Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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PAUL GRMUSHA Paul Humor IS the only test f gravity EDWARD HARTUNG Bud And wzth hrm went much hap pzness RICHARD HEDLEY Dxck Fazth I can cut a caper DAVID HENNIGAR Dave Football 1 4 Swlmmmg l Basketball 2 4 Track 3 Letter Club 3 4 And ever as he went some merry song he sang MARGARET HURST Margaret Sweet reasonableness CARL JANSON Carl january Graduate A good sport IS a pleasure always GEORGE KING George Seren and calm was he All must be earnest rn a world hke ours JANE K1RKwooD Jame Archery 1 Basketball 1 G1rl Reserves 2 4 Llterary Club 3 4 Dramatxc Club 4 Happy she is and happy she ll stay YVETTE LaPOLLA Yvette The fairest mark rs easiest hrt JAMES LOVELACE lm None but himself can equal hrs worth IAN MacGREGOR Mac The Scotch are a nation of gentlemen HADLEY MASON Hadley Student Vo1ce 1 I am a c1t1zen of the world ESTHER MAUNZ Esther Basketball 2 Sensible people find nothing useless EDWARD MCCLELLAN 'Vly buszness and my art IS to lllfe THOMAS WILSON IVICMEECHAN Mac Band 1 4 The mrldest manners with the bravest mmd 'VIARY MEADE Mary Dramatxc Club 3 A Hower of courtesy CHARLES MILLER Charles Basketball 1 3 4 Success is lzfe lrved well HARRY NEWBIGGING Harry 'Vhghty hopes make us men RICHARD PERKINS Dxck It matters not how long we l1ve but how AVERY PETERSON Pete With the d6S1Ie to please BARBARA PETRIKOVICH Barb A lzttle work a lxttle play MARY ALICE PFOHL Mary Ahce One good turn deserves another CHARLES RADETICI-I Chuck A man s style rs a man s voice DAVID RICH Dave Golf Team 2 Dependable dzplomatzc Dave WILLIAM RICH B1 Football 1 Basketball 1 Swzmmmg 2 Jumor Assembly Guided by farth and matchless fortitude IOHN ROWE johnny Tumblmg 1 Sophomore Assembly Boys Art Club 4 A thing serrously pursued af fords true enjoyment EDWARD ROYAL Professor of a charmlng smrle JEAN SAMPSON jean Great deeds are rnsplred by love and 'imbztron ELMER SECIC January graduate Quret of nature nd szncere of heart Elmer JOHN SEYSE john january graduate Fun precedes his every glance RUTH SHOWERS Ruth Basketball 1 2 For she was the delxgh tful quxet kxnd VIVIAN SMITH Vw Basketball 1 2 Archery I To love a sport IS to be happy WALTER SMITH Smxtty Knew and practiced what was good WILLIAM SMITH B1 January graduate And he possesses strength of quretude DORIS STELLAR Dorxs Gxrl Reserves 1 4 Basketball 13 French Club 1 4 Gxrls Letter Club 1 4 Semor Play Property Manager 3 Lrvrng well is an art NORMAN THOMPSON Norman Band 2 Character ns happiness JEAN VANDERWERF Jean Goodness shall be thy guxde DANIEL VERON ICA Dan S1 len ce seldom h ur ts THEODORE VUKOVIC Bxshop Such are a pleasure to know BETTY WIEHL Betty Meekness IS greater than force WILLIAM WILCOX B1 Ambztron leads toward success RUTH YALSIC Ruth Basketball 2 Wxse strength of purpose is a true asset 29 .. .. ..Ed.. .. H . O A . . . - ,.,- - a - .. ., . .. H . . - L .. - ., . .. H .. H ' I . .4 . ll Y! . ' - , ' ' , .. u - Y ' - ll ' 17 . . n D ' I .. H .. . ., H . ' - . .. - H In Y! V AL 'llvv . .. ., . .. H .. - H ' - 7 - ! .. H . , - , . . . , , . . . Glee Club 1-2 Semor Assembl WILLIAM KING Bull . ' y' I 14 - I9 .. - ,. .I ., . . l I I - ' an vi - . . , . I ll Y! A4 11 ' .. ., . . . . D 1 ' ' Y . .. ,Y HJ- N .. -un . . . . Y . , , D Ln ' vl , .. H T - 11 vi . , , . . mn vu ' - . .. -un I I . sAEd!l . Q . AA 'l ll VY . c . l . ,

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28 LORRAINE WHITE Honey Whxte zn name and character HAROLD F WHITTAKER Harol German Club 2 4 Hrs quzetude ra tes well LEAH WHITTLETON Leah Secretarlal Club 4 Glrls Llterary Club 3 4 G1rl Reserves G1rls Letter Club 3 4 Swxmmmg 1 4 Lacrosse Glee Club 2 Happzness seems made to be shared CALVIN JOSEPH WILLIAMSON Ca Orchestra I 4 Band 1 German Club 2 4 He rs a fiddler and a frzendlv rogue fm, JANE WORTHINGTON Jane French Club 13 Lnterary Club 3 4 Scxence Club 4 Archery 1 Not much talk a sweet szlence ELLIS A WRIGHT Ellls Great hopes make great men EDWARD HENRY YOTTER JR Eddle Band 1 German Club 2 3 4 Baseball 1 A frxend to man IS he C ROY YOUNG Roy Boys Letter Club Cheerleader 3 4 Follxes Song Assemblxes Sub Councxl Hzs charmzng feet charm all who pass GEORGE ZITTEL 1 Boys Letter Club Football 2 3 Basketball 4 Lzfe IS a serzous proposztzon and so are gxrls ADDITIONAL SENIORS CLIFTON BAINARD Chl? Basketball 1 4 Tenms 2 4 Rostrum 2 4 Letter Club 4 Equal to all things for all thxngs MYRON BASKIN Myron Student Councll 1 Honor Club 4 Even hzs sxlence speaketh well WILLIAM BEIER B1 January Graduate Hzs smxle IS sweetened by his gravzty MARIE BIALOGRECK Mane A vastness of sweets RITA BOBIER Rlta Basketball 2 Dramatxc Club 4 Sweet and deep repose VINCENT F BOLES Vmce Football l 4 Student Vo1ce 1 French Club l 4 Track 1 4 Letter Club 3 4 The Poor Nut Track Manager 4 Play up' Play up' And play the game THEODORE H BOWLING Ted Football 1 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 4 Letter Club If anythzng IS spoken zn jest rt rs not faxr to turn it to earnest LOIS BUSCH Norm In such modesty there strength EDWARD BUZAK A true frrend IS forever a frzend MARIE CARUSO Mane Lxterary Club 2 Latm Club 3 4 The mxdnzght of her hair BETTIE CHRISTIE Bettxe A lzttle quiet rs the only dret HELEN CZACH Helen Sxlence IS more musxcal than any song RUTH FERRY Ruth Few words were ever spoken but true were her eyes BEATRI CE FLORER Bea The present fashxon IS always handsome ROBERT FITZMORRIS Bob The delzght of bexng yourself ' - ! - 7 . E l . , ' H v H I Ak d!! - Q S .. H , . - .. - ,- y - , - . . y v 3 y - Q - 1 . . - - y 4, . ' I. ,H LA V1 ' Y 1 , - . ,, . ., . - , , v . l - . ll - H Z t , Y - 1 -'Q' . . - . . qf ... '- ,lv 1 H L., .Zi , 4. - nv .I - H U - H I I - 1 ' ! 1 ! P I ' v ' v ' 1 - - , - ll H V - I ll - U H U I AK v! U H it ' Y! - , - , ll - , ' , at n - 1 I. an - '- ll it V1 IS H - v, ll H K- H - Ed ,

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302 WALTER A GODARD glass W!! AVING been labeled for convemency the Class of 37 we are about to depart for that place where the fields are green and the freshmen greener Exposed to the process of learning for the past twelve years we are soon to leave these classic portals for the last time and being possessed of a sound mind and body we do hereby distribute our possessions in the following manner Eddie Lowcock leaves to Walter Hagen his ability to bring down the house along with bricks potted palms and other available xmpedimenta John Stone bequeaths to Ben Banta his outstanding imitations of a hen laying an egg which has helped to while away many empty hours spent in class LaVerne Bring Em Back Alive Johnson leaves his reputation as a big dame hunter to Harry Richards Kenneth Martmdale who has worn out every book in the library leaves some second handed spectacles to Tom Bannigan Horace Curtis whose smile would delight any tooth paste manufacturer leaves with relief his trials and tribulations as Student Council president Melvm Berg urges Harvey Berg to carry on the splendid Berg traditions and to go places and boo thmgs Bob Burns Armstrong leaves to Dick Lane as the most threatening comedian of the Junior class a one way ticket to Van Buren hopmg he will turn native and stay there To the senior assembly of next year we leave some of Harriet Hallenbeck s good W P A orchestra HelenBonchek leaves to the class poet of 38 a rhyming dictionary and her ability to rise early every morning to work on her iambic pentameters which IS as you might say from bed to verse Rita Spoor who dashes and Jumps about like a Mexican bean leaves to the future editor in chief of The Rostrum her friendly disposition Pop Popalisky whose accomplishments in basketball and football would stretch approximately from here to there leaves to Dick Davey his fight mg spirit James Duncan leaves to Dick Kratzer a palr of water wmgs and a new swimming stroke which is as follows inhale tw1ce then bend the head forward and duck under the left arm make a counter clockwise circle with the right arm and splash water with the left bend the right leg forward at the knee and kick sideways with both feet One last point don t let go of the pool s edge or you ll sink Teddy Bowlmg who has no idea of what may happen and hopes that It does leaves a package of bird seed to Al Cortx john Darling don t be like that Greene champion browclutcher of the class leaves his powers of mner thought and concentration to the brain child of the Junior class Paul Schloerb treasurer leaves forty mne cents from one of his numerous bank accounts to The Kenitorial fund for next year And so feeling very much like Santa Claus we conclude our bequests If however our estate is not sufficiently large to cover these numerous legacies just forget the whole busmess In witness whereof I the testator for the 1937 Kenmore High School Senior Class have hereunto affixed my name this early day of June 1931 WALTER GODARD Class Lawvet I 5 I ' M J an Y D KK ' i! ' ' , u . . , 9 5 Y ' D CI ' 7 ' Y, ' ' ' ! ! . Y . . , . . . K, . . . ,, . . ll !5 ' LK S! ' ' 7 ,, . ,, . . . . . I 7 Y . l . , l torchy swing songs, Betty Thiesen's tripping of the light fantastic, and a , . . . U , . , . . . , . . . H ,, . . . . - - , , ll ,Y ' ' ' 9 . . . ,K a 1 ' . . . ,, 7 3 , I . . . Y . , ' y 7 7 ' 5 , . 66 ' 7 ' Y! ' , Y . . Y 1 9 - b . KICK ' ' 77 - A 1 'i 1 , , . D 7 5 . . . ,, , . 9 .