Kensington High School - Compass Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Adults ond Students Perform Services iff pai' Mrs I GIOVIRG Caieter1aMon1tors BOTTOM FOV B Fmch D Lawson Q Kelse C H1 sch C Clement L ene O E PON R V l oz 'en s D n Kuznor Clcbo C Foso D lo xc-cr E Tonne o Vv Stocho s Engmeer and D19tlC1UIl. The Chlel Engmeer ot Kenslngton I-hgh School Mr MGX A Czorcf hols to be ct verltotble lcfctoturn To see thot the bu1ld1ng IS properly heoted hghted cleoned ventlloted crnd thot supphes ore drs tr1buted ore some ot the responsrbrlmes Mr Czoro hots skrlltully executed Another posmon vltol to the well berng ot Ken srngton IS held by the school d1et1c1on Mrs leon M G1ov1no She selects ond orders food for the Cote terro os well os supervrses rts preporotron ond serv mg by her stott ot co Workers Mr and Mrs M Czora Hall and Ccxfeterla Momtors The holl rnonltors czlwoys get therr mon It there IS ony foul ploy crtoot 1n the school xt IS usuolly detected by Ken s tecrrless and trustworthy monltors The monrtor system whlch wols lnstrtuted only three yeors crgo hos become or recognrzed port ot school duthorlty Another brcfnch ot Kensrngtons low enforcement body IS the coteterlo monltortng system For th1s the Student Councll prcks students lrom eoch lunch oerlod to oct os monrtors ond help the tecrchers mcuntcnn order and d1sc1pl1ne rn the coleterros Hall Momtors fATOR 20 U . . . ' h rf ,. IX' A, wh' ww' Q 'Z' 1 gt . Y 3 , , Q Ee M W A MX A X ...svn lj - W'tf'H-W-nur I X, ,r . ,'. , ., , ... ' 1, , 'Y , . C Pferller, B owr c SEC N , ' . . Joi I. Gr c yl-1, H M' ner E. Her: chef, S u rose G. ' I , S. , . , .'CwQ', . fl '. . wkl I 1 A

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With Aid from lndustrious Student Monitors ACTIVITIES OFFICE n er tle :Cable nndanfc t l s 1e e r A t1v1t1es o' s Ie srnoothlt It ov lf a1ded b seve al Il rorn tle b orxeetotn f as es practval eine o care o pf s o l e tafu Bes1des sel s v o t J snot as e e ts e ae a p Q t e Talent S ed e s Cl s e se s a otte e esst1es C a b olfs lean s tes e a 4 e 1 e aft 1 es o se v es a le va LA C6 toas d Ofhce Mon1tors BOlTCl' PO f C llontagano P F P On f' V F t L1 I. P' C s D llarrmq on M dr 0 d OFFICE MONITORS Eagerly the ott1ce mon1tors ass1st Mr Masson and hahten h1s tasks Thelr rna1n Jobs are Cheoklna student attendance and calllna the homes ot those students who are absent check mg 1n the tardy students and typlna the ab sence l1sts Perhaps the reason for an unexcelled attendance record IS the help ot these rnonttors Tae rnonttors also do some clencal work Tner keep Mr Masson s busy otttce neat and orderlv ready tor the b11s1ness ot the daz Gulclcmce Othce Secretcxnes A V

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Scholastic Leaders Promote High Standards 'IOM ROV! R Cla tmo K St szal' Y ld gg ns C Z ll R e a on Kn I Cams ts Cr tsmg r o Fcctt w Ol ROW M Lrnha dt F Marfurt D beneede l. Pe osa 5 P sch ll ng I F l' sto r ana I C Rl' OJ' Ferlach R uehlus L K e Qtssnan eos os o n e a V Wo I f' nn dy Honor Roll Every stx weeks students who have achleved the hrahest scholastrc averages are promptly re ffarded at honor roll assemblres The leaders 1U each class are presented books ranglng m subyect matter from a Drckens novel to a factual publrcatron such as Prohles tn Courage Mr Masson also reads a ltst o those puprls Whose averages range trom 95 per cent up Followrng these ceremon1es each assembly IS hlahltghted by a guest speaker or other entertaln ma program To ronor these students further a l1st ol the htah est 1n each homeroom IS customarrly placed on the blackboard Accompanymg th1s IS a merrt roll whrch gtves recogn1t1on to those whose averages ranae from 85 to 90 per cent Thrs method of recognrtton has developed keen ornpetrtton among the students and resulted tn the productron of the best work attamable tn every ass lnsttlled wrth thts compettttve drtve the graduate ot Ken lngton wrll be capable ol tacxng the outsrde world wtth a deslre to succeed I sp, DENNIS IBNASZAK BQT' 1 . S r , ' a ll 1 , . e er, . P cgi, I Sp rr ' , I 1 g, f, J l lit, G Kraz , S. e.' e 1 .1 er TEC ll f : r , A , ' f l r, . r , '. ffrosa C. I' tl er, C La , . ues, l. H r ng, U b 1 :1, . hrlst Tlil f Ft lf C J. , . K , , . el:-ter, D Czlgl r, M. ox . M E Y tr , T. R ge-rs, C. B1 g rt, I P lmerx, J lber, X, Ks- e . . X , , , . I . , . 1 J ' ' ' ' 1 . . . ' ' L C L. ' I Cl . - Y , - . . . . . . I S 4 , S. . , . . 1 . . - . . K I . E I my AX lil , -f - Q ,. .. . X N? A A rg rl s 2? at ff- - .. M Zl