Kensington High School - Compass Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Health Officers Guard Students Health Q W NURSE Mrs Doris Nagle the school nurse is always ready to help the girls and boys ot Kensington High School She also assists Dr Walter Koprucki when he gives the men seniors and to members of the ath letic teams Under the supervision of the Erie County Health Department Mrs Nagle who is a trained nutritionist con ducts classes in calorie counting for the benefit of those Wishing to control their weight Mrs Dons Nagle D Gaebel Kens Housekeepers Clean Fix and Cook ENGINEERING STAFF A former engineer at School 82 Mr Max A Czora took command as Chief Engineer at Kensing ton High School last year Mr Czora had experience in almost every public school in the city of Buffalo From 1922 to the early 30 s he was substitute school department engineer Mrs Czora aided her hus band and as elevator operator she also became part of Kensmgtons family Mr and Mrs Max A Czora ELEN-WOR DIETICIAN The credit for Kensington s lunches this year goes to Miss Carmella Russo Along with her stall of paid employ ees and student assistants Miss Russo had the iob oi planning meals buying the food and handling the money taken in An innovation was the announcement made each day on the menu board of the main dish for the next day MISS Carmella Russo vw +5 1 ' if W :Q , - , I . . 1- 1 , ' 'fzf' required physical examinations to fresh- Y A 293 7 I , , 1 . l . . V . . ' , ' .5 - ,ul 2: ' I 'w N' ' QB '. , ' ls? S' 4 '36 13

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Ofhce Stait Ms ltalla G an ccla M zabeth K tz Ms Ma gart Rya Mss l' o ence L hde Admmlst at v A ststant Office Staff Assists The Students The offlce staff under the supervlsron of Mlss Florence Lehde Adm1n1strat1ve Asslstant takes care Kensrngton Mlss Lehde Mrs Margaret Ryan Mrs Rose Ack erman and Mrs ltaha Guarnacc1a are the members of th1s staff Whlch asslsts Mr Kelly and Mr Masson tn lceeplng student records and performs other lm portant dutres Mrs Ehzabeth Kurtz left the school 1n March Guidance Counselors Advlse The Students Under the able ass1stance of the three Guldance Counselors the boys and glrls of Kensmgton recelve much valuable adv1ce regardrng the1r act1v1t1es 1n and out of school The students are QdV1Sed on the1r cholce of sublects and courses of study Once out of school students st1ll feel the effects of the Work of the Gurdance Counselors who have helped them to secure Jobs or further the1r educatxon The schol nesday evenmgs gave valuable rnformatron to all those Iun1ors who were plann1ng to go to college They were g1ven practlce tests and mstructed ln the dlfferent types of hrgher educatron The counselors testlng program Was extenslve Most popular were those tests that showed the uncertaln student the held of Work he was most capable of entenng H a d smtl Guldance Counselors Mtss Pauln Corcora Mss H n tt Langne I r. ' ura , rs. Eh ur , r. r e n, i 'l r e , ' r i'e s ' . of all the details of running a large school like arship classes, which were held for Iuniors on Wed- Mr. ow r ' i 1. ' i e n, 1 e rie a r , I y 12

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Seniors When a student reaches his Senior year, he comes to a turning point in his life. He is no longer a childg he is not yet an adult. He can look back, and be helpless to change v. hat drspleases htm, and he can look forward wrth 1n1sted eyes, able to see only small areas of the world that wrll be h1s For many thrs w1ll be tlne1r last year of formal educat1on They w1ll not stop learnrng however The proce of educatron IS a hfe process a day should never go by tn whrch nothrna was learned For others hrgh school has been only a steppmg stone to hrgher educa hon The knowledge asstrmlated now wrll enable them to acqulre more knowl edge as the-1r educatton progresses The study method they have adopted vx 1ll make them better able to thmk and learn later on But school and learnlng are not the only th1ngs to be looked back upon The Senror can look back upon happy carefree hours and warm frrendshrps I-hs school has g1ven htm wrsdom and knowledge h1s home has grven hrm understandmg porse and a happy outlook School IS now behrnd h1m oon the mfluence of hls home wrll recede rnto hrs b ckground The world belongs to youth lt 1S therrs to care for and to preserve The future IS up to them fp, YN S 'jf' ff' s x .hall y 4 0 ,xvfqp Xv CM 4 'fn xpyau 1- DAVID C VWADIAFWI 16 . . I S 7. rr 't w lllllljll .il ., A: W! I 'E R 1 -W Q ? X ' 0 V 4, jll l k,-.:'- rr .,,ll ...- fb rrr-- ' ' 1 , 'bd' 'Pri-I-' Ll