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

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The 6 little monsters Seventh Grade Quaztette Betty Fillion Jerry's Girl Co-striker Eva minus 6 Mutt and Jen Bubbles Relyea It came from outer Space Ns ki 34

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Tlx W1 zrigizwlg L. ga R.: R uh ' 7' M0ud,-I S. 'f K- Willialn ' Spmui, R. A YEARBOOK STAFF ll ox' E Scot . Bowers I rl, R. Roberson, S54-:L 392318112 lfeow, E. Q . 0 - SO, Eastland. w. G. Giazier, 1 MEMBERS OF THE STAFF Robert Roberson, Editor, james Nichols, Jerald Kuhn, Assistant Editors, Grace Glazier, Art Editor, Shirley Eastland, Literary Editor, Eva Wilder, Grace Accurso, Sharon Starks, Sandra Schaus, jean Moudy, Assistant Literary Editors, james Sproul, Photographic Editor, Robert Anderson, Sports Editor, Mary Ellen Fox, Circulation Editor, Kathryn Williams, Eloise Scott Margaret Hull, Ronald Bowers, Assistant Circulation Editors. The staff has been working hard to make the 1954 edition of the FLASH the best that has been produced. With the aid of Miss Mills, faculty advisor, we believe that the FLASH will again be the success that it has in other years. Miss Ellen Mills Faculty Advisor X bo 'L Q Q I k s -, -' ... ' - .rr - . S --.- ' .Q . - .-

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OOT BALL Tlurd Row, L. to R.: Coach Malinoski, C. Blackhall, I. Sproul, R. Schaper, M. Wiese, R. Anderson, N Schneider, T. Truesdale, B. Gilbert, M. Brown, K. Schneider, T. Dailey, D. Eastland, P. Boldt, Managers Second Row: W. Neamon, R. Scott, R. Mapes, F. Wiese, I. Davis, D. Weaver, R. Howell, j. Mitchell, P Sherwood. First Row: C. Weidinger, P. Draves, P. Hamblin, F. Green, G. Stangl. After summer recess, D-M's squad of athletics retumed to the Alma-Mater and climbed into foot- ball togs to resume war on the opposing schools. After three weeks of grinding into shape, D-M successfully met Hinsdale at Delevan and the season was under way. Another win over Limestone made D-M even happier. The big test was coming! D-M was to lock homs with Little Valley at the county seat and the winner would probably take the crown. All who saw the game won't easily forget it. D-M consistent- ly bulled through and around Little Valley and then would suddenly draw back and send 'em deep with a pass. Early in the second quarter, half-back, Bob Roberson was badly shaken up and re- ceived a broken nose. ,He didn't know it at the time and continued playing. At the end of the third quarter, D-M led by 27-7 and needed only a matter of minutes for a victory. But iniuries took their toll and the D-M attack stalled, ran out of gas and stopped. The margin dwindled and L. V. surged ahead. D-M made a final attack but L. V. withstood it and took top honors in a 34-27 victory. The following week D-M faced West Valley and waited too long to start playing and took a 45-46 defeat which ended in almost complete darkness. The rest of the season went well. D-M warped Ellicottville 48-29 and wound up the season in a blaze, beating West Valley 44-20. Congratulations are certainly due to this D-M team. 35