Kendall High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Kendall, NY)

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First Row: G. wflerir KB Nowuck, B. Lavender, S. Downey, S. Joyce, J. Jurhs, E. Keberle, C. Seifert, TS. TU. el' Second Row: K. Swonger, A. Schickler, A. DeBono, B. Jensen, V. Williams, B. Spring, D. Smith, L. Jobo, D. Roth, J. Rayburn Third Row: S. Sfrosenburgh, L. Bergevin, J. Touschek, J. Suhr CLASS GF i958 The first project for the Juniors this year was the junior Prom which was held on October 26. l-lallowe'en was chosen as the theme for the decorations. and music for round and square dancing was furnished by the Glenn Marshall orchestra. Although the Prom was not a great financial success, the juniors regarded it as one of the best social events of the year. ln january the juniors presented a movie. The Glenn Miller Story , starring james Stewart and Iune Allyson. This netted a profit of S75. This year, for the first time, the junior Class put on a Fish Supper in March. In past years this had been a Senior project. l-lowever. it was felt that in order to lighten the load of money-making activities of the senior year, the usual supper should be held during the junior year. The class worked hard on their supper, and their profit of S200 filled a void in their treasury. The last social event of the season will be the Junior-Senior picnic in june. Plans for this have not yet been made. The class elected the following officers: President Sidney Strasenburgh. Vice- President Elsa Keberle, Treasurer Judy jurhs, and Secretary Kathleen Nowacli. Larry Bergevin and David Rath represented the class on the Student Councilg Chris- tine Seifert and Joe Tauschek, on the junior Red Cross. Mrs. Traber is class advisor. Elsa Keberle and George Heidemann were chosen to represent the Iunior Class at the Citizenship Education Conference in Syracuse on April 27.

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First Row: D. Harvey, A. Welch, l. Schippmann, P. Ruef, B. Clack, B. Hollink, P. Fischer, M. Bishop, G. McCaffrey Second Row: S. Seaman, D. Curtis, C. Rodas, V. Bailey, D. Dusett, B. Touschek, G. Banker, J. Woodams, B. Smith, N. Williams, K. Jensen,,B. Hardenbrook, P. Wright, Mr. Gross Third Row: G. Bruce, B. Bolton, P. Bush, E. Ellis, G. Grah, D. Klafehn, R. Lemcke, R. Sally, B. Lapham, S. Anderson, J. Vanderbilt CLASS OF l959 On September 14, 1956 the Class of 1959 held its Eirst meeting and elected the following olfficers: President - Donald Klafehn 3 Vice-President -- Bruce Lap- hamg Secretary - Bonnie Clackg and Treasurer - Beatrice I-lollink. The repre- sentatives to the Student Council were Bret Hardenbroolt and Betty lane Bolton: the junior Bed Cross Council representatives, Geraldine Bruce and Ilse Schippmann. The class advisor is Mr. Cross. ln March the Sophomores held a movie. Custer made his last stand in thc school gym as the class presented Chief Crazy Horse starring Victor Mature. A profit of S38 was made. ' A record hop which was held on May 10th with Joe Dean, a Rochester disc jockey, as master of ceremonies, was the highlight of the year. loe Dean played the popular records of the day for dancing and gave away a number of record albums during the evening. The dance was a great successg a well-known personality had visited Kendall. P ,.J