Kensington High School - Compass Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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guidance. .toward a better future... if we M A , as N Mr. john McMahon, Dr. Marian Carroll. This year we welcomed a newcomer in our guidance office. Miss Carroll lDr. Ma- rian Carrolll has capably and competently helped Kensington girls solve numerous personal problems. She and Mr, john Mc- Mahon, our boys' counselor, assist students with vocational choices, post-high school educational plans, selection of courses, and part-time employment. Guidance services also include aptitude testing, interest inventories and determina- tion of reading ability. Our counselors have invited several people to talk to us on careers in different fields during the year. Student Office Assistants june XfVilliams, Margo Myers, Sue Ann Dier, Lois Anthony, Audrey Schultz, janet Betz, Marie Kaukus, janet Dormann, Shirley Horn. Absent: Marilyn Koerber.

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Mr. Abraham Axlerod This year we welcomed as our new assistant principal, Mr. Abraham Axlerod. As science instructor, boys' counselor, and assistant principal at Bennett, Mr. Axlerod gained invaluable experience in supervising young people, which has made him a capable and understanding leader. His fairness and diplomacy reveal him to be a man of out- standing character. His effort this year to become familiarly acquainted with the student body has earned him much admiration and gained him many friends. Mr. Axlerod's versatility is expressed in his wide range of interests, which include reading, chess, and camping. During the summer months, he serves as director of a boys' carnp. At present, Mr. Axlerod is studying for his doctorate at the University of Buffalo. We are confident that his future years at Kensington will be years of satisfaction, good health, and happiness. Office . . . focus of activity The office at Kensington, focal point of school business, capably serves us alll Miss Lehde, Administrative Assistant and coordinator of activities, is admired by all for her com- petence and pleasing manner. Our sincere praise is extended to Mrs. Hynes, Mrs. Cuarnac- cia and Miss Sinnott, who helped fulfill the task of maintaining good school organization. Mrs. Italia N. Guarnaccia, Miss Florence Lehde, Miss Rita Sinnott 11

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our faculty . . . whose instruction . . . counsel . . .wisdom English and Drama Seated: Miss Louise Strickland, Miss Doris Flierl, Mrs. june B, johns, Miss Maryorie Frunk, Mrs. Margaret M. Bcnnis, Miss Louise Belden, Mrs. Mildred L. Stewart. Miss Mildred Kennedy. Standing: Miss Ruth Ncwman, Miss Agnes Scanlon, Miss Ruth Culliton, Miss Ann I, Maloney, Miss Irene johnson, Mrs.Heleri H. Evans. English Miss Mary C. Belknap Miss Irene lohnson Miss Louise Belden Mrs. lune B. lohns Mrs. Margaret M. Bcnnis Miss Mildred Kennedy Miss Ruth Culliton Miss Ann Maloney Mrs. Helen H. Evans Miss Ruth Newman Miss Doris Flierl Miss Agnes Scanlon Miss Marjorie Frink Mrs. Mildred L. Stewart Miss Drama Louise Strickland Mathematics Librarian Miss Ann Connors Miss Margaret MCC-ee Miss Agnes Creahan Miss Mary Steudle . . Mr. Martin Larrabee Miss Irene Wall M55 D0 0lhY P'e man Miss Virginia Mayer Science Mr. Herbert Albing Mrs. Lee K. Landsman Miss Elizabeth Davison Mr. Thomas Mountain Mrs. Irene W. Eardman Miss Helen Van Natter Mr. Leon Haynes Miss lola Smith Mr. Vincent Kelly Mathematics and Science Seated: Miss Margaret McGee, Miss Agnes Creahan, Miss Ann Connors, Miss Helen Van Natter. E E Standing: Mrs. Lee K. Landsman, Miss Elizabeth Davison, Mr. Thomas Mountain, Mr. Herbert Albing, Mr, Martin Larrabee, Mr. Leon Haynes, Miss lola Smith, Miss Virginia Mayer, Miss Irene Wall, Mrs. Irene W, Eardman, Miss Mary Steudlc, Mr. Vincent Kelly. 13