Delevan Machias Central High School - Flash Yearbook (Machias, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1953 volume:

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She travels to the far ends of the school district, checking on illness and ab- sentees, not to mention the time she spends at the three school buildings ready to give her advice and assistance to those who come to school not feeling so well. With her cool hand and a few soothing words from her, our pains usually vanish. Those movies, which add so much to our individual classes and to school life in general, are all the result of Miss Baker's efficient handling of the Audio- Visual Department. The Staff wishes to honor Miss Baker with the 1953 edition of the FLASH in appreciation of her time and efforts so well spent in behalf of the school. 2 ' X N J' Duane Sproul Superintendent Bills, transportation, personnel, main- tenance, and numerous other problems confront the Board of Education at their monthly meetings at the various three school buildings. We appreciate what they are trying to do for the advancement of education in our school district. They give their time generously in order to make Delevan-Machias Central School a better organized school system. Gloria Kemnitz Clerk Second Row, L. 'o R.: Jack Nichols, Howard Peckham, Clarence Nichols. First Row: Kenneth Iaquish, Kathryn Hopkins, jack Marsh, President Walter Felton, Absent. 4 l6'aard of duration 'Do The Student Body of D.M.C.S.: It is with considerable pleasure that I write this letter of greetings to you. .You are to be comnended for the fine yearbook of 1952-53 school year. The year has been exceptionally pleas- ing to me because you, the Student Body, have shown that you appreciate the IIBILY things the Board of Education and Faculty have done in your behalf. If I were asked for advice, I would remind those of you who leave D.M.C.S. this year to leave with a vision of hope for the future and with a backward glance of fond memory for the years spent in school. an Om., H CWI: TLMUWWAW. Princzpal 'Q' fr 9116111 fy 4. Hia to 1? el C '.' on:-ad:1g?:1,,e W' fence 61der -I 1-abgln anice ewes to R Richard Graham Nor- Sccond Row, L. , man jonath. First Row: Barbara Hcimerle, Victoria Eade. L, I j 0 ff.: A une Hlrrisolgfllr Dedrick R l 0 be fl Mica, N 0mi Bgker, L. to R.: Alice Harrison Kathryn May, Nettie Ionath 6 Second Row, L. to R.: Elizabeth Anderson, Elizabeth Young. First Row: Rhea Dunlap, Mary Rinlro. Francis Malinoslri R.: Swv L- to 09' -Yhgmvs . Glenn line Wild' 'ck' . Pg!! ll! New e Smith' sew L. to R.: Thelma Cooley, Gerald Abendschein, Marie Watson, 'Dmomas Elliott. Second Row, L. to R.: Mary ,lean Culbert, Ellen Mills. First ow: Mary Roberson, Bernadene Thompson. , N CUSTODIANS L. to R.: Leonard Emerich, Clyde Pollard, George Clarke, Roger Reed. w E 6 'L 1 - 5. -r Per anne! Gail Chapman Elementary Supervisor s 'Sag X: f l. Secre tary aw R Can n Role' pion- uewo' Thom L no R.: Gosldlllrksi- Glenn . HQW Claflfe' CAFETERIA WORKERS L. to R.: Mrs. Burkett, Mrs. Dunkle, Mrs. Schaus, Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Peckham, Mrs. Williams. Mary Louise Brooks :BC ald Duncln' Geo Fl k 'mw.,.,,,, .awvggiy Vincent Stearns Guidance Director, Naomi Bnkef School Nurse . fl 'Ie X blk . 1 Mm ! X M ffaff eww nx , azmp 'U-Laurmi lfQa,urr1-Yf , 0. C r 7 Q19 f' 0. of .QLm2 1 E fig-'W 0 A ' F y X-. ,..... F as-R-P . C 7 Q MW PRESWENT 6fd5S Offffdfi VICE-PRESIDENT DUANE CARL DEDRICK Agxiculture Farming Smiles DOROTHY ELLEN STEVENS Business Course Be n good wife. Star Dust 611155 0 1953 MR. GLENN THOMPSON Advisor RICHARD M. ROBERSON College Enunnce Course Cenmic Engineering Tenderly PATRICIA ANNE WHITNEY I-lomemnking Course Be A good housewife. Ave Maria SECRETARY 11 TREASURER GRACIA ADELIA ASHCRAFT Business Course Secxetnry l'll Never Be Free JUNE ELIZABETH EVERTS Business Course Clerical Work Keep It A Secret Glass df I 95 3 CAROL ESTHER BOLDT College Entrance Course Become 1 school teacher. Moonlight Sonata' ' GERALDINE LORENA GASZ Business Course Besuucnn Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes JOYCE IRENE BREMILLER Business Course Accountant Blue Tango 12 NORMA JEAN GILBERT Homemaking Housewife Why Don't You Believe Me DONNA LEE HOWELL Business Course Advanced Secretary I'm Confessin' 6 ass fff I 95 3 MACK F. HOLMES Business Course Get a good office job and be 1 millionaire. Mule Train IEANNINE E . KENYON Business Course Good wife and secretary. Honky Tonk Angels IANICE MARIE HARTWE LL Business Course Good housewife and secretary. 'Why Don't You Believe Me 13 .f F5 1 FE JEAN ANN KREPPS Business Course Good Secretary Don't Let the Stars Cel in Your Eyes MARIE OWSLEY Busine ss Course Wave ' 'Humores que 6145.9 vf 1953 BURTON CHARLES MUSICK Shop Course Air Force l'll Walk Alone 14 LEO NORMAN Mc KINSEY Science Course Nnvy ujvryingn PATRICIA JEAN PECKHAM Science Course Nurse ' 'Some Colden Day break GARRETT WARNER RELYEA Science Course join the Nsvy Do Not Forsake Me RITA MARY SCHUMACHER Business Course Get married and be s good wife Lady of Spain KENNETH GEORGE WARNER PHYLLIS IANE SAAR Science Course Nurse Tenderly 614.95 0 1953 MARGARET ANN ZECHES Business Course Agriculture Be s firmer. Beer Barrel Polka ELIZABETH ANN WESLEY Business Course Work in office. Tell Me Why 15 Be 1 housewife. Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes ,funiars OFFICERS Second Row, L. to R.: Treasurer, Robert Roberson, Vice-President, james Sproul. First Row: Advisor, Miss Culbertg Secretary, Shirley Eastland, President, Gerald Kuhn. Third Row, L. to R.: G. Kuhn, D. Weaver, R. Anderson, B. White, N. Williams, H. Herman, A. Dedes, H Goetznmn. Second Row: Miss Culbert, R. Pierce, R. Roberson, D. Coe, R. Schaper, M. DePass, E. Scott G. Glazier, K. Williams, C. Brown, j. Sproul, L. Mason. First Row: M. A. johnson, M. Fox, L. Fancher, J Mason, S. Starks, R. Relyea, D. Weaver, B. Richardson, S. Eastland, J. Musick, E. Wilder. 16 ' OFFICERS Second Row, L. to R.: Advisor, Mr. Malinoskig Secre- tary, Norbert Schneiderg President, Douglas Dedrick. First Row: Vice-President, Joyce Stanbrog Treasurer, jean Moudy. Saplwmorcs Fourth Row, L. to R.: j. Mclilheny, Mason, D. Blackmon, A. Massara, R. Tingue, R. Goerss, R. Bowers J. Nichols, D. liastland. Third Roux' M. Klink, J. Moudy, D. Wri ht, P. Hale, G. Davis, N. Schneider, B Gilbert, L. Bull, D. Dedrick, M. Brown, Mr. Malinoski. Second Eau? N. Tidd, J. Stanbro, D. Holden, G Accurso, M. Houck, Saar, M. A. Haines, M. Brown, M. Hull, S. Schaus. First Row: H. Titus, M. Wiese C. Weitllnger, P. Draves, R. Scott, lf. Peters, Henry. m. 'WE' v Q Qs A Ms ,ww . .x Q ww 1 T ' . X Q Q vafx M, 6 -1. SM' 1 wwf Y 1 s . lf, 'QQ . all M: .- 5,5 Q 2 Q 'X E ,, NQNQRSRWS Q f . K. 5 AXKIA 4 ,,gZfi iivff' a x Y1s,4iL'9 1 as an -A .1. A X SQ M . Qs 40 sig wmiiifsf :Q gg I , F , , k k fa 4, , '- W ' - -QM ' 4 . - x J Aga? .Q r a K , , -X, ,lf Q .K ,.., , A , A Sw 'lik 'fn X'.- 15. Xml 5 'Q Q4-Hur :mf ' A - X an QN '13 ,sa-ff-' Third Row, L. to R.: Mrs. Cooley, D. letter, W. jackson, T. Henry, D. Law. Second Row: Fletcher, D. Beach, Kleiber, C. Barber, D. Blalte, G. Eastland, M. lleny. First Row: M. Bolton, C. Green, M. Renniclt, S. Chaffee, H. jetter, C. Bump, S. Easterly, S. Curtis. Third Row, L. to R.: 1. Weaver, B. Scott, W. Warren, J. Van Ornum, J. Stangl. Second - Row: Schaper, A. Rogers, R. Wolfe, C. Murphy, P. Boldt, D. Watson, C. Rich, M.g. Reed. First Row: G. Mason, K. Rogers, R. A. Nichols, D. Wassel, M. Kendall, . Tesch, M. Peters. me .ff 5 'ww Third Row, L. to R.: W. Boyd, L. Boyd, D. King, A. Lang, T. Graham, T. johns. Sec- ond Row: R. Chamberlain, B. Joslin, S. Bump, R. Fillion, R. Kern, P. Kittleson, C. Laird. First Row: R. jetter, P. Bochnrslti, J. Long, E. Hoffman, j. Kuhn, M. Hartwell s. Dedrick, s. Kris.. ' Third Row, L. to R.: Mr. Abendschein, J. McElheny, R. Green, D. Pierce, N. Tingue, R. Stangl, D. Mason. Second Row: S. Boutwell, C. Rease, C. Prutsman, M. Snyder, E. Rosier, C. Willett, N. Whitaker, M. Wiese. First Row: J. Milgate, F. Kendall, E. Owsley, Vedder, N. Wilder, S. Martin, M. Peters. 1 ifztlz Gr dc .-.-.--.n 5 xv Q, 8' Zfhird Grade ................-.....f...,.N1+Qy , M, ...W N- ........................-so-,egg ae? il.. au! ADO 'Q' 'Site if if C ' '25 faq :gar- am fi. ...er .. L SQ new ...R . L . C - 4 . W 2'-ia? . X . 1.1! Thirfl Raw, I.. lo R.: li. Knight, R. Herman, A. Roberson, Heinz, P. Quinn, S. Falk P. Luke, D. Taylor. Second Roux' Miss Bates, N. j. Brooks, C. Roblee, F. Bergholtz K. Morgan, R. Quinn, C. Neamon, L. Rogers, S. A. Smith, G. Dash. First Roux' M Schlining, R. Clever, T. Meyers, G. Albright, P. johns, W. Mason, R. Paddock, S Weiloszynski, P. Green, W. Hobson, W. Lutz. Fourth Razr, I.. to R.: P. Wilder, C. Cooley, McMahon, G. Cornell, R. Wilxsc-, K Boyd, I.. Wagner. Thin! Roux' Miss May, J. DuCl0n, M. Pierce, R. Sisson, lf. liz-rc-cz L. Faust, 1. llrandt, M. Tidd, T. Potter. Serum! Rmr: S. Law, D. Rosicr, ll. Klcibcr M. jones, M. Hull, li. Kendall, Potter, M. Brown, T. Wcidcmann, M. Smith, I Nourse, King. First Roux' G. Nc ligan, D. Tullar, Dunkle, C. Nichols, ll. Higham H. Huck. '+1Y:Ngxm'x H .., , , .,...........-...........n, .. . . .. ....,,.,.....,.,..................,NK...-.... 5 .--.-.--vw .X are idk' A 'J' R is I ---Q' s X x I X. ' JJ' M. ui- -f' - Lsimx-L Wm, ,gig 4 M Q iz, X fp'.f : -:F-mi Q kfq -M . : ,lx , f 2 I K ,ig M. V 'x 1 1 A 31 i x -, - '- ' be ' if N l . X Q- aw? .4 k k f H - A -, -. ' B- 2 ir Q Kirks fr? 3 QQ R M lim' 'Q A -fx S- ig . Qx Fix 3' , R.. .-Y as LQ RSSQ 05: if 'i Third Row, L. to R.: Mrs. Dunlap, J. Clever, E. Smith, F. Hoffman, R. Farrell.Sec0nd Row: R. Wiltse, Lawton, D. Zillcer, D. Harrison, R. Herman, P. Wilson, F. liasterly. First Row: 1. Wolfe, D. Klink, Willem, M. Houck, D. Holts, M. Green, CQ. Bannister. Third Row, L. lu R.: R. Stangl, P. Bylerly, G. Law, W. Fillion, M. Sampson, Marsh Second Row: Mrs. Rinko, T. McMahan, R. Smith, Cflumm, D. Gasz, J. Pierce, li Goetzman, Howell, Howell. First Roux' R. Hul , M. Long, R. Bowers, K. Holmes D. Milgate, L. Kemnitz, P. Persons, j. Schneider, J. Morgan, P. Peckham. :wi . Jil F Q . I ,Q uf' ,Ny ,. KJ a Fourth Row, L. to R.: Mrs. Anderson, M. Smith, P. Recd, R. Coe, R. Schlining, C. Lund, B. Dedrick, G. Van Valkenberg. Third Row: J. King, M. Sproul, S. Bannister, I.. Stafford, K. Schramm, K. Schenk, R. liastcrly, Willett, M. lf. Warner. Second Row: D. Woodring, F. Smith, D. Law, A. Stefan, M. Krepps, D. Anderson, 1. feafla, M. E. Mess, K. Tesch, N. Trowbridge. First Row: D. Tingue, D. Curtis, D. Siewert, G. Kemp. Fourth Row, I.. Lu H.: Mrs. Young, j. Bump, D. Howell, W. Broskett, F. DeMuth, 'I'. Reimer, R. Shisler, I.. Gilbert, J. King. Third R011 .' A. Scharf, L. Titus, J. Relyea, D. Holcomb, D. Massara, K. Turnquist, T. Dailey, S. Mason. Second Row: C. Warren, N. Darrin, Kleiber, S. Law, Nourse, E. Goerss, S. Fillion, M. Kendall, R. Chamber- lain, S. King. First Row: E. Hanes, R. Cornell, F. Schwab, P. Hartwell. Haurllz 5 adv J, M.. Third Row, L. to R.: S. Kin- sey, F. Lounsbury, D. Phette- place, Mrs. Conrad, R. Os- borne, C. Schlining, R. Howatt. Second Row: C. Borer, L. Pix- ley, G. Francis, R. Phillips, K. Herman, S. Richards, V. Long. First Row: R. Beard- sley, Hoffman, R. Bigham, R. A. Law, L. Law, R. Pruts- man, G. Zeafla, B. Bull, S. Richards, B. Smith, R. Morgan, M. E. Parsons. Third Row, L. to R.: L. Scrip- ter, R. Rogers, Smith, T. Persons, S. Hartman, D. Wiltse, D. Boehmer, Mrs. Graham. Second Row: F. Nagle, B. Whitaker, L. Wood- ring, R. Bull, L. Novak, D. Milgate, M. Wielosynski, A. Felton, M. Rohauer. First Row: j. Abraham, J. Nichols, j. Holmes, G. Surman, R. Was- sel, S. Tisdale, V. jones, P. Marsh, L. Fletcher. 25 .-........--.-- ..,...w....-N-.-. --Q-v--Q---N sig.-....Q.-N 3 ,punasnnannw URlUll?lD 9irsl Grade Third Row, L. to R.: M. J Stevens, j. Ritchey, G. Harris C. Roll, S. Czernowski, S Hise, M. Shenk. Second Row Mrs. jonath, W. Lindsley, L Schaus, S. Nichols, M. Weic mann, K. Stan l, L. Stefan, K Smith. First Eow: P. Chafee L. McElheny, E. Schaus, D Brandt, P. Hunsinger, F. Wes- ley, T. Barber, R. Perrington. 3 , ., fag W we . f we N 5 ,b v Q ,, , J 1 it 1 Q x - Q, W .... :. Q 2 xi Q65 L 5 . I : I f - L I , '- , I E 'K ' -, ., if 4 i M 1 ' if Q 1-fg W 1 ,- ff , , g 1 ' 'K if L' 5- .x,4.,,,.. K 4 . Wag W ,lib J W 1' fav 8 5 Q 35? . V A - , . wk '1---: if A K g 'R UE.. X ,.,' . iz HSE! NOW fs - - wf. Q1 x X ,L an '7 f 13 ,f V . 1 -wzfwgamuuwfm ff we 3 . Q fs - V b Ef V WM zifkkiv , wi , ,-QQ? S N5 if 'W ,Gi K. 1 ug 9 fini mf kk ,wt x K' anvil? Jag 3' Q? 1. fs? wmg YW' , if ,Mawr :K X S ,wifi K QS NSW QM up i k 1 lvl si Q QW .NIQIIKINOK -me we X s is X 5 3 2 S if-A-W 3 . .s fi U5 is xx 1 an x fern-an-nun--.WW 2 f Q S M4 ww '- f i RW. -unusua-.A.. Q m 4 is-Q x Band Fourth Row, L. to R.: R. Howell, L. Bench, M. Brown, D. Weaver, D. Marsh, M. B. Trowbridge. Third Row: R. Wolfe, D. Dedrick, R. Anderson, G. Glnzier, H. Stevens, R. Pierce, R. Relyen, D. Dedriclr, M. DePnss N. Schneider, C. Weidinger, J. Nichols, M. Fox. Second Row: S. Schaus, junior Third Row, L. to R.: E. Smith, D. King, L. Van Ornum, D. Watson, C. Rich, B. Joslin. Second Row: M. 1. Reed, S. Marsh, W. jackson, T. Grn nm, W. Wnrren, P. Byerly, P. Reed, j. Clever, lg. Schnper. First Row: . Peckham, J. Howell, R. A. Nichols, S. Chaffee, S. Martin, J. Wolfe, S. edrick, P. Kittleson, D. jetter 55 Q34 if wk Q 'wf 5? - 'WW 'fx ML- ' 1 W 2 rw Sv hx I .Xi Nj 'Q at , AF x Qi, , if lg, ,WX E? X w - 2 X if , ' , f 2 5 . . X , ' . A 4 N 1 - - , . f ' Q 1 T, , . may , 5 ,. M, A N ' :Q Q SN I ig Q f sf fi , Q , . 3 '. 45 fx Y 'Slums-k W audi-- si? i ' W . . lam. X f 4 . 451 i wi Q W flggfw . 5 ws 2 , 4' Q5 .f , M 0 'W iii rf ixwwl, fm W ,W 5?-.Q-Q. 5 V I Q ,wa zzrscs 6 uh I.. to R.: Miss Baker, S. Nourse, P. Saar, A. Woodard, D. Peckham, G. Accurso, li. Higham. ' atianal llanar Society Second Row, L. to R.: R. 1 Schaper, R. Roberson, Sproul, R. Roberson,Rl. Kuhn, R. Pierce. First ow.' Mr. Graham, P. Peckham, E. Wilder, B. Wesley, R. Schu- macher, D. Stevens, M. Zeches, K. Williams. Members of the Future Nurses' Club are girls from grades 9-12 who are sincerely in- terested in becoming nurses. Entrance re- quirements into schools of nursing have been discussed and simple nursing procedures demonstrated. An annual visit to a School of Nursing Open House has given the prospec- tive nurses a glimpse of real nursing life. Attractive silver and blue pins identify the group. Financial assistance will be given by the Club to any member entering a School of Nursing. Candidates for the National Honor Society are selected from those students of the 10th, 11th, and 12th grades who have a scholastic average of 8575 or better. Those candidates, who, in the opinion of the faculty and present members of the society, are considered out- standing in character, service to the school and community, and leadership qualities are then elected to membership. Once elected, a student remains a member as long as he con- tinues to maintain the high standards of scholarship, leadership, service and charac- ter. The Varsity Club has definitely found its lace in high school life at Delevan-Machias. q'he roup, an athletic organization, concerns itselgwith athletics and sportsmanship. Sponsorship of an intramural basketball lea ue, providing cold drinks at all home bas- ketball games, and the creation of the Varsity Club Award presented to graduating Seniors for athletic ability, are all maior accomplish- ments. On the social calendar, the trip to Buffalo to watch the Harlem Globetrotters vs. College All-Stars, held the spot during the past year. The Varsity Club plans to be even busier in the future, enlarging the scope of its func- tions for the advancement of Delevan- Machias. For just any book take a look in the library. Reading improves your mind. Library Club members are always willing to help you. There are magazines and files of pictures and maps prepared and kept neat by the Library Club. Come in any time and you are always welcome. There is no frigate like a book '. 6115 B. Nonrae. 115 Williams, C. Weidinger 33 .Cibrary Second Row, L. to R R Wolfe, M. Houck, Mrs. Wildnck Club Advisor, D. Blacknaoa, Stangl, L. Nagle. First Row D. Dedrick, B. Wilson Weaver, A. Daggett, S Glle Varsity Second Row, L. to R li Malinoski, R. Roberson, Sproul, M. Brown H. Titus Roberson, R. fierce int Row: P. Dedrick, W. Heinz F Green, C. Blackhall, P S er- wood, J. Mitchell, W. Neamon, D. Hognte, R. Anderson Second Rouf, L. to R.: L. Fanchcr, Kuhn, R. Boutwell, K. Lang, Miss Heimerle, J. Saar, N. Tidd, R. Vedder, L. Glazier, G. Goetzman, P. Til- linghast. First Row: H. Ma- lone, S. Hamblin, L. Rich, A. Schaus, F. Schwab, H. Ste- vens, B. L. Fillion. Press 61116 Second Row, L. to R.: Miss Eade, M. Zeches, R. Schu macher, P. Saar, B. Wesle , P Dedriclt, K. Warner. First Row D. Howell, G. Ashcraft, G Gasz, J. Hartwell, D. Stevens 9. ff. A. The Delevan-Machias Chapter of the F.H.A. is affiliated with both the State and National Organizations. To raise money for our service projects, we have held a ba e sale, skating party, sold popcorn balls, and yarn dolls. As our proiects, we have supplied Christ- mas gifts to the Red Cross and dresses to a Mission in the South. Press 61116 The Press Club is organized under a new advisor this year. She is Miss Victoria Eade of the Commercial Department. Members of the club are from the Senior English Class. The paper has a new name, Del-Mae Data, sug- gested by one of the members. During the year, the staff toured the Olena Times Herald , and had the experience of being on the spot when the news of the plane crash involving the four Niagara Univer- sity students came in. The Machias Sentinel has recognized sev- eral articles regarding national issues which the students have had printed in the paper. Sky SSX. Q xg Xu if Q my N. X SQ A S , ,wgxmmns or W? Mwwwfw 'win nurfvtx? STS' NY? tfwa kt xr an :ww ix W2 M A X M- H wIi39iRFRKi'?XNi33 s N5 AFV 51 1x-KE . . Nxeylbeas OF as Edl:Ll,o??E:, sw.:-1 10. G mei- go C . YB . 552211. Bwif'-. 'f wo.-W' W' wwzxx. llcarbaok an ... wr-ff Sf? Eg... Staff gb! L' SKF' ,gd go Eff-1- g.g3'g',,,..s ,Q rf-ggwf-335, 'wh . Gettvgiiac. ,Eb wh Ll 'vzrGPug ofuayclwahiy Af' Pffhlgfioxilr idk W'111Y ' 518 ' 9 3, HQCWEYQQ lol' lib: V' s Third Row, L. to R.: E. Wilder, I. Sproul, R. Anderson, J. Kuhn, M. Owsley. Second Row: M. Fox, L. Krepps, G. Glazier, K. Williams, S. Eastland, D. Howell, S. Starks, R. Schumacher, J. Hartwell irst Row: P. Peckham, B. Wesley, D. Stevens, R. Roberson, P. Whitney. if . Mol' After many calls for write-ups, pictures, names, and all of the other items that make up the FLASH, the staff settled down to work with frequent headaches over s missing pic- ture or somebodz' we forgot to put in the hook. With the help o lliss Earle and her Shorthand and Transcription Class, we got all of the material typed and ready to go to the publish- er. Everyone has his fingers crossed several times while waiting for the first print of the FLASH to come hack so we can see whether we put the names of the F.F.A. under the F.H.A. girls picture or some other major tragedy such as that. The Staff hopes s ain this year, as in every year, that the f953 version will he the best ever. 49' 49 01 36 4?,g.f 5 X naps 3 5 1 R Ill' .- fx . 6 mfs l Q i 1 .J 1 WW, Q. Oh my aching back! That was the gen- eral opinion of all the hardy Del-Mac athletes after the first few days of prac- tice for our 1952 football season. The first week was spent in getting rid of the kinks which resulted from soft summer living and after this prelim the boys settled down to real work. This work produced miracles. D.M., who rated low on the C league totempole blossom- ed out with a stonewall line and back- field defense, and a good passing, better running offense. The first test of ability was staged at the Delevan athletic field against Little Valley. After a fair first half the boys were down by one touchdown, but things grew worse. In the third quarter D.M. managed one T.D. but Little Valley re- taliated with three. Suddenly D.M. ex- ploded with an amazing string of three touchdowns in the same number of min- utes. However, this rally was not enough and D.M. went down to a three point defeat. Down from this loss D.M. went to Arcade where they suffered a 34-l2 smashing in the annual night game. A team with two losses, and no wins has no' right to be cocky, but D.M. was just that when they arrived at West Valley and they were even more cocky when they returned after trouncing W.V. 42-24 for D.M.C.S.'s first football win in history. This win was just what the Doc fMalinoskiJ ordered. Now thoroughly pepped up D.M. crashed to an easy vic- tory over Ellicottville. D.M. was now carrying a 2-2 record to Olean's Brad- ners Stadium to face Hinsdale. The game was a classic and was climaxed by Gary Relyea's 64 yard run to make it 27-0. With revenge as a motivating force D.M. clashed once again with powerful Arcade, and in an amazing exhibition of teamwork, overwhelmed the Orange and Black by a lopsided score of 37-13. The Ellicottville game was very dif- ferent from other games in many ways. The 48-0 score four favorl was the worst blanking any team had received all year, and the game was climaxed in a raging snowstorm which all but ob- scured the white clad Ellieottville players. Although we lost the title by three points to Little Valley, the season was very satisfactory in that the football jinx at D.M. had been broken. We all look forward to next year's season which we all hope will bring D.M. het first football title. Coach Malinoski aotball Donnie Coe C enter Roy Scott Backficld 38 Dick Schaper Dick Roberson B ack field Max Brown im Sproul backfield Gene Hoffman B a cl: fi eld W'-is ,.,...-f . My Backfie ld X ff? lv iii Ugg X 1 S .. , V 4 -'fx ,Q A X X W.. Q ---R.. -. ff- M 'Q lffb .. M if STS? we X 5 456 l k 6- 5 Second Row, L. to R.: M. Brown, H. Titus, D. Schaper, B. White, M. Weise, B. Anderson. First Row: D. Hogate, Manager, D. Roberson, B. Roberson, P. Dedrick, G. Relyea, j. Sproul, R. Scott, D. Weaver, Manager. VARSITY BASKETBALL l952-1953 SEASON As can be seen by the scores, this was a very successful season for the boys from D.M. In the course of winning 15 out of 16 ball games, we captured the Class C League Crown for Catta- raugus County. It wasn't easy, however, as it went right down to the last game before the team actually won the race. This game was against Limestone on the Limestone court and it was for the championship of our league. The team came through to play one of its best games of the year and defeat Limestone in a thrilling game. All of the boys and Coach did a wonderful job this year. Mike Weise and Dick Schaper were high in league scoring and led the team to many a victory. Max Brown, Bob and Dick Roberson, Roy Scott, and jim Sproul all did excellent playing. We all wish the team the best of luck in the coming play-off games. VARSITY SCORES Ellicottville Hinsdale Limestone Delevan-Machias Delevan-Machias Delevan-Machias Delevan-Machias 58 Holland 21 Delevan-Machias 54 Little Valley 42 Delevan-Machias 33 Cattaraugus 15 Delevan-Machias 62 Arcade 32 Delevan-Machias 49 Ellicottville 47 Delevan-Machias 51 West Valley 44 Delevan-Machias 55 Hinsdale 30 Delevan-Machias 49 Limestone 44 Delevan-Machias SS Holland 35 Delevan-Machias 49 Cattaraugus 39 Delevan-Machias 49 Little Valley 52 Delevan-Machias S0 Arcade 45 48 35 37 35 51 46 40 C 5 Elia Dick Roberson oacb Bob Roberson Maliaos ki Bob Anderson Burt White jim Sproul Pat Dedrick mp. Max Brown Mike 'ICSC Second Row L to R D Willett T Darley L Bull, j Mitchell N Schneider, B Gilbert B Malone, Manager First Row C Blackhall F Wiese H Bigham, F Green Accurso, J. Kuhn, C. Weidinger, R. Bowers. Dick Schaper Gary Relyea Roy Scott Harold Titus I fffo' y A - pf .A 3' K: sw Ji S' Ml E 1 gk 'Y get 4 Wish W W f s' Z , , ff 1 K5 X f f W .C 'f 4' 3 , V fig 1 U ' :Aff v v .Mg s . , - itil-T w '. - 7 SEMQVA ' kt H cv .4 ' The j.V. team had a fairly good year winning 9 and losing 7 games. However, nearly all of their games were very close and exciting, so even the losses were good games. In one game, Jim Mitchell threw in 24 points for a J.V. record. Best of luck to the J.V.'s and their Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Delevan-Machias 26 Holland 27 Delevan-Machias 26 Little Valley 30 Delevan-Machias 29 Cattaraugus 62 Delevan-Machias 47 Ellicottville 31 Delevan-Machias 42 Arcade 41 Delevan-Machias 28 West Valley 27 Delevan-Machias 36 Hinsdale 45 Delevan-Machias 49 Limestone 30 Delevan-Machias 29 Holland 42 Delevan-Machias 36 Cattaraugus 35 Delevan-Machias 27 Little Valley 26 Delevan-Machias 53 Ellicottville 32 Delevan-Machias 43 Arcade 54 Delevan-Machias 37 West Valley 26 Delevan-Machias 37 Hinsdale 57 Delevan-Machias 39 Limestone 36 41 it! E 5 , -. L, Wwlxx -1' :F .ng- .mm , fa :wifi .15 X. V. : fi wigs? 90 e JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The j.V. Cheerleaders all agree that it was fun this year for such a We want to thank Miss Eade for her help and also Mr. Graham and Coach for helping with prac- tices and the school song. We will never forget this year with a new cheer here and there and always the question, How will we do it? 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