Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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CLASS HISTORY Th Lt September mormng xx hen the Cl Lss of 1913 first Lpprolched the B tr lx lb a motley is sortment of tenderfeet has faded lnto the llllfl p lst I'o us the r meh seemed a fe mrsome pl ice occupled bx loftx coxxh inds much older th Ln ourselx es stern foremcn md endless halls filled xx ltll stub born lockers xx l11cl1 responded onlx to energetlc klclss accomp xmed bx equallx forceful xx ords Iloxx ex er after 1 few xx eeks when xxe h ad xx on the gencr nl Lpprox ll of the f0I'ClIltIl fw 1th a fexx w1d1lx sc lttered CXCCITIIOIISD md the older h mds treated us less lllx6l1IllIlIOI'CStlI1g lmoeb me xxe beg in to feel more it home W e ex en mfinflged to take in LCIIX e p mrt n1 extracurrlcular HCIIX 1tlCS despxte the rlgors of folloxxlng C les xr through Gaul and memorlzmg the 'Nlercx 5peech We elected Dixe Foster Szllx Trumble Phxl 'Xforex and 'Nlarxlxn VXIISOH is qherlff s deputles lllgllllgllt of our term as tenderfeet c lme m Xprll xx hen xxe presented a parodx on show buslnc ss as our contrlbutlon to the R inch s entertalnment It xxas welcomed as an lnnox xtlon 1n Ranch per formances and the prestlge of the tenderfeet rose COI1SlClCI'3blY Xs the xear came to an end there was a sudden frenvx of prepar 1t1on for our first contact xxxth Re gents If you don t know thc znswer just six 0SIIl0b1Sl At last xxe emerged llllx smudged but trlumphant as full fledged coxxh mds lteturmng to take on our nexx responslblhtles we xx ere gratlfied to find ourselx es no longer the underdogs Our more athletlc members xvere noxv lncluded ln x arsltx sports and m mx others began to assume lmportant posltlons ln xarlous orgam 7 ltl0I1b xround the ranch Because of thelr excellent work as deputles we :gun elected qall-x Daxe lhll md NIATIIQH to th it p0Sltl0Il True to IW estern tr ltllllOIl we gaxe our xerslon of 0l2lalm1na ln Februarx once more prox mg that we coxx hands were talented as well as br1ll1 mt In Aprll together xvlth the current crop of tendcrfeet hul 110 been th mt Jux emle onlx 1 xezr 1go9D xxe glxe 1 xerv successful Blossom Irom One exent durmg our xexr 15 coxxhftnds xvhxch few of us xxlll ex er forget was Hr Herbert Ilooxers dechcatorx speech at the new school xx hlch h 1d been n uned for hlm It xx 19 1 rare prlxx lege to see 1n person 1 former Presldent of the Un1ted qtates The first IYNIICIIIOII of our approachmg glorx cune IS the cnnpngn for Sherlff began There xvere so mlnx clplblc leaders among us th1t a fin llil9ClSlOl1 xx is extrcmelx rhfficult but when the votlng was ox er xxe ill felt th it 1 xxlse cholce h cl been made ID Stexe Jord tn The lIHp0SSlbl.6 finally happened and xxe be came xx ranglers Steve ablx xsslsted bx 2I1m Dorsch qxllx Trumble Sue lioblnson and l'h1l SlVCHCbb md sklll 111 h mdhng r1n1h nff urs Qex er ll ch lnges xx ere m ide Lround the r inch unong them the welcome addltlon of muslc durmg the lunch hour Cxx ell most of lt W IS muslc Durmg the I4 ill staunch Ike ind 'xdldl factlons gaxe idded zest to ranch l1fe Xnnual ex ents the Tmsel B ill the iquacade the N T Game took on nexx mean mg for us each of them was 1 last tlme I lN0x cmber the Senior C 1rn1x al a humorous 1lep1c tlon of the trlals and trlbulatxons of school llfe added to our reputatlon as m ister shoxxmen Class Dag. came and The Future suddenlx loomed alarmmglx near 'Nhngled wxth our prxde ln the awards and honors that our frlends xxere I'6C6lXlllg xxere feehngs of regret at leax mg the place xx l11ch had meant such xx onderful tlmes to us for three xears The Semor Ball passed 1n a bl aze of splendor Too soon the Blg Roundup xx as upon us Ks the famlh ir str uns of Pomp and Clrcum stance sounded xx e dep lrted for the l 1st tlme hop mg that ln some small wax the Cl iss of IQOJ h Ld made a worthwhlle contrlbutlon Ser NI1 men 2 2 1 7 ' 2 2 : 2 . 2 , 1 7' 1 - 1 1 I 1 - 1 1 v 2 s 2 2 A 2 ' 2 ' 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 , 1 2 ' , 1 2 1 l 1 Q ' ' 2 2.. 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Most Athletzc Don Pray Bob Blount Fred Barrett Pat Marshall Jean Austm Nlarllyn Tonkln U ost Lzlely to Succeed Jun Dorsch Phll Nforew Torn Tredss av Susle Robmson Nlarllyn W llson Most Courteous Jun Dorsch Tom Tredw ay Bob Harrls Sally Trumble xIHI'llW n YY llson SUSIE Robmson M ost Humorous Joe Shrarnek Bob Rosenthal Jack Duggan Deane Nlcholson Barb Ixnodel Carol Argen Helen Cutalar Created Contributor Stexe Jord in Jlm Dorsch Phll Nlorey Tom Tredw ay Jean Austm SUSIE Robmson Most Frzendly Jun Dorsch Phll 'Nlorew Bob HHTFIS Sallw Trumble SUSIE Robmson Nlarllk n W lleon L Y- A I . . y 0 ' z Sue Murray Sally Trumble 19

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Rau- I: YY. Hoskyns, D. Fleishman, D. Koen, J. Luick fTreasurerJ, P. Morey fPreside-ntl, C. Robinson fviee Presidcntl Mr. Gladieux f'Aclx'isorl, T. Tredway Neeretaryl, ff Hubbell, H. Wiekman, M Sumner, M. Fooke, P. llarris. Hou' 2: J. Vaughn, R. Shook, Nl. Wilson, C. Alt, ll. Parker, 5. Trumlile, H. Vutaiar, J. Herbert, E. fanning, D. Nicholson, fl. Krueger, M. llerst, KI. Jeffery, R. Root. Ron' 3: J. Dorseh, J. Shisler, 0. Haskins, S. Murray, J. Nelson, M. linglert, E. Rossow, NI. Bork, M. Cad- wallnder, R. Rosenthal, J. f'armiehael. Ron' 5: J. Milner, J. Marcus, R. Leiser, P. Norton, M. Romeiser P. Klingenmeier, R. Kreiling. Hou- 5: D. Whaley, P. McKenzie, A. Skarin, D. Pollard, I. Dell, E Smcthurst, T. Perrelli, F. Barrett, S. Jordan, H. Hopper. 1 This is the third year during which the National Honor Society has been a part of our scho0l's activities. llembership, as stated in the code of this organization, is based on scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Mr. Gladieux, through whose efforts we obtained our chapter in the Honor Society, is sponsor. Each year a banquet is held for members, their parents, and the faculty, at which certificates of membership are presented. 21