Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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fg0PHOMORES, juniors, and seniors often find their work more interesting and helpful be- cause of the modern methods and facilities secured in large measure through the efforts of Mr. Frank C. Densberger, Superintendent of Schools. The pupils, pride and success in school work are often direct results of his foresight and high ideals. DRAWING BY AURELIA PANEZICH

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SEIIIOR OFFICERS If Mr. Clifton Fadiman, lnaster ol ceremonies on ulnformation Pleasef' should ask his board of experts to lind the answer to 'awhat is so rare as a day in lune?H the inevitable reply would be, Wfhe Kenmore High School senior class ol l940,'l which has an unequaled list of accomplishments to its everlasting fame. The class aimed high as sophomores and under the very ahlc guidance of Mr. George Rarna, who was its counselor, guide and father conlessor, reached its goal every time. As seniors they elected Richard Newell, president, Richard Yount, vice-president, Margaret Murray, secretary, Robert Wvoodhouse, treasurer, and Katherine Martin, student council representative. 'A reason for success is, perhaps, the unique fact that they have gone through the three years with the same adviser. DickH Newell and Mlgolwv Vlfoodhouse have each served three years, while 4'Dick Yount and Katherine Martin have been ollicers for two years. Though it is not their wish to sound coneeited, every member of the class is proud ol all the undertakings. The Junior Prom will go down in history as the first abso- lutely free ,lunior Prom ever given in Kenmore High School. lt was noted that all teachers and chaperones present declared it to be the best prom they had ever seen. Outdoing themselves, the class presented the school with a Senior Carnival in No- vember. which, according to Mr. Raymond S. Frazier, was the most successful, hnan- cially, of any ever held. Others can verify that, socially, it was also a success. All good things come to an end, but that was not the case this time. ln April thc scniors presented the riotous comedy NWhat a Life. The cast was headed hy Robert Wfoodhouse, who portrayed a realistic Henry Aldrich. Barbara, the feminine lead, was played hy both Helen Darrow and Margaret Murray. George Bigelow. a con- ceited athlete and Henryis rival for Barhara's affections, was enacted hy George Booth. Among others in the cast were Bruce MacKinnon, Katherine Martin, l.y stcr lfrost. Jacqueline Meehan, and Trudy Hemstreet. Principal Roy C. Freeman said that this was the most highly enjoyed senior play ever presented here. Although the annual senior class banquet and dance brought the years ol high school to a happy close, there was the regret that a 'milestone had been passed, and only in memory would they he privileged to live them over again. First row: Yount, vice presidentg Martin, student council representative, Mr. George Barna, ad vi:-crg Murray, secretary, Newell, president, Woodhouse, treasurer.