Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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HONOR CLUB Firft Row.'J. Bogart, E. Chesley, J. Loomis, N. Lowrie, R. Rey, A. Ackerman, P. Wirges, A. Masterson, Beverage, P. Stauffer. Second Row: B. Dean, D. Miller, G. Dorries, R. Bock, S. Detwiler-Valedicrorian, Mr. Freeman, D. Steir14Saluratorian, P. Lind- berg, P. Lockwood, R. Johnson, D. Jones. Third Row.'J' Hicks, J. Moore, G. Stange, B. Gampp, M. Ognibene, J. McGraw, M. Mulkin, J. Bolles, F. Moelich, D. Pritchard. Fourth Row: R. Spiller,J. Parris, M. Leahy, A. Rothwell, W. Kuhn, A. Otren, H. LOU PARR . GEORGE WILLIAMS DAVE STEIN . JIM MUSTY . PAUL GABLE . ED SNYDER . JACK O'NEILL LOU PARR . GEORGE WILLIAMS DON PRITCHARD DON PRITCHARD JACK MILLER . ED SNYDER . ARTHUR OTTEN LOU PAAR . ARTHUR OTTEN SENIOR CLASS POLL . Mort Popular . Mort Friendly . Mort Studiour Bert Dancer . Mort Humorour Bi g gert Flirt Bert Looking . Mort Athletic . Mort Obli gin g Bert Drerred . Mort Sopbirticated . Beft Actor or Actrery . Biggext Line Mort Drag With Faculty . . Moot Energetic Mort Likely to Succeed . 18 SHIRLEY LARSON SHIRLEY LARSON SANDRA DETWILER . . LOU SMITH CONNIE CALLANAN . KAY SEIFRIED . PHYLLIS VANCE . FLORENCE STUFF ANN MASTERSON VIRGINIA FORSYTHE . BARBARA DEAN FRANCES GRALEY . KAY SEIFRIED ANN MASTERSON . ROBERTA REY GRETCHEN DORRIES

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,L HISTCRY -lack O'Neil vice-president, Lou Paar secretary, and Shirley Larson treasurer, and were well on the way to another happy fun packed year. In November, all being loyal football fans, we trooped down to the civic stadium to watch our invincible Blue Devils in that thrilling game against North Tona- wanda. I remember that particularly because we were dismissed one hour early from school in order that we might have a pe rally out on the athletic field. Sonny, you never saw such a game in all your life, those Kenmore Eoys could certainly play football! Our band performed well, too, although we were sorry we had not been able to supply them with better uniforms. We won the game 13'7, and it was an excited crowd that flocked out to l3rinson's to celebrate our victory. Next on our agenda came our ever popular Christmas Dance, which, despite all the noise and confusion, managed to put everyone in t at happy holiday mood. You would have liked that, sonny. There was a Christmas tree with lights, and we even had a Santa Claus who passed out candy kisses. Well, to say he passed them out is putting it rather mildly, because I remember very distinctly almost getting knocked out when Santa threw a handful of candy kisses right into my face. After Christmas we all settled down to normal living, and in February we planned a stupendous junior Show. In fact it was so good that the faculty politely suggested that we have a Valentine Dance instead. With the money from this and from ourjunior Prom on June 6, at which Don Case and Ann Masterson were chosen King and Queen, our treasurv at last began to grow, and we were able to throw away our red pencil for good. In no time we found ourselves confronted by examinations and then off to vacation land again. Some of us tried our hands at working, while others soaked up the summer sun until it was time to return to our beloved alma mater for the last time. We all determined to make this year really count and started by electing Lou Paar president, Ann Masterson vice-president, Bill Doerr secretary, and Shirley Larson treasurer. Agan we flocked down to the civic stadium to urge our team on in their biggest football game of the year-North Tonawanda. But this year it was a sad crowd of enthusiasts who filed mournfully home after being beaten 12-0. However, we were consoled by the appearance of our new band, complete with bright blue uniforms and majorettes. Following in close succession was our Senior Carnival, which turned out to be a great success, and for which lovely Phyllis Vance was chosen queen, and our Aquacade, which, with a cast of seven- ty, was the best yet. During the winter months, lots of us took to skiing, and I wish you could have seen us, sonny, coming to school all black and blue and covered with bandages. March brought our senior play, 'Home Sweet Homicide,' and the year was finally topped off by our beautiful Senior Ball. At last we were amid final examinations, the last we took in Kenmore High School. And finally that great day of graduation was upon us. I recall very clearly how we felt that day, when we awoke to realize for the first time that we were no longer children, but mature men and women ready to take our places in the world. Well, sonny, I guess that about winds up my story, and look here, I've talked all the afternoon and you don't have your papers collected yet! You just take these books and hustle along. JANET Beaansiasn 5 ' 2- . . , up-n V f '5......ps,, Q ,fx 1 I . . 1 - X X I r 5' I . :IA 1'::?'i I J' hilt' -'l Ai' 1 ll Q ' ,.lj:i-yd 1' l ' Iufgitltax N' 'N i C F f v I X A N ,I if X i 4 A f Qs ffl A,-.bvlgl . .-fx' 4i'f!'0' 4,45 ll ff- ri ' N -Ml' + s 17

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