Kensington High School - Compass Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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en iam THE FUTURE IS YOURS. YOU ARE SO LIKE ICARUS AS YOU TAKE OFF INTO THE UNKNOWN FUTURE. THROUGH EXPERIMENTATION YOU WILL GRADUALLY APPLY THE PRINCIPLES YOU HAVE LEARNED HERE AT KENSINGTON. YOU MUST BE CONFIDENT, AS YOU PLOT YOUR COURSE, THAT EVEN THESE UNKNOWN, UNTRIED PRINCIPLES WILL SHINE AS A BEACON TO GUIDE YOU TO SUCCESS IN YOUR CHOSEN FIELD, BE IT THAT OF A DOCTOR, A LAWYER, A TEACHER, AN INVENTOR, A SCIENTIST, OR A HOMEMAKER. THE ARMS OF AMERICA ARE OUTSTRETCHED TO GREET YOU. YOU WILL BE ABLE TO FURTHER YOUR FONDEST HOPES AND AMBITIONS IN A LAND OF FREE MEN. JUST AS THE TINY ACORN GROWS INTO THE GIANT OAK, YOU, NOW AS YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN, WILL DEVELOP INTO THE FUTURE CITIZENS OF OUR BELOVED NATION. WHATEVER THE FUTURE MAY HOLD FOR YOU, THROUGH THE GUIDANCE RECEIV- ED HERE, YOU WILL BE READY AND ABLE TO MEET AND ACCEPT IT. 20 M, .- .. ma, Y , ml. . ,, . ,L

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enior W icerfi Dick Faber, President Jack D'Amico, Treasurer Jack's pleasing personality and his always neat Joe Col- lege appearance are prime reasons for his popularity with his fellow students and teach- ers. One of the key lettermen on our swimming team, Jack, the executive type, was an officer of his Junior Class last year. Nick. Lpngo, Boys' Marshal Nick Longo well deserves his high esteem here at Kensington, because gf his friendly, polite manner and his likable person- ality, O e of Ken's most dynamic athletes, Nick has been a membqfgf our baseball and basketball squads and scored more than his share of touchdowns as left halfback on our football team last year. 1 Marlene Kuske, Girls' Marshal Winning is routine for our Girls' Marshal. Not only has Mar- lene been a member of championship volleyball, basketball and bowling teams for four years, she is also President of her l-li-Y. She professes an interest in the business world. ' 22 Dick's quiet unassuming ways have brought him many lasting friends at Kensington. Besides being an honor student, Dick was an outstanding member of the Cross-Country Team and was invaluable to Ken as a pitcher on our baseball team. We all wish Dick the best of luck in his future endeavors as an engineer. Sally Heeb, Vice-President The qualities which make Sally a good cheerleader and officer of the Student Council also cause her to be liked by everyone. Assuming jobs of responsibility, she carries them out with sincerity and integrity. Next year she is planning to go to State Teachers College. Judy Albright, Secretary Our effervescent Secretary always has a cheery Hi for everyone. Her leadership and her excellent capabilities have been evident in her work on the Student Council and the Coun- cil on World Affairs. Besides having a part-time job, she is an honor roll student and a member of several athletic teams.