Williamsville High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Williamsville, NY)

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Off From time to time throughout our halls we perceive mystical changes in the beauty of the subjects dis- played in showcases, They are only a small part of the work of our art students in their expression of the Miss Mary jo Healy Broad rtrokerf Mr. Erwin Lederer Oh. garb! Strains of melodious tunes, old and new, are never ceasing as the study of musical art goes on. The organizations and music classes spend extra time and patience practicing, as we have seen demonstrated in many memorable performances given by the bands, orchestra and choral groups. Keep that tone up, -Mr. Stoll directs the Senior High Chorus, Mr, Robert Stoll On your feel! But by the mme token , . . impressions of the world about them. Judy Flynn acts as a model as Miss Healy's Basic Art class practices drawing portraits. music We ' lf Mr. Lawrence Hemink Mr. Robert Greatwood Urzrmrr your legs! Mr. Casmlr jeleniewski Nfm' look people . . .

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Mr. Ellis Lyke The prarlire lelter for today . . . Miss Marilyn Bonin Came on nor: .' Ours is a world of big business and it takes many hands to do the job. Here in school we learn the generalities and many of the intricacies of the business world to be applied to actual use as we take our place in progress. business Mr. Robert Hickey Leis go lo Balaria. Miss Jeanne Poorten Come on, girlr. le1'.f art more bufirzeix-like. Miss Dorothy Sager ll l90 krzozw wha! er!! lurk! in my bean? Ready, begin -Miss Bonin's Typing class takes a speed IESI. N. Meinhold, B, Binner, -I. Hughes, E, Emmons, Mr. Hickey, S. Gongiver, D. Ahern, C, Kraus, T. Osinski, R. McClenathan I'll take two and how much will that be? Thats the only part of retailing seen by the public eye, how- ever, our students learn about all that goes on in the management of a successful business. The Lifesaverf' our school store, is run entirely by students and handles everything from general supplies and review books to gym uniforms. The Retailing class gets practical experience.

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homemaking Miss joan Makey Im't it a riot? Mrs. Davis lends a hand as the Homemaking II class learns the an of Sewmg' Mrs. Jeanette Davis A -A Left do a nice clean up at-iv ? 5. 14:14-?hE3' nl yob, girlf. 131.3-'1f,:-l.,n'5f.RgQf: 'W Following that tantalizing aroma wafted through if? the halls we inevitabl end u in our favorite lace, 7- I 1 Y P P 9 Qi' I Y . . . o - 1 L - T the kitchen. In addition to preparing luscious foods, 2 rl -ng the girls also spend time styling and sewing clothes for 5 Q-.gg 'slifillih A . . ',, Qty 352' ' themselves and their families. , 'Z X V x Q.. g if 4 ' . -, 1 -' in-. ,U L - 3 '-- '- 5-l ss -f ' . industrial arts The fellow who would be voted The Man About the House has probably spent many long hours in the Industrial Arts Department. There he is exposed to Mr. Robert Bedell I muff refer to my noter. The rchool up the .rtreet . . , Mr. Donald Bow All right boy. tbaff enough! Mr, Robert Schaefer wood and metal crafts, ceramics, printing and trans- portation. Mr. Schaefer assists Jerry Eggert in a mechanical drawing problem.