Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1947 volume:

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Sf J' 6k K ,AXGH SCHOOZOA S5839 091' 'ff 5 'Q 5 fx E5 aaglalllelbllggl Jzbrewar It is impossible to catch the spirit and vitality of high school in Words and pic- tures, but We, the editors, have striven to put into the printed pages of this book a bit of the school We shall so proudly remember throughout our lives as our own Alma Mater. As our high school days reach their peak with the excitement and pride of graduation, We like to recall the incidents that have made the past three years some of the most important of our lives. We shall never forget the Wave of excite- ment that enveloped us more than once during that last thirty seconds of a close football or basketball game, the pride We have in our teams, the last minute dash down the hall at 8:29 A. M., the chemistry experiments that actually Worked the Way the book said they Would, the sly glances from the girl in the next seat when dates for the Junior Prom were highly desirable, the school plays that brought Broadway to Kenmore, the last minute cramming for exams, the patience and understanding of our teachers, and the countless other things that are so much a part of high school. The unforgettable lines of the Alma Mater, which portray our school so much better than we could expect to, have become the theme of the yearbook, in the hope that they will help you recall the days at K. S. H. S. that have sped by far too quickly. 4 'l r iw Q WI E L ' '17fV'3 4F !V 'ZW?1'1'ff7 :MWWV,'mwWH'?,DY'2Wfmq5 iWAAvrlw W 'K ww ' -v 'wWw 'wff vw Q 1 ' 'N J1a5.W:M5IgiI5 we we fraud W Lfrexenf C9ur fczcufy ' Q . . Eaafa' gf cS'a'zfc'2zffbf2 ' j 1 Wfacfferf C9w' efonm andfaaybkrw Z , Jenforr- , ' 3 1h if U Jwzmrf efb,0f7077?0!'6J'f A Hur offzoaf LD W 001' 6yZ!6d' 3 6911? 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Rau-. llistrict Ulm-rk anrl liusinn-ss IvI2lII2ljlL'I'l Nlr. llcorgc I'i.xY2lll1ICL',Sl'., I 11-sirln-nt: Mr. I . I Zllll NI5TTtlI1,,'XffOI'l1K'Yl Nlrs. Nlilclrcd I,. Clk-nicnts. Yicc-Prusinluntg Dr. lilmcr I.. Slvvpa-1', vlil'llSTL'l'1 Mr. Clcorgu IJ. I,ila-s, VliI'llSfL'L'. Q! ,- , if I 'T I 44 - 'A li.. .. is Miss lfalna Grampp, ll.S., MA.. Head of Home lfconomics Uepartrnvnrg Mr. Lynn Nichols, l3.S., Dircctor of .lmlustriul Arts: Miss ,Ivnnic Smith, ISA., MA., Head of Social Studies Departtm-nr: fVlr, Roy G. lfrccmzin, I3.S., NIVI.. Principal Miss C. lisrlu-r Hcpinstall, Ii.S., l'fml.fVl., Head of Ifnglisli Dcpartnu-nr: fVIr. Raymond S. Ifraxiur, li.S., lfcl.M., Assistant Principal and Ilczul UI-LlOITllIlt'l'CI2il Dvpartmcnt: Mr. Vtilliani H. liraunton, ill.. Ii S., l'ml.IVI. fH0n.l, Hvzul of Nlilfllvlllll ' Department. V, I, It 3 CHOOL OFFICI It E Q et il 1'x' f Ee 3 H J ...F C Miss Margaret E. Alvortl A.B., A.M.g Languages Miss Margaret E. Chase Fine Arts Mr. George J. liarna B.S., Ed.M.g Social Studies Miss Elizabeth Chittenden AB., A.M.g English Miss Lillian M. Barrows A.B.g Languages Miss Leah Coats A.B.g Social Studies Mr. Russell Bentz l3.S.g lndustrial Arts Miss Ann E. Conn A.B.g Languages Mr. Chester Bollier B.P.E., M.A.g Physical EJ. Miss Winifred D. Cook A.B.z A.M.g Home Ec. lx . lg - K 4 4 Mrs. Florence Bollman B.Ed.g Social Studies Mr. Robert H. Cutter Industrial Arts Miss Virginia Carey A.B.g English Mrs. Margaret E. Davin . A.B.g English j Mr. Emerson B. Carl B.A.g Science Mr. George Dobson l3.S., 1-Id.M.gIndustrialArts LTY... Miss Dorothea Duttweiler BA., Ed.Nl.g Science Miss Beatrice L. Hunt B.S.g Commercial M iss Elizabeth Easterbrook H..-X., l3.S. in L.S.g Library Mr. C. O. Hutton .-XB., M..-Lg Social Studies Miss Marie-Jeanne Gendreau Languages Miss Mollie jones A,l3.g Mathematics Mr. Rolland Gladieux AB., M.S.g Science Miss Marie Kauffman Physical Education Q L':,,Is Miss Catherine Grant B.S.g Commercial Miss Margaret Kicleney AB., M..-X.g English Mr. Frederick E. Grefe B.S., Ed.M.g Commercial Miss Sarah LaDuca B..-X.g Languages Mr. Carl W. Hann B.S., Ed.M.g Fine Arts Miss Elizabeth A. Lewis B.S.: Cafeteria Director Miss Beulah M. Harms AB., :X.M.g Languages lg ..., Q i 5 ,.. f-.t f S . l v . KX ,M gi 'l a , tx . A. 4' Qi A :MRA 'ci if Vw . .A,: A 1 - QQ Q R4 1 :' ' ' 12-:- l lg K . - , ZA' - i ...FAC lVlr. Arthur H. Lindberg B.l'.A., MA.: lfine Arts Mr. Curtis Palmer A.l3., fVl.A.g Science iVlr. Charles Marlalc l3.S., MA.: Social Studies Mr. VVilliam Pawling HS., lVl.A.g Social Studies lVlr. T. Francis McLaughlin BA.: Fine Arts Mrs. lfleanor Peck A.B., l3.S. in L.S.g Library Miss Olga lVlilich B.S.g Health Nlr. Leroy L. Pitkin HS., lid.lVl.g Commercial Mr. Sherwood Miller A.l3,, lfd.lVl.: Mathematics Mr. Charles Rogers BS., lVl.S,g Health lVlr. Mellie Nlooshie BA., l'1d.iVl.: Social Studies Mr. Paul Roth l3.S.g Social Studies lVlr, R. W. Cllienhamer 5 AB.: lfnglish ' f Nliss Marie R. Schuler l3.S., lid.lVl.: Physical lid. M r. Anthony Urtolano B.S.3 Fine Arts Miss Louise Schwahe B.S., M.A.g Science LTY... Nliss lf. Grace Scott .-X.l3.: lfnglish Miss live Strong lib., lNlA.: ltnglish Ur. Clifford lf. Scouten AB., MA., l'h.D.g Science Miss Dorothy ilijeerdsma Commercial Mr. Benjamin li. Sharpe BA., M..-X.: Nlathematics Nliss Frances S. Usher .X.B.a,Study Halll L' ,x ,lr i 1 .nwffj ,,,QV,,..., Mr. ,Theodore j. Siekmann I B.S.: Science Nliss Marie Weilhamer l3.S.g Commercial Nlr. lfverett Smethurst rX.B,, Nl..-X.: Mathematics Mrs. Lida Wleir B..-X.: lfnglish Nliss Mildred Smith BA.: Commercial Miss Mary lf. Williamson BA.: Mathematics Nl r. Wesley Snyder l3.S., M.S.: Physical lid. Mr. Alhert Witzig HS.: Commercial Mr. George Spears B.,-X., lfd,Nl.: lfnglisli Miss lrene M. Wlojtowicz li.S.: Home lfconomics Not Shown: Mr. I lon Somers, B.S., lfd.M.: Social Studies cali an K- 'MSQQ i ,. xx f ' 1-. ' tiff: Y' 3 . , . Qt . lg ALMA MATER WORDS BY DOROTHY RAINER KAMM, '29 3:99 . 1E:,2IfE-WFf5 'Sufi SING TO YOU. OH Al. - MA MA - TER: WE SPREAD YOUR PRAISES FAR AND NEAR WERE XY' IYH JOY - FUL HEARTS WELL EV - ER CHLR - ISH OUR MEM'RIES OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS: YOUR :Ep EQFEFFEI Ifwwfaiawffff PRO L' D TO BE YOUR SONS AND DALYGHT-ERSQ YOUR HON - OR WE UP-HOLD AS DEAR, FOR -NAME FOR - EV -ER MORE WILL STIR US TO SHOUT A - LOUD YOUR WELL-EARNED PRAISE. YOUR FPEFFEEF MEN , , illu- 'I-3 ln.-14' . o YEARS ,YOU'VE AL -,WAYS HELD BE - FORE US I - DEALS THAT ARE BOTH FINE AND f IVAN' I ING BAN - NER WILL IN - SPIRE US TO CHEER YOUR COL - ORS WHITE AND viii '- - lovln I ' --,, , F F 5 14EfEIW:EEaaEsaaEef TRUE: so Now WE PLEDGIE, OH KEN . MORE HIGH SCHOOL, OUR LOY . AL . TY TO YOU. BLUE. SO NOW WE PLEDGE, OH KEN MORE HIGH SCHOOL, OUR LOY - AL . TY TO YOU. f -A ENE HEI' Wi :FEMS L2 ,fLilUQ f' U 1 5 A- ,ma gamfef f H L2 fd I? W 34 5 ba FH? we U1-'FlCIiRS Lois Timm' lrllft'-1J7't',Yl-dfllf .lli.fXN 'l'U'rToN Srrrflnry blur: Moimcz l,1'r'fI-dt'lIf l3i:xxAR1mGitAii.u: Tfz'!1.fIlI't'f 'Qls-. . . . CL SS OF FORTY- EVEN DO YOU REM ISM BER? hkoffr are Md, zifolflf arf blue, llffrf all done with the yellow brick Jfhool 'llrite as this phrase man seem, it is factual. The future is ahead of us the past now antiquity. Hut one can always derive gratification by dahhling in the warmth of long-forgotten memories. 1 1il'J'l Roco: Dick Manx, illom fragc, Skip Board, Lois illimhy, l,ois lngt-rsoll, Dick fitlius tn Nlilltl Swan ll 'Xlt-xamlcr, lfrctl Rowland, Nlarrha Sta-ward, Yerni-r Gihson. Norma NlCAllL'L'. Marie Diihki littrx -Xrrhur Llxtlt Xloiron Nl arion Owen. 11 HO OR CL B Firfz Row: M. Schmitz, M. Hood, Landel, lf. Dissington. L. A. Hall, J. Turion. Srmnri Row: R. Wilbee, C. Norton, li. Arthur, P. VVoodhull, B. Bodenbender, J. Buschman, Mr. Freeman, B. Krauss, Valedictorian. L. Dodds. P. Tyler, B. Saunders, K. Miller. Third Row: S. Moore, D. Muir, F. Rowland, D. Schurr, T. Crage, R. Goundry, R. Hamilton. R. Stange, C. Ryche- ner, G. Eversole, A. Liotri. Fourth Row: V. Yelle, P. Hammond, J. Wark, M. Dubke, N. Wilson, A. Dosserr, C. Chene, P. Johnson, M. Owen, S. Fdgington, D. Love. Nor Shown: M. Hood, Salutarorian, J. Richards, W. Plumb, R. Plache, A. Lewis. BOY JOE MCJROG . FRANK FLAI-IERTY BOB GOUNDRY . JOHN MARKARIAN FRANK FLAHERTY JOHN MARKARIAN ALLAN SMITH . JOHN THEOBOLD DICK COATES . DON PECK DICK CHELIUS . DICK CHELIUS .. FRANK FLAHERTY DICK CHELIUS . ALLAN SMITH . SENIOR POLL Popularity Pin: Mort Frifndly Mort Studiouf Bart Dancer M051 Hnrnorozu Biggfft Flirt Bart Looking Most Azhleiic Mort Obliging Fayhion Plata Mort Sophifiicated Curtain Call Kidf 'LBiggeJt Linen Polirical Pull Mort Energftic 12 GIRL Lois INGERSOLL Lois INGERSOLL BETTY MAY KRAUSS PHYLLIS BRIGGS . JEAN DANAT MOLLY DILLON Lois INC-ERSOLL . RITA GRUNTZ . JEAN TUTTON . JEAN LILLICO JOAN LEGG MARION OWEN . DQDTTIE LovE Lois TIMBY . RITA GRUNTZ KE ITORI ......... 1947 Kl'QNl'l'URI Xl. IzIJl'lAORS I.,-fl ff, lffgfffg li. limlvlwlwmh-r. Sulmol Htl- lfnlirorz li. fifllhlllh, Sports Ss-criun l'o-lfditoli bl. Wurk, Soplmnwrr ltnlirm. ,I. 'l'mtnn, siunior lfnlimrg R, flu-lixns, lgllSillt'SS XIIIIILIMUII l,. X. Hull. I.llifUl ilI'Q'l!it'f.L R. NYillu-v, Sports Sn-criun l'o-lfmlirorg gl. SIIIIISUH, S1-nior Itclirorg KI. .xlk'XIlllLlk'IA. Xcrivity Swtion lfdirorg -I, Mom, l'il'cl1lzlrio11 lfditor: .l. SNXIIIIIIU. XVI ltmlitm. Cin uffn' l'1'f'!1m'.' N113 Spn-urs, fil'Hk'I'Illl Miss Kwl1.,lSl', 'Xrrz N111 l'.l'1lLiQI', l in:1m'v. KliNl'l'0RlfXI, S'l7'xl lf l'zrwf Rmzz' I.. lnuvrsoll. Y. llulslmrd, If. Ilissingmn, xl. Nlorz. xl. Ht'2ll'llSl1'l', C. Bm-sosn. li. Kraus. Sfmml Rfuv: I.. Nl'lIfvL'I', X1.Uxxr11,,l. Xxvllfk. ,l. Szunson. I.. X. Hull, -I. 'lxurr0n, K. Mzisrm-1'sc1l1, ll. Swzmnic, Y. Wvulls. yvll-NI Rum' KI. Nlurclx, Ii. Xrrlmur. li. Iimln-xmln-mln-l', K. Nlillvr, R, NYiHwc. D. liurns, X. M-wis, S. Young, l,. Tinxhy, Xl. Yan MIL-lm, S. Rm-issig. lfnurllf Rmzx' R. flu-Iius. H. limml. If I'-l2lhi'l'ff,.X. Slllifh,xy.xvh1lHOIl, Ii. Benner, Nl. Hood. Al. ,'xl0XIll1tll'l', R. Munn, .YfflSf!frJJ'rl,'-1. liugzlrt, N, Crimi. .l. XIZICKUIFIOI1, R. NL-wa-Il, U. Ross, Nancy Crimi, Donald Ross 13 vs PROPHECY N is EXTENDED T0 THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1947 TO ATTEND THE TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL REUNION ON JUNE 26, 1972 AT THE KENMORE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL KENMORE, NEW vomc CReplies receivedb Hello! Received your notice about the Class of '47 reunion. Sorry I can't attend. My secretary, Shirley O'Shea, has informed me that all my time for that week is taken up as follows: Monday: A United Planets meeting with Senator Richard Simpson of New York and the U. S. Ambassador to Russia, John Svilokos. , Tuesday: Horseback riding with Mayor Gil Vetter of Chicago, at Dex Hinton's Riding Academy, followed by my semi-weekly workout at Hippo's Health Home , and an appointment with the first female Secretary of State, Miss Audrey fdo-or-diej Stewart. Wednesday: Engagement with political boss of Kenmore, Frank Flaherty: date to go to the race track with my bar- ber, Joe Greco, also, Leo Seibold and Joe Bet a Million Begovich. I must spend the evening at the opera Carmen starring Martha Steward. Thursday: A round of golf with Professor Donald Bush- man of Harvard and Industrialist Charles Blakesleeg a lecture on Ed Smith's new best-seller, The Evils of Women and Denatured Alcohol at the home of Miss Marilyn Butler, prominent social leader. Friday: Business appointments with Dave Schurr, ad- vertising agent for Currie's School of Refined Arts, Jacque- line Samson and Betty Shick, owners of the Samson and Shick Sheet Company, and Don Geary, President of Geary's Greaseless Garlic Company. Saturday: Assemble my weekly column, The News for Youse, for the Kenmore Independent Press, edited by Bob Shepherd: should attend the National Pool Champion- ships with comedian Fred Willimas. Playing for the crown 1::iehDon fEight-Ballb Bartrip and Tom CSure-Shotj Mc- a on. Sunday: Attend church and hear The Reverend Jack Knowl's sermon on The Good of Giving, and spend the rest of the day with Chuck Gregoire, Ron Goff, and John Gehl at the Odd Fellows' Picnic. I'm really sorry not to be able to come, as it would be great fun, but as you can see, it would be impossible. The Classy Columnist, DONALD Ross Gentlemen: It will be a pleasure to attend the Alumni Meeting in Kenmore. In view of the fact that the Dean and Day Studios will photograph the famous celebritieis coming back to the home town including the Met soprano, Ruth Chupasg Ambassador to Germany, George Eversoleg United Nations President, John Cornell: and many others. I am sure that our city will receive world-wide acclaim. Was it not a great announcement last month when Presi- dent Harry S. fBoardj appointed Shedrick Moore to his cabinet as Secretary of Applied Sciences? Let us hope we can all be in Kenmore even if we must come from the Spanish Embassy, as does Carmen Besosa, or from the Edinboro Consulate, as does Janet MacKinnon. Very truly yours, CMissj JEAN MOTZ To whom it may concern: Kindly make reservations for the Class of '47 reunion for the following alumni now living in the Wilbee-Burdick Projects: Mr. Robert Wilbee, Mayor of the world's most exclusive unheated and unlighted project: Mr. William Bing, local Fire Chief Che has many Flames Dg Mr. Bill Plumb, head of the Local Piping and Draining Co., Head Postmaster Charlie Kramer and his wife fthe former Phyllis Ens- mingerjg Messrs. ,lim and Tony Means, universally famous Pop Gun manufacturers, Honorable john Caruso, A.G.D. CAsh and Garbage Disposallg Mr. Robert Tait, retired Tennis Champion of Podunkg and Mr. Dick Stone, Super- intendent of Roads, Streets, and Lanes. Please send tickets in care of Mayor Wilbee's personal secretary, Miss Nancy Crimi, at the following address: 111 Wes Hoddick Avenue Lil' Dale, New York Thank you. CMissj PEGGY CoLE Eat Maloney's Baloney-The Meat for the Elite PERRY, PEARD, AND SCHNECKENBURGER CLocal Distributorsj ELMER REILLER, Manager Greetings: I borrowed this piece of stationery from Bill Shick in order to be able to answer your invitation. CShick conven- iently found it in Bill Siverson's Meat Market.D Bob Somogye and I recently bought a glue factory for Miss Lois Hughes. You have no doubt heard her slogan, Use Hughes Glues. Don't tell anybody but we got stuck with the works. If the Chevy I bought from the Dent and Reed Auto Co. can make the trip, I'll be there. Best Wishes, ALLEN SMITH Dear Classmate: While attending the New York Philharmonic Orchestra concert last Sunday, I saw Conductor Richard Hamilton wave the baton at numerous Kenmorites including Philip Hessinger, clarinetist, and Barabara Hansen, guest pianist. I hope you also heard the talk by Verner Gibson, Vice- President of General Motors. His revelation of the recent scientific achievements of the Arthur and Goundry Insti- tutue shows that Kenmore has leaders in every field. Often have I wondered if any of our classmates would ever be- come anything in this world. I presume the Mr. Stange of Kenmore High's German Department and Miss Swannie of its Art Department hold the same idea about this year's graduating class. Please remember me for a reservation. With a warm greeting, CMissD NORMA MCAFEE Dear Malcolm: I met Phyl Briggs yesterday in Marion Boston's Dress Shoppe. She told me that she saw Teen Age Stylist Phyliss Duquette at the world's premier of Nicotine Street, Cplaywright Fred Rowland's version of Tobacco Road. The stars of the play were those two famous Academy Award Winners, Marion Owen and Dick Cheliusj Phyl also mentioned that the Varga Model, Dottie Love, had received an invitation to the Class of '47 reunion. Since I wasn't sure of this gossip, I stopped in Barbara Bodenbender's Beauty Salon and talked to Eileen Johnson, the head beautician, about the rumor. Miss johnson told me that Marge Van Allen, Society Writer for The New York Times, had stopped in to tell her there was to be a reunion. On my way home, I met Midge Harding in front of Sal Kitson's Hat Shoppe on Fifth Avenue. Midge said that she just left Dick Blanc's night club, The Gilded Goose, where she has the honor of being keeper of the paltry dollars. I told her about the reunion and she said she would inform bartender Frank Wilkins of the big event. Upon turning down my street, I came in contact with Ginny Wells. Miss Wells, a star forward for the Boston Beauties, is in town for the National Womens' A. A. U. Championship Basketball Tournament to be held in Madison Square Garden. I would like reservations for Miss Wells, my husband, and me. Thank you, Mas. T. NICHKJLSON Clnkyj My dear friend: To be able to come back to a city not infiltrated by strikers will be a great thing. In Millerstone, the city workers, including the staff of Library Administrator Thomas Crage and the teachers of Plache Memorial School, have not shown up for their jobs for more than a week now. The injunction which Mayor Blum sought from Governor Walton was declared illegal by the courts, and CIO President Garland Tomlin sits back in his chair wait- ing for an increased budget in the city council. Again, I am happy to come to Kenmore to observe the peace and order preserved by your Police Chief Jim Alexander. With kind regards, CMissJ JEAN TUTTTON Hello, you wonderful people! I received your invitation to the Class of '47 reunion at the party given at the home of my eighth boy friend Uim Kellyl. That was in Chicago. I have picked up two new acquaintances since then. My ninth victim, Mike Donnelly Cof the Donnelly-Seelbach Doo-Dad Co.l would like reser' vations for ten. I will not be able to attend this fine affair in as much as my tenth beau fDr. Robert Drasgowj and I are parting. At the present time, I am friendly with Ronald Fazekas, President of the Fuzzy Tire Co. I'm so sorry I cannot join the fun. Love, ANONYMOUS P.S. CU Would you please contact my former associates as they may also wish to attend? l. Mr. Robert Grimmer-Long Beach, Ontario. COwner of sand pit No. 692. 2. I've forgotten who he was. Couldn't have been very important. 3. Mr. Ronald McMahon--Radar City, New York. Cjack Benny's vocalist.j -I. Mr. John Hill-Paducah, Kentucky CTobacco auction- eerl. 5. Mr. Cliff Hansen-The Moon Clnterplanetary Com- missionj. 6. Mr. Bill MacDonald-Manangua, Nicaragua CBanana salesmanj. 7. Dr. Anthony CI.iottil-Miami, Florida CLove analystj. P.S. f2J My new address is on the envelope-Hollywood, of course! Gentlemen: Inasmuch as I am living in Alaska, you probably think that I have not seen any of my old friends for some time. Oddly enough, I am not the only one way up here from our Class of '47. In Juneau, I saluted my old classmate Vernon Abel, the governor of the state. He, in turn, led me to other notables-namely Trudy Kraus, Red Cross field director, Vice-President Alan Loesser of the Harring- ton Gold Mines, Inc.g and the presidents of the two textile industries-Jane Wark and Pat Hammond. If you have not heard about the potentialities of Alaska lately, you might read Jean Plumb's book, The Romance of Alaska. It describes the work of Dave Muir and John Mowatt in the field of political, economic and social betterment for the territory. Their achievements are now being studied by Russian experts for use in the Siberian communities. Be sure to count on me for a reservation. Sincerely, CMissJ BETTY MAY Kkfwss Ilorticulturift Reservation Committee: Please make reservations for the Class of '47 reunion for the following ten sports celebritieis: Larry Bagne, world's champion bowler, Robert Connor, yo-yo coach at D'Youville A. 8: M., Norbert Creighton, Toronto Maple Leaf hockey star, Bernard Graham, World Heavyweight Wrestling Champ, Harold Killer Fenno, Boxing Champ of the National Paperweight Division, Dick Irvine, N. T. H. S. Badminton Coach, and Joe Morog, Chairman of the Finger Bowl Game. Mr. Morog informed us that Coach Merle Schmidt of Princeton Uni- versity CGood old P. U.D has agreed to bring his football team, starring Stamping Stinky Stollsteimer, to the Finger Bowl to meet Major Miner Wildey's great East Point team, starring Terrible Ted McConnon. Also make reservations for Jack Harbrecht, player-coach of Saylor's Satellites, National Pro Basketball Champions, John Theobald, Philadelphia's No-Hit pitcher: and Don Peck, world's fastest freestyle swimmer. Please send eleven tickets, becuase I plan on attending the reunion myself. Thank you, U. S. Director of Athletics Dwloi-rr BRAIN.-XRD, A.F. CAthlete's Feetl MALCOLM Hoon DoNA1.o BURNS fCorrf.fponding Secrftariexl LA T WILL A D TE TAME T We, the Class of '47, As we bid you all good-by Leave behind these memories Of our stay at Kenmore High. One well-used trombone is left By that maestro Skip Board, And with it Martha Steward leaves A well-trained chord. To girls who have unruly hair With which they have to cope, Lois Neufer leaves a disphan Full of sudsy soap. That great fellow Donald Ross, VVho is noted for his humor, Says he'll leave his famous column, But it may be just a rumor. Sue Reissig leaves an earring To anyone today Who has a wagon large enough To carry it away. Norma McAfee and Garland Tomlin Have said that they would rent To any yank that's going South A genuine Southern accent. Dime Dime McClatchey leaves the memories Of the baskets he has scored, And Paul Massing leaves a fire hydrant Wrapped in the bumper of his Ford. Wally Brinson was thinking of our hot dogs Because without mustard, they don't go far So he notified the cafeteria That he was leaving us a jar. Jean Lillico leaves closets full of clothes When she collects them all, And a great amount of talent ls left by Lois Ann Hall. Jean Kreienberg leaves to Ruthy Penfold One never ending conversation While Ridy Coates and Eddie Fleishmann Leave their matchless combination. Betty May Krauss leaves a size seven dress To any girl that it fits, Leo Seibold leaves dark glasses to the eyes That have suffered from his flashy outfits. Ginny Wells and Rita Gruntz So you can achieve their fame, Will leave behind a basket To help you win your game. The men behind the beards Are out the window gazers We find that Burns and Wilson Have left two unused razors. Some have trouble with their men, Butch King will leave hers some time, And Molly Dillon will help you rope a man By leaving a bit of her line. Markarian, Butler, and Eddie Smith, Who are known as the Jolly Boys Leave a collection of corney jokes And quite a bit of noise. That bobby pin twirler, Shirley Young, Leaves a lock of her famous hair, While that ambitious gal, Jean Tutton, Leaves a speck of her sophisticated air. A well-beaten drumstick is left by Jerry Reetz Who at beating the drums is a whiz, And Shirley O'Shea leaves a touch of her Irish For Herman Seifried's daughter-Katy, that is Those Hoods, Marge and Malcolm Leave their twin marks that can't be beat, While Valentine Alexander leaves his Unrehearsed kiss from Quality Street. That amazing gal Timby, While idling over cokes, Leaves her ability to restrain her laughter At her friends comical jokes. You're wondering what Flaherty and Lewis will donate, l suppose- It's the script to the Senior Carnival Where they mixed up Black Nosef' A hit of confusion is left by Joan Wing Who's constantly in a hubbub And Sally Peard leaves to those who would join One membership to that great PK club. Now we hope you'll remember us, We wish you health and prosperity. So we submit this last will to you. Please preserve it for posterity. Thiwtwcri UWM 16 MOULDER OF DE TI Hail to thee, Shaper of youth, moulder of destiny! We stand prepared to leaveg With expectant eyes turned toward the futureg With yearning hearts remembering the past. The past that was Hlled with anticipation Of the great things yet to comeg Fraught with desire, Yet sometimes wounded by failure. Failure that left us a little older, And with a bit more wisdom To be used in guarding against other failures. We stand prepared to leave, With expectant eyes turned toward the future, With yearning hearts remembering the past. Hearts filled with gratitude Toward our guides who, in friendship, Reached out helping hands When imperception caused us to tarry Beside the torturous road of learning. Hail to theee, Shaper of youth, moulder of destiny! Hail to thee-hail and farewell! BETTY ARTHUR 17 5 Q , ABI-QL, VERNON Vi-LRN I1fIl0, tlzif if ftucly l1all330. l AHRFNS, l,,5iVVRliNClf LI-31-'TY Football 2, 3. Tl1rrf,r only our may a good man can gofupf' . ALEXANDER, JAMES UJINIH Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 45 'lhespians 3, 4, President 4, Debate 4, President 4: Spanish Club 4, Kenitorial Editor, Sophomore Show: junior Show: Senior Carnival, Arsenic and Old l.ace1 Quality Street, Snafu: Flagbearer 4: Announce- ments 4. Hr blufliryg all if .raff'. ALLAN, SHIRLEY i'SHYk1. Badminton 2: French Club 2, 3, President 2, 3: Latin Club 3, 4, Secretary 3. guests t uzlrrzhrrft if ,IFF .ttamping grozuzzff' 1 we-Yffls Remember the balmy evening of June 26, 1944, when we three hundred ninety-six ALLIERTON, JOAN Milli.-XNIEH Bowling 3, 4g Riding Club 4: Newscaster 3. nfuff my Bill, ,-Xl.l,l'.b, lj IA l,YL.x Basketball 2, Captain 2: Tri-Y Z5 Commercial Club 3, 4. Treasurer 4. Frz'fml.fl1z'p if flzr lwfyrzole lo .vurc'f.rJ. .XRNlS'l'RUNG. R0l3l'QR'li Bora :Xt Fort Lee, Model ,-Xirplane Club. The 4.Il1'.'lI7lt'I'iCdIIy lfoyf, .-XR'l'l'lL'R, lfl.lZ.4l3lf'l4H JEAN -'. I 1 ' 'nBET'l'YH Honor Student, liadminton 2: Volleyball 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3: Bowling 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Soccer 3, 4, Referee 4: Press Club 3: Newscaster 3: lfditor 3: Girls' Literary Club 3, 4: Science Club 4: Alpha Phi Lambtla 4. Secretary 4: Kenitorial Staff: Spanish Club 3, 4: Snal'u.'l Hllaftrz go fred fl1rflz':-mark. AXBHRG, GILXDYS GI,ADYs J 7IIlIHt'lz'.V.l' clzarm fwrflz all the rut. li.-XGNP, l..XlNRlfNClf l,ARRx Bowling 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Our .l.R.C. bowler. BALL, HAROLD UBALLM Commercial Club 3, -1-g Photography Club 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 4. Jn all 'round good fellow. mlm BARKER, HARRlli'l' URFD., Q Bowling 3. X Quiet-and zz wonderful girl fo fellow., l BAR'IlRll', DONALD MB.-1.R'1'H I Basketball 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Captain 35 F Intramural Football 25 Baseball 3, -lg Boys' Letter Club -lg ' Senior Carnival. .I lflllf 11.m1.rrr1fr now HHlill1l'll.l, l llAlil'.R. ,lANllfS HJIMU llflluffllillg nonw, l1f f Iopffl triumphant souls left the portals of the Junior High forever? Do you remember I l BECKHR, NANCY -'Nw' l 'Ylrml thingy arf dom' fn I1 rmfrt mrmmr 4 l I 'JS Bl'1GOYlCl'l, .IOSBPH Zz .Vfr J ,Q Q blur-i' u1,fl'J'l'J'ffIll ar11lprr.ff:'rriug.,' 1' B 'lm 1sEs0sA,CARMr:N '-tum Girls' Literary Club 3, 4: Alpha Phi Lambda 3: ,lunior Show, Sophomore Show, Kenitorial Stag 2, -lg Dramatics Club 3. pl little bit of l,llf7'lfI Rffarz .fugar. BIAQYER, RAYMOND RM Swimming Club 3. 'KQu1'el, 1lr1o.v.v1mz1'11y. Il frfrml fo all -:cfm low-rl' him. BLAIR, WILMA Xb-lI.l.ll'IU Girls' Literary Club 3, -lf. Q141'rl mul olf.vfr:'1'rz,g. BING, WILLIAM A. Bu.l.' Swimming 'lleam 2, 3. .'Ill Iliff and 'llutflz' loo. 19 v Q ISOLYNIAXIJA-XVIDJ. if . Dt ..'1fSwimming 2, 3: Aquacade 2: Swimming Club 4: Hi-Y 4: 4 ii ' 'JllniQUlSl10W: Senior Carnival. I fi 'I I wondrr wlzerr 'Samba if? M9 I ,M ' 20 i , BLAKESLEE, CHARLES 'KCHUCI-i lVr'll alwayr rrnzfmbrr C. f. BLANC, RICHARD UDICI-UE Intramural Basketball 2: lntramural Football 2: Y. Foot- ball 2. Hopfn the Door, Rz'rfzr1rd.!' BLUM, LEO HLE1-QU ' Commercial Club 3, 4, Secretary 45 Dance Club 3: Junior Show. 5 H171 cornparzy zz wry plrafaizt-fZ'l!o:c'.l' BO,-XL, DOLORES HPEANL I'SU i Good thing: come in small pac'kageJ'.', r L .M when these same timid creatures gingerly stepped over the threshold of the , - N -1 .. 1 'A ' 'N f ' I ' , BQARI1 HARRY 'ffff,f: gf, , K. -- ' . M g.mSKiP,. Kenitorial Staff: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: Sophomore Show: Junior Show: Senior Carnival: Aquacade 2, 3: Swimming Club 3, 4: German Club 2,331-lockey 2, 3, 4: Bowling 4: Snafu. Do you like mafia? 'you crazy youf BODlfNBliNDliR, BARBARA Ny..-Je-LJ' '4-3 Bobs Honor Student: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 2: Bowling 2, 3, 4, Captain 2: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Badminton Z, 3, 4: Archery 2. 3: Girls' Letter Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Latin Club 3,4. Praetor 3, Aedile 4: Sophomore Show: Keni- torial liditor: Junior Red Cross Representative 4. In tfzf midst of iliiizgif' BOHN, MARY ANN BU1'CH Bowling 2: German Club 2: Girls' Literary Club 3: Senior Carnival. H,11fLY1j'.f ffm ,fanir-Izicr BOLYARD, REYA REEv Bowling 2, 3, Captain 3: Basketball 2: Tennis 3: Sewing- Cookinu Club 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: Girls' Literary Club 4: Senior Carnival. A i 'Tlaflzing fyff, -fiaflzirzg Ia.rl1r.t. ' I i 1, , J BOSTON, MARION ulwl.-XRIONY' Lil' V' s Basketball 3: Sketch Club 4: Sophomore Show: ,linior Sh We Senior Carnival. .. ,Y , - Lu . .J ,L Liz. bf buddzf, Ay vi, .1 BRADT, PRISCILLA Hl3liRCYH Bowling 2. U.1lf7I1f'l1-f'f. nm! mm' fn f1fIiIl'.3l BRAlNARD, llvlillillli Sim Track 3, 4: lntramural Basketball 3: Ski Club 2, 3: Archery 3: lee Hockey 4, Captain 4. n.'l7lj'fl0dj' going to .-lflrglzllfyf' BRIGGS, l'l'lYLl.lS l3Klt9c:siey Swimming Club 3:Girls' Literary Club 3: Sophomore Show: -lunior Show: Senior Carnival: Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 3: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2. - ,--wg. lv' Ulfflf,-'11y, flr1'rf. ' BRlNl'iS. DIANHI' Hl':INS'l3liINU Senior Carnival. fm mi flu' Cf,-14f1'fr-l1'.x'prfff.'' Senior High? Do you recall how astonishedfwe were by the green blackboards if- ' l4,'t'f Li: X I I I , A ,.rf', ffl 'jfii , 1 r 1 I I BRINSON, WAI, 'liR '4Vl'Ai.i,Y Football 3, 4: Sophomore Show: .lunior Show: Senior Carnival: Spanish Club 4. Slow but Jura. BROUMOWSKY, RUTH uliitomo' Girls' Literary Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Senior Carnival: Badminton 3: Popular Dance Club 3. xl ,rung in hrr llfllff.-Y BUGNO, Hlfl.l'fN Buss Baseball 2: Basketball 2, 3: Bowling 3: 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Volley- ball 2, 3: Soccer 4: Swimming Club 3. 'fllufir for .'llill1'nn,r. BUGNO, STANLEY Buss Hockey 4: Aquacade 4: Ping-pong Club 3: Swimming Club 4. 1l'ouldn'I bf cvzillmul D.D.T. BURDICK, PAUL CAiu1o'l's' Ar Friendship Central High-f-Sophomore Class, Yice-l'resi- dent: l . l . A., President: 4lrl Club, President: Track 2: Soccer 2: Baseball Z. At Kenmore-Track 3, 4: Letter Club 4: Senior Carnival. Om mari d11.fl1ff-. BURNS, DONALD B,ftsii. xl. Y. Football 2: Basketball 2, 3: Varsity Football 3, 4: Basket- ball 4: Baseball Manager 4: lntramural Basketball Z, 3, 4: Hockey 3: Baseball 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Boxing Club 2: Boys' Letter Club 4, Treasurer 4: Swimming Club 4: Commercial Club 3: Kenitorial Stal'l': Senior Carnival. J good ,tport nu! fllfl'!'Il.H . 21 BUSCHMAN, JANET JAY Honor Student: Basketball 2, 3, Girls' Literary Club -lg Science Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3. At Bennett4Beacon Art Staff 2, Movie Club 2. A chemical formula for rumen. BUSHIVIAN, DONALD DON J. V. Swimming 2, 4, Varsity Swimming 3: Swimming Club 3, Aquacade 2, 3, -lg Sophomore Show, Senior Carnival: Quality Street. Alu expert at the .flight of hand. BUTLER, MARILYN NlANuEL,x Basketball 2, 3, -l, Referee 4, Volleyball 3: Badminton 2, 3, Baseball 2, Tennis -lg Latin Club 3. I HU a 'Grand Iflandf CARRQLL, SHIRLEY USHYRLU Bowling 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4, Referee 4: Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, -lg Latin Club 35 Girls' Literary Club 3. l '21 'Jtrike' every time. and fascinating P. A. system? At the head of our sophomore group were Nancy CARTWRIGHT. HELEN HELENA Basketball 2, 3, -l, Captain 3: Volleyball 3, 4: Badminton 2, 3, 4, Archery 2, 3: Baseball 3, 4: Tennis -lg Latin Club, 3, 4, Girls' Letter Club 3, -l. Happy, flfzw, bright: altogether just right. CARUSO, JOHN NJOHNNY' Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. gl good sport-a 11ezterfrirrzd. CAULFIELD, ROBERT BOB Aviation Club 3: Sophomore Show. Got I1 piers Qr' gum? CHAPMAN, PATRICIA UPAT' Baseball 2, 3, -l: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain -l: Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Captain 3: Soccer 4, Bowling 4, Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 4' Swimming Club 4: Aquacade 2, 3: Commercial Club 3, 4 Girls' Literary Club 3, 4. It'.f bftirr to wear out than 711,51 out. CHELIUS, RICHARD Ci-iEEzIi3 Ski Club 2, 3: Swimming Club 3: Aquacade Nl. C. 4: Junior Thespians 2: Thespians 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Announcements -lg Kenitorial Stall' 2, 3, Editor 4, Sophomore Show: ,lunior Show, Senior Carnival: Doodle Dandvf' Arsenic and Old Lacef' Quality Street: Snafu. 'HI pfmofiafzily full of l'll,fK'l1lffy. CHENE, CYNTHIA 'lC1NDY Honor Student, Badminton 2: French Club 4: Girls' Literary Club 3. 4, Alpha Phi Lambda -l. Surl1 prrfonf dt'lIIit'i'z mush. CHCP.-XS, RCIAH Cl-IUPIE Basketball Z: Girls' Literary Club 3, 4: Junior Show: Senior Carnival. High on nur 'fwfr' of lififf' Cl..-XRK, JOHN JAKE lntramural Basketball 2, 3: Golf-4: Bowling 4: Captain 4. Hr takff lfziugf af flzfy fomff' Cl,l li'l'lfR, JliDl'l'l'l ANNE HJUDYU Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Tennis 4: Swimming Club 3, 4: rkquacacle 4: Girls' Literary Club 4, Sophomore Show: Junior Show: Senior Carnival. HSIIFYJ' happy-ga-lucky and bright af a pennyf' COATICS, RICHARD Rmm' ' 'lirack 3,4: Football 4: lntramural Basketball 3,45 Intramural , Hockey 3: Swimming Club 3: l-li-Y 3, 4: Recording Secretary 4: Junior Show: Senior Carnival. Tf1z'rf' if 110 fuch thing HI gloomf' Devlin as president, bouncing Jim Kelly as vice-president . . . big Bernie Graham COLE, PEGGY SANDY Volleyball 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Badminton 2. 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Choir 3, 4: Sophomore Class Secretary: Student Council 2: Girls' Literary Club 3: Sophomore Show: Junior Show: Senior Carnival. ,'Ilfcay,v true Zo lin' lriflzfl Honor Student: Swimming Club 4: Debate 4: Snafu. H147?lbill07l if hir guidff' CRAWFORD, HAZEI, Hue Baseball 3: Volleyball 3, 4: Soccer 4: Lacrosse 3, 4, Captain 4: Basketball 3, 4, Referee 4: Girls' Letter Club 3, 4. Her fporlymarzfhip if u11f,x'cellfd. 23 CONNOR, ROBINQRT lf,-x'i's J. Y. Football 3: lntramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: German Club 3. V pl light fzrarl 113:-fy lung. 'F l f ,, COOK, l-QIUITH RL's'rY 21. ' :Q I , Hsillffl .vi1m'1'1'ly. li CORNI-ll,l,, JoHN :giimm- Today hr ccorky for Irmiorrufclr l'ffl'I17'lf.l, if we .f -.W.-.,fu4 IM CRAGI1, IHOMAS -'ay ' ' f ' lion CRIQIGHTOIN, INORBIQRII' Nom-1 Varsity Football 3,-I-: Intramural Basketball Z, 3, 4: Baseball 3: Hockey 3, 4: Boys' Letter Club 4. The 'Dream Tmfrzff' film! travels. CRIIVII, NANCY NxNcE Volleyball Z, 3: Bowling 3, 4: Soccer 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Referee 4: Horseback Riding 4: Girls' Literary Club 3: News- caster 3: Kenitorial Staff. ind a per! Hilfe min' if ffm. l CURRIIQ, -IOI-IN JOHNNY, Photography Club 3, Secretary 3. W'hul',i' nrlu, kid? i DALE, LILLI.-KN IJ.u.ie Badminton 2: Bowling 4: Baseball Z, 3: Basketball 2, 4: Swim- ming Club 5: Life Saving 2, 4: junior Show: Senior Carnival. Low of pep and plenty of hrpf' as secretary, and pulchritudinous Lois Timby as treasurer. Have you forgotten D.4NXl', ,IIf.XNNIi HIJONUTN Tri-Y 2: Press Club 3: junior Prom Committee: Senior Carnival. Say, do you wan! to hear a jokrf' DAVIS, .-XCDRIAIY .Xuii'aev At Hall High-Winter Sports Club 2. :Xt Kenniorewleniiis 3: Volleyball 4: Baseball 4: Basketball 4: Commercial L lub 4. J .fnzilr in her ryeyf' D,-XY, SILAS 'ASW :Xt Geneseo High-Baseball 2: Soccer 2: Hockey 2: Bowling Z: Orchestra 2: Cheerleader 2: Soccer Manager 2. 1Ifn f om' who faufew' many 'Si'ghJ. ,M DEAN, ,ICSIIN H-IljS'I'n J. V. Football 2: Intramural Baseball 3: Hockey 4: German Club 3: I-Ii-Y 4. J ,fnzilr for fwryonff' DIENT, FRED FRED ilirack 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: German Cl lb 5. .. - . 4 -Y ,- It un I ll Irazn, L! J my rar. DIiCI'1l., J.-XNICIQ Sum .-Xt Classical I-IighfBaseball 2, 3: Bowling 2, 3: Volleyball Z, 3: Basketball 2, 3: 'Iiennis 2, 3: Prom Committee 2, 3: Choir 2,3 To know her ir to low hfrf' 24 DlLLON, MOLLY HNIIKICH Archery 2: Volleyball 3, -l: Basketball 3, -lg Ping-pong -lg Baseball -lg Bowling 3, -l, Captain -lg Latin Club 3, Girls' Literary Club 3, -l. Milly lf'le'plmm' number if . . I 12' Ta 3 4' if IJISSINGTON, l'llfNlCl'l 'Z 0' l'lJ1zm ' Honor Student: Archery Z: Soccer -lg 'l'ennis la Volleyball 2, 3, -lg Bowling 2, 3, -l, Captain 3, -lg Badminton 2, 3, -l: Base- ball 2, 3, -l, Captain 3: Basketball 2, 3, -l, Captain 3, Referee -l: Girls' Letter Club 3, -l, Yice-President -la Girls' Literary Club 3, -l, Spanish Club 3, -l, Corresponding Secretary -lg Kenitorial Stall.: .lunior Show. HSS4'c'z'l and lowly. tack' DODDS, LUIS Lois Honor Student: Bowling 21 Archery 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 3g Sketch Club 3g Spanish Club 3, -lg Senior Carnival. Our c'o1npfl1'tlu1i In .YUFIHKIII Rm'lcCc'r'll. lJUHlfli'liY, CH.-XBl,l'iS CHUCK Ski Club 2, 3. u.llfC'l15'J mlm. mul, tllltl f'IJHl'Lif!'C1.il how we struggled with Caesar's A 4 , 'Z 25 Commentaries . . . proposition number twelve, DOHlfR'l'Y, MARY UlXl.XRY ' W'hf1z lriirlz lfyri are Smiling. l DONNliLl,Y, lVllCHAl'll, Miki-i' 2 At lfrasmus Hall HighwSwimming 3. .-Xt Kenmore Swimming i 2: Intramural Football 2: Basketball 2, -lz Swimming Club la Aquacade 2: German Club 3. Say yuu'rf going lu be ll duclor? DUSSl'IR'l', ANNA MARII-Q Nix Honor Studentg Volleyball 2, 3, -lg Badminton Z, 3, -lg Base- ball 3, -lg Basketball 3, -lg iliennis -lg Girls' Letter Club 3, -l: Press Club 3g Swimming Club lg Spanish Club lg Girls' Literary Club 3, -l: Senior Carnival. ufvlifluz' if lzrr own n':card. DR.-XPPO, DORIS litmus SIM fonlrf lnlr, yr! flu' mm DRlfXlfl,lUS, ANTHONY Unix German 1 Club 3: German 2 Club -l. lf ln' n1n'lfi21d I1 way, l1r'll nzakr ow. , ' K ,- Q lJUBKl'i, MARll'i1f'f7!'6 ' 4 7 1 Ulhrl.-Xkllin Honor Student: Basketball 2, -l, Referee -l, Bowling -l, Captain -lg Debate 2, 3, -l, Secretary -lg Science Club 3g Senior Carnival, Snafug Girls' Letter Club -l. Cl111ractrr and ir1,tplrat1'or1 lraa' In lm' grral rfpulafz'rm. DUQUli'l'TE, PHYLLIS Pi-wr. Basketball 2, 3, -lg Baseball 2, 3, -lg Bowling 3g Volleyball 2, 3, -lg Badminton 2, 3, -lg Girls' Letter Club 3, -l, Secretary -lg Junior Show. Sim knowr the road tof1'ifnclrh1'p.,' D X ,lIiARL, JANET JANETU ,flg 'll' Basketball 3, -lg Volleyball 3, -lg Baseball 3, -lz Badminton 3: Aj' ,lf A Tennis 3g Archery -l: Spanish Club 3, -lg Girls' Literary Club . .1 3, 4. 4 :Lf J pleafant perfon ifzdefdf' liBliRLlf, Sl-IIRLEY HSHIRLU Ping-pong 3: Baseball 3g Basketball 3, -lg Volleyball 3, -lg Badminton 3, -lg Bowling 3, -l, Captain 3g Latin Club 3g Girls' Literary Club 3, -l. Everybody knowf lzzrf' 'r:DG1NG'roN, SARAH mm-Y Honor Studentg Bowling -lg Spanish Club -l. V Sim who don wfll dfrfrwr praise the terms of the Magna Carta, and still found time to produce a Soph Show? l lfNSlVllNGlfR, PHYLLIS PHYLL Vow CM JHIOCL' zcfzy 'Clzufle' Pfzif-t'7'f blondeff' E EVANS. JOHN UJOHNU :lt Kensington High-'lirack 2g Intramural Track 2: Basket- ball Zg Cross Country Z: Slide Rule Club 2. At Kenmore- lntramural Basketball 3, -lg Football -lg Swimming Club -lg Senior Carnival. Talrrzlrd in a Iikmblf way. l' EVANS, VVll,Ll.-kill HBILLU ,lirack 3, -lg Swimming 3, -lg Boys, Letter Club 3, -lg Swimming Club -lg Photography Club 3. 'lliila' Bill' would bf lzif middle 1ICIVll!'.,l l-1VlQRSOl,lI. GEORGE 'lGEoiu1E Honor Student: Rifle Club -lg Orchestra 2. .i , V , kj ,pu Hai 111130116 ,mm my 4 mm. l AUS'li, BYRD SHok'1'Yl' Bowling 2, 3: Spanish Club -lg Girls' Literary Club 3. .Vnt .ro much quantity, but loadf of qualityfl F.-XZPIKAS. RON,-XLD RUN Tfzf Homifr of ifzf Iockfr room I 26 J FICNNO, HAROLD Brass gl. V. Basketball 3:Yarsity Basketball 4: Intramural Basket- ball 2. 3. 4: Boys' Letter Club -lg Junior Show: Senior Carnival. .Y.f':'er a dull moment. FIDLI-1R,ARl.liNl-I UFIDDIF Ski Club 5. Smalll1utfo is dyrzarrzilrfi FISK, Nl'iVV'l'ON Nl-1wT'y Rifle Club 2, 3. Read any good mflzri fatrfyfy X . l W! i HliR'l'Y, FRANK UIRISHH Stl nt uncil r s' ent: 'or Pror 'ommitteeg V Foo ' si - tball 3, igntr3m'MBasketball- , Germ Q . : ju w' or Carnival. , The voir of expzri nie IPEHIZJ., As is customary, the ever present l H 99 9 Office, like Banquo s ghost . . . was busy FLEISCHMANN, izinvvmun -mutt J. V. Football 2: Basketball 3: Varsity Football 5, -lg Track 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, -lf: Boys' Letter Club -la Swimming Club 4: Junior Show: Senior Carnival. Hr fijff above' zhf ravi. FOCHT, liRWlN l'1RwIN Orchestra 2: Band 3, 4: Aviation Club 3: Chemistry Club -l. Ile looks yrrliour, but dflflif lf! him frm! you. FORSTER, JEAN uBl,ONDlEH Quin pffafarzlrzryy. FOX, l.AWRlfNCli l oxY Hockey 2, 3, -l-. IVF like rfdlzfadf lon. FOX, SAI.I,Ili S.xl.i.1ie Commercial Club 3: Girls' Literary Club 3: Alpha Phi Lambda 3. Slzf'.v rfrminly all right. FRIQDIQRICK, MARY JANE Farm Bowling 4. Full of oceans offurif' 27 hIl'l'. JPAN J ,M Gin-J' FRIP1S,GEORGlC CL uw FYFIQ, JACK Jack lntramural Baseball 3, Manager 3: Rifle Club 3: Dance Club 3: Commercial Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Show. Say, mu I .rfll you zz fob? V 4 -A GEARY, DON DON lntramural Football 2: Basketball 2. 3. lf illllij l'LlIlClI?.3 GlfHl,, JOHN JOHN ind I1 .rlurrly mari if lm. its 5 ' .. . x .,, Q 1 scolding and censuring the innocent suggestions made by the ardent sopho- liliS'l'WICK, LORR.-Xlxli HGliS'l'WlCKH Volleyball 2, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Soccer 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Referee 4, llfrr',f mn' 'll'iz-Ia' you fdllll lids. fi -A 13 GIBSON, YliRNliR ' ' ' I Mn Guan-sv Ar Wilkinsburgh High-Latin Club 2, 3: President Junior Red Cross 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3. At Kenmore-'lQuality Streetzl' uSl l8lill..l For lzrfv Il jolly good fi'lluu'. llll.l.lAN. JOHN JAcKl' Band 2. ll'lml'f yrf141'f11:'m'1'lf' pirff 141' Nlujlt! Gll,Sl'lY, CAROL CARol.'l Basketball 2. 4: Bowling Z, 3, 41 Horseback Riding 4, l,eatler4: Spanish Club 3: Sophomore Show: Junior Show: Senior Car- nival. J lrzhzrl fo you, a frifnrl to u,r.'l Bowling 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Lacrosse 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Girls' l.etter Club 3, 4: German Club 3. A f Sl1r'll pain! Il .Vul'l'F,ULli1tlvfi1ll1H'r'.U V i . GLOW, l,URl'Q'l lf-X Doi.1.Y,' Basketball 2: Soccer 2: Baseball 3. llf'r pfrmrialily finzply 'Clown' 28 i wit l GOFF, RONALD RoN'l T Nix if Ilia good way. I GOUNDRY, ROBERT BOB Honor Student: At Kensington l'lighfSlide Rule Club 2: Radio Club 3: Chess Club 3. :Xt Kenmore-Chemistry Club 4. 'iI:'i'rz,ftfir1lf rzeplzf':4'. GRAHAM, BERNARD BERNIE Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, Treas- urer 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball: Boys' Letter Club 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Sophomore Show: Junior Show, Senior Carnival. I am rr,rr1l:'r4l!0 gain 'CL'K1IglIl.u GRl'lATORliX, Jlf.-XNll'lwl3lf UJENH Basketball 2: Sketch Club 3. i'Sl1f',r alrrarliw In the oomplz degrrf mores. As Soph Hop time drew near, all the beauteous females were hoping GRICCO, .IOSHPH aloe Intramural Athletics 2. Such ll :mil HI GRlfGORll'1, CHARLICS CHL'cK gl. V. Football 2: Intramural Baseball 3: Sketch Club 3, 4: Art Round Table 4. Jud wha! a cfrnrlzlffr I-.V fir. GRPIGORIIC, SYDONIA Do1.i.x ' Ping-pong 2: Basketball 4: Tennis 4: Popular Dance Club 35 . Girls' Literary Club 3: Senior Carnival. Her rknlef are at quick nr lirr .rn1i!f. GRllVllVlliR, ROBERT Bois Swimming Club 4: Junior Show: Senior Carnival. 'loolcingfrir ll 1'rpa1'rn1z1n?' GRUNTZ, RITA Rm-i'r Archery 2, Bowling 3: Tennis 2, 3: Badminton 2, 3: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, Captain 3: Volleyball 2, 3, Captain Z: Basketball 2, 3, 4. Captain 2, 3, 4: Life Saving 2, Referee 4: Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 4, President 4: Swimming Club 34 Aquacade 2, 3, 4, Girls' Choir 2, 3, 4: German Club 2: Girls' Literary Club 3. 4: .lunior Show: Doodle Dandy : Quality Street. J Iirkfl, a !a.r,l'fl, uv' made a 1llI,fA't'l.H HAB'l-IRLANDT, ELROY Rm ' Intramural Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Hockey 4: Aquacadc, 4: Dance Club 3: German Club 3. .'lji1ze fellougfun In krzoccf' 29 HAGGERTY, ELEANOR HELYU She know: the road to friendship. HALL, LOIS ANN Lois l-Ionor Studentg Bowling 2g Baseball 3, 43 Badminton 2, 35 Soccer 27, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Captain 3g Sketch Club 23 Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 49 Aquacade 35 Spanish Club 4: Press Club 3, President 3, Newscaster Editor 39 Girls' Literary Club 3, 4, Vice-Regent 4g junior Show, Senior Carni- val, Kenitorial Staff 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4. SuperIaZive.' Enough Jaidf, HALL, LOIS IRENE TERRY If: the quiet worker who often succeedff, ' I Lvflfrf' :JT ' :tial-efxfii N - 'HAaMILTON, 1g1'ci-ikizp Doc ,Harbor Studfntg.Swimmingflub 3. H F1 - 5 J iilhe good wayf' x 1 ' X that they would be chosen Princess. The opinion of the multitude is usually juSf, HAMMOND, PATRICIA PATH Honor Student: Baseball 2: Badminton 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 43 Swimming Club 3, Aquacade 4, Girl Reserves 3, Latin Club 3, 4, Girls' Literary Club 3, 4. 'hlnibitioii knows no ren. 1 HANSEN, BARBARA P1DGE' School Pianist 4: Girls' Choir 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, Girls' Literary Club 45 Senior Carnival. H88 keys to ,furcefs U HANSEN, CLIFFORD CLiFF', Track 33 Intramural Football 3, Basketball 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Showg Junior Show, Senior Carnival. He'5 liked and mort weirornef' HARBRECHT, JACK RUBBER HEAD!! bl. V. Basketball 2, 3, Football 2, Varsity Basketball 4g Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football Scorekeeper 49 Boys' Letter Club 4. Uln :thool or on a court, one ean't find a better fportf' HARDING, MARGARET M1DGE Volleyball 23 Basketball 2, 3, Captain 2. Cheerful and eharming, cute and dirarmingf' HARRINGTON, NORMAN Noam Track 25 Band 3g Hi-Y 4. Good Jport? You bei. Any faulty? Not yetf' 30 HASSEL, I'fS'l'HIiR EST:-wk Aquacade 3. Do your best and you have done murlzf' HEFFNIER, WILLI.-XXI BILL Intramural Basketball 2, Hockey -I, One ofthe bert. I 4 I M I js 1, Q' XX ' HENRY, ALICE HALICEU 5 Archery 2g Basketball 3, 4, Volleyball 4, Girls' Literary Club 3, 4, Senior Carnival. I Sweet, demure, My. ' l HFRROLD, RICHARD RED l J. V. Swimming 3, -lg Swimming Club 3, -lg Aquacade 2, 3, -lg Aviation Club 3. ' 4. - - - H lex, it zy a ear. and who could have been more suitable than . . . the gracious Lois Ingersoll HPQSSINGER, PHILLIP HPHILH Q Intramural Hockey -Ig German Club 3, Band 3, 4, Sketch 3 Club -lg Chemistry Club -Ir. Brilliance in ,veienee for future fuecexff' HILL, JOHN joan Track 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3: Boys' Letter Club 3, 4, Sketch Club 2, 3, -Ig Sophomore Show: -Iunior Show: Senior Carnival. Ilere'.r one Kllill' who'r high in our rnirulff' HOCHHEIMER, JEAN U-IE.-KN At Holy Angels Academy-Basketball 2: Tennis 2: Latin Club 2: Cheerleader 2. At KenmorefLatin Club 43 Senior Carnival. IFJ nice to be natural tif one'.t naturally nice. I-lOI.I,IS'l'l'1R, DORIS HIJORYH On the .funny fide of the street. HOOD, IVIALCOLIVI MAI, Honor Student, Salutatorian: Intramural Bowling 4: Press Club 35 Newscaster 3, Kenitorial Stall, junior 'lihespians 5, Arsenic and Old Lace. Great hope: make great men. HOOD, IVIARGERY KKMARCIIEY, Honor Studentg Soccer 2, 3, -lg Badminton 2. 4: Baseball 2314, 9 Volleyball 2, 3, -lg Basketball 2, 3, -I-, Captain 2: Girls' Letter I Club 3, -lg Girls' Choir 2, 3, -Ig Latin Club 3, -I, Girls' Literary I Club 3, 4. E 'fl twin to ,rumen U Q L--. M.. 'y 4' , Mya ,J Y H ff HOUC flA ,O t SHoR'l'Y,' Bo ' 3, - age .Sr-1lgBaf!etb 13, 4: 6leyball 3, 4g A .g4- , ti u ,4g sl A 1' 3' 3, gf ' arnexrvll' ap b Ajlh- M erarx Club 3 4 Senior -,J KJ H rea ' 'end ,cayi afriendfy r CT H ', I R-IORIF JEAN Minors L ' f' enni 1 Baseball 2: Ping-pong 4: Basketball 2, 45 Badminton 'Lx 2, ' olleyball 2, Lacrosse 2, 4, Captain 4, Soccer 4, Captain , iirls' Letter Club 2, 4: Girls, Literary Society 43 Art Round Table 45 Alpha Phi Lambda 4. Hlvllfliflj' in all ilf glowfy HUBBARD, lfYl'1LYN A'RED Badminton 4, Organist 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 45 Sketch Club 41 ,lunior Show. Ullfl'-TKIYPIL' will uonzf Ilzmugli mufif H HUBBARD, VIRGINIA Lei-3 Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Badminton 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 44 Bowling 45 Tennis 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 2: Girls' Letter Club 3, 4g Life Saving 4: Aquacade 2, 4: Swimming Club 3, 4: Girls, Literary Club 3, 4: Kenitorial Staff. .Yr:'er too bury io join lil!-lA1ll1.U and debonair Skip Board, the versatile trombone artist. The following year two HLIGHISS, EYl'll,YN livlr1 J biz of f4'lil.1'lr1C'orf lzrr ror1:'frfaZz'o11.' l HUGHES. LOIS Lois Basketball 3g Art Round Table 2, 3. Ullff ability ,fpfalcf for lifrf' HU1 l'ON, RICHARD iiDlCK,, l-'ootball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4g Track Z, 3, 4, Baseball 4. Sporf.r? Tlmtly my hobby, loaf, IGNATZ, DOROTHY BLS Bowling 2, 3g Girls, Literary Club 3. Slit liar n fllzzmrz' ax l1c'7'fllC'!JV14fK proffffiwz INGERSOLL, LOIS INKv Basketball 2, 3,45 Baseball 4, Volleyball 4g Life Saving 4g Girls' Letter Club 2, 3. 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Head Cheerleader 4g Sketch Club 4g Latin Club 4: Student Council 3: ,lunior Class Treasurer 3glunior Prom Committeeg Kenitorial Staff: Sophomore Showg Princess 2: junior Sbowg Senior Carnival: Queen 43 Doodle Dandyf' Snafu. She lzacl lzfr pick, and ,rlzf look '.YiCle,' 'I IRVINH, RICHARD limi Track 2g Football Z, 3, 4g Boys' Letter Club 3, 4g Senior Show. Will they ,vlzoot me wlzfri I leave? 32 l bl,-XCKSUN, lil'QYlERl.Y JACKIE Orchestra 2: Sketch Club 3. 4: Commercial Club 4. 'fl ,in11'ff'j'nr !fw',g1'rf.i.' rl CCIAIIA' for ffm f1fly.S'.U Q I I , ' J .5 U 6 ,Af 118.1 3, AGCJHN, igcbiirizyf 1'-' 7 QS., Our name' flzatbv :wil-k11oc4'n. i',f'3 . , l h Q -IOHNSUN, l'ill.l'QliN hloHNNY Ping-pong 2: liaslcetball Z, 4, Captain lg Bowling 2, 3. 4 Captain 3, 4: Volleyball 4: Girls' l.etter Club 2, 3, 4: Com mercial Club 3, 4, Yice-l're-siclent 3. l'ri'lly In mil' :z'1'If1: prffly In wall' Milli. JOHNSUN, l'llYI,l,lS l'm'L Honor Student: liaelminton 21 Lacrosse 2: Dramatics Club 31 l.atin Club 41 Girls' l,iterarv Club 3, 4: junior Show: Senior Carnival. 'A Thr ffm! lgirfi nzzzkf Iflf fray! II,Ui.Yf ' new names appeared on our executive list . . . in the positions of secretary and Klilflrilf, GEORGE UlokrQ1f' Science Club 4. Ill .YXIIIH flrar good fjllillgf alwul l11Am. Klil.l,Y, -lAfNll'iS Knit, tl. Y. Football 2: lntramural Basketball 2, 3, 41 Sophomore Class, Vice-President: Student Council 2: Sophomore Show: ,lunior Show: Snafu.'l ,Al!1i'f'f Old Irilli Ruff. l'il'.NNl'QlJY, YYONNIQ li Baseball 3: Commercial Club 2. utSvlI1',,f lof2A'.u KINIMINS, GlfRAl,DlNl'i juni Ping-pong 21 Volleyball 2, 4: liaslcetball 2, 3: liouling 2, 3, 4. Sn11'lzi11g, joking, l1111yll-pruml'ling. Klxli, NIQXRILYN lil 'l'L'llu Baseball 2, 3: Basketball 3, 4g Bowling 3, 4: Yolley ball 4: Soccer 4: Girls' better Club 3, 4: Swimming Club 3: .lunior 'lihespians 33 Spanish Club 4: Sophomore Show: ,lunior Sliowg Senior Carnival. 'fl fj1lt'A'IIv in frwry icuii' af' Iliff. KITSUX, SAl,l,Y SAI, liasketball 2, 3,A4, Captain 2: Soccer 3: lennis 3: liaseball 3, 41 Yolleyball 4g Girls' l.etter Club 3, -lg Girls' Literary Club 3, -lunior Show: Senior Carnival. L jimi fur lz111gl1,i'.'l H, , , 33 f KNOWL, JACK semen Intramural Basketball 2. 'iHere'x one of the fellowf who 'Knou'l'5 it all. KNUDSON, GRACE HGRACIEU Here',f a little mire zl1at': a big hit. KOMPARE, Lll.LIAN 'KLlL Baseball 35 Commercial Club 4. None can 'Kompare' with our Lillianf, KOPEC, MARTHA MARTY A perfect chumf' treasurgdf ere and Paul Hanson. Lois Timby was elevated to the , ' ,ff 1 f D I 1 ff W W KR.-XMI-li, CHXRLES CHUCK Intramural Hockey 2, 3, 45 Basketball 45 V. Football 2, 3. Let as then he up and doing. KRAUS, GERTRUDE TRUDY Badminton 2, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3. 4: German Club 3: Latin Club 35 Girls' Literary Club 3, 4. Personality full of originalityf, KRAUSS, BETTY MAY UBEETLEH Honor Student: Valedictoriang Latin Club 35 Popular Dance Club 35 Spanish Club 45 Aquacade 45 Girls' Literary Club 3. 4: Alpha Phi Lambda 45 Kenitorial Staff. 'Clzuclfing along through lzfef' 1 KREIENBERG, JEAN I-lUNK Volleyball 2, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 25 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Bowling 4: Swimming Club 3, 45 Aquacade 2 35 German Club 35 Girls' Literary Club 35 Sophomore Showg Junior Show5 Senior Carnival. Oh, those pinochle gamef. ' LADERER, ELSIE HELSIEH Girls' Literary Club 3. Naturally nice. LANDEL, JANE JANE Honor Student5 Badminton 25 Basketball 25 Lacrosse 2, Captain 2: Latin Club 45 Girls' Literary Club 3, 4: Junior Show5 Senior Carnival. Ever gay, ever glad, ever good, never bad. 34 C, 5. on C LaVAI.I,IfY, SHIRLEY UFRENCHYH Badminton 3: Basketball 3. J fnzilf gon' a 1UlZg-i'L'f1J'.U I LI-IAHY, JOHN HJACKH Ill: made of noble: nuff. LEGG, JOAN JOAN nl moalrl lo ,turcf1J. I,IiNGFIil,DIiR, JOAN JoAN', Lacrosse -4: Cooking Club 3: Sewing Club 3: Riding Club 4. S1'Ie11rr if only Ihr outer Jlzrllf' rank of president and was assisted by the ever-able Bernie Cmy friends call me l l i LESS, FRANK HFRANK l V. Football 33 Varsity Football 4: Junior Show. ' Il c'Il ralef' morf of 'Lf.f,f.' U I I I I I . LEWIS, ALAN Lou Honor Student.: J. V. Basketball 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 3: Aquacade 2: Ping-pong Club 3: Kenitorial Staff, Junior Show: Senior Carnival. His faeorile Color if 'll'lzz'le'.' U LEVVIS, MARY MARY Basketball 2: Commercial Club 2, 3, 4. Sim mrrzrr rlzcer in her .tnzilc. LILLICO, J ICAN HJEANH Volleyball 2: Baseball 3. 4: Soccer 4: Archery 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, -I: Swimming Club 3: Commercial Club 45 Sketch Club 4: Girls' Literary Club 3: Sophomore Show, Junior Show: Senior Carnival. Ewryzlz1'11g'.f just 'jark' with lin. LINDQI,'IS'l', JOAN JOAN Basketball 2. Smiff,t and lauglzffr prow hfr cvorlhf' , 0 ,K : LIOTTI, ,ANTHONY V755 A' K ' 'X sw Honor Student: Swimming Club 3, 4: German Club 3. Hllflf H2116 but hfy! u'z4.tf,' Il tfrror for hir .r1':.e'.l' ' LOCH, NORMAN i'Nokx1 Track Z, 3, 4: Swimming Team 4: Aquacade 2, 3, 4:Swimm1ng Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4, President 4. He get! a big fplaxh out of life. I i l 1 Tennis 3: Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Soccer 4: Volleyball 4: Dramatics Club 3: German Club 3, Secretary 3: Girls' Liter- ary Club 3: Commercial Club 4: Junior Show. J halo of golden hair. LOEHNER, THANYA 'I'H.1.Nii-3 LOESER, ALAN AL Track 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Ile .rtazzdf among ffze-fi:zr,rf. LOVE, DOROTHY nI,OVER Honor Student: At Lehman High-Basketball 2, Captain 2: Volleyball 2: Student Council 2: Sophomore Class Secretary: Friendship Club 2. At Edgewood High-Basketball 3: Girls' Athletic Association 3: Debate 3: Dramatics Club 3: Music Club 3: A Cappella Choir 3: Operetta 3: National Forensic League 3. At Kenmoree-Basketball 4: Bowling 4: Girls' Letter Club 4: Choir 3, 4: Girls' Literary Club 4: Senior Show. Pfrmrm!ify plum Chicken D Graham. As you may recall, at this stage of the game we began to e LOVERIC, PEGGY 'KL0yER 'Ti.v the 1:1 iff who fnjayf lil? who geff along. lVIacDONALD, WILLIAM NMAC Intramural Basketball 3, 4: Intramural Baseball 3: Hockey 3, 4: Bowling 4: Track Manager 2, 3, 4: Senior Manager 3, 4: Swimming Club 3: Sophomore Show: Junior Show: Senior Carnival. Ei-Ei-O. IVlacKINNON, JANET MAC A Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3: Baseball 2: Badminton 2, 3: Bowling 3, Captain 3: Soccer 3: Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3: Latin Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Press Club 3: Vice-President and Treasurer 3: Girls' Literary Club 3. 4: Kenitorial Staff: Junior Show: Senior Carnival. Jud lightly way her flrrzdfr noir' Tip-filrrd like tfzf prlal of a flown. MAI-lI.STEDT, JEAN JEAN f Archery 2: Bowling 2, 4: Basketball 4. Ihr rrlaiiyfriwzczb prove lm' :c'o1'tfz. IVIALONEY, PAUL NP.-XL'l. Intramural Hockey 3. Did you lzmr llzr auf my brollzar told mr?' INIALYERN, ARNOLD H.'XRN'l'.' . Track 2: Intramural Baseball 2: Dance Band 3: Secretary 3: Band 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Sophomore Show: Senior Carnival: Doodle Dandy. Drumming his way to fha lap. 36 ..., H , IVIANZ, RICHARD lVIANzY U ' -I. Y. Football 3: Intramural Baseball 3: Swimming Club 4: Dance Club 3: Debate 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Chair- man 3: Kenitorial Stall: Sophomore Show: Junior Show: Senior Carnival: Snafuf' I MIA-If If um' lug lfublflf affrr anoll1f'r. 1 t v I NI.-XRKARI,-XX, JOHN .IoHNxx ' ' ' . . 5 , x ,, ll 3 , - V, l of ' , 7' li V :Q -' it fs' A1 if 'LT , Intramural Football 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Junior Show, Senior E . L Carnival: Doodle Dandy. , 4, A 7 GN, I wzitlz my brotlzrr lzadrft fold lzif rar. I 1 tim, f Xt. 4 NIARIIN, I'.-XIRICIA PAT 1 Archery 4: Ping-pong Club 4: Swimming Club 4: Aquacade 4: Cooking and Sewing Club 3: Girls' Literary Club 3, 4. 4 uIf'vl1IlfFi'c'f .flzr flzoofef, :hr will do well. l NIASSING, P.-KCI, MASS Intramural Hockey 4: Swimming Team 2, 34 Aquacade 2.4: Sketch Club 2: Art Round lable 3, 4: Treasurer 3, Yice-Presi- dent 4: ,Iunior Show: Senior Carnival. 1 E 1 Our own blackboard d7'llJ'f.,, 5 notice the fine acting ability of Marion Owen and Dick Chelius. This pair is .. , , 1 l MASTIQN, C,-XRI,lQ'l'ON CARL 1 UCIUIIHt't'fI.UIl, plfrur. IX1,-XYLR, Blf'I l'Y UlIli'l'SYH Basketball 2: Volleyball 2: Sophomore Show 2. ' 0 - ltr 'ood 'ood and 'ood will mnif ur' if U M 2 ? B nv S v . S ' . f MAYER, HL.-XINIQ i I-QLAINI-3 Basketball 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Badminton 3: Archery 3: Baseball 3, 4: Girls' Letter Club 2, 3: 4. .-I nafurf tha! winf all. INIAYO. MARGARIET l'i-:ouv Bowling 3: Commercial Club 3, 4, Secretary 3. Full of grnuinz' rlzzzmclrrf' lNIc.-'tFI'Ili, NORMA NovmA Ar Plant High-Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, President 4: Debate , Club 4, Secretary 4: Y-Teen: School Paper Staff. At Kenmore f-'lihespians 4: Girls' Literary Club 4. t:011y.f McCLA'I'CI-I HY, -IOHN 'ADI M it-Dun H I. V. Basketball 2, 3: Football 2: Varsity Basketball 4: Base- ball 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 2: Boys' Letter Club 4: Swimming Club 4: Sophomore Show: junior Show: Senior Carnival. ll'f'll nlccayf rfnzfmber ADIAIHF-Dl.771f.' U Q 37 MJ' J! , 2 -1 5?AJ'l,l.P1H, .uziprfiiv - HARDRH IJ ,A I A -I !J Jlwayx mirthief in thoxf dark Kj't'J'.H I ' A if ll l 1 4 I ld: MILLIER, Kl'INNE'l'l'l KEN McCONNON, THEODORE LKIIEDH Sketch Club 4. Ariat nofa1'01'5,'fzarf no road. 1 NICLAREN, VIRGINIA HGINNY Her friendly manmfr will br lzrrfz1vze. McMAHON, RONALD MACH Intramural Football 25 Hockey 3, 4, Captain 41 Ski Club 3, -Iunior Show, Senior Carnival. I1e'ftopr on our 'Ilit Paradef KIcQUAID, JO ANN joANN A Slit haf won our fznzr!.f. certainly Kenmore's gU't to the City of Lassie, Tarzan, and Betty Grable. MIQNDOLERA, AGNES ACGIH At South Park High-Latin Club 2. At Kenmore-Bowling 3, Dance Club 35 Art Round 'liable 4, Secretary, Senior Car- nival. Behold, the haf the gift of artf, ' ' n f Jflfrk hifi, Honor Student: Dancing Club 31 Swimming Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, 'lireasurer 4: Junior Show, Senior Carnival: Knei- torial Stall.: Arsenic and Old Lacegn Snafu. The number of 1li.l'f.7'i1?'Vld.f if uizrtrfrittedfy MOAT, MARILYN UNI.-XRlI.YNH Basketball 3, 4, Captain 31 Bowling 4, Ski Club 2g .Iunior Thespians 3: ilihespians 4: Senior Carnival: Arsenic and Oltl Lacef' Quality Street, Snafu. ii , H Come, mon-a-logue. IVIONAN, MADONNA DONNA Bowling 2: iliennis 4: Basketball 4, Captain 4, Swimming Club 2, 3, Aquacade 3, 4: Senior Carnival. 'ATlzrrfl.t 'rm rurbing thix gal. MOORE, RICHARD Dick Thr 'Jloore' thx merrim 38 ,I MUORIQ, SHHURICK HSHEDU Honor Student: German Club 3: Science Club -l. .lln!f1 and .ll'1iflI1'I'.' would fflffl' bf a brfler mn1binaZi011?H MORIQIAXD, H'Pl,liN Ul lEI.liN Commerlial Glilb 2, Girlytite ary Club 3. 'X Q 'L' Frifr1dJ1ipY1,g2I,r flilklf wayfy F ll x 3 W' r ts mgwis I , ' . ' :'1,tw'r 'I , -l: Sdimmihfi 'lieam 2, 3, -lg Boys' Letter Club -lg Si i ning Gli1b,.3,r?92t1acade3,-lg Hi-Y3, -lg Vice-President -lg Sophomore Show: . tor larnival. ,Yovw11l! ran ocle hi: way lo rrurcea-,r. X , MOROG, ,lf DSEPH .loE lfootball Z, 3, -l, Captain -lg Basketball 3, -lg Intramural Basketball 2, 3: Boys' Letter Club 3, 4, Vice-President -lg Sportsmanship Council Representative 3, -lg junior Prom King: Student Council -lg Senior Class President, Senior Carnival. Y'l1ry my lim! l1app1'mrf.f if juxl a llzivzg rallfd 'Lof U -55253, The Junior Show was another collousal Cyou won't find it in the dictionaryj MOTZ, JEAN HVlliANH Archery 2: Volleyball 3: Basketball 2, 3: Soccer 3, -l: Baseball 2, 3, -lg Girls' Literary Club 3, -lg Spanish Club -l: Kenitorial liditorg Girls' Letter Club. Curf1'z'z1l, zmziablr,frimzdly fo nfl. MOWA'l l', .IOHN A'-IonNNY Ski Club -l. U11li'Pf:VUIlF f.x'rfll,i' in J'flIlI.f'flIlIlg.U MKIR, DAVID lJ.u'rs Honor Student: Ping-pong 3: Badminton -l: Orchestra 2, 3, -lg Band 3, -l. lla if among tlzoft' -polio .vuc'crr41. Nl LYNX, CAROL HC.-XRR0'liSl 'lit-nnis -l: Girls' Literary Club 3, -l. Nothing if bftifr than gmnlru',f,f.' lXll'Rl'l-lY, IRI-1Nl-I NlL'kPil Archery -l: Commercial Club -l. u.'ll7!I'll.?IlI1l'lIg good' rzafurff NICSC.-X, NllLDRlfD HlVllLl.Il-ll Spanish Club 3: Commercial Club -l. Slip ,tlziimr anmng luv' fr1'fmI'5. 39 Ping,-pong: 3: Badminton -lg Swimming Club -ls Aquacatle -l, , Nl'll,7l liR, LOIS i'Lols Sketch Club 4: Kenitorial Stall: Senior Carnival. HKU if the 'Bftlz-man' in my lux. NGRTUN, CLYIDIC uCI.YUh Honor Student: Swimming Club 4: Quality Street: NSnafL1.,' uQuz'wf, Prrfec'erz'fI3, 1-ffP'n1,fzAblf'.l' Ol5r1N,4L'lCR, JOAN HOBIEH Swimming 2: Cooking Club 3: Bowling 4, Captain 4. fl likvzzblf, bmnzirig 7Il!I7IIIt'l'.H OEFFNPQR, BARBARA Bonnie Basketball 2: Dance Club 3: Girls' Literary Club 4: -lunior Show. You ClllllflIZ'dc'!1bfHlj'.n success. You may remember what a scrumptious couple Joe Morog and Lois O'Nl'QlLl., JIQANN lf 'AJIQANNIEH Volleyball 2: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Swimming Club 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: Girls, Literary Club 3: Sophomore Show: -lunior Show: Senior Carnival. Plenty of top qualifyfl OSBORNP2, 'l'l'll':0DORl'1 LiOZZlE Hi-Y 3, 4: .-Xquacade 4. Now we know 5o1riftf1z'11g good in man CYSHI-l.-X, SHIRLEY SH.xY At Bennett-Letter Club: Senior Carnival, You great big braufziful dollf' OSWALD, SHIRLI-QY Sami, Basketball 4: Bowling 4: Junior Show: Sophomore Show: Senior Carnival. Sim buyr lzfr efgrfablrf by flu' lPr'6'lx'., ll OUS'l'liRHOL'il', SlfRl'iN.4 Sis Howling 3, 4: Tennis 4. HTIIFFK' 1,5 a .fwc'rtm'ff in lim' wax UWI-IN, MARION iiOX!'PQNy Honor Student: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, Vice- President 3: Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Junior 'lihespians 3, President 3: 'lihespians 3, 4, Secretary 4: Girls' Literary Club 3, 4: Kenitorial Staff: Aquacade 4: ,lunior Show: Senior Carnival: Arsenic and Old Lace : Quality Streetu: Snafu. 'Lllay 5115 takr many curtain milf. 40 l'.Xl.MliR, JOAN 'lo,xNNiE Senior Carnival. Sfzf f go! KI rrp for bring fle'f2.'l PARKIQR, CXIAIIIQRINIQ Carl-1Y liasketball 2, 3, -lg Bowling lg Volleyball 2, .31 liaseball .Ig -lunior 'liln-spians 31 Ski Club 2, FL Choir 2, 3, lg Sophomore Shoxxg ,lunior Show. lL'!I',5'l'fj'z4f if l'm::'. l'l'Q.-XRD, SALLY lfl,lZ.-Xl5lf'l'H SAL Basketball -lg Bowling -l: Baseball .ig Spanish Club -lg Latin Club 34 junior lhespians .Ig Girls' Literary Club ig Sopho- more Showg junior Show: Senior Carnival. Our UalSt1f. . l Puck, noN.xi,o 'foam , ' Bowling -lg Swimming 'lieam 2. 3, -l, Captain -lg Swimming Vi Club -lg Aquacade 2, 3, -lg junior Show: Senior Carnival. Q' ' Dom df :cell on the Jlagf df hu dom' in Ihr pool. H I Timby were as King and Queen of the Junior Prom. Another summer at Long PECORA, PIQTRINA NIIRIN.-C' 3 Ar fVIt. St. Joseph Academy-Dramatic Club 2, .iz Glee Club 2, 33 Basketball 2. Sugar and Spur, PEPPERDAY, GWIQN A'lJmPI.i-is AtlPhilipsburg High-Basketball Captain: Soccer: Bowling lg Swimming Club 3. ll .vnirlr for rf'f'ry0r1f'. PERRY, CHARLES CHL'cK At Castle Heights Military .-Xcademy-Baseball 2, 3: Basker- ball 3. Ar Kenmore-Football lg Intramural Basketball 23 Intramural Hockey -l. Hui coach, he .ftarlnl it. l'li'l'lfRSON, RICH.-XRD nI,E'l'l-ln lm Junior Thespians 2. l i'll'r'!l keep our aw fm him. Pl..-XCHI-Q, ROBISRT lionm ' Honor Stutlenrg Intramural Basketball 2, 5, -lg Intramural Baseball 35 Rifle Club 3. The Jtmrzg, .filrnt type. PLUMB, PATRICIA JHANI9- - 59 UJEANNIISH At Hamburg, N. Y.-Basketba 2: Volleyball 2g Baseball Zg Glee Club 25 Sophomore Hop Committee. J good frixnd, good naturrd, in grma'Iu1'lJ. PLUMB, WILLIAM BILL Honor Student: At Hamburg, N. Y.-Varsity Tennis 25 Intramural Basketball 2. At Kenmore-Ski Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 45 German Club 3. Which our, Disney, here I romef, PRIMAS, ALEX ALM Intramural Basketball 3, 4g Intramural Hockey 4g Rifle Club 3, -l, Secretary. You may safely depend on character. PLIRCELL, JOHN HJOHNNYU lntramural Baseball 2, 3g Commercial Club 3, 4. One who will excel. QLIINN, MARY LOU LOU, U 'Reillyf I wouldf' passed, and back to school we three hundred ninety-six inmates marched. RAIFF, ROBERT CHIPS Football 3. Do you want to hear a salty rea nary? RAUCH, WILLIAM HVVILLYU Intramural Baseball 39 Model Airplane Club 2, 35 Sketch Club 45 Art Round Table 4. Et1erythirLg'5 lots offunf' RAYHER, ROBERT BOB Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Bowling 2g Ski Club 3. There if no need for words. REED, KENNETH HPIERREH Intramural Basketball 2, 3g Ski Club 3, 4g Junior Showg Senior Carnival. Doe: Henry Ford have something I haven'l? REED, WALLACE i'WALLY,, 'iliasy come, easy gofl REICHERT, JAMES JIM,' Intramural Basketball 3, 4g Bowling 3, 43 Varsity Bowling Team 4. 1Ie'll never be a 'fparef H RliIl,l,l'IR, I-QLNIER 'iliursnn Not a fan' in fhr world. Rlfll.l,Y, WVILLIAM HBILLU And iw flair ,f1ll'l1'f,1AVI.H 2779,-.ANAQI 'S' '-SQL? 1 ' 1 ' i if 'K' RICISSIG, SUZ.-XNNH -J? G!! rf . ' 7 -' SUE Bowling 45 Sketch Club 3, 45 Art Round 'liable 4g:Iunior lfrom Committee' So homore Show: junior Show: Senior Carnival: - P Kenitorial Staff. 'fllakf rninf a Lllfrnbfrgfrf H Rl-QPICH, ROSE Baseball 3. Hflfazllf' of mamzfr We were now full fledged seniors- ! . YA . . H..--.-,,,, --. -....-MW W . Rosie well, at least some of us were. We were the Rl'lYNOl,DS, SALLY SA lk Baseball 4g Commercial Club 4g Senior Carnival. .lin'f nzi,tbelzaz'irzg. RICHARDS, JEAN xr Honor Student: At jay Township High--Basketball 7 Out door Club 2g Cheerleader: Red Cross Club Student Louncil 2, 33 Sophomore President: -lunior Treasurer ff. . Thr .llarlc of Quality, ' z , 5 . I1 1 ROHRING, W'll,l Rl'QD Ufuf! a 'knlzring' llirnuglz Iliff. RUSS, DONALD Ross Intramural liasketball 2, 3, 45 Kenitorial Stall flaw you rrzzd my mlumn? RO'l'HALlG, MARY Nl un Basketball 34 Soccer 44 Baseball 41 Latin Club 4 C l Literary Club 43 Junior Show. I,rt'r hr '.llary.' H ROVISUN. GEORGE im Track 2, 3. 43 For ilzon' who ivan! lin' Yfizzrft ROWLAND, FRIED FRED Honor Student: ,lunior 'lihespians 2g 'lihespians 3. 4, ilireasurer 4g Assembly Flectrician 3. 4: Science Club 4g Flame Fditor 4: Sophomore Show, ,lunior Show, Senior Carnival: Alpha Phi Lambda 4g Doodle Dandyu: Best Foot Forward , Arsenic and Old Laceqg Quality Streetng Snafu.', That',f llydrogfn fuhfidf, fonf' Bowling 2: Basketball 2, 3, Soccer 3, 43 Girls' Choir 3, 4, Press Club-3. Secretary 3: Newscaster lfditor 3: Spanish Club f1kgdGIrls' Literary Club 3, 4, Scribe 45 Kenitorial Staff 3, 4, l itor 4. 1 lihr to laugh, I lihf to fing: I like to do mort anything. SAYNDFRS, BARBARA HBARB3, Honor Student: Sketch Club 2. 3, 41 Spanish Club 3, 4, Re- cording Secretary 41 'Fhespians 3, 4, Vice-President 4g Junior Show: Doodle Dandyug Arsenic and Old Lace , Quality trt-et. By diligrrzff ,Ihr winf her u'ay.,' all powerful, the big guns, and how we loved it! Inseparable Lois and Joey ' ' I SAUTER, MARY JOY i'MARY,, At Chicago Lakes Highfillee Club 2: School Paper,'QStalTg junior Prom Committeeg ,lunior Class Play: G. A. A. Lft'.r hope hrr idlllllffl d0t f71'f go on .ftrike. 'TG' SAYLOR, CHARLES Ai, lntramural Football Z: Basketball 25 Baseball 2, 3, bl. V. Basketball 3, Varsity Basketball 4: Track 2, Sophomore Show. J Iihfable fharadfr lhaf: unmixfakablef' SCHMIDT, MERLE ScHivIIIJTY lntramural Basketball 2. 3: Baseball 2, 3, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Boys' Letter Club 3, 4. Look auf, Ai. T.,' here I fom1'. f . fi M I 3 - scHMI'I'z, NIARILYNJK, A7 ' ' -'seamitfm' Honor Student: Bowling 2, French Club 2, 4, President 4. Plfa,furr ana' affirm make the hourf .term ,fhOTl.U A-KW x SCHRANTZ, BARBARA BARBIE I1'ev fun lo be happy. SCHURR, DAVID 6lD.AVE, Honor Student. A lift 'Srhurr' to wzn. RYCH FNFR, CARTER HRICKH Honor Student, Hi-Y 4. Nothing larhingf, SAMSON, ,lACQLFl,lNF UJACKIEH SCHWlfl7'l', YlOl.l'i'l' X1 IIrl1'g!zUiz1ffy rm' SCURlf, l'iDN.-X UEDIEH Sketch Club 2, -lg Art liouncl 'liable 3, -l. IIN IIIIIII' ff f1f'1'-ffanzzilrg gfor'y. SCO'll'l', M.-XRTHA Nl,xR'1'Y Sketch Club 3, -I-1 Girls' Literary Club 3: -lunior Show. . .lf popular IIA' 'l.1'zabrll1.' l' Slfl'fl,li.XCl'l, l'.-Xlfl, UPALILH U fm iflllfjflllfllillg in llzrfuii, fwfr nmkirzg iffy were now vice-president and president of our class. Jean Tutton was chief scribe, l si3iBo1,D, mio -xii. l Photography Club 3. lVr'!f affcviy, rmzznrzhfr him and If 15' rfz4UiI.f. SHlfl'HlCRD, R0liliR'l' lion sl. V. Football 2, 33 Varsity Football 4. Xnlf1z'r1g THIN bmp fzfm 1fw:z'11. SHICK. l'il,lZrXl3lf'l'll Ili-3'l l'i ' Commercial Club 4. iff ballrr In lu' llilfff, and ifzfm' 1111111 lu ln' big and nn! rl ,flluzlufc'. SHICK, Wll.l.l.-XXI Wim, V. Football 2: lntrnmural llzislfcctbnll -lx Skt-rch Club 3, lf Art Round 'liable -l. HIlf'I'l,l,f om' iJ'!I!lI'fX :vim will fin' lung in our n1fn1m'1'rv. MZ ' V -A ,,, SIGNOR, JOAN -lo,xN Basketball 23 Bowling 2, 3. 41 Girls' Literary Club 5. ufilllllfllllillf' if llzr fwrfzlbfuf' In-r. SIMMONS, .IUNIE -ILNQQ l30Wlim: 22 Basketball 5: Tennis -lg Commercial Club 43 Girls' Literary Club 3. fl good ,rpurl If II plraffrz ffmzpzlrrfuzi I i s L while Bernie was keeper of the paltry pennies. SMITH, -IOYCE USMl'l 1'Yn Badminton 25 Bowling 2, -l, Captain 2, Volleyball -lg Baseball -lg Commercial Club 4: Senior Carnival. J ffceel j'O7471-g Zadyf, SOANES, MARY LOU lVIARILOU,' Sophomore Show, Junior Show, Senior Carnival. Beauty 1.5 df beauty nicer. SOMOGYE, ROBERT Sato Swimming 3, -la Swimming Club -lg Band 4. Speed, speed: thaff what 1 Ziw'for. SPAWTON, MARY ELLEN HRCSTYU Soccer -lg Sketch Club 2, 3g Art Round Table Z, 3, 49 Girls' Literary Club 3, Science Club -lg Sophomore Show, Senior Carnival. MTU be nine if an artf' SPENCER, .lAfVIES USPENCEH Track -lg Varsity Swimming 4: Boys' Letter Club -lg Aquacade 4: Swimming Instructor -lg Swimming Club 3, -1-3 Intramural Basketball 34 Hi-Y 43 Spanish Club 3, Senior Carnival. J kizorls-down argurnentf, STAMP, MARCIA MARsu', Archery 2, 3: Bowling 2, 3, -lg Basketball 3g Badminton 3: Baseball 35 Dance Club 35 Girls' Literary Club 35 Volleyball Captain 3, 4. Size liar our 'Sfamp' of approaalf, -I6 1 SIMPSON, RICHARD t'S1MP ' Football 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Swimming Club 3, -lg . Spanish Club 4, Junior Show. , What would the Slate Guard do without me? SIVERSON, WILLIAM HSI Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Aquacade -1-5 Basketball Captain 2. Gin Rummy, Pivzochle, Bridgeg you name it. SMITH, ALLAN SmuT'rY', Football Manager 2, 4: Intramural Football -lg Basketball 45 Swimming Club 3, -lg Sketch Club 25 Band 2, 3, -l-g Kenitorial Staff, Sophomore Showg Junior Show, Senior Carnival. ffl take the drumftirkff' SMITH, EDWARD ADAM J. Y. Football 2, 3, Varsity Football -lg Track 3, -I: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, -lg Swimming Club 45 Senior Carnival. Let',r have a partyf, The Senior Ball ended in grand STANGIQ, RICHARD D1cK i I Honor Student. Qur'fl. good-11z1Iurfd.' om' of flu' Izoyff' I I S'l'AN'l'0N. NURRINIC NOR lfaskctball 2: Volleyball 21 Bowling 3: Ping-pong Club 3. . Do your bmi and you lmrf Jour muf'l1. S'l'AI'l'il', RI I'H ANNE ANN Cirls' l,itL-tary Club 3, 4. 'll will In f4'm'lc.' ll lmazcf Io Ind. QI? S'I'lil'IIIiNS, DUNN.-X ,IRAN Il bl. Girls' I.itcral'y Club 3, 4. Our max' .fnzilr and fmrfz' and .v11zz'lf, slam fashion . . . much to the satisfaction of all who attended. In case the follow- STEWARD, MARTHA NIAk'rlii Junior Ihespians Z, Secretary Z: Ihuspians 3, 4: Girls' Choir 2, 3, 4, Soloist: German Club 3, Vice-Prcsident 3: Girls' Literary Club 3, 4, Alpha Phi I.ambda 2, 3, 4, Prcsidcnt 4: Sophomore Show, Junior Show: Senior Carnival: Doodli- Dandyug Arsenic and Old Lace , Quality Streetn: Snafu. Did you fwr fre' II drranr il'!I!R'I-PIAf?u S'I'I'lWAR'l', AL'DR HY S'i+pw Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Captain 2: 'K I' H. Club 3, 4: Swimming Club 33 'lunior Show. 'I Hlfitfr a wish lo try and a will lo flu, S'l'IfVVAR'I1, DI'1I.I.A HIJUl,I,Y'I At Grover Clcvclancl-Basketball 2, Captain 2. .-Xt Kenmore Bowling 3. - frzf'11d.rl1zp If tlzf kfynolf in .rum . S'I'IRRUP, IRIQNI-I MIR!-INIIAQI Horsuback Riding Club 4. 'Afllay ,rlzr gallap lzfr way llzmuglz 1!mfuf1m'. ' S'l'OI,l,S'l'lClfVllCR, ROI3I'1R'l' S'rlNi4i ' 2 Intramural Hockey 2, 3, Captain 31 Intramural Iiascball 2, 3: f ' H Swimming Club 3: Sophomore Show. E 'L .1 Hilfe' ' Young ' 1'.vf1'f ylzr? U IQ Intramural Basketball 2: Varsity Football 4: Swimming 43 W Swimming Club -Ig Aquacade 4, Sketch Club 2, Sophomorc ulfwiz a flour wall vouldrft ,flop 11 IIJ' DI'llgf:',i'J' in a pool. I -is , 4 I - I . 5 .. l A Show. I A 47 Badminton 3, Bowling 3, 4, Soccer 4, Captain 3: Girls' Letter SIONIC, RICHARD S'roNi-xv STONIQR, PATRICIA PAT Basketball 35 Ping-pong 35 Spanish Club 45 Senior Carnival. fl min lhaf: a hit. STRESING, DONALD HDONU Swimming Club 3, 45 Art Round Table 3, 45 Sketch Club 3, 4. L'ni:'fr.faI!y mirthfulf' 'EEK S'I'RIlVlPI.IC, JANICE HJANEYU Thr way io haw fflifflllli is lo be one S'l'Ul:IRlVIliR, DARL ANN UDOTU Senior Carnival. 1 Our commzfrrur of food. ing names have slipped from your memory, allow us to recall for you . . . the SWANNIE, JEANETTE SwANEE Basketball 2, Captain 2: Ping-pong 25 Baseball 2, Bowling 2, 4, Captain 25 Sketch Club 3: Art Round Table 3, 4, Secre- tary 3, President 4: Ke-nitorial Editor. 'A iSfL'd?1711-F,, how we lore you-3' TAIT, ROBERT lVIEDUsA Football Manager 2: Baseball 3, 45 Intramural Hockey 2, 35 Baseball 25 Basketball 2, 35 Sophomore Show. I'll try arzytlzirzg-ozzcef, TAYLOR, NORMA NORMAN Basketball 2, 4: Volleyball 2, Captain 25 Bowling 4, Swimming Club 35 Girls' Literary Club 35 Sophomore Showg junior Showg Senior Carnival. 'KSl1r',v nlrmnzing of a 'llfhiff-'I 'IAIQNI-IOOPIQN, JOAN JAKE Basketball 4: Volleyball 35 Baseball 3: Bowling 25 Archery 2,3:Girls' Choir 3,41 Sketch Club 2, 4: Sophomore Showg junior Show: Girls' Literary Club 3, 4: Aquacade 4. Jn arlift to fzer iwy fi'r1grrtip,r. 'l'I'IAl.lNIAN, SHIRLEY SH1RL Hlforffzy of Ioffy tf11'rzg.f.'y 'lil-lIfOBAI.D, JOHN HIOHNNYU Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 35 Hockey 3: -lunior Varsity Football 25 Basketball 21 Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Captain 4: Football 3, 45 Baseball 45 Swimming Club 35 Boys' Letter Club 3. 4. .l lmfkct fiwy tinzff' 48 THIEL, TVIAYNARD MAYN Popular Dance Club 3: Swimming Club 45 Aquacade 4. J lzorfff .lly kingrlomfor a 11or.rf.l' THlliSl'QN, PATRICIA 4'I'A'r Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 43 Bowling 4: Soccer 4: Girls' Choir 45 I Girls' Literary Club 4: Junior Show: Senior Carnival. Laughing fyef, Jhining hair. THOMSON, RICHARD Dick At Lafayette-Varsity Cross Country Team 2. 1 lfetjeft. THORN, I'QI.IZAl3I'Q'I'H UBE'I I'E', Tennis 4: Bowling 4. Her friezzdf arf HZIIVINZH fact that the Class of '47 has contributed many experts in manyjields to posterity: TIMBY, LOIS Lo Ski Club 3: Sketch Club 4: Kenitorial Stall.: Sophomore Hop Committee: junior Prom Committee: Student Council 2: 3,-4: Sophomore Class Treasurer: junior Class l'res1zlent: Senior Class Vice-President: Sophomore Show: Junior Show: ,lumor Queen: Senior Carnival: Snafu. Sha: ffl llfr rap for Ifzz' rnplair1. TISDALL, DORIS Tlx Bowling 2: Basketball 2: Volleyball 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Girls' Literary Club 3. 'Tlnztlf of fpfftlz, bflltffliflilll of IPIITIIILH TONILIN, GARLAND GAR Intramural Baseball 3, Captain 3: Swimming Team 4: Aqua- cade 2, 3, 4: lioys' Letter Club 4. Swimming lzif way through Iliff. TURNIQR, BURTON liL'ier Airplane Club 2: Badminton 3: German Club 3: Swimming Club 4: Aquacacle 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Senior Carnival. Hr 4:0110 if Ijr'ff'l'Nli7It'Ij flflf half' Init Ceurlc flour. TITTTON, JICAN H-IEANU Honor Student: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4: llowlng 4: Basketball Referee 4: Aquacade 3: Girls' Letter Club Z, 3,4: Ski Club 3: Spanish Club 4: Student Council 4: Senior Class Secretary: Secretary of Student Council: Sportsmanship Conference 3, 4, Vice- President 4: Kenitorial Starl' 3, lfditor 4: Girls' Choir 2. 3, 4: Girls, Literary Club 3, 4, Regent 4: junior Show: Senior Carnival. USIIFTJ' gn! I1 bit of 'Slrlrzfuxl' 1-11 flu' l'j'f.V.H 'l'YLIiR, INIARGARIQT l'1icz llonor Stutlent: At lielmont High School-1liaskethull 2: Choir 2: Volleyball 2. At Kenmore' llasketball 4: Girls' Choir 4: Girls' Literary Club 4. Hlfvflfl ll ,mu ' 1411 flwr Mari. VAN ALLEN, MARJORHQ Nl.xRGE Newscaster 3, French Club -lg Kenitorial Stall-1 Sophomore Show, Junior Show, Senior Carnival. Thfre'J no 'Cole' .rhorlagf fivrrfi VAN ALLEN, MARY JOYCE Juv Basketball -l: Volleyball -lg Bowling -l: Newscaster 3, Girls' Literary Club 3, -l. HIVL' have room in our hKdI'l.V'l-Ol' iflzff 'foyf H YOLKFR, CAROL JIQANNE UC.-XROL3' Bowling -lg Ski Club 3, Newscaster 3, Girls' Literary Club 3: Commercial Club -lg Sophomore Show, Junior Show: Senior ' Carnival. H 'Lowfy and Bfholdfu YOYRR, JOAN Joni Soccer 31 Aquacade 3: Ski Club 31 Press Club 3: Junior Q Thespians 3, Alpha Phi Lambda 3, Girls' Literary Club 3, lg Junior Show, Senior Carnival. T.N.T.-Trim, Neat, Trr1'lVit'. Don Peck, one of the finest swimmers ever to splash in the local chlorineg Jack .- YUKOYIC, ROBlfR'l' BOB J CCOVIVIIIZIIL is- kim-waz by his trafic. W'AL'l'ON, RICHARD HDICK Band 3, -lg Orchestra -lg Junior Showg Senior Carnival. TIM .llad ,lluficiazif 3 i WARD, ALAN AL Intramural Basketball 2, 31 Swimming Club 3. 'II good kid wfll lilefclf' WARD, Al'DRliY Aria Basketball 2, 3: Archery 2, 3, -l: Girls' Literary Club 3. Twfr1fyjf0ur lzourf of r1zn'r7'ul1ie.i'.f. WARK, JANIQ J.xNiE Honor Studentg Life Saving 2: Basketball 2, 3, -l, Referee -la Baseball 2, 3, -l1Yolleyball 2, 3, -l, Captain 3gAquacade 3, Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, lg Ski Club 3: Girls, Literary Club 3, -l, 'llreasurer -la Alpha Phi Lambda 3, -l, Vice-President -l: Kenitorial Stall' 3, lfditor -lg Sophomore Show: Junior Show, Quality Street. Happy, rlf'i'e'r, bright: altogftlzfr just right. WATSON, NANli'l l'E NAS At West York l'ligh4Yolleyball 2: Basketball 2, 3g Girl Reserves 2, Secretary 2, Library Club 3. Bfy01zd compariforzf' 50 L. Vklflill, 3Yll.l.lS HXNILIR, N l.rI rm nf! lu' zlrnw fzzlpfizlzfzrdlyfl Wl'QBS'l'lfR, DUN.-XLD DUNN I l .-kquacatle 2. 3: Rifle Club 3g Aviation Club 3, President 3: 1 Swimming Club 4. 'fl worclfor ff'r1'ylf11'r1g.U WlfBS'l'IiR, DURl'QIfN MDORHIENY Girls' Literary Club 3. Sim fzlfmf lzlfr fafv and ,vniflhzg gow llfr wayf' -'vm W1-IlNS'l'0CK.GLORIA ufsll Badminton 2: Basketball 3, 41 Volleyball 4: Baseball 45 Com- mercial Club 4: Sophomore Show: Senior Carnival. ,l plfaiing lzil in t'i'f7'y!J7ZF,J' gym. Harbrecht, Don Bartrip, and John McClatchey, all material for college basket- WIAQISS, Blf'l l'Y ul3E'l l'YU Basketball 2: Bowling 2, lennis -lg Volleyball 4: Girls' Literary Club 3. Ulllfff yliflfrl fellffl pr1'.m11zlll'ly.'l Wl'.l,CH, ROBliR'l' Bun ,-Xyiation Club 3. USFUQ ffllllllltlllff IVJ' flu' main flrgafirr VYIfl,l.S, VIRGINIA G1NNY Basketball 2, 3, 4, Referee 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4: Badminton 2. 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Captain 3: Soccer 3, 4: Ski Club 3: Girls' Letter Club 3, 4: Press Club 3g Newscaster 3, lfdiror 3: Latin Club 3, 4, Consul 39 Girls' Literary Club 3, 4: Kenitorial Stall.: lhespians 4: ,lunior Showg Senior Carnival: Quality Street : Arsenic and Old l.ace : Snafu. HIIFT own ,vpfrial charm attravn fwryurzs f 5- WHALLON, WILLIAM liu,i,' Intramural Baseball 2, 3, 4, Captain 3: lllrack 4: Swimming .. 'lleam -lz :Xquacatle 2, 3, 45 Swimming Club 3, 4: Boys' l,erter if : Club 4: Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4: Alpha Phi Lambcla 3, 4, 'lunior Show, Senior Carnivalg Flagbearer 4. ll'f'rf proud af him. WHARAM, RIIIH 3 NRL'l'IlIl'QH :Xt Grover Cleveland High-Volleyball: Baseball, Basketball. Q 'Cl goozl'l1rgir1111'rzg nzfam' ,i'uffffi'. WHlflil.l'QR, JOYCE gli-iiwif' Basketball 2, Captain Z, Tennis 3: Horseback Riding 4. The world brfmzgx lo the fm'rgrlic'. v l I l B HITF BILVFRI Y Russo Tennis 3 Basketball 4 Yollex ball 4, Baseball 4: Sophomore Haw you heard my little duly? WILBEIL ROBI' R1 HIVIAYORU Honor Student Football Manager 2, 3, 4: Intramural Base- ball 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Hockey 2, 3, 4: Boys' Letter Club 5 3, 4: Sketch Club 2, Spanish Club 3, 4: Swimming Club 3: Aquacade 4: Newscaster 3, Editor 3: Kenitorial Editor, Junior Show: Senior Carnivalf i I Nl , J, , 4 4 i n ' ::.. Q . 9. -I . Show: Junior Show, Senior Carnival. if' nge . ' N I 1 , J d l , ., I , . ' i 1 1 Q Small in .vlalure bu! a giant in pfrforzalilyf' WILDEY, MINER UMINER' Football 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Boys' Letter Club 4. NHL, 'Sauter' and won lzzrfl WILKINS, FRANK UufIII.l-ISU Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Swimming Club 3. Youth may be silly, but wifdom if chilly. ball. Bob Goundry, the science whiz: Norma Wilson, the trig expert: and Molly NVILLIANIS, FREDERICK HFRFDN Say, harm' vou fzfard tlzif om f NYILSON, JACK HHIPPKJU VI. V. Basketball 2, 3: Varsity Basketball 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 45 Intramural Basketball Z, 3, 4, Boys' Letter Club 3, 4. 5 How abou! I1 rzidf in tha '1lippo1nobilf?' I' 'ZH fbi 64340 7 w11.mN, NORMA-JEAN NoRx1.x Honor Student: Latin Club 4, Praetor 4: Girls' Choir 4: Girls' Literary Club 4. Swfft df a twig. VVINl'iG.4RDlfN, MARGAREI' HPEGM Badminton Z: Volleyball 2, 4: Basketball 2, 4: Bowling 4: Badminton Club 4: Girls' Literary Club 4. J good .tport in awry ,rmmf of flzf word. WING, JOAN .loANlE Bowling 4: Latin Club 3g Sophomore Show: junior Show: Senior Carnival. J rhuclele' up hrr .x'lffi'f.'y NY0l,l , CHARl,lfS CHUCK Ski Club 2, 3. Now, whfn I wax down in Panama 52 . WOOD, Dt DNALD DON ' Ui-Vlifllfjfj' and fall, I1 .fnzziff-7'nr aff. l WO0DHL'l.l., PATRICIA Pwr Honor Student: Basketball Z, 3. 4, Captain 3. 4: Volleyball 3. 4: Baseball 3, 4. Captain 3: Bowling 3. 4: Badminton 3: Soccer 4: Archery 4: Life Saving 2, 4: Girls' Letter Club 3. 4, Swimming Club 3. 4: Aquacade 3, 4: Dance Club 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: Girls' Literary Club 3, 4. ll .VlIt'..f no! bury, .rlzrff af'Ii:'f. WRIGHT. MARVIORIE NlARc:1r Baseball 3. Captain 3: Dance Club 3: ,Iunior Show. Slzz ,f dom' all '1f'r1'gl1I.' 3' YADLOCZKY. l'iLlZABlf'liH BE'r'IY ujlllly Ihr .run I1ffl'Ily.f .fhfnr hfr fray. D., master of the fluttering eyelash, all excel in their chosen fields. Now as our pens falter and our eyes grow misty, we leave you to your own meditations. . . Don Ross and Betty May Krauss Yl'iLl.h. YLRUNICA HRUNNII-In Honor Stuelent: Archery 2. 3: Basketball 2. 3. Captain 2: Volleyball 3: Baseball 3: Girls' Letter Club 3. 4: Dance Club 3: Girls' Literary Club 3. Shari and 1flt'l'f.n tv QI? junior Show: Senior Carnival. l.nl,f nf' elzwrf 'min ' hrr 'wax N , ls if YUCNG, Wll,l.lAM Bu I I MIIZVJ' madfjly if arfmirfd by all. YOUNG. SHIRLEY USHIRLH Cheerleader 2. 3. 4: Cirls' Letter Club 2, 3. 4: French Club 4: lxenltorlal Staff: -lunior Prom Committee: Sophomore Show: PO T GRADUATE Firyf Row: F. Connolly, C. VVolf, S. Phelps, E. John, Bichle, H. Cornell, G. Miller. Sffond Row: H. Shoemaker, VV. Foley R. Raiflf, R. Klash, R. M. l1Vall, VV. Mandale, R. Leeson. Third Row: B. Bing, J. Fox, W. Allingham, D. YVilliams, H. King, R. Ruddy, L. Aherns. Fourflz Row: W. Fitton, R. Rung, R. Schahel, R. John, VV. Reed, S. Gregoric, Halle. ACER, BRAYTON ALLINGHAM, WILLIAM ANDERSON, LAYTON BAXTER, ROBERT BECK, ALFRED BEST, DONALD BLAKE, JAY BLEYLE, JANICE BUTLER, BLAKE CARDUCCI, FRANK CARVER, ROBERT CHASE, MERLIN CONNOLLY, FRANCIS CONNUR, PATRICA CRAWFORD, HAZEI. DAVIS, EMORY DRASGKJW, ROBERT lJUNN, RICHARD EDWARDS, GEOEEREY FOX, JACK FRENCH, MARY LOU GERWITZ, HAROLIJ GRISANTI, COSIMO HAASE, JEANETTE HAI,L, ARTHUR HARASTY, LOUIS HAZEN, DONALIJ SHY? HEEENER, LUIS HENIJRICKS, JAMES HINTON, DEXTER HKJDDICK, XVESTON HCJELKE, ROBERT HOFFMAN, DOUGLAS HOWE, ROBERT JENKINS, XVILLIAM KARLSTEIN, XVALTER KITTS, DONALD KRAMER, ALAN KRAMER, MARJCDRIE LEBHERZ, JOHN LEWIS, BOYD MANDALE, XNILLIAM MASSE, VIRGINIA MATTHEWS, M.ARCI.X MCCULLKDCH, DONALD MCGRELZOR, JOHN MCLERNON, SAMUEL MCMEECH.AN, GEORGE MEANS, JAMES MEANS, VVILLARD METRO, DONALD MILLER, ANDREW MOORE, WYERNON NEUMAN, GERALDINE 54 NKJNEMACHER, PHYLLIS PARK, JOHN PEACOCK, MARJQURIE PETERSON, ELAINE PIENIAZEK, STANLEY PRITCHARD, DONALD QUIGLEY, JOHN REETZ, JERRY SCHABEL, RICHARD SCHIESEI., WILLIANI SCHNECKENBURGER, DONALD SHEPARD, JOAN SHEIIARD, GARY SMITH, JACK STELLRECHT, DONALD SUSMANN, HERBERT SVILOKOS, JOHN TICE, JUDSON TORBERT, JACK VETTER, GILBERT WALL, ROBERT WHEELER, EDWIN WHITE, MARY WII.LIAMS, GAY WILLIAMS, LYNN YODER, RICHARD s , . , . H Www, ,, -,-.m.ww..h... f-.-,rp-ff,fm-Wgww-:gp-vw.4p.,:, W.,.,,,,,H,,,,W.A..1.,?,,!,,:,.,1,.,.5,5,,,,,-5-,,5-fnge:3.f.fw+f5,-.gpg1m,1+Q':4jPv-idrfvffvnwrifw?4ww,Vmw9o.,.T0?'f-Ywmmmwgsw-If . , , YOUR HON'OR WE UILHOLD AS DEAR as W 5 ' ,L f' I . ,Z M ,.. , 'Ny ff' be ff'?33WfwffN1f3 3716 OFFICERS JACK O,NEILL I 'ice-Prfrident ANN MASTERSON Prr.v1'a'mt SHIRLEY LARSON Trfaswfr Louis PAAR Secretary Auaoff' ' Magi .. . CLALSS 0 in 0 ., s . o' 9 an . o oo' 5 fe r C' - . .XX Y 14 is ' 16 ,y Nix. a s OF FORTY-EIGHT . . The fall of '45 saw the newcomers off to a spectacular start by breaking all records for causing a reign of confusion in K. H. S. This bewilderment was rectified, however, by the wise election of Jack O'Neill, Shirley Larson, Bud Knisley, and Peg Cole as oHicers. The labors of Jack Miller and Mr. Lindberg insured the success of the Sophomore Show in May. The casting was made easy by an insane asylum setting. Later in May, the traditional Soph Hop was held in Kenmore's ballroom. This year the class learned the impressive part that fate can play in puncturing a class treasury. .J 3 , 1 v The fall of '46 finds the class again electing .lack O'Neill and 55 7- Shirley Larson as oHicers. The names of Ann Masterson and Louis K Y Paar are also on the new slate. In February, the Junior Show fea- tured the movie, Coney Island,', and a Valentine. Plans are now iff underway for a bigger and better Junior Prom. 'Q 'S xr I ,S N , V , .-.a A a 55 NlcNlillen. Y. Woolley, Y. Lodinslcy, il. Nloore, P. Lowman, P. Pritchard. Swrfmd Krans, K. Nlclxrnon, l.. Rossncy, R. Kramer, C. Zippicr, H. Klager. Third Row: Lcslic, nl. Nicholson, 'lf Nlurphy. l.. Nlucha, R. Kimber. .-X. Komparc. Fourth Ru-:c'.' l.. Nloorc, B. Lombardi. lf. Nlayo. l.. Kierzman. H. lvkwooll. D. Nlcilyine, R. Olin, D. Nluy. Fifi! Ruta: Nl. Nlillcr, H. l.aL1rlc-rllalc, D. Row: O. limilccr, Y. l.edoux, Lewis, N. Schcrrer. R. Nlould, G. McNamara, C. JO! U' JH V' ' iplfjw lffflfjl fl! ., j fr! f -IJ IL! KJV 11, A I . Jiltiifj ,iff ,fl . Q Q J IJ I S . . . l ., 1 I I l'1'r.vf Rfmx' ll. Peterson, Nl. Ugnilwnc, l.. P4-rcrs, ll. Pun-rs, Nl. Pi-rcrson, li. Pickwick. Srffnzzl' Row: .X. Pavlovicli, Nl. Pillanick, I5 l,lll'Il'0 R Nlurilocli R Nlurblw D Yichtcr, R. Pc-nliolil, R. Pcnliolrl. Y. Nelson. Third Row' X. Urtcn, 'lf Polson, X D l 4 1'Qii1.Jfl. fulmgfm. R. NL..-rlii, J. xiigk,-,'i5. mm. I.. 1 wr. rvwfi le.,-.if 1. xiSf.J.o'Nr1i11. s. Ny-0.1. Nr-wimri, R. ifomm, R. Nell. R. l'l1inm-y, li. licrcc. Q 56 In I R z Nl. Hun1pl1n-xg lf. l'Nirc'l1ijiun. Nl. lfsnck, D. black, B. lfwurr. N. Grunt, VI. l'0clf:vI'. bl. XYZIISGII, S. Smyth lx L llzzmnmrsrrmn, If. Goclu-nour. li. HL'H'sIll'I', D. I'10l'Llj'Cl', D. Holzsclmlm, I.. lfrrcl, VI. I'-I'k'Llill, if llilmm-lslwuh I3 inf Ruiz-5 S, W1-lub, W. Holovics, R, Wlkyn-r. Ci. Gahr, D, l'1llHi'l', ll. Km-lmrn-dy, .-X. Hooron, ll. iimrsclmlk I ur! Rfuzx' Fl. liillwrr, Ii. Ifvimn, U, HL-nlim-, R, lfrisclm. D. Wlwculvr, ,l. lla-hl, R. Hilr, D, Whiru. . . . J U I O R . . . I1 1 lx D. lfklmzmlr, N. IJlH'fvl'lA. N. Uulmr, -I. Donnrr, S. Un-ruiln-l'. ll. Dorrius. VI. Umwr. Sffffiltll Rmcx' IDIIIUIIIL W I Immun IJ lyillllllifk.-I. Nl0o1'L'.,l. Ulullcy, ll liurl. -I. lfsrvs, D. DL-nnis. Tfz1'1'ffRff:z'.' li, Um-1111. lf. lfljuliSh. ,l. IZIULHSII. R I HS mm Ii I vans, R. I'.QlSfl'I'l3I'O0k, if Dm-lmzln, bl, llossurr, fuzzrlfr Rmzx' R. Uillior, l'. DL-vlrr. W. I'.I'lSlllQll1, D. Im ur R I'NZlI'llllLiIll, tl. DiXlz1l'riir,U, IPL- M-rlm, B. l'.V2lI'lS. gray' , J' I 'Q' H7 ' . l-.4'qff fl ' ' X ' Xl ' H N1 l l Mowrex D Millar N 'Vlilhr PX 'Vlasterson B Vloses l 'Vlurch S1'l'lI7ld Roux' lf. Nlevcr, Fz'r.flRw:4'.'Q.. uir, .. Lunar... ' -', . X, .. A ,. .. , .. ,... . - Nl. Nlulkin, l'. Nlclice. .l. McGraw, C. Morey, -l. Nloran. B. Nlaycr. Nl. Morrissey, C. Nlitchcll. Tlzirzl' Rv-wr bl. Miller, D. Xluclia. 'lf NlCNlal1on.U. Nlcl,aren, D. lVl3llgCI', lll. Nlundic, D. Mills, li. Nlilliard. Ifourllz Roux' D. Qflcfiovcrn, lf. Moclicli, Xl. Nlayhach. G. Maynard, Ll. Miller, D. Nliller, l.. Morog, lf. Nlirchell Q u I , ggi ,Q ' f V+ -' 4 O A 's Il IOR , pq? also ig f -li 'x xl ' K I Fin! Rmv: Nl. Bl-nrz. Xl. .-Xdams. li. Abbott, nl. Beer, R. James, FI. liakcr, bl. liearclslcc, XY. Black, Nl. Bowles. Sfrmzrillkm' S. rldanis. xl. Baumann, N. lioos, vl. Bork, bl. Parris, P. Berry, .-X, Ackerman. R. Butz. bl. Hollcs. Third Row: P. Adams. C Anderson, H. Anderson. R. Baucrlc. VV. Sanders, R. Hays. bl. Ballantync, hl, li0gart.l'ourlf1 Row: R. Ames, li. Benner, R. .-Xlr G. Hama, R. Augusfinc, W. Hickerton. R. Arnold. 58 1 I KW In-If Rfrfzx' NI. GUCIH-rmour, I. Iluyvs. I . Grzllcy, N. Harwur, S. Harvur, I'. IIZIIISU, N. Uilson, W. Ifolcy, FI. Uoxwlx Srmml Ufl'.' . . I I R N1 IIumnu-rr, NI. llrncir. I'. Uonslvr, If. Ifronczuk. R. Ifurnmirmgm-x', C. I ocI1r, I3. llaxnpp, Nl. Chou-, U. llolrn. Tlzml Nff:f.' X. IISCIIS, W. II:u'ris, .I. IIz1gcn,-I.Gy11I0vis. R. Guerin, D. cII'III1IT1L'I', I . Ch-itlingur, R. Garcia. Fflllffll Rum' I'. ilnlwlk If, I'I11INlnL'ff, IJ, Hall, FI. Ilurprr. If. Iforkin, W. Hager. II. Ilngs. K f I - S., 1 H 1, vs at H 'Y ff, 2 'X H, .fs . 4 v l 0 I K La 0 0 full I7 lfIIIU IOR '- W ff' If X J' I I IU ,I , WJ I0 fwnw WR V Q 'Qu-me 1 Q L- 1 ' ua- 'ms ' ow ' Rornu u nm , Q 1 I u ss II I K. ow 1son . ss . llfk 1. . wblnson, IJ. Q crford. V. -- , .. Rm-ssc. L, , g I f ll Jr' ' 'lfxux II. Rolwrr.. R. RI-xg XI.IRy'1u1.,I.h'I I 1. , Kl.5cl1l us , I'. 5cI1oI r, Ii. ha I 2lIll10, AI. R 5 .Sffm1Jlw.4. X. I Y' V 0 T1-rrs, NI. SCI10lDllll1IlIil'I',kv. Rinlgxxuy, Il. Satrum, I'. Schmidt, S. Rupn-rr, I. R4-dmoml. Third Ru-:cv R. ScIu'rcr, I.. Rmlll f if IIALJW. San ll: , I'. Rm-:mln-rr R. S'I 1lI1'I', R. S11 Is, G. R0.'.'. I'. Ross. ff ull Rwrc: I R Iil , I' Ro--, I7 I ' 'I 'nd J U L R Rc I urh 1 Rud I I ' f fl I Y,V ' Y I f I x I , IN 0 4' AVA'-.L-4' . v . 5-.. , 59 J' g 'ini' lyldsise, NN., Yuhn, J. ffVlason, H. Martin, Ludeck. nl. Loomis, l'.iLoEkwood.A-Tlzird Rout: Rf' Kcrwin, by ll. King, .Lin '. .ind f . Larsory,l'l. Larson, M. l,t21l1j',A. Kre-hs.l'nurIl1 Ruff: R. Lang, bl. Lane, R. Winters, li. Knight i 'V N' 1 S. Km-zcvich, lf. Levy, D. Kricke. v fx t pf Y A jf f---, 4 Q 1 Y x , W' J J I 4' ' ' v . ff! I, t' is - . ,' , AJ J' lf ,K 'V' , . 4, , 4' J K 3 . A -1. fi H' Q ft - UN1011 i J 0 of 0 0 0 0 M ll., ww l'z'r.tl Roux' H. larhcll, D. Smith, gl. Rutherford, bl. Strucbing, S. Storck, S. Swallow, nl. Swanson. Sfwnirl Row: K. Rice. VY. Spincllo, hl. lhotnpson, S. Stadel. ul. Reid, P. Vliorlwcrt, H. White, D. Pratt. Tlzjrd Roco: L. Peterson, C. Olson, VV. Thompson, W. Palka, W. Stoddart, -I. Rennie, G. Rivard, G. Peehler, H. Paulus. Fourfh Row: B. Rohcrtson. D. Snyder, P, Wildridgga-, V R. Reid, D. Wiesc, lf. Snyder, li. White, VY. Witherspoon. RA 1. . i , . X 60 uf lffrll Rufzz' -I. llulmluwzny, Nl. lllIl1lTIlI'll, Xl. llcmv, VI. Hlllilivr. li. Hollis. l'. lluyrs, S. -Iolu-num-n. U. lloflqmgm, Swmml Rn-.':'.' H, -Iolmsun, l.. lluyvs. l'. llill, X. lslvistcr, G. llunrur, li. vloncs, xY.xI2lL'lCS0l1. 7'hml Rm-.' C. ll1S2ll2lk'0,rl..-It'WL'll,vlq. lnszllncu, K1 ll. Ilnlmsun. U, llvrrcl, NY. llirr, C. kluncs. lffmrllf Ruff: l'. Iluws. lf. llimm -l- I ll ks I II 'n Al' I K -nr ll lull -' li 1 mln. ll ma,-. m , .4 mx, ,A Hutchison. F ' , it QR - Z t ' ' I r 1. 1 , la... I , .- ,. X o no n IO R 0 o o fy: -' ' r w Rx h ,If Y 1 1 l, .,A.7 A y , ra. Jn ,44Mf, :J .1 n . - f-eff' ' I I Nl ' - ' . v l 1'fll Rffzv: l'. Stznlllll-r'. li. Sllpplv, X. Switzer, li. lcrry, N. STTlTfTn?'fl'S11tli:rfTlYl'LYf f6'7ff67,kYI'z'.' l,. Smith. VI. Sl-mul, lx. Skmlmr, lf. Smirlm, Nl. Simmcms, li. Simmons, l'. Smyron, l'. Srolz. Tlffnl Rum' X. Sims. l'. Sclmlcr, C. Strauss, ll, Sfllllllhll. ll. Sn-1-lr, S. Sl-ynmur, lf. Stull, R, Hlll'I'l'f. l HIl1'lfI Rn-:vi R. Spill:-r, ll. Stain, li. Sig-lm, S. Sxxalggvl, ll. Srzmm-, R. Srzlllwr. Szabo, DI. Sl'I'l1L'k'lS. Qbmix 'sov I I P 61 ffrrf Rmv: D. .'xSC1lllKl'l, C. Callanan, .l. Cheney, B. Alles, ll. Derner, S. lfclwarcls, H. DcCarlo, H. Vllasinsky. Sffrmzf Ruff: S lx' .r n l. Davies, li. Beck, l.. Bromley, Childress. N. lfisingerxlf. Vllhallon, Copley, Ql. Dclzer, Third Rout' VY. lVlc- . as 0 . g l.ez1n, Al. Downes. R. Yoslvurgh. K. Ayler, Curhishlcy, li. Basher, l. Yoclxum. Quthlnertson, lwurffz lxmv: D. llcnsluy, 2 C. Crosbie, U. Sauter. R. Camann, WV. liodkin, liodie. Dean, D. Archer. I ' f X. , Q WAJVL C1411 L, A-Z,q,..,,.v, , 'L'f ll J U I 0 Ss'iU 1'A'L ' I . . I . . 1 .1 l ' , 4 '-. -' a :, ,, p ,,g11 11,1 ll' '. 7 Q .AIIIIHLAS lglf' ,4 ,Mafia 1 7 , Y., 1 f . v., Fin! Roux' 'lf liurns. Xl. Cano. li. Culp, D. Crcan, li. Champagne, Carter, S. Conover. Sffmzd Row: Nl. llrim-sv. S. llurlcc D, llrullrrlin. l. livvurugc. R. llurgcr, D. Coulter. D. Bromley, Thrrd Row: -I. Qlark. D. Loon. R. Day, li. IDHVIS, Cr. Day R. llucknnr. D. Cunningham. Fourlh Row: hl. Curr. A. Confer, lf. liurt, R. Byers, D. Cast-, F. Corey. 62 aww 'V f ' ',w ....+v. lzrwz Run IJ Ilmm wson I.. W1-llur, X XX , . . 1 , 'ala-s,wI.'I1yIL-r NI. 'l'h xma I xYIlTILIl1S,'I.XYIISOILLI. .us ng? R I MMM 1 1 K Xvurd. I. IIUIIQIIUV. Sfmml Rn-rv: S. XVUZIVUIA, NI. XII-Ils, I5 Watson, R. Yann Usrrami. R. XyL'2lVl'l', hl. Wim-gzuul. K. xv1ll'SIl11X', I. Wu-ks, KI. Williams, Ii. Witty, I ,, 0 . .IU IOR . . . -2044-J.,ZwcQ r-I Rmw: I. Wlmlygu, I.. Summ-r, Ii. Ifcldy, N. Lowriu, M. Km-iling, II. Gross, Y. I orsyrI1. Smwzrl Row: NI. fnllmoon, NI. IIm-III-rr, I'. Rozncla, NI, Roach. NI. firm-I. I. Patron. S. Shafvr, P. Yuncn-. Tlzfrd Row: IJ. VI'00nI, VII. I'1v:1l1s,,l. Yzncos, W. Glass- unn-, H. ilmlunl. R. lin-rg1nn11. Fffurfll Rufus R. Hook, IJ. Iulscvnc. WY. Um-irlingcr. VII. Raw. IJ. Xlnclicllnr, R. Wolf, il. I.llflLIL1llISY. 0 s , X X. Yfxy f . X . Y Q! .0 xg IX 'V' . if OFFICERS BARBARA LEWIS Sfcrztary KARL KRAUS President MARIANNE ABER Vice-Prefidfnt DAVID WHITE Trearu fer SOPHOMORE HISTORY... Q I 0 X 'I Q Z 'M ' 4 X A-A 4 Looking back across the decades, we recall the Class of '49 adjusting themselves to their new surroundings. After making their debut, these new members of K. H. S. settled into the old grind and elected their officers: President, Karl Krausg Vice-President, Marianne Aberg Secretary, Barbara Lewisg and Treasurer, David White. The new rookies learned quickly as was evident by their successful dances and shows, and they soon came to feel that they belonged in K. H. S., willingly accepting the problems and responsibilities which accompanied their new position. Their alma mater is proud to recall this Soph Class and the enrichment it brought to its school. -r ' 11 - -7- 'T' f Q, ,gf L - 5 5 c X o-' x -. Q I- ,,T4'-LW' If 1 l 15 ' -,--A ...M . 64 llml RIICIH' Xl. Sowrcy, li. IRIIIIHIHS, WI. Wilson, M. W1-srovcr, R. Wllkiu, Nl. Vl'hu-lcr, M. Vlord, D. xyllllflllll. Nl. Rnulw fmml Ruta-: F. Kling, D. Duly, li. Zitrcl, P. Young, Nl. Vlclwr, lf. Cucina-lli, D. xN'Il2ifL'll'y, U. Woods, VI. YYolm-sluglv, R. lliral R. llrm-non, U. fzunplmull. Tlzfrfl Roux' II. Wvagncr, Nl. Dimmick, C, Knlas. FI. liluyh-, A. Iolw, R. llr-ron, Nl. llansrn. P. llonl R. Nlcxzunara, R. Vlilnlm-y, 'I. Wflwr, A. Rogers, ll. Kling. fnurzlz Rnczx' D. I'l0lITll5L'I'f1, lf. Hllllllllvl, D. Schnnpp, C. l.:1nmn D. l.m-wcniglmr, -I. Nlcfzulmln-n, -I. XKYOIIQFZIIII, I. Vlllson, VI. Vlunsch, I. Vlertz, R. Vlild, VY. llc-Sosa, FI. lloplcins, lf. Nlulcnln-x .. . , zjlfz Rum' DI, xICl.2lllj1lllll'I, R, llowc, Dalglcr, R. Kling, Smith, l. l.uthringrr, ll. Vlllcs, R. u'lN'L'lL'l', R. Xlriplmr, R Nlicldlcron, 'lf Wood. AI. Yzxcos. Cl. Wyllic, l.. Wiggin. ... OPHOMORE ... lzrul Rnfcz' D. Rolwrrs, li. Xlooru, .I. Nichols, I. Ncspcr, lt. Nlnrphy, I. Nllnor, 5. Rnttcr, R. ROtll'lJlllL'Z, .-X. Rosc, I. Rinmlfuss I Rumvr, -I. Randall, R. l.orcn. Smfnd k'mz': UI. Myrrs, ll. Newton, D. Nloscs, G. IYCIIIIIHI1, D. Nlcllougall, Nl. More-lmousu I. Parks, S. R0lIlt'lSL'l', ll. Rhorc, l.. Pcclller, P. Racclcr, R. Peacock. Y'l11'rrl Rnfv: XY. fVlurcloclc, ll. IH-rirr, P. Pzrrkur, R. Plumlw I Pcrrcys, S. Rankin, lf. Porter, -I. Uglclmay. lvl.lVllIl'I'3j',fl.fJL'l'l'I'l1'I',l'..l,2iRl'S, N.N1cnzies.lf'nur1!1 Rnfzx' R. Mm-rro W. Unlilcx' R 'N . .IlL'ClfIllI1'I', D. Mila-s, R. N1-lson, I . Monranyc, I. Rogers, lf. Pcard, -I. Rcynolmls, A. livrry, R. l'fvil, KI. Rotlmy. l 1'l1l1 Ruff ' ' ' V ' ' A r R Punlwrmk R Ou ' I ' ' R. U llm-urn, VI. fXlcQn:ml, VI. Ncwm-ll, I. Norton, I. Mullen, H. Nculc , . - n c, . mlm-rlurk, lt. Rzlflvl, lf. lotrs l I R. l c-rry, W. liurcc. 65 l'1'1'.vl Row: DI. Lyon, I. Nlartyn, ll. Lewis, B. Lundquist, D. Jones. R. lraci, l.. lzarcl, C. Martin, R. Lundlwerg, L. Kuhn, lf. Macllonalnl, M. Macllonald. Swtmia' Row: li. Maynard, -I. Hubers. F. Karr. lf. -Iost. -I. Iones, H. Klailwer, H. Hutt. C. liimlw r .-X. Lane lf. Kiss, M. -Iones, G. Hughes. Third Row: K. Kraus, G. Nlclfabe, Iafolvson, Lanlerer, R. Nlacfiregor. Lv 1 ll. Kohler, A. luulwig, W. Hugill, H. Kraus, C. johnson, D. Nlarquardt, R. Leitrick. fourllz Roco: R. Hutter, l'. lxiener, I Kosaclc I Marion R Iacol1s,G.N'larter, VV. Ienkins, R. lVlanion. N. Lavcr, Lingel. R. Larson, VV. N'lcDonell.F1'ffli R l R Rosen' C. liziiifinann, -Iones, D. Kloclt, M. Iorilan, D. Nlain, A. Jennings, C. Koesters, Loux, D. Krompart, . .e oy, MI. Linneman, R. l.el'age. OPHO ORE Firm Rm l. Duslier li. Hart, M. Hagen, I. Hodge, M. Hamilton, I. Hagan. VI. Gunilerson, li. liarl, F. Guay, Gustafson, N. lllolnliek, li. Fornoll-. Swmizcl' Row: N. llermanovicli, K. Gollmiann, M. lfwart, 5. Good, R. Godin, R. Geitzenauer, -I Fellner, C. lfschhorn, S. Gallagher, -I. lfvans, L. lfgington, D. Hillilcer. Third Row: -I. Fox, M. Golf, S. Dickinson, lf Dem msev L. Gaillce, N. Dierkcn. C. Hal'l'a, lf. Halla, I. Hakanson, G. Hergog, P. Hill, R. Hcscl1eitl..Foi4r1li Roig: -I. Foreman l , v C. Gillvert, R. Forrest, ll. Gestwick, R. lfveritt, D. Detar, H. Hines, D. Heitzman, R. Hralwaly H. Hifgins, Hill, .I. Harvey R. Herrmann. Fifrllz Rnccx' ll. Forster, I. Furrier, 'I. ljevllitt, K. Girlin, D. Heater, lf. Duewiger, R. Graham, lf. llollweilel l DI. Faster, R. Heuer, L. Harning, VV. Harlortl. 66 I l'1'r.il Ruff: D. Rohn, I. llorinan, D. liochmzmn, Nl. llrandys, I. liruclccr, S. liomnu-r, l.. liovlc, I. liutlcr, li, liiirggm-r, I Casulinuovo. Sfrmzrf Rnrzu' P. Caneen, D. Black, VI. Coleman, I. Cole. P. Condon, P. Danat. I. Curr, l.. Conrad, N. QIOIHCZIII C. D1-inlialir, C. lilanlchuir. Tliird Row: I. Chapin, l.. Carter, M. Conrad, C. Davis, R. Criiickslianlc, C. Cornwall. I. C00 R. Cornwcll, -I. Chcapc, S. Davis. Fourtlz Roux' WI. Capuson. A. llrandr, F. lic-thmann, N. Camplwll, FI. Chapin. R. lira D. Dc-inharr, D. Blum, R. Case, P. llrinson. Fzifllz Row: U. Crowalladur. A. Chambliss, I. Bova-r, lf. Currliovs. I. Davie lf. Crocker. Craig, R. Conshaftcr, R. Clark, P. Clark.. I I I . . . OPHOMORE . . . ,SI-f.Vf Rnfcu' K. B4-hri-ns, N. llull, R. Anderson, KI. Posrclniclc, ll. iVlcVVcll. l.. Monranatc, S. Allcn, C. Arthur, Nl. Alu-r, U Il'L'lit'I'. Sffllild Row: H. liarlu-r, I. Craig. l.. Cook, lf. Vllinters, P. liall, P. Allen. A. liahcwck, R. Dovlc-, M. Kipp, lf. liarrlm-tt l'l11'r1l Rnfzz' I. lfalu-y, ll. Holler, A. licnnerr, H. Baldwin, li. liarlccr, P. lie,-L-ln-, R. liarlu-r, Cl. liaclc, C. liitzgguralcl, lf. Griswold nurflz Rn-:vs li. llcrgncr, lf. .-Xcliramovitch, D. Sclim-gm-nlvlirgcr, I. Ioyci-, VV. Austin, VV. lim-uovich, -I. Bauer. R. Kiln R. lim-Ulu-r, N. Ackcr, VI. Pickard. l i'f!11 Row: G. licrtscli, lf. Holden, KI. Barron. C. Roth, -I. Klork, R. Burr, R, lhfglvy. I liarncs, UI. llavr, KI. Vllill. 67 iii! , 425' 39 may gi Q W ii. ml 'Hai' vs if' E 09 539' ma, M, W' if 35: 93 fl vggffm? , x WB! Qi-'T ' W Q HT, at I v gl:-:H V5 Q.. fs af 3 2 A ' if if ,L 3' , 33 ' 9 , --ig? ' 2 Hg: ' f 5 - fi ?'?2 Q W was bi 44 Q 1 ' WH ig ? 25 v if ' ' '- ' 'W J' ' v V Q-' , n aw ' :J ' 1 , 32134 ' m f- ,l93f 'QfffWW ,,, 1 fvb iff Jw ' Q QJH-'1Qa'V L?Ii- 'f - 1. f . W., ,Q rn.. A W W-11--bw ' 'X-Y , Q' fgffwi. iw-r'7' .1 ,M -14,-if ff' 1 WITH. JOYFUL HEARTS WEIL EVER CHERISH OUR MEM'RlE.S OF OUR HIGH .SCHOOL DAYS 3, . W , O,,y. 'K 1 V O O4 ,QV Q- K YVAVYA 7 ,, ' I 4 K! J, 5 ,, K .V ' 53 W I k I 'jf I Q u.n,',! r 1' , .g,, ,.,, O.,L 2 L A 3? ,O O NIOHT 'fr - W X 0 O 'rm Q I O Q ' O f -x ........, - ,OOO xSl' 4-n-1, -f .x V A L, ,M , - if h S v 4Zi2.Q. f ani. .H 'I ' -- 1 if . , . if -AT' f . . i .xx 'Q' ,M .i -I 15 I lf T! 'la 41 ,fun ,N :ik 55 yu? 'f!I 4' n N A T6 N: F 5- me WI uw 5 V 5 ,J lrtunn aw-Ji iv E I 1 I Hplxlu ml Xltinlc 'T is SIllLlL'l1f ls I.Ul12L'Y mth l s . 5 4 lur I.4wuI Ann0unu'rs 4 Hum lt S 'I-xlxinu High I b Men at Work 'vfllc 300 Club wives! Maude Time on His Hands 5 We Want Clmcolntc- ..,-:.,. .... .,.,,..,,h., K , ,V gave, - E Q ga fr v ' 'Q + qv -1 .,. x Q ,Q 3 w-ani -sw-Qw , A mi , ,',., wha ,hun , 'Q , - I 1 K ,--..... 1- wmfcr' w,,., . Q a 1 C X ll If Doctor 7 Mm-n ln-lmiml the SCUIIVS., Knee :Xctionw 4 I utnn- R1-mlmmmlts ' Z Srrikv! 1 l.00kimg for il xxifu, g1rls? 2 'l'ln- Quality of illlflflrfj' Slrf,'z'! w K-xlllSClCSil1 rhy Xlzlklngu 4 l ln- l lt'ZlIvSfJI1!.' 1, r .W + . -s .vu .- 'K , .- at . 5554+ :Sli 'fab 2, 'Hill 1 3 L ! W-.......,....4 dt v ,W 8 A 1 l A Splash of l .TlI't'YT2ilY'IIIlt'flIH 2 Uvl'l1L'fl2lX Ninn-tin-s Uomrs to KL-nn10rc 3 Sunrise- Court, 'l'hvn-- rhe Morglln-H up Y 0 ffff ' , ' ff HEfI1 N 1' -1: -11 :N ,P La Www- ,. f f' ' , P- ' R . ' ..,3-W vfvif , ',A vr-,L s-X- L M -'A-.gm Z sry. -mag. . ij-' ' fr W 'ff' ., ' Q ' V K O O L V N h L L ,. I A 1. 7 . v , - . . . - n V V , ' V Q W . 4 Q - . . YOUR WAVING' BANNER WILL- INSPIRE US TO ,CHEER YOUR COLORS WHITE AND BLJEg f ' Q , ' O F 525 . O.O - I ' XA I O VA ' ' O A J , . . I 3.3 N 6-K IZ! - I 5? 4-1518 Q , K 1-ina.: ig 'Qi M523 I M. A gn., 'gm . W., E A-.I E A f E3 il, Firil Raza: B. Lewis, XVI. Aber, Tutton, Mr. Freeman, l,. limby, A. Masterson, S. Larson. Samir! R cv: K. Kraus, D. White, J. Morog, lf. Flaherty, B. Graham, J. 0'Neill, l.. Parr. ...TDE TCO CIL... Through participation in the elections of their Student Council, and in the guidance which the Council provides, students gain useful knowledge of the science of democratic government, which aids them in pre- paring for the future and the place they will take in the world of tomorrow. With the passing of another year we find many additions made to the already long list of achievements of the Student Council, which this year has as its president, Frank Flaherty. If you should approach any student and ask him to name one , a,..,...,.......,,,,,,,.. ..... .. of the biggest events of the season, chances are he would reply, The outdoor pep rally held before the Kenmore-North Tona- wanda football game. On this occasion, sponsored by the Council, classes were dismissed one hour earlier so enthusiastic students could gather on the lawn of the school to be led in cheers and pep songs. i 1 Several successful drives were conducted with the help of the Council, one being to give further and to an European war orphan who was adopted last spring and another for the annual March of Dimes. To put everyone in that happy holiday mood, a Christmas dance was held in the gymnasium by the light of a festively lighted Christmas tree, and refreshments were served in the teachers' cafeteria. ln addition, bi-weekly dancing was continued, and a new system was inaugurated whereby refreshment tickets were pur- chased at the door. In every respect it is evident that this year's Student Council has measured up to the high standards set for it in the past. Mu. I Riqm,,,N 75 NATIONAL THESPIAN TROUPE 108 1'I'1'.fZ RHfl'.' Nl. Nloat, Nl. Steward, F. Row- land. ilircas., Xliss Strong, nl. Alexamlcr, Pres., lVl. Owen, Sec., berg. Swrmzzf Row: Y. Wlflls, vl. Nliller, R. Chclius, li. Graley. Their small number was no drawback to the ener- cukrxfwi getic group of Thespians. Coached by Miss Eve Strong, ' f ' the aim is to learn acting and stage work by experience and by observing professional actors. This group presented three assemblies and were well repre- sented in the two major play productions. Also, they had SCVeral theater parties at the lirlanger Theater and are planning for their annual banquet. ALPHA PHI LAMBDA To encourage and to promote creative wr' ing is the aim of Alpha Phi Lambda In order to join a sample of one's creative ability in the for of a poem, story, or essay must be accepted. Annually, the best manuscripts are cbmpiled in the publication, The Flamz, and prizes are awarded for the best prose and poi?y. 5: i iss ,Chittenden is this year' psesident wa-I lVl art a Steward. , r , . tulle club adivsef, and tl lf 45 J' l s i I x Fin! Rucr: ll, Krauss. bl. Donner, Alfliyler, Al. Steward. Miss Chitten- den, li. Arthur. ,l. Loomis, bl. Wark, Vice-Pres. Samir! Ruff: l'. liccbe, Nl. Howe, ll. Rowland, VV. Wallon, C. Chene, ,l. Nloore. 76 N. Nlc:Xl'cc, l'. Lind- rar lolz: ll. lioaril, 'lf l'olson, oitts, l,. Morgan, Nlr. liraun- NN Wlhallon, R. Chclius, hl. xandir, R. Manx, FI. Spencer. 1 rl Row: D. liouman, ll. ight 9. Nyc, sl. Miller. ll. 1 rihun C. Rvchcner, I. 0'Nt-ill. D lisa NN ll st 1, N. llcirrington. Tlzmz' or I Dean, ll. lurnt-r, l. Os- mm ni R Now.-ll, D. llinton. -l. I im I Nist, li. Harris, R. Ker- 1 X. Urn-n. ll. Cornell. l. Aoalilicli, Nlusty. To create, maintain. and extend high standards of' Christian character is the aim of Hi-Y. For over twenty-live years, under the guidance of Mr. llraunton, the members have striven to live up to this aim. This year the character building discussions and individual conferences were again held. The Deputation Team carried the theme Hls it any wonder that the United States doesn't have a more Christian influence? to various churches. After a successful Father and Son Banquet, plans are being made for the annual Mother and Son Banquet and a spring picnic. DEBATE CLUB Resolved: That the Federal Government should Provide a System of Complete Medical Care Available to All Citizens at Public Expense. With this question in mind, the Debate Club entered into an ambitious program. Nleeting on Wednesday afternoons, the squad, under the direction of Mr. Braunton, was one of the largest in years. The group. composed ol' four arlirmative and three negative teams, started the season with a round-table discussion with Amherst. Dual debates followed with Niagara Falls, Jamestown, Fredonia, and Dunkirk. The purpose is not only to debate but also to give practice in public expression. . Ala-xamler, Nl. Dubkt-, rl. Minor, l S. Nyc, A. Utrcn, Mr. lfraunron, . llilhn. Second RKJTCZ' R. Kiley, R. Cornwell, R. Manz, li. Scolidio, R. Niedraucr, Cl. Wit-ber, XY. hlacobson, T. Cragc. K 77 7dbLU9L,LU,ln.oCa.-vu I X H ll fymi, 'Cb Oc Qs 5 VM. ES. o- ff Mew 'llliif Rocca' C. ornwt-ll, D. Wivsc, ARTROUND TABLE 1 1'1'f1 Rvfiw: Nl. llowc, S. Reissig. D. Peterson, P. lierry, R. Wolf, NY. Rauch, f. Gregoire, li. Shick, lf. Score. P. Nlassing. Nl. Spawron, ll. Snyder. A. Nlentlolera, Vl. Car- ter, E. lfnglish, gl. Swannie. Kenmore High School students with a love of the artistic find congenial company in the weekly meetings ofthe Art Round Table, supervised by .Miss Chase. Both boys and girls are Well represented in this enthusiastic group, since it affords them an un- equalled opportunity for developing their individual talents. In addition to the progress resulting from the discussions with both leader and fellow students, a better appreciation of art is gained through trips to the Albright Art Gallery. Once again the Spanish Club has played an active part in our program. This year the members of- Los Buenos Vecinosn have become better acquainted with the culture and ideals of our southern neighbors. Thus far they have enjoyed a skit dealing with Mexican pottery and an interesting talk on Ecuador. They also participated in a Mexican style Christmas party. Included in the future plans are a Pan-American Day program and the annual banquet to end the year s activities. Firff Row: li. Arthur, l.. A. Hall, bl. Alexander, K. Miller, lreas., N. Loch, Pres., Miss Alvord, M. Owen, Yice-Pres., lf. Dissington, Sec., G. Oellner, lf. Faust, N. Gilson, P. Stoner, P. Genslcr, R. lfurminger, M. Grove. Second Row: nl. Nlotz, R. Broumowsky, J. lut- ton, li. Krauss, N. Dossert, S. lfdgington, B. Supple, D. Peters, P. Vlioodhull, N. Yan Duzee, lfarl. G. Dorries, S. Detwiler, M. fano, G. Hoffman, R. linlyard, gl. C'Neill, M. Aber, il. Scharff. Third Roco: W. Brinson, R. Manz, Al. Samson, R. Vllilbce, R. Simpson, lf. Peterson, R. Wright, S. Pearrl. LOSBUENOS VECINOS SKETCH CLUB N. Clark, 'lf Yochum, D. Satrum, burg, l,. lngersoll, l,. vliimlwy, XV. Rauch, gl. ilcnlloopun. ll. Stzingv, l'. lla-ssingt-r, l'. l,lIfllI'll1ML'!', C. Gregoire. One of the most no ular Thursdav ni ht rou s, The Sketch Club, was or anized this Vear lm . . l P . - g g P . g - Y onular etition. Under the uidance of Mr. Lindber , for the third vear, the members ex meri- P l pl g g A . . . I l mented with charcoal, water color, pastel, and other desired mediums. The subjects, paid models chosen from the student body, represented an afternoon dress, a peasant costume, and 11 lormal party gown. Many of the outstanding sketches were on display in the bulletin cases. Under the supervision of Miss Barrows, the Latin Club meets for the purpose of furthering ap- preciation for the language and customs ofthe Romans. Members of this club have completed two or more years of Latin, and are interested in acquiring more knowledge about this subject. Ar the club's monthly meetings, book reports and discussions on interesting Roman topics are given by the members. and spell-downs are often held. , if Rfk ' ' 'ff ' V sswff- Q 9 e f Ffrff Row: l'. Lockwood, A. Swit zer, lf. Pickwick, Vl. llcartlslec, S Allan. SLTIHIKI Row: N. Ludeck, ll Roberts, R. Rey, Quacstor: N Wilson, l'raeror, li. Milliarml, Con sul: Miss llarrows, D. Dc-rwilur Consul: A. Otten, Practorz lf lioclcnbt-ntlcr, :Xctlileg nl. Landul Third Roux Y. Vkales, M. Xkiclls nl. liogzirt, N. Nelson, P. Alolmson gl. llochhcimt-r, ll. Cartwright, ll ll2lI1Ill10l1il,V.xyL'llS,.'x.fxClCL'I'lIl2ll'1 fnurllz Row: M. Nlulkin, rk. Roth in-ll, -I. lfstcs, W. llarris, R Newell, D. Milli-r. M. llootl, Nl llouck, M. liotliziug, gl. Mac Kinnon. APOSTULI ROMULI 79 lzrff Rocca' .l. l,illico, R. l'lum, M. Valentine, li. jackson, lf. Score. Srruml Ruta l.. Neuter, l'. Snot, R. Harker. ll. Strcsing. Tlzzinl Row.- M. Boston, S. Rcissig, Nlr. l,intl- SCIENCE CLUB Firft Roux' S. Nloore, S. Detwiler, Y R. Nelson, M. Duroure, M. Spaw- ton, D. VVie:se, R. Jacobs, A. Sabia, li. Scolidio, VV. Stewart, E. Focht, R. Gounclrv, R. johnson, B. Arthur, R. Nlould, F. Rowland, Mr. Gladieux. This year, under the direction of Mr. Gladieux, the Science Club did much to promote science for interested students. The group made use of excellent equipment from adult training courses. Most of the work done was on quantitative analysis, but one outstanding student successfully changed chromium to artificially radioactive iron. The prime objective ofthe Science Club is to give the members practice in laboratory technique so they may become accurate technicians. 522 :Wig Om5'o.. 259,53 '35-' amd? 155' 2.2251 :s C5 alias 39123 no-C:','n 537212 f:aW 3 OQBU' :-omg r-QBP4,-, O'U 'r'o nrTEN m,.,:a. F030 nag. Q -'J' WD' :T :?Uc'i-U 8'D'v .0339 EFMFVQ 0295? :.Pf,,,5 Bios' rb:r-:arg F? 5125 m '.'3 eil? :.fD2 ' 032355 5-,,...:5E, 'SHS 3,o..o8 2.833- i'Ql'c3MC 5',...gg-Q- 5:-:rr :-'DFW -.,., 0 :a-E25 4-DUITO Hmm: :so- IB,-MQ om:- '-sitmi H... 3255?- Dcnfbr-r Ufim schools will participate. RIFLE CLUB 80 Firfl Row: N. Acker, A. Primas, . Nye, J. Easter, Tapson, . Olson. Second Row: Nye, . Hiliker, R. Sherer, Mr. Cutter, G. lfversole, F. Potts, R. Hrabak, W. Means. I COMMERCIAL CLUB l'1'r.v! Ruff: C. Parker, l,. .-Xllts, bl. Simmons, ll. blackson, l,illico, C, Volker. Sfflilllll Kurtz' S. Rey- nolds. G. Wcinstock. lf. vlohnson, Yin--l'ri-S.: S. Oswald, Mr. Kin-lic, l'. lJlltIlIL'fI'L', fl. Stewart. l'. Chap- man. Tllllftll Kofax' bl. Smith, fl. Davis, Vli. l.ot-liner, Nl. l,i-wis, ul. Nlahlstt-dt, D. lisdall, l.. Koni- pare. fifluffll Ruiz? ll. llall, l,. liluin. Src.: hl. l'urct-ll. VI. liyll-, not present, C. lflalicsluc, lyrcs. To increase interest in commercial work and help the student gain information not covered in the classroom concerning oflice routine are the aims ofthe Commercial Club, supervised by lVlr. Grefe and lVlr. VVitzig. Club members act as receptionists at meetings and conventions and have handled ticket sales for school activities. The club's biggest social event is the annual spirng picnic. Anyone taking two or more commercial subjects is eligible for membership. Feathers fly when those energetic members ofthe Co-ed liadminton Club try their skill at the fascinating game. Since this club is not limited to experienced players, newcomers who wish to lean are welcome. Ar its weekly Thursday meetings both boys and girls compete in single and double matches. An opportunity for the individual players to demonstrate the improvement which added experience has given them is afforded by a ladder tournament running throughout the season. l 1'i1f! Rmb: Nl. Wlells, lf. llubbarul, nl. liollcs. Srmflzl Rn-:c'.' Miss lirox. lJ.4loo1-y, Vlffllzissiiiirc, hl. Wine- gardcn, M. Mulkin, l,. l'cchlcr, xl. Omen, R. Stalker, -I. Nlowarr, D. Xliilus. Miss SCl1lllL'f. Tlzira' Rffccs R. lliliot, C. C. Yan llcusen, l'. lviltlridgc, Y. Wvalcs, ui. hlollcy, ii. Capes, ll. :Xrclit-r. BADMI T0 CLUB 81 MONDAY SWIM CLUB l This year the Swim Club had an overwhelming regis- tration of 100 boys and girls, so two clubs had to be formed. The Monday night registration was restricted to boys, but the Thursday night club was co-ed. Fmrzl Roux' NY. lfvans, R. Middleton, l.. Stratheran, Mr. Miller, VV. Spinello, J. McLaughlin, A. Paige. gl. Gilbert, Nl. Nlaybach, D. Sosinski, R. Pfonner, T. lfvans, R. Somogye, W. MacDonald, -I. Nlowatt, C. Norton. Srwrid Row: Yacos, xl. DiMartile, rl. Yacos, D. Pratt, P. Gable, il. Wunsch, R. Stone. BOYS' LETTER CLUB With John Svilokos as President, the Boys' Letter Club is again striving to achieve better sports- manship and school spirit for Kenmore High School. As usual, football coach Dick Offenhamer has been club adviser. Other officers include Joesph Morog, Vice-President, Lou Paar, Secretary, and Don Burns, Treasurer. Thus far the club has sponsored one of the school dances. Many ac- tivities are on the platter for later in the year. These plans include a combination hot dog and marsh- mallow roast, a hay ride, and a theater party. The club is open to any boy earning a letter in one of the qualified sports. Fin! Race: VY. lfvans, Miller, gl. Harhrecht, Yacos, Robinson, A. Saylor, B. Butler, Reichert, G. Miller. Second Ruse: D. Coon, P. Gable. bl. Spencer, G. Tomlin, D, Bartrip, Mr. Olfenhamer, P. Burdick, H. Knight, Hill, M. Schmidt, J. Theobald. Third Roca- R. VVilbee, R. livans, L. Morgan, McClatchey, B. Graham, -I. Wilson, Svilokos, D. Peck, T. Means, D. Burns. Fourflz Roux- D. Case, F. Moelich, D. Bushman, M. Wildey, N. Creighton, H. Conshafter, R. Neff, L. Paar, H. lfenno, VV. MacDonald, lf. Fleischmann. 82 THURSDAY SWUNICLUB .Xlthough it is the first of its kind, the Swim Club has become popular with all who attend. lt not only pro- vides wholesome entertain- ment but gives each indivi- dual a chance to improve his or her swimming form. This year the club has been under the direction of Miss. Kauffman and Mr. Miller. ll. Perry, nl. Nlurch, P. Ch-nsler, D. Case, R. Rey, Nl. Cano, R. Miller, ll. Coon, K. Kraus R. Arnold, R. Perry, G. Miller, -I. l,ingel. lf. lforkin, R. Augustine, l,. Neuter, hl. linker, lx Pickwick, ll. Knight, Miller, VV. Vlvhallon, R. l,eeson, R. Ames, ll. Sambalino, D. llouman ,-X. Switzer, A. Ackerman, bl. Roberts, H. Board, P. Roberts, N. Nelson, -I. Rose, lf. llubbard U. Mcllougall, Nl. Morehouse, D. lfckert, li. lurner, Al. Curbishlev, ,l. Childress, -X. Ward K. Yarshay, Krans, D. Monan, tl. lfvans, R. Murphy, R. Manx, A. l.iotti, bl. Cuthbertson xl. Spencer, R. lfeinen, N. l,och, Y. Hubbard, A. Dossert, M. Donnelly, K. Dueniger, P. Wood GIRLS'LETTER.CLUB Not to be outdone by the fellows, the girl athletes also have an honorary sports club. To join, a firl must win a letter in a team or individual s ort, To av for these K's and for the annual ban- t. , N P P V A quet, the Girls' Letter Club sells refreshments at football and basketball games. Besides letters, special emblems were given this year to each member ofthe teams victorious in the various sports, and a la ue awarded the outstandm irl athlete in the Senior Class. P q g g hull, R. VN eavtr, P. lieehe, P. Schiller, P. Martin, .-X. lhomas. Frnnl Race: li. johnson, M. Dubke, I., Ingersoll, S. Young, C. Martin, nl. Moran, M. Hamilton, M. Markham, .-X. Masterson, R. Rey, H. Cartwright. Sfrmid Raw: il. Wark, P. Hammond, M. Hood, A. Dossert, P. Duquette, lf, Dissington, Miss Raufll man, R. Gruntz, li. liodenbender, S. Detwiler, P. Chapman, A. Stewart, bl. llossert. Tfiird Ruff: lf. Molnar, M. llelfert, -I. llolles, l,. lzard, 'l. Schultz, J. King, N. l,udeCk. P. VVoodhull, l.. Hall, Y. Vlvells, nl. lutton, M. Wells, R. Peacock. lfnurflf Rmv: D. Love, C. Gilsey, li. Terry. N. Nelson, P. Roberts, M. Zittel, P. Lindberg, Y. Hubbard, R. Weaver, sl. MacKinnon, I. Motz, M. Howe. ,-' 83 ,A....1...i- Firft Row: E. Dissington, Y. Hubbard, B. Bodenbender, L. .-X. Hall, Vice-Regent, Tutton, Regent, Miss Scott, Advisor, J. Samson, Scribe, VVark, Keeper of the Exchequer, B. Arthur, T. Kraus. Second Row: R. Broumowsky, S. Detwiler, J. Murch, King, B. Martin, R. Rey, Beardslee, .-X. Henry, M. Houck, M. Gracie. Third Row: Buschman, N. Van Duzee, P. Stauflfer, N. Nelson, P. Roberts, Loomis, S. Johengen, Motz, Hilliker, Tyler. Fourth Row: C. Doelman, A.Thomas, R. Macl.agan, P. Chapman, M. Rothaug, S. Sutherland, D. Love, B.Abbott, P. Gross, VV. Blair. Fifth Row: P. VVoodhull, M. Owen, G. Dorries, M. Steward, P. Graley, R. Gruntz, B. Hansen, B. Oeffner, C. Besosa, D. Steele. Sixzh Row: M. Hubbard, N. Gilson, Bogart, E. Pickwick, P. Gensler, J. Baker, Bork, C. Goltz, M. Duroure, Earl. Seventh Row: R. Penfold, B. Larson, S. Larson, M. Dillon, VanAllen, M. VVinegarden, L. Peters, S. Seymour, D. Peters, P. Johnson. Eighth Row: D. Stephens, D. Long, M. Watson, M. Zittel, C. Mitchell, S. Eberle, B. Sambalino, A. Ackerman, A. Switzer, Landel. .Yintlz Row: R. Stautl, D. Stauflier, P. Lockwood, M. Hood, P. Hammond, M. Bentz, P. Tyler, M. Grove, N. Wyilson, B. Krauss. Tenth Row: P. Martin, A. Rothwell, .-X. lsbister, Roberts, P. Hayes, C. Chene, R. Chupas, Q ' , ' - A. Dossert, J. MacKinnon. I ,.-3, , 7f,,f'i GIRL ' LITERARY CL R J Under the excellent guidance of Miss Scott, the Girls' Literary Club carried out its program theme, '4Literature ls Fun, very smoothly. For its philanthropic work, the club took an active interest in the school's adopted War orphan. The girls sent valen- tines and packed boxes of essential items for the little Belgian girl. Two successful teas were held, one for the members ofthe English Department and one for the mothers of the members. ln May, the annual banquet ofthe club will be held in Lyon's Tea Room. The oflicers this year were Jean Tutton, Regent, Lois Ann Hall, Vice-Regent, Jacqueline Samson, Scribe, Jane Wark, Keeper of the Exchequer. Mornieas' TEA 84 L, CHEER LEADER. . . I . . ., . 4 .-. Wvirli l.ois lngersoll :is liead cheerleader, the 1946--l7 squad did :ln inspiring -' 1 W 1 1 lmslgetlwull gznnes. 'llliis year, Shirley Young and Lois lngersoll received tliree-year cllzxrnlsz Ann lxlxzsterson, .lane lYlUl'2il1.2il1ll Mary iXl2ll'lil12lIll, two-year letters: Nlzirgery Hzunilton, Carolyn lVlz1rtin, :and llzivid l' 1 one-year letters. Nlr. Nltlzuiglilin is squad supervisor. CHOIR 'lllie lllt'IUl5C'I'SOl'fl1C' girls' elioir, under rlie direction of Mr. lvlCl,2lllgl'lllI1, study lvotli niodern :int flussic music. During the year, the girls present very inspiring LlllI'lSfIl12lS :ind ltzister progrznns zinc perform for various orgzxnizzitions in the eonnnunity. liwl Rm. gl. llonnel, l'. llin-svn. Al. lutton, Nl. htm-nur1l,Cl. llorris. li. Rey, N. Wilson, li. Dean, ll. Wliitcomlu. li, l,ox't-. X. lizilvcock, lx. llulwlwurd. Suomi Rama' Nlr. Nlclguiglilin. ll. liugno, C. lilzmltlieit. R. l'lunils, FI. Sampson. X. 'Xk'lil'I'lIl2lI1. li. l,t-xxis. WI. Sniirli, xl.xy2lISOI1, nl. lfellner. Tflfrfl Ru-zzz' l'. Xlclfee. Nl. llood, l'. illyler, Al. liognrr, Xl. Stn-uzirt. lt. Alolin, if l':u'lter. Fl. Nlurcli, li. Sznnlmlino. U. ililieolmld. flflllfffl Rffrr: -I. King, li. llzinsen. tl. lenlloopi-n, bl. Nloore. li. llruntf. Xl. fittt-l, S. l,arson, l'. Cole, li. Williams. Q 85 I-111-l lxfucx' 5. liozird. ,l. Xlorzun. X Nlzistvrson, Nl, Xlzirklizini, I.. In gursoll. Sfirfml' Rox: Lf llilllllllihll D l'1xtt K' Xl unn 9 Noun 1 iolw if lootlwnll and Ilff Firff Row: Hann, M Stewart, P. Senli, Buer, N. Germanovich, Smith 5. wan. H. Higgins, s. Det: wiler, A. Vlalvern, VV. Mur- i dock. R, Pfeil. Second Row C. Kaullimann, Mr. Hann, H Jindtrson H Kla er R .. ' . . g . Stine, D. Wiles, K. Varshay, li. Walton, R. Mould, L. Peterson, R. Hutter, J lfurrier, li. Rarl-el. Third Raw: P. Hessinger, C. jones, R. Somoge. Cook, B Scohdio. T, Bryan, R. Pfonncr, A. Jennings. BAND 'Ymuu Kenmore's gift to the music world had its rejuvenation this year. Realizing the need for a suit- able band last fall, our school made plans for an aggregation to represent us. Besides the music makers themselves, there will also be a corps of drum majorettes to entertain the fans during the coming grid season. The entire group will be outfitted in colorful blue and white uniforms. ORCHESTRA This year being the first of its existence, the orchestra has set a line example for the future. ln choosing numbers, Mr. Ortolano has delved into semi-classic, classic, and modern music. The group has played for school assemblies and community organizations during this year. To end the season, the orchestra will enter the music festival in May and play for graduation in June. H,' K1 Firft Row: H. Lundquist U. Stange, lf. Crocker, D Krompart, Szabo, R Walton. Sfrmid Row: P Briggs, A. Lane, R. Skarin, li. Scofidio, Williams, C jones, McGraw, S. Shafer P. Senf, J. Schultz, w. wail son, Miller, T. Wentz, J Tyler, L. lzard. Tlzinl Row. D. Muir, C. Kaufmann, H Anderson, S. Detwiler, A Malvern, R. Mould, Nlr Ortolano. W li?i!w'!Win ' Wi, WEPMWTIFEW r?? H'N .L : -' ww We Nw 1, f,,A:W, u - fum: - - u -w w, 1' , ' w u- . A 'K Q wx .VN 'Y A . , - 14 , 'if-:w -IYT....-.'.-3f,.'???:.,'U 94354. W W. ':':w'Q,g.' 1LXf,17P?':.fg?,L.a .X 1 ' U ' '1!'nL,211,Ca:1 fu'5-r-'5'51'f- ,,.4:zqw, Mi ag M ii IL ,. Y .L . pl K . . . H 4' 0 r M pffm, 4 135 N .,1 ,f ' N 5, -f U Hmm FOOTBALL CHAMPS SCORES Kenmore 29 Lockport . Kenmore 66 LaSalle . Kenmore 32 Tonawanda Kenmore 25 Niagara Falls Kem xlcmr e 32 Trott . . Kenmore 13 N. Tonawanda Ken x11cm re 53 Lackawanna We 3 ,, FOOTB LL 4 W Some say it was the best team ever, and there were certainly enough reasons to warrant this statement. The eleven reasons were Witter, Hut- ton, Theobald, Miller, Doerr, and Paar. These men of brain and brawn comprised the vaunted blue-devills hrst team. fi.. The local boys started off the season with a bang upw job under a tropical Lockport sun. The game itself was highlighted by Joe Morog's torn trousers which coach OH y,' couldnlt seem to , mend. The following week's exhibition was more of a track meet than a football game as Kenmore once again trounced the hapless LaSalle boys. Tonawanda, Niagara Falls, and Trott fell victims of the local steam roller just as everyone had ex- pected them to, and the weather at these games RICHARDOFFENH-UiliR, 11fM'CvHff1 was wet, dry, and wet respectively. According to the set pattern the N. T. game should have been a dry one. But this isn't a weather report and besides l doubt if anyone even noticed it was raining that Friday night at the Civic Stadium. I need not tell what the outcome was for if you don't know now you never Will. The following Week most of us sat out with our portables listening to the Notre Dame-Army epic while watching Lackawanna take a shellacking from the now champion -L6--17 football squad of Kenmore, New York. Li-jiiov PITKIN, .1.v.vi.r1azzf Crmvlz By DoN Ross and DoN l3URNs 1'lIiI',i'f Ruse: R. Bohn, H. Kulas, A. Smith, R. Fvans, Co-Manager, R. Wilhee, Co-Manager, G. Ross, Craig, F. Cuchonelli C. Crosby. Srmnd Row: N. Creighton, B. Graham, R. Hutton, L. Paar, VV. Doerr, G. Miller, S. Wiktorowski, gl. Nloiog Captain: Theobald, M. Schmidt, H. Fuchs, R. Irvine, Wilson, J. Svilokos, S. VVestcott, L. L. Pitkin, Assistant Coach Third Row: R. VV. Offenhamer, Heach Coach: W. Geitlinger, VV. Bickerton, VV. Meyers, R. Fazekas H. Conshafter, Nl. Wildex R. Neff, D. Burns, F. Moelich, C. Elliot, F. Fleischmann, D. Perry, L. Newhard, F. Flaherty, W. lirinson. Fourth Rott R. livers, C. Perry, R. Ruddy, G. DeAeth, K. Varshay, P. Gable, W. Robertson, D. White, R. Stone, R. Coates, lf. Smith i Gi Peehler, -li Wimsch, li. Ryan, J. Yaeos, J. lfvans, F. Less, D. Coon, D. Case, D. Kobus. S8 Firfl Row: Robinson, B. Jolley, D. McGovern, C. Leslie, R. lfveritt, B. Knisley, H. Kirkwood, C. Curbishley, J. Yacos li. Snyder, G. Godard, R. Threader, J. Weeks, D. Wheeler, A. Krebs, B. Stoddart, J. Salisbury, D. Bauerle, L. Morog -I. Westcott. Sfwnd Row: l'. Schmidt, Kristich, J. Gilbert, D. Hertel, M. Morog, Norton, N. Layer, Clark, J. Mullen, j lVlcQuaid, D. Smallish, D. NIacKellar, B. Perry, Abbott, Lewis, Coaches Witzig, Gladiexu, Grefe. Third Row: A. Case, l.. Gauthier, T. Burns, Clark, C. Creighton, B. Knodel, D. Nliles, McDonald. W. Austin, Dean, D. VViese, Appleton, G. Koesters, J. Olmstead, D. Winton. J . . F 0 O T B A L L SCORES Kenmore . 19 Lockport . 6 Kenmore . 0 Tonawanda . . 6 Kenmore . 6 Lackawanna . . 0 Kenmore . 12 Nichols . . I2 Kenmore . O N. Tonawanda . . 12 Kenmore's Junior Varsity Football Team, under the guidance of Mr. Grefe, Mr. Witzig, and Mr. Gladieux, Hnished their season with a fair record. The V.'s won two, lost two, and tied one. Our junior Varsity acts as a basic training program for all our future Varsity football candidates. While playing Junior Varsity football, our pigskin hopefuls learn the fundamentals of blocking, tackling, and team play under actual game conditions. This action aids greatly in training future varsity players. Some Junior Varsity gridsters who will probably be seen on the varsity in the near future are Robinson, Krebs, Westcott, Leslie, Burns, Knisley, and Salisbury. E 89 'X in K ,. gi. Mg Q1 xi riff., KE MOREV. . . You saw it-l saw it-in fact, over 23,000 people saw it. What? The Kenmore-North Tonawanda football game. Yes, 23,970 sat through four quarters of thrill-packed football to see the Blue Boys from K. H. S. come out on the heavy end of a 13-7 count. The game was undoubtedly the Hnest of the '46 season and possibly in Kenmore football history. Who did not thrill with excitement when Pete Miller and Dick Hutton crossed the infallible North Tonawanda goal lineg who wasn't stupified as the Red and Blue powerhouse from N. T. rolled up the field with HSonny Wactawski at the throttle? The hne coaching of Dick Olfenhamer and Bud Pitkin came to the surface as a Blue Devil offense manipulated the deceptive T in a style that would do honor to the Chicago Bears. Kenmore's seven blocks of granite earned well-deserved recognition by stopping Sonny to a mere four yards per try average and by coping with the Lumberjack front wall with unprece- dented ease. The cry Beat N. T. l engraved in the heart of every loyal Kenmore fan, reverberated from the big bowl, driving the team on to victory. The epic of this record smashing triumph will be retold by Kenmorites for years to come. Hats off to you-squad of 1946. The future football teams of K. H. S. will not have the able guidance of our renowned coach, Dick Offenhamer, as he has been appointed to the stall: of his Alma Mater. Coach Offenhamer returns to the Colgate campus as director of freshman athletics, a position which he well deserves. To com- pensate our loss, the Board of Education has appointed Bud Pitkin to succeed Mr. Olfenhamer as head coach. The appointment of Mr. Pitkin, the experienced and well-liked assistant coach of years gone by, affords a brilliant outlook for our future gridiron seasons. 90 BASKETBALL Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore VARSITY SCORES Lockport . N. Tonawanda Niagara Falls LaSalle . Trott . . Tonawanda Lackawanna Niagara Falls Lockport . N. Tonawanda Trott . . LaSalle . Tonawanda Lackawanna 91 Firxz Roco: Mcflatchey, Harbrecht, L. Paar, Theobald. S, Wiktorowski, D. Burns. Sm-mid Raw: A. Saylor, B. Butler, bl. Robinson, D. Bartrip, Wilson, H. lfenno, Coach liollier. AR ITY TEA '4Roogie-Ro0gie, shouted someone hidden between a row of lockers in the gymnasium of Ken- more High School. Uncle Ned was another remark. Those are a few ofthe common expressions used by the members of our basketball team who, this year, experienced the best season a Kenmore team has had for many years. Paced by co-captains Johnny Theobald and Louis Paar, with the assistance of Jack Harbrecht, Steve Wiktorowski, John Mcclatchey, Don Burns, and Dick Hutton, the team amassed a record of12 Wins and 2 defeats to gain second place in the Niagara Frontier League. Credit must also be given Don liartrip, Jack Vllilson, Sam Robinson, Joe Morog, Blake Butler, Harold Fenno, and Alex Saylor, all capable reserves. ln the league playoffs, the team lost a close game to Lockport in the first game, -14--Il, but bounced back to romp over North Tonawanda, 53-21. -lohn Theobald was high scorer for the season with 167 points, but many of the twelve wins would have been losses ifhlack Harbrecht's superb Nbackboard workn had been absent. This year was a good one, but next year will be better under Captain Louis Paar. CHlis'rl-:R rl. llomllak, Condi, 92 Kenmore Kenmore Ken more Kenmore Ken more Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore SCORES 33 26 35 28 34 25 ZS 23 42 28 27 30 32 46 Lockport . 40 N. Tonawanda 29 Niagara Falls 30 LaSalle . 30 Trott . . 40 Tonawanda 28 Lackawanna 27 Niagara Falls 29 Lockport . 32 N. Tonawanda 36 Trotr . . 44 LaSalle . I9 Tonawanda 26 Lackawanna -ll IOR V R ITY TEAM Although the Junior Varsity season was not as good as the Y arsitx s 6 wins and b defeats it is not a season of which to be ashamed. The outstanding membexs of the team were Bill lfickerton Ken Varshay, Don Pritchard, Ralph Argene, George Koesters and Bud lXlllSl6X Bill Biakerton was high scorer for the season with 91 points. Firf! Row' R. Sclileip. G. Koesters, D. Pritchard, K. Yarshay, W. Bickerron A lxnlslu R Ariane NN Stoddard S 1 I Rufv: H. Kaliher, R. Newell, W. Holler, L. Kietzman, D. McGovern, Coach W oll l VK hire l Sm der C Nldalu R Hayes, D. Heftel, VVestcott 93 Mr t Row: G. Miller, Yacos, P. Gable, G. Tomlin, B. Knight, H. Cornell, l.. Morgan, B. Whallon, Spencer, Reichert, C. Pohl. Second Row: D. Coon, D. Peck, D. Case. SWIMMI G TEAM A The Kenmore mermen, splashing to their fourth Niagara Frontier League championship in the past five years, rolled up a record downing all comers. Under the faultless direction of Charles Pohl a record smashing season was enjoyed by Dong CHARLES S. Pom., Coarh 94 Peck, voted most valuable member of the team. Such hardies as John Yacos, Lew Morgan, Pete Miller, Jim Spencer, Bruce Knight, Gar Tomlin, Don Coon, BillWhallon and Henry Cornell raked up points for K. H. S. in a machine-like method. Paul Gable and Don Case were the fancy men on the Hying spring board rounding off Kenmore's attack perfectly. The most exciting meet of the year came when the Devils met last yearls cham- pionship team, Tonawanda, in the red city pool. When the steam had settled Kenmore had racked up 38 points to TonaWanda's 28. This team will be long remembered by the Class of '47 for its splen- did record. VARSITY SCORES Kenmore . 49 N. Tonawanda 17 Kenmore . 58 Lockport . 8 Kenmore . -1-6 Amherst . 20 Kenmore . 38 Niagara Falls 28 Kenmore . 38 Tonawanda 28 Kenmore . 43 N. Tonawanda 23 Kenmore . 48 Lockport . 18 Kenmore . 51 Amherst . 15 Kenmore . 37 Niagara Falls 29 Kenmore . 50 Tonawanda 16 FINALS Kenmore , . , . 42 Niagara Falls . . 24 Tonawanda . . . 16 North Tonawanda . . 12 Amherst . . . 7 Lockport . 5 ' , u-ff SWIM TEAM 'J F 3' The B swim team also completed a very Hne season, suffering n dlfeats. Tldfaelf e note'd group 816511 forms the backbone of the teams to come. The successes ofthe varsity Elilect d' ectly bac this team, a vital part of our athletic program. Firxl Row: C. Pohl, li. Crocker, W. Thompson, E. Forkin, Yacos, R. Row: Childress, D. Heuer, Hicks, W. Race, D. Bushman, 'lf Mundie, R. Feinen, W. Stromberg, D. Stone, Mullen. Bfhind: .qVS Q. 372,15 ,- f Loch, D. Herrold, T. Polson. Sfmnd Evans. On Board: li. Berger, 95 K. Kraus. ...BA EBALL... For the lirst time in a decade and a half, a baseball team coached by Dick Offenhamer represented Kenmore in the Niagara Frontier League competition. This team powered its way to a second place berth. A standout on the dusty diamond was Johnny The Arm Theobald. The hard hitting of Doerr, Paar, and Wiktorowski combined with the fine fielding of Stellrecht, Utz, and Neff were an integral part of the team's success. A definite achievement in its return, the league is here to stay. Best wishes to the squad for a successful '47 season are extended by all. . SCORES Round I Round 2 Kenmore Niagara Falls 3 Kenmore Niagara Falls Kenmore Tonawanda 1 Kenmore Tonawanda Kenmore LaSalle 0 Kenmore LaSalle Kenmore Trott . 1 Kenmore Trott Kenmore N. T. 0 Kenmore N. T. . Kenmore Lockport . 3 Kenmore Lockport . Kenmore Lackawanna 0 Kenmore Lackawanna Firfl Row: D. Burns, D. Stellrecht, B. Utz, R. Neff, B. Doerr, Theobald, S. Wiktorowski, L. Paar, S. Westcott, Mc- Clarchey, D. Bartrip. Sfcond Row: Coach Olfenhamer, L. Bromley, il. Anderson, A. Knisley, VV. Bickerton, R. Tait, D. Kelley, J. VVilson, P. Vision, Fyfe. 96 Fin! Row: R. Sherer, N. Layer, J. Westcott, P. Schmidt, W. Harford, D. Henline, D. Krieke, VV. livans, G. Ross, D. Kobus, R. Coates, li. Fleischmann, P. Gable, W. Hugill, L. Charles, C. Hansen, T. Moore, F. Dent, Olmstead, Jones, lf. Crocker, lf. Peard, A. Krebs, T. livans. Sfromi Row: K. Kraus, A. Case, M. Golde, R. Hill, R. Strumberg, R. Barnes, R. lfveritt, L. Newhard, 1. Arnott, W. Geitlinger, Spencer, B. Knight. P. Miller, Hill, Svilokos, P. Burdick, B. Graham, B Benner, N. Loch, L. Morgan, R. Leeson, D. Nichter, Robinson, W. Bickerron, D. Blum, bl. Keggins, W. Begovich. Thin Row: Coach Bollier, R. Wallace, R. Hays, J. Houck, R. Jacobs, D. Cadwallader, bl. Wolfram, -I. Lingel, -I. Yacos, K. Behrens, J. lfvans, A. Ward, D. Bouman, R. Haberlandt, H. Hass, R. Thomson, A. Loeser, R. Somogye, R. Niedrauer, R. Herrmann W. Palka, Nl. Hemingway, J. lfaster. Fourth Row: R. Argen, R. Olin, D. Winton, R. Wilson, R. Abbott, K. Varshay, H Kirkwood, A. Hooten, R. Mould, G. Barna, R. Winters, lf. Hammett, R. Byers, J. Nicholson, D. Archer, R. Dilliot, B. Milliard, D. Prichard, G. Wildridge, D. lVlacKellar, Swagiel, Dean, Mullen, Salisbury, D. White, L. Wiggin, D. 'iles, . Clark. 2 ...TRACK... Track, one of the major sports in Kenmore High School, has been overshadowed by the growing popularity of football and basketball. Although few realize it, the Kenmore track team has had six consecutive seasons without knowing defeat. This, undoubtedly, is one of the most impressive records in the history of Kenmore. Individual honors for last year's team go to Captain Miller, the highest point scorer, also Rip Collins, ,lack Goldsmith, John Svilokos, who all set new records. The outstanding performance of' F V 1 the season was turned in by the Kenmore relay i l team. Jack Goldsmith, Dick Coates, Doug Kelly and George Miller combined to smash the existing record and turn in a time ofl minute 36.5 seconds. Under the able direction of Coach Bollier and Captain John Svilokos, the team will undoubtedly turn in another undefeated season, although there will only be live men back from last year's team. At the first triangle meet, Kenmore came through with a decisive victory, scoring sixty-one points over Lockport. The second meet was a quadrangular meet at North Tonawanda which again found Kenmore high scorer, racking up fifty-one points. The third and fourth meets were invitational meets held at Kenmore and North Tonawanda, in which Kenmore enlarged its win- ing margin by placing first in both. The most im- portant meet of the year was the Zone Six meet held at Kenmore which included all schools in Western New York. Once again scoring honors were captured by us, showing forty-three and one- half points to Hamburg's twenty-nine points, thus making Kenmore the undefeated champions. LNAPTAIN JOHN SVILQKOS 97 67 1 . i NJ ARCHERY The interest of these proud archers has encouraged the development ofthe sports in the past few years, and it is now open to all girls. Diplomas ollered by the Camp Archery Association are given to any bow-women who fulfill requirements at different yardages. Those who received the archer diploma, the highest award, last fall were Phyliss Senf, Sandra Detwiler, Helen Klager, and Gloria Oelfner. LACROSSE Flash-a new sport is being offered to the femininity of Kenmore Senior High. This year was the lirst time lacrosse has really gotten a start, and Midge Howe's team came out on top. Miss Kauffman is hoping for an even greater turnout next year and hopes the girls will take advantage of its presence as it is offered in only a few schools. GIRL ' The sports represented on this page consist of only a few of the many offered to Senior High girls. There are live team sports-soccer, lacrosse, basketball, volleyball, and baseball, besides the individual ones-bowling, arch- ery, ping-pong, tennis, swimming, badminton, and horse- back riding. 4 mae. I 98 BASKETBALL This year the girls who went out for basketball organized eight sophomore, six junior, and six senior teams. Each team has a chance to play the other teams in its own class. The four highest teams of each class compete in the play-offs to ' determine the class championships. ' l f 1 ', ,A I ,rf fjlzl ' x Q, 1 J PORT , ,if ,- The advisers, Miss Kauffman and Miss Schuler, have been greatly encouraged by the interest shown in all these, for the majority of the girls turn out for all the sports each year. Their goal-membership in the Girls' Letter Club. 99 ip .2 -,l 'X .85 I jjr ' I .gs . g sk SWIMMING Many girls this year have partici- pated in school swimming. During the second semester, under the leadership of Miss Marie Kaulliman, the girls work for their swimming K's. Those girls with the highest qualilications have the opportunity to swim in invi- tation play-days with other schools fx X n ,,., 5 NRE , 5 wh , 4 K vw N 'fu 5 M W F wd y ,fy aa A - ww. , afgggwfawa. I 4- if ' wr fvwq'- f'4'wj h5 w 'f.P4 N' m. + V w 1 D 9, .:. 1 'f1' ' ' A Y, , ,J . . 'Nf' Nm -v- 1 1 E K 5 2 f ! 1 - I W 1 1 5 X J K Qi xNXLa , 1 Xa R 1 ,A 5 ' f ' , A V' F ,gf f ' ff ,M l ., ,, 1 l l' gl! L K - 5 , ...S :ami U 3 5 'T 1 Q'-if LY, m 3 1 -rx I: M 1 A X s , - -,fb 1.- f5,w,L.e ., XFN f,.. M N M 3 'Lv .- ' X Hs wg yi E if? if? F2 ff? 4Q 'ME Z We m Q 'Q ac 'rm 15' Compliments of the KENMORE MERCHANTS A SSO C IATIO N GQ? 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