Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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These we love.. ERNIE HAMBLETON DIANE IVES HARRY BOWERS ETHEL DRAGO cco- VOGUE JOE DVl-FY S I-iV HODDICK CVNTHU VARY GRACE 20

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HISTORY Sally Hoddick and Ray Grace certainly made a fine looking queen and king of the Blossom Prom. Mac ' s Minstrels were a big event towards the end of the year, and the Juniors began to envy the lucky Seniors. PART III The all eventful year finally came before us. Ernie Hambleton let out his cry for spirit. Dotty Bialogreck took over her presidential duties in Alpha Phi Lambda. The star studded Senior Carnival brought forth our best in talent. Denny Blackley exhibited his humorous attributes to M. C. the show. Carl Creighton began to trek his way across the gridiron to lead his team on to victory. Duffy and Westcott were not far behind him. It was in this year that we became aware of the fact that three sets of twins, Kopans, Pekins, and Fenwicks, were leaving these halls. Lest we forget — the cozy days of the coal strike that we (the Kenitorial Staff) spent in Mr. Mooshie ' s frigid Back Room accompanied by Arthur Godfrey, dirty coffee cups, and Brinson ' s hot dogs, cheeseburgers, ham- burgers, french fries, and hot chocolate, courtesy of the Bowers-Simmons Delivery Service and Bower ' s currency. Nearing the end of our career, we began to settle down to conscientious studying as the honor club was announced, and we looked forward to gradu- ation. This was the pinnacle of our success. Class Day, the glamorous Senior Ball, Baccalaureate, and finally that misty graduation came and passed into oblivion. These accomplishments are now but a memory in the glorious past which was ours. In the future we shall witness greater events which will over- shadow these trivialities. Nevertheless they will never detract from, the splendor of these past moments in our history. Without further comment or adoration, we are B.W.:D.C. JB. Sincerely yours, 19

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Th ese we leave Ah, last day to dear old Alma Mater . . . I .crab my lunch pail . . . jump into my oversize limousine ... put put put . . . wend my way through Kenmore ... put put put . . . punch time clock by 8:30 . . . better pick up my buddy . . . kinda wet this morning . . . jump in pal . . . guess the old gang will be taking their belongings this A. M. . . . Class of ' 51 will need the remnants . . . and experience! . . Mi mi mi . . . well, Dotty Bialogreck is up early this morning . . . Dates Laundry ... ah, that must be Schneck ' s secret for getting rid of Marilyn ' s lipstick . . . Say, Elsa . . . there ' s the Old Folks Home . . . why don ' t you return your wheel chair. ' Look across the street . . . there ' s Beny Shaft entering Love ' s . . . regular routine Delaware Avenue . . . Hey . . . what ' s that pile of books coming towards us . . . why, hello Bob Detenbeck . . . Hmm . . . just leaving the drug store ... one bottle of peroxide in the hip pocket of . . . Sue Forkin . . . There ' s Ellie Wood with ... one large coloring book from Kresge ' s ... I see that Joyce Madill has found another use for her fiddle case . . . rain protection . . . Taking refuge from the storm . . . Barbara Gross, Marge Monan and Jocelyn Auer in the Alcobar . . . Good ol ' J. P. Nye . . . sweeping the sidewalks, Himself . . . One cup of Deco coffee . . . the boys . . . Swish! . . . it ' s a bird! . . . it ' s a plane! ... no, it ' s the Balson flying carpet! . . . guess he wants to avoid the manhole in front of Simmons ' Shoe Store . . . Christmas trees for sale . . . Martz and Anderson . . . only eight months till Christ- mas . . . boys! . . . Bowling balls flying out the window . . . Verna Rockleman must be practicing at the Ten Pin Club . . . ' Who ' s bouncing the ball down the street . . . none other than Karen O ' Neill, with her gym suit on . . . Hey there, don ' t shoot, Hennig . . . we ' re not from N. T Honk, honk . . . Hey Bud . . . you forgot to signal . . . good excuse . . . it ' s Myron Zimmerman . . . gazing at those new cars again . . . The last mile ... ye old Kenton Road . . . put put put . . . now we ' ll surely make the 8:30 deadline . . . Nomination for track star . . . Nancy Lee Fox . . . practices each A. M. ... in her dash for school . .. Parking lot . . . 150 cars . . . I ' ll try for one little space . . . Braved this rush before . . . and this is the end. Barbara Wilcox Elsa Forssell 21