Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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HISTORY BOY Jim Pilkey Paul O'Rourke Rodney Hood Cy Penley Jim Campbell Carl Chofoff Jim Coleman Bob Marfineck Clyde Musfy Howie Bell Dick Shepard Dick Simpkins Carl Chofoff Bob Hoff Clyde Musfy Mr. LeRoy L. Pifkin, senior class adviser, and friend, bofh looked very happy af fhe I94I under-sea J u n i o r Prom. Annual Senior Poll Mosf Popular Mos? Friendly Mosf Sfuclious Besf Dancer Mosf Humorous Biggesf Flirf Besf Looking Mosf Afhlefic Mosf Obliging Besf Dressed Mosf Sophisficafecl Besf Acfor and Acfress Biggesf Line Mosf Drag wifh Faculfy Mosf Energefic GIRL Virginia Coffman Mimi Sfinson Bernice Lucas Janef Holland Janef Lovelace Mimi Sfinson Virginia Coffman Beffy Brunswick Beffy Hughes Janef Lovelace Virginia Coffman Carmelifa Fisher Janef Lovelace Jean Pierce Jean Pierce The final acfivify of our high school career was fhe Senior Supper Dance under fhe general direc fion of fhe officers. The success of fhe evening was insured by Jim Campbell's quips as foasfmasfer and fhe dancing in fhe gym lafer in fhe evening, The proposed class giff, af fhe fime of fhis wriflng was a porfable public address unif. Whefher fhe course of fhe nexf few billions of years will be alfered b our graduafion l do nof know buf if is a cerfainfy fhaf fhe nexf few years hold greaf changes and! revelafions for fhe class of Sweef and regal June Reimann, Queen of fhe I94I Senior Carnival, accepfed flowers from M. C. Dick Shepard. pon fyo

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penT, gave an approving eye To Queen Virginia CoTFman and King Don Freudenberger as They led The grand march aT The I94l Junior Prom. I Continued from page 152 The TirsT oT The class acTiviTies Tor our iunior year was The sTage show direcTed by Richard Simplcins and Wilson Shaw wiTh music by Dan BogarT's orchesTra. The audience was TreaTed To a combinaTion oT Tarce and specTacle which, if applause can be used as a meTer, was enTerTaining To sTudenTs and TaculTy alike. AnoTher success was regisTered by The class oT '42 when iT presenTed The ScarleT Pim- pernel. IT was The TirsT class-sponsored moTion picTure shown aT The school. BuT The climax oT The iunior year is indispuTably The Junior Prom. Wifh Virginia CoTTman as chair- man and marine liTe as Theme, The class oT '42 ouTdid iTselT in presenTing an evening oT pleasure. Virginia CoTFman was crowned queen and Don Freuclenberger, king in The ceremonies. By universal agreemenT, a good Time was had by all. The year was soon over, however, and aTTer a summer oT resT and re'uvenaTion we prepared To enTer The lasT porTion oT our high school liTe. STudenTs look Torward To The senior year Tor wiTh iT comes The culminaTion oT parTicipaTion in all The acTiviTies and organizaTions. In This Trame oT mind we re-enTered Those classic porTals and soon chose as our oTTicers: James Pilkey, presidenTg Virginia CoTTman, vice presidenT1 Don Freudenberger, secreTary1 and STeven Lilak, Treasurer. In early November preparaTions were begun Tor The Senior Carnival and iT was a common sighT To see many a worThy, over-worked senior muTTering To himselT as he ambled along The corridor. EThel STevens and JaneT Holland, ioinT chairmen, endeavored To organize The various divisions inTo a well- conducTed program while scores oT oTher perspiring seniors sTrove valianTly To masTer Their respecTive parTs. When The memorable evening arrived, crowds Tilled The corridors, overTlowed The side-shows, and, in general, gave The Ticl4eT Talcers liTTle resT. AT The sTage show Dick Shepard, who ably Tilled The role oT masTer oT ceremonies, had The pleasure oT inTroducing The queen oT The carnival, June Reimann. The TesTiviTies oT The evening were concluded wiTh dancing To The caTchy, rhyThms oT Jaclc Spencer's orchesTra. OTher winTer class acTiviTies were The ChrisTmas parTy and The TalenT show- movie program presenTed in February, The laTTer being under The direcTion oT BeTTy Hughes and Wilson Shaw. AT TirsT no one would commiT himselT, louT Tinally The senior play commiTTee came ouT oT iTs huddle and announced meelcly enough ThaT The American Way by KauTman and T-larT was To be presenTed. Those quieT words were more porTenTous Than They sounded, Tor The producTion would require a casT oT more Than one hundred, and scores oT cosTumes would be needed. NeverTheless, Through The Tine acTing oT Richard Simplcins and CarmeliTa Fisher, The Two leads, and The unceasing energy and direcT- ing abiliTy oT Miss Eve STrong, The American Way was a rousing success. Each year The senior class has The opporTuniTy oT choosing The seniors who have been ouTsTanding during T eir Three years in The school, and This year Their opinions were as Tollows: JusT a loT oT cuT-ups! ThaT was The commiTTee in charge oT decoraTions Tor The l94l Senior Carnival. I6 AlTred, The sea ser-

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CLASS Good aTTernoon, Tolks, here we are aT The ringside OT iusTice, bringing you a play by play descripTion oT The sTaTe versus Bill Guiney -The quesTion under discussion being wheTher To leT him swing and sway or walk away. The accused is charged wiTh sniping Tires Trom TooTsie Toys. His accomplices are Brownie Calloway, Webbie Downs, and Al HemsTreeT, Three oT The chieT wiTnesses on The sTand here Today. DisTricT ATTorney Pierce is coming To The TronT. She's speaking To The deTending lawyer Bud Hughes. Words are passing back and TorTh beTween Them. D. A. Pierce is reTurning To her seaT To conTer wiTh her assisTanT, John HuTchison. GeT ready, Tolks, here comes The honorable Judge Hood, The Towering pillar of iusTice in The hall of crime Today. The courT arises and The Trial begins. AT This poinT, ladies and genTlemen, we would like To remind you ThaT DocTor HinTermeier's 'HasTy-TasTy HealTh ViTamizer wiTh locked-in Tlavor la paTenT invenTed by John LiTTleTield, new chieT.o sTaTT oT The STeTson, STerner, Spoor, and Jones HealTh InsTiTuTel will give you ThaT boosT To happiness-ThaT glow oT eTTervescence-ThaT bouncing build-up To buoyancy. Buy some Today aT your corner drug sTore. BuT waiT- The TirsT wiTness is approaching The sTand-Frank lvancic. D. A. Pierce sTrides To The wiTness chair. Where were you aT The Time oT The crime? Purchasing egg cups aT DoTzour's DeparTmenT sTore Trom The salesgirl, Jane HollisTen, while CynThia Davis played The cash regisTer. Did you noTice anyThing suspicious abouT The deTendanT? Yes, his bow Tie was crooked, and he was conversing wiTh Jack Rhiem, The noTorious ielly bean sniper oT l925. Lawyer Hughes comes To The sTand wiTh The glinT oT iusTice in his eye. Are you an acquainTance oT Clyde GoTT's? Weren'T you boTh employed by Russell lv1oTTaT in his DeparTmenT oT Public SaniTaTion along wiTh The accused? Wasn'T iT True ThaT Mr. Guiney was a clean and uprighT ciTizen? Yes, he had To be wiTh his Type oT occupaTion. ThaT is all, sTep down. The courT applauds. A wonderful perTormance oT a man doing his duTy To his counTry. And now, while we're waiTing Tor The second wiTness To be called, we'll describe To you people oT The radio audience some oT The renowned Tigures in The courTroom. Speaking oT sporTs, Bob lvlorTon, Tamous golT pro, and Ray George, The Tennis champion oT 1953, are viewing wiTh inTeresT This specTacular evenT. SeaTed wiTh Them is anoTher oT The kings oT sporT, Don Freudenberger, inTernaTional swimming champ, and his co-champion, Florence Hanford. Alva Score, The virTuoso oT The violin, is here wiTh Jean SmiTh, Hollywood dancing sTar. Here's a scoop! BeTTy SmiTh, English auThoress, enTered iusT ahead oT Cy Penley, The laTesT dancing sensaTion oT Eliason's EliTe, a popular rendezvous. lFor new pep and vigor in your dance sTep, Try Dr. HinTermeier's HasTy-TasTy HealTh ViTamizer. We guaranTee re- sulTsll Ah, buT Tolks, The second wiTness is rising: he is approaching The sTand, and here comes The guesTion- RoberT ShaTer, Tell The iury iusT whaT happened The nighT oT This crime. Well, sir, Elmer Rohring and l were riding home in my rockeT ship aTTer aTTending The local show when we noTiced The deTendanT acTing suspiciously! Suddenly, he sTooped and removed The Tires Trorn a TooTsie Toy ThaT was parked by a nearby begonia bush. He Then progressed down The sTreeT, sTop- ping only once To chaT wiTh Wilma Powell and BeTTy Jane STreeTer, who were on Their way home Trom Their bridge club. All righT. Cross examine. WhaT Type oT people did The deTendanT associaTe wiTh? Oh, he was always seen wiTh socieTy, sir. He was Triendly wiTh DoroThy Buck, The lv1eTropoliTan Opera sTar. wiTh The 'Fashion sTylisT, M. J. Rapp, and wiTh BeTTy Hughes, The concerT pianisT. He also knew Jim Coleman, The Track sTar. and PaT STone, The well-known radio commedienne. I8