 2 Powers Modeling School Modeling CHRISTINE T RUTECKI College Sczence Chorus 2 Bowling 3 4 Tennis 3 4 Basketball 4 Swimming 4 Baseball 4 Mlllard Fillmore Hospital Unlverslty of Buffalo Nursing ANN M RYBK4 Secretarial 1 Honor Roll Chorus 1 2 Christmas Pageant 1 2 Dramatic Club 2 Home Economlcm Club 2 Journalism Club 3 Commerce Club 4 Basketball 1 Bowl n Bryant and Stratton, Stenographer ' C .,2 , Q , .: f , 1 : ,Q , ..... ... .. 3 3 -,, ..,.. . 3 ,L - 1 . 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W Nu- Ll AINL R SIMVILT Business Chorus 2 3 Chrlstmas Pageant 2 3 4 Advertising Staff 4 Volleyball brairy Monitor 3 4 Slgma Phl Pl H1 Y Bryant and Stratton Office Work NAIVH P SINION Svvrviurml Commerce Club 4 Swllnlllllll, 1 Life Saving 1 Badminton 2 Horseback Rldlng 2 Stenography HEI PN B SMFI TYPR Sur: lurml Home Economics Club 1 Commelce Club 4 Councll on World Affairs 2 Cartoon Club 1 Swimming 1 Volley ba 2 3 Baseball 1 2 Girls Drlll Team 3 4 Gregg Shorthand Certificate Secretarial BPTTE J SMITH Ser relarml 9 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 Christmas Pageant 1 2 3 4 Hlstorv Forum Dramatic Club 2 Commerce Club Senior Girls Hi Y 3 4 Badminton Baseball 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 Varsity 3 Tennis 2 3 4 Bowling Gold K Award St Patricks Day Pro gram 3 4 City Planning Certificate Secretarial Work TERR1 G SMITH College Sczence Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Canisius College Business NORMAN J SNXDER Busmess Ken Ad Club 1 Ken Bowllng Club 1 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Int mural Baseball 3 Intramural Track 1 Swimming 1 Track 1 3 Varsity 4 Unlverslty of Buffalo JANE A SPIENS becretarlal Chorus 1, Commerce Club 4, Skatmg 3 Basketball, 4, Baseball, 4, Gregg Shorthand Certificate, 2 Bryant and Stratton, Secretarial Work JANE F ST-XFBFLI College QFIPIIFP 5 Honor Rolls Chorus 2 3 Christmas Pageant 2 3 Blology Club 2 Senlor Glrls Hl Y 3 4 Treasurer 4 Com merce Club 4 History Forum 4 Corn pass Staff 4 Bowling 1 2 3 4 I-Ilk ng 2 Tennis 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Varsity 3 Girls Drill Team 3 4 Bask etball 4 Skating 3 Baseball 4 St Patricks Day Program Gold K Award Buffalo State Teachers College Teach U8 IFRTRI DF I' STHFY follege Science All Honor Rolls Chorus l 2 Dramatic Club 2 History Forum 2 Slide Rule Club 2 3 Secretary 3 Debate Society 4 Lincoln Day Assembly 4 Bowling 4 Tennis 4 Compass Staff 4 St Pat rlcks Day Program 4 Home Room Ticket Manager 1 2 Journalism Club 1 Literary Staff 4 State Teachers College Teaching ROBERT I STA MFR Engmeerulg 1 Honor Roll Christmas Pageant 4 Ken Bowling Club 1 Intramural Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 Intramural Baseball 3 Intramural Swimming 1 2 3 Swimming 2 3 Var slty 4 Unlverslty of Buffalo Electrical En glneerlng FTHFL J STANFORD Secretarial Chorus 1 3 Dramatic Club 2 Senior Girls HlY 3 4 History Forum 2 Commerce Club 4 Monitors Library Club 4 Compass Staff 4 Library Monitor 3 Secretarial Work ULIANA L STANLEY Secretarial A11 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 Christmas Pa eant 1 2 3 4 Home Economics Club 2 Council on World Affairs 3 Journalism Club 2 Com merce Club 4 President 4 Advertising Staff 3 Bowling 1 3 4 Skating 3 Tennis 4 Compass Staff 4 Secre tarlal Staff 4 City Planning Certlfl cate 3 Secretarial Editor of the Com pass 4 Science Congress Award Gregg Shorthand Certfflcate 2 Work Experience Program Secretarial Work NORRINI: M STATF follege sl'lPlll'P Chorus 1 2 Christmas Pageant Basketball 3 Horseback Riding 1 Bowling l 2 3 4 Swimming l Ll brary Monitor 3 4 Sisters of Charltv School of Nursing RICHARD J STATE follege Qcwnce 7 Honor Rolls Ken Bowling Club 1 2 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Int mural Basketball 2 4 Intramural Baseball 3 American Legion Baseba 1 2 Track 1 Intramural Track 2 Syracuse University, Forestry .I-NNN F NI STFI l RFK HT Buunen 1 Honor Roll Chorus l Christmas Pageant 1 2 Commerce Club 4 Sec retary 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Volley 1 4 Ba ball 1 Roller Skating 2 3 Sigma Phi Pl Hi Y 4 St Patricks Day Program 3 Bryant and Stratton Secretarial Work DON R STH KFI College Scaence 1 Honor Roll Intramural Football 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 tramural Baseball 3 Football 2 University of Buffalo Auditing DONALD P STROBL College Sv.-:ence Christmas Pageant 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 March Band 1 2 3 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 American Legion Baseball 1 2 3 Daly Post Champions 3 Varslty Football 4 Var sity Baseball 4 Danny Dlther O chestra 3 Spring Program Orchestra 4 KATHI EEN A SULI IVAN Huunen 2 Honor Rolls Commerce Club Swlmmlng 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Junior Llfe Saving Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Water Show 2 Sigma Phi Pl H1 Y 4 Bryant and Stratton Secretarial Work NANCY M SYRCHER Follege Scaence 3 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Christ mas Pageant 1 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 Choral Group 3 4 History Forum 4 Horseback Rldlng 1 Swimming 4 Basketball 1 3 Voll yball 1 2 4 Bowling 3 4 Baseball 2 4 Tennls 4 Drill Team 3 4 Tumbling 4 Compass Staff 4 Slempre Amlgas Hi Y Junior Day Program 3 Thanksgiving Day Program 4 University of Rochester Optlcal Tech nology CLARA R SYROCZYNSKI Business Volleyball 1 Basketball 1 3 Tennis 2 4 Bowling 4 Swimming Team 1 Water Show 1 4 Baseball 2 4 Meyer Memorial Hospital Nursing DONALD H SZEN Engmeeruxg Christmas Pageant 4 Intramural Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Varsity 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 Varsity 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Swimming 1 2 American Legion Baseball 1 2 3 Cortland State Teachers, Physical Education . 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' ' ' , ' : ' 'mi , , ,. .3 . , . , , If ' 1 ' ' ' ll' I 1 I I 1 ' l ' I. 1 I 51 RICHARD L SZRAMA rl Alumni Association of the Crlppled Childrens Day School New York State Cerebral Palsy Assoclatxon Department Store Work BFTTY L SZYDIOWSKI Secrelnrlal 7 Honor Rolls Commerce Club 4 Bowllng l Basketball 1 4 Swlmmlng 2 4 Volleyball 2 4 Baseball Tennxs 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Sec retarlal Staff 4 Guidance Office Mon itor 4 Home Room Cheerleader 2 Compass Staff 4 Work Plan Program 4 Lincoln Day Program 4 Bryant and Stratton Secretarial Work JOAN C SIYMANSKI Business 11 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 Home Economics Club 2 Commerce Club 4 Dramatic Club 2 Volleyball l Basket ball 1 Bowling 1 Bryant and Stratton Office Work JOYCF A TAY LOR Home Economics 1 Honor Roll Home Economics Club 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 ol leyball 1 2 Horseback Riding 1 History Forum 3 Strong Memorlal Hospital Dietetics CONRAD F TOEPIFER JR College En trance Language 8 Honor Rolls Compass Editor ln Chief 4 Christmas Pageant 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 German Club 1 2 3 Presldent 3 Orchestra l 2 3 4 Chess Cub 1 2 3 Debate Society 3 4 Varslty 3 4 Mlss Cherry Blossom 2 Danny Dither 3 Junior Day Program 3 Thanksgiving Day Program 2 3 4 Easter Program 2 3 4 Football Skit 4 Armistice Day Program 1 Junlor Mss 4 University of Buffalo English Teach Hg EDWARD R TURNER Fme Arts Studlo Club 1 2 3 4 Bowling Club 1 2 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Int mural Swlmmlng 1 2 Intramural Base ball 3 4 Compass Staff 4 Danny Dlther Background 3 University of Colorado Agrlculturlst I IORPNC F E Tl RNER l ollege Science 1 Honor Roll Band 1 Orchestra, 1 Biology Club, 3 Roller Skating Horseback Riding 4 Volleyball Basketball, 1, Badminton, 1 University of Buffalo, Medlcal Tech nology f-sq for QM l MARX LOU UR90 College Sczence 11 Honor Rolls A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Christmas Pageant 3 4 Orchestra Mrs Murphys Boarding House Junior Day Assembly 3 Choral Group 4 Girls Declamatlon Contest 4 City Planning Certificate 4 Honor Roll Certificate 4 Debating Society 3 4 Treasurer 4 Prlae Debate Team 3 In terscholastlc Team 4 Home Economics Club 2 French Club 1 Slempre Amlgas H1 Y 2 3 4 President 4 Dramatic Club 2 Basketball 1 2 Volleyball 1 2 Tennis 2 Tumbling 4 Swimming 1 2 3 Water Carnival 1 2 3 Swim ming Team l 2 Llfe Saving l Cornell University Home Economics DEI URFQ I VAN DYRF Gem ral Chorus 1 Gym Office Monitor Office Work FRANK X VOf EI Follcge Scunce 5 Honor Rolls Junior Class Treasurer Senior Class Treasurer Varsity Tennls l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Varsity 4 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Compass Reporter 2 Compass Staff 4 Civic Planning Award 4 University of Buffalo Law CAROI LEE VOFFNAUER Husuwss l Honor Roll Chorus 1 2 4 Christmas Pageant 1 2 4 Home Economics Club 3 4 Commerce Club 4 History Forum 4 Senior Hi Y Volleyball 1 2 3 Var sity 4 Basketball 2 3 Varsity 4 Bowling 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Tennis 4 Swimming 1 4 Life Saving 1 Gold K Award Bryant and Stratton Offlce Work MARGARET A VOLK College Sclence All Honor Rolls Senior Class Girls Mar shal Secretary of Junior Class Chorus 1 Christmas Pageant 4 Clty Planning Essay Award 2 4 Attainment Medal l 2 Gold K Award St Patricks Day Program 3 4 Danny Dlther Strickland Troupers 3 Choral Group 4 Compass Staff 1 2 3 4 Biology Club 2 President 2 Literary Staff 4 Dramatic Club 3 Senior Girls H1 Y 3 4 President 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Varsity 2 3 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Var sity 2 3 Baseball 1 2 Swimming 1 2 Water Carnival 1 Tennis 2 4 Gym Exhlbltlon 2 State Teachers College Teaching SALLY F VOLLMAR B us: n ess Journallsm Club 4 Projection Staff 1 Advertising Staff 4 Actlvitles Office Staff 4 Basketball 2 4 Volleyball 4 Skatgng 2 Bowling 2 Tennis 4 Hlk Hg Burroughs Calculating School Office Work FLAINE WARI IW Business Projection Staff 1 Commerce Club 4 Advertising Staff 4 Activities Office Staff 4 Slempre Amlgas Hi Y 3 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Skating 2 3, Tennis, 4, Hiking, 1, Compass Staff, Burroughs Calculating School Office Work JLDITH 'N W-XRSUK lxl K allege Scrence 1 Honor Roll Chorus l 2 Christmas Pageant 1 2 Journalism Club 2 3 4 Club Editor 3 News Editor 4 Blology Club 2 Ken Ad Club 1 Dramatic Club 3 Public Speaklng Club 3 Volleyball 1 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 Tennls 2 Hlklng l 2 Horseback Riding 1 2 Roller Skating 4 Swimming 1 Swim mlng Team 1 Llfe Sawing 1 Compass Staff 4 Homeroom Cheer Leading 1 2 Girls Choral Group 3 Freshman Girls Hallowe en Program Award For Sale of Football Tickets 2 Clty Planning Cer tlflcate l 2 3 Meyer Memorial Hospital Nursing Physio Therapy 1 ARULL R WATLRN I'1ne 4rl.s 10 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 2 Christmas Pageant l 2 Journalism 2 3 4 Art Editor 4 Debate Team 3 4 Art Studio Club 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Research Editor 4 Swimming 1 2 Lifesaving 1 Bowllng 2 3 Tennis 2 3 Compass Staff 2 3 4 Library Monitor 4 Cafe terla Monitor 2 3 4 Clty Planning Certificate 2 3 4 Art Award 2 4 Buffalo State Teachers Albright Art School Commercial Art JO ANNE I WI' -XXER College .Science l Honor Roll Chrlstmas Pageant 3 4 Dramatlc Club 2 Speech Choir 3 Slempre Amlgas Hi Y 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 Basketball 1 Football Assemblies 3 Junior Day Assembly 3 Armistice Day Program 4 Thanksgiving Day Pro gram 4 Open House 4 Unlverslty of Buffalo Medical Technol OEY .ll IIITHQ WERINFR Secretarial 3 Honor Rolls Commerce Club 4 Ll brary Monitors Club 4 Bowling Volleyball 1 4 Basketball 1 4 Roller Skating 3 Swimming 1 Horseback Riding 4 Tennis 4 Compass Staff 4 Library Monitor 4 Secretarial Staff 4 Shorthand Award 2 Bryant and Stratton Secretarial Work JACK LDWARD WLBER College buena 1 Honor Roll Chorus 4 Christmas Pa geant 4 Intramural Football l 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Intra mural Baseball 3 4 Track 1 2 Varsity 3 4 Bowling Club 1 Miami University Biological Research KORLEEN I' WHEELOCK Music 1 Honor Roll Chorus 2 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Christmas Pageant 1 2 3 4 chestra 1 2 3 4 Swimming 1 Base ball 1 Baton twlrler 1 2 3 4 St Pat rlcks Day Program 1 4 Sklts 4 ar lety Show 1 Mrs Murphvs Boarding House 1 Operetta 2 Danny Dlther Dancing Instructor Professional Dancing FRANCES NI WILHLALL College Science Chorus, 1, 2, Biology Club 2 Journal lsm Club 2, Basketball, 1 Volleyball 2, Baseball 2 Bowling 4, Tennis, 4 Buffalo General Hospital Nursing 'S '47 WILL! All L WILL-XND Huunees 3 Honor Rolls Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 Track Cr s ountrv 1 2 Flag Bearer l Bryant and Stratton Accounting., UNI' W IH! feneml Baseball Airport Work HPRNKHD Il WIPSI' Engmeerulg Football 3 Varsity 4 Basketball 3 Varslty 4 Track 1 2 3 Varsity 4 Swlmmlng 1 Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Intramural Swimming 2 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Cornell Unlversity Nutrition RH H XRD l' W ll'Sl'Nl l'R lzngmeermg 12 Honor Rolls Compass Staff 4 Com pass Photographer 4 Intramural Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 4 Debate Club 1 Varsity 3 4 University of Buffalo Engineering LOI1: J WILD lollege 5Cl9llL8 Chorus 1 French Club 1 Bowling Baseball 4 Millard Fillmore Hospital Nursing MARYANN P WILK College Science Biology Club 2 Water Show 1 Bowl ing 2 3 4 Tennis 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Horseback Riding 4 Volleyball 3 Baseball 2 4 Gold K Award University of Buffalo Nursing EUCENL 'N WIILARD Business 6 Honor Rolls Football 1 Varslty 2 3 Co Captain 4, Band, 1 2, Orchestra Swlmmlng,1 Track 2, 3 4 Intramural Football, 1, 2, 3 4 Intramural Baseball, North Carolina State CLAIRE M WILLETT Secretarial Commerce Club 4 Dramatic Club 1 2 Easebiall 1 2 Volleyball 1 2 Basket 2 Bryant and Stratton Stenography .IOS CE A WILLIAMS .Secretarial Chorus 1 2 Christmas Pageant 2 3 4 Commerce Club 4 Y Teen 2 3 Siem pre Amlgas H1Y 4 Swimming 1 2 Skatlng 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Vol l bal11234Bowl1ngl4Le saving l Water Show 1 2 Marching Drlll 3 4 Gold K Award Compass Staff 4 Bryant and Stratton Business School Office Work RONALD H WIND Music Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Christmas Pageant 2 4 Biology Club 2 Chess Club 2 United States Marine Corps LFWIS R WING JR Engineering Cheerleader 3 Captain 4 Senior Boys H1 Y 3 Treasurer 4 Intramural Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 In tramural Track 1 University of Buffalo Engineering ROBERT D WINTERS College Sczence 5 Honor Rolls Intramural Football Intramural Track 1 2 I tramux al Baseball Intramural Basketball 3 German Club 2 Unlverslty of Buffalo Electrical En glneering DOI ORLS B WITTLILI' General Swimming 1 Volleyball 4 Baseball 4 Office Work DOROTHY A. WITTLIEF Secretarial 6 Honor Rolls' Sketch Club, 2' Studio Club 2' Cartoon Club 2' Bicycle Club 3: Commerce Club 4' Basketball, 1 3 4' Tumbling 4: Volleyball, 1, 3 4' Swimming, 1' Baseball 1, 3, 4' Tennis, 3g Bicycle Hiking, 31 Badminton, 1 Gold K Award: Homeroom Reporter, 1: Gregg Shorthand Certificate, 2. Secretarial Work. 'War RICHARD L WOLF Engmeermg Football 3 Varsity 4 Basketball 3 Varsity 4 Varslty Baseball 3 4 In tramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intra mural Basketball l 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 4 Bowling Club l Senior Boys I-Il Y 4 Wyoming Unlverslty Forest Ranger DOROTHY A lOUNl, rts Christmas Pageant 1 College Writing HOWARD I YOUNF Engmeermg 3 Honor Rolls History Forum 2 Intra mural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Wyoming University Agriculture fIORIA J LAlxRZhWSIxI follige Scrence Biology Club 2 Journalism Club Bowling 2 Baseball 4 Volleyball 1 Horseback Riding 1 Meyer Memorlal Hospital Nurslng DOLORES E LANGHI Busmess 3 Honor Rolls Chorus 1 Christmas Pageant 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 Com merce Club 4 Riding Club 1 History Forum 2 Slempre Amlgas Hl Y Sec retary 3 Basketbagl 1 213 4 Voll y 1 Hiking 2 Swimming 1 Tennis 4 Bowling 4 Badminton 4 Gold K Award Compass Staff 4 Junior Dav Assembly 3 University of Buffalo Social Work I'RANKI IN D LAN! HI General Intramural I-ootball 1 2 3 4 Intra mural Baseball 3 4 Intramural Basket ball 2 Intramural Swlmmlng 2 Swim mlng Manager 1 Debate Club 1 Jour nallsm Club 1 Bowling Club 4 Coun cll on World Affairs 4 Puerto Rican Institute of Science Sugar Refining RALPH J CRANE Follege Science Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intra smut-al!Basketball 1 4 Intramural Base a Comell University Research Chemist ROBIN ERB Follege SCIBIICO Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intra mural Baseball 3 4 Intramural Swim mlng 1 Captain 2 3 Cortland State College Physical Education LOMPLETED DONAID H BITTERMAN General Swimming 2 Swimming 1 2 Varsity 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Intra mural Football 1 2 3 4 Unlted States Navy JOHN F FITCH General Intramural Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Intra mural Baseball 3 Canisius College Business Admlnistra tion EDWARD M FROST General Bowling Club 4 Intramural Football 2 3 4 Track 1 3 4 Intramural Track 1 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Cortland University Physical Education W-XITER D WEIIS Fine Arn 3 Honor Rolls Chorus 3 Technical Varsity Crew 3 University of Buffalo JANUARY I RADUATE IJANIPI PDWARD WINTFR lollege Scaence 1 Honor Roll Chorus 4 Christmas Pageant 1 2 3 4 Debate Club 1 3 4 Dramatic Club l 2 3 Slide Rule Club 2 Ad Staff 1 Spanish Club 4 Intra mural Football 1 2 Buffalo State Teachers College English Teaching IOLIS C SCHOEV College Sczence 8 I-Ionor Rolls Radio Club 4 Stage Crew 4 Intramural Football 1 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 Unlverslty of Buffalo Electronics 'IHOWIAS R WALSH General Cross Country 3 Varsity 4 Track 3 Varslty 4 Baseball l Intramural Foot ball l 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 4 Lehigh Unlverslty Metallurgy COURSE AT VETERANS HH H SLHOOL 1 RONALD J TURNER Business Bowling, 1 Intramural Football 1, 2, 3 4, Varsity, 3, 4, Intramural Basket ball, 1, 2, 3 4, Intramural Baseball, 1 2, 3 4, Intramural Track, 1, 2, 3, Varsity, 2 3, Intramural Swimming 1, 2, 3 4 :S ANTHONYI LUNETTA follege Science Bowling Club 1 Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball 3 Track Varsity 2 3 4 Football Varsity Intramural Swimming l Cortland State Teachers College Physical Education JOHNJ M1CARTHY College Scrence Swlmmlng Varsity Cross Country Var slty Track Varsity Intramural Track 1 Intramural Swimming 2 3 Intra mural Football 2 3 University of Buffalo Law RALPH T ORLANDO General Christmas Pageant 1 Bowling Club 1 I-Il Y 4 Intramural Football l 2 3 Squad 3 Varsity 4 Intramural Base ball 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Squad 1 3 Track Squad 1 University of Wyoming Forest Rangers ul I ' ' - - 3 ', 1 . 1 ' - . , . 1 . , ' - ' - - : Q L h 1 . .V L . . . 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' 7 ' - , 1 , , . ,4: ' e UIR PAHPNlb PRIIHPSS HI+Rll XI I4 3 11011 Key-to pictures on page 158 So CLASS WILL 1951 Ladies and gents tis an auction we hold Dig deep in your pockets tor old GREEN and GOLD FOUR years in this house we have spent up to date And now for us tenants it s time to vacate Though we treasure each pleasure and memory here bred You can t take It w1th you a vuse man once said So its to the highest bidder we reluctantly impart These treasures so rare and o dear to our heart hope they are suited to those who receive em Tis with best of intentions that we choose to leave em our living room tables displayed are they now Look closely then b1d high they re worth lt vue you 1 S I ANDARD LQUIPMENTI Our standard equipment so swiftly did go To the appropriate recipients we list here below Effervescent VU Doris La Rosas quiet way went to Jolly Jereer' CHLUZZI Karlyn Kaufholds curtain pulling and back stage experlence dropped to Curly Bob Knch meyer Most shocking was Bashful Blank s purchase of Don Collins aggressive attitude Joan Hermans tight llpped manner went tc the son of the great Malanowica A loud explosion' Paul Nuttle and Edward 7asowsk1 got what was left of Sue Haun s and Jeanette Hausers chemistry abilities Abbonandos ardent admiration ot St Joes football players LOUIS Wings cheerleading zest went to the men 1n the front office who have long coveted A foregone conclusion' Norm Adams and Jo none other went to Jerry Rooney and Ann Crumllsh ff UI LELTORS ITILMSJ Our dlstlngulshed v1s1tors just couldnt wait Likeblngiocent fishes they swallowed this ai LET S HOPE That Droopy Dick B u r k e knows how to control EIVI Hirvelas educated eyebrow That blushing Spence Bickel cheushes Paul Morgans Dream Boy momcker That Jack Wesers second hour rendez vous ID the library is duly appreciated by BOLD BOY BARRATO That the curlyhead Zlrnhelds know what to do with J 8z J Bllgers Tony Twin Title That Louis Hai graves can cope with Ted Brueckman s managemal problems That the Hopalong Cassidy Fan Club keeps Asa Bill Hollenbeck s cowboy boots well shined That Little Ed Menth s sedate snlcker will be cherished and developed bv Merry Mary Abrams We Feel C0nfldel1f Emily Post will be aided by Al Ferrentmos precise knowledge of etiquette Groucho Marx will soon replace Uncle M1lt1e as TVs No 1 Star after acquiring Carol Kuhns charming personality Terry Garridos early prom bid will prove beneflcial to pretty Judy Koch Jacques Robinson s collection of black eyes won t cost Sugar Ray his mlddlewelght title Ed Haynes quality of making Mr Hayes pull his hair out w1ll be used sparingly by Hank Jarvis Sir Jon Kron s chivalrlc attitude will live on in the person of gallant Jimmy Case lContznued on Page 1701 . . , 3 U 1 ' ' H 7' ' . s . 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V5 Seated Ann Crumllsh Gerald Rooney Charlotte Cash Standmg Frank Clmlnelll Stella Mazza Spencer Bxckel JUNIOR OFFILERS Preszdent Gerald Rooney Our capable presldent lS well known for h1s prowess as a member of the varsxty swxmmmff team HIS apparent leaderslup and easy gomg manner have won h1m many frlends at Ken He seems to enJoy h1S 513 Physlcs class Wno IS the attractlon Mr Alalmo or a Ceftalll female member of the class? Secretary Ann Crumlzsh toward athletlcs especlally basketball and volleyball She also was a membel of that snappy dr1ll team and was one of the charm mg colleens ln the St Patr1ck s Day program It 1S rumored that she frequently asslsts Mr Warren ln keepmg a certam swmmmer 1n 11ne Gzrls Marshal Stella Mazza Our splrlted G1r1s Marshal IS also athlet lcally 1nc11ned Her greatest love 1S volleyball Stella s sparkllng personallty and ab1l1ty to make people laugh have won her many frlends here at school Vzce Preszdent Charlotte Cash Our versatlle veep can be seen dashmg hlther and yon around the school but always wlth a ready smlle and a cheerful greetlng Char confesses a 11k1ng of all muslc hom Brahms to Bop She IS also actlve m dra matlcs debate and sports Treasurer Frank Czmmellz Our Well dressed Treasurer sports an un assummg manner wh1ch has made extremely popular here at Ken Ath1et1call5 1ncl1ned he has carved hlmself a n1che among Mr Berg stroms pxgskm pushers He readlly admlts hlS admlratlon for the sweet muslc of George Shearmg Boys Marshal Spencer Bzckel Our de rlgeur Boys Marshal confldes to us that even helpmg Mlss Walker must play second f1ddle to hlS baseball We not1ce he IS modest and unassumlng but w1ll never re fuse a second DISCS of cake he lg 3 I , . I ' I , . ' ' ' ' ' n 11 ' - . . . D . Y I ' . 11 H ' ' . ' . , I . 4 b Q v KA U ' ' ' - 7 ' 7 I , , . , . Our sedate secretary's interests tend more , , . Y . . V . . 1 ' y ' - r 14 ' ' rx ' ' . , 5 ' Q - ' ' - - - , - - .. - ,, , V .L . 60 JUNIORS ROOMS 262 266 Bottom Row J Bockelkamp P Downes M Clifford B Douglas N Barrett G Cardlno P Loftus M Lelbel L Freeman M Graeber J Felder S Hanneman J Cooper B Fechter J I-Iaberer G Becker J Blakelock R Lappln Second Row N Apa C Hill T Del Col S Gassman J Blanchl B Klopfcr B Lee S Harrin ton J Fuerst L Dojcsak G Conner N Cummlngs J Johnstone P Crcckett J Dlrr J Klay P Ehrenberg A Brown C DeGrood J Hoppe E Kolackl C Evers Third Row P Hoctor J Fredrick B Borkowskl M Bulsel J Ingraham G Crawford J Koch N Goebel Abeler I Krumbholz J Finch N Ferry M Brady J Latza S Harrington P Hlnman S Decareau M Blelak Gottovl J Lawrence Fourth Row D Goodwin G Hetzlnger I Edwards M Barth N Bowers C Keck A Henry I Erlsmann Franklin N Hennln J Boller N Ketter J long D Gutekunst L Love D Juergens M Gilbert L Lotz Fifth Row E Andrzejewska C Bowen M Clmador M Culkowskl B Freemanskl M Brauch C Lundl Kramer J Bernhardt N Hein HOME ROOM NOTES 262 and 266 Electlon of offlcers J un1or Day, and the Junlor Prom have been Just a few of the many actlvltles whlch keep our versatlle J unlor glrls busy every mmute of each day Mlss Steudles home room can boast the honor of havlng the three hlgh6St honor students of the Junlor class 1n Jeanne Law rence Isabel Edwards, and Carol Lund The TUNIOR J unlor Day was celebrated thls year on May 25 The fest1v1t1es 1ncluded an afternoon assembly program and a dellghtful prom m the gymnaslum The assembly program was opened by the processxonal of the Jumor Class a tradltlon at Ken After the salute to the flag, President Gerald Rooney dellvered an appropriate ad dress Other features of the program were a recitation by Judlth Koch a vlbraphone solo by Walter Eustace, a dance by MarJor1e Prop ster, an oratlon by Rlchard Scherbarth a classs popular Glrls' Marshal Stella Mazza also comes from 262 During the year the glrls partlclpated ln the actlvltles of our A Cappella Cholr the Dr1l1 Team The Water Show the St Patrlcks Day Program and many after school sports The two glrls who entered two or more of the programs mentloned are Joanne Tnftshauser and Cecella Evers DAY selectlon by the school orchestra a monologue by Ruth Schultz, a dance by Shlrley Schmxdt and two soprano solos by Jo Anne De Gorls Mr Chassm s remarks to the J unlors concluded the program After the recesslonal, the class offlcers preslded at the annual 1vy plantmg 1n front of the school The evenmg dance, a kaleldoscope of color ful gowns and striking decorations cllmaxed a truly memorable occaslon 9 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , , ', . 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JUNIOR BOYS ROOM 206 Thls year the J unlor boys from Room 206 contrlbuted a great deal toward the success of Kensmgton's act1v1t1es 1n splte of a heavy thlrd year schedule Among them are Cross Country Football Basketball Swlmmmg All Hlgh Tom McCarthy J1m Granton, J 1m Delaney Ronald Meyers, Conme Forbach, Bob Kelly Curly Jezewskl A1 Iarter Frank M1Cha1Sk1 Bob Fltz gerald Frank Clmmelll Larry Blank Ray Prell Glen Pauley Ed Malanowlcz Dan De S1 mone Ed MAIHHOWICZ Jerry Rooney Gordon Errlck Don Farr Bob Relfllg Ronald Kraus Paul Mary Tenms Track Baseball Cheerleaders Chess Team Band JUINIORS ROOMS 206 204 Bob Mruk Tom McCarthy Al Evans J1m Case Bob Fltzgerald J1m Granton Spencer Blckel Al Larter Dlck Haberl Clarence Ball Ron Ernewem Harry Metcalf Bob Mruk Louxs D1 Berardlno Norm Whlte Waltel Eustace John Blrner Paul Jones, Larry Blank Bottom Row A Evans C Indridson P Barlow F Guerra D Farr R Ernst E Bruce C Hellert R Kless R Bartlett D Farrell T Hlbbard B Dietrich E Turchman D Kasprzak J Cantelln E Baum Second Row C Forbach R Grove K Bardol R Kelly D Ehat P Bulllnger K Buchta R Leff R Fried rich R Bundscho R Lubera R Kaucaynskl J Healy F' Gates M Ermaler J Granton Thxrd Row R Czarneckl A Gamzlukas K Loos D DeSlmone E Arendt R Blssonette T Deck T Hutchln son D H111 B Day G Diebold R Kraus S Bickel J Delaney R Korn R Klrchmyer W Furlong Fourth Row P Barlow R Groves D Dressel A Larter D Bartlett F Irr B Chapman W Esch G Ex-rick D Jenxs K Kller W Kirby N Jezewskl B Campbell JSchmelzer R Haberl Fifth Row C Battaglla R Jankowskl J Grosskopf J Crotty W Eustace R Erneweln J Blrner H Jaxvls C Ball . . v ' ' Y 7 . . 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JUNIORS ROOMS 262 266 Bottom Row B Starkey C Wlnd J Schaffer B Mloduckl S Thoemmes A Naedele J Stehle J Vollmer L Mlller M Muehlberger K Speldel C Waddell P McCo11y C Macholz M Wesp P Nowak lN Ruckl M Wqlleshauser Second Row N Ryba D Martin J Patterson K Meier J Repman J Rexchard S Mazza B Prlester K Sle rackl J Simeister D Schmitt J Stevenson E Sandacz C Mundorff J O msby M Propster L Ratkowskl L Schee lar V Saxer J Ott Thlrd Row J Meilsoe S Wagner M Wlndsor S Warner D Swltalski L Schaefer C Sverdrup P Moshle L Mlkolajczak E McMillan S Yaeger P Morgan J Worley D Young M Zlelxnski L Schoenfeld Fourth Row N Menz R Story V Pech P Rozek D Rajkowski J Neffke M Usmskl M USIUSKI J Trlftshau ser J Relsch M Szumlnskl B McDade N Sutton C Stocker Flfth Row S Thoemmes J Watts S Marschke P WOOdS1d8 J Stephan N McKernan J Reusch I Parker R Schulz Meyer Memorlal Hospltal patlents belng entertamed by many Ken students wlth Chrlstmas Carols 63 4 , , . V . - - - . - 1 - . . - . 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JUNIORS ROOMS 906 204 Bottom Row R Meyers S Waleszczak R Safford T McCarthy L Meyers R Schwlng J Pierce D Stiegman H Walbesser A Mesmer R Scherbarth E Sokolowskl R Wells R Wlegert J Zumpano Second Row R Mathewson M Walbesser R Schenk W Wallace J Trost J Novtlckl R Strzelczyk J Zll bauer R Seeger D Zlemann R Sicker J Welck P Matthews F Clmlnelll J Sylves C Schnursteln R Pawlowskl Third Row L Mullen W Schmidt D Stone G Porter B Pegrum H Mueller D Naples D Zlrnheld R Zirn held F Wilhelm K Peterson VL Mclnnls D Wilson T Moritz R Raiser Pmkowskl J Re P Mary K Kennedy R Relnxg Fifth Row N Shanahan H Tobe D Wopperer E Malanowlcz T Peters E Zasowskx R Schnltzer G Pauley M White P Rlggall HOME ROOM NOTILS FROM 204 Two O Four IS the coal car to the b1g en glne of Room 206, for our coal IS mlghty power ful We have a varled assortment of talent, rangmg from football to the ProJect1on Staff In football we have three f1rst strmg backs for next year ln Shorty Schenk, quarterback D1ck S1cker, halfback, and Roy Schneggen burger, fullback, and twln lmemen Ron and Don Z1rnheld Ron and Don also played basketball wlth our hoopsters thls year Our managerlal ab111ty lS proved by th1s years manager of the football team, Dan Wopperer In Norm Shanahan we have an ace cross coun try runner Our representatlve ln tennls IS Dlck Wlegert who made All I-Ilgh last year In the department of muslc we have Stan Walzack Ed Zasowskl Jun Zumpano and Duane Stone, who are 1n the band In the A Cappella Cho1r we have Ronald Strzelczyk and John Welk Henry Tobe was a prophet 1n our Chrlstmas Pageant thls year and d1d a flne Job Hank Walbesser was our lone member of the Projectlon Staff, and Don Wllson IS on the stage crew Our two honor roll leaders have been D1ck Schwlng and Dlck Wlegert The rest of us are Just loyal fans and rooters of our remarkable Kenslngton teams, and wlth two such excellent teachers as MISS Maloney and Mxss Dunlavey we w1ll always be on the rlght track 1. hd 9 ' Fourth Row: N. Multerer, G. Rooney, F. Michaels, N. Wagner, H. Metcalf, P. Moyer, D. May, F. Mazurek, C. 1 - 7 .7 U 3 . . . . , - . I 1 . . I 64 SOPHOMORE C IRLS ROOMS 362 AND 366 The enthuslastlc sophomores of Mlss Beldens thlrd floor study loom have Just completed a successful year xn both thelr required and extra currlcular act1v1t1es The glrls partlcxpated ln such after school sports and recreatlons as basketball volley ball bowling The Water Show and roller skatlng Clubs however are not to be over looked as a vltal part of thexr everyday enjoy ment The clubs represented mclude the H1s tory Forum Blology Club Latm Club Debate Soclety Studlo Club Journal1sm Club German Club, Y Teen Home Economlcs Club and the Red Cross Those who added to our enJoy A qfvw ment of assembly programs throughout the year were the members of the A Cappella Cholr and the Orchestra Some of our energetlc sophomores felt It thexr duty to devote thexr efforts to three or more of these act1v1t1es They were Shlrley Raab Nma Larkm Pat Mlchel Manvbeth Man gold Dona Dllqlllll Ellzabeth Feuz Patrlcla Duncan Marllvn Koerber Audrey Hoeflm Ruth Grltzke Dlane Eberz Mary Lou Cross and Marllyn Munger Dlane Plesur deserves special pralse for belng the only brave glrl from these two rooms who Jolned the Eques trlkens E SCxm.O SOPHOMORES ROOMS 362 366 Bottom Row R DeLozler J Ely S Fancher N Larkin A I-Ioeflin J Ederer J Hoffman J Flnsterbach Duquln J Fraas N Feuz J Felll E Feuz D Ahrens R Green E Lauck R Boeg A Doerner C Del Prince Second Row D Balz P Burnett P Erslng J Lyslak N Edmunds V Cosmano L Hoffman B Goembel Bottomley D Eberz N Hlnman P Duncan J Gerhardt M Gordon Y Lake E Geddes C Johnstone J Koch Guarlno L Guckel Third Row S Horsley G Kajdasz D Eaton D Johnson M Brunner R Jarvis J Gerber M Hartzell Fabisch P Domres S Gambln M Koerber A Aldred A Grandlts W Henry M Kaukus S Haderer C Englert Fourth Row A Eagle R Eggert M Hlmmert J Laus D Llnk J Hahn J Brown P Brown S Llppold Flaherty M Borowlak N Clmaszewska P Czerwlnskl A Creeley J Huber J Heller Fifth Row J Fiedler B Benson M Hoffman A Abbott D Kempton C Fischer J Falk M Cross C Crotty L- C3 '1 S N ar O e.. 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',. ,. ,B. v- a- ,A v- .- .- v- v- .- ' ' . ,. . 2 .. 1 , V' xt A 1 , I 65 SOPHOMOREb ANU II INIURS ROUMS 241 243 252 Bottom Row J Catufyl B Fxerett S Skllllcorn E Downes A Will V Sehlager E Wleth C' Dennw B Stockman L hlsenhardt B Lew E Schllcht M Schulenberrz M Lattlmer C Granata P Flneel Second Row J Commerford P Cline P Benedict C ODonnell C Brown N Benson R Cronin B Mesler D Stoeckel A Kennev S Goldstein G Pfan M Noble R Lichtenberger D Mussen I Bevers R Gotte M I-Ieffley L Meger owskl B Boatman L Tarantino L Rae P King J Fuerst D Kahle S Van Rlper P Norton P Harter S Kroth D Krombach I Burmelster S Burkhardt Fourth Row G Townsend IN Mandell D Balke C Cook J Osxeja J Gutekunst J Lelnlllgel' G MOISOII P Clme J Crowl C Henshaw T Jordon P James J Brown L King E Lewxs T Bednarek E Coe B Tavlor J Banev Fifth Row A Peterson S Rasmond B Amsdell L Woods D Klst L Reltxneler N Pfelffer J Bernhardt A Kohl J Cecuga S Mix Many students performed ln the St Patricks Day assemblx Tne double cast of Junior Nllss was asslduous ln attendance at rehearsals 66 1 1 T l ' ' Q X . X 1 . s n . , ' L n . Q . 1 3 , ' '. . . . . ' , , ' ' , , , . , . ' ' . . ' , 1. . j, . L ' . Third Row: N. Borczynskl, E, Pacanowski, M. Messick, S. Schleidt, S. Redmond. E. Kelley, D. Holmes. J. Nowak- JUN IOR RED LROSS If you see Ehzabetb Melnke Dorothy Goodwln, Eleanor Coe Nancy Pfelffer and Mary Lou Cross busy packaglng nurses supplles and pxeparlng surglcal trays at the Veterans Admlnlstratxon I-Iospxtal that s our Jumor Red Cross If you f1nd Nancy Edmunds Jacquellne Koch and Patrlcla OLeary fllllllg envelopes makxng party favors and helplng ln the offlce at the Veterans Admlnlstratlon Hospltal thats our J unlor Red Cross If you see Ellzabeth Mexnke and Dorothy Goodwln also Curtis Indrldson and Robert Saf ford attendlng Council Meetlngs at the Chapter House on Delaware Avenue you know that they represent K6HS1HgLOH ln the dlrectlon of Jumor Red Cross act1v1t1es and that Bob serves on the commlttee for recreational facxlltles at the U S Members of the Junior Red Cross spent many hours at Center Veterans Hospital These Ken students and others cooperate with Mrs Arnold at the Chapter House and M1ss Anderson at the Veterans' Adminrstration Hos pltal, wlth M1ss Belden acting ln a lialson capaclty SOPHOMORES ROOMS 362 366 Bottom Row M Schwlng A Stoesits P Masse A Robinson D Priddle E Wind M Welssgerber P McDermott Nolan D Shanahan R Mattuccl J Macfarlane D Smith J Smith C Ryan K Rosenthal A Miller G Snyder Second Row P Nemec P Majerowskl J Reeb C Wutz J Weissenburger S Welshaupt L Sturm R Stolzman Wertz G Ollvleri S Raab R Wllbert A Rvan J Trautleln D Maclejewska B Wilde J Sundqulst N Walter Mandell S Reuter Third Row M Stearns M Orsollts M Mercurlo J Sticht M Warner D Peters M Splllman C Moyer J Wojnar Marthia J Staley J Rich P Naudasher M Sedita A Tobin V Traufler B Wemel S Ravlllo Fourth Row P Zlarnlak R Yoerg N Seibert C Plttaway J Rodems A Rogackl A Szczur D Plesur P Michel Munger M Stoessel P Wlodarski M Mangold B Stencel Fifth Row J Stitcht W Thomson J Poe J Stein P OLearv P McPhee J Werner M Reeb A Woblg Smith 67 A Q N'-I . . . ff H , - . 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JUNIORS-ROOMS 161 163 239 Bottom Row M Jones M George G Moore L Paruszynskl J Stenman S Rees M Mllanl A Cxumllsh R Hagelberger J Miklas C Feustel B Frame J Mclnnls T Angelo Second Row J Dey A Clone J DeGorls M Pasternak J Foley D Frederick K Meyer J Stelnkirchner S Graham S Burkhardt N Dell C Kumpf J Lorence D Baruch F Ce lla Third Row S Schmitt M Jarvis S Lanno E Baedeker L Pauly C Cash J Britt A Blaaak D Waldowskl D Szafranskl C Harris Fourth Row L Hochmuth N Jackson L Collins I Bartaszek T I-Ioch M Stlegler M Stahl M Mallon Holtz E Scottow D Seese Fifth Row R Wolff L Christ D Miedanowskl P Leavandowskl J Pert NEWS FROM 163 Mlss Goossen s Junlor homeroom 1S extreme ly actlve ln Ken actlvxtles notwlthstandlng the evxl dangers of flrst floor l1v1ng The A Cappella Choir IS well represented by Charlotte Cash Joan De Gorls Mary Abrams Carol Mundorf Joan Stenman and Jean MCGIDHIS Girls Athletlcs also come ln for a falr share wlth Charlotte Cash Ruth Hagelberger Ann Crumllsh Joan Dey Mary Abrams and Mary Ann Mxlanl leadxng the way Knights of the Golden Gavel who hailed from 16.5 were Joan Dey Mary Ann Mxlam Charlotte Cash Mary Abrams Ruth Hagelberger and Jean McG1nn1s the latter three bemg on the rar slty teams 163 also boasts a long 11St of 1nd1v1dua1 performers Charlotte Cash Delphlne Szaf ranskl and Shlrley Schmldt each recelved awards as honor roll leaders Joan Stenman was a glrl cheerleader Whlle Delphxne Szaf ranskx deslgned our 1951 yearbook cover Charlotte Cash and Ann Crumllsh also were elected class offlcers and Ruth Hagelberger w1ll recelve the Prlnclpals medal as the schools best debator FIRLS DECLAMATION CONTEST Last December three Kenslngton Hxgh School glrls gave thelr selectlons for the Glrls Declamatlon Contest ln the assembly The glrls were Barbara Bottomley a Sophomore who gave The Littlest Angel by Charles Tazewell Aglaia Economou Sophomore who gave Thanksglvmg Day by Dorothy Canfleld Fxsher and Mary Lou Urso a Senlor who gave as her selection The Ballad of the Harp Weaver by Edna St Vlncent Mlllay The Judges accorded fxrst place to Barbara Bottom ley who thus won the rlght to compete at Bennett Wlth contestants from the other Buf falo h1gh schools 1 1 2 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . 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SOPHOMORES AND JUNlORb ROOMS 106 203 461 451 Bottom Row R Page J Glbnex J Krakowxak P Donovan R Hexser B Walter A Koerher R Poetz L Klein R Reimer Second Row J Rosatl B VVOJIKOWSKI S Barone B Dowd H Beck A Thrun K Beck R Sterben J Cable D Owczarzak E Kujawa R Schnelder D Langheler Thlrd Row J Washburn D Phllxbm P Neunder A McLennan J Peltler R Young G Walters M Wopperer D Schroeder D Gemerek Fourth Row J McMahon F Gllle F Bellezza P Nuttle R Burke K Relsweber D Weston G Baumler R Bumpus Fifth Row R Yates L Lelpler P Knapp R, Ihrlg P Hlnman ROOM 203 Durlng the past year Room 203 contrlbuted to the prestlge of Kensington Hvffh School by partlclpat n 1n many act vltzes Larry Blank Ken s sensat1onal guard foxled manv a basket ball team s chances for v1cto1y J1m Case played an lmportant role 1n Kensmgton s cross country successes Ken Relsweber our peppy cheerleader spurred many a team on to v1c tory Bob Yates Olymplc hopeful sparked the Kensington swlmmlng team to a champlonshlp year EEE -E ql jl'f BOYS DILLLAMATION CONTEST On January 3 Kenslngton s own Demosth enes B111 MCGIHDIS cllmbed the h1ll to Masten Park Hlgh School He was representlng Ken at the Boys Declamatlon Contest sponsored by the Amerlcan Legxon In th1s contest each entrant prepared an orlglnal speech from elght to ten mlnutes IH length on some phase of the Constltutxon The contestants met ln groups of four at var1ous hlgh schools through out the country The cltys wlnners competed for the county champlonshlp In the same manner further contestants were chosen B111 selected as h1S topic The Constltution Pro tector of Our Llbertles and was very ably coached by MISS Loulse Strxckland Sad to say B111 was nosed out at the Masten contest It lS well to note however that he placed second to the boy who won the county contest Q 1 ' - '- ' 2 T A . 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M . - f' , V in ' - 19 Y y . . . -'St I 'K ' - . ..- , , SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS ROOMS 205 207 209 Bottom Row J Braun R Maierhofer E Hook J Lipp O Bender W Anderhalt R Butler F Bellman R Kna slak R Hayes F Becker R Bowen W Hlbbard W Fraas J Boyle Second Row D Lerczak G Arber R Kozaklewlcz J Kaufman A Lavettl J Healy E Boyer P Mollnda R Melgler C Lacey H Hornl R Zacholskl P Kramer J Lowry R Marlani G Grotz J Hastrelter J Ballev Third Row J Galbo D Husner G Buchert C King B Massman H Jesse A Predko G Maclejewskl L Howard V Baratto W Harlock K Brady R Hlppchen G Beimler G Hopkins C Cook T Manning R Salvatore Fourth Row R Corbetta W Hooper A Abercrombie S Savarlno E Frank E Dowskl D Johnston R Folts C Cross T Hall R Hall R Emerson L Mussehl T Zebold R Schuman W Coughlln Fifth Row N Fuerfan er D Yerger R Fitzgerald R Darcy C Mazikowskl W Kerpha P Jones D Cope J Dedloif F Birtsch HOME ROOM NOTES FROM 205 207 209 211 Featured ln these small home rooms thxs year were two club pres1dents, a track coach a swimmmg manager, an assembly entertamer and Mr Visual Ald hlmself Bradley Massman and W11l1am Hooper came out on top of the presxdentlal electrons xn the German and Blology Clubs respect1ve1y Both ha11 from Mrs Stewart s home Room 209 Captaxn of thls year's track team turned out to be Robert Fxtzgerald Whlle Thomas Zebold held down the post of Manager of our successful swlmmmg team These two come n from down South ln Senora Johns Haclenda, Room 205 The sololst whose muslc has entertamed us so often ln assembly lS Trumpeter Warren Sacher, wlth the sweetest muslc th1S slde of the boiler room Warren comes from up North in Mxss Fllerls Ig1oo,' Room 211 Mr Vxsual Amd who IS Ray H1ppch when off duty, IS one of the resldents of Mr Mlllards Castle Room 207 where men are men and women aren t .i ' l 1 7 I . , . , . - . , . f - . - y . . . 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' x sl 1 1 . . , SOPHOMORES ROOMS 211 309 304 465 Bottom Row R Davls H Kuebler J Hayes J Hageman S Glose W Ayers R Morgan C Zeler C Burrett J Williamson R Botham A Koerber A Boyle P Crawford D Hector M Haas R Friesch Second Row R Knasiak J Reimer P White A McLouth J Ryan D Zublena R Herlan R Gulle D Smith D Wilkinson R Schneider J Pauly L Hargrave J Morgano W Smith D Streit P Terhorst C Flens Third Row A Perdlcas R Olson J Walleshauser G Schmidt R Ess R Hlppchen R Trimble J Murphy C Rock A Stockman D Wachowiak R Maving M Cebulski W Laskowski W backer D Barber W Mlx A Severo Fourth Row W Schaefer D Seitz H Palley D Herrlnger I-I Schugardt D Gangnagel K Porter G Baker J Makowski J Daly B Jensen R Guest M Spann T Yauger Fifth Row D Bechtel J Schleicher H Solberg H Geiger J Maloney R Menth D Reichert R Alexander G Mlntzer N Blachowskl HOME ROOM NOTES FROM 205 ROOM 309 207 209 211 1Contd DaV1d Wllkinson got his feet wet wlth the Swlmmlng team and Carl Rock made the foot ball squad Howard Pauley attended Blology Club as avidly as h1s roommate Bob Menth went for debate The Stage Crew benehted by the presence of Wllllam M1x who IS a member of 211 s roll call All the rooms had gala Chrlstmas decora tions that season but the candy which was featured with the tree m 211 is still among the missing Too bad we dont have a Detec tive Club' The boys ln 309 have been active m extra curricular actlvities 10022 subscriptxon to the Compass H Geiger Varsity Football W Ayres Varslty Cross Country N Blackowskl Varslty Basketball G Baker Ken Key Notes and ProJec tion Staff W a 9 9 ls ' 9 , , .5 Q . 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C53 . : ' - 71 SOPHOMORES ROOMS 462 466 Bottom Row D Forkl C Choops P Bristol M ragan B Klnmartin W Bernel B Armstrong N La Paglla E Barratt P Grlffln P Coxe M Clifford P Kane N Kessner L Granata J Long C Allen O Kempkcr Second Row C Jolls L Anthony D Dennis C Jasnau L Basset C Hahn G Abramowskl A Gllle N Clabo J Boatnmn J Brann S Dler S Baetzhold J GIHXIUS J Kobla S Kranf L Janxsh J Ferrlnger J Goldfus A Innola J Aumlck C Le Pine B Hanlford Third Row L Hackemer P Burke J Krvzan A Craft P Kuebler M Letzner S Bittermann J I-Ilscutt J Lau S Kauderer J Kller P Coker C Fahnlng B Brewe D Battaglla S Beenau L Buckley A Beadle J Butler E Harrington B Gilbert A Kurz J Dormann Fourth Row S Horn S Coletta J Diehl C Johnson L Gallery D Chamberland C Aumer S Clifford S Corsey J Betz E Liebert S Czapllnskl D Kalzvnskl C D1 Pirro N Danebxock G Dukesburv Fifth Row J Bartel C Grzywacz D Gesl D Baumann D Koch F Bartscheck J Blalr R Hilliard R Kotarskl HOME ROOM NOTES 462 and 466 Room 462 and 466 were well represented 1n the varlous act1v1t1es of Kenslngton th1s year A successful sale of tlckets durlng the foot ball season was conducted under the capable management of Marle Marvello and Elleen Barrett Mamtammg an average of 9503 or better for the first two quarterly honor rolls were Lorraine Melnke Anna Gllle Carol Rothfuss and Jean Walter At the St Patrlcks Day Assembly a gay colleen, Patrlcla Grlftln performed a dellght ful solo tap dance number One of the leading parts ln Jumor Mlss was performed by one of our glrls Marle Marzello Approxlmately 50 glrls took advantage of the sports program durlng the year Many of them partxclpated ln more than one of these actlvltxes basketball volleyball bowlmg horseback r1d1ng skat ng and the Water Show Three of our glrls made the major swim mlng team These mermalds are Janet Lau Elalne Lleoert and Carol Jasnau Many glrls are also members of the A Cappella Cho1r Orchestra and Band which add to our muslcal enjoyment Other clubs are also well represented Among these are Councll on World Affairs Debatlng Soclety and Lat1n Studlo BlO10gy and Chess Clubs Marcella Wroblewsk1 of Room 466 lS the Buffalo Junlor G1rls Roller Skatlng Champxon for 1949 1950, and 1951 Marcella pla ed flfth 1n the State Champlonshvp skatlng contest ln New York Clty th1s sprmg Room 466 was repre ented 1l'l the 1951 Water Show by June W1ll1ams Dorls Young and Barbara Sturges 'B . 1 1 , , . .,, ,,1m, 1 9 . -1 , . . - - 1 - -1 - 1 - 1 - . . , . 1 . 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Around the Lhrlstmxs tree unc n D Lute Club Cl ll-mxnxs pn X SUPHOMURES ROOMS 46J 166 Bottom Row M Weir R Madl an L Stow B Wendel Y Stexanato L Melnke N Utecht J Woodward A Pachter D Young, J Schreck C Schoenle G LIHHLIIIVI M Mlller J Puxpurfl M M xrzello Second Row B Thrun D Schulz A Schulz J Schepplm J Wllllxms C Muzrn M Smro P Maclejewska E J Staebell Third ROW M Majewski M M3C16J9WSkd B Pack N Schxnigler E Pclsslnger S Nagel C Rothfuss R Masters J Steimle D Penner M Whitehead J Salmrelll J Shlsler N Molter J Schalk P Plersu Fourth Row P Wandzioch A Ruber G Towxrt J Mullins J Naples J McKenn'1 B 'VIcCarth3 B Roesch F Muslal J Wantzel D Newman B Przybyl S Nehrmp, M Wroblewskx Fifth Row J Sodergren B Stur es C Zakwexxskl V Webb J Paulev S Vohvunkel C Mnestrfa N Van Wie I5 . ' 2 ' 5 A. D1 'i Q, ut. 6 2 I ' A oz .i z'tj. Schwegler, N. Werner, J. Walter, M. Wagner, D. Symansuk. M. Matheson, R. Ruhland, J. Olsen, P. Unger. C. Saxe . , . , . , . c I, . , . , . , . A . . . . rl , , I Y . l' V, -. 1 FRESHMEN ROOMS 406 404 Bottom Row R DAmlco M LaPenna L Kosbab C Kasprzak M Flemming M Lange A D1Natale M Burns B Carr M Luecht A DAmaro M Hartzell P Kelly S Errlck M Beer L Leney P Kasprzak Second Row M Archer R Lewandowskl E Kobllch M Finn M Fraas J Blarr M Harris M Lauck N Helder C Frank E Knopf G Jakubowska M Bickle C Flynn A Forster J Hacker A Glaraffa G Frelert P Krlcr J Gordon Thlrd Row J Frank D Crapsl S Hammer A Hartmann S Klute C Amborskl N Hageman A Arendt A Hoechst M Allen T Colella J Hallcki B Jakubowska J Krull S Hohl S Kramer C Fasoll L Kazmlerczak Fourth Row G Bartoszek L Griffin L Joseflak I Herlng E Klmmler J Boorman D Czapllnskl P Kolbe C Hahn G Heck A Dlenstbler L Koenig M Axford S Betz J Beyer Fifth Row D Jarzeblnska S Bednarek J Holser B Bennet J Harter D Fuzak G Gallnskl J Drolt S Cooper N Jackson NEWS FROM ROOMS 406 AND 404 The glrls of Rooms 406 and 404 have co ordlnated thelr energy and vlgor IH such act1v1t1es as volleyball swlmmlng debate and skatmg The old saymg All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy can work both ways Fortunately Sandra Betz has taken care of all the aspects of the sayxng by gomg out for athletlcs and by capturmg the highest aver ages xn the school fxrst quarter 98 second quarter, 98 7 CIGARETTES As usual the costumes were rare and wonderful L to R Diane Danltz Marilyn Allen Marilyn Tropman Gertrude Dentlnger Annette Hagen Lucy Sllvarall Joanne Stockman i 9 3- ,- . . ,. - - . - ,- ,- .- 2. ,. ,. .. .. ,. ,. ,. ,. , 4 . 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'NOTES FRONI 306 309 304 During the past year freshman boys have par tlclpated ln many extra currlcular actlvltles Much credxt IS due to Roger Bock who won h1s major letter for cross country ln hlS f1rst year Congratulatlons Roger' The rlvalry was most keen 1n the football Junlor Varslty team as vxell as the freshman SWlIl1IT11Hg team Both teams were well represented by nu Kens football squad during. autumn practice merous freshmen Ralph Wlepert and Roger Selbert dld a splendld Job as members of the basketball team Paul Storm Wllllam Raymond and Ronald Jakubowskx partlclpated 1n the Debate Club which IS often referred to as The Kmghts of the Golden Gavel Thls soclety groomed them for future debate work Other clubs Wh1Ch were enjoyed mclude the Sllde Rule Club German Club and the Junlor Latln Club Taklng It all ln all a fine year has been enjoved ln all act1v1t1es FRILSHMEIN ROOMS 306 304 Bottom Row D Bargnesi R Hartnett R Farr J Crumllsh D Dougherty D Eckel R Bock D Eldridge Konopa R Gaebel L Bettlnger D Braun R Hoshal M Harnechnle R Kelly Second Row J Hayes M Cascio E Ware J Carlin T Gaurys R Gregoire G Goldstein F Gotte R Johnson Clark F Eckhart M D1Pota F Fleury R Dietrich M Haas H Kuebler Third Row J Helms R Cheeley R Jakubowski M Helnold R Bunce T Kelley B Hearn R Leff G Lochner Hoke R Coogan P Dolch D Koch D Chalcraft R Dean Fourth Row D Hathaway C Czora R Drollinger J Ballagh C Gorman R Crawford M Martxnelli J Spxess Cologgl J King R Foster D Hymananski W Laskowski D Crane J Crandall Fifth Row C Brauer P Catania G Grampp R Crornp G Davern E Hays R Freler E Frank R Jackman 7a L l-. ..' .. 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FRESHMEN ROOMS 306 304 Bottom Row R Sobczak E Norrls H Schnell R Tr1p1 H Malerhofer P W9lfZ E Sachenlk A Schvxarzmueller T Trmberlake P Wllllamson E Rennlng W Naxlon T Wxegert R Zlelmskr R Wehrle Second Row N Wrlson A Splno D Scheller R Thrun R Mvers E Schwan W Scherer W McManus K Welman G Young C Schwan R Werelus C Sterllng J Ryan M Voelker T Reeb Thrrd Row J Meegan R Pyle R Murphy J Moyer R Stockxnger G McNeil T Roonev G Relm N Mruk W Raymond E Thernen A Metzenger J Schuman R Nledbala W Mulligan R Smith Fourth Row T Webb J Urbanskl R Thompson W Roberts F Welbel P Storm A Papafagos C Sexbold R Marthla D McPhee G Stock J 1'1ta R Selbert R Szykowny K Walter R Woznlak Frfth Row J Wmter R Wrllard R Russell S Oddo I Sertz R Schumachel E Schmxdt F Sor 1 P Stoll G Plke ASSEMBLIES Some of the k1ds go for Latrn some for Greek others for Math but they all go for assembhes' Almost all our assemblles at Ken are blg events and looked forward to by the entlre student body One of these was the Grrls Declamatlon Contest ID wh1ch Mary Lou Urso, Barbara Bottomley and Aglala Econo mou were the competltors It was a mp and tuck battle to the f1n1sh but Barbara Bottorn ley emerged v1ctor1ous w1th The Llttlest Angel Another assembly program of great lnterest featured a speaker from Chlcago Dr Whlte who spoke to us on varlous phases of Soclallsm Of course our football rallles are not to be forgotten At the Bennett game rally on October 26 we had those wonderful and enthus1ast1c Hutch cheerleaders as guests and at the Thanksglvlng pre game per'ormance dynamlc Charhe MUSSID entertamed us wlth hlS m1m1cry and w1t At several football as semblles, The Strlckland Troopers presented amuslng skits and the 1n1m1table Mr Hayes entertalned Wlth those roll1ck1ng lyrlcs set to popular numbers Such movles as And Then There Were Four and The Quarterback were both enjoyable and educatlonal Our Harvard Cup Assembly on February 6 was a dream come true We had such talented entertamers as the well known orgamst Vlctor DAnna, and our own plano duo Mary Lou Urso and Rosemarle Romagnuolo State Teach ers College was well represented by such per formers as Lenxe Testa a ventrlloqulst and h1s dummy, Wllbert D1rt and a s1x pxece Jazz band called Teachers Combo The Harvard Cup Commlttee presented a new Harvard Cup m 1 1 . : . , . , . . . , . . , . , . , . 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A Y FRESHMEN ROOMS 406 404 Bottom Row E Strelt G Moore M OConnor E Mesler P Russo R Marano A Splelman N Parks M Reehllng J Matre J Welshaupl P Max-non N Schnexder P Williams J Mueller J Male E McMillan J Worley C Wesp Second Row B Pittman E Schreck A Vastola F Sutton B Marlnacclo B Martelll B Trenberth M Newham M Tlxler D Regalla L Savlano M Pleczynska B Markham J Sahlen M Weiner R Mascla S Staufenberger M Miller J Schooley R Smlth M Magee J Schmltter C Wlscamp C Schultz Third Row R Mllanl A Yammarlno P Schrack M Schultz M Prolejko J Mllbrand M Wallenhorst A Streeter P Schultz J Plontek R Netter R Merz C OI-Iara J Myszka M Walleshauser D Yazemboskl B Pfell D Mersdorf M Woodward M Trapp J Milne C Sex-cu Fourth Row L McDougall I Schoof P Meier J Thomas R. Shobert B Selbold E Majdanlk R Smith L Reltmeler R Smith N Raybould T Tierney A Vogel A Schelbel J Moyer J Spranz B Slrface M Plnkel J Rybka M Wood Fifth ROW N Wellner N School M Strzelczyk S Seeger E Smith C Vann J PfOh1 P Percy M P Reltz S Tolln S Zalewskl Zasowskl ASSEMBLIES fCont d J to Ken and the Kiwanis Club and the Ken sington Business Mens Assoclatlon were also represented Among the guest speakers were Don Waterman, Nichols coach and Joseph Maras, assxstant coach of football at Harvard Universlty Ken's own outstandmg athletes were also g1ven letters for thelr accomplish ments An assembly dlfferent from any other presented at Ken thls year was Your Record a talk given by Dr Eagan our new hlstory mstructor, on February 2 He impressed upon us the need for keeping our record spotless throughout our school years, because of its constant use as reference Where do we get that Ken sp1r1t'J We bulld It on our assembly 11ne ' . .mwlgae 11 lg , 7 . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . . . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , - l ' f - . - , - . - 1 . 1 - , - v ' , . , . , . , . , . , . . - - . . . - , - f - , f I - v - - , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . - , . , . , . , . . 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' 1 s LHROMATIC LLUB ASSEMBLY On March 9 We were entertamed by three talented members of the Chromatlc Club of Buffalo The mam purpose of this club 1S to stlmulate lnterest and encourage the study of muslc Mrs Charles Hlckman director of programs told us about the age groups of club membershlp They 1nclude the Junlor and mtermedlate group from eighteen to twenty flV6 years the actlve adult group and a group of llsteners Membershlp ln the club requlres an audltlon F1rst on the program was Miss Audrey Ellls who dellghted us Wlth three soprano solos most outstandmg of whlch was One Klss Next M1ss Beverly Gaupel contralto offered the provocatlve Habanera from Carmen Both of these artlsts were accompanled by Mrs Hazel Jerome Mr Joseph Fortuna vlolmist thrllled us with hrs extraordinary talent and excellent mterpretatlons especlally ln hls se 1ect1on Drmk To Me Only Wlth Thine Eyes He was asslsted by Mrs Marlon Albee Beards lee at the piano We are indeed gratetul to the Chromatlc Club for sendlng these flne entertalners to our school We hope they w1l1 return at some future date HOME ROOM NOTES FROM 403 453 403 One of the most versatlle personalltles 453 At the head of the honor roll ln Room 1n Room 403 IS Pat Geyer Th1s busy Mlss 453 IS Joyce Schuler As an excellent leader partlclpates ln sports attalns an honor roll among the girls Miss Frlnk commends Prls ratmg each month and has mastered beauti c1lla Mousilian fully tap dancmg and the accordlon FRESHMElN ROOMS 403 453 Bottom Row T Mazzulll N Downes N Waslerski J Clifford M Batista P Drzewlecka C Rapp M Janlsh J Hoppel L Sltarzewskl S Nlce A Carroll H Helms R DeJac S Farrell M Mazzulll Second Row D Johnston M Dlrschel J Nlshik J Silverman R Madigan C Crotty A Notaro E Martm S Pfister M Bykowlcz M Hallckl J Schueler C Konerth M Stephan R. Atzrott A Krystal Third Row G Sltarzewskl D Heller J Barbeau C Eberhardt A Bednarek P Moushllan E Wolff D Mussen Llttlef eld H Pontrello M Goodspeed L Newman J Stockman J Frost F Masset C Klng Fourth Row J Thlelke P Stevenson D Hayn N Dlttman J Deck M Ralickl B Wilson F Becker M Yocum Hammond J Pudlewskl A Denk M Hopper D Seifert Slilfth glow J Montemaggi J Dahlke G Lloyd M Sullivan J Jack M Ruhland N Weiss D Smith P Doud ewar 1 w 1 1 1 1 ' ' u -' 11 ' - 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 . ,, 1 1 ' 1 1 , 1 ' ' u ' u 7 1 9 ' 1 ' ' T 9 . . , . , . , . , . , . , 1 , 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . 1 . - . . , A . , . , . , . , . , . , , , . 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 N I i - - 1 1 1 . , . , 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 - , 1 , . , . , . , . , . . P 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , 1 , . 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 - - C : - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 I 1 FRLSHMEN ROOMS 463 451 Bottom Row J Benshadle J Rich S Ceglia S Graham L Sxlvaroll C Somervxle E Statler D Damtz Second Row A WCICK A Del Prince B Saxer M Puglxa S Wawrzynxak M Tropman J Flattery G Campagnolo Third Row P Bowen P Vander Walker A Butler S DeLavalle B Norholm P Piotrowskl N Prell Fourth Row M Wlnlewlcz G Dentmger A Hagen P Dailey J Blatter EASTER ASSEMBLY Easter the season of Joy and fulflllment has once more descended upon the land As IS our custom we at Ken prepared a program ln commemoration of the Resurrection of our Lord The program began wlth a readmg by Ruth Hagelberger The beautlful and 1nsp1r1ng se lectlon The Palms was then rendered by trumpeters Don Strobel and Warren Sacher Our school orchestra under the1r able dlrector Mr W1ll1am Plnkow dellghted us wlth The ROOM There are many outstandlng 1nd1v1duals ln Mrs Landsmans room 463 For Instance pretty mnocent looklng Pat Dalley What a chxldl She loses her wallet she forgets her lunch she leaves her books m front of her locker N1ce kld despite all that Then there s Amelia Del Prlnce We all thought she was beautlful but dumb but actually she must have Elnstem 1n her blood Rxght up there wlth her on the honor roll are several others lncludlng Beatrice Saxer and Lucy Sllx arol1 Madelme W1n1ew1cz w11l no doubt land ln Hol lywood and pretty Shella Graham has that slender smooth well groomed look Support for all act1v1t1es Just comes natural to us Our football sales were grand wlth Anne Butler do1ng a super Job of tlcket sales Pllgrlms Chorus Jewel Ott one of our talented Junlors sang The Green Cathedral Both the Glrls and the Mlxed A Cappella Cholrs under Mlss Marjorle Townsend beautl fully sang an approprxate group of songs Included were Bless Thls House The Lord s Prayer Awake Thou Wmt ry Earth Its a Lovely Day Tomorrow and Ye Watchers ThlS enJoyable program closed wlth the or chestral presentatlon of excerpts from Tschal k0WSk1 s Slxth Symphony Several of us were ln the Water Show Gert Dentmnger Norma Prell Shella Graham Ann Butler Marllyn Tropman Lucy S1lvarol1 Gerry Campagnolo and more Equestrxkens Maryann Puglla and Sheila Graham never fell off the1r horses We re a versatlle gloup Gert Dentmger IS ln the Y Teen Club and many athletlcs as well as bemg ln the orchestra The same can be Sald of Marllyn Tropman and Lucy S1lvarol1 Dlana Danltzs lnterests range from Latln to skating Judy Blatter and Pat Dalley also take part ln the Latln Club No danger of anyone s drownlng ln 463 they ll be saved by our l1fe savers Gert Dentmger Ann G1lbert and Pnyl 11s Plotrowskl w w - 1 I . V ., , A V - - . . . . . - Q - 1 1 - 1 ' - - - . - v - . - . . . . . . , . . I . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . . . , . , . . . . . . , ,, 5 x - 1 ' cr . yy . , . - . , . y . . U . . . . . . 1 a n ' . ' - u ' rx u y 9 ' ' ' ' sr u ' r n rc 1 ' 1 1 ' u u rs an yr 1 1 y - 9 - ' 1 9 ' . . . . . H ., . . , . , . . . ' 9 - 9 y y x 9 - ' r 1 1 . , , 1 . . . , . , . . . , . . . . . , . . , . . . . V . . . , . . , . . , , , - , . . , . , Q , y - . , . 79 Q-vrhnlarahtp Smholaralnp carrie- out tlle mam purpo-e of Fflllfclllllll to aeluexe a- complete an llllIlf'I'NldIllllI1g of omsrlxe- a- pofallple, of our power- oul llllllldlllllli and om plate m the world The long honor roll- the manw -ellolar lnp awards as well a- the Queeesaful Career- of a large number of our alumm are proof that thl Qought for understandmg la lmemg put to good use Hating htudled the tapestry of past lnators the me mlng of lt- llghts and Hlldd0MQ we reallze that to know ourselxe fully neeea-ltatea knowmg our nelghbors alao 'llus twofold knowledve mterpreted lnto l1fe means sympathx for the law fortunate aetlxe eoopelatlon onlx Vltll tlle luglxeat and beat force lll the world todax and peaeeful relatlon- wltlm all men May our futme leaderf- make praetu al u-e of weholarslllp lo create a brlght baekground for a peaceful world uk E:- J.v-ff '-'-'- gn, IAQQ A 1-1-11- ,JN- lll ll 60 O I I N . l . - I . 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' 1 I I I I I l I I I I I S ... , I .r X -l I -- ll. f 'HH '- ' .,W5-is ' '.'. l ' 'pl l l l l - FGHMTXQKX XQIQF -r AL 1 4- G' Q' T .-EG T T' 12 X 4 J W 'H41' -a s Gau Arlene HONOR ROLL ThlS Honor Roll lncludes the names of all students who had an average of 90921 or hlgher on the first second and thlrd quarterly Honor Rolls thls year The fourth quarterly 11st appears too late for pubhca t1on Each asterlsk denotes the number of tlmes a student attalned an honor average Abbonando Rose Cheeley Sylvla Emerson Robert D 'H Abrams Mary Alexander Robert D Allen Carole M M Anastasx Irene Arendt Annette Axford Marle H Baedeker Allce Baedeker Elsie Barback Wolxs Barrett Norma J Barth Mary Allen Bartlett Duane E t Bartscheck Florence Bean CarolynA ' Becker Frederlck Beer Marguerlte A H Bener Olxn H Bennet Beverly Bessey Constance Bettlnger Lewls Betz Sandra J Bxachln Josephlne Bxckel Spencer Blckle Marxlyn ' Blelak Mlldred ' Blssonette Rlchard H' Blatter Jud1thE H Boatman Barbara Bockelkemp Jean Boeg Roberta 'f Boje Clarence Borowxak Melame Botham Douglas Corby Carol Crapsl Dolores M Creelev Allce Cromwell Carol Crotty Carol Crumhsh Anne 9' Cullman George Czarneckx Roger C Cz rwlnskl Patrlcia Dankowskx Joanne EITIGWEIII Rona Ernst Richard J Errlck Gordon Err1ck Sandra Esch W1ll1am E Everett Patrlcla Evers Cecelxa 'f Faber Edward Fab1SCh Barbara Fahnlng Carole -KQN Hlg 1' Q I ll ck ' K Qu 'llIIli lIIIIll AQ' Okrussllk' Dean Raymond DeGrood Carol M Del Prlnce Ameha H Denk Audrey Dentlnger Frederlc Dey Joan 3' D1 Natale Angeline D1rr Joan f Dojcsak Lucy Faltlsco Barbara Felll Joyce Feuz Ellzabeth 'H Feuz Nancy ' Flnch Joan Fmn Fmn Flick Folts Danlel J H Shirley Jeanette Roger J Y' Bowen Janet Bowen Ralph H Brennan Suzanne Brown Patrlcla Brueckman Theodore Burns Martha ' Butler Robert A ' Carr Barbara A Cash Charlotte 'M Ceglla Sylvla Dougherty Thomas Downes Patricla A Dueltgen Joan Y Duqum Dona Dyklns Sandra Eaton Dlane 'U Economou Aglaxa Edmunds Nancy Edwards Isa Ehrenberg Patrlcla Forster Audrey H Fraas Marlanne Frankhn Joyce E 4 Freeman Barbara Freltag Marlene Furlong W1ll1am Goebel Rober Gambm Shxrley Gamzlukas Alglrdas Gasko Kathleen 82 Geddes Ellzabeth J Geno Marlene 'f Gerber Joan Germann Marllynn Geyer Patr1c1a Gxaraffa Arlene Gllle Anna L Gocher Jeanne GO1ublCkaS Phyllxs M if Goodwin Dorothy if Goodwm James 'F Gordon Mary Ann W' Gottovx Dorothy Graever Mary Louise ' Grltzke Ruth 'M Gromackl Janet Haecker Joan ' Haefner Dolores 'f Hagelberger Ruth E Hagen Annette Hanneman Shlrley Harrmgton Sallv C Hartke Patrlcla H Hartnett Rober ' Haug Arlene U Haun Suzanne H Hauser Jeanette Hayn Dorothy Hearn Bruce Helneman Robert Helnhold Marvln Helak Beatrice Heller Janlce Henmng Nancy C Herrmann Helen E 'fr Hetzlnger Gerald ne Heubusch Carol t Hxrvela E1v1 H Hlscutt Joyce Ann Hobson Audrey ' Hockmuth Lucllle Hoeflln Audrey Hoeger Rose was ' 1 Y 3 U ' ' , 'H' , , ld L. 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' xm- 7 1 I ' 1 ' A 1 ' 1 'I X ' an-4 ' ' ' nm ' ' ' U' I I I , . - 11 ' Y I V ' ' i . , , . 1 1 1 K n 1 - Mk 1 .1 O ' ' mx ' :uf ' l I I 7 ' 3:11 ' ' li 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' l I ' l ' ' 1+ 1 I I 7 . . t . 1 1 1 1 - V V , Y HONOR ROLL ASSEMBLIES MID YEAR Knowledge comes but w1sdom llngers Ken s honor roll students prove the truth of thls state ment It was lndeed gratxfyxng to hear Mr Chassln call the names of 315 mld year students at the Honor Roll assembly on March 2 As our prlnclpal stated The reco n1t1on of honor students has a d1st1nct place 1n the hlffh s hool prooram Surely a student s success ID a ademlc work IS as lmportant as any a compllshment 1n sports or other extra cr rrlcl lar act1v1t1es We at Kenslngton are proud of oar students who make up the honor roll Those who attained top honors 1n each class were Semors Norma Honecker 96 7 Margal et Volk 96 5 Edward Faber 96 5 THIRD On May 2 we once agaln took great prlde 1n hearlng the names of 313 honor students Th1s quarter the Senlor Class w1th 89 DUDIIS on the honor roll led the school A freshman however attalned the hxghest average of the student body She was Sandra Betz w1th a mark of 98 9 It IS also lnterestlng to note that 64 students had an average of 95 or above The followlng are the three top scholars 1n thexr respectlve groups 97 625 Senlors Joanne Dankowskl Edwln Menth 97 5 Sandra Dyklns 97 25 JUHIOFS Charlotte Cash 977 Thomas Peters 97 35 Rlchard Lubera 97 Sophomores Anna Gllle 974 Lorralne Melnke 94 4 Joanne Reeb 96 8 Ronald Melgler 96 5 Juniors Charlotte Cash 988 Sh11ley Schmldt Delphme Szafranskx 96 8 Sophomores Lorra1neMe1nke Nancy Feuz 97 6 W1ll1am Hooper 97 2 Freshmen Sandra Bet7 98 7 Wxlllam Raymond 98 5 Annette Arendt 97 5 These f1ne glrls and boys have earned the admlratlon and respect OI thelr teachers and fellow students Every puml not only at Ken sington but ln every school should proflt by the example set by these young Ameucans Of course we cant all be honor students but we can all do our best to succeed QUARTER Freshmen Sandra Betz 989 Wllllam Raymond 98 2 In addltlon to the readlng of the marks by Mr Meegan and the presentation of DFIZC books by Mr Chassln the program on thls occaslon ln eluded a f11m lnsplred by the ldeals of Abraham Lincoln For us the Llvlng In hlS address to the students Mr Chassm remlnded us that the primary purpose of a hlgh school IS scholarshlp He emphaslzed the lmportance of the freshman and sophomore years 1n determlnlng a students academlc success He advlsed us to avold fallure and to estabhsh good study hablts 1n our flrst year Thus we w1ll not be trymg to accompllsh the lmposslble ln our sen or year To meet the standards of today s exactlng courses extra work IS required therefore more tlme must be devoted to study We all have w1th1n us the deslre for greatness Mr Chassm commented Would that we mlght spend our l1ves 1n furtherlng that achievement Charlotte Cash receives an honor award from Mr Chassin Seated are Rosemarie Abbonando Sandra Dyklns and Edward Faber .L . H , ' ' . H I ' Fi . - , . 9,7 - I i 1 . - 1 . I I' . . . q , . ' , 'V . -. . . , ' I ' x v I T . 13 . 1 5 1 Y - ' V . . l. -. . ' ' , ' ' ' Edward Sachenik 97.6 . Y ' 44 ' ' .H ' , . . . . . ,, . . . ' ' . . . ,, ' T ' V . . . , '- . I . . G I ' f1 . . ' ' . ' 1 , 1 - H . . . ' ' F. ' ll ' Al . . 7 . . - ' Q ' I ' yy 84 HONOR ROLL LEADERS FIRST ROW D Szafranskl J Walters J Krull A Forster M Ralicki J Schuelor D Crapsl G Stalex M Volk J Husnc D Lerczak C S-ext? P Abbonando F Steinwachs E Meinke SE OND ROW E Baedetkex N Honeckex C Rothfuss R Masters I Edwards S Dykins C Lund P OLearv C Cash M Koerber S Betz A Arendt N Feuz J Felli J Lawrence THIRD ROW R Wehrle F Sachenlk A S hw rtzmueller M Urso M Luecht B Sturges A Gille R Blssonette S Schm tt D Jarzeblnska A Hoefhn R Nelxz er E Schwan E Renning FOURTH ROW C Schwan W Raymond E Faber R Lubera K Klier T Peters W Hooper D Storm P Storm J King R Schwlng, R Weigert HIGHEST THREE IN EACH LLADS Flrst uarter Semors Faber Edward Lerczak Dorothy Jumors Cash Charlotte Blssonette Rlchard Szafranskl Delphme Lund Carol Semors Honecker Norma Volk Margaret Faber Edward Roetlmg Paul Jumors Cash Charlotte Schmltt Shlrley Szafranskl Delphme Semors Dankowskl Joanne Menth Edwln Dykms Sandra Jumors Cash Charlotte Peters Thomas Lubera Rlchard gl 2 95 875 966 955 955 954 Sophomores Melnke Lorralne M G111e Anna L Freshmen Betz Sandra J Luecht Margaret L Raymond W11l1am Ser ond uarter 96 7 96 5 96 o 96 38 988 968 Sophomores Melnke Lorrame Feuz Nancy Hooper Wllllam Freshmen Betz Sandra Raymond W1111am Arendt Annette Thlrd Quarter 97 625 97 5 97 25 97 7 97 35 97 Sophomores G111e Anna Meinke Lorralne Reebe Joanne Melgler Ronald Freshmen Betz Sandra Raymond W1111am Sachenlk Edward 912 964 968 967 980 976 972 987 985 975 974 974 968 965 9 982 76 1. Y F.H 1' . , - . H. 3. Urso, Mary Lou 96-1 2. Hooper, William J. 96.7 1. , . 2. ' , ' . 1. , . 98. 3. , . 3. , ' ' . 1. , . 1. ' , ' . 2. , . 2. , . . 3. , . 1, , , 1. , . Q . 2. ' , ' 97. 1. , . 3. ', ' . 3. , . 1. . ', . 1' ' 1 . - 2. ' 1 - - ' ' 2. , . 3. , U . 3. . y I 1. , V f . 1. , 98. 2. , H . 2. , ' ' . 3. . .1 3. ' , 9 . 85 Career Day Speakers Seated Mr Dodds Mr Abt Standing Mr Peters Dr Sherry LAREER DAY PROGRAM Aprll 13 was Career Day for the upper class men of Kenslngton a day sponsored by the Guldance Department and set aside to help us select our future schools and vocatlons Speaking thls year were SIX very promlnent Buffalomans lntroduced by M Chassln Dr George Sherrie Fleld Coordlnator of Buffalo State Teachers College gave an enllghtenxng talk on the art of teachlng Mr 'Ihomas M Dodds Dean of Bryant and Stratton Buslness Instltute spoke about buslness educatlon Mr Wlllxam Plasse member of the New York State Survey Commlsslon told us about the advan tages of a liberal arts college Mr Lawrence Sprlng Reglstrar of the New York State Instltute of Apphed Arts and Sclences dis cussed the many courses offered there Mr Gerald Abt managing partner of Hanna Sales Assoclatlon gave a speech on salesmanshlp Of very special lnterest to the glrls was a talk on nursing by M1ss Anne Puckhaber of Meyer Memor1al Hospltal This very stlmulatmg program gave all the upper classmen new ldeas for a career and left us wlth a goal ln our mlnds to achleve somethlng of value ln the world and make our lives worth l1v1ng KENSINGTON ALUMNI Everlastmg school splrxt and loyalty to among graduates of Ken their Alma Mater characterlze the students who comprlse our Alumnl Assocxatlon Th1s actlve group assembles ln the school audltorlum for four Wlnter meetlngs Our frlend and prlnclpal Mr John N Chassln attends these meetlngs and hls Wlse sugges tlons are very helpful to the C0mm1tt6ES At present he 1S endeavormg to stlmulate an Increased attendance so that the alumni pro Jects will arouse even greater enthuslasm The varled act1v1t1es of this organization include a summer p1cn1c and the annual sprlng dance Off1C6rS of the Alumm Assocla tlon are Presldent Ronald Holmwood Vlce Presldent Richard Moran Treasurer Donald Holmwood Secretary Audrey Krull Sergeant at Arms Donald Nagle The Board of Dxrec tors lncludes Mary Lou Barlow John Belle Donald Nagle Sherwood Szen and Barbara W1lde SCHOLARSHIPS Through the generoslty of the graduatmg classes of Kensington Hlgh School lt has been posslble for us to establlsh a scholarshlp fund from whlch we offer a two hundred flfty dollar scholarshxp The fund was started the fxrst year of the schools exlstence through the gxfts of the senlor classes So far two of these scholarshlps have been awarded to deservmg students The wlnner of th1s year s award w1ll be announced at graduatlon txme In addltlon to thls scholarshlp our alumnl establlshed a fund from the proceeds of thelr annual Scholarshlp Fund Dance wh1ch was held thls year on Aprll 28 ln Klelnhans Muslc Hall Th1S award 1S also to be made at graduatlon CITY PLANNING ESSAY Every year the puplls of each Engllsh class write Clty Plannlng Essays The topic for dls cusslon th1s year was Should Buffalo and Erle County Merge? Th1s questlon has Stlm ulated much controversy ln recent years among the citlzens of Erle County and nearby towns Frank Vogel a senlor proposed the annexatlon plan that IS annexmg the adjacent suburbs 1nto one large clty Thus we would receive state ald and have only one tax In the clty Wlde Judglng Frank s essay was selected as one of the twenty best subm1tted ln Buffalo He and hlS Engllsh teacher Mrs Johns were guests at the annual banquet of the C1ty Plannlng Assoclatlon 1n Hotel Statler -W . N , I .L , - v . . Y . ,l . . .. . . v r v , . . r 3 .. v , - x , . . . , . . K . ' ' v 1 ' r - ' y 1 1 1 v ' 1 v s ' . ' , . ' 1 s ' 1 x . h . . . , . , . 1 ' 1 , . . . . . . s . , . . . H . ,, . . . . . . . , A - .. y . . , . 1 1 v 1 ' . PARENTS' NIGHT Mrs Glbney mother of John Glbney--465 Mrs Harold Melnke mother of Lorraine Melnkw462 Mr Melnke Mr Millard Mrs Schroeder mother of Daniel Schroeder 465 Typical of scenes about Ken on Parents Night ls this group dlscusslon ln Room 207 If teachers wondered whv Johnny looked so glum IH the late fall It was because the fateful meetlng between teachers and parents was soon to take place Yes Parents Nlght was too near for comfort' On November 9 1950 more than a thousand parents were entertalned by the students of Kenslngton The orchestra under Mr Pmkows dlrectlon played two selections Entrance of the Slrdar and the Mlgnonette Overture Mlss Strlcklands Speech Cholr presented the Hymn of Thanksglvlng If I Could Tell You was sung by Jewell Ott The GIFIS A Cappella Cholr under Mlss Townsend entertalned the parents Wlth three selectlons one of whlch was INSIDE D1d you know that your Alma Mater has n cap b e e s w o dxllgently teach our lessons'P Thls year Kensington was fortunate to enJoy the use of several new pieces of equip ment mcludmg a sound un1t a 16 mm pro lector unlt a record player a reslstance control for the spotlights sclence tables and sets of records Two worthwhlle addltlons to our many clubs are Miss Frmks Art SCTVICC Club and Mlss Culhtons Record Club Many innovations have made our life at school both enJoyable and lnterestmg They were our honor roll assemblies the Work Experlence Program the Book Store staggered lunch pernods and the dlsplays of the works of famous painters from different schools of ar Thls year we have several new faces ln old Jobs Mr Chassln became our principal Mr Meegan became asslstant principal Mr Mc The Lord s Prayer Later ln the evenmg the parents were treated to exhibitlons at the swimrnlng pool and the gymnaslum under the dlrectlon of the Physlcal Educatlon teach ers After meetlng the teachers ln thelr respectlve rooms the parents enyoyed punch and cookies served ln the cafeterxa Thls evenmg not only provlded a nlght out for our parents but also enabled them to galn a greater understanding of thelr chlldren s school work It was thoroughly agreed that both parents and teachers had a dellghtful evenmg ln school even though Johnny and other Ken slngton students spent a few uncomfortable hours at home waxtlng and wonderlng GLANCES Mahon took over the duties of boys guidance tlon of study room teacher ln 306 and Mlss Lehde became head secretary 1n the office We w1sh to welcome the followmg new teachers and hope they wxll spend many years wxth us Mrs McNamara Mlss Coveney M1ss Kelcher Mrs Corcoran Mrs Johnston D Eagan and Mr Sxkora On May 10 at a clty volce contest at Klein hans Music Hall both Jewel Ott and Charlotte Cash won first award for their talent Jewel for f1rst soprano and Charlotte for mezzo soprano Barbara Blrkby was chosen from a group of four g1r1s to partlclpate in a television serles Our Schools At Work presented on Saturdays at 3 00 PM The four programs produced by Mr Fred Keller of WBEN TV ln collaboratlon with Buffalo teachers and students and Dr Willis demonstrated class room procedures and achievements in art home economlcs history and mathematics 1900 stude ts and 85 a 1 teach r , h so counselorg Mr. Reilly was asslgned to the posi- , . , , , i . 1 g ,r l 'Y ri t. - ' ' 87 t I I Our theme Freedom and Ilumln Rlght- Dsmotraey Pruelew Herltage, IS rlearlv exempllfled m tlu dCUNlll9N of our stool lxenslngtolf promotea the Idea Inherent lll llllq theme ln offerlng to all student XlI'l0llS clubs and sofletles wlllfll proude a wealth of rerreatlonal opportunltlea as well as an outlet for our many mtereate Wll3t6W er they may he Qatleflfd at Ken-.mgton for all these utnltlf A are IN ulahle here Our eluha anal 901191115 tc full lla to work togmtllfl lll order and h ll'lll0IlW 'lhey enrleh our under-Qtandmg of the world and 1tQ people World peace can he secured only through the develepment ln our vouth of the ahlllty to thlnk and the Wlll to cooperate Here at Kenalngton through our many and varled actnltles we learn to work together to make the future world a peaceful world where Freedom and Human Rlght ire Demoerarv s Prlcelesa Herltage SH as ' Y W. 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K F m C OMPAbS STAFF Conrad Toepfer Edltor In Chlef ART STAFF Our art edltors and thelr eff1c1ent staff had a very busy year arrangmg and d8S1gl'l1I'lg an attractlve Compass to dellght and mterest all of us Our thanks and appreclatlon for a task well done go especlally to ou1 d1l1gent co art edltors Betty Andres and Marllyn Martln and to Del phme Szafranskl who created the beautlful cover of the 1951 Compass Our advertlsxng manager James Makowskl and hls staff have gxven the11 tlme and effort to the fmancmg of our year book by SCCUFIDQ patrons and advertxsements John McMahon clrculatlon manager capably fulfxlled his m portant responslblllty XDVISI IRQ Art ETHEL M C DAVIS becretarlal RACHEL B JACOBS Circulation JOHN J MCMAHON Advertising JOHN J MEECAN Edltorl xl I OUISE F BELDEN RUTH C CULLITON HELEN H EVANS DORIS L FLIERL MARJORIE D FRINK TUNE B JOHNS FLORENCE R LEHDF Editor EDITOR IN I Hllf F ThlS years edltor 1n chlef Conrad Toepfer has ably assumed the respons1b1l1t1es of thls dxf flcult posltlon He has worked long and unt1r mgly to make thls Compass the very best No task was too great H1s Splflt has glven those under hlm the lncentlve to do thelr best also Conrad besldes worklng on the Yearbook played the part of Mr Graves 1n our Sprmg Play Jumor Mlss Our busy Edltor lndeed deserves our vshole hearted thanks and appreclatxon LITERARY EDITUR ThlS year the post of Compass Llterary Edltor was ably fllled by Arlene Haug The unceasmg chores of 1nterv1ews rewrltes and proofreadlng all were numbered among her dutles Regardless of the task our dlmlnutive edltor could always be counted upon for an outstandmg Job Besides coplng wlth these problems she st1ll found txme to partxclpate ln many other school act1v1t1es while retalnmg her hlgh marks as one of our Honor Roll leaders SECRETARIAL STAFF charactermze our secretarlal editors Jean Schenk and Jullana Stanley as well as thelr splendld staff These g1r1s always cheerful and com petent rendered an mvaluable servlce to the 1951 Compass Seated Juliana Stanley Secretarial Editor Arlene I-Iaug Literary Editor James Makow skl Advertising Manager John McMahon Circulation Manager Margaret Andres Art Standing Jean Schenk Secretarial Editor Marilyn Martin Art Editor 1 y w 1 - I, 1 I Adu-rtisingAnd Circulation Staffs. I l Effxclency courtesy speed,. and adaptability I lt gr ' If A A IIIUPASQ ART STAFF fl s ,Q ,M Z? ,Q ,n a an:-my wr, '-3222 ww-H'-fr B Faltlsco C Cromwell BACKGROUND A Roberts J Cl8S16W1CZ M Isrmaler L Dojcsak K Peterson M Mllihl L Latz G Porter M Branch E Freedman E Schlld A Matursl-:1 Mxss Davls J Inbraham R Korn IJTFRARX bTAPb Our yearbook as a flnlshed product IS admlred and treasured by every student But, d1d you ever stop to thmk about the work 1nvolved9 The Llterary Staff IS only one of the many hard workmg groups whxch co ordxnate thelr efforts m the publxcatlon of the Compass Thelr Job 1S to wrlte rewrlte cut down on copy and proof read They also have deflmte deadllnes to meet Thelr materlal IS accumulated through 1nqu1ry and somet1mes even mtervlews are requlred But no matter how great the Job everyone who helped to g1V6 shape to the vast amount of materlal admlts that lt was fun and that lt gave hxm a deep personal satxsfactlon 4-4 FIRST ROW N bwcher M Abrams C Lash R Hagelburger J McMahon G btalev C Toepier E Faber B Smlth J Stanley E btanlord SECOND ROW F Dentm er F Vobel D Finn C Kaudcrfr I Edxxxrds D Haelner J Gorhcr Lu Dvkms M Xolk E Ovxczarsak E Menth J Bruerkmm J Husner M Knox 91 V A , A Q , . o, ms I I I ' 4' flf ' '- G 1 4 1' A . I . 4 4' - A 5 I , I , 1' 5 fl W' ' f 23311 , Q W ,L M:2Z1,.'. FIRST ROW: R, Ernst, D. Szafranskl, N. Wojciechowski, F. Guerra. B, Andres, M. Martin. J. Matuszewski. P. Naudasher, ' ' w w w .J J, , . s ' 1. , l',. ,1. 'z . -' j .'. bElRhTARlAL bTAFF First Row bue Ebext Je in brnenk Betty Szxdloxxskx Hllda Ertl Second Row Helen Hcrm xn Zelmx Duchanskx E-hxrlew Kalscr D1'lI'llX n Czermann Third Rovk Audrey Hobson Donna Lee Ellflghl Julle Stanley Fourth Row Donna Mxller Phyllis KRHOSRI Marlon Harter Sea ed lll Rear Nancy SHHOI1 Standing Judx Werner Rosahe De Perro CONIP ASS QTAFI ASSISTANTb BOTTOM ROW M Ondrejka B Brann h 'fllen N Angt J btaebell M Milam D Wltthef SECOND ROW E Ignaszak I- Kosclelskl L Donahue B Blrkby S Haun M De Lano B YVISSQ R K1DlllllS R Martln P OLeary S Boje C Seltz G OIHISYI B Bottomley THIRD ROW J Leary J LXSIRK E Marthla J Pierce R Scherbarth J Gates G Luta H Walbesser J Ronecker J Roos M Klatt J Rlch PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF A sudden chck of a camera shutter a brlght flash a rlpple of laughter from the students and a pause ln the words uttered by an assembly speaker lndlcate only one thmg the alertness of our photography staff Thls eff1c1ent group IS supervlsed by M1ss Dorls L Fl1erl and M1ss Vuifua E Mayer The staff meets on alternate Frldays ln Room 211 to d1SC'LlSS photography pro ems A great part of the success of our Compass IS due to the photography staff Always on hand to snap lmportant shots at our athlet1c contests class room act1v1t1es evenlng performances and assembly programs are these Camera Demons ' Not only has the past year been very enjoyable for all the members of the staff but the1r partlclpatlon ln thls club has glven them a wealth of knowledge and experlence s +5J q'm QC Managers for Senlor Pictures Norma Angst and Marllxn Donahue 02 AWWYYY W X 'N A . I ,. W .' 'Z ' , -2 ' . ' 1 2 , 2 . . 1. j 1 . , j , I . ' ' . . .Y . Z ,I l 5. V 1 . y h I t ' I .' , . ,. . . li W A .L K . - 1 C . . - . t U A . A .I , - , . , . . . : - w . , . , , , ax Y ' , fr 'A I -3 ,.. 11 Q 1' N- Z l 1 I t . I Y k .. L E ,mg -Q 1 I - J U 1 , . . I N 4 - 5 , First Row R Boeg A Hagen A Hartman D Goodwin Vice President Second Row N Kuebler C Johnson D Plesur P Hering H Jarvis R Crawford W Hooper H Horni R. Ernewein Treasurer G Hetzinger Secretary B Massman President GERMAN CLUB Twice a month on Friday afternoons the strains of old German melodies from Room 239 indicate that a German Club meeting is being held under Miss Westerman s supe1v1s1on The purpose of th1S group IS two fold an increased knowledge of the German language and a more lntimate understanding of the habits German people At their annual Christmas party the stu dent observed an old old German custom by lightlng candles on the Advent wreath The puplls then completed the celebration by smgmg such familiar carols as Stille Nacht and O Tannenbaum and also by playing games 1n German A favor1te Wagnerlan record was the Prize Song from Die Mexstersmger although the other German recordings also helped to make man Opera. Selected as officers for 19501951 were President Bradley Massman Vice President Dorothy Goodwin Secretary Geraldine Het zmger Treasurer Ronald Ernewein FRENC H C' L ASSES How would you like to V1Slt France and such great cities as Paris and Marseilles to see all the places you have dreamed about he Champs Elysee the Eiffel Tower the Louvre and even the Cathedral of Notre Dame? We in 241 do It every day as we travel along on our mental Journey of France with MISS Tewksbury as our able guide We have learned many of the customs and many of the special dishes the French are noted for as well as thelr language and idioms One of our most interesting proJects is the exchange of letters wlth pen pals 1n France Most of them as we have discovered are very much like American boys or girls One was even an ardent admirer of Van J ohnson' This is one of the many ways we have of getting acquamted with the fascin ating country across the sea France . . . . .. ,, , ,, ' ' Al !! ' . , ' . . ,, . .Q . 7 customs, literature, and traditions of the the club members more appreciative of Ger- r , I . v - J r - ' A A L I - t . . . . - , y . , y . . I , 93 JUNIOR LAT IN C LUB FIRST ROW P Weitz G Young D Danitz C Wesp R Schumacher M Luecht M Bickle D Seifert E Sachenik R Werhle SECOND ROW S Graham M Tropman B Sexbold P Dalley J Drolt J Blatter P Reit7 B Slrface S Betz J Moyer M Fleming THIRD ROW A Del Prince J Stockman C Schwann E Schwan W Scherer C Schultz R Lewandowski L Silvaroli FOURTH ROW R Niedbala R Freler E Schmidt W Raymond P Storm M Heinolcl Under the dlrectlon of M1ss Valente and consul Rlchard Schumacher a group of thlrty freshman Latm students meets on the thlrd Thursday of each month to extend thelr knowledge of Roman 11fe and hablts At the formal meetlngs the members hear lectures on var1ous aspects of Roman 11fe and customs such as dress food entertainment and the polltlcal system The young enthus lasts also learn how d1fferent holxdays orlgln ated and how they were celebrated ln anclent Rome and fmally close the meetings wlth songs and games It IS hoped that through the act1v1t1es of th1s club Whlch supplements and v1v1fies the regular classroom Work freshmen wxll develop a keener appreclatlon of the classlcs Carpe dzern quam mmzmum credulo postero Seize now and here the hour that zs nor trust some later day' TX r f-,IJ-,IW fl! nf QAM: .LJ H., 94 HORACE . .L ,J I I ll-l - -il :I I I I I -. '-' 1 ' ,f .r ' I I il -' x E J x I 'Lf A .. - 'J I i.- - I - - I I -- SPANISH C LUB STANDING R Jarvls J Dlrr J Ryan D Ebexle T Yanger N Werner R Kless K Slerackl M Donahue D Hector J Pauley R Romagnuolo J Washburn D Martin L King R Melgter B McDade SEATED J Gocher J Boyle W Mclnnls lVlce Presldentj J Mclnnls C Cash 4Presldentj M Jones lSecretaryl M DlPota I Edwards SPANISH CLUB If a brxght eyed Senorlta greets you w1th Buenos dlasl some Thursday after school you w1ll know that the Spanlsh Club under the supervlslon of Mlss Dunlavey IS ln sesslon Officers th1s year are Presldent Charlotte Cash Vlce President Wllllam Mclnnls and Secretary Marilyn Jones As the Spanlsh language IS connected wxth our own Southwest and the nelghboring romantlc countrles of Central and South Am erlca the club alms to offer a different and less tedlous means of studylng the Spanlsh customs and costumes In order to fulflll th1s alm skits were wrlt ten and enacted by group members Pen pals and colorful movies also provided another source of understandmg and appreclatxon of Espanol RECORD F ROUP The Record Group another lnnovatlon at Kensington th1s year meets Frlday afternoons ln Room 466 under the sponsorshlp of Mlss Culllton M1ss Mayer and M1ss Steudle The purpose of th1S fledgling organlzatlon IS to acqualnt the students with the best ln mus1c The medla employed are records f1lms talks and orchestral scores Student part1c lpatlon IS encouraged and suggestlons for programs are welcomed In the series of programs for th1s term many types of mus1c were represented mclud Ing sultes overtures dance forms tone poems and symphonles M1ss Townsend placed the extenslve Kenslngton record llbrary at the full d1Sp0Sa1 of the group and Mlss Mayer fre quently brought albums from her collection The most modern of mus1c was enjoyed along w1th the classlcs John Cable iwho alternated wlth Nancy Apa ln offlclatlng at the record playerl brought h1S own recordmg of excerpts from the mus1cal score of All About Eve Other composltlons especially favored were Ferde Grofes Grand Canyon Sulte the fourth or choral movement of Beethovens Nmth Symphony Cpresented by Mlss Mayer shortly before the Buffalo Philharmonlc Or chestras performance of th1s masterpiece! and the Nutcracker Suite, by Tschalkowsky Among the enthuslastlc devotees of the Record Group are Janet Shlsler Anne Gllle Ann Roblnson Joy Ann Staley Nancy Apa John Cable Isabel Edwards Phyllis Golublc kas George Baumler Geraldine Heck Carolyn Waddell Jean Stlcht Barbara Markham Arlene Dlenstbler All Kenslngton students are lnvited to at tend the lnformal meetxngs of the Record Group 1 J 1 . -- ., V X ty fm , i l . . . . v - . - v - ' - v - - ' . - . f . . . - , - . - V - . - - , . , . , . - , . , . 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' 7 . y Q y s ' 1 a 1 1 v 1 x Y r ' ' x v 1 a 1 y 9 ' - LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW J Gates R, Hayes P Kane M Ondrejka K Spledel R Rochevot A Haug R Pauley S Finn C Cash R Seeger M Abrams R Hagelberger A Crumllsh J Felll N Feuz J Shlsler SECOND ROW B Starkey M OMara E Feuz M Wesp B Klopfer N Apa P Nowak B Mloduckl A Blazak J D1rr D Martln B Lee N Edmunds J Koch S Lanna N Schwagler J Saltarelll D Peters THIRD ROW K Slerackl J Cecuga P Rupp C Rothfuss B Pack J Lau B T ylor N Hlnman M Koerber R Gntzke J Patterson B McDade A DelPrince J Stockman C Schwan W Scherer C Schultz R Lewandowskl L Sllvaroli FOURTH ROW H Walbesser M Pembleton C Ball R Hllllard D Newman V Webb S Marschke N McKernan J Pauley P OLeary B Day R Kelly M Walbesser R Kless R Wlegert S Waleszczak R Niedbala R Freler E Schmidt W Raymond P Storm M I-Ielnold Thls year after a lapse of two years the Latln Club was resumed under the able spon sorshlp of Mlss Margaret McCarthy and M1ss Margaret Kenny Meetlngs are held on the th1rd Thursday of every month The members selected a group of off1cers correspondlng to the government leaders of anclent Rome Our two consuls, Shlrley Fmn and Raymond Pauley, Senlors, capably conduct each meetlng, whxle the censors, Kathleen Speldel and Charlotte Cash, JUHIOYS, and Patrlcla Kane and Joyce Felll, Sophomores, take the attendance The aedlles organ1ze and present the programs Those who perform thls duty are Arlene Haug, Ronald Rochevot, Senlors, Mary Abrams, Robert Seeger J unlors, Joseph Gates and Robert Hayes Sophomores The trlbunes, Janet Shlsler and Nancy Feuz, Sophomores, correspond to the representatlves of the common people of Rome, whlle the quaestor Ann Crumllsh IS a Roman treasurer We strlve to accompllsh m a pleasurable manner the 0bJ6Ct1V6S for whxch the club was organlzed, namely to learn more about the Romans and thelr c1v1l1zat1on, to establlsh fr1endly relatlons between students and to encourage them by actlve partlclpatlon ln the programs to develop leadershxp and respon s1b111ty The monthly programs presented are varled and approprlate to the occaslon For example at the December meetlng a group of students presented a Sklt comparmg the way we cel ebrate our Chrlstmas w1th the Roman celebra tlon of the saturnaha At the March meetlng the program was devoted to Caesar and m Aprll the foundmg of Rome was the theme of the program 1 . 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . 1 1 - 1 - 1 - . . 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . - , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . ax . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , 1 . , . , . , . , . , , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 . . . ' . - 7 , . 1 - 1 STUDIO CLUB FRONT P McPhee C Oberlander E Schlld F Guerra M Brauch L Dojczak MIDDLE GROUP D Eberz A Pachter C Johnson A Maturskl J Matuszewskl J Ingraham P Naudasher D Szaf ranski C Allen Miss Davis B Paltlsco P Kron M Martin M Errnaeler L Latz REAR R Ernst J Grosskopf C Cromwell M Andres C Porter K Peterson N Wojciechowski J CIESICWXCZ One of the most actlve and progresslve clubs at Kenslngton and an organlzatlon whlch We have greatly depended upon ID the last year IS the Studlo Club trlous group They worked as hard as Trojans and Wlth the precxsxon of skllled craftsmen to make our school attractlve Those l1fel1ke posters of football players whxch decorated our aud1tor1um walls represented many days of careful drllgent work Th1S hard vtorkmg club made our football rallres brrght and colorful by adormng the stage and balcony rarlmg wrth green and gold crepe paper Each mem ber of the Studlo Club made one hundred and forty leaves and then p1nned them together to const1tute the huge Chrlstmas wreaths that added so much llfe and Yuletlde Splflt to the corrldors of Kensington The sprrghtly lepre chauns created by the club to symbollze St Patrlcks Day recelved many well deserved r-nmnllments Reswles these actlvltles the members found unendmg pleasure ln sketchmg human and stxll l1fe An 1mportant proJect of the Stud1o Club was the completlon of all the poster advert1s mg for our Sprmg Play From the many de slgns submltted Betty Andres poster was selected for reproductlon Walter Wells and Al Maturskx collaborated to produce about mnety attractlve posters uslng the srlk screen process whrch they later demonstrated to the class Norm WOjC16ChOWSkl and Al Roberts headed a crew who made cartoon posters Arrangmg drsplays on the bulletln boards and 1n the art room IS a routlne task of the club The members also asslst rn taklng ln ventory of new supplles storing them and seelng that they are always avallable for use Sketchxng partles m Delaware Park and other places of lnterest were popular ln the sprlng Offlcers for 1950 1951 were Rlchard Ernst Presldent and Delphme Szafranskl Secretarv 114 . fl, I , J No task was ever too great for this indus- I. . 1 ' , , ,' 97 C ARTOON 1 LUB FVAZEN ! M7001 FRONT ROW R Schnltzer K Kller T Peters J Dey R Allen R, Stockinger BACK ROW R Raxser J Mathxe R Meyers R Kawczsnskl T Deck J Macfarlane D Duquin Mr Fisher Many a student glfted enough to scrawl a carlcature of teacher on the blackboard dreams of becomlng a famous cartoonlst or comlc str1p deslgner Such are the hopes of those 1n the Cartoon Club who weekly met 1n Room 237 to learn the fundamentals 1n cartoonxng Through hard Work and a llttle creatlve lmaglnatlon under the capable supervlslon of Mr Raymond Flsher the members ardently orlgmated thelr own comlc panels and char acters Mr Flsher has a large collection of h1S -E own orlgmals some of whlch he has had pub 11Sh6d and he exh1b1ts them to the students to help them lmprove thelr work One of the most creatlve and lnterestmg comlc panels was drawn by Ronald Rarser a Junlor Probably for a long tlme to come young Amerlca and not so young Amerlca W111 con tlnue to bury 1tS nose ln the comlc sheets and perhaps some day one of the creatlons of our cartoon enthuslasts at Ken Wxll be as popular as Dlck Tracy or Joe Palooka EEE ql 11019,- .ae qlfjf-QL 2,-Cdr E SCHILD N N J A , EFS t V 1 A n A ,gi V . 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I Nj E:- T- ' ,-1 r s ' -15 r 98 bLIDF I LUB FIRST ROW S Haun T Timberlake SECOND ROW D La Rosa M Morgan C: Schones F Welbel THIRD ROW K haufhold 5 Fmn N byrcher M Albert A McLouth J Mikowski STANDING C Pmkowskx G Baker D Barber T Hlbbard M D1Pota R Leif Mr Larrabee R Pauley J King G 'VIcNell our Sllde Rule Club began another successful year as a student organxzatlon The purpose of thls club IS to teach xn terested students the fundamentals of the sllde rule Instructxve motlon plctures were employed to explam the subject in greater detall The offlcers of the Sllde Rule Club are chosen after two weeks practlce by means of a short QUIZ Those who answer the most problems correctly 1n the shortest tlme are elected ThlS vear they mclude Robert and Ronald Crawford Secretary The Sllde Rule Clubs other act1v1t1es be sldes lnstrucuon are varled and extremely lnterestlng As ln past years the helght of our schools chlmney was measured wlth a CYZHSIZ In addition to th1s the latltude and longxtude of Buffalo were measured wlth a sextant and an octant respectlvely We have not only emoyed working together but have also gamed mvaluable knowledge through the Sllde Rule Club W ' H ' J A Under Mr. Larrabee's capable supervision, Leff, Presidentg Gerald Baker, Vice-Presidentg l g I 99 THE RADIO FLUB Why pay servlce charges lf the megacycles ln your short wave are tangled wxth the k1lo cycles rn your standard broadcast or 1f your FM works the way you feel ln the A M 'P Call on Wolis Barback or any other member of the Radio Club and he w1ll tell you what to do 1Maybe l The members of thls group recelve thorough 1nstruct1on ln the fundamentals of radlo As a result they nonchalantly bandy about such terms as oscillators superheterodynes power packs tank clrcuits electromagnetlc radlatlon grid emlssxon and frequency multlpllers That h0bb18S sometlmes become vocations REAR D Wllson R Crane D Collins R Aichlnger J Kraska D El! SEATED D Helss B Chapman W Barbach T Leney IS shown by the fact that several former mem bers are attendmg the Buffalo Radlo Instltute whlle others are usmg the1r knowledge of radlo ln the Marlnes and other branches of the armed services The Radlo Club IS fortunate 1n havlng such a capable leader as Mr Haynes who ln add1 txon to hxs dutles at Kenslngton teaches evenlngs at the Buffalo Radlo Instltute The offlcers of the Radio Club thls year are Presldent Wolxs Barback V106 Presldent Paul Bullmger Secretary Thomas Leney and Treasurer Br1an Chapman WKEN TELHNII AL STAFF To more clearly represent the creatlve technlcal aspects of the work performed for the school the name WKEN Technlcal Staff was adopted this year and a luclte plate was deslgned to dlsplay this WKEN technlclans are lmpatlent of bemg merely swltchthrowers and enjoy working up new llght and sound effects such as were featured ln Mlss Felser s Water Show and the Washmgtons Blrthday assembly program ON STAGE P Mover W Mlx J Glbney Mr Haynes IN PIT A Schwarzmueller J Crandall R Woznlak SILATED J Pierce B Chapman P Bulllnger STANDING P Hlnman D Wllson ABSENT R Grunthaner Announclng at the basketball games was an other WKEN lnnovatlon The boys conslder thls organlzatlon one of the most mterestmg extra currlcular act1v1t1es at Kensmgton because of the varled oppor tunltles for servlce It offers and the constant challenges lt presents to thelr sclentlflc ingenuity Slnce the motto among the members of the staff IS each for all and all for each there are no mdlvlduals spotllghted as officers A 1 I . , . . , - v v . 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I ' ' Y Q ll 71 v BIOLOGX I LUB The Brology Club under the dlrectxon of Mrs Eardman had 1ts calendar frlled wxth several mterestlng speakers and freld trlps A lecture on cancer rllustrated by colored slldes was glven by Dr Lou1s Kress dlrector of the Roswell Park Memorlal Instltute and another on blood banks was presented by Mr Schlller a lay member of the Red Cross We also enjoyed a lecture on the graftrng of fru1t trees glven by a member of our Ken faculty Mr Albmg An lnterestmg demonstratlon was put on by Mr Hogan a student teacher wlth the asslstance of the oftlcers Part of the demon stratlon showed dlSS6Ct9d frogs hearts beatlng for some tlme after they had been removed Further act1v1t1es of the club lncluded field trlps and an address on the effects of atomlc radlatlon The club plans to purchase several f1lm strlps thereby addlng to the interest and lnformatlon of future groups ln thelr quest for blologlcal knowledge The followmg offlcers represented thelr group Presldent 1st term Rlchard State 'Pnd term Wllllam Hooper VICE Presldent Carol Harrls Secretary Patrxcla Duncan and Treasurer Raymond Martm re-'iff' ' 'fr' -Qs riff'-'11+ BIOLOGY CLUB FIRST ROW P Loftus P Cline G Ollvlerl R Grltzke N Hlnman I Koch R Melgler H Horne L Kllnglehofer R Boeg C Harris J Koch SECOND ROW S Graham D Frederxck J Foley R Jarvis J Cecuga W OFFICERS OF BIOLOGY CLUB F Hooper J Pert P Duncan N Edmunds E euz E W6ltZ Carol Harris Vice President Ray Mar LAST ROW D Coyle D Cutting M Zlelinski G Grotz M L Graeber tin Treasurer Patx-1c1a Duncan Secre R Martin P OLeary tary William Hooper President 101 f 1 A -lllllll-l:lDDlll I 'aww -f J . 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' lj- N ' b 'J I ll lunilll -- KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN GAVEL FIRST ROW J McInn1s M Maxzello A Roblnson D Prlddle S Fancher J Stlcht N Apa R Safford Sergeant at arms J Kane Vlce Pres E Haynes Pres B Bottomley secretary M Urso Treasurer N Feuz J Smith D Smlth D Duquln J Flnsterbach J Dey :ECOND ROW M Abrams H Kuebler R Jakubowskl R Mathewson J RODIDSOH J Nacke R Czarnecki R Klrch mayer R Blssonette C Toepfer Mr Hayes Miss Mlsercola W MCIHHIS D Wlnter P Storm H Palley D Fhat W Raymond M Pembleton J Roos THIRD ROW R Ha elber er I Beyers J Iysxak C Saxe B Pack P Naudasher S Decareau M Milanl S Betz R Gotte A Econornou B Goembel R Gritzke lx Wllter P Schrack C Cash J Lau M Bickle E Boedeke I Shlsler G Ollvlerl A Gille FOURTH ROW W Hooper R Menth E Menth M Borowlak J Werner C Plotrowskl G Staley J Stelnklrchner C Waters S Mix D Plesur E Marthla J Stlcht D Jenis R Davls H Jarvis DEBATE Knlghts of the Golden Gavel 2 45 today Llbrary Th1S notlce remmded Ken s debators of the1r soc1ety's weekly meetlng, a regular Wednesday feature at school Under the dlree tlon of Mr Norman Hayes aSSlSt6d by MISS Mary Mlsercola the Koggsl' have become one of the most popular extracurrlculal groups at Ken Each one of the seventy HCCIVG members debated at least once thls year at the meetlngs Electlons for thls season were held last June Wlth these lnstallatlons Presldent Edward Haynes VICE Presldent Jean Kane Secretary Barbara Bottomley, Treasurer Mary Lou Urso, Sergeant at arms, Robert Safford Early 1n November tryouts were held for the lnterscholastlc and prlze debatlng teams Wxth these orators emerglng as the creme of Kenn Interscholast1c teams Afflrmatlve Jean Kane, Mary Lou Urso Wxlllam Mclnnls and Don ald Ehat alternate, Negatlve Barbara Bottomley Ruth Hagel berger Edward Haynes, and Jean McInn1s alternate P1 1ze Teams Affrrmatlve Patrlcla Scrack, Nancy Wal ters, Conrad Toepfer and Sandra Betz, alternate Negat1ve Aglala Economou, Mary Abrams, Robert Safford, and Barbara Goembel alternate The Prlnclpal s Medal was presented to the est debator whlle all members of the teams recelved debate DIHS Hxghllghted by a varlety show and buffet turkey dmner the socletys second annual Chrlstmas party was a great success The Koggs thoroughly enjoyed thelr Sprmg p1C mc and outlng, Whlch proved so successful ln 1ts lnnovatlon last year Thus Lh1S year was deflnltely a banner one for the Knlghts of the Golden Gavel J. .L . , , . 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IJ DEB ATE TE Alla SEATED J Mclnuls B Bottomley E Haxnes R Hagelber ex M Lxso W Mclnnls J hane D Ehat STANDING H Jarwls 'TIIUEKEEDGI N11 Hawes C Ca h I'1mc-keeper INTERN HULXSTII DEB XTF Last fall approxlmately sxxty f1V6 membels of The Kmghts of the Golden Gavel tr1ed out for the varsxty debate team wh1ch would rep resent Kensmgton Hlgh School 1n the mter scholastxc debate The teachers who judged at the tryouts were M1ss Stmckland NISS Mes sore and Mr Gellenthxen Thev chose Jean w1th Donald Ehat altelnate on the aftlrm atlve team and Barbara Bottomley Ruth Hagelberger and Edward Haynes w1th Jean PRILE On Aprll 3 the Prlze Debate was presented As ln the Interscholastlc both teams argued the pomts pro and con of Suburban1t1s Th1s year both teams were expeltly coachec by M1ss Mlsercola Because th1s IS such a vltal quest1on the MCGIHHIS altelnate on the negatlve team Both teams are coached by Mr Hayes The toplc for debate was Resolved That Buffalo and Er1e County be merged to form a Metro polxtan D1st11ct On March 16 the negatlve team debated Bennett Hlgh School at Kensmgton and won 8 to 7 The aff1rn.at1ve team debated Masten Park H12 h School at 'vlasten Pa1k and won 9 to 6 DEBATE debate proved to be very dynamlc Represent mg the aff1rmat1ve were Patsy Schrack Nancy Walter Comad Toepfer and alternate Sandra Betz Speakmg fox the negatlvc were Aglala Economou Mary Abrams Robert Safford and alternate Barbara Goembel The affxrmatlve team emerbed v1ctor1ous wlth a score of 9 to 6 PFIZQ D lam Taam .SEATED B Goembel A hconomou R Sfxftord 'VI Abrams L Toepfer Schralk N Walter S Bet? STANDING J Robinson Tlmekeeper Miss MISEFCOTA S Decareau Tlmekeeper ' N E f . 'lf E' E .'. - '- ',' , 1. 5 , ,Q ', A A A A .A J , -' ' M ' -, .- ' '.Y . f Y ' b Kane, Mary Lou Urso, and William Mclnnis, ' ' T v v V 1 ' , y ll ' ' .yn I y 1 q ' ' ' - T v V v ' X cl 1 l ha E v I 4 il , A . . , 1 , P. 193 COMMERCE LLUB FIRST ROW A Plewinskl A Hobson S Kaiser D Wlttlief C Willett E Brady J Anthony J Stanley J Stell recht M Perlno S Furio J Flick J Kirschner F Kosclelskl J Dankowski SECOND ROW E Ignaszak G Cancelli C Gaesser B Szydlowski M Ferrentlno J Spless B Helak G Parucki A Kaminskl J Schenk P KHHOSKI J Kraft J Harrer E Stanford C Fxscher A Pernlck THIRD ROW D Moest J Shanahan M Rebhan B Barr D Marschke S Boje A Gau M Germann E Allen N Angst C Bessey D Mlller J Werner H Ertl FOURTH ROW L Flglear F Rogalskl D Enrlght A Duchanska J Szymanski J Bowen L Greapentlog D Haefner H Smeltzer B Smith N Burger P Kasmore D Zanghl V Merrltt The Commerce Club, under the 1l'1Sp1I'ed sponsorshlp of Mrs Jacobs has spent another actlve year m Room 301 Regarded as the hlghllght of the year's act1v1t1es was the an nual Chrxstmas Party The members of thls orgamzatlon have fulfxlled their aim by becomlng completely acquamted Wlth the commerclal aspects of the busmess world -1-:Pu AdV1CC and mformatxon were supplled at the monthly meetmgs by mstructlve movlef or by 1nv1ted guest speakers from varxous busmess concerns Offlcers of the club were Eugenla C Igna szak, Presxdent Mary Perlno, Vlce Presldent Jamce Stellrecht Secretary, Joanna Anthony Treasurer 'mm 3!l ' A D1 f a 'H li - L 'J - - 1 If 'll ll L ll. all I I' 'I 'JE li A 104 HONIE El ONONIIC S F1 UB 593 WHY if 0 -1 f .ff ,Q BFALTISCO Don t forget the next meeting of the Home Economics Club' S0 read the signs which decorated our bulletln boards each Tuesday The girls in the club started the year otf right with a get acquainted party in early October The officers elected were President Ethel Nancy Walters and Treasurer Phyllis Hlnman Each holiday was celebrated with a good deed Christmas found the girls filling favors with hard candy to be sent to Childrens Hos pltal When Easter drew near they decorated eggs ln gay colors for the under prlvileged children 1n the City Hospital Valentine s Day found our busy bees taking time out for a party In April the girls acted as models in a fashion show sponsored by the The success of the club would have been 1I11p0SS1b16 without the able assistance and guldance of Mrs Hyman and Miss Nesper FIRST ROW G Becker E Wmd M Pond P Hlnman N Walter E Holtz S Schultz J Weissenbur er N Apa M OMara SECOND ROW A Will J Stehle P Crochett C Kumpf E Schlld P Hallls J Wojnar R Wllbert P Kuebler J I-Ilscutt THIRD ROW D Reltmeier M Mallon E Liebert L Parker P OLearv E Marthia C Vogenau r V Pech 5 N W 'N ' .L J .L A A J I l I I l l l - Y ' 0 .w 1 i . r ,A - , 1- y .- A , ' . P 5' Ill :Il l ' Holtzg Vice-President, Sally Schultzg Secretary, Simplicity Pattern Company. 105 PROJ El TION ST AFF Through the employment of audio visual aids in our classrooms Kensington has taken another step forward in mod ern education Audio visual aids have made our subjects more understandable and of greater value to both teacher and student The dramatics class and the debate teams for example have made frequent use of the wire recorders to discover and correct their errors 1 speakmg Students who serve on the ProJect1on Staff learn the use of the audio visual equipment under the super vision of Miss Panzica Training for this work during the year were some Freshmen and Soph omores including Douglas Barber Michael D1Pota Roger Drollinger Fred erick Fleury Herman Kuebler and Ron ald Schneider Besides these there were several veteran operators including Gerald Baker John Cable Ronald Garn aret John Gibney Phillip Hinman War ren Hibbard Ray Hippchen Henry Walbesser Jack Washburn Paul Moyer Clayton Lacey James Schalk Daniel Schroeder and Nancy Apa The secretarlal staff which has a great deal to do with the success of the visual aids program includes the follow ing Eleanor Andrzejewska Rosemary Blersch Charlotte Cash Anna Marie Flaherty Jeanette Flick Wende Henry Jacqueline Kraft Audrey Naedele Sally Raymond and Natalie Ducki. Operators who have completed a total of 30 assignments during the school year are given a certificate in recognition of the Work they have done before and after school and in study periods. PROJ ECTION STAFF - SECRETARIAL STANDING: Miss Panzlca Jacqueline Kraft Charlotte Cash, Audrey Naedle Eleanor Andrzejewska. SEATED: Rosemary Blersch, Sally Raymond, Jeanette Flick, Nancy Apa, Anna Flaherty, Wende Henry, Natalie Rucki. PROJECTION STAFF-INDUCTING NEW OPERATORS REAR: John Gibney, Herman Kuebler, Miss Panzica, Paul Stoll, Douglas Barber, Michael Di Pota, Ray Hlppchen. FRONT: Warren Hibbard, Daniel Schroeder, Frederick Fluery, Gerald Baker, Roger Drolllnger, Jack Washburn, Richard Smith. PROJECTION STAFF-BOOTH REAR: John Cable, Clayton Lacey, Philipp Hinman. FRONT: James Schalk, Paul Moyer, Henry Walbesser, Ronald Garnaret. LIBR ARE NI! JN ITORb From 8 la A M to aell past d1sm1ssal the l1brary mon1tors falthfully serve the students of Kensmgton The1r experxence wlth the l1brary tools IS a great ass'stance to all students from the confused Fresh man to the soph1st1cated Senlor B8S1d9S the1r all 1mportant dutv at the charge desk the mon1tors mend vaorn books type countless 1tems lncludmg those Come to the L1brary SIIDS and decorate the l1brary for all occas1ons wlth color and beauty The l1brary under the capable super v1s1on of Mrs W1ll1s lS not only a source of educatlonal materlal and entertammg books but lt also prov1des vocatlonal gu1dance 1nformat1on to students 1nter ested IH a Sp9C1f1C career or profess1on Thus we extend our smcere apprec1a t1on to Mrs W1ll1s and her staff of efflclent mon1tors for the1r guldance and understandmg throughout the year :,TANDING Joyce Franklln June Stephan Nancv Hem SEATED Jean Mexlsoe Patr1c1a McCollv Carol Se1tz Marx Ann M1lan1 Joan Ormsby These glrls will recexve cert1f1cates on Recognltlon Daw 101 selvlug., as l1brarx monltor for one term LIBR ARY MONITORS LLUB The l1brary mon1tors not to be outdone by other enterprlslng groups at Ken have formed the1r own L1brary Mon1tors Club The purpose of th1s club Wh1Ch meets monthly 1S to ac qua1nt K6DS1DgtOn students Wlth the new and 1nterest1ng books 1n our l1brary At the1r 1nformal m6CtlDgS under the expert guldance of Mrs W1ll1s the mon1tors dlscuss ways of lncreasmg the1r eff1c1ency and they also se lect for recommendatlon to the students books WhlCh they conslder outstandlng , Dues collected at these lxterary SGSSIODS are used to purchase books needed for the l1brary Followmg the f1rst year of servlce each mon1tor rece1ves a s1lver p1n 1n the shape of an open book and after the second year a gold p1n of s1m11ar deslgn The offlcers of the club are Presldent Flv1 H1rvela Treasurer Carol Se1tz Secretary Alexandra Bell We salute the L1brary Mon1tors Club for the1r great Work Keep It up g1r1s' STANDING Marilyn Martln Carole Waters LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs W1ll1s Norrme State Patricia Noble SEATED Alexandra Bell Judith Werner Patrlc1a Ethel Stanford Elxi Hlrvela Crockett Mary Ondre1ka Patricia Harter SEATED Elizabeth Melnke These lrls have receh ed sllwer pins for one year of library Service These lrls haue recened old pms for two tears of l1brary service 101 - V T 5 1 .- ,. 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S rs . -v JOURNALISM Q l UB FRONT J War ockl Asst Editor R Pauley Editor ln Chief FIRST ROW I Edvsards C Ball C Brunner Cz Za krzewskl SECOND ROW J Nacke N Multerer C Lacev THIRD ROW C Crotty M Cross FOURTH ROW C Cross W Hooper M Mllanl N Mandell J Duwe FIFTH ROW G Hetzlnger N Pfeiffer J Stelnklrch ner D Waldowskl V Reck D Haefner C Fischer SIXTH ROW R Klrch meyer D Ehat R Blsson ette J Conway D Lemza.: Jean Stlcht absent Newspapers have played an lmportant part ln our fight for freedom and today are con tlnuxng to spread the ldeals of democracy throughtout the world Thls year the members of the Journallsm Club again met m Room 209 to study the many detaxls of newspaper work Under the capable mstructlon of Mrs Stewart they learned such practlces as wrltmg leads and understandlng edltorlal p01lC16S As one of thelr many projects Ken s future 1ourna11sts v1s1ted the offices of the Buffalo Evenlng News Where they were shown how a large newspaper 0ff1C8 IS orgamzed The mam accomphshment of the club was ed1t1ng tour Issues of the Ken Key Notes our school paper By 1ssu1ng th1s paper the club members gain practlcal experlence and also lnform the students of lmportant school events The staff of Ken Key Notes was Edltor In Chlef Ray Pauley Secretary Dol ores Haefner Asslstant Edltors Judlth War SOCk1 Mary Ann M1lan1 Isabel Edwards W11 ham McInn1s Carol Brunner Clarence Ball Geraldxne Hetzlnger Clara Flscher James Schalk Dolores Waldowskl and Norman Mul terer REPRODUCTIONS OF FAMOUS PAINTINGS Among the proJects mxtlated at Kensxngton this year one of the most valuable has been our opportunlty to see ln reproductlon the work of the great pamters of the world Orlglnally this was started to glve us a better background to answer those tough questlons on the scholarshlp exammatlons However the xdea soon spread and now m all the thlrd and fourth year Engllsh classes we are lncreasmg our knowledge and appreclatlon of the varlous schools of paxntmg The Freshmen and Soph omores too are frequently seen ln groups around the large reproductlons whxch are hung ln the corrldor on the first floor and are placed ln the trophy cases These large reproductlons are outstandmg examples of the work of the most famous art1sts m the school chosen for the month We have seen many plctures pamted by masters of the Itallan Dutch Spamsh Flemish and French schools Of these two schools perhaps the two most popular were the Itallan and French of the ,ff V pamtmgs the best llked was the Mona Lnsa of Leonardo da V1nc1 At the flrst meetlng of the recently organ xzed Art Servlce Club these offlcers were elected Presldent Marllyn Blckle V1ce Pres 1dent Norman Mruk Secretary Paul Stoll Both the project and the club are under the able dlrectlon of Miss Frmk Miss Frlnk supervises the hanging, of pictures in corridor MIS Fnrlk N Mruk P Stoll N , 1 J 1 I . 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' 4 ' 1 1 1 1 ' - - , . , . . 1 108 THE COUNQ IL ON WORLD AFFAIRS 1 FIRST ROW S Kaiser J Dankowskl T Lyslak J Ronecker A Hoeflln N Larkin R Allen Miss Walker C Gaesser J Klrschner J Allen S Betz D Fuzak SECOND ROW C Stocker N Merz S Redmond C Hill J De Gorls W Wleland M Ondrejka M OMara N Molter L Melnke A Bell P Duncan M Koerber C Crotty THIRD ROW D Reltmeler M M01 an S Haun M Blckkle M Pond M Zlellnski L Reitmexer P Kane M Cross E Economou N Clabo N Werner A Pachter FOURTH ROW P McFee S Raab E Schlld J Rausch R Abeler D Reltmeier R Gotte M Gordon N Walters R Klrschmeyer FIFTH ROW J Ott J Reusch M Fleming J Sodergren T Bednarek A Kurtz P Kreiger J Pfeil STANDING S Bickel S Schmitt D Ehat C Plotrowskl C Battaglia C Cross G Gratz I-I Jesse P Rain D Kolczynskl P Nowak N Honecker M Milam R Bissonette Those groups of students you see arguing and gestlculatmg 1n the hall about four o clock on Frlday are not dlscusslng the Senlor Prom or any other soclal event They are the mem bers of the Councll on World Affalrs trymg to untangle a World problem left unresolved for lack of tlme ln their meetlng The members of the Councll on World Af falrs are xnterested ln current problems and meet tWlCe a month on Frlday A committee of DUDIIS plans each program and presents the opposmg vxews after Whlch there IS a forum dlscusslon How Communlsts Operate created such lnterest that tlme ran out long before ld9aS 'Should the Unlted Nat1ons Troops Cross the Thirty exghth Paral1el'P' was argued with all the vehemence of a Congresslonal debate What s Behlnd McArthur s D1sm1ssal had partlsans on both S1d6S clamorlng to be heard The Councll wrote and presented an as sembly program for Washmgtons Blrthday wlth scenes from Valley Forge The offlcers of the Councll on World Af falrs are Presldent Donald Ehat V1ce Pres ldent, Spencer Blckel Secretary Thomas Lyslak M1ss Verna Walker IS the Councll sponsor W Y V I 1 7 , ,V ' ,ffwifivff lie J f r p . . , 3 - . - . 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' y V . . - ll Y ' l ' ' YI ' Y l - - , I - 1 l C HESS CLUB FIRST ROW R Hayes C Ball N Barrett J Schueler J Duwe J McKenna R Melgler SECOND ROW I Edwards M Hoeflln W Fraas J Schneider G Hetzlnger H Hornl R Schuman SEATED AT TABLE R Ernewem vs Mr Millard Coach Check Checkmate' These words rlng out ln the sllence of Room 207 every Wednesday when Kensmgton Hlgh Schools Chess Club meets The club COI1S1Stll'1g of twenty actlve members elected Ronald Ernewem Presldent MGIVIH Hoeflln Vlce President Isabel Ed Wards Secretary and Clarence Ball Treasurer M6mb6fSh1p IS open to one and all boys and glrls beglnners and expenenced players To enable the beglnners to hold thelr own Mr Mlllard coached them m the fundamentals of the game Competltxon was keen as the Club Tourna ment began At last the wmner was decided Ronald Ernewem had defeated Clarence Ball ln the flnal match This yeax s team had 1tS work all cut out for It They were to wln the Western New York Hlgh School Champlonshxp for the fourth straight year The task fell to the unlted efforts of Captaln Melvm Hoeflln and also to wards and Joyce Duwe Was the goal 2.Ch16V6d9 Yes our standard bearers came through Wlth a sparkling vlctory The results the meets are Kensington ,Q Burgard ,Q Kenslngton Kenslngton Kensmgton East Kensmgton Kenslngton Kensmgton Kenslngton East Grover Cleveland McKinley Burgard Bennett Seneca W A A N , ' , ' 3 Ronald Ernewein, Clarence Ball, Isabel Ed- ' , ' ' , of 1 . . 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' 4 ' 1 ' ' ' 3 2 . 4 . - 4 1 . - I 3 2 ' ' 3 2 . 1, . . 4 1 110 CHRISTMAS PAGEANT HERALDS H Kuebler R Zlellnskl R Kelly G Cullinan Splrlt of Christmas R Sobczak R Miller R Hoshal ANGELS B Pleban L Cochran D Jarzeblnskl I Rebman I Anastasl P Caldwell A Wozniak M Koerber D Duquln A Haug C Hill J Husner S Dyklns A Economou S Choops B Fechter M Parisi S DeCareau I Somethlng new has been added' To offset the spectacular beauty of ou1 annual Chrlst mas Pageant a new spark was needed A solutxon was found by addlng a narrator to acquaxnt the audlence wrth the age old beauty and meanlng of the mlracle of Christmas as depicted ln our pageant Therefore as the lrghts slowly drmmed on openmg nlght the resonant volce of Henry Jarvis could be heard as he told of the C0m1ng of the Christ Child At the rxght of the se' was placed the humble stable 1n front of wlnch the sp1r1t of the Chrxst W X HZ' 'W ,K Chlld and H1s followers knelt The A Cappella Cholr ably dlrected by M1ss Townsend lent thelr angellc volces to the pageant by slnglng the beautlful Allelula Chorus Thelr shlmmerlng gold robes gave a breath taklng llght to the entlre stage Credlt for thls of course should be glven not only to Mlss Meach and her tlreless staff but also to the dependable stage crew who helped to create the effect Everyone worklng to gether made our 1950 Chrlstmas Pageant even more outstandlng than ln prevlous years f LQ? SHEPHERDS D Llgarzewskl, J Weick, D Winter, K Porter J Tlta, P Stelnburg, K Kller R Kless DOUBLE QUARTET D Ehat, J Mclnnls E Nanna C Cash, J Ott, K Huth, A Lawrie, J McMahon P Jones 4 Y p ' , , 1 . li r,,rr, ,r,,, ,r,: yr: ,,, , f 4. I 5 C l h rf A 111 BAND Bottom Row K McCann D Dennis J Loence J Brown R Gotte M Gordon G Heck J Boorman C Hahn R Lewandowskl W Barback J Shea J Zumpano A Beadle J Gerber M Freitag Second Row S Redmond S Bitterman D DeSlmone A Hyde J Staebell P Loftus J Fogelsonger N Walter P Burke J Krzyzan M Zasowskl E Scottow R Myers C Wagner C Saxe K Wheelock P Cline F Mazurek M Voelker Third Row W Eustace R Morgan J Staley W Sacher D Stone B Pegrum A Cologgl G Grampp A Ferrenttno R Wlnd M I-Ioeflln D Eg ert L Howard D Strobl E Haynes L Blank S Waleszczak S Oddo D Scheller E Zasowskl Fourth Row F Gotte J Nowlckl F Bartscheck R Mruk I-I Metcalf J Birner J Hahn E Haller F Clurczak D Wachowlak D Farrell J Crumlish Not in Picture N Adams J Crandall L DlBerardlno R Groves P Jones W Mulligan M Parlsl D Relchert R Salvatore M Shea Agam th1s year our school band was the most outstandmg ln the c1ty The seventy members pract1ced early ln the mornlngs and late 1n the evenmgs under the capable dlrec tlon of Mr Wxlllam Pmkow The band IS an 1nsp1rat1on not only to our teams but also to the student body At our nlght game wxth spectacular performance Whlch revealed excel SPRING Kensmgton s musxcal aggregatlons presented therr Sprmg Concert on May 17 and 18 1n the school audltorlum The Glrls A Cappella Chorr dlrected by M1ss MRTJOPIB Townsend sang Awake Thou Wmtry Wlnd Ave Marla by Schubert Cherublm Song by Bortmansky and Bles Thls House by Brahe A varled program by the mlxed A Cappella Cholr mcluded tlre popular Smoke Gets In Your Eyes by lcrone Kern two songs of Irvmg Berhn Its a Lovely Day To morrow and the st1rr1ng God Bless Amer 1ca as Well as a selectlon from the Broadway success Carousel The mlxed cholr conclud ed vuth the magmflcent Malotte chorale The Lord s Prayer lent tlmlng and preclslon Among the sen1ors who have devoted much of the1r trme to the band are Gordon Kauderer Edward Haynes Korleen Wheelock Madonna Shea Jack Ault Edward Haller and Norman Adams In the future as m the past the Word band w1l1 always be synonymous W1th Kensmgton I-hgh School CONCERT The band and the orchestra both conducted by Mr Willlam Pmkow presented a Well balanced and entertammg group of composx tlons The band gave splrlted rendltlons of Sousas Semper F1del1s March and M111tary Escort m F1ve Ways by Flllmore The Grandlose Overture by DeLamater and the provocatlve Malaguena by the Cuban com poser Ernesto Lecuona vsere other band numbers Dellghtful orchestral selectxons were ex cerpts from Oklahoma the L1ttle Tm Soldlers by Plerne and the Sa1lors Horn plpe by DeLamater The program was Cllm axed by Tschalkowskys dramatlc Marche Slav 1 A 1 - ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - . - 1 - v - - - , - , - S . - 1 - . - , - . - . - . - . - 1 - . - '. . . . . . , - . . . - , - . - : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , , ' 9 1 1 . . , . ' ! 7 Bennett, the members of the band put on a . . , . , , 1 , . . . , . . . ! 7 ' H ' ' 7! U Y KA ' ' H M ' ' 1 1 Y ' H 1 U ' H ' ' 19 ' n 7 9 7 ! ' ' 1 KI N ' 71 H ' I7 1 y D 1 1 1 - , - ' u v1 1 y ' ' ' u , - 7 7 !? 4 . 1 U - 9 ' - ' as 1 - ' . - 3 yy ' ' u u .H rl - ' , ' 9 . ,,. - . ' n ' . n - 1 y ! ! - cc sy ' ' ' I ' 91 ' - s ' - Y ' V' ' ' Ai, ' 5 ' Sl 1 97 H ORC HESTRA Bottom Row I Harber R Hoeger D Love N Werner A Hoeflln B Klnmartln M WCISS erbcr L Meger E Mesler A Dlenstbler B Markham L Melnke P Cxockett S CZBDIIHSKI B Starkey M Jones B Flame Second Row P Duncan J Fuerst G Frelert L Sllvaroll D Enright J Pepke A Peterson R Franke C Toepfer W Kerpka R Lubera J Ryan R Baebel J Lorence A Beadle J Gerber M Frextag E ZBSOWSKI P Broun G Dentlnger Third Row A Glaraffa R Hagelberger E Haynes L Blank R Meyers J Staebell K Wheelock M Zasovuski E Scottow P Loftus J Shea J Fogelsonger M Hoeflln W Sacher D Strobl W Eustace C Wagner L DlBerardlno Fourth Row E Boyer H Metcalf R Mruk J Blrner F Mazurek N Larkxn M Walleshauser J Hahn A Mehl C Smith B Gertz V Scoones L McDougall R Grltzke N Walter M Wood M Tropman Not ln Picture N Adams P Jones H Palley D Prlddle M Shea A Thrun C Wagner J Ault Would you llke to lxsten to excerpts from Tschalkovskys Slxth Symphony or do you prefer Some Enchanted Evenmg 'P Kenslng ton's seventy f1ve member orchestra does an equally fme Job wlth elther selectlon or for that matter, Wlth almost any others you mlght mention Under Mr Pmkows dlrectlon the orchestra has galned the reputatlon of belng one of the best ln Buffalo Thls past Sprmg the orchestra s annual concert recelved a great ovatlon Several Rogers and Hammersteln composltlons were presented Kensmgtons orchestra IS a serlous project but the trum peters never allow a dull mmute to pass Do you remember the tlme when the curtaln opened on stage the orchestra was about to begm and much to the surprlse and amaze ment of the trumpeters they had the Wrong muslc book'P But on all other occaslons the Chrlstmas Pageant the Easter and Thanksglvmg Assemblles the Washlngton and L1ncoln Programs J umor Day and Senlor Day and at Commencement the orchestra has proven that xts reputatlon IS well deserved +R. 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FL L A A L L A L L1 iq' 0 5 -1 Q ,lit L ' - CAPPELLA CHOIRS GIRLS A I APPFLLA CHOIR First Row A Hang C H111 F Leglla J Stenman M George L Miller P Drzewlecka L Paruszvnski P Crockett S Schmitt D Dusguin J Lvslak J Lorence J Mclnnls N Molter L Cochran B Marlnacclo J Stevenson A I-Ioeflin N Larkin B Pleban M Shea L Melnke C Evers I An lSI3Sl Second Row J Cooper N Warner N Schvsa ler M PHFISI A Economou J Pepke A Lawrle C Cash J Dlrr M Hartzell C Kock M Urso J De Gorls S Choops Miss Townsend B Fechter J Husner I Rebnaan S Raab C Rothfus B Comstock M Pleczxnskl D Jarzebmska P Edmonds D Enrlght M Harter Thxrd Row A Woznlak N Bowers I Huber J Demme L Huth B Germ M Frelta., E Rassler M Koerber J Werner J Falk S Dykxns P Caldwell J Reusch M Stevenson E Nanna J Ott S De Careau M Abrams P Wandzloch M Leucht D1d you know that or1g1nally our Cholr was composed of only f1fLeen g1I'IS9 However lt has now grown to a group of one hundred f1ve volces who are under the most capable d1rect1on of Mlss Mar1or1e Townsend A Cappella means wlthout lnstrumental accompanlment and IS the most d1ff1cult type of smgmg known The sololsts are always selected from the cholr and the s1ng1ng roles 1n our annual Chr1stmas Pageant are glven only to cholr members Our art1sts prepare programs for Thanks g1v1ng and Easter and have also sung for outslde preformances speclflcally at the Meyer Memor1alHosp1tal Veterans HOSp1La1 and the Athletlc Convent1on at Hotel Statler Rehears als are held dally durlng period 5E We are proud of our cholr for It IS wlthout doubt the flnest ln the c1ty and has g1ven us many superb muslcal moments A CAPPELLA MIXED CHOIR lst Row C H111 J Cooper J Stenman M Ceorge L Miller P Drzewlecka L Paruszynskx P Crockett S Schmitt D Duquln J Lyslak J Lorence A. Wohleben J Welck Miss Townsend H Kuebler R Kless J Mclnms In Molter L Cochran B Marlnacclo J Stevenson N Larkm B Pleban M Shea L Mexnke 2nd Row A Hang F Ceglla N Werner lN Schwa ler M PHTISI A Economou C Cash A Laurie J Pepke J D1r1 M Hartzell C Kumpf 'VI Urso J DeGor1s S Choops B Fechter G Cullman J Husner S Raab I Rebman C Rothiuss B Comstock M PIECZXIISRI D Jarzeblnska P Edmonds D Enright M Harter I ADSSIHSI C Lxers 3rd Row D Lxgarzevxskl A Woznlak I I-Iarber IN Bowers J Demme L Huth B Gertz VI Frelta E Rassler M Koerber J 'ierner J Falk P Caldwell J Reusch M Stevenson E Nanna J Ott S DeCareau M Abrams P Wandzloch M Luecht C Lacey R Hayes 4th Row R Britt R Strzelczwk K Porter K Kller R Klrchmeyer R Grunthaner P Joles R W1nd C Toepfer D Elf, R Bumpus L Howard R Young W Mclnms F Cxurczak R Sendker J McMahon D Ehat J Tlta 7 71 ' 1 ' An , J A ,I ': . , . ' , . ' ' , . , . 1' , . ' , . A , , . , . A V U . . . X . . , . , . I V v ., I . Y V . , I 'Y . , ' : . ' , . ., .' , , ,, , , . 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R I N. - I J Q ' A f .. 2 -1 J w l Y Y I KT-I M ' ' , ,, ' I l I 5 Stage Designers Work On Set For flunior Miss Roberv Kawczynskl John Mathles Doris LaRosa Janet Ingraham Betty Andres Robert Klrchmeyer George Porter Marilyn Brauch Lorraine Latz Phll I-Ilnman Richard Korn Karlyn Kaufhold Carol Cromwell Raymond Grunthaner Mr Slkora SPRING PLAY Jumor Miss, our Sprmg play was performed by a double cast on the evenlngs of April 26 and 27 and May 3 and 4 Thls comedy was the fxrst of 1ts k1nd to be presented by the students of Kensmgton The t1tle role Judy Graves was expertly portrayed by Barbara Bottomley and Barbara Goembel Fluffy Adams Judys bosom pal v as played on SUCCCSSIVC nlghts by Jean Mclnms and Marne Marzello The Graves household was comparatlvely peaceful untll Judy declded that her father was ln the mldst of a trlangle Wlth h1s bosss daughter As a result Judy played Cupld and managed to turn the l1ves of her famlly and frlends mto a turmoll Weathering this storm were Judys bewlldered parents Donna En rlght Charlotte Cash Conrad Toepfer and 116 Rxchard Blssonette The romantic lnterest was supplxed by Ellen Curtxss the bosss daughter and Mr Reynolds Judys uncle These roles were assumed by Ruth Hagelberger Aglala Economou Henry Jarvis and Henry Tobe were Corky Wheelock and Dons La Rosa Other outstanding stars were Edward Haynes Ed ward Haller W1ll1am McInn1s Donald Ehat and Robert Mathewson The person responslble for the success of Jumor Mlss was 1ts talented director Mlss Strlckland who coached these students so that they performed llke professional troopers Congratulations once agam' l .L . - . - . , ' . 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In the role of Judy's sophisticated sister ' ' 1 l ' l v r 7 ' Y 7 ' I V 1 3 ' ' AIITIYITIES OFFICE bEATED D bchmltt J Zllbauer L Flglear M Lang, T Lyslak J Fonecker STANDING S Vollmar P Kanoskl J Conwax M Germann R Sesfrxed H Extl F Allen 5 Fbr t P hr- men an M Harter M Perlno D Haefner F Frankenberger Mrs Fmk One of the buslest and most useful rooms IH Kensmgton Hlgh School 1S the Act1v1t1es Offxce under the d1rect1on of Mrs Fmk Ap proxlmately elghteen students from the Ad vanced Bookkeeplng classes spend free per 1ods 1n the Off1C6 to make 1tS servlces avaxlable Every teacher IS alded through the SCFVICCS of th1s newest convenlence at Kensmgton Open almost every perlod of the day Eh1S offlce sells basketball baseball football and sw1m mlng tlckets as well as tlckets for the sprlng show Student bus t1Ck9tS from the N F T are sold here too The TCVISVN books whlch we use 1n classes are ordered through th1s agency The Act1v1t1es Offlce also does mlm eographxng and typmg for the teachers The students 11k8W1S6 benef1t from th1s offlce It takes the place of the sclence laboratorles m the sclence courses Practlce ln buslness technlques and ln the use of modern equ1pment provldes a better background for the busmess student KCDS11lgLOll Hlgh School welcomes the servlces of the Act1v1t1es Offlce 3- Front row seated J Gates J Dey 5 schmxdtt Q Blckel Mass Stolfoe C Batta ha Back row seated Mrs McKeon M Mlldlll N Honecker Mlss I-'eete J Allen J Prau Mlss Xkl1l'9l R Bnsoxlrme 'jldlldlll R beeps-r D Wxldovlskl General Chalrnman D bln! Absznt Consmnff P1ouoxs.kl fStory on Page 1731 UNITED NATIONS DELEG ATIUN if .,'f 7i.,t.Q' V' A ' . at V D 117 Q Memorial Day Assembly Honors Mr. McDonnell It 1S wlth a certam amount of Justrflable prxde that I return to Kensmgton Hlgh School after almost srx years I am proud to return to the 1nst1tut1on where I spent a most lmportant and a most enjoyable part of my young llfe I am proud to be representlng a group of young men and Women who have banded together to contlnue the1r friendships to recall the1r memorles and to render a constructlve and a v1tal ard to our communlty Of course I am speaklng about the Kenslngton Alumn1 Asso clatlon but most of all I am proud of this llght of Kenslngton Thomas J McDonnell For some of you I shall be merely re11v1ng tlmes and lmpresslons that are yet fresh 1n your mmds but to many of you perhaps I shall shed new llght on the legend of glory that sur rounds the man we honor today Thls latter task IS one which I slncerely enjoy It lS for that reason that the Kenslngton Alumm Asso clatlon has procured the plcture whlch we present th1S mornlng But plctures and statues and plaques are cold remlnders of our leaders They cannot posslbly reflect the warmth of character they cannot tell of the genume prlde of achlevement that motlvated the1r actions Nor can they reveal the Wearl ness and dlsappolntments of admlnlsterlng so large a school For these reasons I have chosen to llnger for Just a moment not on Thomas J McDonell the prmclpal the educator the stern faced man who peers out from the yellowed pages of a dusty yearbook but rather Thomas J McDonnell the husband the father the k1ndly faced 1nd1v1dual who sat frozen and wet IH a grandstand at All Hlgh Stadlum to I knew the man I admlred respected and loved How do you anallze a man? Do you dlssect h1S mlnd and watch the lnner worklngs or do you Watch the way he walks the way he gestures as he speaks'P How do you descrlbe hlm to your fr1ends'P Shall I say he was a d1s tlngulshed looklng gentleman not too tall greylng halr glasses a soft gentle volce Wlth a pleasant suggestron of authorlty to lt N these are not the true qualrtles of a man these are not the lastmg lmpresslons that lmprlnt N Y N ,W 0PD0I'ffUUify to PHY homage to the guiding Watch the football team. This Was the man ' ' . ' ' ' ' . o, 118 And World Wal II Heroes themselves on our mmds I could easily forget the color of his eyes but I shall always remem ber the slncerlty of his advice I cannot re member the rlng he wore but I cannot forget the confidence he lnsplred These then are the qualities of a man which set him apart from the others If the name of Thomas J McDonnell is to be enshrined amidst the glory that 1S Kensington it is not simply because he served as principal for the ten year period between 1937 and 1947 It IS not because he is dead and thls seems a fitting gesture It IS not because propriety and decorum deem this a fitting tribute Very well you may ask them why do we take this act1on'J Just why have the alumni of Kensington decided to make this presentat1on'J For any of us who knew this man and came within his sphere of influence no answer IS required But what of you who know hlm only as a picture a name from out of the past an entry on the honor roll of wisdom? If I were allowed but a single word to for h1s was a genius not only of the present but of the future He could address a student assembly standing here on this stage Just as I am speaking to you Just as I am and see not row upon row of teen aged youngsters grasping for the guy wires of maturity but rather he could see a world yet unborn the doctors and bankers the nurses and stenog raphers the professional soldlers and factory workers mothers and fathers He could see us making decisions of greater import than we could ever imagine He could see our dreams come to fruition our ambitions realized our hopes become reality He could see our failures and tragedles too And with these ln mlnd he went to work These visions of our futures were the tools with which he molded todays generation He taught us that education IS not restricted to the limlted confines of a class room that a report card is not the only crlt erlon of wisdom He taught us that adulthood is not slmply the mastery of a Geometry theo rum the memory of a Hlstory lesson or the recitation of a Shakespearean sonnet H taught us that education IS not a 4 year course not a 40 week year with time out for Christmas and Easter To him educatlon was a constant and ever present part of living It was manners and poise grace and ease it was confidence and integrity ability and perser verance These are the principles he instilled He taught only what he belleved in and in him we found the essence of these ideals But for all his virtues Mr McDonnell was a forgetful man There are many concepts of modern llvmg and modern ways being taught in other schools that he completely overlooked He forgot to teach us how to be shrewd He forgot to teach us to hate people who don t go to the same church we so to whose parents dont speak English as well as ours do And he even forgot to teach us that a dishonest dollar IS Just as negotiable as one that lS earned Not only was he forgetful he was old fashioned too He had a lot of obsolete ideas about 20th century living He taught us that should prepare for it even in our youth by leading clean decent l1ves He even tried to convince us that modesty in dress speech and actions is a virtue well rewarded He was even old fashioned enough to suggest these two archxac ideas there is no substitute for honesty there IS no short cut to success And now in closlng I offer for your con sideration this thought These few ideas I have presented form part of a herltage I con vey them to you with the fond hope that they have helped to frame a picture of Thomas J McDonnell in your mmds If you are able to understand them and use them then this accomplishments will be perpetuated And most important of all there will be hope for our future As long as there IS truth in the land Christian ldeals taught in our schools Faith Hope and Charity enshrined in our hearts as long as these things are and as long as Freedom walks this man walks with it John Decker May 29 1951 - I - Y. . . . 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A 9- f' f let Down through our lnstorw the xery prfserx lllllll of our freedom md human nghta has heen largely ha-ed upon three Urelt xthletn pllIlClIJlt N sportsnlanslnp falr play and the vwlll to sun Sportwmanslnp means hung able to play this game of life to the lnlt ltttpllllg hand shlps and lI'lllllldtl0llH unflmelnngly and thus moldlng a strong tharaclf r Fur play 9SllllD0llZPN equahty l0l9I'dtl0ll and an under tandlng of all N 0 md mrcelw lt mean the working and wIl'lNlllg togetnr ol nth and poor ahke as one tc un for the he tterme nt of all llldllkllltl The wlll to mm or to ralee oneself out of the deptha of poxerty or further Shows what an lIl1llWlfllldl can do when lu IN a nlenlher oi a Il3tl0ll where hu rlghtc are guaranteed and proteeted qtrengthenlng our llfe with the e athletu ld: als will milu om tapestry glow Wltll shnung deeds ln our 1 rubade to preberwe our freedom ff fel 'Qin AROBERT 122 Q t IJ t I I 5 , 'l, . . , xl. ,R ' , z ' q ' ' z I' - .' 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I ROSS I OUNTRX KEN HARRIERS ENJOY FINE SEASON f'? l vw .--1-1-4 'Tl ' FIRST ROW R Bock J Granton T Walsh N Shanahan Capt J Label J Klosterrnan R Burke C Roesch T M C thv R Butler c ar SECOND ROW Coach Duquln G Cullman D Eckel J Lowry J Delaney D Seltz E Haynes R Kelly J Case R M eyers THIRD ROW R Zlelinskl H Schnell C Forbach D Phllibin B Wojtkowskl G Arber W Ayers G Young R BOW 911 LROSS C UUN TRY Early September marked the begmnmg of another season of cross country act1v1t1es at KGDSIHQUOD Hlgh School Our team started trammg for the defense of their champlonshlp tltle under the guldance of Coach Ralph Duqu1n The teams chances looked d1m for we had only two returnmg letter men Captaln Jerry Label and All Hlgh Star Tom McCarthy As the season progressed however Roger Bock James Granton Norman Shanahan Robert Butler Rlchard Burke Jerry Klosterman and Carl Roesch developed themselves lnto a strong team The flrst two prellmmaly races saw the steadlly 1mprov1ng Knlghts f1n1sh close sec onds In the pentangular meet prlor to the All Hlgh Meet our team flI'1lShCd flrst Wxth th1s wln to our credlt the KH1ghtS ran ll'1 the All Hlgh Meet wlth new conf1dence The race ended w1th Rlverslde the vlctor scorlng 76 po1nts South Park second wlth 78 po1nts and Kensmgton thlrd wlth 88 po1nts Tom Mc Carthy our sensatlonal Junior f1n1shed flrst ln the entlre meet to gam All Hlgh honors for the second consecutlve year Though we d1d not w1n the tltle our team showed great stamlna and a strong wlll to wln Wh1Ch w1ll be needed for all of Dukes champlonshlp teams ln the future After the season ended an mtramural cross country meet representlng all four classes was held The Junlor class won the race w1th a score of 31 po1nts followed by the Semors Sophomores and Freshmen The vxctorlous J unlors were James Granton Norm Shanahan James Delaney James Case and Robert Kelly We extend slncere congratulatlons to Coach Duquln and the team for 1ts fme record Good luck to you 1n the future' CROSS COUNTRY SCORES lst Meet South Park Kensmgton Lafayette 2nd Meet Rlverslde Kenslngton FOSd1Ck 3rd Meet Kensmgton Bennett South Park Technlcal East All Academic Hlgh School Race Rlverslde South Park K6DS1DgtOD Grover Cleveland Bennett Technlcal East Lafayette Fosdxck Hutchmson 1 '1 5 v' 4 A - 'l ',.k'f1.YlLi ,'Tlf,1, Vi ,, 1' i ,' 'T' ,:,:',: ' ' ' -I ., J. W I M, , ' H. QI 5. i.,I, L LAL, I, .I A Y s N W B1 ' A - ' Y ' 1. 37 ' ' 2. -' 41 a 3. 57 - - - . 1. ' ' 30 . .... . F 2, ' 37 ' - 3. ' 73 .' . f . . - . 1' ' 48 - . . 1 . 2. 68 . . . . ' . 3, 70 . . ' . p f . . 4. ' 75 . ' . . - ' 1 - 5. 105 ' ' . ' ' ' . 1. ' ' 76 . . - 2. 'za . - . . . . 3. ' as , 4 , , 4. 93 . 5. 142 - 6. ' 144 . . 7. 166 , , 8. 183 I E I 9. ' 194 . 10. ' 356 124 ISNIGHTb WIN 10TH IN A ROV Bottom Row A Evans D Langhe er R Rochewot J Label J Granton T Mctxrthx B PIIILCI ld C Wlll rd J Case R Butler G Batv R Hall D Dlttmnn Second Row R Bowen W Ayers T LQSIAK J Weser N Mahoney R Klnnlus T Wxlsh K Rzlsvuber B Wlese N Blachowskl N Shanahan R Paufler R Thompson W Robert A 'uexexo C Blllklkllltll C, Porbul Thlrd Row M Walbesser T Webb G McNeil A McLouth G Lochner R Robinson F Petersen J Delaney B Alexander B Jensen R Russell W Hooper D Trost D Phlllbln B Wojtkowskl G Young., F Beclxu P Barlow Th1s year the Knlghts had SIX returmng lettermen co captains Jack Ault and Bob Fltzgerald Tom McCarthy Al Evans Gene W11lard and Fred Dentmger The team was further fortlfled by such performers as Bernle WIBSB Nell Mahoney Jack Weser and Jxm Case We started the season w1th an lmpres s1ve w1n over Rlversxde 71 27 The followmg week 1n the trlangular meet lmprovement was shown Ken 45V2 Fosdlck 2892 Hutch 25 In the pentangular meet Tech our nearest competltor defeated us 36 to 33 wlth East and Bennett tled w1th 23 and bouth Park 5 Our hopes were dxmmed however m the trxals when the Varslty Relay falled to quallfy 4W1th our motto It can be done uppermost ln our mmds and a f1rm determmatlon to do It 1 the team scored an overwhelmmg wm ln the All Hlgh meet Sterlmg perfolmers veere Captam Jack Ault wlth h1s 49 ft '7V2 ID record breakmg throw 1n the shot put Gene Wlllard who made 22 1 a ne v record m the low hurdles Bernie Wlese fContznued on Page 1762 CROSS C UUNTRX IN PR AMURAL I H ANIPIONS FIRST ROW J Granton J Case SLCOIND ROW J Delaney N Shanahan R Kelly J ,- T , 7 - Y ,- - .4-I - ' i ' 2 . 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'l x 1 Y Bottom Row Second Row mond R Darcy Thll d Rovl in 'sv 1915 if 1 T -7--V N, iv RFN RNIGHTS RFTAIN CRIDIRON Sl PRENIACX A Robert D De Sxmone D Johnson D Collms J Haxtuch J Shea J Roblnson E Malanowica G Pauley A Lalter R Wolf H Geiger W Cunlus J Anlt co Capt R Ihrlg R Turner W Rlch Mr Bergstrom Coach L Blank F Clmlnelll R Schenk F' Mlchalskl P M01 an E Willard Co Capt E I-aber G Baty R Slcker Mr Dmgboom Asst Coach Top Row D Wopperer Mgr R Zlrnheld S Saxarlno D Strobl N Jezewskl R Fitzgerald B Welse R Schneg genberger D Szen D Zlrnheld C Brueckman Mgr Th1s year for the fourth consecutlve tlme the Kensmgton Kmghts dommated the hlgh school football scene IH Buffalo Coach Berg strom w1th the and of asslstant coach Charley Dmgboom put out a powerful well balanced team The co captams of thls year s team were Jack Ault and Gene Wlllard In the flrst game toughdowns by Gerry Baty Gene Wlllard and Ed Faber and Harold Gelger s successful converslon crushed McK1n ley 19 6 On October 6 we played a nlght contest Wlth Burgard and agam came out v1ctor1ous Ed Faber scored all three touch downs and Hal Gelger booted anothex extra DOIDL Ill the Kmghts 19 0 vlctory In the thlrd game of the season Kensmgton turned back East 21 0 Kensmgton s pomts came as a result of touchdowns by Faber W1l lard and Ron Turner an extra pomt conver s1on and a safety In our next game a hard playmg Seneca team broke the Kmghts vlctory strlng w1th a 13 7 w1n over Ken Paul Morgan passed to Gerry Baty for Kensmgton s only touchdown Our next opponent Bennett won the actual game 10 7 but afterwards fortelted because of a v1olat1on of the post graduate rule Baty scored the Kn1ghts lone touchdown IH th1s game 126 In the last game of the regularly scheduled season Gene Wlllard scored two touchdowns to lead the Knlghts to a 31 0 w1n over Tech Ed Faber Paul Morgan and Dlck Wolf added one ap1ece On Thanksgxvmg Day Kensmgton played South Park for the Harvard Cup Champlon sh1p In a fast well played game the Green Krnghts defeated the Sparks 20 7 Gene Wil lard plunged for one touchdown wh1le quart erback Paul Morgan threw scolmg passes to Wolf and Turner A gleat deal of our success thls season lb due to our rugged hard workmg lmemen These are the boys who opened holes 1n the enemles defenses and who played great defenslve ball all season Next years team w1th Sal Savarlno and Norb Jezewskl as co captalns should also have a good chance to keep the Harvard Cup at Kensmgton SCORES McK1nley Burgaxd East Seneca Bennett 1Forfe1tr Technical South Park Kensmgton Kensmgton Kensmgton Kensmgton Kensmgton Kensmgton Kensmgton . -ff-' 1., W f, ,A 171 ,f - ' - - ' - 7 i! 1, A 'a': ' ' 'iii iliir ' ' f ,VPN - 22.1,zm1j'1,,.., , 'T' Y , 1 , -ov -P ,,,, 4 I wr, Y ,A I , 1-ri ' , M ', ,. 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Y ,I -19 - 6 - -V-19 ' - 0 , , ' --21 -- 0 - - e . - 7 -13 - ' . - 1 - 0 ' ' ' ' -31 - 0 . -20 - 7 TUUI H POUTBALL l IlAlIPIUNb First Row D Scheller W Barbeck C Crandall W Couf,h1ln Second Row D Elx J Kron G D6l1tlI1gEF C Boje R Stamer HARVARD CUP ASSEMBLY As always the Harvard Cup assembly was honored by the presence of the Harvard Cup Committee Among them were Mr Adam Eby chairman and Mr Joseph Maras assistant football coach of Harvard University who was George Beveridge Mr Robert Bennett and Mr John Brueckman ot the Kensington Businessmen s Association also attended KIIIS i lfllllilll NDN l Nltll Captain hdvuaro Faber is seen ac epting, the Harvard Cup from Vir Chassin and Mr Ber strom A -, rf C' Q D : - I D , 5 3, 1. I A N vi-j.. . 4 '5' A 1. s. ' 1 1' ' , 1 .l. a memorableyevent. At this program we were the principal speaker. Mr. William Iiibler, Mr. KNI Q ' CICLISBI A'l'l'I ' 7 ' ' I . SECl I'IYl'I IINRYAHI CPI' ' I PHY I ., l2 7 SWIMMING KNIGHTS SPLASH TO ANOTHER CUP First call for candidates for the 1950-51 swimming season was issued on December 5 and sixty-four candidates reported. As the season progressed we had one objective in mind, to Win the Syracuse Cup. Robert Yates, Noel Eberz, Arnold Poppen- berg, Gerald Rooney, Richard Schmitt, Corn- elius Mahoney, and Alan Larter sparked the team by buckling down to hard and long practice periods When we flrst met East our boys were a little nervous but as the meet progressed so did our confidence We sank East 50 to 16 After defeating Tech and gaining more con fidence we swam the powerful team of River side We overwhelmed them with a score of 44 to 22 Next we met Hutch but by this tlme we had a well balanced team and beat them with the perfect score of 54 to 12. Our Ken mermen next swam our old rivals, South Park, and proved themselves again by beating them by 18 points. After splashing out Lafayette We came to our most formidable rival of all, Bennett. They had high hopes of beating us. The meet proved to be exciting right to the very end. The score was 39 to 27 in our favor. The next event on our schedule was the All- High meet Mr Warren wanted to give as many men as possible a chance to get into this contest and receive the necessary exper ience for the commg years Other boys who practiced hard and swam well were Robert Stamer James Granton Robert Reinig John McMahon Harry Metcalf Gordon Errick Richard Huck and Barry Jenson rr-f .few wr-,MW Bottom Row J Rooney R Huck N Eberz G Errlck R Yates J Crotty R Schmitt A Larter N Mahoney A Poppenberg H Metcalf Second Row Mr Warren Coach J McMahon P Merry G Grampp R Haberl R Kraus B Jenson R Stamer J Granton R Relnlg D Farr T Zebold Mrg Third Row W Isaylon E Schwan W Hibbard E Boyer V Tower T Rooney D Smith D Seitz E King D Wilkenson D Chaulcraft G Relnig A Clark Fourth Row M Heinhold C Schw.-in R Brenner D Koch N Mruk J Crandall P White J Urbanskl 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 14-an M' H . ,.m..x, 1,41-1vmt14,1 1...1.,4..,tMa ,W 4.20, Mn, 1 , ., 2 1 tv.,.,1., , ,,,,N,,,,,,, A M . ,, M ,N N,g.1e,t,,,,, .sassy Q ,,,V,.e..-.. my - 5g..W5,,,: 3-on If Miirgii . . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . , . , . , 3 - 1 C - 1 . 1 . 1 - 1 - . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . -r ' 1 - - 1 - 1 . , 1 , . , . 1 . , . , . , . 1 - , . 1 - - I - 1 . 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SYIHLUNC LHP ALlCIJtCCl by KCII bWNlllllll1llg Ttdlll The Syracuse Cup has re entered the portals of Kensington Hlgh School lts usual resldence after an absence of one year Welcome home' The program was xnaugurated by the pres entatlon of major letters to the members of our stalwart basketball and swlmmmg team by our prlnclpal Mr John Chassln who was ably asslsted by Coaches Nllson and Warren Mr Warren assured our dxstlngulshed guests Carl Spltzer Charles Stexmke Fred Machemer W1ll1am Kyrek and Dean John Hofer that they wlll have a return engagement next year The student body undoubtedly wlll not forget the comlc antlcs of Mr Stelmke and hls cohort Mr Machemer nor Dean Hofer s SUgg6St1OHS on preparatlons for college The trophy emblematlc of hlgh school swlmming supremacy was presented by Mr Kyrek Pres1dent of the Syracuse Alumnl Assoclatxon to co captalns Dlck Schmitt and Noel Eberz who then turned the cup over to the school The assembly reached a delightful and entertainlng cllmax when the audlence was treated to a group of organ selectlons by Carlo Annabale -,,r--llu.,,'.,-5.-' .J L1-L I a AQOBEQT N w v o 1 D un: 7 ' ,gi K. , Y - . , . . . . , v 1 ' I 1 - . . 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' Mr John Hofer Dean of Ad missions at Syracuse Mr Charles Stelmke Chairman of Cup Corn mittee Mr Carlo Annabale 0 panlst and Mr Fred Machemer Chairman of Swimming Cup Committee Reading from left to right Rich ard Schmitt Noel Eberz Mr Niachemer Mr Hofer Mr Chas sm Mr Warren and Mr Stelmke 1 yrs BASKETBALL BASKETBALI TEAM SCORES VICTORIES UNPREDICTED -.J Bottom Row D Johnson D Wolf F Dentxngcx J Kron B Richmond L Faber Second Row D Sztn Score keeper J Brueckman H Grle er E Malanowicz B Wlese R Darcy D Fmn Manager H Nllson Coach Third ROW R Siebert D Zlrnheld N Blachowskl D Hall D Zirnheld T Webb R Wlegert Coach Herb Nllson bu1lt hlS basketball aefgregatlon of 1950 51 around three returnlng lettermen Fred Dentlnger Ed Faber and Jon Kron Among the prom1s1n'f cand1dates were Bllly R1chmond Dlck Wolf Frank Vogel Ed Malanowlcz and Dave Johnson The long December practlces 1e,ulted 1n the shaplng of the startlng qulntet to oppose R1ve1s1de ln the openlng Yale Cup game Thls consisted of tr1 captalns Dentlnger Faber and Kron plus R1chmond and Wolf Rlverslde was the first to feel the touch of the green and gold axe ln a 54 35 conquest as Dentlnger h1t for 21 polnts Our charges than returned home to encounter the co champlons and hlghly favored Emerson Eagles 'lhe lack of experxence offset the tlght Kmght zone de fense 1n the fmal moments resultlng ID a 44 51 defeat Jon Kron then set the pace as the squad rolled up rapld and devastatmff tuuxnphs over the trlo of McK1nley Burgard and South Paxk M1Sf0rtUU8 under the dlsqulse of poor ball handllng h1t the team at mld season and we dropped close dec1s1ons to East and Hutchm son The boys demonstrated they st1ll had that 1ea1 Ken Splrlt when they bounced back to topple Grover Cleveland and Technlcal only to suffe1 a reverse at the hands of the other co champlons the Seneca Indians B1lly Rlch mond who played a hard d11v1ng game at for ward was the hlgh man agalnst the Presldents and the Englneers Ed iJun1or1 Malanowlcz came lnto hlS own on the narrow Lafayette court 1n a splne tlngllng game whlch went to the Vlolets on a stolen pass ln the flnal ten seconds The cllmax to a feverxsh season arrlved when the Senlors shovned the lower classmen how It was done by trounclng Fosdxclx Masten 67 50 Dave Johnson broke 1nto the fmal game s llneup and poured 1n 19 polnts In the course of packlng the SUIUS away for ncxt season 1t must be noted that we ended 1n a fourth place txe and that two of our boys recelved honorable mentlon on both All High teams They were Bllly R1chmond and Fred Dentmger Manager for thlS year s team was Dan Finn Don Szen was OfflC1a1 tlmekeeper 5 t A . 3l J if N ll !, p ta 3 X I! X-fl I ' 1 2 5 2 4 uf 'Xl 4 3 53 52 41 4 5 IQO INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Top Row: B. Folts, D. Hull, H. Geiger, N Blachowskl. Bottom Row: A. Severo, R. Darcy, R. Sterban. BOWLING The bOW1lHg season got off to a rouslng start thxs year Wlth forty boys maklng up elght teams The boys bowled every Wednesday afternoon under the capable supervlslon of Mr Marrabae Among the stellar performers xerf Joseph Hartr1ch Thomas Leney and Fouelas Martln Bowl1ng IS fast becommg one of the most popular games among the Kenslngton H1gh School students Of the elght teams the Four H1ts and a M1ss emerged vlctorlous They overshadowed the M1ghty Nlghts the1r closest r1val by one game The Four H1ts and a Mlss squad comprlsed Thomas Leney Robert Frost Joseph Hartr1ch Douglas Martln and John Healy Second Row T McCarthy C Hellert R Rochevot B Kent H Xoun Mr Larrabee E Kellner J Joyce R Poetz R Gregoxy P Donovan Third Row E Frledmxn J Label J Baty R Schne enbex ex R Mxrtlu A Ferrentmo R Keller D Napierala D Dressel R Rxtzel 131 4 . . ' Y U I . ,, . . . A W l An ' . ' H ' ' ., - , , ' ' v .1 - - n V ' 1 , . Y . ' l W l First Row: J. Klosterman, D. Johnson, T. Leney, J. Hartrich, D. Ely, R. Bebber, N. Shanahan, K. Petersen. BASEBALL KNIGHT VETERANS HOPE TO RETURN CORNELL CUP TO KEN Bottom Rovs E Faber R Wolf W Richmond P Morgan F Michalski D Johnson R Becht L Blank Top Row R State J Shea N Jazewski J Brueckman J I-Iartrlch S Blckel D Szen Mr Bergstrom coach Th1s year the green Knlghts agaxn W111 fleld a very promxsmg team Under the capable guldance of Coach Bergstrom they hope to have a great year Headlng the parade of veterans are B111 Rlchmond f1rst base Ed Faber thlrd base outfrelders Frank Mxchalskl Don Szen and g p 111 also be used as a rellef pitcher asslstlng the veteran moundsmen Spence Blckel and Jlm Shea Joe Hartrlch W111 handle the catchlng Joe Brueckman Dave Johnson Dxck Becht Larry Blank are flghtlng for the vxtal short stop second base comblnatxon Norb Jezewskl IS an able candldate for the outfleld Among the novlce moundsmen are Bob Relnlg Don Harrmger Sammy Barone and John Lowry Wlth th1s veteran team and the help of the promlsmg newcomers coach Bergstrom and team IS trylng to 1mprove thelr 2nd place f1n1sh ln thelr league last year by brlnglng back the Cornell Cup to Kenslngton GOLF Th1s year the cry of Fore' agam rang out among the students Upon the request of many of the boys a Golf Club was organlzed by Mr Meegan At the flrst meetlng fxfty boys showed up However th1S number has been cut down somewhat by the overlapplng of baseball track and varlous other school act1v1t1es SIHCG Golf IS not a regularly organlzed sport among the publlc hlgh schools free lance matches had to be arranged So far thls has resulted ln weekly matches at the nearby Grover Cleveland Mun1c1pa1 Course Members must furnlsh all thelr own equlp ment slnce the schools are not permltted to do so A school tournament lS belng planned for next fall thus allowlng the boys to practlce for the event durlng the summer Also a trxp to one of the courses 1n elther Erle or Roches ter IS scheduled for the early part of July Thus xt appears that Kens Dlvot Dlggers W111 develop 1nto one of the most popular groups here at school 1P1cture on Page 1771 1 L Paul Mor an. .Dick Wolf, slfortsto , W the student .body expect a good -season. The 132 TENNIS TENNIS TEAM ENJOYS UNPRECEDENTED STRING OF VICTORIES Bottom Row N Mruk R Wiegert T Wlegert R Safford M Cebulski Second Row F Wilhelm Mgr C Dux R Folts F Vogel K Loos B Mruk N Millard Coach The Kenslngton Tennls Team wlll have two alms thls season flrst w1nn1ng the beautlful Dr Robert T Bapst Trophy for the thxrd stralght year and second extendlng thelr strlng of twenty nxne consecutlve v1ctor1es over a three year span the best record ever made by a tennls team ln Buffalo The team has hlgh hopes of defending 1ts t1tle However of f1ve All Hxgh men from last year only one Dlck W1egert IS back In the annual fall tournament Coach Nor man Mlllard had h1s flrst look at the boys and by fall practlce began to round out h1S team Frank Vogel was the wlnner followed by D1ck W1egert and Carl Dux second and Ken Hutch Ken Burgard Ken Grover Cleveland Ken Bennett thlrd respectxvely All three boys recelved prlzes ln assembly from Mr Chassln Th1S years team shaped up as follows Frank Vogel flrst smgles D1CkW16g8ft second smgles Captaln Carl Dux thlrd smgles Bob Mruk and Tom Wlegert flrst doubles and Roger Folts and Myron Cebulsk1 second doubles Norm Mruk Kevin Loos and Bob Safford competed ln some of the doubles matches Our excellent manager Fred Wllhelm has been dependable ln puttlng up nets and col lectmg el1g1b1l1ty cards The team apprecxates h1s fme work SCORES Ken Fosdlck Masten Ken Lafayette Ken South Park Ken East Ken 1 Technlcal Myron Cebulsk1 and Roger Folts won second Doubles all hlgh honors l Ken ............... 5 McKinley ......... 0 Ken ............... 5 Riverside .......... 0 4 ............... ' ......... 4 133 GIRLS' ATHLETICS Each year since the founding of Kensington in 1937, the girls of Kensington High School have taken an active part in after school sport activities. This year the tradition was again carried on with great enthusiasm. In our freshman year we ventured into high school sports inexperienced, but eager to learn. As we continued through our sophomore, junior and senior years, we developed a spirit of cooperation, teamwork, alertness, and all around sportsmanship Some of the sports which we participated in were baseball volleyball skating bowling tennis swimming tumbling and basketball Competitive games were held to decide the champlons in each sport. Although rivalry mounted between the teams, fair play always reigned supreme. Over this period of four years, five hundred points is required to achieve the eagerly sought goal, the Gold K Award. Long after graduation. our athletic letters may be worn with age. and our Gold may look old and tarnishedg but the cherished memories of the happy days we spent in after school sports at Kensington will never fade We wish to express our gratitude to the physical education instructors Mrs Samul Mrs Lufkin Mrs Johnston and Mrs Loomis whose efficient supervision made all these achievements possible COLD K GIRLS lst row Dolores Furbo Joyce Williams Ther esa Garrido Ann Schuster Jean Bilger Arlene Haug Joan Bxlger Joan Page Shirley Furio Madonna Shea Margo Morgan Rose Marie Romagnuolo 2nd row Dorothy Wittllef Pat McMahon Shirley Drescher Norma Honecker Jeri Keat ing Lillian Frglear Dona Medinger Joyce Duwe Jacqueline Kraft Dolores Radel Adele Otls Rosemary Blersch 3rd row Pat Hartke Phyllis KHHOSKI Rose Abbonando Jane Demme Peggy Volk Clara Flscher Dorothy Moest Rita Hauser Carol Lee Vogenauer Maryann Wilk Irma Harber 4th row Bette Smith Karlyn Kaufhold Jean Rathman Doris Sturgis Carol Kuhn Shirley Mamott Nancy Burger Anita Lawrle Janice Selbert Joan Pepke Dolores Zanghi Jane Staebell 5th row Patricia ORourke Jeanette Hauser Janet Fogelsonger Betty Andres Sandy Dykins Nancy H111 1 - - 1 7 J 7 Y 3 ' 7 ' 5 ' 1 N1 1 . , 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . . . v 7 y 1 1 1 1 i . . 1 , . 1 1 . . . , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' f - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 . , , 1 1 1 , , , . , . BUWI ING GIRL S BOWLING Schiller Park Alleys GIRL S BOWLING Kensington Alleys N Weiss Cxpt P Berker D Siefert C Konerth C Sxnlth PlM1che1 Capt M Mun ex M Stearns L M1111 M Olsollts S Hadeler This year Schiller Park and Kensington bowling alleys again played host to a large group of Ken High School bowlers eager to At Schiller the five Gutter Girls emerged victorious by the close scoie of 808 to 804 Then opponents the Co eds were handicapped in the last game by a representation of only foul girls Winners at the Ken Alleys were the Bowl Weavels who won 13 out of 14 games bu their challengers The Split and Misses had the best high total of the season with 781 Mary Ann Gordon instructs Nancy Walters in an offensive back hand sum Mary Ann Will-' and Dorothy Balke of League II at Schiller had 149 and 148 respec tively ln the single games Dolores Barruck of had the highest average among the girls with Sophomore Patrlcxa Mlchel of the Ken Alleys boasted a fine single score of 187 These girls bowled under the able super vision of Mrs Samul and Mrs Johnston who devoted many faithful hours to improvlng the bowling ability of the girls Eselyn Allen demonstrates her battln skill while Madonna Shea prepares to catch 7 T ' J L 1 7. , , MMT , 1 ,.Al 1.7.3 Wi, . X- 5' ' ' ' : 2 - Y . 5' T227, . , V Qi! R .L N f . learn and to improve their games' League I finished with a score of 127 and also - - - 4 -- 110. O' 1 t ' ' ' , ' ' . . ' . . , . 1 , 3 .fa g F E, N Q I 1 5 , E- I ,- .flt Y . 4 qw 135 BASKETBALL SEN IORS Front M Schuster B Szydlow ski J Husner J Selbert R Abbonando Back J Hauser M Andres L Figlear M Ferrentlno BASKETBALL Following the pattern of last vear basket ball began in October and the veteran players were anxious to renew the keen competition that had existed the previous year Thls popular sport attracted 270 enthusiastic glrls to display talent team play and fine sports manship The names of colleges became the names of the many teams Cortland UCLA Yale Notre Dame M1ch1gan State Georgia Tech Annapolis Princeton Cornell West Point and Indiana were a few Expert supervision Mrs Samui and Mrs Lllfklfl The season s schedule consisted of ten practlce sessions on Tuesdays and Wednesdays with the Sophomores J unlors and Seniors playing the teams in their classes respectively The end of the season found the winning Sophomore 1YaleJ Junior 1St Bonaventure? and Senior CCortlandJ teams ready to com pete against each other for the school cham pionshlp The playoffs were held on Monday and the games were extremely tense and excit mg The Seniors defeated the Sophomores in the first game The Juniors overtook the Seniors thus el1m1nat1ng them and went on to defeat the Sophomores and emerge the basketball champions of the school Outstanding players were Seniors Betty Andres Lillian Figlear Peggy Volk Doris La Rosa Juniors-Janice Neffke Lorrame Paru szynskl Gloria Denny Phyllis A Cline Sopho mores Pat Michel Joan Poe Elmore Downes Betty Pack BASKETBALL JUNIORS Front L Paruszynskl D Kahle J Neffke P Morgan T Del Col Back C Harris D Seese J Trlftshauser M Brauch G Het zinger C Oberlander o I - - I ' i y , - I 7 Y Y ' plus capable coaching was administered by . , . , , , . . . - ! 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V 7 y 136 BASKETBALL SOPHOMORES Front E Downes A Schulz J Poe C Saxe M Cllfford Back C Hahn P Naudasher S Vohwlnkel A Kotarskl J Dor mann L Anthony SKATING Every Wednesday afternoon from three to f1ve o clock the Ken Hlgh g1rls spent two en Joyable hours at the Arena Roller Rmk The total enrollment reached 307 glrls wlth at least 185 glrls attendlng each of the 10 sessions Under the capable supervlslon of Mrs Lufkln we successfully completed our skatlng sesslons wlthout any serlous accidents Among the g1rls who were especxally fond of the conga l1ne were Lols Koenlg Theresa Del Col and Carolyn Konerth But of course the more reflned skaters were Lucille Cochran Patrxcla Mlchel Dorothy Shanahan and Joan Pepke The beglnners wlth the assistance of the experts seemed to learn fast The weekly entertainment lncluded new and complex singing on the buses We not only enjoyed ourselves but we earned additlonal points toward our Gold Ks TUMBLING Seventy fxve Freshman Sophomore and Junior Glrls eagerly enrolled 1n the Tumbllng Club Under the capable supervision of Mrs Loomls the glrls practlced to improve old stunts or to learn new ones The new stunts included f11pS handstands backbends and k1p ups A few of the outstanding tumblers were Donna Seese Elsie Baedeker Joan Benshadle and Dona Duquin In addition to earnxng pomts toward their athletlc awards the girls also enJoyed the opportumty to master all the difficult stunts 3 . , . . . . . Y - ! Y . . . , . . ' , - - - - - skating steps, plus our own amusement of . . Y . ' . ' ' I4 I il . , . , , 7 7 - ' 137 JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL First Row P Fincel F Macura L Latz M Brauch S Mazza P Ehrenbexg R Lappln Second Row M Brady P Zela klewicz S Yaeger L Kulesz B Freeman J Latza P Rupp P Cline SENIOR VOLLEYBALL First Row: S. Furio, I. Anastasl, R. Abbonando, N. Hill, D. Csont, S. Drescher, M. Shea. Second Row S Brennan B Brann M Andres J Fo elsonger S Dyklns M Halter E Allen GIRLS VOLLEYBALL The 1950 1951 Volleyball season was one of great excltement and keen competltlon Under the capable leadershlp of Mrs Lufk1n Mrs the Sophomore Junlor and Qenlor classes partlclpated 1n thls sport Every Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon loud cheers could be heard throughout the gym as the teams trled to uphold the honor of thelr respectlve classes As a result of the flnal play offs the Senlor Knlghts last year s champ1on team managed to retaln thelr tltle The Junlors sadly accepted thlrd place at the hands of the up and com mg Sophomores elght teams and 1nte1 team rlvalry took place Norma Prell acted as captaln for the wlnnlng freshman team Many stars studded the games The upper classmen who showed most bl 1ghtly were Lols Greapentrog Elv1H1rvela Terry Garr1do Dot Kahle Peggy Volk and Sally Van Rxper The outstandmg Freshmen were Leona Reltmexer Tosca MHZZUIII Gertrude Dentlnger LOIS Koe mg and Sharon DeLava11e 7 Johnston, and Mrs. Samul, over 315 girls of ,136 Freshmal? glfls were Organized Into 138 SOPHOMORE VULI EYBALL First Row D Duquln D Shana han M Orsollts C Smlth J Staebell J Ely M Schwlng Second Row S Haderer C Saxe NI Munger J Crowl P Mlchel B Roesch J Boatman E Pack DOC al oft' FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL FIFSC Row C Schultz C Kas przak N Prell C Flynn Worley Second Row B Burg N Wenner S Tolxn P Dailey L Griffin B Slrface A Del Prince SWI VVIMING LIFES LXVING Not to be outdone by the mascullne gender our glrls also partlclpate 1n swlmmlng actlvl t1es and team competltlons In order to Wm a berth on a minor team however a glrl must be tlmed and classlfled We shall never forget the prlde and elatlon of vlctory nor the sad ness of defeat The major teams are composed of the glrls possessing outstandlng swlmmlng ablllty who compete for the champlonshlps The best team recelves recognltlon along wlth the best 1n d1v1dual swlmmers The three medals g1ven to both lower and upper classmen are for prowess ln the crawl backstroke and breast stroke IQ Mlss Felsers llfesavlng classes are very energetlc Here we are taught the art of entermg the Water wlthout submerglng the body after Jumplng from the board It really can be done beheve lt or not We also learn the fundamentals of art1f1c1al resplratxon and the feat of wexght l1ft1ng The latter lnvolves the 11ft1ng of your v1ct1m from the pool The halr pull Whlle rather uncomfortable for the v1ct1m IS a lot of fun and can be very useful We really learn a great deal about the preservatxon of llfe ln the Water Every swlm mer should be equlpped wlth this llfesavmg course J '. Z . .' - 'N..w3-A, ' n w t v ' 1 - r I V 1- v - . - y I . , . ' . . , . , J. Z- 1- 1 . , . . . , - . . . l -L - 1, . . , . . y J v , , , . , 7 . . . . .. , v , . , - v y , '9 EQUESTRIKENS This year the riding club, under the capable direction of Miss Marie F. Felser, was enjoyed by all. A new feature was a mixed group which proved very successful. Every Wednes- day and Thursday afternoons the Equestrikens enjoyed a full hour of riding at Gentner's Riding Stables. Among some of our thrilling rides were a two hour breakfast ride and a two hour Columbus day ride. The breakfast ride took place one bright Sunday morning at nine o'clock, and was followed by a delicious breakfast. We all agreed that the Columbus day ride was quite cold, because it was the day of the first snow storm and we all just about froze. But no matter what the weather, we were on the trail just the same We all got a laugh out of one horse called Rosy when she lay down and rolled in the mud showering the poor rider Talking about horses there 1S one that we all are specially fond of Our director thlnks shes pretty nice too Trans portatlon was provlded by Miss Felser Mrs Lattlmer and Bill Lash GIRLS SWIMMING TEAM P EuRowscnoopscJasnauEDowne smut c rnsni c nom N J Worley P Leney C Wes S CI' ap C UZ ap OES! B ffett gllggdnfggg I Harber J Selmeister J Crowl P Cline M Felser D Seese J Triftshauser S Fourth Row E Marthla A Lawrie A Ha en M Sullivan S Seeger S Zalewskl C Fischer 140 , , . . , . , . 9 Second Row: A. Butler, Selbuold, E. Liebert, J. Lau, D. Eberle, J. Ormsby, J. Day, E. Erie. , g I' ' v ' 1 - Y - , - , - v - , . 3 - I ' ', - S , - ' , - . - , . ' . 1951 WATER CARNIVAL Well Mlss Felser has done It again' Expert swimming and graceful dancing made vivid the theme of Family of Nations amld a setting of American flags and figures of nationals The narrator Charlotte Cash and the scrlpt writei Nina Larkin did a marvelous Job on the story telling which enabled the Water Carnlval to run smoothly In the opening number United States Jo Ann De GOFIS sang God Bless America while beautiful reflections of our flag played on the performers and the pool Fourteen girls followed w1th an expert military tap routlne then they stood at attention during a solo by the amazing freshman swimmer Carole Wesp A group formation of sixteen girls skillfully depicted Flags On Parade Dorothy Rutka swam in a graceful routine for Poland For Holland a dance of the wooden shoes by Eleanor Downes and Marjorie Propster pre ceded the colorful number m which forty girls symbolized windmills and tulips in floral colors heightened by fluorescent lighting South America found Pat Geyer and Donna Fuzak tripping the light fantastlc in green and black costumes while six Shadows in black suits did precision swimming For Scotland the lavender light of heather colored the graceful smooth waltz crawl of twelve girls In Vien na Marcia Strzelczyk in powder blue ballerina costume did Clalr de Lune exquisitely sup ported by Barbara Klopfer Jean Trautlem and Ann Notaro The Rhapsody in Blue was a triumph of rhythmic swlmmmg by Rosemary Blersch Ruth Schulz Joan Dey and Eleanor Marthia Opening the Ireland numbel Ann Notaro Donna Fuzak Nancy LaPagl1a and Shirley Schmitt did a ballet This was fol tango by MarJor1e Propster Lo1s Griffin and Eleanor Marthia in fetchlng led costumes as Marilyn Brauch and Donna Seese demonstrat ed their swimming skill The show culmmated with Over the Waves To Mr Slkora s and Mr Fisher s classes who created and painted the figures of nationals to Mr Haynes and his stage crew who ably supervised sound and lighting effects to the resourceful property girls Jackie Boatman Barbara Boatman Nancy Goebel and Nma Larkin to all swlmmers and dancers and above all to Miss Felser congratulations' . . y . ,, . . 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I' Pr. 1 A ,Q M ' 1 ' Q -.l.E '5gK5F ' 141 -1 ' ' ' k ' ' 41. 1 . x--xvxvX.-X.-xnx.-Q.-xvx.-xox.-x--guy.-XHx.-xox.-x-fx THE PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE 1951 GRADUATION GLASS OF KENSINGTON HIGH SCHOOL WERE TAKEN FOR THE fON1PXSS B1 F Y IDNN ARDs PHOTO STLDIO In Downtown Buffalo And 2863 Balley Ave 144 1 V v v N - A , 1 I 1, K J. . 1 w 4 4 A L 'W T 1 . . . xnx.-xox..X.-x..x..x.-xnx.-xox..x..x.-xnx..x..x..x..x..x snsa-s-mining-vs--sus-.Q-as--L4vxnQ4-uns.-Q. -x.vg--xux.-Q--xox,-snvxn-Q.-sux--saw-sans,.Q--xnxns SIR I I,O LLE XINEBS B XIJEH IIOME Fl RINISIIIINI, SHOP FRANK LONGO. PI'Op 9191 Bailey Aw' Buffalo. 'N X Curtams and Draperles a Specialty 3124 Ba11f's Menu? near In Amherst I'1lon0 I N 67011 HL 1038 Open Thursday and Saturday Evenln s UNlverslty 1946 1947 MODERN HIC-H SPEED EQUIPMENT GEORGE If ADAWIS PRINTER Publusher Kensmgton Topucs 3120 BAII EY AX LNUE BUFFALO IN 1 COAL COKE LOAFERS DEB SHOES DRESS SHOES PRED W BI1,LIxInR 81 SONS 'SH Bus cll fhenuc HU 6431 S5 per ton down balance ln 6 monthly payments Take care of your coal problem ACT NOW' SADDLE OXFORDS SCC B XII LY S1 IPI PR SHOP 3109 Bailey AXCIIUL X Ray Fitting Phone CL 1926 EX 910 B A W IONSTRUI TIOIN LO INC GENERAL CONTRACTORS an BUILDERS Geo E Wclchmann Presldent Offlrv S. W archouse 100 IPHIU Buffalo N Y 5 Phone PL 3489 J H BLANK Proprxetor ROUTE NO 5 DUNKIRK N Y For Rent by The Day Week or Month For Informatlon Call or Wrlte 719 Llowcr P1 Buffalo N Y e- ' . ' . I . 1 1 - . V ,. . U I O 1 1 D1 0 .L Y 1 1 1 1 . , I -. . . 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 . 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P1Lk Up DGIIVQI Q Ilsw HULSI BHHS LOLDLUTS BPER SOFT DRINKS R1ci10 85 TGIEVISIOH SEIVILC li u M 1 ll All Wmk G11 11 mteed Z0 Yea1s Expe-1191110 CANDY MAGAZINES Wm F K119g91 Plop FHLLOIQ T1 lmed SQIVICSIHGII ' AM 8452 Buffalo N Y 8m lil lilx XRD RIA Xl ISTXTF Vviflfllllb IIIXHAUOIIS md AD1lOllIlC9IT1QI'1l,S D141 AM 432.5 L1L011sed Real Estate B10ke1 XRD S 011011115 Lucls fO1 All OLL11S1ons H H4-xsllt UN 5557 3918 7 5 X 111114 ilu Lomplmleuts 01 U 9906 XNI-X HUB Sl RX 'N l IRISIY ,I Bl bl Xl Gab O11 Lub11c.1t1on Washmg JUDGE OF' SURROGATES COURT OF ERIE COUNTY DlLIx l M AN Xl Il OPTICIAN H6d1111g Alds Batteues AM 8700 Open TIIUIS F11 u1dS1t T1 9 CLEVE HILL PLAZA ll m ton dl 1 fm and ACCGSSOTIGS .24 HOUR SERVICE XY UlNDl+ R BHP XD KNIT H0511 SS l XlxL llll,l, Y lil 'I'll'S lll'II,I1IX 'l M98 flvy ' uv . -, 12' - ' K I IST fllllllllflilfgl' llllffl lu I5 X N . . . . lll'. T3-1 . K. , lx . . llU'l'll:XM'S il' .illfll . UN. 3ll.lI l aile-5 A x- ' Buff: I5 N N H . ll I 'V - C 'HIL Hilf, LII fn 7 . ll li Ql,lA 1' - ' - ' ' - H155 fLl'lll'r1'l' St. llufllulo ' 7 f. 'A lf- 1 . '. .. 2 2 . '11 KP s' g ' lfggvr Hel. , :I f-W me Bottom Row: Herman Kuebler, Secretary: Joanne Lorence. Joan McKenna, Treasurer: Carol Cromwell, and Mr. John Meegan. Second Row: Carol Gusser. Vice-President: Dolores Haefner, Jrmrr-s Makowski. President: Robert VOMPA99 A I JVFRT HIWF QT AFI' The work of the Compass Ad Staff rs of great value rn rnsurrng the frnancral success of the yearbook Agarn thrs year the Staff has done a grand Job rn makrng possrble rts output Any one securrng an ad may become a member of the Compass Ad Staff To be elrgrble for member shrp rn the Ad Club, one must obtarn S40 or more rn ads Membershrp entrtles the student to take part rn the socral actrvrtres of the club, Wh1Ch rnclude a gatherrng of the Staff a show, and re freshments The frne turnout of members thrs year may be credrted largely to the rnsprrrng ef forts of Mr Meegan advrsor It was hrs arm that each Ken student procure a patron at S1 00 to frnance the yearbook and to grve each one an actrve part rn workrng for the success of the Compass as Well Bottom ROW Robert Yates Carol Crornvuell Mr Mee rn Joanrrf Lorence Hernran Kueblfr Jorn MCK nna Carol Second Row Diana Danrta Rosemary Snrrfh Joyce Frsher Barbrra Krnmartrn Pat Hartke Jrne btrebell Jo rn Bar beau Marilyn Bickle Prrscrllr Moushlran Helen Pontrello Janet Hoppel Mrreuerrte Burr Third Row Fred Becker Robert brfford Danny W rchoxxlak Kennf th Krn Ron rld Kraus Dennis Murphy Lrrry Blrnk Bradley Day Roger Young 147 r l 4 A n rr . J s, l T L , . . . . . . . . . rr . - V , Gaesser, James Makowski, Robert Ess, Dolores Haefner, Leah Hutlr, Joan Murray. - : 'V' - - 'lv my 'A -y ..L. ' .-l ,.' .' 1 'Q ' E ,.- 1 ' , , ', 'z ' . 1 j 1 ' . , 1 ' g, r 2 .' ' 1 1 ', '. ' 5. x.-xnyHx--x.-sux--xux-.s.-x.-x.-xHx.. . xns.-Q.-x.-xnx-.xl-Q--x--x..xnx-wx-vs.-Q.-xnsusns 'THERE IS NO BETTER MILK THAN . . BREINLINCERS DEI.IIlATliSSEN IEI0I,RY'S LI. 1071 2850 Bailey AVP. IIN. 9851 Comphmems of IPORII NUR RFX JOSFPH f0Uf HI TIN bene ee St FI 306 Most Holy Redeemer Church IORINWELI b bHOE QITORF 3077 BAILFY AT IxlnNQINf TON PA 6081 AIR STEP ROBLEE LITTLE YANKEES FOR CHILDREN FOOT X RAY SHOES CORRECTLY FITTED Comphments D-KNIT? CONQTRUFTIOIN C0 Inc I 01 PRPI I Bl Q SFRX If F Ceueral Blllldlng Comractmg Piillltlllg H0 3000 PArks1de 2225 Buffalo New Nmk 7 cnt Road vm H1 Il ate we 149 I w I 1 I 1 - 1 1 1 I I 4 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 . . A . I 2 18 i 3 I . . J 2. . w 1' ' Q5 w ' A , .J , L, , .J f 1 w . A J 2 L J ' T . . . . . . .. 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'. ff ff A' r-r r- x- ' ' ,x.. s..x..s.'s..x.-x..x..x..xuxHx.-yux..s.-s..s.fs.-sux..x..X.fg..g..x..x.-xnxHx.-x,..x..x..x.-x L CL!-X55 HISFURH cttllllllllltll At the frrst honor roll assembly honors xx ere grven to Ed Faber Mary Lou Urso and Dorothy Lerczak Besrdes grvrng a beautrful performance m the Chrlstmas Pageant the A Cappella Cholr enter tamed at the Veterans and Crtv Hosprtals Among those who sang were Marlon Harter Arlene Haug Pat Edmonds Barbara Pleban Marlene Freltag Islay Rebmann Irene Anastasr Ed Haller Conrad Toepfer and Fran Clurczak Our mermen once agam captured the Syracuse Cup brrngrng the trophy to rest rn our show case for the s1xth tune rn the past erght years All Hrgh members were Arme Poppenberg and Noel Eberz wrth Drck Schmxtt Nell Mahonev Jack McMahon and Dick Huck makrng our team complete The baseball season looked very promlsmg as we had an all veteran team with ten returning senlors B1llR1chmond Paul Morgan Joe Hart rlch Drck Wolf Don Szen Dave Johnson and Ed Faber were returning lettermen Whlle Joe Brueckman Don Strobl and Ernre Keller worked hard to earn frrst strrng berths BJ' Not to be outdone by the boys the grrls too turned to therr sports program Many were earnrng pornts for the much coveted Gold K wh1le others Jorned 1n just for the fun of rt Among those on the v'trs1ty basketb 111 team were Betty Andres Mary Schuster Rose Abbonando Betty Szydlowskr and Marle Ferrentrno l'hose who took part rn most of the actrvrtles were Kathy Sulllvan Shlrley Mammott Bette Smlth Lors Greapentrog Shrrley Furro and Nancy H111 Our newly elected Presrdent and Vrce Presldent soon acqurred the t1tle of Jon 1K1onu and Marcia rPowe11r wh1le Frank Vogel and Pat ORourke assumed the roles of Treasurer and Qecretary Peggy Volk and Jack Ault vxere chosen Marshals Our days at Kensrngton are drawrng to a close The tapestry whrch represents our lrfe here IS completed We hope the threads whlch we have woven rnto the fabrrc ha Je created a desrgn that wrll be a pleasrng msprratron to those who succeed us and also to orrselves whenever we recall our Schoolday Joys and achrevements 55 'x '.'I' -7.-5' Sq, EJ? 149 E sc.Hu.o V W N P 0 I I ,I .. K , A 1' fr f I .' 7' .' Y. w ' 4 - v ' 1 K 1 - - - . ' 2 . , . , ' l V - v ' V Q Y ' ' I , . , V r 1 V . v ' ' ' ' ' L., . V Y .Y ' ' ' - - ' ' 1 I ' V I ! 1 ' ' . - 1 Y Y 4 . - 1 fp . I I of- v -,. ... ... . .... . ... ,. , .s, he .x-.xHx.-xnx-.x-.x-.x.-x.-X.-x-.x.-xuxnx--xux.-xnxng1-xng.-ynx.-x..x.-xnx--x.-yu Compliments of BIVITS lLliUtIl'lliY INNER WW Iilll N10I':jiIll Bldg. Buffalo. N. Y. WA. 6181 F7 lj, , - 4 . J' , 'Shun M mlm Buffalo's Vacation and Honeymoon Specialist I, X Q! H, RESORTSHCRUISES-TOURS-HOTELS , ,. A ' Never A Service Charge Compliments of QIJLAGII PUNI4 RAL HUNIE 4, M UN 1 1111 ll UN 1704 D14 Al ONESS IIUSPI 1 Al bl IIUUL of NURSING im Rll EY STREET BUFFALO 3 N Y Offers a three year course of theory and practice for hugh school graduates of approved secondary schools between the ages of l7V2 and 35 years of age The school IS affiliated with the University of Buffalo durmg the precllnlcal pertod as well as being registered by the Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York Graduates of the school are eligible to write the State Board Examlnatlons Applncants for the September l95l class are advised to communicate with Miss DorlsA Young R N M S Director of Nurses Patromze Your Ne1ghborl1ood C0mDl1ments DIPSUB THE A TRI Nmlu r-t Theatre D1 4 10 Bailex Tlieatu I 1 X Nu' ar 1 it Always A Good Progiam 1 O V Q, 1 Y YW V if V K f A A , , . J . l. 3127 4 il Q 11fgx'l'E . ,H i 1 N1 W A W f' 1 W Y i V T W SQ J A A Q J A . - . 1 X . . J i , . . . 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IJNNI lddv Xl 1 I SZW VL 1 FBHARD HUC AND FH II RS HXKPRY Orders Taken FOI A11 Occaslons PARTY 8a WEDDING CAKES 7781fanfu 91 HI 6317 usnsux--xnsnsus--s.-s.-xuxnxusug ax- xnsnxnxns- x- x--x--sus -xf x. x--sux.-s sn sus 151 ..x..,..x..x..s..x..,..x..-..,..,..,..s..,..x..,..,..,..x..,..x..s..,..,..,..,..,..X..,..x..x..x..x..x. DIE I 1' 1 IRM. . A . .. , if 1: . 1 : IXIUI1 , , . , . In 1 . u , N IAN. 3330 H52 'a-ns' 1-ton .-X F ,lv 8 l . . Of' '1'Il'M'l' Sl. Z.. ' -V Bulfz 5. N. Y. , A ' mol: 'I1l'IY 1 - Doughnuts Worth Coming Across Town For 25 ' . - . 1' j . . . '. V Q ,s - . 1 ' 2. f, . -' . . u . . - , - 1 'i iuffz . V. - , . 'K 'N 'Zl f.1J SI We I 1 - 9 I 1 J 'wr 1 '1 fl ' 1 1 ' I AA A A 4 A A A J I L. - ' ' v Y - .. u EC ' ' ' - ' 5 L , . PL ' 95 A A A A. 1 1' V . A 1 A 1 'I 4 'A A f A A. Yl A K . A - I' I ' X , , . . ' ' A ' Y -v. - . - 4 ' 4 . .... 1 ' 'a ' A . . . . ... ll Aik FOI The SPECIAT DISCOUNT We GIVE To Students' lb Msg N W ,Q I ATHLETIC GOODS INC N un Sl WA 8080 Suvm Kensmgton 15 Yeals IUSIFRS BIIXIIFS will QIVP you mo e sausfactum and laslm sexvlce GIVE FLOWERS SEND OURS FURBAI II S Fl OW FR SHOP FLOWERS TELECRAPHED PHONE PArksude 21 I3 O03 IxI NSINI INN XXI NUI FXIO In I SIN IXIII SIXI FRONTIFR IUMBER I 0 C 2 YHICIS Servmg Buffalo 8a Vlfillllty 76y Bulfy M, '67 I9 ff'IlPlP Qt TA 6040 H, l94I Flmwsoml Aw- Db 8500 Ruf 1I0 N X x- XRDPN I XII IIOX SHOP I 2411 PN Xl' Nme Blocks South of Vets HoQp1t:11 ILEORILES DELIIATESSEN CORSAGES A SPECIALTY PIZZA SPECIALTZFD I N IUI 1 x..x.x.- -.,..x.X X X ,...x.x.x X COLD CUTS BEER X ns -x- s ng, s -x -x xl sf s- x -x ns -su-y--s.4-vx 57 ' A in ' O ' - 1 9 ' K D S I Q ' bl .K . Q. I . .E . I . X 1. K, . , t 5. g . X il FL E H ER 3233 lsualvy VN. 4165 ful? Ia' V h ,, I 1 I Unw 1 VJ. 'fr .J L1 I . 'C .' L 1 '+I vi Blllml , F. N. Y. 1 J .A I FH1111 E, A ll ' :Q MIN ' IN ' gl I i' , 4, . 0-'.. Q S7 . . . VN. 17-I ' ' A A' ' fl . IL- l if f' , VER I 320' 1 fl 5 4... E, 01091111 A55 15095356519 Wg 5155555.76913-5 162. 11511 11:11 155 152 159 IIIIIIEN.. K TO THE GRADUATES OF TODAY CITIZENS and HOMEMAKERS of TOMORROW Knqfzatulahone, VV h p d Jllhlih klJ O 'l DICK WILCOX FRANK NEUREUTER in DON WILCOX I+ I' E I875 8I NIAGARA STREET IsurFAI.o7 N Y FURNITURE HOUSE INC DE 1392 gd ,sf1s.. clzuuzu 'I I IP Q EQQ S I mx fzlrdfzrrsezvmsffzfrmfrrrzs. f2:'3a,r 1 I-I G23 lullJL'hlL 'hid' I Tdhf Tdifdllsl 1 and the 12 ' 53 5' is We ere in business to serve yen. The correct d ' Ine 'J gr A proper typ ff rniture fo pnfenese Wifn your ' ' ' I b dg can Cd mean deep ' f ' dl ' g I y ' In y In ad, ha pjtoave n f I I y II d n II Is ost gggg , PI d p d L . .H F5233 an ii , -4 ,. I I 0 at C I- e H ,. f -., I -. ,Mr ., -.W I My : I I I- I I IJININ IIJILANI4, lb CRAFTSMEN IN KEEPING THINGS NEW WA 707I NXHIJ IRIN 1115111 IIILC QOUIISGIIOI ind Analyst Offme Resxdence ne 8 I Phono WA 8114 Phone AM 1209 I X Ingorpox ated Manuiactuxexs of Ice Cream 8a CZXIICIICS FAMOUS POR FLAVOR IFOIIHGIIY Yeostros Ice Cleam Co I Iuuux 11017 IUHI NI LU PII XRMX1 X I 4 K 1 Dcpandablc P1EbLI1p11011 Suvne Rent 115 Mol 1, 1 cs XS R RLAI TOR m I u it Bal rw llo Flallkllll O Glaser AMhe1SL 4117 Res BEdfo1cl 2496 lUUlHI NR SPRNIII sl Rl ull TIRES TUBES BATTERIES Compllments ot Ml ND j I IA Dnector of Real Estate PA 7497 98:8 flu 17 W 1 ' I 1 ' 1 W J 41 J, ' 1 A 1 P lfmfi 1Ll'INI'1SI'lI'1 SI. I5I7I I XI,U, N. Y. Him' ln IL 43 'mn 1 M , H, IfI,. . HR I'AI,IY '.. A' IIIII IXPIIFIIIQLIOI -X 1 I Iiuffa I3. N. 1. IIII Ur' 'h1'1' III4Ig. Il ,Iaspvr jriw- ' . . Phones: HUmbo1ciL 4048 f HU. 9610 I 1 v 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 IIULIJ UHESI' ICE Kiln' M CU. 1 an . . In .1 U 2 IIZIZI Iiuilvy at Ilv 'l , . 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H IHFL RILSIALHXINI Geoxge Haefner P1op BEER WINE LIQUOR L Iluldowsa .1 DAIN H XININ LIN DELICATESSEN '880 Bfulu Au nue P XIII II XMMLR Cleanel and THIIOI 1 III1 KMAIN WIRE AND IRON WORKS INC Timk 4 HL 1878 BUIHIHIV PIOLCCIIOH Is Oul SDGCIHILY f A COMPLETE LINE X 0F INSTRUMENTS Scandalli Accordions Epiphone Guitars Blessing Trumpets Gretsch Trombones Indiana Saxophones Buttet Glarinets Gretsch Broadcaster Drums 0 Gretsch Violins 0 Kay String Basses 0 Premier Amplifiers I Emerson Radios and Television 0 MUSIC STUDIOS 0 A COMPLETE LINE OF USICAL ACCESSORIES 4 Gibson Guitar Strings Mapes Guitar Strings Black Diamond Banjo Strings De Armond Pick Ups Ricco Reeds Nick Manolott Batons Iensen Phono Needles Micro Oils Hohner I-Iarmonicas La Belca Violin Strings Hamilton Music Stands Ukuleles HERMAN MUSIC CO. .-s-.xnx--x--x..x--x.-xnxv X..xnxHx.-gnX.-x.-x.1x..x-ps-.xvX.-sux--x--gn, .x..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..x..x..x..,..x..,..x..,..,..x..x..x..x Phone IA 9116 Good Food Q J W Q T , V . . . 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Buffalo. N. Y. , I SpCC1al Rates For School Girls Kensington's Oldest Thrift Institution 30110 Bailey Ave. PA. I54l Phone PA' 3206 Cor. IV-llsillgtoli Ave. Buffalo. N. Y. ' Have the Best Compliments of Wann All llbdtlllll 'S IRIEIND and get RELIABLE SERVICE QUALITY EQUIPMENT AND Lomphmemb of SKILLED WORKMANSHIP tllllltl I IxlN H11 ff-1' bf' ROY P KIIVIMIC H Automatic Heating Equipment 'ffl IIMLLW OOD Al L cc .1069 MA 3543 BN 442' CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of I95I Graduation from Kenslngton Hugh School us the first milestone on your road to success Whether you enter college or take your place In the business world you will fund that a smart appearance us one of your greatest assets You re at your best when you look your best' Stop In today and let Klennhans help you select the wardrobe that matches your ability' Ixl LIBHANS MAIN and CLINTON IN DOWNTOWN BUFFALO lo In . . . . . ,. , . , 4 1 ' 1 . 4. . 4. 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Hardware - Paint -Wallpaper Linoleum -- Window Shades - Carpet Plain And Water Proof Concrete PINE HILL CONCRETE MIX CORP Office And Yard 3159 BHIICQ Ave 2255 Balles Awe Buffalo II, N Y UN 8353 Tel BA 2255 Compliments of THE PLAYBOY S FRAT ERNITY ORIGINAL MEMBERS james Makowskl Stanley Napora Stuart Closse Brlan Dowd jack Glbney Gerald Paufler lack Carlin Edmund Kujawa Chet Flenz Pictures on Page 'IZI LEFT from top to bottom The Marchmg Band per forms at the All High Stadlum during a football game Thats Madonna Shea with the hat Loval Kmghts experience a tense but jovous moment when McCa1thy crosses the finish llne first B111 Richmond hugs the ball 111 spite of opposl tion The Color Guard leads the band on to the field at All Hlgh Stadium At the right IS Mr Plnkow our faithful band leader Interested bystanders Davld Langmex er and Rlchard De Laney vsatch two of our stalwarts de monstrate a few calisthenlcs Ken Relsweber and James Granton show how easy xt 1S RIGHT from top to bottom Ken almost upsets Elnersons winning streak as Dentln er and Kron dlspla3 brilllant backboard work Our cheerleaders perform noblv at sports ex ents Ken Relsueber Buster Wlllg Dick Haberl Woods Llttlefleld Ed Owczarzak Tom Lyslak Red Tower Ray Trlppl Coach Dlljlllllll looks happx and Mr Nilsen Cheers as Tommy McCarthx zooms 111 ahead of all competitors Compliments of QUALITY ROOFING CO INC 931 lt Delawan Awe HU d196 RAY S SEV ING MA HINE 3269 BdllBS Asc UN 9278 ig 1 ' - - , , ' U, a I . -4 - 1 . 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That Foxecqst The Mode 7810 I ul: 71 m I I RIN HPS R FUNERAL PARLOR 'H ax Sa es Sfzvlm Pfuts ROUINFX MIVIUR UDRP Largest N'l5I1 Dealer Compliments of ROUINDS BFAI TY QIIOP 9 Roundd Me IW 6735 Compllments of QXITPRSI XNDY CLEVE HILL PLAZA nm ton ull lf I 4 91 HILLFR P-XRK BOW LIINF XI HW S n e :lo N 91 OTT DFI IIIII DRFIN Q WFXR '70If IIN X4 R ilu IN Y I Nun I lun s Complete Layettes Lhlldren 5 Clothmg, 1 Year Lo 10 Years TA 9865 8 Modern Alleys ur I 1 ..x..,..,..x..s..,..x..,..,..X..x..,..,..x..,..,..x..-..,..x..x..,..,..x..,..,..,..,..x..x..X..x..,..x. I . If .A ffl. . ., . ,.. , 21'-1 f'Q'll'iC'0' Sl. . Y. , ., , . . A ' 1. ' fa -5 .'xYl'lllll' liulluln la, N. Y. I1 - '. flfl. - PX. 1.73. 9. 1. I I. TIC f f Y T - 1' , 5' K ' 2731- uily' AVP- 2705 Bailey -Xve. P-X. 8233 VN. 25125 VN. 2525 T ' f ' v I .N . T 4' W ' ' A , ' A I If .. Ke 5' g z 4 Iggm' R l. I F I I9 T 5 A - ,J 1 A A I L A. N , . - ' ' ' I .. 1 Ban .IX uffz . . . A- , , I V: 1-81 . 1' 5 . W iH'a s 'IHC W ' '1 I ' I 1 2204 Gt' vs 0 St. Buffa . r. Y. . AMI s 1-10 ..s..-..-..-..s...s..-...x..-..,..x..x..s.-sux..-..s.Y,..x..x..,..x..,..x..x..,..x..,..,..,..s..x..x..x 169 CLASS WUll,CFonUnuedj ll UXURIFSJ Now that the colleclo have had th 1r day we ll auct1on the ll1Xlll'16S you see on dlsplay Golng golng gone IS Frank Vooels ab111ty to collect lettuce Where'J To the Internal Revenue Department of course To the low bldder Donnle The Dlther Ehat go Don Szens operat1c tendenc1es Thats a luxury? The hammer falls and lucky Joan Stenman has D1ck Wolfs dalnty danclng feet He may be broke but Rovmg Ronnle Schenck w1ll sure have fun Wlth A1 Roberts ab111ty to play the FIELDS Zeke Manners sure bought a humdlnger 1n Noel Eberzs farmlng ambltlons Paul Roetl1ngs ab111ty to get through two schools at once to all comers P1erre Relsweber would not be outbxd and flnally txed up B111 lThe Shelkv MCTIUUES strange power over women CBOOKSJ Our shelves held these books some are old some are new Each one IS a favorite from some po1nt of v1ew There Goes the Bus I See It Commg, Modern Engl1sh by Jane Staebell WISE cholce of Jovlal Jeff Fuerst A Phllosophlcal Volume Were All Good Kxds' by Homer Lash went to sophlstlcated Sherwood L1ttlef1eld Marlene Genos Court Experiences was added to the l1brary of the Amerlcan Bar Association For reference purposes D1ck B1ssonette and Bob Safford purchased How to Do Flfty Thlngs at Once by Peg Volk and Sandy Dyk1ns Who but 1Santas L1ttle Helperv Bee McCarthy would want B111 Cunxus famous Work Do Your Xmas Shopplng Early Charlotte Cash was dellghted to go home Wlth Ju11e Stanley s Date Book tucked neath her arm The heartbreaklng tragedy by Anlta Lawr1e I Cry for More Partxes Banquets and Balls' was selected by that sympathetlc party glver Dor1s tELSA MAXWELL1 Levy 1VALUABLFSl We have valuables many weve kept for the last May they l1ve wlth the future not d1e wlth the past Pat Hartkes mldnlght hall l1ght to all weekend romancers Dave Johnsons wanderxng letter sweater to Dave Langheler Maryanne Knoxs and Ed Fabers reserved seats ln Mr Nllsons car every mormng to Elaine Elsenhart and Bob Fltzgerald Lee C1m1ne1l1s theater pass to B111 and Jean McInn1s Tootm Don Strobl s ab111ty now belongs to Frank MlChalSkl Fred Dentlngers Tasty Toast and Pat ORourkes Lusclous Lunches to M1ss Funk HAPPY SAILING to Mr Warren now that he has acquned Mo Mahoneys water wings Lo1s Greapentrogs polse to serene Shella Harr1ngton Phyllls Cl1ne now possesses energetlc CORKY Wh elock s Sparkllno' D6I'SOI1211lty MHTCIR Powells baby s1tt1ng connectlons to Bob YalZ6S Conrad OToepfers Stradlvarlus to remarkable Ruth Hagelberger Gordon Err1ck IS bound to look charmlng ln Madonna Shea s long 1051 bathmg Slllf Nancy Burgers shares of stock at Newport R I Naval BHSS to fllftlllg P1111 RUDD Mary Lou Ursos Botolnese to the Bennett TIUCI' Elalne Bradys Book of Boo Boos by Buggs to JOKSI' GI'aC16 Brown Jack McMahons way w1th Plano Players to Harry Metiialf Jlm Barrys magn1f1cent anatomy to the Albrlght Art Gallery The auctlon IS over the house would be bare Were It not for the teachers that must remaln there Yes the teachers as long as we 11ve we ll recall The permanent boarders who patrolled every hall They made us wear sweaters 1I'1 warm summer s heat And throat choklng tles to make torture complete They loaded us dovtn every mght Wlth thlck books If we CHANCFD to be late they gave us d1rty looks But though they have tr1v1al faults don t we al1'P Thexr good oomts outwelgh every one big or small They taught us the alphabet A stralght to Z They patlently revealed how the world used to be Through Shakespeare they dragged us though 1t took a wh1le MOST IMPORTANT they taught us the worth of a smlle So wed lxke to say as we go that well be Thlnklng of You day after day and though well be Work1ng on the Rallroad cru1s1ng on A Slow Boat to Chlna or sneakmg off on an Abadaba Honeymoon well take Tlme Out for Tears when we thlnk of all the HAPPY TIMES We spent w1th you at Kenslngton And now w1th many Thanks for the M6mOT1ES we slgn seal and dehver th1s our last w1l1 and testament 1n the year of our Lord 1951 Bette Smzth and Commzttee 170 1 A f J .Y .1 ' r: 1, Fl' , ' ' ' ' I , , D - . , ' O ' KA ' Y! 1 ' ' 9 1 Y ' ' , . 11 ' . - 11 - - 1 ' ' , ' - . , . . . . , . . - ' . . . . 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A I I A A A1 - I 172 U N DELEGATES On Aprll 7 1951 at Buffalo State Teachers College students represented the natlon of Colombla 1n the largest and most successful model Unlted Natlons The delegatlon from Ken was dlvlded 1nto comnnttees each of whlch contamed several students and a faculty coach The delegates speaklng ln each commlttee were Speclal Polltlcal A M Rlchard Blssonette P M Charles Battaglla Pol1t1cal and Securxty Mary Ann Mllanx Economic and Fmanclal A M Joan Dey P M Spencer Blckel Soclal Humanltarlan and Cultural A M Constance Plotrowskl P M Norma Honecker The Polltxcal and Securlty commxttee under the able leadershlp of Mary Ann Mllanl proposed and backed the most outstandlng resolution of the day It was RESOLVED that It be DOSSIDIB for the veto power to be overrxdden by a '54 vote of the natlons present ln the General Assembly As a result of her arguments xn commlttee and on the floor of the Plenary Sesslon the resolutlon was passed by a vote of 41 to 6 wxth 7 natlons abstammg The Colombian delegat1on was well represented ln all commlttees and all 1ts members are looklng forward to next year 2 677 DELAWARE AVE TH: OLos DEALER lNf Tr-:Ar SERVICE Buvur HARRY W. 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