Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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As the first year in the nexlv high school comes to a close, the classes of '41, '42, and '43 look back on a year of numerous and novel class activities. With new facilities for night dances, movies, and parties, the classes have attained more individual importance in the new build- ing. fDrawing by Lester Barrett?

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Out of the Known We stand prepared on this threshold of life Gazing bravely into the unknown. We've passed all trivial things of youth. It's now time to stand alone. We've had pleasant hours with well-loved friends And teachers who have inspired. We'll always remember good times we've had And the knowledge we've acquired. First there was the Old School, we recall. It had ivy-covered walls, Steps well-worn by hurrying feet, And dim and echoing halls. Then the New School, huge and strange, With new mem'ries to be made, Exciting, adventurous things to do. We saw the short year fade. And now it's time to say farewe1I, But although we're feeling sad, We'll ever lift high our hearts and minds, In thanks for what we've had. MARY ELEANOR MCVAY Class Poet