Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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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

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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

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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.