Kendall High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Kendall, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1955 volume:

r 1 YEAR BOOK STAFF First Row: S. Sfrasenburgh, A. Snyder, B. Heise, M. Steffen, J. Hazen, Mrs. Clow Second Row: M. Seaman, G. Townsend, J. Riviere, B. Spring, W. Snyder, K. Furness, D. Heidemnnn K 4 1. 'Cm 'riuxuv Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-five Q-N 3 1 Q T T ll T l - ' n -,I 7 - ' I ' af - , Q A A X 1 . , , Wv4'. r, x 1 MAX X ,X , 'xx' - A ...4,q,.'-nw . xx Y Mn N T',,.. L '-- - Z, V-'1 inisunn---yxnwy,---p-..: :QQQ4-'L 1--uni..-0,-g 1 L 3 -l, : 1 ,- ,' f i f- an 3 :ga-.1 ,,'fff Do-ax-109.01 l 0 ' 511 , -an ,fm , C q- 'Q -T--r'-1'-1'i,'-:. -.'--Z-i -':.:':. - Ti' ' -:go-slbsuq--1 ,, mgvgpnov servicing-. Y Q1 Published by THE STUDENT COUNCIL of KENDALL CENTRAL SCHOOL Kendall, New York FOREWORD VVitl1 a weak and non-progressive agriculture the ivlieels of industry would slowly cease to turn and America would quickly deteriorate to the ranks of a second rate nation as have other nations who forgot that tlie future is founded on farming. - PROP. Emo SHARVILLE, Purdue University Here in Kendall we live in a rural community, and many of our people earn their living from farming. Those of us not directly dependent upon farming for our liveli- hood recognize the basic importance of agriculture to our way of life. The fundamental skills, knowledge, and habits of industry which make a successful farmer are also neces- sary for success in all occupational fields from housewife to industrialist. Through the use of art work and appropriate quotations from the speeches and writings of prominent men of all ages, we have tried to emphasize the importance of agriculture to each and everyone of us. THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief - JOAN HAZEN Assistant Editor-in-Chief - MARY STEFFEN Literary Editor - - - - DOROTHY I-IEIDEMANN Activity Editors BEVERLY SPRING, BEULAH HEISE Sports Editors - JOYCE Rtviarua, WARREN SNYDER Art Editor - - - - KENNETH FURNESS Typing Editors - ARLEN SNYDER, GARY TOWNSEND Business Managers - NIARTIN SEAIVIAN, SIDNEY STRASENBURGH Faculty Advisors Mas. Crow, Miss ELDRED, Mn. CLOW, Mn. OOGJEN Group pictures lay Moser Studio, Inc., Rochester, N. Y -, Candid sliots lay Lee Burclfifield, Kendall, N. Y At a reception, given in recognition of his years of loyal service at Kendall Central School, Mr. Milliman was pre- sented with a watch by Rudolph Corcoran, president of the Faculty Association. DEDICATION ln the fall of 1926 Mr. Layton Milliman came to K. C. S. Students and teachers alike will long remember his pleasant ways and willingness to help. On February l, 1955, after twenty-eight years and some months of service, Mr. Milliman officially retired. As an expression of our appreciation of his years of faithful service, we, the students of Kendall Central School, dedicate this, the 1955 Troubadour, to Mr. Layton Milliman. ? .-'al v 5 To LEARN O is f o af WIS Q '.x,.i'! ., .fx ,741 ,,,,,,,, ,,.. x. ff' x H L m Q W, an A 5 I! UYF. wfxfuhip fx D, 5,1 .w g I ffbQf f-f- me -mix K N11 ' I. 7253.4 -'3,:-- -.-f... ,,f,'1'1' V Y Y J + Q f N-'xf - -vf.:-42'4 k2: f it gl: fha-'SQ-: ,, V l ,,WAw'-ig-27N -, v , rv, - 5-,,' A rl Awigy----s,ilx W V W .. -l +1- xm 17 5 L ADMINISTRATION HAROLD R. OSBORN District Superin tendent of Schools DAVID DOYLE Principal GERALDINE CORCORAN Secretary BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing: FLOYD CATER LYNDON BILLINGS I'IOWARD Bum' Seated: FRED KOZA VVILLIAIXI BREHSE GEORGE STRASENBURGH FACULTY VV e plough the fields, and scatter The good seed on the land But it is fed and watered By God's Almighty Hmzdg KINDERGARTEN AND FIRST Miss VEAL Mas. RooT MES. PERRY MBS. PRESTON FOURTH, FIFTH AND SIXTH Miss ZOELLER MRS. HERBIANCE Mn. LAWRENCE MR. CORCORAN MR. I-IANSEN Mlss MERCER 8 SECOND AND THIRD Mxss NESBITT MRS. HARDENBROOK Mas. IVIATHERS M1ss Kama HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION COACH BEANEY Mxss WILLIS MRS. STRASENBURGH He sends the snow 111 winter, The 1.vm'1rzth to swell the grain, The breezes and the sunshine, And soft refreshing min. JANE NIONTCOIVIERY CABIPBELL HIGH SCHOOL-ACADEMIC MR. LAKE Mas. TRABER MP.. CLOW MRS. CLOW HIGH SCHOOL--SPECIAL Miss ELDRED Mn. OOGJEN Mrss SOLTYS MR. DIEDRICH Q IUNIOR HIGH MR. SANGER MRS. BREHSE Mxss DOLAN Miss PR1v1TERA READING. LIBRARIAN AND MUSIC MRS. SPRING Mus. BOTTING MRS. FORIMAN CabsentD MRS. ANDERSON CabsentD ,J , l OPERATING STAFF I First Row: Mrs. Frobel, Mrs. Symonds, Mrs. Ovfan, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Jurhs Second Row: Mr. Millimon, Mr. Hughson, Mr. Henderson, Mr. Swonger BUS DRIVERS M. Mayes, L. Helmbold, L. Sonsom, R. Curtis, J. Thornton, P. Behnke, K. Rowley, W. Reamer Q 4. SENIORS CAROL MANN President - - - - ARLEN KENT SNYDER Vice-President - - CAROL FRANCES MANN Secretary - DOROTHY JEAN HEIDEINXANN Treasurer IVIILDHED LUCILLE I-IELFER 'I Cqrol's a gal we all admire. She's full of laughs, ambition and fire. Press Club, Dramatics Club, F. H. A., G. A. A., National Honor Society, Chorus, Girls' Rifle Club. JOAN HAZEN Joan is a blonde who's hard to beat.- In studies and appearance she's always neat. Valedictorian, Commercial Club, Chorus, Senior Play, Dra- matics Club, National Honor Society, Year Book Staff. ARLEN SNYDER Here's to the sportsmen of the class. He's studious, friendly and full of laughs. Dramatic Club, Band, National Honor Society, Basketball, Base- ball, Soccer, Senior Play. MILDHED HELFER She keeps as busy as can be Working towards a Mrs. degree. G. A. A., Commercial Club, Press Club. DOROTHY I-IEIDEMANN You'lI hardly know where this gal will be found: But-when 1l1ere's work to he done, she's always around. Solutatorian, F. H. A., G. A. A., 4-H, Press Club, Dramatics Club, Girls' Rifle Club, National Honor Society. 12 l -3 1 The agricii-ltiiral population., says Cato, produces the bravest men, the most valiant soldiers, and cz class of citizens the least given of all to evil designs. SHIRLEY HEISE A friendly smile and a cheerful hello . Is what makes Shirley a swell girl 'to know. Chorus, 4-H, Dramatics Club, Junior Red Cross, Press Club. NANCY JOHNSTON A reody will, a ready wit, And :kill in sports makes Nan a it. Chorus, Press Club, Dramotics Club, 4-H, Junior Red Cross, Girls' Rifle Club, G. A. A. BEVERLY BEHIIEND Bev is the quiet type: she hasn't much to say.. She's,friendIy and reliable, and we like her lust that way. 4-H, Press Club, Commercial Club, National Hanor Society, Student Council, Chorus, Girls' Rifle Club. PLINY THE ELDEP. I-IOWAIID TOWNSEND lf you want Gary, don't bother to call, You'Il knaw by his wise cracks he's just down the haIl. N Press Club, Student Council National Honor Society, Senior Play, Rifle Club. BETTY MILLS Betty is quiet but eager tor un. She has o sweet smile for every- one. ' F. H. A., G. A. A., Press Club, Senior Play, Chorus, Band, Dra- matics Club. A WILLIAM OLIVER ' Bill's good looking and oh so mee. - That's reason enough for! the girls to look twice. Rifle Club, Junior Red Cross. ' 13 VV hen tillage hegins, other arts follow. The farmers there- fore are the founders of human civilization. MAXINE I'lALL A laugh familiar to every one Comes from Maxine who is full of fun. Press Club, Band, Chorus, Dro- matics Club, F. H. A., Senior Play. RICHARD DOWNEX' Richard never worries when he breaks a rule, Especially something illegal like skipping school. Senior Play, F. F. A., Rifle Club, Chorus. ANNE ELIZABETH BROWN A nicer girl is rarely seen. Thaf's why we chose her for our queen. G. A. A., F. H. A., Chorus, Cheerleading. DANIEL WEBSTER COLE HARDENBROOK Of all the girls' names in CoIe's black book, Which one will he finally hook? F. F. A., Chorus, Soccer. IVIARILYNN VICK Wir, wisdom and Imagination Will make Marllynn a success with her determination. F. H. A., 4-H, Press Club, Chorus, Dramatics Club, Girls' Rifle Club, National Honor So- ciety. RICHARD Buss Whar a farmer Dick would make If he could only keep awake. F.lF. A., Rifle Club. .14 Growth is the only evidence of life. CARDINAL NEWLIAN DONALD SCHICKLER Though he is quiet and rather shv . Donnie is really a very nice guy.u Dramotics Club, Senior Play. Doms LAWRENCE Sports and giggles are o palr, And Doris would never know which to spore. G. A. A., Chorus, F. H. A. EDITH NICHOLS PAUL BATH With a cute little smile, she greets everyone. She's always ready to have some fun. F, H. A., Dramatic-s Club, Commercial Club, Junior Red Cross, Press Club, Chorus, Cheer- leoding. Don't let him fool you because he's small, For he's the loudest of them all. Rifle Club, Junior Red Cross. 'TI-IOIXIAS LAWSON He dislikes worrying and study- ing too. I He doesri't believe in hurrying if ANN YOUNG Good in sports and sure to score: This is Ann, whom many adore. there's anything else to do. F. H. A., Commercial Club, Press Club, Chorus. f - . 15 I? K. C. S. ACTIVITY CALENDAR September 8 School opensg short summer, wasn't it? 18 Senior Paper Driveg which cake brought on Arlen's appendicitis? 20 10 Day Magazine Driveg selling materials for the next paper drive. October 12 Columbus Discovers Americag we celebrate. 22 juniors Harvest Moon Danceug did the moon shine? November 10 Individual Pictures of whole student bodyg smile or look intelligent. 11 Veterans Day. p 13 Senior Play Room No. 13 g was it an unlucky number? 25 Thanksgiving vacation beginsg pass the tums. 29 School reopens. December I8 Holiday Ball. 22 Christmas Pageantg where were the Senior boys? 22 Christmas vacation began at 12:00. january 3 School reopensg Christmas clothes appear. 20-27 I I I ? ? ? Regents and Examinations. 27 Tea in honor of Mr. IVIilliman's retirement. 28 Junior Movie -- With a Song in My Heart . February ' 2 American Legion Oratorical Contest - County Finalsg where was the Kendall contestant? 21-22 Washington's Birthday recess. 25 Senior Mciyii Ig The Pride of St. Louis g where was David and Bath- s e a . fcontinued on page 459 RIFLE CLUB HI LIGHTS STAFF BUSY BEES VJl'l'I--I-4-'-lC'7P MUSIC DEPARTMENT Students interested in music have been busily engaged in the usual band and choral activities which include both group and individual instruction. High school instrumental and vocal instruction was under the supervision of Mrs. Ferne Forman. while the musical needs of the grades were directed by Mrs. Ptuth Anderson. Pall activities began with Kendall's attendance at the Music Scctionals at VVaterloo. Betty Mills and Sylvia Baker represented K. C. S. In March the music department sponsored a Saint Patriclis Day program which consisted of a dance, featuring Ellen Hazen and Ellen Russell, and vocal and instrumental selections. Shirley Brown, Mary Steffen, Maxine Hall, Betty Mills, Ellen Hazen, Penny Craupman, Sheryl Preston, and Ruth Swanger participated in the County Chorus which sang at the Teachers' Conference at Albion on May 9. :X swing band has been formed by Harold Bolton, Chuck Bolton, Marvin Shultz, jack Harvey. Paul Behnke, Cene VVhipple, and VVard Xveed. The music activities of the school terminated with the annual Spring Concert. Band selections included favorite marches and novelty numbers. These were fol- lowed by a twirling class demonstration and selections by the swing band. The junior High Chorus, the High School Girls' Chorus, and the High School Mixed Chorus also participated in this event. Awards were given to members with three years' credit by the President of the Music Council, Betty Mills. Other officers of the Music Council are Vice President, Nancy Johnston, Treasurer, Shirley Brown, Secretary, Edith Nichols, and Reporters, Sheryl Preston and Kathleen Nowacli. BAND First Row: M. Hull, S. Heise Second Row: B. Vick, J. Noon, S. Strosenburgh, W. Snyder, H. Bolton, B. Mills Third Row: D. Curtis, M. Seomon, L. Fetterly, B. Bolton, J. Harvey, J. Rowley, C. Bolton, S. Anderson, L. McMullen, A. Snyder, E. Russell Fourth Row: Mrs. Formon, L. Jobo, S. Preston, S, Joyce, J. Dowley, W. Lusk, P. Bush SENIOR CHORUS First Row: G. Butler, D. Lawrence, S. Seaman, B. Heise, J. Reamer, M. Hall, R. Swanger, S. Furness, N. Suhr Second Row: MJ lgcoata, D. Smith, S. Preston, A. Young, A. Brown, I. Hicks, K. Nowack, E. Nichols, . ay urn Third Row: Mrs. -Anderson, B. Jensen, M. Thompson, M. Steffen, B. Spring, S. Joyce, J. Raynor, V. Williams, S. Downey, M. Vick, S. Heise, C. Mann, E. Russell, J. Jurhs, Mrs. Forman Fourth Row: W. Snyder, J. Harvey, H. Bolton, A. Bruce, G. Heidemann, C. Bolton, J. Rowley, D. Riviere, I C. Hardenbrook, M. Seaman, B. Oliver, J. Suhr, D. Goodwin Fifth Row: M. Engert, B. Behrend, N. Johnston, W. Vick, S. Strasenburgh, S. Savory, B. Mills, P. Graupman, E. Whipple, E. Hazen JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS First Row: H. Young, M. Dusett, N. O'Laughlin, J. Kruger, J. Bowers, N. Williams, M. Bishop, S. Wells Second Row: B.HHaJxdETbrock, G. Snyder, D. Snyder, J. Noon, D. Thompson, N. Poeth, J. Della Costa, . c ellcm Third Raw: G. Bruce, S. Lemcke, D. Suhr, L. Joyce, K. Miller, B. Brehse, K. Frobel, B. Reamer, A. Welch, D. Harvey, N. Joba, D. Dusett, S. Sorg, B. Clack, Mrs. Anderson Fourth Row: B. Smith, B. Touschek, V. Bailey, S. Anderson, G. Miller, R. Behrend, L. Behrend, J. Vanderbilt, B. Bolton, K. Jensen, D. Curtis First Row: Mr. Clow, D. Thompson, E. Whipple, P. Seaman, G. Synder Second Row: G. Heidemann, H. Bolton, B. Behrend, H. Townsend, D. Suhr Third Row: B. Jensen, J. Harvey, J. Vanderbilt, D. Snyder STUDENT COUNCIL In a school wide election in the spring of '54, Gene Whipple was chosen as Presidentg David Thompson, Vice-Presidentg Patricia Seaman, Secretaryg and Harold Bolton, Treasurer of the Council. Advised and directed by Mr. Clow, the group served for the '54-'55 school year. . During the basketball season the Council sold tickets at the home games and prepared supper for the cheerleaders and players for the away games. This year, for the first time, the Student Council has been working with the County Student Council of which Gene Whipple is Vice President. The group also treated the soccer and basketball players and the cheerleaders .to a Rochester Royals' basketball game. The spring of '55 found the High School classes actively campaigning for their candidates for the offices in the Student Council. Out of a group of very good nominees the following were elected: President, Harold Boltong Vice-President, Chuck Boltong Secretary, Ellen Hazen, and Treasurer, Mary Steffen. First Row: C. Seaman, J. Reamer, S. Furness, E. Russell, C. Mann, S. Heise, M. Vick, S. Smith Second Row: M. Hall, E. Nichols, N. Suhr, M. Steffen, B. Behrend, J. Hazen, W. Snyder Third Row: J. Herman, H. Passineau, D. Schickler, W. Vick, R. Behrend, A. Bruce, J. Herring, J. Lemcke, D. Heidemonn Fourth Row: E. Hazen, B. Mills, N. Johnston, l. Murray, D. Raynor, A. Snyder, M. Seaman, R. Behrend MASK AND WIC CLUB This year the Dramatic Club completed its ninth year. As in past years, the principal project of the club was the production on April 1, 1955, of three one-act plays. These were The Hardwick Mysteryi' directed by Mr. Clow, Take a Letter directed by Miss Dolan, and Elmer and the Lovebugn directed by Mrs. Clow. All members of the club participated in some phase of the production of these plays. During the first semester the club joined forces with the Music Department to present a Christmas pageant for the high school on December 22, 1955. It is hoped that the pageant will become an annual project. The final c1ub activity of the year was a picnic in honor of the senior members. At this time the results of the election of officers for 1955-56 were announced. The officers of the club this year were as follows: President, Ioan Hazeng Senior Vice-President, Beverly Behrendg junior Vice-President, Mary Steffeng Sophomore Vice-President, Harold Passineaug Secretary, Nancy Suhrg and Treasurer, Edith Nichols. First Row: P. Seaman, K. Nowack, E. Nichols, M. Hall, S. Seaman, G. Butler s Second Row: Miss Dolan, W. Snyder, C. Mann, M. Helter, C. Seaman, N. Johnston Third Row: L. Jobo, M. Ricotta, V. Williams, M. Vick, S. Preston, N. Hawthorne, J. Rayburn, Miss Eldred Fourth Row: B. Behrend, l. Murray, B, Mills, B. Spring, M. Steffen, E. Hazen, E. Russell, B. Jensen PRESS CLUB The Press Club, with an active membership of 20, publishes Hi-Lights, the school newspaper. Eight editions of Hi-Lights were printed this year. Proceeds from the sale of Hi-Lights are used to buy supplies for succeeding editions. ' Press Club membersvisited the Rochester Times Union building to see what goes on behind the scenes of a big newspaper. ln the fall a delegation attended the Empire State School Press Association at Syracuse University. Editor, assistant editor, and make-up editor of the paper are Dorothy I-leidemann, Carol Mann, and Mildred Helfer, respectively. Advisors of the club are Miss Dolan and Miss Eldred. S' .- ., 5 T ' R' :F-Ji. it. 1, it: t'..qv'-fra' 'ie' First Row: J. Moortense, P. Groupman, B. Jensen, M. Steffen, A. Young, J. Jurhs Second Row: B. Behrend, Miss Eldred, J. Reomer, S. Heise, E. Nichols, M.. Engert Third Row: S. igowneyi, D. Smith, S. Smith, B. Banker, N. Smith, D. Heise, D. Washburn, K. Nowack, . But er COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club this year sold refreshments at the home soccer games, sold basketball pins, and sweatshirts. The club continued the project started last year of sending a CARE package to Korea. The funds raised were also used to finance a field trip for the members. The group has been under the direction of President Shirley l-leise, Vice- President Joanne Beamer, Secretary Beverly Behrend and Treasurer Edith Nichols with the able assistance of Miss Eldred. E HUMEMA qxiisllgf S mis vgERlCA First Row: V. Hicks, S. Furness Second Row: N. Hawthorne, J. Reomer, C. Mann, M. Vick, B. Mills, Miss Soltys Third Row: S. Siargian, B.NBcgnlaer, S. Smith, A. Young, J. Riviere, M. Steffen, J. Herman, I. Murray, . 1' . nger , u r Fourth Row: C. Seaman, R. Swanger, M. Hall, E. Nichols, P. Seaman, S. Preston FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The current school year found the F. H. A. with 28 members. During the year President Betty Mills, Vice-President Marilynn Vick, Treasurer Joanne Reamer, Secretary Carol Mann, and Reporter Nancy Hawthorne directed the club program with the assistance of Miss Elaine Soltys. In October many of the girls participated in the annual cherry pie baking con- test. The winners were Dorothy Heidemann, first, Norna Akey, secondg and Shirley Brown, third. Activities of the club this year included serving for the F. F. A. Banquet, a Christmas party complete with a caroling trip, attendance at the F. H. A. Spring Rally, and a roller skating party. . , On May 18, the annual Mother and Daughter Banquet was held in the school cafeteria. Following dinner, which was served by the F. F. A. boys, the girls were entertained by two short plays, singing, and speeches. fdwfffxswdsgswvi A A -4. QR' , WW? A 2. if A W. of L27 of if , First Row: R. Behrend, Mr. Diedrich, C. Hardenbrook, H. Bolton, R. Bliss, W. Weed, G. Heidemonn Second Row: P. Behnke, P. Congdon, L. McMullen, W. Doum, J. Rowley, A. Bruce, R. Behrend, N. Hughes it it ,QW 95,3 FSVQD, uwnliilg FARMERS OF AMERICA .X ' The Kendall Chapter of the F. F. A. organized officially for the year by electing the following officers: President, Harold Bolton, Vice President, Richard Blissg Secretary, Cole Harclenbrookg Treasurer, Ward Weedg Reporter, Paul Behnkeg and Sentinel, Raymond Behrend. The group is advised by Mr. William Diedrich. The refreshment sales during home basketball games were more successful than ever this year. Part of the funds were used to help sponsor the Kendall Iunior Rifle Club. The club expects this to be an annual F. F. A. service to the community. On VVashington's Birthday a team of egg graders went to the annual Poultry Show in Rochester to compete with 24 other schools. The group placed fifth. The F. F. A. year was highlighted by a very successful Father and Son Banquet. In May three F. F. A. members, Cole I-lardenbrook, Paul Behnke, and Dick Bliss attended the annual State Convention at Baldwinsville. Mr. Diedrich accom- panied the boys to the three-day meeting. First Row: J. Bowers, B. Clock, D. Dusett, J. Miller Second Row: Mrs. Brehse, S. Furness, N. Johnston, P. Behnke Third Row: S. Preston, J. Touschek, S. Heise, E. Coopenberg JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL The junior Red Cross Council is made up of two representatives from each class, seven through twelve. These students carry on the junior Red Cross work for the Kendall student body under the direction of the Albion Chapter of the American Red Cross. The officers for this year are as follows: President, Paul Behnkeg Secretary, Nancy Johnstong Treasurer, Sybil Furness. The group advisor is Mrs. Brehse. The Junior Red Cross Council handles the membership drive of the National junior Red Cross in October of each year. All money collected is sent to the Albion Chapter of the American Red Cross. During the year the council sells school supplies. The proceeds from their store and from their refreshment booth at the Field Day are used to equip a school supply chest which is sent to a school overseas. ? ,UW M57 f ,mimw yiw gal Sf JL ,711 fg ,x ff! 12 M , c xx 5. WV f 9 N! lg J J SWR J G. A. A. First Row: M. Engert, N. Johnston, M. Helfer, E. Russell, N. Suhr, S. Brown Second Row: B. Mills, C. Mann, l. Murray, D. Heidemann, Miss Willis Third Row: D. Lawrence, C. Seaman, V. Hicks, S. Furness SPORTS MISCELLANEA r A A very active class and intramural program has been carried on this year under the direction of Miss Willis and Coach Beaney. Such a program develops sportsman- ship, team-play, cooperation, and interest in sports on the part of those students who are not able to participate in varsity sports. This year the girls played soccer, basket- ball, volley ball, recreational sports, and baseball. The program for the boys included football, soccer, basketball, recreational sports, volleyball, and baseball. During the year the C. A. A. participated in several sports days with area schools, and on June 3rd the members took their annual camping trip to Huntington Memorial Beach. C. A. A. oHicers include the following: President Nancy Johnston, Secretary Dorothy Heidemann, and Treasurer Betty Mills. , This year Miss Willis and Coach Beaney have been helped in their supervision of the lower grade gym classes by members of the C. A. A. and the newly formed Leaders Club. These groups will also assist with the grade and high school field days. LEADERS CLUB M. Thompson Second Row: M. Schultz, C. Hardenbrock, G. Heidemonn, S. Sfrasenburgh, D. Roth, J. Suhr Third Row: Coach Kerr, C. Bolton, H. Bolton, W. Daum, J. Lemcke, J. Herring, C. Roth, Coach Beaney Fourth Row: P. Congdon, B. Fetterly, M. Schultz, E. Whipple, D. Thompson, J. Rayburn First Row: S. Hunt, K. Furness, S. Savory, W. Snyder, Fy.lfFf02 'iff amy li. M First Row: W. Weed, M. Thompson, B. Fetterly, W. Snyder, D. Thompson, K. Furness, C. Bolton, M. Schultz Second Row: AtSnvy,deF, JtCurgshJ. Herring, W. Daum, A. Bruce, E. Whipple, W. Vick, J. Suhr, D. Riviere, o e if fl-l4 . all .lm . , occ eaney Third Row: M. Searnan, S. Savory, M. Schultz, P. Behnke, G. Heidemann, H. Bolton, N. Hughes, S. Hunt, ID. Goodwin, J. Furness g lx I Our 1954 soccer team had the most successful season since the sport was started at Kendall in 1946. We completed the first undefeated season in the history of our school to win the Genesee-Orleans B C DH League Championship. This qualified us for the class C semi-final playoffs in which we defeated Red Creek in a double overtime game by a score of 5-4. Then we met and defeated Rushford, the 1953 champions, 1-O in the finals at Geneseo, and brought home the New York State Shields, the sectional trophy, and the Section V class C Championship which is the highest honor in the state. Warren Snyder took high scoring honors for the second year with 16 points, followed by Kenneth Furness with 8 points. ' ' SCORES OF TI-IE-1w954 SEASON Kendall .... ..... W yoming Kendall 5 ..... ...... H olley Kendall Byron-Bergen Kendall 2 Byron-Bergen Kendall --- ....... Holley Kendall 3 --- --- Spencerport Kendall -- Wyoming , Kendall l Kendall 5 - - - .... Rushford --- --- Red Creek First Row: J. Furness, E. Whipple, W. Snyder, D. Thompson, S. Savory, K. Furness, M. Schultz, D. Goodwin Second Row: Coach Kerr, M. Seaman, J. Herring, C. Roth, C. Bolton, J. Lemcke, M. Schultz, W. Daum, A. Snyder, B. Fetterly, H. Bolton, N. Hughes, Coach Beaney Third Row: C. Wolf, J. Curtis . VARSITY BASKETBALL Driving ahead after a slow start, our varsity basketball team won its last six games. As a result of this winning spurt, Kendall finished second in the Genesee- Orleans C league, one game behind the league leader, Elba. hflurvin Schultz, james Herring and Arlen Snyder were high scorers with 195, 183, and 113 points respectively. SCORES FOR TI-IE 1954-55 SEASON Kendall 47 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS First Row: E. Nichols, E. Hazen, S. Brown Second Row: S. Furness, N. Suhr 1? Kendall 43 .... Corfu Holley 42 --- --- Kendall Kendall 46 --- ..... Albion Kendall 56 --- --- Wyoming Pavilion 53 --- ...... Kendall Kendall 53 Byron-Bergen Kendall 52 ..-- --- Lyndonville Elba 54 .... --- Kendall Albion 62 --- --- Kendall Corfu 44 --- --- Kendall Kendall 53 --- ..... Holley Kendall 63 --- --- Wyoming Kendall 55 .......... Pavilion Kendall 48 Byron-Bergen Kendall 58 --- --- Lyndonville ----- Elba First Row: M. Seaman, C. Wolf, R Smith M Thompson P Congdon A Piotrowski S Strasenburgh D Rfh D G dw'n J Curt . a , . oo i is Second Row: Coach Beaney, J. Harvey J Tauschek A Bruce G Heldemann C Bolton C Rath J Suhr j UN IOIR VARSITY BASKETBALL Our Junior Varsity basketball team completed a xery successful season The team, composed of freshmen and sophomo1es won 13 of the 16 games played KendaH 51 KendaH 56 KendaH 4l KendaH 44 KendoH 39 KendaH 50 KendaH 64 Ewa 22-- KendaH 55 KendaH 45 KendaH 47 KendaH 44 Pavmon 33 Kendall 33 Kendall 38 Elba 29 ..... --- Corfu --- Holley -- ..... Albion --- --- Wyoming ---------- Pavilion Byron-Bergen - - - - - Lyndonville --- .... Kendall --- Albion ---- Corfu --- Holley --- --- Wyoming --- ..... Kendall Byron-Bergen --- -- Lyndonville ---- Kendall 5 XX If - .+.1.- -- ? . -' CLAS SE S 'V I , j',fif , .A ji, ' f SS , ,l, , f ig L Z! fmt!-Q S73 5 ,fi 2 -:Y f R X -,B f 9 -Q-5, , MX X ,', ' if-4 f, X7 N Q ,WH lx if, -2 -fi ffl '7 f, 4,211 +- NE- ...a ,A K ' ,, gi, J 4 lf I 4: ' -Y is I 'A Z I -,'i:.:,,l ,-L-' ,Y 4 - ..YY - 'i -e' 41- 4' ' H 'M' ixf.- '-7'-, ' Lf , fl ' . 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Vick CLASS OF i956 The juniors began the school year by electing their class officers as follows: President, Martin Seamang Vice-President, Dean Bakerg Secretary, Warren Snyderg Treasurer, Mary Steffen. Class representatives to the Junior Red Cross Council were Sybil Furness and Paul Behnke. Harold Bolton, Dave Thompson and Gene Whipple represented the class on the Student Council. The first money-making activity of the class was their Harvest Moon Dance on October 22. On January 28 they presented the movie, With a Song in My Heart. Both of these events were very successful. Warren Snyder and Charlotte Seaman were voted by their classmates as out- standing citizens ancl attended the Citizenship Education Conference in Syracuse on April 30. SOPHOMORES First Rom B. Heise, D. Washburn, M. Kimball, R. Swanger, S. Seaman, l. Hicks, B. Banker Second Flaw: W. Lusk, J. Furness, S. Preston, J. Riviere, N. Hawthorne, P. Seaman, D. Heise, N. Smith Third Rf -z N. Hughes, P. Congdon, M. Schultz, L. Fetterly, D. Goodwin, C. Miller, J. Mocirtense, P. Graupman, R. Smith, M. Thompson, Mr. Lake Fourth Row: J. Rowley, C. Bolton, D. Riviere, A. Bruce, R. Behrend, J. Curtis, J. Bush, H. Passineau, G. Curtis, C. Rath, J. Harvey CLASS OF l 957 The Sophomores elected the following slate of officers: President, Charles Rath, Vice-President, Charles Boltong Secretary, Sandra Seamang and Treasurer, Harold Passineau. Pat Seaman and Jack Harvey were the Student Council representatives, and Sheryl Preston represented the Class on the Junior Red Cross Council. The social highlight of the Sophomore year was the Blossom Hop with music by the I-larmoneers. This dance held on May 13th featured apple blossom time as the theme. Earlier in the semester, on March llth to be exact, the class sponsored a movie Trouble Along the VVay . Since both activities were financially successful, the class will go into its Iunior year with an adequate treasury. ,im 35 1 'KN' NINTI-l AND EIC-HTH GRADES FRESHMEN First Row: G. Butler, C. Seifert, J. Dawley, J. Miller, K. Nowack, B. Lavender, L. Congdon Second Row: S. Downey, M. Ricotta, D. Smith, D. Rath lVice-Presidenti, A. Lofthouse, F. Hurst, A. Schickler, J. Rayburn iPresidenfi Third Row: L. JIe1bagTreasureri, J. Raynor, V. Williams, B. Jensen iSecretaryl, B. Spring, S. Joyce, J. Jurhs, r. anger Fourth Row: J. Welles, R. Prest, J, Tauschek, L. Bergevin, G. Heidemann, G. Grah, J. Suhr, J. Piotrowski, S. Strasenburgh EIGHTH GRADE First Raw: J. Martin, D. Dusett, J. Smith, B. Clack, E. Schippmann, B. Andre, N. Williams, M. Bishop Second Row: D. Harvey, J. Vanderbilt, K. Furness, S. Seaman, B. Hardenbrook, C. Moyer, D. Snyder, , D. Curtis, A. Welch, R. Lawrence Third Row: C. Rodcis, E. Ellis, B. Tauschek, G. Banker, K. Jensen, B. Lapham, P. Bush, G. Bruce, J. Woodams, D. Curtis, B. Smith, Miss Dolan Fourth Row: V. Bailey, 5. Anderson, N. Rockow, H. Behrend, K. Young, D. Daly, T. Johnville, E. Gouger, R. Behrend, L. Behrend, C. Larnder, A. Hoyestyn, B. Bolton SEVENTH GRADE First Row: J. Hgness, D. Thompson, T. Halstead, J. Della Costa, R. Engert, W. Swanger, E. Coopenberg, . Passineau Second Row: G. Seaman, S. Sorg, B. Reamer, F. Schippmann, S. Seaman, H. Young, J. Kruger, E. Furness Third Row: S. Lemcke, F. Allport, D. Suhr, A. Surg, L. Joyce, F. Lord, J. Johnville, N. Jobo, Mrs. Brehse Fourih Row : C. Eden, M. Neil, G. Miller, H. Nowicki, G. Hogesfyn, E. Snyder, E. Doan, J. Bishop, C. Lofthouse First Row: K. Frobel, M. Dusetf, N. O'Loughlin, P. Piotrowski, J. Bowers, M. Jewsbury, S. Welles Second Row: H. McClellan, H. McMullen, E. Smith, C. Privitera, K. Oliver, R. Townsend, G. Snyder, W. Heise, J. Noon, N. Paeth, Mr. Dledrich Third Row: D. J-enlsi, Brehse, L. Sansom, R. Brady, A. Murray, B. Lee, D. Herring, J. Duselt, E. Hughes, . ee SIXTH GRADE First Row: S. Je-nks, rF.kMoyer, M. Nichols, S. White, C. Bolton, M. E. Hordenbrook, J. Townsend, A. ausc E Second Row: M. Levfnndowski, E. Randall, S. Smith, G. Groh, R. Miller, W. Furness, H. Vonderbilt, J. Wi liams Third Row: D. Kohn, B. Conover, R. Howder, L. Jarret, M. Schickler, D. Bergevin, D. Brehse, G. Sitzer, B. Sorg, A. Andre, Mr. Lawrence Fourth Row: R. Ashworth, D. Waterstreet, J. Moortense, R. Hering, D. Schroeder, D. Diltz, R. Lofthouse R. Hughson, G. Koppen, C. Smith First Row: L. Swan, S. Lanham, C. Hogestyn, P. Horvey, B. Thompson, D. Hughson, N. Furness Second Row: W. Behrend, R. Nichols, H. Herman, E. Kruger, C. Akey, R. Curtis, R. Coyle, Mr. Corcoran Third Row: W. Klick, N. Townsend, R2 Baney, B. Herring, R. Wentworth, E. Murray, D. Bolton, J. Miller Fourth Row: C. Young, D. Lemcke, R. Behrend, S. Hurst, A. Randall, G. Robb, E. Rowley, J. Miller, J. Kennedy, G. Hughes Fl FTH GRADE First Row: L. Baker, M. Heise, E. Smith, S. Hardenbrook, G. Wells, D. Akey, N. Herring, M. L. Jones Second Row: L. Parker, D. Grimes, P. Herring, C. Wilson, D. Grimes, P. Miller, Miss Zoeller Third Row: P. Ricotta, C. Adams, J. Ricker, L. Allport, D. Washburn, J. Kohn, P. Gray, R. Coopenberg, D. Joba Fourth Row: D. Prince, R. Denton, E. Kimball, R. Coopenberg, C. Ricker, P. Mayes, K. Hogestyn, S. Lee R. Benedict First Row: D. Randall, B. Martin, B. Brace, P. Bender, A. Brown, G. Goheen, B. Porter, R. Fetterly Second Row: G. Kent, B. Truisi, J. Ricker, F. Clock, R. Miller, S. Lapham, W. Jarrett, L. Weed Third Row: F. Cliff, D. Townsend, E. Furness, M. Van Orden, S. Behrend, J. Neal, A. Boyd, C. Hastings Fourth Row: A. Lardner, R. Behnke, R. Churchill, R. Prince, R. Bennett, A. Banker, C. Denton, C. Hazen C. Moyer, C. Anderson, D. Campbell, Mr. Hansen FOURTH GRADE First Row: M. Kohn, B. Brace, T. Burchfield, P. Taber, N. Paeth, S. Kerstetter, W. Parker, S. Vanderbilt Second Row: S. Reamer, L. Harvey, L. Henderson, G. Whittier, C. Brehse, G. Suhr, D. Webster Third Row: W. SRu'ssel'll, C. Lavender, D. Boney, J. Parker, G. Ellsworth, B. Moyer, E. Behrend, W. Tabor, . IS el' Fourth Row: G. Nettnin, J. Moyer, K. Rowley, C. Bennett, W. Wentworth, G. Bruce, B. Wright, E. Bennett, N. Curtis, Miss Mercer First Row: R. Raynor, T. Furness, J. Helfer, R. Morsielfe, K. Hardenbrook, D. Curtis Second Row: P. Brink, B. Swonger, W. Lemcke, B. Roe, B. LaDue, J. Buckland, J. Churchill Third Row: J. Skutt, E. Conover, G. Eden, W. Porter, M. Martin, A. Witt, K. Gardner, G. Baase, D. Brehse Fourth Row: J. Nowicki, C. Ellsworth, C. Root, B. Hcrt, H. Wilson, D. Jensen, G. Todd, C. Brace, E. Blosenhouer, Mrs. Hermance THIRD GRADE First Row: D. Engert, S. Seaman, K. Wilson, P. Mcllmurray, D. Moyer, J. Taber, J. Reis, J. Burdick Second Rowz. J. Jensen, G. Dusett, G. Frobel, T. Vick, G. Ettinger, S. Koppen, B. Lord Third Row: R. Panneitz, M. Hurst, D. Mller, W. Walker, R. Klick, E. Bailey, W. Williams, E. Neal, Miss Kring l l First Row: R. Reis, A. Burdick, T. Murray, S. Miller, J. Brapst, B. Baker Second Row: D. Anderson, L. Taber, L. Mael, H. Herring, K. Noon, A. Webster, J. Riviere, B. Cliff Third Row: A. Lambert, S. Miner, J. Dussett, C. Sitzer, J. Redshaw, M. Koza, L. Andre Fourth Row: W. Mayes, R. Boyd, D. Hughes, W. Jewsbury, B. Baney, C. Van Orden, G. Stimus, Miss Nesbitt SECOND GRADE First Row: C. Hazen, B. Townsend, R. Baney, D. Maxon, R. Lord, G. Colburn, K. Miller Second Row: J. Herring, J. Bowen, P. Sitzer, R. Wade, S. Kerstetter, M. Harris, R. Banker, R. Benedict Third Row: L. Lowery, S. Harper, M. Cliff, L. Stratton, M. Caulkins, S. Wilfeard, D. Cliff, C. Schildt, D. Gardner, B. Baker Fourth Row: M. Townsend, W. Russell, G. Paeth, W. Homuth, D. Butler, D. Rowley, K. Brehse, D. Schepler, J. Defendorf, Mrs. Hardenbrook v First Row: D. Swan, G. Hughes, R. Hering, E. Surg, V. Williams, E. Skellen, P. Vick Second Row: W. Meiers, M. Vanderbilt, M. Burdick, L. Moyer, H. Sorg, G. McClellan, J. Buckland, P. Roe Third Row: J. Diltz, S. Preston, B. Vanderbilt, D. Moore, P. Adams, L. Harvey, J. Baase, J. Nowicki Fourth Row: G. Goheen, C. Rath, A. Hardenbrook, J. Lowery, H. Cliff, J. Hackett, T. Robb, T. Jurs, F. Martin, D. Whittier, Mrs. Mathers F I RST GRADE First Row: B. Conover, S. Adams, S. Seaman, J. Jenks, D. Fisher, D. Cliff, L. Oliver Second Row: W. Smith, A. Russell, M. Scolly, J. Jensen, R. Buckland, J. Snook, P. Corrigan, K. Eichholz, R. Reis Third Row: S. Sedore, K. Hunt, R. Blossom, R. Nettnin, M. Root, T. Seaman, D. Colburn, W. Lavender, C. Schippmann, C. Taber, Mrs. Preston Fourth Row: J. Panneitz, R. Jewsbury, R. Blosenhouer, R. Neubieser, C. Von Orden, G. Stratton, J. Knapp, S. Wilson, T. Sargent, C. Poeth, J. Parker First Row: N. Harris, N. Reis, B. Brehse, L. Nowicki, A. Pickett, S. Murray, L. Kennedy Second Row: M. Kent, S. Young, R. Parker, D. Taber, E. Smith, D. Baxter, K. Baker, A. Williams Third Row: L. west, Thompson, S. Gray, J. Doran, R. Della Costa, R. Diehl, R. Elliott, H. Miller, C. Snell rs. oct Fourth Row: F. Robb, J. West,,R. Gare, R. Hoyestyn, C. Reamer, D. Lemcke, W. Diedrich, D. Strasen- burgh, S. Herring, L. Bergevin KINDERC-ARTEN First Row: S. Kruger, J. Swan, T. Wilson, D. Hansen, J. Mann, E. Doran, D. Kruger Second Row: M. Sitzer, S. Lord, J. Furness, T. Roe, B. Marsielie, L. Cotter, P. Reis Third Row: K. Kinsman, D. Merritt, B. Blosenhouer, B. Joba, B. Dusett, K. Cliff, G. Mairs, C. Kent, Miss Veal Fourth Row: J. Van Orden, U. Wad, L. Todd, D. Lown, J. Rath, S. Broadbent, M. Salzwedel, S. Robare First Row: H. Calk'ns, G. Rodas, L. Sorg, F. Moyer, D. Parker, M. Weaver, T. Rowland Second Row: R. Miller, J. Smith, W. Reis, M. Maxon, J. Schickler, E. Keister, P. Reis Third Row: D. Lemcke, K. Wentworth, R. Snell, N. Behrend, J. Martini, P. De Waele, D. Bowen, L. Camman, Mrs. Perry Fourth Row: R. Woodcook, D. Brightly, G. Tomaschke, J. Burchfield, L. Johnston, W. Wade, D. Nettnin, S. Cliff T Tl March l 1 19 25 26 April l ' 2 7 18 22-23 29 May 6 10 13 13 18 23 24 26 27 30 june 1 3 7 10 24 26 27 30 ACTIVITY CALENDAR lcontinued from page l6l Sophomore Movie - Trouble Along the Way g everything happens to the Sophomores. Girl Scout Danceg the girls became boy scouts . Freshman Movie - I Was a Male War Brideng since when? Senior Fish Supperg anyone for Apple Pie? Dramatic Club Plays: Take a Letter ' The Hardwick Mystery Elmer and the Lovebugn F. F. A. Banquet. Easter Vacation. School reopens. Senior Paper Driveg Tom finally made it. S. C. Movie - Call Me Mister . National Honor Society Induction Ceremony and tea. Senior Paper Driveg who missed baseball practice? Blossom Hop g Sophomores bloom.- Senior Baked Food Saleg a few more miles nearer New York T... F. H. A. Banquet. Dramatics Club Party. Commercial Club Picnic. May Concert. Grade Field Day. Memorial Day. Faculty-Senior Tea. High School Field Day Sports Banquet. Senior Class Day. 8th Grade Graduation. 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