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12D CALENDAR Once more school books are dragged out from dustx corners and laggxng feet are sub concxously dxrected towards school Corrxdors are echomg anew wrth students relatmg mcxdents of thexr prevxous vacatxons After semor class electxons and constant changmg of classes we begm to buckle down to work OD Teachers are rackmg thexr braxns try1ng to leam the names of one hundred or more students and orgamze classes at the same tmme Football season IS m full swmg and Dxck Offenhamer has our blue and whnte eleven out on the field plugg en away for all they re worth while fans shout themselves hoarse A new system of ussumg report cards IS to take effect thxs year Accordxng to the teachers xt would be wxse to mstall bunks ln each room so those students who wlsh to catch up on thexr back sleep can be more com fortable Attentlon IS now turned to the wmter sports Basketball practxce has begun wxth Earl Ruckman fxllmg the shoes of coach Charlle Pohl has also plans for the commg swxm mmg season Dxrected by Mxss Eve Strong The Poor Nut was presented xn our audltorxum and was a tremendous success A Book Farr planned by the Englxsh groups was dlsplayed ln our lxbrary After walking around 1n the crowd of the evenmg we tnumphantly pronounced our Senxor Carmval tops Thanksgxvmg vacation Boys varsity football squad recexved letters for thexr excellent sportsmanshxp and their hard playmg Faculty and varsxty ran themselves ragged on the basketball court trymg to prove whxch one was the better final score faculty 18 varslty 17' Basketball season started Vox pop assembly was featured Rxta Spoor was appomted new edxtor ln chxef of The Rostrum The Chrxstmas vacatlon was welcomed wxth I ll be see en ya next year' Decked out m Chr1stmas fmery students resume the daxly grmd , pausmg long enough to tell How good Santa had been But then not all IS smooth saxlmg and the reahzatxon that Regents week IS not far off begxns to take effect The monotony IS broken only by the weekly basketball games whxch are provmg to be very excxtmg and enough to take our mmds off exams for a short txme Second semester starts and agam the offices are packed whnle students attempt to change thexr classes We received a day s vacatxon on Washmgton s and Lxncoln s birthdays Plans for The Kemtorxal are ln full force The faculty play Ladxes of the Jury , packed the audxtorlum from wall to wall and people shouted thexr approval The last basketball game of the season was played agamst Lackawanna a game whlch none who saw xt wxll ever forget Two overtxmes were called before Lackawanna forged ahead by one foul shot makmg the score 26 25 It was a grand finale to a grand season Vacant seats were seen about the school not hooky just the Flu epxdemlc A nval game of the faculty varsxty teams was played for the second t1me and the tables were tumed Varslty won by one pomt whxch made thmgs even' Bob Bums Armstrong auctloned off all the artxcles lost by students who faxled to ask for them Semor projects have been starmg us xn the face for some txme Gnrls Letter Club presents female athletes wnth awards Easter vacatxon IS at hand much to the rehef of all of us IL Sprxng athletxcs get under way wlth Wes Snyder as coach of the track team Tenms and golf pract1ce will be started as soon as the weather permlts The semor play The Last Warnmg concluded semor actxvxtxes So xt s orchxds to Mnss Strong for three successful plays thxs year All Kem tonal stones due thls month M Track season started with the proverbxal birds and flowers Shall we wear monkey suits shall we go sport or shall we wear sem1 formal? That s the questnon whxch seems to be the most xmportant one at the moment wlth the semors expectmg to graduate It IS determmed that xt wlll be robes for commencement E Zone finals m tenms and track ends the sports season Semors begun to wonder why they dxdn t do that homework We go through that week holding our breath and finally the goal ns reached graduatnon and the recelvmg of our dxplomas And so the school year of 1937 passes 1nto obllvxon We stud ents who have acqulred an educatxon worthy of the future stand our trxck at the wheel The helm IS now nn our hands and we will do our best to steer a straxght course throughout that long journey until we drop anchor m the final port TRUDY ELLIOTT l 7 I ' , . . , , . , .... . . - , - . . , , . . , , . MA ' ' ' A' , . - - ' ' ll ' 71 ,, . , OI' I ' ' JUN ' ' ' ' ' ' IK !7 ' ' . , , . .
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COMMERCIAL RAMOND S FRAZIER BS EdM Pl ttsburg N Y fHeacl of Departmentl Plattsburg State Normal West Pomt Umversxty of Buffalo CAROLYN Cl-IRISTIANSEN BS Kenmore Albany State Teachers College CATHERINE A GRANT BS Kenmore New York Umversxty FREDERICK E GRE E BS Buffalo Syracuse Unxversxty BEATRICE HUNT BS Onexda N Syracuse Umverslty LeROY L PITKIN BS Buffalo N Syracuse Unlverslty MILDRED SMITH AB Cortland N Syracuse Unlversxty DOROTHY TJEERDSMA Ihon N Y Plattsburg State Normal MARIE WEILHAMER BS Utrca N Syracuse Umverslty ENGLISH MRS GERTRUDE M CHITTENDEN AB Burlmgton Vermont fHead of Department, Smxth College VIRGINIA CAREY AB Kenmore D Youvxlle ELIZABETH F CHITTENDEN AB Burlington Vermont Smxth College C ESTHER HEPINSTALL BS EdM Syracuse Umversxty Unxversxty of Buffalo RICHARD W OFFENHAMER AB Buffalo N Colgate Umversxty F GRACE SCOTT AB Kenmore Syracuse Unlversxty EVE STRONG AB Elton N Y Ithaca College Umverslty of Buffalo CLARENCER VOSBURGH BS Batavxa N Hamxlton College GRACE WASHBURN AB AM Spencer N Syracuse Umversxty FINE ARTS CARL HANN B S Andover N Y Ithaca College Llfe Lxcense from Fredoma State Normal JEANETTE UNDERWOOD B S Buffalo N Y Elmura College HOME ECONOMICS WINIFREDD COOK AB AM Kenmore Columbra Umversxty LANGUAGE LILLIAN M BARROWS AB Kenmore Umverslty of Buffalo MARIE JEANNE GENDREAU New Bedford Massachusetts Mxddlebury College BEULAH M HARMS AB Wellsvxlle N Y Umversnty of Mxchlgan MILDRIDF MABEE AB MA Fort Erxe Ont Umversxty of Buffalo ALICE COWLES VAN WIE A B Mount Vernon N Y Umversxty of Buffalo LIBRARIAN MRS ELEANOR PECK AB Warsaw N Elm1ra College MATHEMATICS WILLIAM H BRAUNTON AB AM PdM Warsaw N Y CHead of Departmentj Hamxlton College Columbra Umversxty MOLLIE A JONES AB North Tonawanda N Y Umversrty of Buffalo C SHERWOOD MILLER AB Kenmore Hamxlton College PHYSICAL EDUCATION ANDREAS H SCHULTZ A B Ph B East Otto CDITCCLOTJ Syracuse Umverslty MARIE KAUFFMAN Rxchmond Indnana North Amerlcan Gymnastlc Unxon Indxana WESLEY F SNYDER B S Kenmore Mxchxg n State Umverslty SCIENCE CARL W BAISCH BS AM Tonawanda N CHead of Departmentj Umversxty of Buffalo J CURTIS PALMER AB Hxlton N Y Syracuse Umversxty CLIFFORD E SCOUTEN AB MA Kenmore St Lawrence Un1vers1ty THEODORE J SIEKMANN BS Buffalo N Y St Lawrence Umversxty EDITH WAGNER AB Alden N Y Y Elmxra College Q SOCIAL scyj OMR GEORGE J BARNA BS Chfton N Hobart College Umversxty of Buffalo EDITH R BRITTON AB AM Buffalo N Y Cornell Un1vers1ty MARGERY L CAMERON AB Morrxsvxlle N Y Elmxra College ALICE C DEARING AB Kenmore DYouvxlle RUTH DEARING AB Kenmore D Youv1lle STUDY HALLS FRANCES S USHER AB Seneca Falls N Y Mount Holyoke College MARY E VIELE Seneca Falls N Y HALL MONITORS JOHNE LUNG BSc AB Valparazso Umversxty Indxana State Normal Indxana Unzversxty GEORGE M WILLIAMS Kenmore SECRETARIAL STAFF MRS ISADORA HOADLEY Kenmore Office Secretary CHARLOTTE A NIGHTINGALE Kenmore Secretary to Prmclpal C115 . , .., . ., a , . . . , .., , .Y. . . L , . ., . ' .., . , .., . ., . ., ' ' , . . ,. . 4' , . ., ,N.Y. . . . . . - . . Y . . , .., , . . , . ., , . . . , Y . , . ., . , .., , . . - , .., , .Y. , - - - . , . ., . ., ,N. . , . ., , .Y. I. , , I , . , . ., a . . , . . , . - , .., . ., , .Y. I --. , . . , . . - , . , . ., , . . , . . U . , . ., . ., . , . ., . . - - Camstco, N. Y. - - - - . , .., , . . , Y . . . , . ., , .Y. ' - , . ., , . .. . , . ., y . . . , . ., . ., , .j. , , .., , .Y. , . , . ., . ., , . . , . ., . ., , .Y. . , .., , . . . , . ., , . , .., , . . , - -, , y - , . ., , . . . , .., , . . . , .., . ., . , , . . . , .., . A . , . ., . . , . I . , Y . , . ., , . . . , . ., .., , . . , , . ., , . . . ,
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