Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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Board of Education Mr. Frank C. Densberger, Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Laverne H. Brucker, Trustee, Mr. Allen B. Rae, District Clerk and Business Manager, Dr. Elmer L. Sleeper, President, Mr. George D, Liles, Vice-President, Mrs. Mildred L, Clements, Trustee, Mr. George F. Wallace, Sr., Trustee. Officially known as the Board of Education, this group of fine enterprising citizens meets once a month to establish and direct our educational pattern. Although elected by the taxpayers of the township, they receive as compensation only the personal satisfaction derived from performing such a vital and difficult task in time of war. As members of the Board, they are charged with the responsibility of administering an annual budget of nearly 51,500,000 and, in so doing, must be constantly attuned to the educational needs of our thriving community. In addition to these important duties, each member has a personal occupation: Mrs. M. L. Clements, ofhce worker and motherg Doctors L. H. Brucker and E. L. Sleeper, dentists, and Messrs. G. D. Liles and G. F. Wallace, businessmen. Although we as students daily receive the benefits of the Board's efforts, we seldom realize that their guid- ance is helping to prepare us for an efhcient life in the world of tomorrow. Thus, we wish to express our deepest and most sincere gratitude to the Board for their interest in our future. 'Nm' JOHN E. DEMOREST, BS., A.M. Supervisor of Secondary Education CARI, W. BAiscH, B.S., A.M. Head of Science Department, Assirtant Principal RAYMOND S. FRAZIER, B.S., Ed.M. Head of Commercial Department. Assistant Principal 26

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Message Roy G. FREEMAN, B.S,, A.M. Principal To the parents of the boys who have made the supreme sacrifice in this war, I extend my heart- felt sympathy. These boys were among the pioneers in the battle for freedom and democracy. I cherish the memory of these lads when they were a part of our student body. To the boys and girls now in service, who have established records which are a source of pride and credit to the school, I wish the best of success. You have been unsparing in your gift of loyalty and service to your country. May God grant your safe return. You who are now in high school, realizing that the completion of high school education is an important factor in the armed service, prepare yourselves for the future. Support our community war efforts. Later you may be called upon for a greater service. When that time comes, I know that you will live up to the glorious record made by the former students of Kenmore High School. as