Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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.FROM PLANE TCD PGQL THE CONSTRUCTKDN OF THE SCHQCDL From plane to poolethe birth of a school, a school dedicated, among other things, to the teaching of the ideals of democracy, and the begin- ning ot a year ot instilling educational and social learning in the youth of Kenmore. Working against an eight- week deadline in which to start con- struction in order to secure a govern- ment grant, the Board of Education chartered a plane to carry plans to Albany to be approved. On their re- turn Mr. Lloyd E. Greer, president of the board: Mr. William A. Kidd, arch- itectg and Mr. Frank C. Densberger, superintendent of schools, found them- selves stranded near Military Road when the plane ran out of fuel. ill After the approval of the plans, architects Franklin I. and William A. Kidd started the blue prints of one of the best planned and equipped schools in the state. KZJ In carrying out these plans practically several meetings for the opening ot bids were conducted from the stage ot the old school. C35 On August 19, 1938 the first spadeful of dirt was overturned by Mr. Greer. 145 With work finally started, the com- munity looked forward with expectant eyes to the completion of this modern educational achievement.

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Qwjttil ga it One for the money, two for the show! The chorus and choral- speaking group set the atmosphere at the pageant. Silvered athletes pose statuesquely, symbolizing the sports offered in the new school. We Are Polly Penquin recites her lesson in the penquin scene. showing the efficiency taught in the business courses. Address: Kenmore. New York. Typical community family represented by, left to right, Mr. Clarence R. Vosburgh: Iune Reimann: Don Brandt: lack Leiser. imi migrant visitor: and Miss Ruth Dearing. 2 3 5 . W2 is. . N ' M . , p s. , . . ' V t . 'Q 4.-fa., ., -