Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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Seniors Shirley Abbott Teddy The Kenitorial 4, Senior Carnival Committee. Senior Play, Art Round Table 3-4, Girls Reserves 3, Le Cercle Francais 2, Literary Club 3-4. Even when her lips are silent, her eyes will speak. Shirley Albee D0ddy', Literary Club 3, Secretarial Club 3. Clever, gay, she likes to play. llarriet Arnold Kid Basketball 2-3, Bowling 2-3, School Band 2-4, Girls' Letter Club. Let there be music. Thomas Arnulrl Tommy Chorus 4, Cheerleader l, Operetta 4, German Club 2-3. Le Cercle Francais 1. Honor Club 4, Boys' Glee Club 4. His silence has depth: his voice has melody. Barbara Arnoldi Jean Choir 3, Chorus 3, Literary Club 3-4. Her restless energy is tamed to useful purpose. Prisvilln Aspinall Perm-e', Dedication Pageant 4, Badminton 3-4, The Kenitorial 3-4, The Rostrum 4, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Senior Car- nival Committee 4, Choir 4, Chorus 4. Forum 4, Girl Reserves 2. Literary Club 3-4, Sans Souci 2. Her 'Perce'onality is pleasantly orig- inal. Shirley Baisch . Shirley Badminton 4, Horseback Riding 4, The Kenitorial 4, Chorus 2-4, Forum 3-4, Literary Club 3-4, Honor Club 4, Sans Souci 2. l94l Edition - 'Dere Bill'. Clifford Baker Cliff Iunior Prom Committee 3, Senior Car- nival Committeet, Senior Play, Hi-Y, Ski Club, Honor Club. Flaming hair, merry eyes- , How can he help but hypnotize-? Wlllialll Baker 'tBill Tennis 2-4, The Kenitorial 4, Senior Carnival Committee, Senior Play, Alpha Phi Lambda 4, Dukes 2-4, Law Club 3-4, Ski Club 4. W The he-art of honor, the tongue of truth. Edwina Banigan Winnie Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Car- nival Committee 4, Senior Play, Forum 4, Girl Reserves 2. It's not the men in your life: It's the lite in your men. Clark Beardslee Clark Track 3-4, The Kenitorial 3, Boys' Letter Club 4, Forum 3-4, Latin Club 3-4, Law Club 3-4, Le Cercle Francais 4. Quiet, but the best kind of sport. Nina Heier Nina Sub-Council 2-3, Senior Class Officer 4, Treasurer ot Sophomore Class 2, Treas- urer of Junior Class 3, Iunior Prom Committee 2-3, Senior Carnival Commit- tee 4, Forum 3-4, Le Cercle Francais 4, Literary Club 4. Beauty like hers is genius. Kenneth Beiter Kenny Ski Club 4. It may be gossip, but it's 'Chit-Chat' to Ken. Jeannine Bengel Jeanne Referee 4, Basketball 4, Secretarial Club 4, Archery Club 2, Commercial Club 3. Wisdom is a pearl. Audree Bennett And Basketball 3-4, Forum 4, Latin Club 3. Le Cercle Francais 3-4. She prefers to be a real pal. Roberta Beveridge Bobbie Horseback Riding 4. Regard her as a triend. Lois Bixby Lo Basketball 2, Badminton 4. The Keni- torial 3-4. The Rostrum 4, Chorus 2-4. Christmas Play l1940l, Alpha Phi Lamb- da 3-4, Dramatic Club 4, Latin Club 3-4, Literary Club 3-4, Honor Club 4. The good you do is not lost. Theodore Bleek Teddy Bowling captain 2, Basketball 2, Bowl- ing 2, Horseback Riding 4, The Ros- trum 2, Chorus 2-3, Art Round Table 4. lt's a jolly world. 24

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Class Prophecy Bob Boyne next to us, playing tic-tac-toe on the back of Bruce Leonard's White shirt. Ahead of us sit lean Hilt and Elden Iohn, coyly holding hands. Around us we see Tom Arnold and Dotty Lewis, world-famous psychologists, and Everett Woodworth, who is the author of the recent best seller How to Pass Latin Tests in Six Easy Lessons and also Translations of Cicero for the Poor Student. These two books have met with great success among the present students of Kenmore High School. Elaine Watson, the fashion designer and editor of Vogue, is sitting with them, as are Ioe Rawleigh and Norma Ross, co-authors of the current literary hit, How to Play Tiddlewinks and Like It. The magnificent physique of Dick Iohnston, champion tennis player and winner of the Davis Cup, heaves into view in the horizon. He is accompanied by Andy Dankovitch, Kenmore's Millionaire, who, it is rumored, made his money by manufacturing Christmas seals with the help of Patsy Claus tno relation of Santal. Two of Kenmore's well-known citizens are sitting across the aisle from us: they are Betty Gilbert and Don Sullivan. Their fame has spread far and wide. Of course, everyone has heard of Gilbert and Sullivan! Gladys Wilsman arrives on the roller skates which she won in the Feeney Soap Chip Slogan Contest. We hardly recognize Iune Draper, who is with her, and realize that it is because she has Dye-ed her hair. Magdalene Fitchijian, resplendent in her nurse's uniform, stops a moment to regale us with the latest happenings at the well known Hadley Hospital, and Lois Houck cannot resist telling us the news from the publishing firm where she works. It seems that Nancy Payson has just written a revised edition of Mother Goose and has changed the famous lines, Hang your clothes on the hickory limb But don't go near the water, to Hang your clothes on the Hawthorne tree, And I hope you drown, you dope. Soon, we are discussing the political situation and the merits of the various candidates in the forthcoming national elections. A hot argument ensues as to whether Glenn Powers. candidate of the No-Good Party, is more worthy than Tom Lanphear, who is backed by the Anti-Everything Party. We decide that Madeline Parsons, first woman candidate for presi- dent, has a good chance to steal the election with her platform of What the heck. Our conversation is suddenly interrupted by the unceremonious arrival of Clark Dorsay, who breathlessly reveals that after ten long years of painstaking work, tracing the roots of his family tree, he has finally discovered that he is very remotely related to Iimmy and Tommy Dorsey! However, when we asked about his musical ability, he blushingly admits that he is not a very good Fiddler. ..... rouge guaranteed to stimulate the bloom of youth, lipstick guaranteed kiss- proof, perfume strong as a magnet .... . What's this? Why, its Iane Pritchard, Marjorie Paintner, and Shirley Albee, who seem to have set up a cosmetic concession in the lobby. We wander up to ask about business and encounter Gordon Davis, who is indignantly complaining that, all advertising to the contrary, the Shirley Iordan Beauty Aid Lipstick is not kissproof! Meanwhile, in the flower shop, Bruce Henderson is shrewdly dickering with the salesgirl, Rosemary Lane, about the purchase of an orchid. But, Miss Lane, ten dollars for one overgrown iris! It's unconstitutional. We depart from that vicinity in haste. Suddenly a great din is heard in the next room. There is obviously a fight brewing. lane Hambleton, standing in the doorway with her badminton racquet, tells us that the bride and groom are quarreling about how to cut the wedding cake. Why don't they get a Hammer? is our bright suggestion. They do, and the noise ceases. Heavens! We just remembered! We had an appointment this afternoon to discuss the influence of the electro-magnetic ray upon Vitamin Q with Professor Randall Wall of Staley University. We are in the midst of a frightful quandary when the Professor himself walks in. He is carrying his new invention, a retro-active sun-lamp and electric razor combination. At our insistance he obliges with a demonstration of the amazing facilities of his contraption. We are still gasping as he explains the underlying principle of the invention. We begin to think: this always is fatal and we become hopelessly confused. We are restored to complete consciousness only by the wildly discordant sounds emanating from outside, which we recognize as Cliff Baker's new gadget, the Streamlined Syncopated Auto Horn. This signifies that our cab is waiting, and we take a hasty leave of the gay scene. Our taxi-driver, Howie Sanders, whips us to Fairbanks Field, Kenmore's new airport, where we board the Kritz Clipper, piloted by Bob Randolph and Bill Bowman. Imagine our surprise at finding Bill Osborne, Gloria Geisil, lean Wiggins, Wally Cook, and Nancy Rorke as our fellow pas- sengers. Soon, we are high above the clouds reminiscing about the good old days as our plane speeds on. And at this point we leave you, dear readers, in the same state as ourselves-in the air. j . I' I ?' 5 j. ,gpg AS A lu! lg I 'fff-tm at I L is , ghd' ,ZA V , g ,ll Txgvxil N1 0,5 T -ii it Q., to LIN!! 'Z L U ' A ,fly :3 ' ! ' ' ' Ill! Xxx 1' A, V . - . . ' '1- .. 9 ,tj Q E ,fy of ff WWKWIJM' 7 f ll -1 T59 A ! - . fl V If ' YQ Il ,I I I -sl-l al H A K A A ,QW r 'uf w 'fl 1 wr La 'O L ls Y 3 SAL m fg W ll YI 'fx '55 .1 5 If 1 ffh1LAWg'i f?fX if fr! 6 A

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Wdxvfllv-XXXT5 X . U A Que Q90 Francis Borfet K, Bud Q Track 3-4, 'Iunior la s K ce President, ,1 Sophomore Class Vice President, Iunior L Prom Committee . 3. Senior Carnival Committee, Dukes 2-4, Hiking Club 4. 'L'amour, toujours, l'amour.' What medicine can cure love? Wilton Bowman Buckshot Ski Club, Boys' Glee Club. A man I know who lived upon a smile. A Mfr-ffdwf obert Bo ' ob n , Cho 3- I restling lu 3, D ' P nt. ' e w, well met. Donald Brandt D. B. Dedication Pageant, Sub-Council 4, The Kenitorial 4. Senior Carnival Commit- tee, Senior Play, Christmas Play 119401, Alpha Phi Lambda 3-4, Debate 3-4. Dramatic Club 3-4, Forum 3-4, Hi-Y 4, Science Club 3-4, Thespians 3-4. Table Tennis Club 3, Dramatic Club Play Three Graces 3. He can, because he thinks he can, Richard Bretherton Dick Gemutliche Stunde 4, Science Club 4. He has the courage and patience to achieve. Gilmer Brown Crabby Swimming 4, Iunior Prom Committee 3. Senior Carnival Committee. Self-conquest is true victory. Mary Buckingham Bucky Referee, Basketball 3, Archery 2-3, Bowling 2, Choir 2-4, Chorus 2-4, Ger- man Club 4, Literary Club 4. To friendship all burdens are light. Dorothy Burghardt Dot Dedication Pageant, Basketball captain 3, Referee 4. Swimming K winner 2, Basketball 3-4. Bowling 4, School Band 3-4, Girls' Letter Club 2-4. . 'On one she smiled, and he was blessed. Eugenie Burke Genc', 'The Rostrum 3-4, Forum 4, Ski Club 4, Glee Club 4. . 'He knows how to say clever things and when to stop. 25 Seniors Joseph Burns Joe Senior Carnival Committee, Dramatic Club 3, Forum 3-4, Latin Club 4, Law Club 4, Le Cercle Francais 3, Science Club 3-4. If a hustler succeeds. Ioe will. Jeanine Busch Jeanne Basketball 4, The Kenitorial 4, Senior Carnival Committee. Senior Play, Art Round Table 4, Sans Souci 2-3, Iunior Show Chairman 3. She never shirks the hardest task. Robert Cashrnore Cash Dedication Pageant, Sub-Council 4, Se- nior Carnival, German Club 3-4, Wrest- ling Club 3-4, Boys' State 3. Blue eyes, brown hair- the answer to a maiden's prayer. Robert Caskey Bob School Band Z. He lightens things with a smile. Beverly Caulfield Bevs Bowling 4, The Rostrum 4, Senior Car- nival Committee, Chorus 4. Girls' Letter Club 4, Secretarial Club 4. . Everything new is fine. Kathryn Cerato Kay Horseback Riding 4, School Bank 2-4. Friendship is the keynote of success. Florence Chapple Teddy Referee 4, Basketball Captain 4, Basket- ball 2-4. Softball 2-3, Bowling 4, La- crosse 3-4, Chorus 4, Forum 4, Girls' Letter Club 3-4. To know her is to like her. Lillian Ciszek Lillian How favored is the book she cons. Howard Clark Howie Sub-Council 3, The Kenitorial 3, The Rostrum 3, Engineering Club 4. Always ready for a good time.