Salamanca High School - Seneca Yearbook (Salamanca, NY)

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SENECA Heads of Staff -Allen Stephens, Business: Barbara Pavlock, Literary, Donna Dowiasz, Typing: Miss Mohr, Adviser, Jayne Fenton, Asso- ciate Editorg Bridgett, Editorg Linda Askey, Layout. Each year the Senior Class of Salamanca High School publishes an annual of the year's events and personalities. The Seneca Staff, composed of interested and qualified Seniors recommended by the faculty and the principal, faces the awesome task of editing this yearbook. They are kept hard at work, writing the descriptions of the various organizations and departments, planning the layout, canvassing the student body for sub- scriptions, arranging for'photogra.phs, and in general, attempting to meet deadlines. Editor-in-Chief Bridgett Davis SENECA STAFF-Back row-Ann Dye, Margie Dugan, Allen Stephens, Mike Zaprowski, Eldena Cooper, Elaine Pascar- ella, Linda Zerbe, Joy Swartz, Matt Weber, Patti Bierfeldt, Gail Bargy, Linda Magiera. Second row-Mary Lynn Wujastyk, Kathy Prebynski, Sylvia Gongol, Sharon Brooks, Joyce Fisher. Front row-Karen Brooks, Gay Keeler, Judy Fitzerald, Mary Agnes Wujastyk, Diane McLaren, Rae Jones, Candy Printup, Carol Ball.

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Standing-Aurelia. Puvel, Elaine Pascarella, Mar- tin Rogers, David Pincos- ki, Linda Zerbe, Sharon Stephens, Alana Lindell, J oyanne Swartz, Sylvia Jusko, Pat Cleveland, Mary Grace Pecora, Kathy Cornelius, Bobbie Scott, Stephanie Mikowicz, Lana Ambuske, Mary But- ler, Kathy Skiba, Margie Loncz, Helen Ukolowicz, Toni Bean, Karen Brooks, Mr. Rich, Adviser. Seated in front-Linda Magiera, Ann Dye, Faye Barhite, Linda Askey, Sue Kry- sick, Rae Jones, Candy Printup, Linda Andrews, Marsha Holt, Mary Bud- zinski. First row-Mar- tha Kammire, Carol Ball, Sue Long, Kim Franklin, Marianne Meyer, Joyce Dills. Second row-Syl- via Gongol, Kathy Pre- bynski, Gail Bargy, Joyce Fisher, Cindy Gray, Darla Skrok, Sharon Mohr. Third row-Linda Flad- ing, Mary Jo Schaeffer, Barb Pavlock, Gail Net- tleton, Betty Pavlock, Ann Ambuske, Calla Smith. Fourth row-Su- sie Oyler, Mary Agnes Wujastyk, Toni Prebis, Candy Stallard, Gay Keeler. WARRIOR X The news of and about Sally High is brought to the student body and to the community by the Warrior, our school paper. It is published ten times a year by the Warrior staff and the journalism class. Preparing articles for print teaches reporters valuable journalism skills in addition to serving as an outlet for the news. The Warrior staff is composed of six staffs. The editor and assistant editor are in charge of the general manage- ment of the paper, assigning stories, gathering news, and deciding what will appear in each issue. The exchange editor reads papers from other schools to find fresh new ideas to bright- en up the Warrior. The photography staff gains experience by taking and developing pictures for each issue. The sports staff covers Varsity and JV events and girls intramurals. The mound of typing for each issue is done by the typing staff. The impor- tant job of selling advertising space in the Warrior falls to the business staff. The Junior High news is reported by the Junior High division of the Warrior which is a model of the Senior High staff. Saint Bonaventure's Press Day, which is held each spring, gives the Warrior a chance to compete with other high school papers. Preparation of stories for this event is a, highlight of each year for the Warrior staff and reporters. Warrior Editors - Back row- Susie Oy- ler, Mr. Rich, Patti Bierfeldt, Matt Weber. Front row-Gary Lewis, Diane McLaren, Diane Bierfeldt, Jayne Fen- ton. JUNIOR HIGH WARRIOR.-Back row-Terri Verros, Linda Harter, Charlene Milanowski, Wendy Pet- ers, Judy Herbach, Mark Pavlock, Ted Kammire, Jack Sipko, Rodney Taylor, Thad Leasky, Dave Jones. Seated-Debby Urbanski, Gabri- ela Saradin, Julie Keeler, Lynn Greer, Mrs. Anderson, Adviser.

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I UAL AIDS VISUAL AIDS-Back row-Linda Magiera, Tim Jackson, Jay Frost, Lina Case, Faye Barhite, Mr. Komorowski. Front row- Steve Frank, Ken Gould, Joe Wolford. ANNOUNC1-ER'S CLUB The Announcers Club is the newest extracurricular activity available to students. The club is designed to pro- mote interest in the field of radio. Revival of the recently discontinued Teen Time, a weekly show that was heard of the local network, is their most important project. The club hopes to expand and increase its membership in the future, President-Dennis Hughesg Vice President-Ron Bromley, Secretary-Carl Bacellig Treasurer-Walter Hemm, ANNOUNCERS CLUB-Back row- Mr, Ormsby, Adviser: Roger Domagal- ski. Front row-Walter Hemm, Wayne Gilman, Dennis Hughes, Ron Bromley. In this organization those boys who wish can learn the mechanics of the movie pro- jectors and other instruments used in the school. It is their responsibility to operate these machines for the teachers. They are also trained in the lighting and stage manage- ment of the auditorium for assemblies and other pro' grams. President-Howard Freemang Vice President- Joe Wolfordg Treasurer-Tim Jackson, Secretary - Linda Magierag Maintenance-Dale Hutcheson: Faculty Adviser- Mr. Komorowski.