Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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THE HU UH III. B F1rstRow A Bennett M jones j Drtscoll C Blankhext M Aber P Beebe Valedtctonan M Baker Salutator tan S Good D jack D McDougall P Kelly R Crutcl-:shank Second Row B Beck C Relnhelmer M Hall H Holler C Copley G Lmdner P Molloy W Stewart P Senf j Butler P Condon Tbzrd Row F Broadbent H Klalber R Nelson J Ketfer S Kelley A Babcock M Thompson R Leltrtck W Bedworth A Sabla R Frtedley Fourth Row C Roth j Easton D Whxte B Alles R Wright A Rogers D Bensley F Schroth NotmP1cture P Brmson P Torbert P Young It IS w1th slncere prlde and ad rnnratlon that we pay our respect to these our scholars Achtevement 1n ltself IS commendable but achieve ment wlth ment IS worthy of praise Not wxthout toll and worry and self e dental IS such a goal attained Our Qin hearttest congratulauons are ex 6fC',t6 L tended to these classmates who have, through four years of d1l1 gence and care, reached thxs pm nacle of success To them we trust X that such honors are steppxng stones to further success, to the rest of us we hope that thelrs IS an example to follow and a standard to llve by 18 D . . , . ,. , . I, . , . , , i. , ' 3 . , . , .i , . , . . : . , . , . , n . , n , 1 . y n , 1 , 1 ,n , I . . n a. 1 ', . . .' . , .. ' , . , . , . , . , . , . .' . , . , . . So X X 0- dt - - C' X . eu u Q n ,X I S '- H 'A . . . f.',f ' ' , . X x

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1? HISTIJHY ., .V Q- X . 1' ACT III. M17 A A-swing 1. Time-1948-1949. if 2. Place-It was the same, only somehow it looked very differenjg The doors were open wider to our players, who seemed to be' the oldest on stage. More work, maybe, but more play too, was q0'r1len't on the set. I I ,i B-Plot: The players walked more confidently than before, yeatheir, steps seemed indecisive. They seemed to be uncertain otlstgieir lines for future scenes-as though they'd like just a little more time in this setting with the actors who were now steadfast friends. But, as for their actual performance, it was stupendous! In another scene called November, just after the surprise re- election of President Harry S. Truman, the group decided that the public should be shown. They put on a really outstanding Aqua- cade with Marge Valentine and jim Childress doing the fancy high diving. Some of them decided they'd rather dig than dive for treas- ure so they demonstrated how it should be done in a Senior Carnival entitled The Gold Rush. If they could do it in 1849, why not 1949 -anyway, it was a good excuse for the boys to admit that they could be gold-diggers too. It seemed funny to see George Koesters,jim Childress, George Tolhurst, Dave White, Bob Forrest, Bill Stoddart, and Bob Stine in captaincy of the Varsity Squads. And Ann Babcock had certainly grown up enough to be editor- in-chief of the last program in which their names would appear- The KENITORIAL of 1949. Two on an Island brought a touch of New York drama to the scene. Their chests swelled with pride when they found that the play was chosen partially because of the deluge of talent in the Senior Class. The demonstration of the cast on March 24th and 25th, 1949 fwell do we remember those nightsj was proof positive. joan Kraus and jim Easter were superb in the leading roles, and we'll never forget Gracie and The Sailor. Paul Clark, Barb Lewis, Carolyn Martin, and Dave White did a fine job arranging their Senior Supper. Good officers, they. The leadership given them by jim Childress, Student Council President, throughout the year was equally superlative. And it was such a beautiful Senior Ball-Pat Hornbarger was a lovely Queen. And that misty-eyed Baccalaureate and Graduation. Phyllis Beebe, valedictorian, and Marilyn Baker, salutatorian, led the class out of the halls of K. H. S. with votes of thanks to Mr. Freeman, Mr. Frazier, Mr. Miller, Mr. Mooshie, and all the others who helped us on our wa . 'lxhe players now have a much bigger playhouse so they :I .my Donna E. M 4' 1 T , 1 ., Y , . il., lg, R!-sh J. gr -L, rv , L 451 N T-dr' ,x 1 4, vs I . 'Lf 1

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