Kensington High School - Compass Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Administration Vt ith the cl anae to iiass education the little red school house has emeraed as a vast operatio ln past decades all that was needed to accom modate a small aroup ot country children was one stern speaking strong vvilled teacher The teacher was the only means ot brinaina about disciplinary measures ol carina tor the s ck ot directina athletic endeavors and ot devel opina the children s mind Today more eiticient and effective administration is needed tor two reasons tirst because ot tl e nurnber ot students seeking an education and secondly the tact that our nation is tryina to maintain a balance ot world pov er with otl er nations has presented a challenae to our American schools mat cannot ao unheeded Kensinatons student body is tauaht to maintain a constant search tor are promoted by interested and willina administrators Whether at Work or at play our youna people a e provided with an organized school schedule v hicn is aided by the oiiice stall a vital part ot the scnool administration By tnese endeavors our educators strive to help us to attain understandina ot ourselves and our world ard thus help us to achieve more balanced and happier lives -AN ii S FAN 8 , 5 . , . - ' ' ' ' s. 1 ' , 1 i. i ' ' g vl I l A h . , Y V , 4 , lcnowledaeg and, in addition, stimulating extra-curricular and sports activities 1 i A , . X l IZ. l U .Ii 5000: 'llll .QOOQ ' 0 0 o . . .UIOOU .illll A, n 5 urcete

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Pl.'il'lClpUl Mr Kelly Leods The School To the Seruors Two Words can summarxze the ultlrnate a1m of your educatlon know yourself Th1S self knowl edge may best be found by read1ng study1ng ex plor1ng and experlrnentlng In short one must test h1s sk1lls 1n varlous flelds to recognlze the1r l1rn1 tatlons Accept the l1rn1tat1ons w1thout a feehng of 1nfer1or1ty accept your skllls w1thout CO1'1Ce1l Such honesty w1th oneself Wlll surely engender hurn1l1ty a vlrtue to be prlzecl above most others All of you have a share of 1ntell1gence and ab1l1ty pecul1ar to your own personahty To what extent you possess them 15 for you to cleterrnlne 1f you would know yourself to what extent you ut1l1ze them w1ll govern the degree of 1nfluence you W1ll exerc1se on others lt 1S ev1dent then that your edu cat1on must not termlnate w1th graduatlon lt IS a v1tal process growlng and developlng l1ke a young tree Sometlmes you may th1nk the growth 1S 1m perceptlble but 1n the words of that great sc1ent1st and hurnan1tar1an Albert Schweltzer nothlng lost No ray of sunl1ght IS ever lost but the green Whlch t wakes 1nto exxstence needs t1me to sprout and 1t IS not always granted to the sower to l1ve to see the harvest Str1ve therefore to know yourself and cont1nue to learn so that you will be a person worth knowing. Sincerely yours Frank I. Kelly