Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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+-----99+ -Y TH E l 935 KENITORIAL i 'f i-- Ol Ii XDNIINISTR VIURQ 1re-t B S Nt 1 A N If L Ibemln rgcr P 1 H r L 1 Farewell, Senlors Became of the large Que of the graduatlng claw and because the nature of mx work does not hrmg me lnto personal Contact XXIIII member- of the cla s I haxe been depr1xed of the pleasure of I1 personal acqumntance w1th each NEIIIOI' Howexer Ill b1dd1ng xou farewell, I hope each of xou accepte as a personal greetmg mx nncere YXISI1 for xour future Success and haPPme P C DLNSBFRCER Yuperzntfndfnt of Schools Our xoung people are CIIKCFIIIQ a good world for them to l1xe 1n It 15 a xxorld xxhlch w1ll lax streis upon -oclal cooperauxenew and purpoieful use 01 IEISUYC tune It IS a ha d an exactlng world but a world Et for strong IDEII and women the lund of world thex reallx need I bellexe that our xoung people xx1ll come through ma11l1er, xturd1er, and liner J E DEVIOREST Supfmuor 0 H1011 qfll0015 I xx1sh to congratulate the Cla-N of 1935 upon 1h lane xcholaxt1c and financlal record I haxe enjoxed mx work xx1th lIIdlXlllLl'll memlwerx of xour group Thu mterest w1ll not cease when xou leaxe Ixenmore Hlgh bthool 'Nlax xou KOIIYIIIUC to he wucrewful and happx 111 xour hfea 'WL R c FREFNIAN Ifrmrpal of Srmor limb Sfllool For all students xxho l1axe f'llIlIflIllN pursued the1r xtudxee max Nucccss be xour- xxhethnr III TUNIIICNN or hlgher IIINUIIIIIHIIN nt lfwlflllllg buccus Nhnuld he mea-ured not hx monetarx nw ard alone, lxut hx xour acqlnred Lapautx to enjox l1tr. and get the mo-t out of II R 9 IRLXZIIR Im lrmrrpal 1 81111411 111110 Srhool On h1dd1n1, 1ruxell our CIIIUIIUIIN ure xmxrd one- Regret enters xx1th the thought xnu an no ongtr unxe mernhtrx ul our -turrnt xo x p taxura., to hnrl xou IIIIZIIIIIIHI, one of t1e IIIJ or olxxemx ex nt xour erl11rat1n11al 1 nerr X B ,U lm Punrzpal of Minor llnflz Srhool paw eight J. E. Denu r . AAI.: C. W. Ilaiwl. BS.. 1 ..1.: '. '. r 1 , LB.. AAI.: R. .'. Frarzier, B.S., ELM.: Ii. G. Frlenxa Il, B.S.. AAI. O Q L . E N 4 -Q J lb S--'I Y '. Y I . . I . I .-13 ' if ' , 'H ff: '.: .. -. 'A I 1 1. ' .l- 1d,,-1-- ' I- 1 'J ' I - 'I' ' ci x'. 1 sen

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,f Three Hundred Years of l-hgh School Progress OUP-XRIXC1 the 111,11 sehools of the past .and the present one e.an readalx appree1.ate tlae superxorrtx of opportumtles that .are offered the pupxl toel ax oxer taose of tnee anne red xears fo e Important e an es xn t ese xe.ars ean e presented an hrtef form tlarough exeerpts that set forth the purposes for wlneh the x axxous sehools laaxe been est ahlashed 'I he 1n.ap on the Hx le axes of thxs bool. a so shoxxs these f1U191O1'I11lfI0llN We quote below from the tatements of the dlfferent founders of tht sehools .and ptese nt some of the outstfandnag exents of the three hundred xears of hugh selaool lnstorx ae lree 1 atna Crramnaar Sehools of Boston estwbll hed tn 6 U elestnaed for the trwnnng up of xoung seholl ars 1nd Httnag them for -Xceaelernxml lefarnnag that sttll 11 thex are judged ripe thex nmx he reeelxed nato the colledge o tlus sehoo e lhe 1115.11 bchools of Lharlestoxxn 1636 Salem 1631 Uorehester Xewburx New Huxen Hartford 1639 L.ambr1dge 16-lll Roxburx and B.a1ntree 1643 that the sehollars behtaxe themselx es .zt all tunes especvallx schoole tlme, with due rexerenee to thetr master 1nd wnh sohrxe-tx 'and quaetness 'tmong themselxes wxthout quwrrelnng usnng prof'untx and the hlte whlch lf thex do that the m'aster forthwith gtxe them due eorreetlon RCllglOl1 m L'at1n Crrammzar behools to .adx ance l9HI'l1lI1g 'and perpetuate lf to posterntx elreadang to leaxe 1n xlhterate mxmstrx to the ehureh, when our present mlmsters shall he tn the dust 1 r1x1ate secondarx sehools N1r Iohn V1 alton late of Xeale College, 'Ieaeheth Readnag VK rntnng Are-thm1t1clt V1 hole numhers, Frzacnons X ulglr and Decxmal, Also Cyreelt and Hebrew grammmr Ethlcles Rhetorxelt Loglelt 'Xatur al Phnlosophx and 'Vletaphxsxes 'all or anx of them for a RE1NOll8blC Prlee 1gtl1j3I11ll1 llHlllxll11S Aeademx founded ln 1151 thdt thex le'arn those thnag th'at 'are lnleelx to he most useful and orn1ment'1l though all should not he eompelled to le1rn latnn, hreele 'ind the moelern angtmges, xet that none that h1xe 'tn are ent eesmre to le1rn them houe l refused Ph1ll1ps Andoxer estiblxshed lll lllh 13111111158 lxeter 1181 ut more espeelallx to learn them the gre at end and rell lwusaness o llXlllj.f rl he flrst Z1L11l1i111X for gtrls opened sehool COHNINTIIIQ the hrst dsx o 'thout 30 mxsses Afterwards t ex Import ant exents ull w1s p1ssed hx omas efferson ln I1 t e pur ose o w ll w1s for at more general diffusion of knowledge A Botrel of Regents w1s placed na eh1rge of edue.1tnon nn New Xorlt State rn 1184 he 111211811 Ll.ass1e.al Sehool of Boston founeled 111 19371 ns If 'as Osslte rom henag w aat xt nnne lnexente a the el'asse pro erlx so e alled are not ttught nor 'anx ltnowledge of thexr l'1lljlll'H.f9N required Other e'trlx hugh sehoos were estahhshed as follows X1 oreester 1874 New Yorle 187W l lxmonth a a em 1 ortl.and 7 t e grind olueet of these tnstxtntaons ls to prepare hoxs for sueh 1dx1neement e sue a ursutts na e are ees to after ll 1X11lj,, ta Other llllptllfdlll' extnts e hr t 51115111 annor eo ege w 1 oune ee at s s na eauste n 909 1910 the hrst junior ugh e oo were e tlalshee at ftlunalaus 'and Her ex o s r s eng nna g s tu eeleral o s s rox e e pn llltlll xo 11111.11 edue atxon 34 re re 4000 ha, e Ill ee e a out of ex x entx two of e opulatz n t 1 e 1 x xe flllli' IH! THE 1535 fi 'lroeafat e ffi'?fw'H O A A h 1 1 'U ,-- ' . 2: f s . V 1 sf 1 I v If 'le--l a- 51.-1te.Th-' 1 -h bf T1 ' 5 ' .1 ' ' 1 J 0 I . -. . 'S ' ' l 31 f ', . ' l , . .7 . K . , K v D . x -1 W v V I .i v , - - . 1 1 A x K 9 I a A - ,v A K .. Q F S . Y 3 if u- . .., . -. . . Y 5. r A . vu .V b . . , lb ' 1 '. . .D . ., 1 V ' ' . . 1 ' ' ' . , ',.'1 1 ' q -'1 1 V' l 1 1 . . Y' 1 1 . ' . 1 l l .1 . 1 s ll me B. .YY . . Q 'I .x . -.. ,I . . 1 . V -, . - . 1 , . .. . . , ' V' 1 1 ,' ,, f . increased to 70 or 80 .... they were from 7 to 20 years of nge. I A l' 1.5 U' Th 1, I . ' l 9, h p . f 'h h . . '1ll'. as fs .J p ,.'ll f ' 'li 's 1 ' ' l'1 's, 1s '..'.i's, p- D' . '1 , 1 1 ' , . V' ' ' . . 5 . ' f I' l ,1' ' 'QI If If V f ' , ... I . ' ' 'y .'- 5 'Q . 18213 bil' , 1821: ' ' , 18-9. ani , 'l p . ' , ' lif , :as thex 1 l .tineel 1 . 1' ' lem. 'l'h Q s 1 ' ' ll 15 f lel 1 'loliet in 1902, zllld 1, .till ' '. ', 'llCt'. ll - , ' ' rw eh ls 11-.1111 ae w t. ug. lf! , . :as 11 juni r high ,e-he ol with the eventh, -' fhth, and n' l 'l llKll'.' :as 1 nit. 1 A F' ' 1 V e'1atiun Act Nil. p11,sed in 1917 to p 'id for th' un: ' of ' e'11- ixi e ' '1 . , 1 In 19' , the - we 2 , '-'la srhools in th 1' 't l St1tt's, witl one A 1 'er-' tjl tw' j- ' th p 1 'o :att-1 ding tla n x'ithin the V 1ar. xl 3' Zi' W -gig 1 -tx ,,,,,., , ,,A F '