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AU REVOIR, MR. CHASSIN Mr. John N. Chassin A man of integrity who never compromised in the slightest detail, a man who fully understood both the teacher and the pupil, a man whose char- ity las defined in Corinthiansl was so bounded that even his enemies knew no fear, a man who Congratulations to the Class of '55l loves Kensington and all things Kensingtonian. The chain has not parted from him but has length- ened to him. Who is this man? John Nicholas Chassinl At this time you will begin to realize how short four years can seem. We all hope you have profited by spending these years at Kensington. l Each of you should have some idea as to what you wish to do in the future. Wheth- er this means more formal education or getting a job, we suggest that you use will power and honest effort to obtain your goal. Personally, I want to wish each of you a very happy future, filled with mental, physi- cal and spiritual peace. Sincerely, wm-
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BCNJCUR, MR. We at Kensington are fortunate, indeed, to have such an experienced and educated person as Mr. Garnett F. Roberts serve as principal, Mr. Roberts received his formal education at Buffalo State Teachers College, Syracuse University, and the University of Buffalo, where he obtained his Mas- ter of Education degree. Before becoming head of the science department at Masten Park High School, Mr. Roberts was a scientist in the research laboratories at General Electric Company. Serving as assistant principal at Masten Park High School Linder Mr. Hersey for l6 years, Mr. Roberts was principal from l939 until the closing of Masten Park in 1953. From that time until his appoint- .... ,, Mr. Abraham Axlerod and Mr. Garnett Roberts ROBERTS! Mr. Garnett Roberts ment as principal at Kensington in February, l955, Mr. Roberts was co-ordinator for the center schools at the main office. Asked to give some of his impressions ot Ken- sington High School, Mr. Roberts replied, l like the naturalism with which the students accept high school routines, the large numbers which ap- pear on the scholastic honor rolls indicating good counseling, and the enthusiasm shown in the as- semblies and at the games for all the activities of the school. Secondly, I appreciate the friendliness of its outstanding faculty who are not only great teachers but also enter into the lite ofthe school as teachers and advisers to the students. waff- . X., ff' -x Pi, fpw'
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