Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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FDIQEW DID w35QP,,- 35 il r I -gf 2 12 P 1 4-'F 1 W lllll :Que a 4,615 L KH. F' ,sb la Since that day when an undaunted American youth stepped from h1s plane at Le Bourget F1eld, av1at1on has progressed on wmgs of enthuslasm from the expertmental stage to an accepted pos1t1on 1n all our da1ly l1ves The 1ntrep1d sp1r1t of Lmdbergh Byrd, and the1r contemporaries has awakened the smolder ing spark of adventure dwelling 1n the souls of men, and has added the realm of the a1r for the serv1ce and pleasure of mank1nd The world has become a1r minded The theme of av1at1on has been 1ncorpor ated 1nto plays, moving pictures, pageants, mustcal comed1es, books, and mus1c The degree of one s air m1ndedness has become an 1ndex to h1s modermsm Th1S new field has caught the 1mag1nat1on of the people to a degree unparalleled s1nce the adventurous days of ueen Ehzabeth Kenmore Hlgh School w1th 1ts own registered p1lot, and 1ts location in a community many of whose c1t1zens find av1at1on a means of l1ve11hood or of amusement, 1S thoroughly air m1nded Separated from it by only the athlet1c field IS the newest school to be erected 1n the v1llage, bearing the name Lmdbergh Accordmgly, 1n comp1l1ng The Ken1tor1al of 1930, the record of our senior year 1n these halls of learn1ng, we have undertaken to weave var1ous phases of av1at1on 1nto the fabric of our story K -523351:-?:.ga ct -,-rpg -:l'P52i.i! 3115?-'2':: ,, x V W 1- w fn 1. fi 3. f,,.,,y. ,qw-ta -. 1.,g,ff,?, 3.4, SA fu . -:A 1- 1 ,-,.-.-' ,M ,I ,, Jzieakfg A ff T i 34 2W ffL':ss1tfzv fp? ,.-w . 4 9 g 3 lf , 121. its ,api .- f 15 g 5' 1 . 'Q 5. ' p - a .f va V. ,Q 4. af ' f - . 5 If -' .. 7-'ia' :ff-f if E 'E l 5. I QV 1-112 .1 -'I-f rgihfiufii-Q , l ,,i, cgi., . R -7 X 2 3 2 1 ' - yi 7 use 1 -. - ' A 3? V f ,f 1 Q S: 51 Az 3 :Lia x . 3 3 -3 1 , : , W v Q -E .-,JP 1 '- 1 11 - H ff V : xv' 2 1,11 ,- I , 1, a. E, . 6 l lf u 5 'g . 9 A l , : - 9 1 1 4 ft a, 3 wi -. ,L , 'Q g ' f 2 I 4 4 f 255 E , . l 5 ' g , n Y hh Q. 1 A' I ' ' ' iffy' f ,avi '- -2g.yffr4qnffffv.- Q.:-1:5 ' 5. S 1 gf ,f V fffagggeiiiyti qv Q Qkwu Q V ,Ms -,-4:-,.,'.'.f,, :L,.'g:.v-..-ge-a.::x. . ' , X qw' V-,. , 1 V , --1 ,,' ' u ,-,ji . f f - ,N r5 a fi . . L sizlw 1 i fifty 1 V , gl .14 ,Q 3-5 , 1 ,,,,fg,. - 1 1 W- f 1 :f 2 . l 2 V sl-ia! 1 L- 'f-2 If 1: 1 - 4 55915: . sl it ew! A 2 lftzglil E W 5 , is 259: 4 Ei? J ' ' ' f - -Swift ' 7 G F 35512 5 I J . ,l '.,'9t3.e.g.,4,,Efr ,. Jfnfiwtw 5 ' N : L- :liwzl-:':i1'11'Q'-W' f 'SN-'X' 2 gum' ', A-:arf-, --flfawfge-fa:iyt V M: Y ff, 1 :Away . 35253, 1 - r+Q'11'Q' -- I f5Lg,J5:::' Q 2 , , - , . . . . . . , , . . . . ,, . . ,, . 4

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THE KENITUIQIAI. e 1930 Volume .Seven KENMORE HIGH SCHOOL KENMORE NEW YORK p

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DEDICATIUN l 1 To one who Wlfh the zeal and earnestness notable 1n all avrators has successfully p1loted the Sen1or Class through IIS last two years we respectfully ded1cate thls annual as a token of our esteem Wllllam H G Braunton a graduate of Ham1lton College Jomed our faculty five years ago br1ng1ng w1th h1m 11m1tless capac1ty for work and enthus1ast1c 1nterest 1n young people Chosen by the Class of 3C as advlser durrng the1r un1or and Senror years he has been a helpful compamon ready to suggest cr1t1c1ze and commend Th1s page 1S an CXPIQSSIOH of our apprecratlon of h1s generous g1v1ng of hnnself and of h1s t1me for our advancement w w 7 . . , , , . . . J . 7 7 7 7 ' 5