Kensington High School - Compass Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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INTRODUCING OUR SENIOR OFFICERS OF 1955 Treasurer: Gerald Hesson For the two brief years that Jerry has resided at Ken, he has certainly added much to the school and the community. Re- served, yet resolute, Jerry plays trombone in the band and or- chestra, and has excelled as a member of our Football, Basket- ball, and Track Teams. He also takes an active part in his church functions. Girls' Marshal: Virginia Schenk Efficiency, modesty and compatibility are among the virtues of our petite Girls' Marshal, Virginia Schenk. She has greatly aided Ken by being an officer of the Student Council and a member of the Commerce Club and Compass Literary Staff. Boys' Marshal: Timothy McMullen Our unassuming Boys' Marshal feels more at home in the swimming pool than perhaps any other locality in the school. Temperate Tim was a proud winner in the l2O yd, medley relay at the All-High Meet. We all wish Tim the best of luck in his future endeavors. President: Robert Wrona Although Bob's pleasant smile has won him a host of friends at Ken, our affable president will perhaps be best remembered as a stand-out member of the Cross- Country, Basketball and Baseball Teams. Bob also pro- fesses an interest in popular music, pizza, and a certain young Miss at Sacred Heart Academy. Vice-President: Audrey Forster Our effervescent Vice-President Audrey Forster always has a cheery Hi for everyone. Her ability as a leader has been evident in the offices she has held in the Homemaking Club, Commerce Club and the Student Council. Active in school and Hi-Y affairs, she has been a great asset to Kensington. l Secretary: Nancy Cash Amidst a throng of energetic Ken Students you can usually find our sparkling Secretary, Nancy Cash. VVith integrity and sincerity she assumes jobs in a way which makes her most popular with the members of the Student Council, Art Service Club, and Dance and Decorating Committees to which she be- longs. 24

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The Pride of Kensington-Our Knights and Ladies Gloria Bundrock Ruth Jones Joan Marie Bernhardt Q 4 I John Storms Carl Stewart Roger Shields Dear Knights and Ladies, We of Kensington would like to thank you. We thank you for showing us how to shoulder authority, to use ingenuity and to maintain good sportsmanship. We owea great debt to you, our leaders, who have proven to us that it is possible to be a perfect all- around person. By following your example we have learned that through hard work the top mark can be obtained in scholarship, athletics and personal responsibility. Long after we have left our Alma Mater, we shall try to follow your principles of friendliness, faithfulness and promptness. We wish you well in your future and we hope that we shall carry into adulthood the valuable lessons learned from you. Good luck to you, the alumni of Kensington. Sincerely, The Class of i955 25