Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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CARL W. BAiscH B.S., University of Buffalo A.M., University of Buffalo Carl W. Baisch, a vicefprincipal of Kenmore Senior High School, is one of the busiest men to be found in the village. In addition to being a vicefprincipal, Mr. Baisch has proved himself equally efficient as head of the Science Depart' ment, as coach of football, and as faculty manager of athletics. As a counselor and friend, he has Won the esteem of every student in Kenmore High School and is loved for his good sportsmanship and interest in student activities. 'VN RAYMOND S. Fimznza B.S., University of Buffalo On the Senior ship one of the ablest first mates is Raymond S. Frazier. A few years after his graduation from the University of Buffalo, he came to Kenmore High School as a teacher of commercial subjects. His ability recognized in a short time, he was asked to organize the Commercial Department and be' came its head. Later he was made a vicefprincipal of the Senior High School and treasurer of school activities funds. A man of keen business and executive ability, he has made a real place for himself in the school. In addition to his other duties, Mr. Frazier acts as business adviser to the KENITORIAL. l 'VN Y -, ' ' .. . ,.... , ., - Q , .ze ' K,--3 c e i a - lizi Q f - , . , E. il: l,A bl::Egv:5E.:,.3j.,i:s. ,,.,, - ,--- .ik :gb tt g ,Q Q: . 10

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ROY G. FREEMAN Principal B.S., St. Lawrence University A.M., Columbia University Rapidly passing out of existence is the idea that school life should be a mosaic of isolated pieces of subject matter disassociated with natural life situations. This opinion frequently expressed by Princif pal Freeman, and carried out by him in practice, has made Kenmore High School one of the leading schools of Western New York. Emphasizing always high standards of scholarship, Mr. Freeman also encourages students to participate in extrafcurricular activities because he believes that out in the world people do not solve problems by using text books or by taking examinations but by the active cofordination of several proficiencies which they have gained through doing many things. In the seven years that Mr. Freeman has been captain of the Senior High School, the enrollment of students has more than doubled and the number of courses offered greatly increased. While coping with these many problems of enlargement, Mr. Freeman has still found time to take active interest in the welfare of every student to whom he is always the friendly Doc .N , ,, ' ' Ns . X. . 1 ' ...-.: 1. i. 'N i .,.. ' ., . 1 I 9 'Q

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Kenmore JuniorfSenior High School Faculty Commercial Department: RAYMOND FRAZIER, B.S., Department Head Lily Carlin, Catharine Grant, B.S., Beatrice Hunt, B.S., Margaret Melican, B.S., john Pilette, B.S., Margaret Smith, B.S., Mildred Smith, A.B., Dorothy Tjeerdsma, Marie Weil' hamer, B.S., Marie Wilson, B.S. English Department: GERTRUDE CHITTBNDBN, A.B., Department Head Anna Buckham, A.B., Virginia Carey, A.B., Elizabeth Chittenden, A.B., Gladys Evans, Bl.B., Amanda Fisher, B.S., Anne Greutker, A.B., Edna Greutker, A.B., Esther Hepinf stall, B.S., Marion Robinson, A.B., Grace Scott, A.B., Mary Viele, Grace Washburn, A.B., A.M., Isabella White, B.S. Mathematics Department: WILLIAM BRAUNTON, A.B., A.M., Depart- ment Head Pauline Bailey, Dale Brown, A.B., A.M Mollie jones, A.B., Albert Kamiensky, C.E., J. E. Lung, A.B., B.S., Charles Pohl, B.S., Marjorie Seipp, A.B., Frances Usher, A.B., E. B. Van Hoesen, Kathryn Wilson, B.S. '9 Science Department: CARL BAIscI-I, B.S., A.M., Department Head Louise Abraham, A.C., B.S., Curtiss Chase, A.B., Catherine Hoffman, A.B., A.M., Cliff ford Scouten, A.B., A.M., Theodore Siekf mann, B.S., Gertrude Wagner, B.S. Cafeteria Department: ELIZABETH LEWIS, B.S., Department Super' visor Esther Bliss, A.B., B.S. Industrial Arts Department: LYNN NICHOLS, Department Head Frank Barrett, B.S., George Dobson, Frank Faxlanger. Health Department: MARION SIHIBPARD, M.D., Department Super- visor Helen C. Jackson, R.N. Physical Education Department: ANnIuzAs Scnutrz, A.B., PD.B., Department Supervisor Marie Kauffman, Edith Lowis, Henry Nadin. Fine Arts Faculty: Russell Bentz, Margaret Chase, Carl Hann, Anna james, Jeannette Underwood, B.S. Foreign Language Faculty: Therressa Colvin, A.B., Mildred Ertz, A.B., A.M., Marie-Jeanne Gendreau, Elsie Han' ford, A.B., Dorothy Van Tine, A.B., Anna Williams, A.B. Home Economics Faculty: Winifred Cook, A.B., A.M., Martha Pratt, B.S., A.M., Ruth Woodward, B.S. Social Science Faculty: Emily Barrett, B.S., Edith Britton,A.B., A.M., Margery Cameron, A.B., Leah Coats, A.B., Ruth Cushing, Catherine Dearing, A.B., Esther Mattson, Harry Moore, A.B., Jennie Smith, A.B., A.M., Anita Stewart, B.S., Ralph Theobald, B.S., Dorothy Wright, B.S. Librarians: Eleanor Peck, A.B., Marie Flaherty, A.B. Educational Guidance: Ida Hamlin. Purchasing Agent: Martin Hoadley. School Grounds: WILLIAM HARPER, Superintendent. Secretarial Staff: Florence Blanchard, Marion Boland, Mary Budik, Grace McPherson, Charlotte Night- ingale, Mildred Rooney, Mima Simmons, Lois Stirling. Superintendent of Corridors: George Williams. M .S 5 L-Q .X S X: , , in K V 'aka M A 1 l F S r g N.