Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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MR, RAYMOND S, FRAZIER his-istarzl Priru'zl,'1.1J N N1CII0I'5 '. . ti A ' 'Wi .4 X MR. D13 lm1,,glfml -If , I lfwlfo HR ly, M ' oifff . Nl , .-Y1E5Isx!.44 was BWI' 'udiw 4 mad flx N H, fl , Hr ,,g, , If 111,- :lf S0091 5, 1 1 ,WM Uqyw 1 A ,V IA ' v. fl NIR. IUIY C: IRI I 'NI XY P1'1lffr,'z.r7 IQ MR, CHESTER BOLLIER Difrtiur qj P1Qysi1'..'l I:'zfm.1!rP,n NIR. IiRI1DI2RICQIi I, CQKIIFI5 MK. LHROX I,, PI I RIN llrozhy ,'I-I,-7:1434-r of -l,fl1, U,f,-. l7irn'lfu 'gf ,1ltn1af.uJfv i . ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE VI'-X IITNX hh XNIl'I' f,,,, . llrfjf RS

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llfflilq lr r to Kzglwts Mr. Frank C. Densberger, Superintendentg Mr. Carl W. Baiseh, lDCPUEySUPCl'lI1ICHLlt3l'IIQ Dr. Laverne H Brutltcr X itc lrtsidtnt Mi Xlleu ll. Rae, District Clerk and Business Managerg Mr. George F. Wallace, Sr., Trusteeg Mr, Paul F. Norton Xtrorntx Mrs. Mildred L. Clements, Presidenrg Dr. Elmer L. Sleeper, Trusteeg Mr. George D. Liles, Trustee. The realization that Kenmore Senior High is one of the most progressive schools in western New York should make us more cognizant of the fact that this is the result of the splendid work and co-operative spirit of our Board of Education. This group of unsellish and capable men and women has given much valuable time to the care- ful planning of school policies. It is they, who look out for our general welfare, who provide us with proper medical care, and afford us the finest facilities for education. However, the work does not terminate here. The Board is also planning for much needed new facilities for extra schools for out district. We as students at Kenmore High fully appreciate the work of our Board and sin- cerely hope that this tribute in our yearbook will be a measure of the gratitude we feel for the vital interest they manifest in making our school one of the finest in New York State. BCARD OF EDUCATION

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MISS MARCi.ARl4L'l' E, AINIIRII A.li., A.M. l.fu1g1mgIaI MIl,CIEl1IliZli HARNA IRS., ELLM. .Yllfldf .svflhllfl MISS LII,I.IAN M. BARRIIWS A . B. I.dIlglldgt'.6' M R. RUSMLLL BENTZ BS. lmln.rIri.f1f Arts' MRS. FI.oRI.NLIg HIII.I.RIAN B.Ed. .Yociuf .S'Iml1r.I MISS VIRGINIA CAREI' A . B. lmgfiylv MR. EMERMJN li. CARI. UA. .Yciewe MIS-S MARCPARET E. CHASE Fine Arif MISS EI.IzAIIE'rH CIIITTILNDEN A . II., A .M. l:'ngli.rh MISS LEAH CIIATS A. B. .Yoriaf .ftmlies MISS ANN E. CONN A . B. Ld!lgIH1gt'.l' MISS NVINIFRED D. Cook A,II., AM. Home IfL'0lIllIllfI.f MR. RGIIERT H. CUTTER Imllzftrial Arts MRS. MARGARET E. DAVISI A.l3. li11tgfi.Il1 MR. GEKJRKEE DGIISGN l3.S., Ed.M. lmfmtriuf Arm' MR. ALFRED G. DYER A.B. sllfidl .Ytmlirs 10 MISS ELIZAIIETII EASTERIIRGGR HA., HS. in LS. ljbmijv MISS MARILTI EANNE GENIIRIQAII l.a11g1mge.I' MR. RULLANII GI.AIuIEI'x A.B., M.S. .yfffflff MISS EDITII M. GLBRDON li.A. EI1gli.Yl7 MISS CATIIARINE GRANT B.S. Cwmurrriu! MR. CARI. W. HANN HS., Ed.M. Fine Arn MISS BEULAII M. HARRIS A.B., A.M. Ldllglldgtl' M155 MARJKJRIE HoIfIfMAN A.l3,, M.A. Erlgfiyh MRS. GERTRlYDE W. HIILIIEN B.S. .VL'fE7IIt MR. ROBERT HGLIIEN B.S., Ed.M. Srienr: MISS HEATRICE L. HLVNT B.S. Commercial MRS. HELEN C. IIAKKSON R.N., B.S. Num' MISS MOLLI E IIQNES A . B. Marhcfzmlin' MISS MARIE KAUFIAMAN PI7j'J'ifdl Enlllfdliwl MR. RAYMOND C. KEN1l3I.E B.A. Srienc: MISS MARGARET KIDENEX' A.B., M.A. Ezzglifh