Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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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

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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

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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-.