Alden Central High School - Album Yearbook (Alden, NY)

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F. F. A SERVICE CLUB Front - Miss Eastwood Row 1, L to R - E. Swyers, S. Nadeau, J. Nuwer, J. Mallon, L.Olszewski, J.Kazmark, R. Ruzewski, D.KelIy, A. Fox, D. Francis Row 2 - D.Billiar, C.Wisniewski, D.Miedes, J.Foley, B.L.ee, R.Hor- nung, W.Cullen, D.Henskee, L.Kazmark, R.Lemke, W.Newman Row 3 - R.Kreutter, D.Kreutter, G.Miles, G.McGauhey, R.Meyer, D. Johnson The Service Club, under the supervision of Miss Eastwood, enables the students that are interested, to gain experience in the use of the different machines in the school. These stugents then show movies and slides to the diferent classes. This club has a large membership and is a very important part of our school. g0W LING Row l, L to R - D.Miedes, L. Snyder, M. Cole, F. Venditti Row 2 - G. Franklin, R.Dynas, J.Foley, E.Dabb R.Hahn, Ja Woodard, D.Kreutter, A. Fow, R.Nehrboss, Mr. Koch, R. Redman Row 3 - R. Snyder, W. Cullen, J. Kreuger, R. Rider, R. Lemke, S. Ferry The F.F.A. is a national organization of farm and rural boys studying Vocational Agriculture in the 48 states, Puerto Rico and Hawaii. The primary purpose is to develop rural leadership, cooperation and good citizenship. Alden chapter rates high among the 8 chap- ters in Erie County as a result of a well rounded program of activities. The Bowling Club of Alden Cen- trol formed in 1951 and continued through till December 1953. There were eight teams which competed against each other. Row 1,- L to R - B. Gardner, M. DiPasquale, J. Neeland, P. Mauer, G. Meyer, R. Fulton, B. sfilb Row 2, L to R - F. Becker, V. Jablonski, L. Becker, L. Rayner, R. Polik, B. Sturm, J. Seitz Row 3, L to R - M. Spillane, J. Kumpf, N. VanVolkenberg, G. Evans, B. Polen, B- Kramp, E. Venditti Row 4, L to R - L. Spencer, M. Spillane, M. Walker, D. Eastwood, K. Mansfield, C. O'Mears, N. Garner, R. Nehrboss Row 5, L to R - B. Kidder, B. Hodge, E. Swyers, J. Kazmark, J. Greiner, B. Kocol, J. Eshbaugh, J. Nuwer

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comi went scho trust Q? H gtfx 3 ESE e if 5 .- i' Agfa , ROBERT EAGEN This was Alden s second year in the newly organized Oatka Football conference, which has now seven teams. From all indication this newly formed conference is be- ng a big success. Through the guidance and coaching of Mr. Melvin Schaef- fer, Alden's football team won the Oatka Conference and through the first unbeaten, untied season in the ol's histor Yu The highlight of the season was the last game against Akron, havin won the conference last year, was the only team Alden fund not yet beaten in eleven man football. When the game ended, Alden had its undefeated season, winning by a score of 25 to 0. The seven seniors leaving this ear will be greatly missed in the future. They include the three co-captains, Woodard, Dick Mansfield and Frank Yax, and Danny Billy Nuwer and Dick Neeland. boys continue in their various walks of life, we will never forget their football days at Alden DAVID EWERT