Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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Qty' 4 . 'A , 'Tir : :E-:-EfETv.Ega:--:- one .Z.i:': :sh 1,5-vimgig-'L 'l ii i- hr 2 Our Board 0fEa'uca1ft0rz WILLIS E. ELIOIT sh Prefident EMILE LINKLATER Vice-Prarident FRED C. SPRICKMAN KENNETH O. IRWIN XVILLIAM W. WHITELOCK Clefk HARRY L. BALL It is fitting that We devote this page to an expression of appreciation ofthe generous and efficient services of the Board of Education of Kenmore, who have given un- sparingly of their time and effort to the enlargement of our opportunities. 13

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1. i LJ w w o 0 'YGY' 334 fa ' -1-3-f:'est,9-A 1 mfr-'- ?+?ff'l .afi44'f12fs' 1 2 rl . fi Li Enlargement of Upporfumfzea l X Kenmore High School is the material evidence of this year's theme, the enlargement if of opportunities. Dedicated by Dr. George M. Wiley, Assistant Commissioner of g Education of New York State, on the evening of April nineteen, nineteen hundred 1 twenty-nine, to the highest aims of education, it will be a memorial of the ptgposeful 3 endeavors of tl?1.se whip .seryied onatlzle Board lof Education IE-luring tliipirg hoflits construction. roug 1 its 1vers1 e curricu ar program, enmore Ig c oo is g able to give to its students the balanced training embodied in The Seven Cardinal Principles of Education : health and safety, worthy home membership, mastery of too sg technics and spirit of learning, vocational and economic effectiveness, faith- ful citizenship, Wise use of leisure, ethical character. It seems in accord with the theme to place on the last page of the Administration 'Q' E Section of the year book of 1919 data relative to our splen i new high school. 1 'W lg December, 1919, Purchase of site authorized. w May 13, 1913, Building contracts placed. Q November 1, 1914, New High School occupied. - January 19, 1915, Purchase of additional land authorized. October 17, 1917, Addition to building authocfized. 1. january 30, 1918, Contract for addition place . 1 ff? January 7, 1919, Addition first occupied. '93 W Capacity and Acreage M Maximum capacity of building .... 1100 pupils 592 E Extent of grounds ...... . 30 acres 5 if Money Outlay ,gh Oricginal site ....... . S 54,000 S if Ad ition ........ . 37,000 43 'X Original buildingand equipment . 594,771 J Ad ition and equipment . . . 700,000 , Stadium ..... . 15,000 dll- Development of grounds ...... . 36,000 1 1 J ' by High School Registration CFour Year Basisj ', 1915 ....... 57 51'- if 4 1919 . . 101 E W 1914 . . 110 1, 1918 ....... 718 ,Eu ' J A The above hgures show the phenomenal growth of 1160 per cent in the short . . ft period of thirteen years. ,W In addition to the high school registration the building is accommodating 670 cl junior high school and other pupils making a total of 1388. ' . .5 4 in 4-f.115 'f '13'- ffl' 'S l'.9f'3'f' ' '5'S-'-i-'f1f'- e- 'f-C.Qif4'Z' 5Z2JS!5DGx A3i9a1 14