Kendall High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Kendall, NY)

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FOREWORD For a second time since WVorld VVar II the Board of Education of Kendall Central School has found it necessary to construct an addition to the parent building. This newest wing will provide 8 classrooms and a gymnasium. Certain remodeling within the present building will make available two additional classrooms. It is hoped that these much needed rooms will be in use by September of 1957. VVhile this construction is basically physical, it also affects us socially. We are providing better facilities for the education of the youth of our community. As a result K. C. S. will continue to graduate well-informed, responsible citizens who appreciate the American way of life and are willing to work and sacrifice to perpetuate our democratic society. Since we believe that the process of educating our youth is after all a form of construction and we recognize the importance of the addition to the entire student body, we have selected construction as the theme of our yearbook. YEARBOOK STAFF Editor-irft-Chief - - - l1AROLD PASSINEAU Assistant Editor-in-Chief - SIDNEY STRASENBURCII Art Editor -------- RALPH SINIITH Assisted by GRACE BANKER, Donrs HARVEY, - MARY Lou BISHOP, BETTY BOLTON, IOAN WOODARIS Literary Editors Activities Editors Girls' Sports Editor - Boys' Sports Editor ---- Business Managers Typing Editors - - - - IIIDY VANDERBILT, ELSA KERERLE ANN XVELCH, SALLY ANDERSON, BEVERLY SPRING - GERALDINE BRUCE - JAINIES RAYBURN PATRICIA SEANIAN, NANCY HAWTHORNE DORTHANNE SIVIITH, KATHLEEN NOWACK, SHIRLEY JOYCE, SIBYLL DOWNEY Advisors Mas. CLOW, MR. CLOXV, MR. OOCJEN, Miss ELDRED Pict-ures by Moser Studio, Inc., Rochester, New York

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F DEDICATICN Mrs. Alida Clow has taught high school English at Kendall Central School for the past ten years. In january 1957 she took a leave of absence from her teaching duties. Mrs. Clow took her teaching seriously. She introduced us to the attitudes that we would encounter in later life and prepared us for the possibility of a college education. She treated us much like the grown-ups we will soon be. She went out of her way to help organizations and officers to do their jobs. In sincere appreciation for all that she has done for us, we, the students of Kendall Central School, gratefully dedi- cate this, the 1957 Troulmdour, to Mrs. Alida Clow.