Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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We ot the Class Ot 1946 Wish to express our conviction that only by being instru- mental in the development of understanding among men and nations can We honor the men Who died so that our voices might be heard, our opinions expressed. We shall always remember and honor these men from our school, for no man can do greater deeds in his lifetime than they have done in a few glorious moments. CHARLES IKIDAIVIS ALLEN AITKEN EDWARD ALVAREZ BURTON BENZ RICHARD BIGGIE RICHARD BROWNING WALLACE BULLARD IOHN BUSCH FLANDERS CALLAWAY HAROLD CAPEN CHARLES CONN PAUL COURTER GORDON DAVIS ANTHONY DISTEFANO RALPH EISERT WALTER ELLIS KENNETH FABER HENRY FARLEY IOHN FINCH DAVID HENNICAR CHARLES HERRINGTON ROBERT HESSLER ALBERT N. HETT GILBERT HILDEBRANDT DAVID N. HILL ROBERT HOTT JOHN ROBERT IAX DAVID MARLETTE JOHN l OHN G. l ONES EDWARD KAMATCH WALTER KENNIS TERRY KUSTICH ROBERT MCCORMICK KENNETH B. MACDOWELL NORRIS MACDOWELL RICHARD MALCHOW WILLIAM MAXWELL ALBERT MELBROD FRED VALENTINE FINCKE DONALD MEUSER KEVIN POLEY RAYMOND GEORGE RICHARD GRIER LLOYD MICHAEL HARRY MOORE IOSEPH O'DONNELL VV ALTER PANEZICH IOHN PIATAK DONALD POTWIN IOHN QUINN RALPH RANDOLPH WILLIAM REIMANN GEORGE REPICH WILLIAM ROSEBERRY HOWARD ROUND, IR. AXEL SAHLIN PHILIP SCANLON RUSSELL SCHLENKER IOHN SHIELDS HOWARD SIMPKINS CHARLES SMITH GEORGE SMITH GRAFTON SPENCER ARTHUR STONE GERALD TAYLOR MAYNARD THISTLETHWAITE RANDALL WALL WILBUR WEBER lOHN WHITE I I I 1 4' Ia 5 I . 9, I ,I., BRUCE HENDERSON IOHN OHAR HAROLD WISEMAN W , :W A .... - - .,..,, , .,..,.,., I 5

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FOREVVORD The 1946 Kenitorial is the result of the combined labors of many Kenmore Senior High School stu- dents. In reenforcing the bulwark of tradition, in presenting to new students the ideals and phases of our school life, and in immortalizing, by the ex- tensive use of photography, our counselors, the faculty, our critics, the students, and our environ- ment, the school: the editors of this yearbook have shown those boys Whose souls have succumbed to the overpowering destructiveness of War that We shall cherish the opportunity-which they so dearly purchased for us-to View the future With hopeful eyes and expectant hearts.