Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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THE1931KENITORIA ROY G. FREEMAN, A.B., MA. WVe are indeed fortunate to have as the principal of our school a man with good executive abilities and kindly spirit. Not only in our scholastic endeavors. but also in our athletic and social activities, Doc has been our guide and friend. His foresight and planning have resulted i11 many additions to the curriculum of our high school, as well as the enlargement of departments formerly organized. It is certain that his wise administration has helped Kenmore High School achieve a pI'0llllD9llt position in the educational system of New York State. In spite of increasing administrative duties, Principal Freeman has remained interested in the problems which our activities present.. To each of us he is Doc, a friend, a teacher, and a counsellor. X 1:1 m .221 J 3

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TH 1931KENl FRANK F. DENSBERGER, I'h.l5., MA. .Xt the head of ,Kenmore's sm-hool system stands a man whom we know. not only as the superintendent, of our sa-hools and as a teacher, hut as our advisor and counsellor as well. This man is Superintendent, Frank V. Deiisherger who c-ame to us sixteen years ago. .Xt the time when llr. Deusberger first. heeame the principal figure in K4-umore's modest educational system, the far-ilities eonsisted of hut one huilding, in which fourteen teac-hers amply met the students' needs. Hut in the sixteen years that have elapsed. the growth of our sehool system under Superintendent Denshe-rger's guidanee, has heen as phenomenal as that of the village. lYe now have seven excellent buildings and two hundred and five teachers, forming a most t'O1llplGX unit. Only a man of exceptional ability eould direct, this rapid development, as XII: Densherger has done. The Greek gods around whom we are writing this year-hook have hequeathed to us a heritage of ideals and eonduet that is undying. Just so will the high ideals on whieh our school system is founded prove that they too are imperishahle. TORIA

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THE1931KENITORI RAYMOND S. FRAZIER, B.S. Vice-Principal Raymond S. Frazier has completed seven years of efficient leader- ship as head of the Commercial Depart- ment and as instructor of economics. As an administrator, Mr. Frazier has real power. He has met the growing' needs of his section of education, and today we have one of the best organized and equipped Commercial Departments in the State. hlr. Frazier has also served as the business advisor of The Kenitorialn and as treasurer of all school funds. Because of his keen business ability, The Kenitorialu always closes the year with a surplus fund. 2 CARL W. BAISCH, B.S., MA. Vice-Principal Carl YY. Baisch, who has rounded out seven years as instructor of chemistry and head of the Science Depart- ment of Kenmore High School, is to be highly congratulated upon his achieve- ments. hir. Baisch is a partisan ofthe education- al idea which stands for the colnbined de- velopment of the mental and physical ability of the pupil, and this year as in previous years, he has coached a very successful football team. hlr. Baisch, who is one of the most popular members of the faculty. has the admiration and respect of every member of the student body. A