Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1944 volume:

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Army RICHARD BROWNING Lieutenant, U. S. Army CHARLES COW N Aviation Cartel, U. S. Army WILRUR WEBER Lieutenant. l'. S. Army 5 E Q 2 - E ! x I 'EZ H. r. 3 IR, fp 253' it 1 A - ily , i 3 lk ip EH Tv' fix: LT. OZZIE V fl ,g R PVT. CLARENCE V05 BURGH . FACULTY MEMBERS IN THE ARMED my 36 ,V ,haw - rf'5,!',Hi ii 3tQ.:'QSf: gf, i'?.Jg,,, gg .Q . , K M bl 1, if fl A, L4 .NJA B . Q is ,,,.,..L. ,L.L,f, ,A V A : C A - ' 1 i X 1. 5 7 1 Y L! if 5 Q 5 1 , 1 x FORCES . ev f ,Z Q-.R 55 , wr, Q 9' 3 'rw N4 'II-.xii af: WS :., .52 vs X1 2 'Q' if xx R 'fx M Rf. ,, 1 , If 115 STS' at if Q ' 4 x.g.g- . -:..1, .51 1 W2 ,V 4' 92 M A Qi ' vig 7 9 nf? - 6 , g if AQ '44 y 4 ,Iggy : M 5 1 if ',-2.I,,., '::15 ':,..,, ,..: .v42:l-ij 1 Jilwfaiwf IMANN5 Thaw' A- fducation Nlr. lframk ll. llQ'llhlH'l'f11'I', Supvrinlm-mlw-nl of Svlumls: Mrs. Milclrm-ml l,. Clvnn-nts, Trust:-v: Ml Alla ll lil '. 1-l . av, llislrivt Ulm-rk mul lgllNlIl4'SS lxlllllilgvlf Dr. l,ZlVl'I'Il1' ll. BI'llt'li4'l', Pr:-sixlvnlz Nlr. l . llillll Nurlun, :XlIm'l11'y: llr. l':llllt'l' l.. SI4-vpvr. vl4'1'-Pl'l'Slllf'Ill2 Mr. C4-orgu D, Lil:-S, ll5ll'l': Mr, ilwn'gL4- l , Wzlllalw. Sr.. 'l'l4lI5ll'l'. ll is uni vusy lu lw lmmla-fl llw vluy and askm-fl lu llI'0Cllli'l' llw lll'l'fl't'l llllilgIOI 31-l. lllal is ilu- slauuling rvqlu-st nuulv ul ilu' Administration of Kenmlmlulk- S1-niur lligh 51-lnml. We mum- lu llwm. SlllIlf'IllS of ull 1-ulilwrs and vlzlssvs. N4IlWlllISlilIl!llIlfI our vurivrl almilitivs :mtl clvsirc-s, llw ilfllNllllSll'illl0Il hvlpvrl us plzm and marry lllflilllilll llw cle-sim-ml 4-mlrses. Their olforls in moulding uml xlvu-luping: ilu- ruw IllLllf'l'lill lluw ln-vu unliringr. To llwm, thervfurv, wl- vxll-ml nur elm-pvsl zlnfl must lwurllc-ll llmnlis fur tlwir vxvvllvnt work and imulualrlm- 1'mmlrilmliuns lu llw prof-vss ul nmlxing: us lit lo fam' llw world. Q J 'JA lmxx li. llIiXIOItl-.x'I'. ISS.. -XM. Rm ll. lflil-ZICXIKN, BS.. NM. Rwwwn S. FRNZIHR. BS.. CARI. W. Busan. BS.. A.M. ,S',,,,,f,-1'i,m,- nf Sffmmlnry l'rinf-fpgl l':ll.lxI., Hvml of lfolnl111'rr'1'al Ilvml of S!'I.f'lIl'l' Dvpartnwnt lz'flurnlinn lIf'lI!Il'lllIl'Ilf. .4ssi.wIunr Pl'l'lIl'iIPlIl Assistant l'rim'ipal in 4' 0 as SL ' , Faculty IVIATH ICIVIATICS Miss Mary lf. Williamson. ILA.: Miss Fran- c-4-s S. llsher. A.IS.g Mrs. Anne Scouten. A.B.g Miss Mollie Jones. A.B.g Miss Ioan Searles. lS.A.g Mr. Williatli H. Braunton. A.B.. B.S.. I'd. M.. Department Head. LANGUAGES AND FINE ARTS Miss Beulah M. HiII'IIlS, A.B., A.M.g Miss Lillian Barrows. A.B.: Miss Ann E. Conn, A.B.g Miss Margaret E. Chase. Standing: Mr. Arthur l'I. Lindberg, B.F.A.g Mr. T, Franc-is Mt-Laughlin, B.A.g Dr. Sayre Paul Maddoek. A.B.. M.A., Ed.D. SOCIAL STUDIES Miss Ruth Dearing. A.B.g Miss Edith R. Britton. A.B.. M.A.g Mr. George J. Barna, B.S., Ed. M.g Miss Margery L. Cameron, A.B.g Mr. Carl VV. Hann, B.S., Ed. M.g Mrs. Florence Bollnian. B. Ed.g Miss Alice C. Dearing, A.B.. not in pietureg Mr. Eldon Somers. B.S.S.. not in picture. EINGLISH AND LIBRARY Miss C. Esther Hepinstall. B.S.. Ed. M.g Miss F. Grace Scott, A.R.g Miss Virginia Carey, A.B.g Mrs. Gertrude M. Chittenden, A.B.. Department Headg Mrs. Grace De- pew. A.R.g Miss Margaret E. O'Malley, A,R.g Mr. Charles Marlak. Jr., B.S.g Miss Elizabeth Chittenden. A.B.: Mr. Bit-hard W. Uffenhamer. A.B. Standing: Miss Elizabeth Easterbrook, B.A.: B.S. in L.S.. Asst. Librarian: Miss Eve Strong, B.S.. M.A.: Mrs. Eleanor Peek, A.B.. B.S. ii .S. 'lJrarian. t.,......l I MATHEMATICS LANGUAGES AND FINE ARTS ENGLISH AND LIBRARY SOCIAL STUDIES i Fazculzjf INIJUSTHIAI. ARTS Mr. Cc-orgv Dobson. KS.. Ed. M.: Mr. Hus- svl lientz. HS.: Mr. Lynn l'. Nivhols. KS.. Dirm'tor of industrial l':dlli'ZlliUll1 Mr. Holwrl H. Cultvr. PHYSICAL lClJUCA'l'lUN. llliM.'I'll l'IDliCA'l'l0N. HUIVIIC HCOMFMICS Mr. Chvstvr Hollivr. l3.l'.IC.g Miss Marit- Kauffnlan. Miss Maria' lt. Sl'illIiPl'. l3.S.: Mrs. Velma E. Nystrom. l3.S.. M.S.: Miss XVinifrvd D. Cook. AB.. A.M.: Mrs. Vvlina lNIlUS'l'RlAl. .urrs W.,,-,-..,,- 135, SCIHNYINI Mr. Holland J. Gladivux. AJS.. M.S.: Mrs. Suzanne Kirk. BA.: Mr. Carl Baisch. KS.. A.M.. D0llill'lIllPIll Head and Assistant Prin- t-ipal: Mr. Tiwodorv J. Siekniann. HS.: Mi I fuiti Plilllll A I3 M N Ui tif .,..'Si . ... .f.I '..l ford lu. Sroulen. AB., MA.. i'l1.D. COMMICHCIAL Mr. Fl'c'civi'ic'k if. Grvfv. HS.: Miss Bl'Hll'il'l' L. Hunt. HS.: Miss Marie' Weiliianwr. l3.S.: Miss Mildrvd Smith. AB.: Mr. LeRoy L. Pitkin. KS.. ind. M. Standing: Miss Catharina Grant. l3.S.: ifci. M.. D1-partnwnt Head and .Xssistant . . . . ,. . . . l'rinvipzll. Slfmtl. l'.lJlit.AIl0N. IIl'Al.IlI I'.lJlit.A'll0N. IIOMIC ICKIONUMIQIS SCIENCE COMMERCIAI. Miss Dorothy 'l'j0vrds1na. Mr. Aiiwrl Wil- zlg. Bb.: Mr. Rilyllllllld S. i'razwr. HS.. Frzcult lllQ.fXl.'lll'l DEPARTMENT Mrs. Hvlen Jackson. H.N.g Mrs. Dorothy XVadsworth. Sec.: Miss CathP1'ine Smith. ll.N.. l'5.S.: Dr. Adfur E. Maines. M.D. CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Phyllis McFee, Mrs. Susan Witzig, Mrs. Grace Scott, Mrs. Florence Miller, Mrs. Mary Cullen. Mrs. Betty Moreland, Mrs. Beatrice Walton. Mrs. Ruby Colley, Miss Flizalie-th A. Lewis. B.S.. Director. CUSTODIAIXS Mr. Georg? F. l7l'Lll'lll0lllIllL?. Mr. Frank King. Mr. ,lohn Dusenhury, Mr. Paul Wil- son. Mr. Theodore Rohde, Mr. Williarn Dior. OFFICE STAFF Miss lsulwl Czlselinuovo. Mrs. Charlotte B. Pawlik. SPl'l'9lZlI'y to Principal: Miss Mir- iann Park. Miss Helen Vathy. HEALTH DEPARTMENT CA FETERI A STA FF OFFICE STAFF CU STODIANS Student Council Carolyn Hall, Diane Dagg, Dick Walters, Marjorie Beardslee, Secretary, Robert Chotoff, William Condrell, Presidentg Mr. Roy G. Freeman, Principal: Gerry Dirk Douglas Hoffman, Phyllis Nonemacher, ,lamcs Michaelson. .laines Kilburn. ln order that a victorious peace be established in the world of tomorrow, it is necessary that the citizens of the future, the students of today, should understand the mechanics of government. The Student Council should play an important role not only in school life, but in the prepara- tion for useful service to community and country. A number of outstanding achievements have been credited to this yearas Student Council which functioned under the outstanding leader- ship of President William Condrell. During the course of thc year, two amendments to the con- stitution were adopted by the student body. One pertaining directly to the Council proposed that it consist of all four officers, rather than merely the president and vice-president of each class. The second amendment was proposed in order to remedy a weakness in the system of choosing cheerleaders, and provided that after September, l945. there would be nine cheerleaders-three from each class. ln the Fall of 1943, two large football dances were sponsored by the Student Council and held in the high school gym at which the cheerleaders led pep rallies. Several dances were held for the benefit of the Red Cross, and l0 at Christmas time the Student Council sponsored a dance at which Mr. Marvin R. Bush. as Santa Claus, was our guest. A jitterbug contest was held, with Santa as judge. Prizes were given to the winners, and candy was presented to every- one who attended. Also at Christmas time the Student Body pre- sented the Junior Chamber of Commerce with enough ornaments and tinsel to trim six large Christmas trees for the benefit of the soldiers stationed in nearby barracks. A number of firsts were established by this council. As examples, the minutes of each meeting were placed on the bulletin board for the inspection of the students: a new Alina Mater was chosen and words written for it: a definite time was set for Council meetingsg and the faculty cafeteria was turned into a snack bar for school dances. One of the most outstanding records of this year's Student Council has been the success of the War Bond drive and Red Cross campaign. At the time of printing 3227.000 of the 3250.- 000 worth of Bonds and Stamps set as a goal, had been sold. X 2 fa s 1 1 1 ki Q .w 'x Q 3 - 4.59: ,J 41, , . x f, yt, ff , Qma,5?,y mf' ,, we xxiy as ff as ,gb R7 ,vs V .fa , 1 e M. Q wb' Y wr, V. W 55,-. Q , 4 x X ? QQ, ff ,W QX J!! , fe ij.: ,S 2' A fx., f 3129 Q A ,g wg X f 'Wy ' 'x 3 gs' S 5 V1 'yi x . A 4 qw gf fs 4' ffl fx' W wwf W, ..-Q. AM, . , , 42 4 , 5 Y . A 1 ff af? Qfivfv' JK 'ci' Q Nfl mf QI ,va fo Am f W M':W'fi,g A K w U3 f 'ij ay 11 ff ink s A LW Q ' X .M M A N fifzr if ,M LY Senior Ofi vers Class H istmfy Looking at thc busy little community of Ken- inorc. wc find a large. impressive building at the northcrn cnd of tht- village. Carxed above its statcly portals are thc words: Kenmore Senior lligh School world renown builders of high school graduates. Spring of I9-ll finds them completing this ycar's production which prom- iscs lo bc one of the most outstanding classes cvcr lo graduatc. What lnakcs this class different? All that is known dalcs back to thc Fall of I9-lvl when local astronomers rcporlcd that the stars had begun to arrange thcnisclvcs. forming the letters-- Ke-nmorc ills. Thus. from the very begin- ning. its lalc scenlcd lo bc decided. This class was dcstincd to go places. And so it didl l irsl of all. as Sophomores. the class began its successful carccr with the election of officers: llob lVlarkham. prcsidcntg Kay Hush, vice presi- dcnt: lluth Ilion. treasurer. and Priscilla Cook. sccrctary. Then. in order to make themselves financially indcpcndcnt. thc Sophomore Show and Sl. l'alrick's Day Dance followed. With the proceeds from thcsc vcnlurcs. thc class was able lo hold a memorable Soph Hop with Nancy Rob- inson as thc beautiful princess and Peter Vogt as the statcly princc. pl ltcr a sunnncr sicsla. the class began the in- lcrrncdiatc portion ol its education. However. something ncw had bccn added. The nalnc 'flnniorsii had now been affixed to this faststcp- ping group of students. Using the experience that lhcy had obtained from their prexious year at K. ll. S.. lhcsc Juniors soarcd to new heights undcr thc ablc lcadcrship of President Peter Vogt. Vicc l'rcsidcnt Kay Bush. Secretary joan lyowcr. and 'lircasurcr ,lim lVloorc. officers lor thc second ycar. Social activities wcre not lacking this year, I2 Robert Chotolf, President llcrry Dick, Secretary Yicc President Archie Christie, Treasurer lor. in addition to the weekly Thursday evening dances, the class staged an entertaining junior Show and sponsored the Lincoln Day Dance. Money in thc treasury was supplemented by a share of the profits from The Governor's Daughter. an operetta presented by the students of K. H. The ,lunior Prom brought the yearis activities to a climax with lovely Jean Seelbach as Queen. and Bob Markham as King, reigning midst the laughter and gayety of a street scene. All too soon came the third and final year at Kenmore. With these years becoming fond memories. the seniors decided to make these last few months ring with crowning achievements. Class oflicers for the Senior year were Bob Cho- toff. presidentg Marge Heardslee. vice president: Archie Christie. treasurer. and Gerry Dick. secre- tary. Keeping pace with their resolutions, the sen- iors smashed all previous records by netting 2ili28l.U0 from the Senior Carnival. Queen of the gay festivity was none other than ,lean Seelhach. former Junior Prom Queen. It was on this fate- ful occasion that Irwin t F'rank Sinatraut Zel- man made his first public appearance. Spring of '44 heralded the appearance of the Senior Play, Junior Miss which, under the guiding hand of Miss Strong. was enthusiastically re- ceived by all who attended. With the Senior Hall. social activities came to a triumphant close. Thus. the passing of the class of ,44 brings to a close another chapter in the history of Ken- more Senior High. It is a unique chapter marked by wartime restrictions and by the absence of students who have left for the armed forces. However, to us. leaving brings us both joy and sorrow. joy for the future that is before us and sorrow for the happy days left behind. Clyde Rathmann. Marjorie Beardslee. CAST OF JUNIOR MISS Ifiryf Rnwg Rosen, Dovrr, Nm-I. Cunrlrell, Godfrey, Horning. Sermzil Kuurg IA-llr, llllfllllg, Cantwell, Mcllalley, Simpkins, Zelman. Lumley. Norlll. Evans. IW-lim-1-. Mzmnvar. jNllll'lllll1'l', xllllll3llS1'I'. BOYS Bill Cunmlrell Bill Conrlrell ,lim Moore Bob Clmtoff .lim Rosen Steve RZ1fl0Sl'VlCll Ur-urge Madsen .Xl fNlacGan1we-ll Bill Condrc-ll Ci-o1'ge Mailsvn .lim Moore llill fiunrlrell Bula ffllntnff Bill Conclrell Billy Johnson 213. - llost Popular .llosl Frierzdly llost Sturlious Hes! Dancer .llusr Humorous Biggest Flirt lfest Looking llosr Athletic llosr Obliging Hex! Dressed llost Snph1'stir'r1tc1l lie-st Artur or Artrvss Biggest Line fllosr Drag willz Fawzilty llost Energetic GIRLS Kay Bush Nlarjurie Bc-zmlslcc .li-an ACliL'l'lIlLil'l .laulxiv Devlin Ruth Marker Hulll Mvrkc-r ,lean Svvllrucll Sui- Alling Nlarjnriv Bi-arilflm-0 joan Sei-llmavlx Cll8I'l0llf BlIS1'll Mary Nliu' llmlfrey .Ioyvv Schwab Nlarj4n'iv Rl'i.lF1l4lt'P Rvlly Vvvsleull : 34 fa 25? 2 utah , f Q-'Sl KENITORIAL STAFF Firsl Row: Moore, Dick. Beardslee. Chnlnff. Tlwobalil, XV:-lifter. Second Row: Madsen, Morrison, Bonning. Macllamwcll. KiNMHHi EVENING NEWS VOL. XVXXVII NO. VIII A PRICE 5c SETTZO ACQUITTED Sensational new facts in the Arthur Snaffledagq murder case, brought to light by r. Settzo's own testimony yesterday gave the famous engineer his freedom. Mr. Settzo's testimony leading up to his acquittal was as fol- lows: I was spending the week-end .at Art Snaffle-dag's estate along with my colleagues Clyde Rathman and Dick Reid. Since we were there to meet representatives Bob Osgood and Harold Olmstead of the O'Neill Plas- tic Cement Company to discuss our new contracts, our secretaries Jeanne Morrison, Phyllis Munzert, and Nancy Robinson were with us. It was when Art and I were alone in the garden that the shooting occurred. Art had pointed to a group of weeds that were even scrawnier than the rest and an- nounced in all seriousness : 'See that plant over there? That is a young tree.' Now, this I couldn't believe. How could a little weed like that ever become a tree? Obviously, someone must have been gaffing my friend. With this in mind I remarked, 'Art, it must be apparent to you thaththis whole thing is a hoaxl' 'Imposs1ble,' was his rep y, 'I haven't seen an acorn around here for yearsl' U lMr. Settzo paused dramatically then shouted.J ' That was when I killed him. Any- one who would intentionally or un- intentionally make a pun as bad as that deserved to die! . Instantly the court was in an upl- roar. Settzo's attorney, Bob Nort , sued for dismissal which was imme- diately granted. The attorney for the state, Lorraine Hayes, and three jury members, Betty esbcott, Betty George. and Charlotte Busch, rushed over to shake the engineers hand. Immediately afterwar the. crowd surged forward and two of their num- ber Bill Wolf and Joe Cain carried Settzo from the courtroom on their shoulders, while Judge Peaches Packer led the jury in three rousing cheers. ................-.T- REPRESENTATIVE SELECTED Secretary of State Joyce Holzman announced today through Under- secretary Jane Bodenbender that Bruce Butler and Marjorie Beardslee have again been selected to represent the United States in the annua meet- in of the World Peace League to be held in Vladivostok, Russia next week. Miss Beardslee, you will remember, is the woman who won the hearts of the Russian people when at the recent Washington-Moscow banquet . tappe- tizers in Washingtong dessert in Mos- cowj she arranged to have served to everybody the favorite beverage of Russia, the Molotov cocktail. They give everybody such a warm feeling towards one another, Congressman John Sharp explained. Chief Justice of the League, Don Cornell, will preside over this year's meeting as usual. STATE AND LOCAL C ELECTIONS The final election returns show that the people of New York State are still solidly behind Governor Ronald Turner and Lieutenant Governor Rob- ert Tice. A new District Attorney, Carl Jacobson, was elected mainly on the prestige gained by his smas ing of a protection racket that had vic- timized such prominent establish- ments as Dev1in's Department Store, Broderson's Dress Shop, Swanton's Art Studio, and Choto f's Beanery. also re-elected was Senator Muriel o . The highspot of our local Kenmore politics was the election of Alfred Miles as our new Mayor. Other suc- cessful office seekers were Sheriff Don Murray, Judge Dick Freeman, and U. S. Representatives Nancy Noel, Joan Theobald, and Doris Webster. IDENTITY STILL MYSTERY The police are still unable to iden- tify an elderly man of about sixty-five years who was picked up last week by Patrolman Jack Quigley. Police phy- sician William Fink has announced that the man has probably been an amnesia victim for well over ten years. The only clue to his identity is that when found he was babbling over and over in a strange tongue what sounded like: Mairzy doats en doezy doats en liddel am zeedivyf' The most probable solution has been advanced by Doctor of Languages Ann Joyce Holland who believes that the victim has been isolated in a monas- tery for many years and the strange phrase is an ancient Tibetan tribal chant. Professor Donald Argus, the coun- try's foremost authority of American History, has declared that this chant was once a popular song in the Eng- lish language, but despite Argus s great prestige this theory has, of course, been disregarded as prepos- terous. 4 SUCCESSFUL OPENING The opening stage reversion of the old Civil War novel, Gone With the Wind at the Hamilton 'Theater last night was an outstanding success. Superb performances were given by the entire cast, Gilbert Gudgel giving an especially brilliant performance as the wind. Gil states that he gained proficiency in this part in high school where he was affectionatey called Hot Air by his admiring teachers. Other performers that received splen- did- plaudits from the critics were Edith Doerr, Bob Evans, Mary Alice Godfrey, and Irwin Zelman who por- trayed respectively Scarlett O'Hara, Rhett Butler, Melaney, and Ashe Wilkes. An especially effective job was done by the writers Jean Acker- man and Marilyn Hatch in their transfer of the story from novel to drama form. All of these points add up to a good plaiv, which according to its producers Bo Merkle and Vernon Moore, should have a longer run than the'Desert Fox, Rommel. -------......4............... CON DRELL ELECTED Terminating one of the most dy- namic presidential ,elections of our history, the final election returns, today showed that William Condrell is.the peop1e's choice for the thirty- third President of the United States. Mr. Condrell has the distinction of being the only President in our his- tory who has een elected by a unani- mous vote. Moreover, this feat seems even more remarkable when one re- members that even before the voting he predicted that be would win everxy vote. Of course no one but Condrel himself knows thereason for his cer- tainty. Perhaps he felt some psychic messagz. Then too, it might have been cause he was supported by Janet Hood's widespread chain of newspapers., Then too, the fact that he was the only candidate running for the office might have helped to bolster his confidence. II-lis campaign man- agers, Bill Kunz and John Obenauer, so ably extolled his desirable qualities for the presidency that all other can- didates gave up their campaigns as lost causes and dropped from the race.l Naturally, these theories are mere speculation and may be far from Condrell's true reasons. I Another unusual aspect of this elec- tion is that President Franklin D. Roosevelt declined to run for his eighth consecutive term. When asked w y he .had refused to be nominated, the acting President until Januar? first sighed wearily and murmure , Sorneliow I felt that I was getting in a ru . GOLD KEY RECIPIENT NAMED The Kenmore Junior Chamber of Commerce committee consisting of Dorothy Reilein, Jeanne Von'Daacke, Edith edder, Kay Moran, and Shir- ley Lumley have formally announced that Martin Feinen will receive the gold key which is awarded annually to the person who has done the most for Kenmore. The award will be presented at the Municipal building next Tuesday night. Of special interest is the news that Jean Seelbach, Dean of the Uni- versity of Rochester, will be a guest speaker at the banquet. November 13, 1960 , KENMORE EVENING NEWS Page 2 BOXING SCHEDULED I Local boxing promoter, Jack Meister, has arranged a real treat for all Fight fans next Tuesday night when he will stage the most talked .of bout of .he decade. This is, of course, the coming battle between Danc1nig Steve Zadosevich and Tiger Bill Johnson. Only by outbidding the cities o Moscow md London and holding many television conversations with Archie Christie and Bob Markham, the managers of Radosevich and Johnson respectively, was ie able to have Kenmore selected as the city in which the fight should be held. This bout is of such special interest because of the striking contrasts ietween the two fighters. Radosevich, as most fight fans know, is of rather frail stature, but he has made up for his subsequent lack of punching power ry his highly developed boxing skill and flashing footwork. Johnson, on the :ther hand, depends entirely on his own brute strength to wear down his xpponents with a savage relentless attack. K a . Opinions vary greatly as to what will be the outcome of this epic meeting if boxer vs. slugger. Victor Bargar, local sports writer, believes that John- :on's two-fisted smashing attack will prove fruitless against the deceptive iobbing and weaving style of the master boxer. New Yor City scribe, George Madsen contends that no matter how skillful he may be, the frail Radosevlch will never be able to withstand' the sledge hammer blows of Tiger Bill. Referee Ed. Burr has tactfully avoided any discussion of the merits of the .two fighters. An added attraction of this bout is that it will be held in the newly com- ileted Kenmore Olyimpia. The co-designers of this magnificent structure, Kathie Webster, Beverly oag, and Carol Kelley, are confi ent that every person in :he expected capacity crowd of 125,000 will have a perfect view of the ring. For those unable to attend, the bout is, of course, being televised by the McMu - en Electronics Company. The Economic Manager of the Olympia, Bob Carver, mas stated that if the present period of warm weather continues, the roof of :he building will be simgly rolled back and air conditioning dispensed with as ,s done during the base all and football games. Tickets are on sale at Rosen's Peanut Wagon, somewhere on lower Main street. ' MYSTERY SOLVED After a long and trying investiga- ,ion sprinkled with frequent frustra- zion and occasional nervous break- lowns Qwe just don't mention the two auicidesl the Athletic Commission, :onsistin of chairman Alan MacGam- vell, and members, Larry McElroy, Eugene Hertzog, Don Able, and Guy lohnson, have finally discovered how t was possible for Harold Auer to swim the 220 in minus two and a half ninutes. While splashing in a local wool last Monday fresearch, of course-J M'acGamwell discovered that the an- swer had been right under his nose all :he time- robably hiding in his mus- zache. Aflter his explanation it has mow become quite obvious to those of scientific bent that Auer turned in a iegative time by merely swimming zackwards. h s n A The .commission is still investigat- ,ng the incident that occurred- last Summer concerning Dick Williams. National League Batting Champion. lt seems that Williams hit two. home runs, a triple, two doubles, and three sin les in ive times at bat. 'ghink that one over. NEW INVENTION I A miraculous new invention in the scientific world was announced today and robably might be made available so tlie public in the near future, naybe. After several years of pains- :aking research the brilliant team of loyce Schwab and Pat Young have produced their masterpiece-the let propelled yo-yo. When asked .its value Miss Schwab modestly replied: 'It will revolutionize the wor1d's recreation. b D ' It is rumored that multi-millionaire Pom Cantwell supplied the financial sacking for the extensive research which led to this little wonder of our age. PARACHUTE ' nsvsnorsn Jim Moore, famed inventor, is working on a new type of parachute which consists of a rocket that is strapped point upwards to thewear- er's back. The theory behind the de- vice is that while gravity is pullin down, the rocket is pushing' upg anti if the rocket pushes just a little less than gravity pulls, the wearer floats gently to the ground without harming so much as a air on his headwespe- cially if he is bald. The falling person must take care that, while he is falling, he does not turn upside down, for t en the rocket will help gravity and send him zoom- ing to the earth head first, Now this is definitely to be avoided since it is annoying to have everybody calling you flatttE. I Tom Mc ee, local daredevil, gave a demonstration of this device at the Kenmore airport yesterday by leaping from a plane at five thousand feet. Twosof the spectators Ruth Merker and Gerry Dick, are of the opinion that McGee had used a rocket that perhaps was slightly ,too powerful. 'When last seen he was over Atlantic City, heading south. GOOD NEWS FOR BUS RIDERS Richard Foster, General Manager of the McGahey Brothers Transpor- tation Company, which holds a monop- oly, on all New York State transpor- tation, has announced his company's purchase of 100,000 new helibuses from the McDonald Helicopter Com- pany. This new model, designed by James Felger and Tom Christy, is re- ported to be a remarkable improve- ment over the earlier helibuses which had a capacity of only two hundred LAW SUIT DROPPED Last week, Steve Lukacz began court action against the Holmberg' Drug Company. Then, to the great surprise of al , he suddenly dropped the suit. Last night he called in members of the press and gave the followini explanation which he de- sired to ave printed. On Monday of last week, says Mr. Lukacz, whi e walking downtown to visit a friend at his job as a pan- handler the gives facials at the Betty Attmore Beauty Shopi I began to feel rather ill. I stopped in tofsee Dr. Wilber Dickinson, and I was surprised to learn that I had pneumonia. Nat- urally, my first move was to enter the nearest drugstore which happened to he McKeen's Drug Store, where I purchased a box of ,those new pills developed by Lucille Moelich, that are a guaranteed one-day cure for pneu- monia. However, it took two whole days to cure my illness so I, of course, called my lawyers Norman Joslin and Don Johnson and began suit against the Holmberg Drug Company which produces the pills. Then yesterday, to my great embarrassment, I sudden- ly realized why it took two days for my cure--my illnessohad been double pneumonia. I would like to take this oppor- tunity to make a public apology to all persons concerned. CITY BRIEFS Ai concert will be held at 8 P. M. tonight at Hood's Music Hall. Guest artists to he featured are the famed pianist, Kay Bushg and the noted operatic singing star, Lucetta Bon- ning. Eliza th Bredemeier will con- duct the Kenmore Philharmonic Or- chestra. Bob Seib, long recognized as swing- dom's 'top 88 man, brings his solid little combo into the Boogie Room of the Hotel Kenmore tonig t for a six weeksfengagement. The rhythm sec- tion of this band is sparked by the stellar drumming of Duncan Tutton. Conservative factions of the public will be glad to learn that the city speed limit has been reduced to 200 mph. Police Commissioner George Broomfield says the new law will e strictly enforced. Mr. Brack Ludgluster of the firm of Howard, Hettrich, and Ludgluster died recently and left everything to a liocal orphanage-all ten of his chil- ren. COLG-ATE ACCEPTS , Robert Hammond, chairman of the Rose Bowl Committee, has announced that the Colgate Red Raiders, coached by Dave Hott, have accegted the bid to meet Coach Murray hunk's sen- sational University of California eleven in the coming Bowl game. persons. A special feature of the new craft is itsquse of an anggravitational sky hook invented by illiam Schi- cora. James Rosen Class Will Tuning in on a popular broadcast last week. we heard the well-known chant of the Kenmore auctioneer: Lost, all ottr Seniors Lost., P. Cfs too: ltountl. all new faces. llope tln-y bring success to youl And, on this resounding note. he turned the program over to those retreating seniors, The Class of 19-1--14, who leave you this. their last will and testament. 'l'o all those who some day wish to be President, Bill Condrell, Marge Beartlslee, and Kay Bush leave their executive ability. Ile-tty Westcott ami Billy johnson leave a remedy for sore throats and a well-used megaphone for next year's hearty ein-erleaders. To all those who just can't wait to eat lunch, fourth or fifth period. we leave a permanent seat in Room 32-'i from 3:15 to 3:45. ' ,lim tDuranlel Rosen and Bob tBoogie-woogiei Chotoff gladly will a book. strictly on the corny side, filled with jokes for all future luunorists tflal Hall. That great couple of the dance. Jackie Devlin and Mike Markarian. leave their footprints near the door of 321 to anyone who can fill them. Ruth Merker leaves to any sophomore the ability to be bubbling over with vitality, even at those crucial moments lReport to Mr. Frecmanll. The secret of beauty aml the way to become Princess or Queen is left by Nancy Robinson and .lean Seelbach to future glamor girls. To all those who wish to skip class any day, Don Argus and Dan Stedem leave their couches in Mrs. .luekson's office. Captains Steve Radosevich and Larry McElroy leave luck. an undefeated season. and patience to next year's football aml swimming captains, Tony Kristich and Rttdy Kraus. respectively. To all dances in the future. we leave the everlasting strains of Dick Leckst-ll's Blue Rain echoing down the halls of K. ll. 5. Curt Swanton. .liln Yeates. ami Earl Ftresing, those artists about school. leave to Kenmore-'s llall of lfame a beautiful portrait of studyhall blackboards. 'l'o all those hopeful sophomore boys, George Broomfield and Bob Packer leave one sweat shirt. slightly stretched in the chest along with their secret for chest expansion. Edith Doerr, Vera ,lean llorning, and Nancy Noel donate their places on the stage of K. il. S. to the muny aspiring actresses. To next year's P. A. announcers. .lim Moore and C eorge Madsen leave their cleverly compiled book on lion Not To Stumble Over The Easiest Words ln The Dictionary. .leanne Von Daake wills her pair of size 36 dungarees to anyone who can fit into them tsay Wilda llarvey. for instancel. To all the enterprising young singers. Lou Bonning, Ann Snyder. and Elizabeth Bredemeier leave their places in the hearts of all music lovers. Bill lyolt know whol Kunz leaves one well-shaken pair of castanets to future senior carnival enthusiasts. Mac Mar-Gamwell leaves to all envious boys an invitation to train with the Dodgers next Spring. To all boys who hope to be in the Air Corps some day. Angie Ilollantl leaves her C. A. P. button and goggles. ,loan Theobald. Cerry Dick. and Dorothy Clark will to any sophomores or juniors their success in win- ning friends and influencing more than people. Edith Tetter ami Betty Attmore leave to any tired or lazy people their unending energy. One well-pounded set of piano keys are left by Dorothy Reilein and Janet Hood to that great up-antl- coming star. Bobbie Finnegan. Sue Alling and Nancy Iloddick, those basketball demons of Kenmore. leave the secret of their technique on how to shoot a long one.', 'l'o any aspiring young man. lrwin tThc Voicel Zelman leaves his ability to make 'em swoon. One pair of cowboy boots are left by Murray Schunk to anyone who plans to Go West. To the many meek ??? little girls of K. ll. S., Kathie Webster leaves her resounding voice. And so. as the last stanza of our will echoes through the air, we hereby put our signatures to uill in the year of Our l.orrl nineteen lumdred and forty-four. this class JOYCE SCHWAB PATTY LOU YOUNG S v's f. 'B' l lt 4 fm 9 fs 5 4 ln lr fm 4 fr Class Poem of 1944 UNFINISHED BUSINESS This year we stand upon the rim of unknown venture, Challenged by a world engaged in livid strife. We youths whose future holds uncertain promise, Are faced with greedy hatred, by appalling loss of life. No stern or measured epic has set a patterned route By which the goal we seek can soon be won, Tomorrow,s mystic dawns await a sure and truer foot To quell men's warlike passion so long ago begun. Our own great hopes withdraw hefore the menace of the time Swept in fleeting swiftness in the wake of war's regime, The old wild joys and laughter, the carefree eager eye, These things of old, though not for us, are but a hattlecry For the trumpet of a prophecy in inner glory rings, Undaunted we shall meet the World on pinioned fledgling wings With eyes unveiled and youthful hearts matured to sober peace, We'll rid this troubled sphere of war and gain secure release. By JOYCE HOLZMAN Seniors .lmN Amzmzimtu i' NJEANN Vale-ilietnrian. Alpha Phi Lambfla 3-4. Girls' Letter Club 3-4, Cirl HI-serves 2. Latin Club 3-11, Valeflietorian. Honor Stuflt-nt. Cr-nius anal Ambition f Siuw-ess. lluNAi.u AlIl.I'l lhuiriu-:R AIlI.l'l Slutlu-ut Cmuwil 2. Sub-Count-il 2. Bas- ketball 3 4-. An ahh- pm-rsnn, worth kmivviiigzf' Sl's'tNNI-L Ai,l,lw Sm-1 Girls' l.1-th-r Club 2-3-4, Le Cerele lfram-ais 2. Literary Club 3 4. l'fm-ir:-I4-al in sportsmanship. fi'K'l'lIIdItINl'I ANI!!-IIKMDN CA'l'Hll'lu tiirl Rest-rvn-s 2, Le- C:-rele Francais 2-3. liustriuu 3, K1-niturial 3, Basketball 2-fl, 'l's-nuis 2--l. Btfltllltillltlll 3, Valley Bull 2-3, llovslin' 3-fl-, Ping Pong 3, St-vt-n 3- Sistr-rs il-. S4-niur Play I lt-tile Sw:-1-t and just as neat. ltunvi-pv ANIIICIHUN .GANIJYU llnys' I.t'lIl'I' Club 2-3-4. Dukes 2-3--1. lli-Y il-. 'l'a-nnis 2-3-4. C1mipi-titiun is my ganna wlll.l.lAN1 Awnrzusux ANN lll-Y 3--1, Le- 1.1-rrle l'raut'als 2. Sub- flllllllfil 3. 'l'u knuvt hilu is In like him. AlYlt'l'l.tC Mu: A Nllltt-1Vt's Muir Cirls' Lettf-r Club 2-3-4. luter-American Club 3-4. Choir 2-3-4. Chorus 2-3, Sen- ior Carnival 4, Rt-fe-ree fl. Basketball 2-3--L 'l't-nuis 3, llatlminlnn 3, Soccer 23-4, Christmas Page-ant. 'l'he Forest Priiure- 2. Librarian. A sniih' fur tht- girls. a mink fur tht- boys. l,llNNLD Alttil s llAsvt1it lhvys' Letter Club -L l notball 3-4, St-n. iur Carnival Cuuuiiittee 4. Supliornure Show 2. lly ln'0l'g:4'. lift- is fun. lil-1T1'v Jaw: A'I l Xltll!l'1 MBIHCIIT l'lYi1s Cirl Rc-sf-rva-s 2, Latin Club 3-fl, Literary Club 3-4, Snpluuuure llop Committee 2. .lunior Slum 3, Suplinlnore Show 2. ,lun- inr Prom Committee 3, Senior Carnival Cunuuittee il. Chorus 2-3-4, Basketball 2, Buwling.: 2. Christmas Pageant 3-4, You Can't Take ll With You 3, Keni- torial 4. llc-re is u girl with vlieei' antl smiles. 18 -3' -S x Q .,f. ts... t Fife, ws 1 1-f . 1 l l 1 Q , tt. wk! 'Y- .vi ..,. 4. Q i 14 'K I. ll! 5 lk it v A Sh l is 5 el B' it 'li i A x se W? fix X? it 8 .AM L. 5 e f E '44 . I 4' Q fi 3 +2 fn - -at 'k Honor Students .l-xNi-31' llnnn 'k JAN Salutatnrian. Dramatie Club 2, Latin Club 3-4. Lite- rary 3 4. Sub-Council 2, Choir 2-3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, Senior Carnival 3-4, Ref- eree 4, Basketball 3-4, Christmas Page- ant 3-4, The Governors Daughter 3, Forest Prince 2, You Can'l Take It With You 3, Senior Play. llunnr Stu- rlent. llc-r intelligt-m'e is aecmnpaniexl with beautiful music. llfumm Arm: Stvu1.i:v Buys' Letter Club 3--l. German Club 4. Plinlography Club 3. Senior Carnival 4, Swimming 2-3-4, Swimming League Win- ner. You Can't Take lt With You 3. .luninr Show 3. Fish have uuthing nu mel XVILLIAM At'Nns'r Bll.l.'l A frieml tu man. 'V .. DoNA1,n !3.u.l, DUN Nuthing will keep him down. nvlcu vIC'l'0It BARGAR Junior Prum Cunuuittee 3. Warm-n I'll have niure of them. Donoruv Biuuu-:1'1' D0'rTu: Girl Reserves 2, Literary Club 3. Chor- us 3. Basketball 2-3, Sm-ver 3, Valley Ball 2-3, Bowling 2-3, Senior Play. You can 1-uunt on nie! blAltJ0ltlH Br:Aluisl.i:r: if M Antik Cirls' Letter Club -1, Latin Club 3--1, Literary Club 3-4. Stutlent Council 4, Sub-Council 2, Senior Class Officer 4 lVice Presiclentl. Sophomore llop Cum- mittee, Senior Carnival, .lunior Show. Basketball 2-3-4. Tennis 3-4, Suvver 3-4. Swimming 2-4, Vnlley Ball 2-3-4. llnnnr Student, Kenitnrial 4. l ineness is everlasting quality. lh-g'r'l'v Bizclugu A'Bli'l I'Y'l Girl Reserves 2. U Pleusing: tu the eye antl minil. ANNE Bi11.l.iN HANNII-In Basketball Captain 2. lieferee -1. Basket- ball 2. And every lliuuglit siiieern-. 'k Honor Students nJUNEs1 JUNE BIGCART 'Tis goodwill that makes intelligencef, i .1 i 4. N , I .. fl 1. if f -Q' 62 is Sus' -. . . . E w ' JP' av if at , . , is 1 .X mlm .1 eip- gjgjx - 25. -1 .Q -ALb of Q 3' 1. .. f Q.. - -1 --ff' .. ESTHER BLACKMAN Eg-mm ' Senior Play. H .. 'Cordial and amiable. . I li J IsAn1s1, BLACKMAN IzzY I x Y 1 Literary Club 3, Archery 2, Swimming 3, Bowling 2-4. ff 'Tis good to be Fry i : 1 pl . .1 Q JA o mm fu nn- mallc lklu -4. 'ir ' Lette 5 J 2-3-4. Girl , Inte ' e ican Clllb Clu - ub-C 1 il 2. Sop ore Hop 1 4, Cl' - , l s all 2-' um 2 L,,..t. ll '- -4, F' f Q 2 enio . air gp-'P' At mira e qualities. ' LUCLTTA BoNN1No Lon Art Round Table 2, Choir 2-3-4, Chorus M 2-3-4, Christmas Pageant 2-4, The Gov. ernor's Daughter 4, The Forest Prince 2. Kenitorial 4. An artist f11ll of song. :lrpftx Boon . JI-AN .-L.: A Kindness IS a virtuefllll pnji-7,4Ajltt 9-6 WA. 5 1. ll l A F I '-915,zf,lNslf9' JV li ltitlfl'1,nt1.etL CU 1 ' MW ' t.L l' A ll: C l-'tQD1'.l:v 1-' tw l.1lllS Bom: KL if -'LO' 'WL' i' Alpha Phi Lambda 4, Girl Reserves 2-4, Literary Club 4, Science Club 4, Thes- pian 4, Basketball 2-4, Archery 2, Had- mmton 2, Soccer 24, Volley Ball 4, Bowling 4 Christ as Pageant 4 S1sters 4 Sen w. ,, ' .S S L ' n -t -' -' . - , Ho nt. 'Ideals and a i ry! ' n, U J . ' .tml ' B ' . ' Liz IC 3, l - an Cl11h 4, Girl rv 4 2. L' ar 1l5 4, Thespians CW2-3-4, h 1 -3-4, asketball 3 Il 4, BOW' , The 1 ernor's uw'3a fmw .ma nut 11l f fun. Su11u.1:r BRODERSEN 'illlltllll-ISU Chorus 2-3. Basketball 2. lxenmore's gilt to ,lohn Poue1's. A Seniors GEORGE BRooMF11-31.11 'iBlt00MlE', Boys' Letter Club 3-4, Football 2-3-4, Sophomore Show. What is this dull town to me? BETTY Buowmowskv wk B-B EY!-:sn lnter-American Club 3-4, Senior Play. Honor Student. Cheerful without hilarityf' lvlARtillCu MA11cA11u'r Buuus A smile in her eyes. .ulirhw EDWARD BU1111 4. Quiet is his manner. HSHIUFBQ, CHARLOTTE Btzscu Latin Club 3-4, Literary Club 3-4, ,lun- ior Prom Committee 3, Senior Carnival Committee 4, Choir 2-3-4, Chorus 2-3, Soph Hop Committee 2. Basketball 2-3-4, Forest Prince 2. Kenitorial 4. Flashing Brown Eyes. KAY Busu Buren Le Cercle Francais 2-3, Literary Club 3-4. Student Council 2-3, Sub-Council 2-3, Junior Class Officer ISecretaryl, Sophomore Class Otlicer lVice-Presi- dentl, Choir 2-3-4, Chorus 2. Basket- ball 2-3, Tennis 2, Bowling 2, Ping: Pong 2, Soph Hop Committee 2, .luuior Prom Committee 3, Senior Carnival 4. Kenitorial 3-4, Sophomore Show 2, JUD- ior Show 3. Personality that wins all. BRUCE BUTLER i' BUTs Hi-Y 3-4, Inter-American Club, 3 4, Pau- American Club 2, Golf 2. Honor Stu- dent. Capable, dependable, agreeable. lik- able. Josrzvu CAIN lol-1 He has 'Gear shift' blues. Tom C,xN'rwr:1.1. if 'l'o1v1 Boys' Letter Club 4, German Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Science Club 4, Sub-Council 2, Swimming Manager 2-3-4, Track 2, Senior Play, Seven Sisters , llonor Student. One of the 'rover' boys. 19 A xxorllivxhilr- fri:-ml. Seniors l,ltIMIll,l.N t,-um-:ii Pius l.iI4-rary Club 3. RHlll'lll'l' Cuni-:ii Ronin Sub-Council 2. llon IlllIl'll is your house worlll'! Itosi-.NI-um.Cas-uaiiwln-i ik Hosta lIll1'I'-Allll'l'it'llll Club, 3, l.atin Club 3-4- llask:-tball fl, llouor Stuilont, All arouiul l00'Q. Ilotus tIms'ri.i: ik Nlltlltlsu Hein-iiev Club il, llouur Sluila-nt. Alnays lo be trust:-nl. Iinsm tIuutvvu.K lIiMA'l Quii'I. i'lmriuing1 manners. lloiioim lIiii'i i'i-zxni-,w l,U'I l'lI'lii SVIIIUI' Carnival 4.onuiutln-e I-. fllmlys a pu'i'f1-el hilly. Wimifx lilIl'l l'l.l12Y 3VlI.I.ll-In l.horus .S-4. A 1'll4'l'I'l'Ill lu-art uilh a song. Kniiiziiixi-. tiuomn KA'rln ' Nr! liounsl 'l'abl4- il. Chorus I -, 'e ' 1 I 1 num t ll-.IIT .llU'l'l H N ' 1 ' Alllll as f,-U 'V X ,L ,jlfaxf XEEMA , xx X X J i . x e L r A L 1 5 Qiff. 1 X - A ..l-ui' N r Q iii .,, , 3 ' an f 9' fs ' 'K fi wax 5 ' , M! ' an ' . -i - 1 I, Senior C ass Ufliee ll,l'l'!-lllI'Illl, ,llllllllf Protn fiomniitter- 3, N-nior Carnival Commilln-e 4, Sopho- more llop Coiuiuitlee 2. Footlmall 3-Ll, 'l'ra4'k 2-3-1. Senior Play fl, Kenitorial -I You see, il's this nay. Nliss ,lones . . 20 f. 4' ar A SQL. 'k Honor Students 'l'uoMAs Cuinsrr 'I'om Boys' Letter Club. 3-ll, Dukes 'l-, 'l'rarli 3-4, Senior Play. My hope is in the future. Doluvruv Cl.AltKI'l lJo'l'1'u-1 Art Rounil Table 2-3, Choir 2-3-rl, Chor- us 2-3-4, Christmas Page-anl. 'l'he Cov- ernor's llillIgl!ll'f.u She makes a pleasing picture. Sunni-Lv tlmimtz Gi-ziiinf' Alpha Phi l.ambtla 3-Al. llirls' Letter Club 4, Roslrum litlitor -li. Kenitorial 2-3. Basketball 3-fl-. Prai'lieal and efficient is she. . ' . , ,xl UH.. l'.u.m:N l,UI.l.lN5 Chorus 4, Basketball ZZ. Areln-ry 23. Badminton 3, Bowling: fl. Christmas Pageant 4, Senior Play -4-, Seven Sis- ters 4. Eyes that twinkle. PA1' Coi.i,1Ns Px'i ' Chorus 4, Basketball 2, Archery 2-3. Badminton 3, Christmas Pageant fl. Seven Sisters 4, Senior Play. Sterling quality. ALAN Coifrrzn Conn Cerman Club 3-tl, Sl'll'Ill'l' Club 3, Ski Club 3. A man is as his minml. WIl.l.IfKNI Coumnzu. lilI.l.-Q Boxing Club 3, Boys' Letter Club 3--1. Debate 2, Dukes 23-4. Hi-Y 3-4, lnter- American Club 3-4. Le Cert-le Francais 2-3-4, Photography Club 2, Scienee Club 3, Thespians 3-4, Student Council 4. Student Council President 4, Sub-Conn eil 2-3. Senior Carnival Committee 4, junior Show 3, Flag Salute 4, Tennis 3-4. Junior Miss 4, You Can't Take It With You 3. Senior Play. The future lies before us. to make it as we will. BARBARA Coma-um Ronin:- Chorus 2-3-4. Meet her any time ul day. lJoNALu Cotinzri. Dux Alpha Phi Lambrla -l. ljfilllllilll' Club 3. Inter-American Club 3--L Kc-nitorial Staff 2, Christmas Pageant. .lanuary Graduate. Determined voice triumphant look. 'k Honor Students .lonrv Daxxovngn .l0HNNIE Football 4. A hail fellow. well met.', ,lACQlllil.A Dt:vl.lN 'IIACKIEH Art Round Table 4, Literary Club 4. Kenitorial Staff 3-4, Sophomore Show 2, Junior Show 3, .lunior Prom Com- mittee 3, Senior Carnival Committee 4, Referee 4. Basketball 3-4, Kenitorial 4. From dancing eyes to dancing feet, pretty. popular, and mighty sweet. GI-lItAI,DlNl'1 DICK GtlRRYi' Girls' Letter Club 2, Girl Reserves, Lite- rary Club 344, Senior Class Secretary, Junior Show 3, Basketball Captain 344, Basketball 3'4, Bowling 2-3-4, Christmas Pageant 3-4. Kenitorial 4. Forever present at times of fun. Wu.nmz DICKINSDN Wn. Hi-Y 4. He uill always win his way. llI'1'l 'rr Dlftksow 6'BE'rTY Senior Carnival Committee 4. Of such. the best are made. ,lmmzlc Dnzruntu if JoYcr: Girl Reserves 2, Latin Club 3, Literary Club, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, ,lun- ior Show 3, Senior Carnival Committee 4, Badminton 2-3-4, Volleyball 4, Honor Student. Bright, pretty, demure and sweet. tluyrow D'INuu.1.o GUY JK man is always a man. Snmrrgr Dixon Dixie Girl Reserves 2-3, Le Cercle Francais 2, Basketball 2, Swimming 23, Bowling 2. Self-respeet is a virtut-.U Lois Dousom Donuts llirl Reserves 2. Chorus 3, Senior Car- nival 2, Badminton 2. Christmas pageant Forest Prince 2. Pt-rseverance will succeed. , K, 5 Q if na: i .....' f in , . J, fi . - Q .. al l L, . Xi 4 fi e. 'O W 1 'Ci a lists., C Q 4' Q is rs- -x Seniors SHlttI.l-lY Domus fk nslllltldi llonor Qtutlent. As meet and pure as a lily. 4 f' -L -'C sd W y'D' '3ltlQ Q hlilllliu 5 Inter- mt an my '-4, Le Cerele Qganca' -3, ms s -4, Kenit al zp taQ.3, writ Ff 2, Choir -4. 'horns 25 -oplhhore Shc ,lnnior 3 ,hg:c3, S i r Carnivga 'ttee 4. Q Ifkethal , You C ' ' e It With AQiou . ur Town Forest Prince 2, lstm a ant 2-3-4. junior . 4, or Play. lasx ith a delicate air. Auca Domlkrr Amer-1 A silent, secretive, young woman. PEARL Dmaws l'..3,tm,', 'SA mind serene in tliflitzultiesf' A t ff t Pnvu. D1 I I' Y r , ll T 1' , l CI i ni Y tea Js l'ke , motfn. t re's a ma 'n ' . j 1 CHARLES D1rN1.ol' if 'ifilillllliv Honor Student. Good, better, lrest Arvcrg Elncksou Basketball captain -never let it rest. A1.Yt:r: 2. Basketball 2. Sweet serenity. Fnfwcas livfws Q l MN Honor student. Youth has sense and spirit. Ronsnr Evmvs Bog Dukes 4, Thespians 4, Sub-Couneil 2. Christmas pageant 2-3-4, junior Miss 4, Seven Sisters 4. Kenitorial 4, You Canit Take It With You 4, Senior Play. Minh and might come together. 21 Senimfs Siuiuizr l'lNlulKI'1'I l' NSIIIIILN Girls' I.:-tter Club 4, Girl Reserves 2-3. Literary Club I5-4, Chorus 2. Soplioiuore Ilop Committee 2, Soccer 3, Forest l'i'iiu-4- 2. She It-avr-s at wa-lt-oinc behind her. l.oiutAtNr: livanr fk 'l.,AlillYii llasketball 2-3. Volley Ball 2, llonor Student. For those who want the finest. l'It.tz.uu:'t'ii liw.-un' Bt-1't t ' Girl Reserve-s 4, Chorus 2-3-4, Basket- ball 2-3, Archery 3, Vollcy Ball 3-4. lCve-rytltitigfs lots of fun. .I A wt t-Ls I t:l.ot-in JIM German Club 3-4, Pliotograpliy Club 2-3-4, Science Club 2-3-4, Ski Clttb 2-3--1-. Sub-eouncil 2. Senior Carnival 4, Tran-lt 2-3-4. Ambition puts him on tht- top. 'I'ul-:lu-:sl-L lftzttimwii 'l'i1iun ' Chorus 2-3-4, Christmas Pageant 2-3-4. 'l'h-- Govt-rnor's Daughter 3, Forest l'riuct- 2. Softly speaking. sweetly smilingf' ,ff as 4 -0 . 'J , 'Y' s , jf ... 1, - ' a , ,A -1 72 1 l A 'ug '1'fISZ5'fi .5 l..iIk+lf . 'i' , A 1 t. ,. p f p ' . ,,. 7 1 al- ' 7 'nigga' J. x J! ' ,J . N ., 'WIT' liouiztt l'u.u' Roc J - Nt-vo-r a dull moment. 'fl' -3 I . 95 xi l . Wll.I,lAN1 PINK L Btu. M Q - A . l'1nsy eotttiltg and easy going. . ,ht . is 5 2- ' .-.1 ' -rf P' ' I 4 k fyvw 4 ' 'rrr Wu.l.iAm lftsiitmtzx i'FISllv 'n 8 1 ' lnter-American Club 3-4, Swimming 4. ' 4. N Senior Carnival 4, Kcnitorial 4. f' . Q- Mirth and might coiue tog.u'tlier. 5 L ' , t . ,ft . S I I ,xt Y '1 A 1- lMv'roN lfot.t,i:'r't' Dui-:s Q f llc lights-ns things with a smile-.' V Y I' V A , kvf . . ,. ,zk , Z2 4 -.af 'A' Honor Students RAvMoNo Font: RAY German Club 4, Science Club 2-3-4. Boys' Glen- Club 3. And we have such fun. RICHARD I-'naizman Dick Forum Club 2, Junior Prom Committee 3. Seven Sisters 4, Senior Play, Keni- torial 4. We know his friendly air. Ronanr Flu-:rz Cunt.Y Why toil one's life away? A toiler dies in a day. MARll.YN Funmsu Form Girls' Letter Club 3-4, Basketball cap- tain 4, Basketball 2-3-4, Archery 2, Vol- ley Ball 3-4. A swell girl thru and thru. G1.oiuA Gaim i'GLQlllY,, Art Round Table 3. A right woman in the right place. Lots GAYTUN Lo Art Round Table 3, At Lafayette, -150 point L 2. Quietnt-ss is a merit of womanhood. Bl'I'l l'Y Ui-:onctz Gt:oln:t Girl Reserves 2, Latin Club 3-4, Literary Club 3-4, Kenitorial 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Carnival Commit- tee 4, Chorus 2-3-4, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Sophomore Show 2, Jun- ior Show 3, Basketball 2-3-4, Bowling 2, Christmas Pageant 3-4. She carries the stars in her eyes and the sttn in her friendship. Dotus Gaonut: Horus Basketball Captain 2, Referee 2-3, Bas- ketball 2, Archery 2. Softball 2. DelightfulIy nice. Gt.oluA Gltstzv Gro Girls' Letter Club 3--f-, l,e Cercle Frau- cais 3. Chorus 4. Howling 2-3-4. Bad- minton 3. llorsf-hack Ridini' 3, ,lunior Badminton champion. Mods-stly capable. n i' Honor Students lklAltY Amer: GOIN-'IIEY 1 M. A. Girls' Letter Club 3-4, Choir 2-3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, Basketball 3-4, Badminton 3, Volley Ball 3, Bowling 3, ,lunior Bad- minton champion, Senior Play, llonor Student. You van dept-nd ou her. RALPH GOLEMII Dim if' Boxing Club 2-3. Oh those tlimplesli' JAMES COODNO h.llIt'lM There-'s mischief in his eyes. Evi-:LYN G0RooN Ev Her hair is her crowning glory. Rtiru GORDON f UGOIIDIIQH Alpha Phi Lambda 4, Girls' Letter Club 4, Latin Club 3, Literary Club 3-4, Ski Club 3-4, Chorus 4, Basketball 2-3-4, Archery 2-3-4, Honor Student. She never shirks the hardest task. IIIMA GRABAU MSUSIEP Dramatic Club 2, Girls' Letter Club 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Volle Ball 4. - . Y Beyond comparison. Gt:oR1:i: CRARAM MCIIACKEIIIH Boys' Letter Club 4, Hi-Y 3-4, Inter- American Club 3, Junior Prom Commit- tee 3, Sophomore Show 2, Basketball 3-4, Football 4. As 'olly and ood-natured as he is ll J g I8 . lvl.-KRILYN GRAY HLYNNW Girl Reserves 2, Literary Club 3, Sub- Council 3, Bowling Captain 4, Basket- ball 2 Archer 2 Swimmin 3-4 Bowl- I , Y , g , mg 2-3-4. Reliable, true, sincere. RICHARD fiRllNTZ HDICKH German Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Sub-Council 2-3-4, Tennis 3-4, Intramural Sports 2-3. Senior Play. Quiet of nature, sincere of heart. 4, ., 4 ' s X I Y 4 R- if' at if -,: .95 -5 ,- o L . ,Q 5 it . if -K: I 1,x 'U . K if X -Q it , QEE V 2. 'wr Seniors Rosie MAltll'l llAcKi-:rr Rosie Girl Reserves 2-3-4, Literary Club 3, Chorus 4, Basketball 3, Ping Pong 3. We'll nt-'er forget her true worth. CAROL ll u'rl.Y GCOUKIE-Q Forest Prince 2. So nice to be natural, if one-'s naturally nicef' lWAR,lORlE HAGEN MARai: The mark of quality. R1cuARu HA1uu.roN Dick l'li-Y 3, Le Cerele Francais 2, Sub- Council 3. All this and Ruth tool r i M must: I si, Loon-3 at 2 yr at' ' 3, Literary Club 4, Ski 4 llul 4, or 4, Swimming 3, Horse- b ing 3, Christmas Page 3-4, S io lay. Si ' a great art o ersa lon. Romgnr W. Hmvimouu IlArv1 Boys, Letter Club 4, Science Club 3, Sub-Council 2, Senior Carnival Commit- tee, Football 3-4, Track 3. Senior Play. Kenitorial 4. None are better and none are better liked. ' - Donoruv HANDZO Do'rrv Dramatic Club 4, Literary Club 3-4. The happiest sort of a girl---a friend to everyone. Romzur HANUSEK Bon Boys' Glee Club 3-4. 'l'lu- Gov:-rnor's Daughter. Plenty of quality. 7 Domscf ANSLI-1l J 'D0ltlS:,SJU' 'gljfshing eyes, ., ring smile. ix-' 23 Seniors jANIr:I-1 I.. llAltNlNtL Bu'I't1II At Batavia Cirls' Tri-Y 2. Chorus 4. llllt't'l'lt'illlt'l' 2, llalrol Stllllltl. Shes ztpprr-ciatte-Il. l'lDGAlt IIAIITNIAN lin nflllwilfll to SIll'l't'S5lu tLI:IIAI.oINIL llftss tLI:InIY Girl lie-serves 2, Sub-Council 2, Chorus 4, Bowling CaptaiII 2, Basketball 2-4, Arcln-ry 4, Volh-y Ball 2-4, Bowling 2, llorsebavk Riding 2, Christmas Pag- eant 4. S Always the same -- ice. ' ,,-1' r J' X . . L ltII.Y. lim: 1 lAf'l.YN'l p Ii l.' Illtlijq -4,1.1I eservies -fi, e-rar ,lul -3 It ns lilon 5 4 l. 1., - 1' 'S 'l'le sw:-e -ss .bf I I -r i. 'Ie-I' tr .H fy si . 'H -rv' .L rp il. 'N ,: .Y i MAIIIQAIII-:'I' llA'I'TI.I1II Muu:I: Chorus 3, Arehury 3. l'lu'rI-'s sweetness III he-r ways. l.oIuIAINI: llnizs l,0llltAINEll Literary Club 3-4, Sciem-e ClIIb 4, llorseback Riding 2-4. 'l'lII-re is no need for words. NAoIvII llnwoon NAoIvIII-Q A little thing witlI il smile that rlingsf' .IANIL llHl'I'ZMANN JAN:-1 Site is good who Iloes gootlfl ,IAIvII:s Iltinn JIM lnta-r-Atnericati Club 3-4. llc-'ll find at way or make out-. 24 it-ft .I a L' 1 Q e I, 24 X areal if E V , .ak-1 3, i In .F ., , 'O 9 -E 56:- 'lr Honor Students DoIt1'III:A lIt:Iu.AN if Dm Girls' Letter Club 3, Chorus 3, Senior Carnival 4, Basketball 3, Volley Ball 3, Honor Student. Mark of quality. EUGENE Hanzoo FII04g Boys' Letter Club 4, Football 4, Basket- ball 4, Swimming 4. Another stout hearted man. is Donoruv HILL Do Ig Girl Reserves 2- Archery 2, ling 2, Literary Club . A quiet tongue shi . a wi ead. , f BI-:vI-IRI. loan Ev e C le Fr ca as all 2-3-4. Te ' ow ing 2. . atev is th doing---is worth Img l ' NANCY DICK NNANCEC Girls' Letter Club 2-4, Latin Club 2-4, Literary Club 3-4, Swimming K Win- ner, Basketball 2-4, Tennis 2-4, Swim- ming 2-4, Bowling 2. She dwells in tlIe heart of activity. Enwann lllll-'FMAN En Of whom one speaks highly. PATRICIA Hot:AN PAT Girls' Letter Club 3-4, Literary Club 3-4, Science Club 4, Referee 4, Bowling Captain 4, Basketball 4, Swimming 2-4, Bowling 2-4. A merry heart does good like a medi- eine. ANN ,lovcl-1 lloI.I.AND ANN,lI:a Dramatic Clllb 3, Le Cercle Francais 2, Literary Club 4, Badminton 2, Seven Sisters. lf she isn't busy -sh:-'s active. JUNI-1 ll0LLlhTER if ,lllNlill llonor Student. Virtue never grows old. i' Honor Students PAUL HOLMBI-:Rc HPAULC Senior Play. Of such we Inay ,he proud. ,liilovota HOLZMAN . iiSHyTY,' Alpha Phi Lamb?:1x Baskethai 3-4., Archfgry 3, Horsebac Riding42-3-4, Ping Pong 4, Bowlitig 2. . , 'ifhe prjee wisdom is above riches. 1'-f A JULIA HONOSKI JUL'i Rostrum 2-3. My kingdom for an airplan . ' I-:A rf HONlEb ' sY'1 s atic A 1 2-3, Gi , .serve . it r 1 Ib 3-4, - C1 4,T ans - o ', ' orus 2 ,A Aquacade 3 -4, Bow g , Sw' g - J' ket- Q I , is - -, ageant ,lf- 1 Senior ' f y 4, :y IS , tg , 1 rnOr's .- I' 3, lr: Pr' , -51 ' on . if . .ale Iv na : .I withm M ' ,lf K Wit-Ip TON ' Aga! d ,. his many iendsf' DONALD HOWAIID DON', Oh so bashfuleand yet not so. MIRIAM HUDSON TEEN Girl Reserves 2, Chorus 4. Archery 4, Volley Ball 2-4, Bowling 3, Christmas Pageant 4. Not so much talk: a swell silence. FRANCIS ILLIO HFRANKU Ski Club 3-4, Aviation 2-3, Stagecraft 2, intramural Hockey 2-3-4, Senior Play. He can do well. HAROLD .li:NNINcs In Hi-Y 4, Band 2, Basketball Manager 4, Track 2-3. His days are pleasant Ones.', W, E rx' 'l QS-in Seniors WILLIAM JOHNDREW - BILL 'iHe's got the devil in his eyes. DON JOHNSON if NWHITEYN Sub-Council 2-3, Honor Student. uTall and thin, with lots of vim. FLORENCE JOHNSON HEFFIEH Chorus 2. You can depend on her anytime, any- where, anyway. GUY JOHNSON GUY A mighty mite is he. WILLIAM JOHNSON BILL Ski Club 2-3-4, Student Council 2, Sub- COIIncil 2, Cheerleader 4. Aw, come on kids, louder. I OTS' Bowlfn apta - V' I' r .jf . ' 1 ' e GO - u' life' Pl-IYLISS JONI-:s PHYI. Girls' Letter Club 4, Girl Reserves 2, Le Cercle Francais 2-3, Literary Club 3. Ski ClIIb 3-4, Referee 4, Bowling Cap- tain 2-3-4, Bowling 4. Beauty is power, a smile is its sword. NOIUVIAN .lOsI.IN Noam Boxing Club 3-4, Dramatic Club 3, Ski Club 2-3-4, Thespians 4, Senior Carnival Committee 4, Boys' Glee Club 2-3-4. Sophomore Show 2, Junior Show 3. 'lglack 2-3-4, Christmas Pageant 4. ' nter to learn: go forth to servef' JEAN KAILPPILL KAI1v Girls' Letter Club 3-4, Literary Club 2-3, Basketball 2-3, Soccer 3, Badminton 3-4, Volley Ball 2-3, Bowling 2. Prim, pert, and petite. 25 Senimfs RIIIIIMKD KVVIINSKI linux l'Itluvation ln-gins a ge-nlle-inun: Con- xt-rsation 1'llIll'lll'l4 4 him. l'l'l'IlHl. Ki:1.l.igu hl'l'I'IIYn Chorus 2, Always a rvasly slnilf-. . vw' u ..i.i: .-1 -- iffi. ' . , . i tb . A IU i -Il is 'rt.' ' . ,I . V ,J Rig.: R-msomi Ki:l.l.r:v lhw:r: Sub-Count-il 2, Track 3-4. 'l'o aint high is to go high. thtnoi. Kl'1l.l,Y Km, 1-urls la-Ile-r Llub Z-3-4. l.atin Llub 3-4, l.ile-rury Club 3-4, Sub-Council 3, ,lun- ior Prom Committee- 3, Sf-nior Carnival Coinmittm- 4, Choir 3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, llusk:-lbull 2-4, Bamlininton 2, Sophomore- Sliovs 2, Sophomore- llop Connnitla-c 2, Junior Show 3, Kvnitorial 4. N. 'l'. Trim, ne-ut, and le'rrifi4'. tIol.i.i:+:N Ki:l.l.v Iiusu CirlisIi gi-ntlc-no-ss and 1-harm. llonls Kizrwm' lloius Art liounil Tainlt- 3-4, Senior Carnival Show 4, Bowling 2-3, Bowling Captain. l'i-rsonully l like' ve-gf-tablv 'sliupv'. ,Iona Kizwmigv .lUllNNY-i Stamp Club 2-3, lniluslrial Che-mistry 1. A grf-at ilvzll is oflvn tlonfl qnic-tly. kmNi1'l'ii Kiinmm Km Rowling Club 4, Aqiiavailf- 4, Se-nior Play. ll4- is u sw:-ll vhap. all roun1l. 26 539 . -v Q., ' .o 'Qi Y' .Q- 31, fam! WY? f 40 ., . ,ia -rr Q .lENNll'1 Kim: 5. ,! 13 .t . 1 fav 3:2-7-4 , r ,,.Q,' ar fi f X '. 'Q 1 i Q Xp. W x fx ll ' .-4, Q, F , . if -- v 'Q at ' if 2. li ' ar . 'dv' ' 7 i' Honor Students ,Ii3NNn: lt's nice- lo be- natural, whc-n yon'n- naturally niw-. li.-un. W. Knuus EAiu. l.ife- is an sporting thing. tIl.oluA KNIGHT GI.0lllAu Chorus 4, Bowling 2. llc-r pl:-asing mann:-r wins out. l'A'nuciA KNISLI-IY PA'l ' Girl Rs-sz-rvvs 2, Basketball 2-3-4. Arch- ery 2-3, Valley Ball 2-3. A zvst for living. 5 Alu An1'lu'n Konus Do your best antl you have- tlom- nuu-li. bVlI.l.I-KM Kunz wlIl.I.n Boxing Club 2, lli-Y 2, Sub-Council 2. Senior Carnival Conunittw 4, Sopho- more 2, Seven Sisters 4. Ke-nitorial 4. It's only 3550 a Page-. Jotxrv LA BMI-1 EI.lSIl-In Lite-rary Club 3-4, Pliotograpliy Club 3, .lunior Prom Coinniittve- 3, Senior Car- nival Committm- 4, Basketball 2, Girl Reserves 2, Kenitorial 4, Sophomore- Sliow 2, junior Show 3, Bowling 2. Softly spvaking, gvntly smiling. li.uusAim Lmvn' llomiu: Cirl Reserve-s 2, Chorus 2-3. Volley Ball 2. Quin plvasulitm-ss. MAu.ioini: l.,AWIlYNl'l'l5 lVluu:n: A fri:-nil you van ilvpvml on. s nes i' Honor Students WII.I.IAIvI LIEHR WILLIE Alpha Phi Lambda 4, Science Club 3-4, Bowling Captain 4, Senior Play 4, Christmas Pageant 4. Bill is tops. DOROTHY LEICHTY nI.iEl:Il, Dramatic Club 3, Choir 3, Chorus 2-3, Archery 3. A vivacious blonde we have here. JoIIN LEWIS Loon Hi-Y 2, Latin Club 2, Student Coun- cil 2. Constant and dependable. STEvE LUKACZ HLUKEU Chorus 2, Sophomore Show 2, .lunior Show 3. LIIdicrous speech is his. S-wp 'Q-' ' HIIILEY LUM I-:Y ' ' ' It fubme-spit-I1 -- II I I NANCY LYNCII HNANll Chorus 4. The nicest, happiest sort of girl. JEAN NIABEY Girl Reserves 2-3, Basketball 2-3 Cordial and amiable, friendly to a MSHORTYN 3- S' , 2 :ZH 11.97 1 K. f JL .V ETIIEL MACBAY MAC Chorus 2-3-4, Basketball Captain 3, Bowling 2. Cheerful without hilarityf' ALAN BIACGAMWELI. ilMACll Boys' Letter Club 3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Football Manager 2-3-4, Track 4, Keni- torial 4, Aquacade 4. Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom. Well does he 'dribble' and pass the sphere, a very clever basketeerf' Seniors BE'r'I'Y MACGINNIs BJ Girls' Letter Club 2-3, Inter-American Club 3-4, Literary Club 3, Basketball 2. Soccer 2, Volley Ball 2-3. Just right-clever, witty, spirited. Gisouct: MADSEIN l'CEoIIoI: Boys' Letter Club 3-4, Aquacade 3-4, Kenitorial 4, Public Address Announcer 4, Basketball 4, Swimming 3, Tennis 3-4. Lowell Thomas is his big brother. BARBARA MANN BAIus Badminton 3, Ping Pong 3. Everything she does, is done her best. WILLIAM MANNLAR BII.If' Band 2, Christmas Pageant 4, Senior Play 4. lle,s liked and welcomed. Doius MARCIIANT Downs Girl Reserves 2, Basketball 2-3-4, Tennis 2, Bowling 4. A firm character and an appealing personality. ROBERT MAIIKIIAM NBOBBYN Boys' Letter Club 4, Hi-Y 3-4, Student Council 2, Sub-Council 3, Sophomore Class President 2, Junior Prom King 3, Basketball 3-4, Football 3-4, Track 2, Sophomore Show. Away dull care, what claim hast thou. NANCY lVlARSHALL HNANN lnter-American Club 3-4, Le Cercle Francais 2-3, Literary Club 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Basketball Captain 2, Tennis 2, Volley Ball 2-4, Christmas Pageant, Senior Play 4. Oh give us the girl who sings at lu-I' workf, WILLIAM MARTIN i'BIl.I.,l The mind's the standard of the man. MJF? Wd' , u,9,lxA.D'- fs DONALD AKRIAGIIER MAI:Ic' He's willing and able. 27 5011.075 CRANE Nlr:DoNAi.n i MAC lli-Y 3 4, Ski Club 3. Travk 2 3--l. llonor Student. Ambition has no ri-sl. ,loAN lklCll0l'GAl.l. ,loAN Dramatic Club 4, lnler-American Club 3-4, Literary Club 4, Seience Club 2-3-4. Choir 2-3-4. Chorus 2-3-4, Basketball 2. Archery 2, Som-1-er 2-3. Bowling 2-4. Horseback Riding 2, 'l'hc- Cove-rnor's Dauglllr-r. Such persons achieve niuvlif' l.AnnY Mr:l'Ii.nov M.u: Boys' Lett:-r Club 2-3-4, lli-Y 3-4. .lun- ior Prom Committee 3. Senior Carnival Committee 4, Swimming 2-3-4, Track 3-4, Swimming League Finals. 100-yard liaekslroke 3-4. johnny Weismullc-r's little brother. RICHAIKII lblCfiAllI-IY ARICHP Howling Club 4, Senior Play 4. N Margie l'm always dreaming of you. Rooizn hflCGAHl-JY Ming No, you are-n'l seeing double. 'l'uoMAs Nlrztiiziz lLuun:n Band 2-3, Senior Play 4. llc-'s our little Miekey lrislif' IInAlu.i:s MCKMQN 'k HCHINIKN lloys' Lett:-r Club 4, Dukes 2-3-4, Ros- trlun 3, Kenitoriul 3, Sub-Council 2. Basketball Manager 3-4, Senior Play 3. llonor Student, My mind is my kingdom. RllUl'lli'l' lNlc:l.An'rv Lr:us Boys' l.etter Club 4, Ski Club 234, llaskelball 3-4, Football Manager 2-3-4. ll4- keeps himself happy. RICIIANID M1:Miu.i.i:N lilo Run lloys' l.e-Her Club 2-3-4, Cerman Club 3-4, Ski Club 3, Sub-Conneil 3-4, Fool- ball 3-4, Swimming 2-3-4, Swimming League Finals 4-40 yds. Free Style. Youth may bv silly. but wisdom is r'hilly. 28 a- t t , . 'ff ' l HQ' '3241' 3 sl. r, w K , 533 1 be -fl Q' 5, t. e:4TyZ'Pf -.155 gf : eff? 'J 'k Honor Students ,lonrv MCNAMANA M-ur' Boxing Club 2-3-4, Aquaeade 23--I-. Where hm-arts are true. fe-is words will do. JACK Mizisrizn .l,xcK Boxing Club 2-3-4. A. N. ll. lloxer 34. Track 3. A man is as his mind. Lois Mizwznzs lNli1Nzu:s Le Cercle Francais, Senior Play -l. Her quiet manner eharms us. RUTH Miiukizn lll'TlIu Girl Reserves 2-3-4. Lili-rary Club 34. ,luniur Prom Committee 3. Chorus -1. Basketball Captain 2-4. Referee 2, Bas- ketball 3-4, Swimming 4. Bowling 3 l. Senior Play 4, Kenilorial 4. Her very smiles are fairer lar than smiles of other maidens are. Ronhlrr Mi1nKi.i: Xilinx Bowling Club 4, Senior Play. Modesty becomes this young man. Wiu,iA1vi Mizvizu l!u.n. A will to work: a hand to do, lklAHlLYN lhllillllil. l3lAlKIl.YNu Senior Play 4. ller friends are many. Au-'iuzo Mums 1' AL Basketball 4, llonor Student. Riel: in things of merit. Bi:'r'rY Mums MDUCHESSV Virtue is its msn reward. i' Honor Students Donorm' bTll.I.lA1Il 'iD0'l l'lEi. Quiet and slIy, but loved by all. .' 'C a NVILLIAM lXflll.l.l'2It Gr: NBKIQ IIa.Y 4. Q..-Q ' ,X-QPJN lle's made of Iuyc stlIff.,' J .B . 0 Q- 'Q-xx .YA 'Z' N-P1 J 0 Y' oy yy do DCP xo Wo? 'Cf-14 l.l'ClLLE DTOELICH fk Luv Girl Reserves 2, Latin Club 3, Literary Club 3-4, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, .lunior Show 3, Senior Carnival 4, Bas- ketball 4. Tennis 3-4, Swimming 3, Bottling 2, Honor Student. She climbs high on ambition's ladder. ,IAnIt:s Moom: 1' JIM Debate 4, Hi-Y 3-4. Le Cercle Francais 2. Science Club 2-3 4, War Bond Chair- man 4, Sub-Council 2 3, Color Bearer 4. ,lunior Class Treasurer 3, junior Prom Committee 3, Kenitorial 4, Public Ad- dress Announcer 4. Track 34, Honor Student. Personality so fine merits deep admira tion. ROBERT Moons Bon Inter-American Club 2. The more the merrierf' Vi:RNoN DTOORE UBERNIICH He's got a rep for being hepf' KATIIHRINI-1 TVTORAN ABKAYU Girl Reserves 2, Chorus 3, Referee 4, Basketball 2-3-4, Badminton 3-4, Volley Ball 2-3. What sweet delight a quiet life affords. JAM: iVlUItl'Il.ANIJ 'i,lANlliu Practical and efficient is she. .li-.ANNIL Molunsor. if ,lIcANNi: Girl Reserves 2, Latin Club 3, Literary Club 3-4, Rostrum 3, Sub-Council 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Sophomore Hop Committee 4. Basketball 4, Honor Student, Kenitorial 4. Ever loyal, ever true to the task she has to do. ... A . .- if I . .- . sg ,W . . .Iwi 1 q, , 2 ,Q f' f'. If . ,VV S . N k - 1, Seniors ELAINE Moimmsn LAINIa Art Round Table 4, Literary Club 3-4, Chorus 2-4, Kenitorial Staff 4, Senior Carnival 4, Basketball 23, Archery 3-4, Seven Sistersn 4, Junior Miss 4, Volley Ball 4, Senior Play. She touches nothing hIIt she adds a charmf' EILEEN Mowiuzv Bl.0NDll-lil Chorus 4, Basketball 4. Friendship lights life's way. ,IIILIA MUIJNA JULE Nice, clever, bright, altogether-just right. DANIEL MIII.HAIIsI-:II DAN Latin Club 4, Ski Club 3-4, Boys' Glee Club 3, Junior Miss 4, Senior Play. A really swell fellow. PHYLIS DTUNZERT 'QPMILP Le Cercle Francais 2-3, Literary Club 3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Bostrum 3, ,lunior Show 3, Sophomore Hop Com- mittee 2, The GOVFTHOTHS Daughter 3, Christmas Pageant 4. Chorus 3-4, Choir 3-4, Kenitorial 4. Here's one lassie who has found her laddief' DONALD DTURHAY DoN Dukes 3-4, Inter-American Club 3-4. Knowledge is power. EVELYN NI-:Aanooo Ev Bowling 3-4. Her ways are ways of pleasantnt-ss. NANCY Nom. NNTISKAH Girls' Letter Club 24, Girl Reserves 2, Le Cercle Francais 3, Literary Club 3. Thespians 4, Choir 2-4, Chorus 2-4, Kenitorial Staff 23. Rostrum 2-3, Bas- ketball 2, Bowling 2-4, Soccer 2, Jun- ior Miss 4, Seven Sisters 4, Christ- mas Pageant 2-4, The Forest Prince 2. Senior Play. Never a dull day. ROBERTSON Noaru Hon Dramatic Club 3, Dukes 4. Thespians 4, Pan-American Club 2, Kenitorial 3, Ros- trum 3, Senior Carnival 4, Christmas Pageant 2-4, Seven Sisters 4, Senior Play. Ambition is the growth of man. 29 Ball 3, Bowling 2-3-4. Badminton -J. 'l'he- Govt-rnork lluughl:-r 3. nylfllll' ia its onn rm-ward. 30 Semmfs o ,' .- -' I L D ku' 3-4 Gfl'Il'I f . '- J- '4-nnis . - . 'pi p ' 1' ar - jus iting. re-m'ln'1l. llutom 0l.:w1a1'i:An llAtun ' SWllllllllllg 2, Sc-va-n Sistu-rs 4. Yirtu1- is its own rc-ward. ' 55 X 5: Y -Za H' a 'K 'F W ,-ef, TL S ,louix flIlKlNAIlPlIt NJOIINNYN if- lly- ltttufluhf ues , - tai 51? A lluh4 IIIY i4,'l 34 x 1 lll 'l ld ta 1 Nl wa ' to bt ' Nlfun' Loo Ul.M5'l'EAll M. L. 3 ' I llorsc-lravk Riding 2, Sc-nior Pla '. .4ppropriata- with tht- wt-st. X I,- l Q l , Wi ,K i' Honor Students PATRICIA Pmuctzli PAT Girls' Letter Club 3-4, Girl Rt-svrvvs 2. Literary Club 3-4, Re-fr-ree 4. Bowling Captain 2, Basketball 2-3-4, LaCrosse 3. Badminton 3-4, Soccer 3. Volley Ball 2-3, Bowling 2-3-4. A smile for vvt-ryonv. linw-um PATHICIAN En Rich in things of tnvritf' Bt:1 rY Pmcotzrc Bars Girls' Letter Club 3-4, Girl Rt-serves 2, Literary Club 4, Kenitorial 3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Basketball 3-4. Possvssivz- of highest qualitivs and lovvlint-ss. - 9 Anmm It 0.NHII,l. ARMY 'H , , 0 CLARENCE PEFFER ..Pm,pER,- l.llll:ll1i.fil'lll:llgylil::l?vflQ2. ll'l l 23' . X A N -vt-r an idln- moment has he . . oak X by W ' I , ab! C,o06l K lv is if -- M 3-P VFW 'gubi Q0 .L 'f- ky 'V 8 . --,-, 1, .. - V QnA+?o ' U SsNW ?J. t' . Q 4. l'illY'l'II Oanizlug 0ssu: 'O5 - ' Art Hound Tahlv 2. Girla' Le-ttvr Club Bad 3 '. . . . 2.3.4, tam it-S.-rw-H 2. czlmms 2, R.-f. ,, '- -n X iq YL , , 1-rw 3. llask:-thall 2-3, Howling: 4, Volley - S ..-.7 'k al n 5' , U Ball 2-3-4, Our Town 3, Kvnitorial ' -if he bf-at f s make the lvast noisv. Staff 2-3. 1 ' Sho tak:-s lift- 1-any, and smiling got-N , l, hvr muy. 1g,,,,,m- 0,,',,,,,, --H,,,,-- 'I' CAIIRII-L Pi-'owwilli CAltttIl'Z l.vCt-rt-lv Franraia 2-3. P' Carrit-, we-'rv glad you'vt- ht-en with l or lllost- who want llu- fint'sI. t: . Z. m an u nl I':l,I.l'lN fllllil-LRKIIKK l'Il.l.i-LN V , ll4'ri- dwvlls youth at its ln-st. LL wlXI.'I'I'Llt I'-ul-1111311 l.oono V llnys' l.1'lIt'r filllll 2-3-4, Ftltllllall 2-3-4, -24 ' .gg Golf 2, 'l'r' - 1-1 -. atkl1 -'ff' I His mode-sty is approw-cl by all. 1 5- Muumt I'-une Muir hurl Rl'ht'I'Vl'H 2, Lhoir 3-4, Lhorus 3. Km-nilorial Staff 3, Rostrum 3, Vollvv W' li -, , , 'Q V - - 'I .59 3 '- X iw . - , ...,- -5, 2 4 I, -v 52 i . If , .1 3115: JV Z if , l, ii i i 5.2 'K K 5 . . usf' li -utlmim I'lmu:i: 1' BAIlliARAN Alpha Phi Lambda 3-4, Latin Club 3-4. Baskm-tball 3-4, Honor Student. Nice-, vlc-ver. bright, Altogether just right. ,Io.-mm: Pmrvizn JoNNu: Girls' Lvttor Club 4. Lvllt-rclo Francais 3-4. Not saying hut doing. D.-xvm Puirvttlk LUNG JouN Scif-nw Club 2-3-4. Football 2. Keni- torial Staff 3. lt is the mind that inalws the- manf 'A' Honor Students RITA l'o1,i.ocx Ram Tennis 2. Volley Ball 2, Badminton 2. Her life is a brilliant thing. .. ,loAN Powi-:lt jo Girl Reserves 2, Latin Club 3-4, Liter- ary Club 3-4. Forum Club 2, Junior Class Secretary 3. Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Chorus 4, Sub-Council 2-3. On the sunny side of the line. Pl-:Tait QUERMBACK 'ipl:1'I'l-I' Band 3. Baseball 2. Such persons will be successful. JACK Qmo1.i:v Quits Never too busy to join the fun. Srizvs RADOSEVICH 'tBurcH Boxing Club 4, Boys' Letter Club 2-3-4. Sub-Council 2, Football 2-3-4, - -. The stronger always Sl em . X I . t Ip -Ss-V - ,, CLYD A ' y' S Y Int - , ki Q 2-3-4. B-YS M h , 'Y an't ke It Q , . I - istorian or' - , e ' 4.g A xea9G,i.e play the! a . JAN:-1 R1-LA i'JANliu Chorus. Not a thing lacking. Burr Lou Racing Bia1 ' Of infinite sweetness. RICHARD Ri-:nm Dick llukes 2-3-4, Science Club 2-3. Asks no favors. fears no road. 3 'll if ' v 3' . A ' ' 4 -ta., . W ,L 5 3' l. x . -, qw ,, .sn - fiiti- - I N 525-7- ii' ' IW . ll 1 Seniors Doaornv Ri:n.t:lN Dm - Le Cercle Francais 2-3, Literary Club 3-4, Choir 4, Chorus 3-4. ln the midst of things. ,IAMEs RENNH-3 NJINIR fl:-'ll bet on anything. RITA RICK!-lRT Rim Girls' Letter Club 4, Girl Reserves 2. Le Cercle Francais 2, Literary Club 3-4, Basketball Captain 4, Referee 4, Basket- ball 3-4, Tennis 2-3 4, Swimming 3, Bowling 2-3-4. With a pleasant and jovial air. NANCY ROBINSON NAN Latin Club 3-4, Girl Reserves 2. Liter- ary Club 3-4, Sophomore Show 2, .lun- ior Prom Committee, Sophomore Hop Princess 2, Senior Carnival Committee 4. Chorus 3-4, Bowling 2, Christmas Pageant, A merry lass with a friendly smile for all who pass. JA1viEs ROSEN i JlM', Boxing Club 3-4, Kenitorial Staff .4, Senior Carnival Committee 4, Senior Play, llonor Student, Class Prophet. Tllt'l'l' was ease in Cast-y's manner . . .N A1.Ban1'1Nu SACKIVIAN AL Girl Reserves 2, Chorus 2-3, Aquacade 2. Horseback Riding 2. Rowling 2. She's happy go-lueky.', Sumizv Scuusonouou Sm Science Club 2-3-4, .lunior Prom Com- mittee 3. The force of his own merit makes his own wayf' WILl.IAN1 SCHICURA Suv The man's word is as good as his bond. .IEAN SCHUONMAKER JU Chorus 4. Basketball 3. Archery 2. Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. 31 Seniors Jtrrvl-1 Stznooxmmuzn Butz llaskvtball 3, Arch:-ry 2, llatlminton 2. Aquavacle- 4. l ull of lnugzhtn-r, full of funf' Mmumv Stzuurvk Moxie Boys' lmtter Club 4, Senior Carnival Committa-n' 4, Basketball 4, Football 2 3 4. 'l'rurk 2-3-4, K1-nitorial 4. Ga-nius is tlu- 1-apavity for e-vatling harfl twll'li.n Jovci: Sc:uwAn SCllWAlill-In Girls' lmttf-r Club 3-4, Girl Reserves 2. l.it4-rary Club 3-4, junior Prom Commit- lm- 3. He-nior Carnival Committee 4, Choir 2-3-4. Chorus 2-3 4, Clic-erleatlei' 3-4, Sophotnorn- llop Committee- 2, Bas- lu-tball 2, 'l'ht- Gov:-rnor's Dauglttt-r, K1-nitoriul 4. l have- room in my lu-art for e-vc-ry joy. Nftoxu Scznvvmcz Um Girls l.t'tte'r Club 4, Girl Ht-svrvt-s 2, Ilaskutball Captain 2, Bowling Captain 3, Haska-tball 2. Badminton 3. Bowling 3-4. .. ,F ,. -f . , ,gf 'QI' f W f: 'k Honor Students 1 ,louiv Slum- ir JOHN llonor Studi-nt. Still watt-rs run th-vp. . ,, :C-3 . fig.-. A J - , V Q i . 3.lxi4Ml'5S il J 'Qui if Loiumlvl-1 SMALL NRAINIEN To bv nice- is an art. ,Lg Y WE, 'A' f.IIAIll.l.N . ltlllll 1 hmiruv s Basketball 3. Football 3-4. ' Rugzgt-tl! l 3 ICI,-xlmz Swuru NSMITTYN S lk ,QI Girl Rc-serve-s 2, l.atin Club 3, Literary 1 ' Club 3-4, Chorus 3-4, Basketball 2-3. L Ii:-ft-1'ev 4, Badminton 3-4, Volley Ball .M 3-4, Ping-Pong 2-3, Senior Play. Fair of fam- antl nature'. A r --pam.m.,. is p,,wtIf,,1 ' 1 UW . . . .. fc 4 ll iz nru Snowy ,IRAN 5i:i1l.nA4:ll .Il-:AN , L H r 34 Url R ew .. , . ,. .i s e , 1 es, es l,':flsl,ll i:f':l': ii: l'f.f :J4b lift' rllry Igzlull 5 , It ter- eri, n C lb 4. Literary Club I mg,l .ul 'll I ' un lrChrf'.m 4 3- to 1 ' 4, S ioatore Hop Comnut- Quinn, '. tnlor .urmva AQueen, .l ur- 1 1 q B x lb I aptain 4' Referee 4. le-Lula-r 3-4. Basketball 2-3, T1-nnis 2. x - - - , . - .. , .tm C.. . tam4,B all - llors4'but'kRl1lIl1g 2. Aw T n- -3' I-ro, -4 .f'tlu,l, sht- strolls along Um-n-n's high- Pr 2-3: V 9 ' 2-I t' ' NW' 'Tis the- miss w knows ' s play who gets along. R . gl N U l,AI'I.INt'1 SMITH Pol.l.Y ming' ,' HH Bm! J. Q Sub-Council 3, Chorus 2-3-4, Christmas lllflltl lui- . A -2' ' Pagt-ant 2, Chonita 2. Basketball 2-3, .Llwrzn-It-r is Iuappun-ss. 4 y,,11,.y Ball 2- , ' J 1' +45 .Q Easy come easy go. ' 1- 1-'gs -wr? - U gf k 973,-5, x j , 'I 'N' ' 2 '4 My ANN Swvmzn Miz ' can R.-sf-rv.-5 2, Latin laiterary clui, N, I , x - 3-4, Sc-nior Carnival Committee 4, Chou' MANY .iff Sl'3NV'Ui'3 'Jof' ' 8 2-3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, Sophomore Hop 34.5. '4, Ig, -vrpmll 344, A,-dwry 3, - 1 ii Committve 2, Sophomore Show 2. Junior Uljg' f welt' S an aff, , V I .2-1 Show 3, Basketball 2-4, Archery 2. Bad- I ,I ui P minton 2-3-4. Volley Ball 2-3, Christmas J V r Page-ant 3-4. The Governor's Daugh- 0 1 0 ' , , tt'r 3, The Fort-st Prince 2, The 'Q , 4 ' . .'1-1 2 Q American Way 2. rls' l. er u r l - . X '-AlWUYS Will' il Wlltl-N Ski 'ub 3-4, oi lorus , HP - re . 'Bo i g fa ' n 2- zfskt-tba linwmnu Sow:-:tts NEDIIIICN i Zgry 8' NV 'y leni Scienvt- Club 2, Ski Club 3-4. Senior fl ' 4 n , U ' J ' Play. EQ :5gE1 ?Sk Good Sport? You bet! 'l'akt-n? Not U 1' ll Q' 0 'n1lVY, 17 yvt. IiUIII'llt'I' Sirtvrzo ir St-:Tz lli-Y 3-4, Sub-Council 2-3, Color Br-arvr 4, Boys' Give- Club 3. Football 4. Track 3-4. llonor Slumlt-nt. Now nz- knots again. solm-thing: of tht' gootl in mt-n. 32 Amo Sriznwrzn Dux:-1 l.atiu Club 2, Band 3. A man is always u man. X 'A' Honor Students EARL STRI-ISINC Sums Kenitorial 2-3-4, Rostrum 3-4. An artist to the 'enth degree. ANDREW SVISCU HANDYH Go forth to serve. Ciiliris SWANTON CuitT Dukes 4, Kenitorial 2-3-4, ,lunior Prom Committee 3, Sophomore Hop Commit- tee 2, Sophomore Show 2. Christmas JOAN THEOBALD Pageant 3, Senior Play. A humorous artist. Enrrn Tirrrrzu HEDE-Q Kenitorial Staff 4, Sophomore llop Com- mittee 2, Swimming 2. Beauty is not caused-it is. HJOANM Latin Club 3, Literary 3-4. .lunior Prom Committee 3, Sophomore Hop Commit- tee 2. Senior Carnival Committee 4, ,lun- ior Show 3, Kenitorial 4, Basketball 4. Tennis 4, Horseback Riding 3, Chorus 3-4,' Choir 3-4, Christmas Pageant 4, The Governoris Daughter 3. Life has no nobler pleasure than that of friendship. WII.I.l.AM Tnvmy i'DoUc 5'0f such the best are made. lWAltGARl'IT TURBAN ullTAliCt-In Dramatic Club 2 To friendship, every burden is light. s.RONvv RoNA1.D TUnNi-:ii -k German Club 4. lli-Y 4, Science Cluh 4, January Graduate, Honor Student. With a wish to try. and a will to do, DUNCAN TITTTON DoNc Band 2-3, Junior Proin Committee 3. A drummer at heart. ps ,. .a 4:3 'A .-,gg 1? 3? ' , Ee 25 tt .4 P' t -3 ,I ' nv? -.-- , -tg -so-. 'V s .rv , , 1 i 2 .- Sembrs BETTE Usiuzn Barra Senior Play. Glad we were to know her. BETTY VACANTE BETTY A friend to you, a friend to us. ITHLEN VATHY 'iBl l'fIllu Soccer 3. She gre:-ts everyone with a friendly smile. JEANNI-1 VON DAACKIQ ,Ii-LANNI-1 Latin Club 3, Literary Club 3-4, ,lunior Prom Committee 3, Senior Carnival Committee 4. 'Tis the miss who enjoys life who gets along. CAnol.iNl-: VUKOYIC Canon, Art Round Table 2-3-4, Kenitorial Stall 2. Rostrum Staff 2. She is a girl worth knowing. llfAItCARI'I'l' WADSWIDIITII MAlu:l-3 Volley Ball 4. A true fri:-nd is forever ai fri:-nd.' KARL XVACNER l'llU'l'Zll'l,' Science Club 2, Aviul ion Cluli 2. Nothing endures hut pi-r-onul quali- lies. Al.i:xANDi-:li W.-out-:li Outs Science Club 2, Bowling Club 4, Boys' Glee Cluh 34. Chorus 2-3, Aquaeude fl. Asks no favors, fears no road. EDWARD WALKl'Lli -A' lin Honor Student. Not at thing lat-king. 33 S67flI'07 S Q. louxx W-xl xi-zu l,ouw With ai plvuxuut. qui:-I air. Nluuai-Qin W-um -A' Klum-1 'f 'V .-Xrt llouuml 'l'ubl'- fl--l, l.ibrzu'ian fl. llon- . i or Slll1lt'lll. 4. W l oi' thu-e who mint llu' liue-st. N i .W- , ,tS:l2'y,-- RIIN.l-I.I-li' W-uu-, RlINil41 lli- plea-ing: preseiu-e is felt. Mun l.ol XY-x'r'r 'sl.0Illl-In 'W ' Girl! I.:-ller Club 2, Clioru- Il, Basket- ' 1 bull .Z-l. xlrelu-rv 2. .' - 'i'. sliiuplefl f'll1'I'li.N 5 llig1 liezirl. l'1-'ivlx mil I lloiu- XX l'.lih'l'l'1lt Wi:iun ' I I--H, .' 'l i'an- i llll1'l'-fhlllllll in I lub ll li llllll euiw 2. l.ilerury Club Il-fl. .luuior lroni ,. .1 I 3. lmiuiuttee, llliristuius Pilgllillll 2. Anil tlu- :le-wil ilaneeil in her merry ,W-4.51 K -NTIIII-I wil-1ItN'I'l'IIt Wm:- 4 ,.i. .V . . .. K 0 . ...' .3'li I lllllll . fo o - Iom ' l itfi uv 1 lub ll Nub 1 oum ll Z lun v 1 r l'rom lllllllllllllt l Nuiur l iinil lui In 1 N ph mort llop 1 uut- -f.- . lei- .Z. .lunior Prom l.omluilti-e 3. llaa lxelball 23. K4-nitoriul 'l-. Yix':u'iou-. fri:-uilly. full nl- fun. Ilona i'l'lIY XX izwr wil-ZSTYN ffliorus 3, Volley llall 4. llooling 2, lfliristnius Pageant 3. - 1 1 A ' - lille. lht xx iv lu li iw ifru ml 1- to lu lli-31 l'v wil-1N'l'lQU'l I' lli':'r1'Y I '-I -- . lirl Reserves hurl- l.nIIii 4 lub 251 I 2 liiti-i'-.Min-rieaii lflub 2. Literary Club .l--l, lxeuitorial l. Sopliomore Show 2 S0llll0llll!l'l' llop l:llIlllI1llll't' 2. ,lunior Slum Il, .lunior l'rmu Committee 3. Sen lor 4 uuivil fomuultu l l - 2 54 .i' ' 4 I ' -',lll17l'lI.' l.lu-erl:-a4li-i' 2-fl-fl. lleafl Clie-erleailer 4 I lla-lu-tbill Captain 2-3-4, Basketball Z Z-.l--1. Lliri-lnias l'ag:1-aut 4. l ioultl be lultir ll l W uolully loiu--ouie being: gmail. l.iterury uulurally uiee. 34 1.141-1-1:i-zvzla hVl'1'I'lIl'1ltliI.l. Crux fflub Il -1. lls un-e Io lu uiluril ' 1 2 when you're - - ' iulcl, but ill W i Z 3' 'k Honor Students JACK Wuizizri-:n i' .lACxsoN Rostrum 3, Kenitorial Staff 3. llonor Student. A good friend to many. Ricumiu Wuiimis K'Wooln ' Hi-Y 3-4, Color Bt'ill't'l' ll. .. -. You Clin Fllllfll llll HIV. Romznr W1l.i.mMs Sill-ZIKN Of firm cllaraeterf' Hicuxun WINS1'I-II. limi Sub-Council 3. Never an ixlle momeut has lie. 'l'ui:l.MA WIll.lIf?T'I' 'l'm:i. Volley Ball 4. Capable, mlepentlable. agreeable. and likable. Wu.i.i-im Worr Woolf Ho has a one-way ticket to street-ss. JAMES Yignizs Jim ' Ke-nitorial Staff 3-4. He lives without a van. P.-vriiirzm Yomu: Puri Lou' Intex'-American Club 3-4. Literary Club 3-4, Kenitorial 4, Junior Prom Commit- tee, Sophomore Hop Committee. Sopho- more Show, ,lunior Show. Senior Carni- val Committee 4, Choir 3-4. Chorus 3-4. Basketball 2 3-4. A pleasing lass who is in our class. luwirv Zi-:LMAN Zi:r.cu' Boxing Club 2-3-4, Dukes -l, 'l'lu-spians 4. Senior Carnival Committee 4. Boys' Glee Club 2-3-4, Senior Play. lle's Kenmore-'s Frank Sinatra. Q Z 'fue f ,f Z X . 1 4 W y f yy, g fffi Cczmer i Slay M JAIvII:s BAAsI: 'SJIMV lie soars aloft in thought. PATRICIA BORIJI-1Rs MPATTI., Alpha Phi Lambda 3, Girl Reserves 2. JIInior Prom Committee. Senior Carni- val Committee. Chorus 2. Thx-re's no borderline for her. NORMAN CAIIGIIILI. 'fNoRIv1 True courage is cool and calm. lCI.IvII1R CIIENILY EHFUDIIYT Just call nu- 'Fuddy'. ARCIIII-1 CHIKISTIIC ARr:IIIIf1 Women --someg Football---funl', EARI, CLABIJAII MEARI.-i This is the age of photography. ROBERT Dnwi-:Y BOB Ambition is lIis guidef, hvlltltllll. DORT iiD0lt'I'Yu Cirl Reserves 2, Latin Club 3, Literary Club 2. Sub-Council 2-3. Senior Carni- val Committee, Volley Ball 2. The hand that made you fair, hath made you good. BTARGARI-LT DOYLI: NlVlAllG-H By diligence she wins her way. AI.I.I:N DIrscIII:R AI, Into the midst of things. DOROTHY FEI-:DHANI DOT We prophesy successf' lVlART-i NTARTIN FEINI-IN A fine fellow, honest and kind. JANI: FORSAITII .lANII: One in a million. W RICIIARD FOsTI:R DICK Dukes 2-3-4, Sub-Council 2-3. The situation is well in handf, GII,aI:RT Cltlltilil. CUT Swimming 2-4. Track 34, Boys' Letter Club 2-3-4. The pen is mightier than a sword. WI-:sI,I3Y l'lAl.I. Wes And such we like to know. CARI. llAzI3N i'CARl.v We-'ll keep oIIr eye on him. JOAN HHCIQLI-:R Jon Girls' Letter Club 3. Bowling Captain Z, llorseback Riding 3. Good things come in little packages. EDGAR HILTTRIIQH MDI-IANU A very pleasant fellow. DAVID HOTT i'Dl-1AIlWlfllGHT,i Boys' Letter Club 3-4. Hi-Y 3-4. Foot- ball 2-3-4. Never a Dagg 'oes by that I don't llllllli of you. J AKEN CARI. JAcoRsON Good friend, good natured, so good luck. LIQON KI-QNNILDY i'LEONii A will to do-and a way to do it.', DONNA L. KRLVECER LEE Cirl Reserves 2, Le Cercle Francais 2. Chorus 2-3-4. Basketball 2-3, Badmin- ton 3, Bowling 3, Senior Play. i'She takes life easy. NIARY Lewis i'lXlAltN Band 2-3. Archery 2-3. Bowling 3. She has non oIIr heartsf, fry X , Z ZW! WW GLORIA MARILK L'GI,0 Abounding good nature. ROIIILRT PACKILR PI:AcuI:s Boys' Letter filllll 4. Football 2-3-4, The man wl1O llllISllf S is not quite a brute. lklll.DRED PRIJIFILR Mll.LlP1,, Girl Reserves 2, Chorus 2-3. Referee fl. When a bit of sunshine hits ye. BARBARA RI-:NNIR BARR A pleasant person lIltll'f'Il.u Wll.l.lAM Rosie i'BIl,I,,, Band 3. The cares of the world ean't weigh lIiIII down. JI-:AN STAI.I.lNCS JI-IANP Be good, do good. and good will Come Of iff' LYALI. STEWART l.vAI.If' By diligence he wins his way. KATuI.I:I:N SwI:I:NI:Y HKATHII-li, Here is a friendly heart that llHS many friends. lioIsI:RT Trai: Bon The man lives twice who does tlIc first one well. TARZAN JACK TRIIMAN Boys' Letter Club 4, Basketball 4. Ile was liked by all who knew himf, DUN VAN ARsIiAI.I: DtITr:II A little nonsense non and then. 35 zmior Ojjliceffsd, J, .17 ' W - S.-7 V r ivy! , 'Y - Q5 syw ,V J. '-5g'ul yP' ww.-..,,, Q 4 ull:-rs. Pri-simlw-nt: llall. Soon-tal'y: Dugg. Xiu- Prcsimlm-nt: not J pre-sm-nl. fiUK'lll'illIl'. Tl'1-usllrr-r. Class of '45 ln St'lllt'lllllt'l' tht- ,lunior Class founrl itsvll 1-iglily-two rvnts in clvhl. llvturning lo civiliza- tion was ur-1-oiiiplislwcl through tht- profits ol SPIWII Sislefrs. tht- all-school play. lipon Pam-li spirits-tl ,lunior who solrl tivlwls anrl SlllJll0l'lf'l'l olll' grrvzit vuusv, ws- lwstow pruisvl llllltxll. with linunviul 1'onficle-m'e'. wc- suvvvss- fully lun-kt-fl our l,in1'oln llzly llanvv. whivli. living: he-ld following u lizislwtluill ganna lwrought llt'llI'llll'0li0ll sport fans from Tonawanda. as wvll US Vll'l0I'S ll'0lll Kl'Illlltll'l'. I Anfl last. hut not least. vannm' the lillllllllS.,gUl1' ior Prom. where a goocl timv was hurl hy all. So own though lloss Co1'ln'am'. the TT62lSllllf'l:. moved to St. Louis lwforv he voulcl vxpvrienlge the Prom. the .lunior Class. under Presidelit Dicll W'ult0rs, Vice ljresiclvnt Diane llilgfl. and Sevyl- tary Carolyn Hall. has survived with flying volors. .lust an fa-w of lllt' rlanw-rs that wonilm-ml the' gym for Ihr' annual l.inr'oln llay llumw- prvsf-ntml lmy tha- .lnnior Class. U ' , 30 x I I - L L ' zmzmf Gzafls tt- ,J 32,1 I t .L J 4.5 Offry p ' 1' w i- N yy, l9l :l Sf v . 1 First Row: Stn-tson. Chapman, Poulsen. Brookshaw, Holden, Harrington, Almood, Alrplanalp. Grown-, Bradt. Dalmu-r. ifurlrishle-y. Palmer, Stekovicli, Olmstearl, Broun, Lillis. Zimmer. Cornell. ' .St'4'0I1l1R0w.' Hubert. Przyliorowski. Bilterman. Burdick, Bertliiaume-, Canning, King, Staplt-ton, llourtf-r. Sisson. Zippicr, Wohler, Brudcrlin, Dagg. Scott, Huetlf-r, Clvments, Stetson. Doran. Third Row: Kasimir, Kay. Berglund. Dale. Hr-lmbreclu. Scliaf-rtf-l. Spencer, Fitton. Schurr, Ye-rnon, Irwin, Tc-rry, Fleming. Cramer. Ackerson. Claus, Hubert. Miles. Fourth Row: Rycroft. Ossman. Isbister. Sticknf-y, Tingler, Broun. Somerville. Lind, Johnson, Wurl. Bm-nson. Glattv. Schultz. Garland. l iffl1 Row: Kvitll. Ryan. Sengbusch, Thomas, Baxter, Kern, Fla-tclwr, Byron. Lanrlel. Pant-zicli. Klagf-r, Morog. Q4 Firxl Row: Le-itrick. Bri qtriclxlanrl, fu ml rand.'f'n. V' lial 5, Xlvyvrs. Williams. Hickman. Henry Sw-oml Ruw: Mcllinn. Horosll. Watkins, O'ConnPr, Odell, Kult . littman. lnmw, , 1' Hall, Waldron, Snyder, McCall. Tluinl Row: Dempsey. Erisman, Harvey. We-iss, W B v , llcrmann. Hislgvxay. Dm-rom-, Bryant. Loi-wer, Martindale, Mowatt, Henry. Fourth Row: Wliitvlock. Reid, Obenauer. De-Nardo W Riggs, Fiddler. Carlson, Hindce-n, McQuillin. Goodno, Mitcliell. McNeal. Tobin Fifth Row: D:-nney. Molnar, Ross. Wint rs. an. Roberta. Hose-, llall. 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KIiIlg1l'lllIlt'i1'l'. Urrr-ll. Bzlulvly Bzlllurml. IJi0lfi.' ,A Rullwlz-ll, Kruu-. U ,J L09 . 4 . ' G ui n 61593 lfilxl l1'nu': l'ng1-r. llnrlvy. lQ il1:1x1. Fillllvglilll. f, r , un ll. Ile-fTna-r. Ifuingl. firifp. Rullluugg. llnvrin. Alu-I, Il4 ,'xl'IIl. Sixvlxoll. nuulll, Sm-mul Roux' Hilrllllilll. ll:-mln-rglu-r. I,ill'IIgi4Igt'. Hnrn-. Um' l'iSfI' lll'llS. Pulls-rson. Ill:-lsvll, llruw. lh-ck:-r. NIMH, l m'Ius. I,flllLI'l'. Iluxix ffurlix. -4 1vllil'llRUll'.' .'Xln1'll. Ullxxw, Ilmmaxie-r. 5lnHslz'illlm'l'. Ilunfur1l,Q:r1'. lk IY- 5 l l1! '- Pf llW'I'- Kl'iSlil'h- l,l'iIl'NilH. N1-wn1.I1I-. V ' l unrlh Kunz' II4-Ill:-r, Nl:-xumh-r. llinn. Willow-r, .lansm-n. 1-rs, ,,. Pe- l Sunil 1. Wink. lHum'lxl1'y. llilcllcuvk. lim-xx-. IIilllIIll'IhlP2lI'll. l ilIl1 Knut liumlazm. Svllwwll, Hmlmx. t:l'Q'glHil'4', Wullun. Ura' rm- . 0'1fun r, Killwy. Spilxm-r. Rzlnnvy. lluin, Slmlmn, Iiurr. ', 313 5. Sopbommfes 'icers Kilburn. Treasurer: Nonenmacher, Vice Presidentg Hoffman, Presid:-ntg Michaelson. Secretary. The class of '40 started their first year of ae- tivity in Kenmore High School by electing officers of the class. Doug Hoffman was their choice for President. Phyllis Nonenmacher. Vice President. ,lim Michaelson, Secretary, and lim Kilburn. Treasurer. When final tabulations were taken for the all-school play, Seven Sisters, it was found that the Soph Class had come out on top by receiving the largest share of the profits. They further increased their exchequer with the profits from the annual Soph sponsored St. Patriclfs Day Dance. Truly. a class that so early in its high school career shows such ability should go a long way. The annual Soph Hop was held in early May and was termed a hugh success hy all who attended. A small portion of the many people that enjoyed refreshments served in the teachers, cafeteria during the St. Patrick's Day ' Dance sponsored by the Sopho- more Class. 39 W, Sophomore iris 'if Q oJo,.P'l l 1'rsf Row: lllnwvry, willllUllQ'F. Nlilcllvll. xll'til'ill'lll4'. Manllly, Mamlly. Slllllll. Moon-, Manmlalv. Layer. W1-mlvl. Masse- lxlllfllll. fiuslwy. Vugvlf-. Bows-rs. Supplv. Szabo, Yvagnvr. SI'l'llIlIl Row: Williams, Mvliurriaglivr. Lainilrl, Burk. Bil'kt'llIll1'yl'I'. Mayo, Nm-uman. Ya:-gm-r. Will-s. Yarnolql, Wivexltawii Willow-r, Smyth. Yamlvvsullu-i'. Wvlnsla-r. Williams. Wi-ikal. Tliirfl Roux: linym-. 'l'lirm-u4le'r. Tmnkii-5. Slnrck, l,znnsun. While: Wriglll, Slaulnn, Tlmman. I.1-mls. BlIl'liIlPI'. Kunz:-. Ward Wumni. Xluunrlre-ll. Parmle-y. Hula. Nlamn. Sli-ward. ,lulms4m. lfourlli Rom: Mangl. Mung. Nlallzulm. Hoisw-rl. Ninn-laml. Swift, 'l'lmrn. Tlnnnas, Zakvs. Snyalc-r, Ablmll. Ashe. Riclmut Nlultlu-ws. llluvllom-Il. Larson. Pickarql. Lf-gg. Warman. lfifrli Ro-uf: Fause-r. lh'ownjnlin. liiwlmllv. lfimiiiilgi-1', Voll. Wilson, Lnwman. May. Langv. Uthe, Berlscli, pour Nlurlimvr. Swunnic-. 1.4-wis, l'zm-ov. W4-nl. Spaxmam. . J .i if 1 .J .J lfirsr Ifuzr: llufle-ll. llriimm-r. Davis. llmmlun-. Nlillvr. Kimmins, jolmson. lillZllIlll1'I'S, Craxxlorml. Conlon. Cam. l,lIlllU'llN'l'Ql, Iflumka. l l1lll'llll. filiillf'3ll. Klaus. lluigli-l'. RkllI1il'l'. Clll'liUVil'll. Svrurul Row: f:llill4'llll1'll. ffliilflrr-fs. Clark. lm:-. llanm-y. lilllllfllh fInn4l1'vll. Mast, Pllillllfliy. Bn-nuil. Dobson. Pavlnvivll llzivz-nh, Mwrlx. l'il'llllllIl, lifdlllllll. Kurzuxwu. lluuw. Allxblllltilll. Tllirrl Kaur: linriglil, l rnsl. xl1'llI'llHl. Ilugn-ll. Hyun. Dol-ing. Uislwr, R0lll'llSllIll'. lll1'lIu1'i11i4'l-Q. Crisp, lxlillixirvilllllllli llollimrl. Rupplf-ye-. BZIIIPIA, Sa-lwiln. lluurlm-y, Crimi, Ashburn. Cnlanlimiu. l unrll1 Row: Allarnivk. Baum., llQ'llll1'l'. liugixmm, Haas:-, EI'lL'li50Il. Bi-ck:-r. Marlin. D4-iinisml. Nlc'Nalr. McNamara. Luolx. l'ullx, lhm-kviluil. Bunk. lxianwi. lhivialwll. Rm-ssl-l. lfiflh Row: .'X4'lll4illll4lVllI'll. Sumlm-rs. Ylillw-r. lxlllt'i1'j1'NNSlii. llimmick. S4'lIlHl4ll. Ilaffa. liillllplwll, FllWlt'l'. l re'm'l1, lfeiul-I. lgllhllllilll. lil-rg. lil1'il5Ull. lln-all-y, llllI'l'illQlllHl. Dnwrflf-in. lihnlir-rly. Al-0 Sophomore iris and oys First Row: Morton. Roberts. Roach. Senftle, Hubbard, Johnson. Davis, Keister, Phelps. Northrupt Jacobs. Breeht, Rauh, Sanderson. Laman. Shivk. Cuarino, Cameron. Devlin. Second Row: Quinn, McPherson. Houseworth. Saunders, Jack. Peters. Lamm, Lumley. Kirbis, John, Johnson, llertz- berg. Patterson. Pfeifer. Joslin, Neiman. Neff. Schuster, Schuster. Third Row: Hughes, Schafer, Schultz. Karalfa, Schicora, Hummel, Spoor, llogenmiller, Cloutier. Zurhrick, Smith, Moran. Cole, Murphy. Steamlman, Sanderson, Frazier, Kimble. Quattrini. Fourth Row: Svhafer. Reilein. Schwan, Hettig, Nonemnacher. Pfeiffer, Carpenter, Cook, Shepard, Hipkins, Km-ll, Popovich. Otter. Parsons, Napier. Schwartz. Shaw, Packer. Nachtrieb. Fifth Row: Kolk. Schaefer. Scull, Izard, Johnson. Nicholson, Neufer. Nease, Mason, Munrlie, Rankin, Se-ifrietl, Moran. Morgan. Kelley. Schleip. Klodt. First Row: Hazen. Elliott. Clark, Bukovscak, llerbold. Harfortl, Barrett. McDermott, Baum, Elrlrerl, Aungsl. Anderson. Axberg. Blakeslee. Guay, Rose, Gestwick, Ganzman. Seeomi Row: Hanson, Deney, Fleming, Klaiber. Edwards, Knuth, Foley, Coff. Hammer. Cregoire. Ferrautl, Wiktorou- ski. Haneher. Arnold. Fenwick. Dempsey. Albright, Hall. Third Row: May. Beiter, Hill. Fazekas, Hayden, Reilly. Ratletieh. Bauer, Anclerson. Fitts. Clatte, Hall, Bertlirk, Marshall. Rolfe, Burns. Begovich. Fourth Roux' Drasgow, Helle, Hutton. Rellinger, Fugitt, Gilbert, Ross. Dierkt-n. Herlan. Clark, Collins. Coltlsmith, Hambrimlge. Andler. Guess, Fink. Hendricks. Mitchell. Fifth Row: Flavin. Carpenter. Campp. Hayes. Rupert. Culbertson. Ray, Moffat, Gilbert. Metro, Be-rlinghoff. Sanmlham. Hotldick. Conshafter, Kramer. Perry. Ahrens. Hoelke. 41 Sophomore oys l ir.s! RIIIFZ lluxis. Svliunk, Pattvrson, Patti-rsun. Scliat-ffvr. Svlwrvr, R1-ti. Stztlvy, Sl'llIIl'll. l.ut-as. llnttvrill, Bing Stuinflry. N4-tt. llnwe-, tInnnuIly. De-lislt-. lflirivh. Sm-ornl Rauf: flux. llnlniln-rg, lllig, ifrvan. Qualtrini. Nicholson. Olivvr. Swznison. lltbllgllllllll. l,lll'lI.1'llt'I'l'f. Slrvlwl lfitltllt-r, We-att-nit, Tllurlipsun, Ste-llrvvlil. W1-uw-r, l'ortvr, Svliunk. Tltirrl Rauf: N11-um, Davis. llollistm-r. Frum'iscn, Karlstt-vn, Maltlvn, Swift. Stotltlartl. Past-l. Ernst, Danlivlsoii. Sp:-imla-l Xlille-r. Nlusun, llrawfurml. lfisingc-r. Rittviiliottsv, Tlioiilpson. lfourlli Row: Zuvitz, Ilullwmlm-I, lla-st. Nli'Kf'f'lI. Mason. Marshall, Scott. Sin-pln-nl. Susinski, Spumlingm-r. Buzak. Iluwurml. Hraulle-y. Ymlvr. Fr-ltun. Elinor:-, llyv. l urrf-ll. l iflh Row: tiormwll, Tilnlny, Vogt, Brucll:-y. Lathrup. Millvr, Carlwrry. Kirsvll. Nt-ck. Wildnlun. Wvlke-r. lxlllmrz lirunt, l'zn'k, l,ilI'll'l4lfll'. SWPIISHII. Spoor. Mt'Nlullf-n. l'ir.x1 Ron-g H:-tim. IH-tm-rwn. L4-wis. Wln-lan. Visliiun, RQ-slz, Wilkins, Watkins, llulnn-s. Kilburn. lllivliuc-lsuil. lluy, llilrlmrtl. llny, Nlvfllztltoli. Wilkiv. Kvlly. We-lili. S:-rnml lt'uu': Williunif, Wilkinwn. lltz, Wulf. l.t-mon, 'llllllllill'S, Kraus, Smith. Rm-tl. Slllllll. llugun. NYiIgLll1'l'. Nlmm-, Still. Walk:-r. W4-llf. Nlatrkf. Thin! lx'nu': ehtnlmwtnit. June-5. li:-fztiwmi. llc-tlnnunn, Kroinpurl. Ke-llc-y, Pa-ursoti, jvnkins, llnllis, Slim-n1ulwi'. lil't'Sllll. Xlunrv. lxllilllilll. Willizunf, Walla-y. lfnurili Row: ffullznxuy. tlolt-, Bissvt. Lanny. K1-illvr. Riilll'll, vlIlitiVll'. Wt'Qll'llt'l', Jolin. Wt-rnvr. Yu-i'vu1'kn'. lllnwr, 'l'li4'ulmIml, 'l'illuu. Ill:-ylt-, Wuinwriglit. Svilolws. I i!llt Row: lm-an-r. tlrunsmi, lhirkt-, Rm-In-r. Susinunn. Kr:-licr, 'l'urln-rt. llivrvv. Wiltlritlgv, Rt-tllmunl. Kung. Vuriv, Wlu-1-In-r, llllrivll. 'l'ut-lu-r. 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I 5328 l m M55 Y fs 'TELL' 1 H wil 'ms ,f if aww Qi. if Sf M ' ' APVAQ M5455 ig i f Q55 , wf 1 ' IQ f 11 1, xi im ' VW ' ' ' 'fwaxm . fx 4:11 251532231 me 'wel -gglxw x - gg suirswfrl Ei. kiwi ' nb ff . TJQQHMERZ FGUTB LL As a fitting rcward for the lirst undefeated unticd football season in Kenmore High annals. thc ltlfl-3 gridiron squad. managers and Coaches Richard Uflenhamer and Lelioy Pitkin were guests of the- Kenmore Kiwanis Club at a dinner honoring the teamis impressive record. Recogni- tion was also given the Oflenharner-Pitkin coach- ing combination. which for eight years has so capahly directed the Kenmore grid effort. Later. a testimonial was held for the Niagara Frontier League Champs at the Seventy-fourth Armory with Colgate's famous football mentor. Andy Kerr, as the principal speaker. Sports celebrities. radio connnentators. fathers of the players. and prominent men of the village and town also attended. At the close of festivities, gold footballs were presented to the twenty-five lettermen, and the announcement was made by Coach Offenhamer that Tony Kristich would be next year,s captain. The many honors bestowed upon it attest to the ability of Kenmore's i943 football team. I943 FOOTBALL Kenmore 7--f Lockport 0 . qenniore 5l o 'kpo 6 Kcninore 25' fLackawanna 6 'ms enmore 2 o 't nf ' Ida K4-glyuurrexagv Tonawanda 0 ' Ken 1 'e f ' i ' j , 'K if, Q Ke-nmo , Laekawfl . 0 W ' N ' 0 r J VZ-fl .z . 0- - -UP Q IJ - 0. , l irsl Row: Marahno: Markham: Ross: McCullough: Mandate: lltz: Crahani: llannnond: McMnllcn: Christie: Pfon ni-r: Tice. S4'1'lIlIllRlIIlVf Ahrcns: llcrzog: Knezcvich: Fuchs: Cnckovich: Qnattrini: Cilh:-rl: Hanney: M. Schunk: Buzak: Murphy: Johnson: Kristich: jcnell: Jacobson. Tlzirfl Row: Mr. Ollcnhamcr, He-ad Coach: Packer: llambriilge: Chotoll: Broomfield: E. Schnnk: Kraus: McMahon: Wagner: llankovich: Krocger: Sweeney: Argus: Somogyeg C. Smith: Hott: Radosevich. Captain: Mr. Pitkin, Asst Couch. 54- ootball i' .15 .. - x G 1 . J. 1. Kenmore defense moves in for the kill. - my LocKPoRT AT KENMORE 171 Kenmore, playing in defense of its 1942 Niagara Frontier League Championship title, first played host to Lockport, a game which saw the Blue and White sweep to a hard-earned 7-0 victory. ,lerry Ranney's 30-yard pass to ,lack Sweeney and a line plunge by Fullbaek George Broomfield produced the winning touchdown. Broomfield place-kicked the extra point to end the scoring. 1251 KENMORE AT LACKAWANNA 161 Quarterback Archie Christie played the stellar role in Kenmore's 25-6 defeat of the Steel City representatives by scoring a touchdown and pass- ing to ,lack Sweeney for two more. Halfback .lerry Ranney accounted for the final marker. 1141 KENMORE AT TONAWANDA 161 In a night game played during a continuous downpour, the Blue Devils continued their win- ning streak, subduing a previously undefeated Tonawanda eleven 14--6. After a scoreless first half, a Tonawanda lineman fell on a fumbled Kenmore kick in the end zone for the home teamis first and only tally. As a result of a long drive, highlighted by Fullback Broomf1eld's ex- cellent line bucking, the Blue and White aggre- gation matched this touchdown, and in the fourth quarter Halfback Bob Markham added the final six points by means of a reverse play. 1511 KENMORE AT LOCKPORT 161 The second Kenmore-Lockport encounter re- sulted in a 51-6 drubbing for the latter as Ken- more's grid specialists marched eight times across their opponent's goals. la 1-4. 2. Another point for Kenmore-'s Blue Devils. 171 NO. TONAWANDA AT KENMORE 1261 At the end of the first period of the annual North Tonawanda-Kenmore contest, the Lumber- jacks were enjoying a 7-0 edge. However, near the close of the second quarter the Kenmore gridsters connected to tie the count, Broomfield accounting for the first six points and Tony Kristich booting the seventh. Nothing could hold back the inspired Blue Devil outfit that took the field in the third semester. Shortly after the second half kickoff, Sweeney took a Christie pass to score, and later Markham car- ried the pigskin from the visitor's 2-yard line for another six points. Ranneyis pass to Christie was good for the final score of the game. 171 JAMESTOWN AT KENMORE 1271 Although the going looked easy for the Ken- morites in the first part of the game when scores were hung up by Jerry Ranney's passes thrown to Sweeney and Markham, and a line buck by Kristich, the ,limtown boys provided stiffer com- petition just before the half ended when, follow- ing a kickoff, a speedy visiting back raced for a touchdown. Then it was not until the final period that a second Ranney-to-Markham pass tallied the game's last score. 101 LACKAWANNA AT KENMORE 1381 The finis of the 1943 football schedule was played on a very icy Kenmore gridiron. ,lerry Banney proved to be the oppositionis biggest threat by personally scoring twice and throwing to George Graham for the third contribution. Broomfield, Nick Knezevich, and Guy Johnson also penetrated to the visitorls end zone for scores, and Broomfield and Graham each added a conversion. 55 SWIM lfollowing the examples set by the football team. the i943--lfl swimming squad also finished its schedule undefeated and untied. Although Coach Charles Pohl was none too optimistic in pre-season practice, Kenmore provided such still competition that often members of the B team were used in place of the varsity mermen. ln the first meet the Blue Devils splashed to 50-I6 victory over North Tonawanda and later in the season repeated the procedure 56-lll. Next Kenmore played host to last year's league champs, Tonawanda, and pinned a 38-28 deci- sion on the visitors. ln their second encounter, the Kenmorites subdued the red and white by a 36-30 score. Amherst provided the other oppo- sition losing twice, 52-I4 and 38-28. Larry lVlcl'ilroy and Harold Auer were unbeaten throughout the year. The l50-yard medley relay team of Mclflroy. ,lack Barnes. and Rudy Kraus set a new pool record of one minute 32.6 seconds. and Captain Mclilroy lowered the 100- yard backstroke time to one minute 8.6 seconds. ln the sectional championships held in the Kenmore pool the home squad provided its own private believe-it-or-not by having every blue and white swimmer who was entered place in some event. The final tabulation showed that firsts were taken by Auer, McElroy. Hoddick. and the medley relay team. Seconds were cap- tured by Kraus, Bud Decker. Roger Hancher. and the 200-yard free style relay team of Hod- dick. Don Maltzahn, Kraus. and Dick Mc-Mullen. The results of the individual championships held at Amherst disclosed that Auer, Mclfflroy. Kraus, Hoddick, and the medley aggregation had placed first, McMullen and the free style relay team had taken seconds, and George Miller had seized a third. Members of the 1943-44 swimming squad who received letters were Don Maltzahn. Dick Mc- Mullen, George Miller. Harold Auer. Larry Mc- Elroy, Bud Decker, Captain-elect Rudy Kraus, Roger Hancher. Matt Begovich. Sam Mc-Lernon. Jack Barnes. Gilbert Gudgel. and Tom Cantwell. manager. I9-1-3--14 SWIMMING SCHEDULE Kenmore 50-North Tonawanda I6 Kenmore 38-fTonawanda 28 Kenmore 52fAmherst I4 Kenmore 56-North Tonawanda I0 Kenmore 36s--'llonawanda 30 Kenmore 3l'l'fAIlll'lf'l'Sl 28 Fl'l'.Vl Row: Cantwell. Mgr.: Williams. Kilburn, llanscn. Oliver, llanclier. Mclflroy. Caplaing Mr. Pohl. Coach: Anvr. lt. Kraus, llegovicli. Maltzlian, S. lNlcl.ernon. llorlilick. Sr-runfl Row: Fishback, Decker. Miller, Loescr. .l. McLernon. Hollis. ll. Kraus. Peacock. Dom-ing, Fenwick. Mason. . - ii' 56 vt ASKETBALL When Old Man Winter had finally made his exit and uniforms had been turned in, Ken- more's I943-44 basketball team and Coach Ches- ter Bollier could look back on a successful sea- son. Although the team won only six of its twelve games, every contest was worthy of being called a thriller. At the start of the season the prospect was not too bright. since only two of last year's letter- men. Captain-elect Al lVlacCamwell and Jack Sweeney were slated to return to action. Without experience but never without spirit, the Blue and White aggregation proved its worth by romping over its first four opponents, last yearas Niagara Frontier League champion, North Tonawanda, being among the defeated. However, Lady Luck turned her back on the Blue Devils during the next three contests as Lockport, Lackawanna, and North Tonawanda beat the home squad by one, two, and one points respectively. These close scores, which continued throughout the season. coupled with the fact that no league team completed its schedule with fewer than two de- feats, attest to the equality of competition. The individual highlight was hung up by Cap- tain lVlacCamwell who scored nineteen points during the first Lackawanna game. Among the teamis accomplishments were placing sccond in the league and defeating its arch rival. Toua- wanda, three consecutive times. lack Sweeney led the scoring department with lVlacCan1wcll second and Bob lVlarafino third. Next year returning varsity men augmented by this seasonis promising prelim outfit will face eight team competition since Niagara Falls, Trott. and LaSalle have decided to rejoin the league. Members of the 1943-44 basketball team who received letters were Bob Marafino. Bob Mark- ham, Al lVlacGamwell. Jerry Ranney, .lack Sweeney, Al Miles, Doug Mt-Larty, George Graham, ,lack Truman, and lrwin Jennings. manager. 1943-44 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE K. vs. Lockport ,.,,.,., 24 22 K. vs. Lackawanna . 40 39 K. vs. N. Tonawanda 28 22 K. vs. Tonawanda 42 38 K. vs. Lockport .,.. 37 38 K . vs. Lackawanna 32 34 K. vs. N. Tonawanda 34 35 K. vs. Tonawanda 34 30 K. vs. Lockport ....... 26 31 vs. Lackawanna . 24 23 K. vs. lN. rllonawanda 25 3l K. vs. Tonawanda 29 27 First Row: Bob Marafino. Jerry Kanney. Al lVlacGamwell. Captain: George Graham. Bob Markham, Second Row: lrv Jennings. Mgr.: George Madsen. Alf Miles. Pat Slattery, Doug XlcLarly. .lack 'lll'lIlllllI1. lion Ablc. Murray Schnnk. Mr. Bollier. Coach. 57 third. Ulht-r rapalylt' lll'l'l-tll'lllt'I'S we-rt' tluptain f hogc-r lVloorz- and Warren Langman in tht- Alvltl yard run. tlaptain-vlevt Wally l'znu-zit-li in the dashes. and Guy' ,lohnson in the pole yault. Tho manager of that team was Bill Walters. lnterest in tht- W4-li team ran he judged hy' the fart that the- si-ason was inaugurated hy' some ninety'-three vandidales trying out for starting positions. Another line showing is exp:-vted al- though only' four of last yvar's lettvrlnen are havk for competition. Captain l'anezit'h will again show his heels to opponents in the dashes. llado- sevivh will heave the shot put. Tom Christy' will handle the 200 yard low hurdles. and lioh Cho- toff will head the disvus department. llrat-tive' sessions and the new. enlarged physical fitness program will undoubtedly' produce fresh talent. A sucvessful travk season would malxe I9-I-3--lull the lwst year in Kenmorc-'s sports history, KICNMORE 1617! Y st plu: in evely event 4-xvepl the high jump. relay. and I lX1lllllUll s lllltllllllill sw pt to a 61 37 inaugural triumph over tht- Amherst 1 -tu i mul w ls nffi wi 0 my r last that Kenmore took all three places lllt IUWAIIIU o t 4 tnmorc tl u men in their first meet seems to indivate . 1 suite sful year. Heres wishing the Coavh and sl r 1 u 1 nts 1 rusty: l'lt'IlVSll'li1 Platzer: llvllvz llvrlan: Sl'lllI1'llZ D. Rt-th-y: :mmf :rw 1 tl ur tl rin l Kelley: R. Ka-llvy: llammonrl: lxl2lt'CtllllWl'll1 tfhototl: Wal- : 1 llt nur it il:-: None-nmavlu-r: Soniogye-. url ron r imp r 1 mr en talsonz l it'hlnc-r: flliltlf fuyilz: Alt'XLlIltlt'l'Z .lansf-n: Hur- ot Tl y son oviu llrlrvrl. Asst. Mgr.: Mr. Hollivr. tIoarh, Iwm.. A 5 .4 :.W.i :iw Q Ll, . . ,jg nm. -g Rolo-rl Swift 6 lim-orgv lfnllrlimlge- T lfarllon llumillon 8 William Miller 9 Cordon Moon' 10 Pc-rry Gravf Rob:-rl Yung ,laclx Sllivllls jolm English Gilford Smith ll. 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Bl'IlIlSWlf'li. and many other makes. ' ' r W U R LI I' Z E R ,',0,,,N, IA mum' fflnmus in musiz' for 200 years! Raw and mmliim' HPIPAIRING OPEN EVENINIJS Pianos and all hand and musical inslrunu-nts including violins lry expert favtory-trained men 074- MAIN STlll'il'iT CL. 4072 Records. Classical and Modern 66 Compliments of the CO-EDS CLUB Donna Krueger. President 'k Marilyn Furbish, Vice-President Eileen Collins, Recording Secretary Janice Arnold Mary ,lane Cerato Pat Collins Irma Grabau, Corresponding Secretary ,f- Shirley Dodds, Treasurer , V'- Margaret Haifa X A .Q Charlotte Halllett .QE J Mary Hammel t W Djlflaine Condi-ell abr . Florence .Iohuson xl ' ' ean CJrnell Ja '- Ruth Johnson K .5 'l - 'eileffn DeLisle A AH- wa 4-014-1 Betty Leitrick Qi Natalie Denney I Doris Mortimer V as I Lois Dobson 5 ' ,' Nancy Noel ,Ioan Doerllem Nga-:IV Mlflam Park Doris Ellsworth .Ianice Rappleye Pat Falk Shirley Smyth PHI SIGMA CHI OMEGA THETA CHAPTER George Graham, Presidenl Joseph Cain, Vice-President Bruce Butler, Treasurer William Bing James Bisset Charles Brenner Robert Buck Richard Dimmick James Elmore Ronald Fitts George Caney Bernard Graham Richard Harris if Richard Christensen, Cor. Secretary Andrew Whelan, Recording Secretary Roger Filip, Chaplain and Marshall Charles Kramer Willialii Mandale Michael Marlcarian Robert Peacock Robert Rellinger Richard Utz Robert Utz Paul Vishion Thomas Wvillcinson David Williams 67 KENMORE MERCHANT? ASSOCIATION,INC KENMORR.NEWfYORK 'A' SAMUEL 0. MCCARLEY HARRY DEHASS CEOROE A. BURY EDWARD DAIGLEIK 'A' DIRECTORS SAMUEL O. MCCARLEY HARRY DEH'Ass GEOROE A. Bum' LES S. SIMMONL-A HAROLD BURY . P resid en! Vice-Presideni Sec rem ry ,. Treasurer W. CARLYLE JOHNSTON HOWARD INSKIP GEORGE V. ALLEN MARTIN DUsE1 68 KENMORE MERCHANTS Allen's Clothes Shop Awald Chevrolet Babcock Drug Store Baldwins Cards and Gifts Bleyle, Louis A. Buffalo Optical Co. Bury Funeral Home Buryis Delicatessen Certified Finance Co. Dates Laundry Delaware Barber Shop Del-Mor Flower Shop Bette Dixon Candies Donovan Drug Store Dunn, Paul A., Sons Durkin, John H. Dusel Hardware Ebling, B., Inc. Elmlawn Cemetery Elmwood Delicatessen First National Bank Gibson and Doty Glad Rags Henelis Dairy House Florist Hygrade Oil Co. Kay's Drug Store Dr. O. C. Keener, Optometrist Kendall Gas Station ASSOCIATION,INC. 1944 'k MEMBERS Kenmore Credit Bureau Kenmore Bakery Kenmore Boot Shop Kenmore Coal and Ice Kenmore Floral Co. Kenmore Fuels Kenmore Independent Record Kenmore Liquor Store Kenmore Press Kenmore Meat Market Kenmore Motor Co. Ken-Elm Liquor Store Kiener's Kitson, Bill Klippelis Restaurant Krause, Inc. Loblaw Groceteria No. Loblaw Groceteria No. Lutz Hardware Co. 1 2 Martin Printing Mayfin Cleaners Mehltretteris Delicatessen Mergler, John Moeloth and Hofert Nalbach,s Drugs Niek's Barber Shop Noahas Ark Nye Mortgage Co. Parson's Drug Store Rees Bill Village Diner Reif, Alice Reuter, Edward Seifert, George Shannon's Grille Shea,s Kenmore Shicklunas Simmon's Brown-Bilt Shoes Smith Boys' Auto Supply Sondad, Inc. Spa Restaurant Speidel, Charles State Bank Stevens, Viola Summit Electric Sz Hardware Sutherlands Ten-Pin Bowling Club Thompson, Charles 'l'rabert's Restaurant Tremaine Shoe Repair Wagner, Matthew X., Atty. Walt's Garage Werner's Grocery Western Auto Supply Wheeler, Les Wilson, Bert Wilson Grill Wooley Bus Woolworth Co. Young, B. L. 69 ,- is-'B' ClIIlgl'HflllUli4PIl.? lv lllc' Class 1? p ,l L N Catherine- Anmh-rson Dorothy Burn-tl, l'r Maureen Burns ,lr-anne Day Shirley Dixon Lorraine' Evvrl, Scrgwuit-ut-Arms Lois Gaylon, Secretary Maryalicn- Corlfrc-y livulyn llormlon, Trvaxunr Marilyn Gray Alice' Ure-1-r Rosilincl tilllllffllllll f 1 43 ' xo 1 Carol llallly vsizlenl Margarvl llatlle-r llorollly Phyllis Jones Shirley l,un1lc-y Barbara Mann Dorothy Millvr june' Ode-ll Joanne- l'innm'r Rita Pollock Jane RQ-a, VTCU-l'l'l'Sl'flf'IIl Nlilflrc-rl Scllaertc-l Virginia SQ'IlgllllSCll BILUS MARKET 3173 DELAWARE AVENUE Quality I l'llI.lS and VPgt'fll1Il8S Conzplinzenls of CARL MEYER'S SERVICIQ STATION 3l80 DELAWARE AVENUE. KI-INMORE ilm 'fWfn- THE HY-GRADE FRUIT MARKET H+ ' MM Jim Ml 116 lmgrory of 2836 DELAWARE AVENUE BH THER JACK BUSCH Thr' Name Speaks for Itself Phone- Dlilaware 2887 Corn lIllilIH'llfS of KENMORE FURNITURE CO. ALPHA GAMMA PHI ALPHA EPs11-oN if Robert Marlcllam, Presidvnl David Hott. VI-C8-PI'6'Sill6llf Pvler Vogt, Sccl'elflry llolwrl Svtlzo. Tl'c'f1s11l'e1' 2902 DI-2l.AWARl-I AVI-INUI-I. KI-ZNMORI-I Divk WHIINSQ Mfl Sl'UH ,Iamvs Murphy, Chaplain Optometric Eye Examinations and Glasses Fitted FAILING OPTICAL COMPANY 166 FRANKLIN . . . CoR. MOHAWK Gray M. Failing Seth A. Hall Albert T. Hett Open Thursday Evenings Compliments of the DELQUA RESTAURANT DELAWARE AT SHERIDAN Open Day and Night CoMPLI-:TE DINNERS, EVENING SNACKS AND YOUNG PEOPLE,S FANCII-:s PHI SIGMA FRATERNITY Donald Argus William Burr Richard Dye Peter Farrell William Fink Robert Fretz Richard Hamilton Richard Lamy Thomas McMahon Ben Miller THETA CHAPTER Vernon Moore Charles Perry .lack Quigley Kenneth Reid Howard Reitzer John Sandham Daniel Stedem Judson Tice Duane Tucker Robert Werner Walter Zavitz ALPHA ZETA FRATERNITY XI CHAPTER Kenmore. New York Andy Anderson Jim Anderson Dave Bauer Karl Burns Tom Cantwell Bud Fleming Harry Guess Bob Hazen Dick Hutton John Kilbey Rudy Kraus Ben Kraus Bob Kroeger Bill Kunz Carl Larsen Larry McElroy Jerry McMahon Don McMullen Dick McMullen Jim Moore Tom Nicholson ,loc Pfalzer ,lohn Reimann Wereley Rupert Skip Stellrecht Ron Turner Bob Wagner Dick Williams Have your school and service banners, letters, organization or club emblems, and Celluloid buttons made for your specific needs. E. D. GUTTAS CO. Embroidery Shop CL. 6188 77 W. CHIPPEWA BUFFALO, N. Y. RADIO-CYCLE CO. Complete Line of Model Airplane, Boat, and H. O. Railroad Kits and Supplies 2725 DELAWARE AVENUE DE. 8676 Ii EIIW BI fl HIIE I IFTEIII- JEANNE MORRISON, President 'IQ .JL A 1 d' A P THETA SIGMA if- 1. if Vs 6' X ' ALPHA CHAPTERQQ 1 DOROTHY CHITTENDEN, President Q Qc. tu iffy , ROTHY CLARK, Vice-President 'SQ 'A Q., fd, , P ANN JOYCE HOLLAND, Treasurer Q ,jx .Y , V DOROTHY HETT, Recording Secretary ,J ' 7. T 9 X Q Q 0 SUE ALLING, Corresponding Secretary 5 :Q uf' 5 ,QR NANCY HODDICK, .sefgeafn-at-A,-ms E, Q- GX'-A JOYCE SCHWAB Representatives ' GIJO ANN JOYCE HOLLAND lo Council -, 'C -5 X DELTA BETA PHI life wana ' ...4 . .. ALPHA CHAPTER + B-UPF 1991.41 VIR 1 N A CLAUS, Pres en! DORIS MARCHANT, Vice-President SHIRLEY KUHN, Treasurer RENATA MITTMAN, Recording Secretary 4 PATRICIA FRANDSEN, Corresponding Secretary DORIS MARCHANT, Sergeant-at-Arnzs A RENATA MITTMAN I Representatives fi PATRICIA BORDERS 10 Cvwwil DELTA CHI SIGMA rf' BETA CHAPTER JANICE BRYANT, Vice-President MILDRED BENSON, Treasurer t - ELAINE TWISS, Recording Secretary Q . 4 Q PAULINE WILDE, President O ,IANICE BRYANT, Corresponding Secretary JOANNE GLATTE, Sergeant-at-Arms if ' FLORENCE OSSMAN Representatives JUDY MITCHELL Io Council Q '55 72 SO ,VORITY COUNCIL J NANCY ROBINSON, Treasurer ISILON THETA NU SIGMA CHAPTER JACKIE DEVLIN, President ' BEVERLEY HOAC, Vice-President Q DORIS WEBSTER, Treasurer 56 , BETTY PEACOCK, Recording seererery I GERRY DICK, Corresponding Secretary A l A RUTH IVIERKER, Sergeant-at-Arms 9 m Q V JACKIE DEVLIN Representatives ' T WILDA HARVEY to Council L A f J x if U g- I 0 I lp . r A .L 7309 Jw' IOTA DELTAJ IVIU f , A 63 W Auwrfj :L ,0,2:l7',u .ww , -' 'A PHA CHAPTER x . MURIEL DORT, President ' 0' QQ- '-'45 'MD 5 JEANNE MORRISON, Vice-President - I LUCILLE MOELICH, Treasurer Q Q an ' 3, ,gkq Q9 C JOAN THEOBALD, Recording Secretary SY EM r ,. JOYCE DIETRICH, Corresponding Secretary 5 K --Pe DOROTHY REILEIN, Sergeant-at-Arms PHYLIS IVIUNZERT Representatives , JEANNE MORRISON to Council fsbvw Q Qj 1 Www AMMAPH1 YQ was '5..:sr.9-9+B1Eq1RSe-TPRPTERL KAY ' H, Pr 'dent N-o G X MQ., S, Q, ,Y I NA ROBINSON, V President ' ' 'J A f V- P ICIA CARLS f , V xH TH DOERR, Rec ' etary 'E ' - f f' -1 K A bf KV HY WEBST I r Secretary CAROL KELLY, Sergeant-at-Arms I ' Q 'f NANCY ROBINSON Representatives ,L X, K ,., JOAN LA BAIE to Council KJ X N ,,,-,. 73 Nu L'lNIl'll'l'l'll liusvs N ow But After llw War We Will Br- Ready To Se-rw You Again ooley Bus Lines, Inc. BUY MORE BONDS Tlzix Yearbook was pr0rlur'ed by THE HULLING PRESS an 0l'gklIliZilli0ll devoted to Good Printing 'k wAsmNm'oN BUILDING 501 XVASIIINGTON S1'inf:m', Bnif1fA1.n, N. Y. 74 C0l1gl'UllLlIlii0llS to the Class of 1944 from Q ALPHA LAMBDA OMEGA FRATERNITY BETA CHAPTER A Robert Hammond, President Robert Fugitt, Secrelary John Torbert, Vice-President Donald Rung, Treasurer Victor Bargar Thomas McKeen Robert Chotoff Benjamin Pierce Carl Elliot Gerald Reetz Don Johnson Robert Smith John Lebherz John Still John Mason William Still Richard McCall Gilbert Vetter Frank Wilkins 'B aswsu guru- QB. 5 0 any THE CLASS OF '44 Expresses its Deep Appreciation to FRED J. HOLMES, Photographer For Many of the Servicemenis Pictures Appearing in This Year,s Kenitorial 'k 3015 DELAWARE AVE. DE. 0238 75 In .'1llllI'l'l'I.lI,l.Ull of KICNIVIORIC IIICH SCHOOL ROYS AMI GIRLS IN Smvuzrz KRAU S, INC. livltvr Men'.v Wvar Krzwmomi. Nrzw Youre HOUSE - FLORIS1' ' ,, ,AN,,,IRS RUM, nuclsv sxvlcA'l'lcl:s . . . MANHA'r'rAN SHIRTS ROYAL SLACKS . . . HICKOK BELTS 'A' wn l':lVk'Ilill DIC. 048 QIAMJIICS OI QUAl,l'I'Y lJl'll'1'l.UllSl'l' l,I.'0l'l'PIlf FOR V ICTI JR Y Buy HELEN B VANDY U!Xl'I'lCD S'l'A'l'lCS WAR SAVINGS STAMPS 'A' IUZI BROAIDVL-U' Bl'FI Al,0. N. Y. AND BONDS GENERAL ICE CREAM CORP. 235 ELM STREET. BUFF.u,o THE Class of '44 wishes to express its appreciation to those teachers who helped to make this yearbook pos- sible and especially to Miss Margaret Chase, in charge of the art work, to Mrs. Eleanor Peck, who supervised the work on the soldier panels, to Mr. R. S. Frazier, who acted as general manager, and to Mr. F. W. Beilman of the Hol- ling Press for his many suggestions. ROBERT CHoToFF, President Autographs in it 9759943 .wU EZQRL ef 'U4ff ivyvggf ff' 'W dt! 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