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P leanur W ltul kr Norbfrt R um R 1 1' w 4 J A 1 4. v -5 r 7 A ,. w- . . .m Y ,I I . 4 .. . 5 . Q, .Q Senffinel FOREWURD A tattered album of photos holds a wealth of cherlshed memorles Your y earbook IS the Sentlnel of 1950 To you the perfect yearbook may be a blg plcture of you some smaller plctures of your frlends and lots of blank spaces for autographs Some yearbooks have trled to approxlmate that ldeal On the other hand some have been works of art ln whlch lt was dlfficult to find anyone s plcture at all Feelmg that the rlght answer l1es somewhere between the two we have tried to give you a yearbook whnch wlll blend together the artwork, the plctures and wrlteups as you want to remember them. We have endeavored to capture some of the pleasant memorles of Depew Hlgh School. If we have but cry stalllzed some small portion of our school 3CtlVlty, our goal will have been attalned To those who are leavmg our hallowed halls, may thls truly be an album, made old by tlme but lmperlshable by remembrance. 2 rx I : b 1 21ff-s 5252152 f22 -'-11fs 5 iagsgagagfifigiff iflle' f1f'ffff 5 ssfsff 1'f'2sfe2 WPA- f' Q,-ffw F If -ng, turn- 'ti-H 1 l' E' dl? wi M-W E' -I., 1 L .we-pr 'Qi- IPR. 'Nw Ar U 5 ' VY' muon c r TY PICAL MODERN SCHOOL BLILDING FOLIND IN AMERICA TODAY DEDICATIO Careful studles have shown that Depew ls a slowlv but surc-lv Urowmg eommunltv Thus certaln growth makes new school facnhtus a necessltv Our Broadwav blllltllfllf, whlc h IS extremclv old and outmodcd was vcrv much crowded tlllb vcar and as a rc sult nearlv llltv students had to bc transportcd to thc Northside School Our Lc ntral building IH frrcatlv overcrowdcd on thc clcmcntarv level w hlch wnll evc ntuallv producc ov erc rowdcd conditions at the Junior and senior hx h levels These condltlons will contmuc until Depew has a new school blllldlllff To somewhat alleviate these condntlons thc Northside I rade and Junior lllgll Qc hool has been qultc completelv rc modeled and a new addltlon contammv three showcr rooms adcquatc ofhces and storavc rooms as well a two nc w classrooms has bcen added Ilhlb addltlon docs not cfrcatlv mc reasc the l l sch l l does, however, malcc It modern ln cvcrv rcspcct and morc complc tc than c vcr be ore V e the students of the Depcw schools, hope that we max be soon able to boast of a new ,Iumor and Senlor lllvh bc hool such a the bulldmv above It should malce all of us ln Depew mterc sted ln a tv pe of bmldmv we deslrc of a ,Iumor Senior lllgh bchool It must bc realmed thouffh that thc above slcctch ns not the school to bc erected on the fortv acre sltc our school chstrlct has purchased for such a purpose It lb but one of the mam proposcd plan that have been made of our future school ln Depew The people of Depew have alwavs met the needs of their bovs and girls ln the past Wlll thev contlnue to do so now -0 that we of Depew mav soon be able to loolc proudlv at a new and modern blllldlflg w hlch wlll prov :de the nece-sarv f3Cllltl6: to meet the needs of present dav educational concepts' W e, the graduating class of 1900 hope that the people of Depew wlll reahze the seriousness of the sltuatlon as lt eust- todav and w1ll launch a COOPCFSIIVC effort to meet the educatxonal needs of thelr ehnldren 3 9 4 ' '41 m 17' P4 .., . 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Sttlzng 'Nlr joseph Trojano-,ln Mr Chester Flack 'Vlr luclan Ferbet Mr Adolph Kotz Mr Ros llaucr Standing Mr Joseph Nlr-Parlhn Mr Alfred Lux Nlr Walter Mlechowlcz Mr ,lohn Sauer Dr wlllldlll I' Phelan BOARD 0F ED CATIO Tts educatton orms the common mmd ,lust as the twtg ts bent, the tree s tnclmed lm Jrcssuons made u Jon a student m school usuallw remam wlth hlm throu hout I I S hfe The no ulatlon of the ulla e of De ew has mcreased wnthm the last few ears I P 3 P Y and therehw rendered the present school sw stem Inadequate Our Board of Educa tlon reahzed the gravltv of the sltuatlon and proceeded to do something about It Not onls dnd thes authorize a land purchase for a new, modern, well equlpped school but also made 1m rovements u on the exlstm schools to tlde us over untll the new P P 5 hugh school IS constructed Althouvh their task has been unremuneratlve, the mem bers of the Board of I ducatlon have dxhgentlw labored to make our school system and sports faclhtxes modern For the convemences now afforded at our S orts affalrs and the leastn atmoe P P 8 phere of the colors m our classrooms the students heartnlw express thelr thanks to the Board of Education 6 fgifinyn fuk NX l Nl llll-I SUPERINTENDE T 44 CENTRAL SCHOOL NuR'I'll Slllli SCIIHUI, 7 B RUADWA Y SCHOOL Sv? 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'Us 15 X , 1 f ' l ,xg , X5 li H , LG, X' Av 1 . - x? s- ,ru 4-4- 7 Ar 5 .2 , S 3...-1-' 3 ig 53, w m 13 wiv Qt iqif , 5 .Wi fa ,Y 5 11 'fir NJ f 5 , 5 ' 1. 5 N-x X '95 2557 ll 1 I A 1 Q X, 5: Q , gi H5141 J ,A X54 A QgQUi6Ps MR MARCO CUERRA Senior Class Advisor For hls untlrmg efforts and guldance we remam mdebted to hlm and wish hun success m all his undertakings LILA DICE Secretary Personality full of rascal f Y X CLASS 0F 1' PAUL PIONESSA V we Presulent Adventures are to the ad ANN NI ASCI A Treasurer fls wlse to learn, us God like to create VCIlll1l'0l1S In the mountain of truth we never drmk ln vam 16 CLASS WILL ANCELO ARCADI to Steve Kellx I leave mx abnlltx to slt nn class unseen LEWINY BROGOW SIXI to anx yunnor hrstorx student mx enthusrastnc laugh at Mr Kozub s Jokes C' JOE DU RSO to ,Iohn Corskx mx talent for dashmg lnto the homeroom to the tune of the bell ex erx morning ,IINI GILNIORI' mx knack for bun on tht bottom of the plle at the football games to Ralph Follno ROV ALD II AUSI R to any dIYlIHlI0lI5jllI'IIOI' I I1 ax e mx lovc and knack for sellmg popcorn DAVI' WIALKI' NIII to John Savash mx talt nt for bemg the star football player on the bench W ALI Y ONISK to Don Gerlach mx part of the harmonx ln Mr Stock s class PAUL PIOINESSA to ,Iohn Durso mx gentlcmanlx C' treatment toward the gurls basketball team NORB RFJOVI SKI to ,Ilmmy Loradorn I have mx acturate wrlteups for the DH S basketball team GILRRY SCIIILI IWC, I leave my grass sknrt to the yumor gurl It fits best EDDIIL W RAZEN I leave my woman hatm attltude to Walter Scrabskl ALBIN WOCJICKI to Paul Weber I leave mx abllltx to talk with glrls .IOL WITILK I leave my advxce that sllencc IS golden when among gurls to Mrke Pel letterle CRAIIAM MOORI to Jesse Stornellx I have my book Ilow to be Musclebound rn 42 000 I'asx Lessons by Charles Atlas IZZY CARUPRP S0 to Pat Felger the advice alwaxs be the first to laugh at teacher s jokes NORLI' N DORSCII to any Junior gurl I leave my knack IH maklng friends and keeping them NIARCELLA .IILZIURSKI I leave mx old sneakers and basketball rules to Dorothx Koczur VAN KOINST I leave my brlght red sweater to anx one who wlll wear nt TOM I INDSI I Y to Irlorlan ,lanowskl I leave a few lnnts on how to stax than PAT LL 'NIAN to mx brother ,llmmx I leave mx weeklx trips to Mlss Larle s ofIice PAT LL KOW SKI leaves her good looks to anx yumor gxrl who wouldn t mmd havlng them BI TTY MII' CIIOWIC7 to anx junior gurl I leave a few lnnts on how to make money takmg and sellmg puturcs of D II S athlc tc KITTY RYAN to Ruth Spcllman mx abllltx to look good with llttle halr I UIS YW IIITI' Snaps off her long hair and dtposrts lt at the feet of Cathx Crottx JOYCI' W AGNI R to I velxn llxzx I leave all mx tall box frunds 'NIILI II IABOROYY Slxl I leaxe mx nerxe to sm before a crowd to Rose Felh JLSSII' W ASNILTII I leaxe mx falthfulness to one fellow to Wllma Hx nes ,IO SII HAGA to anx yunlor I will tell how to be ln the home room lr t ANN 'NI ASCIA YY rap up her palnt brush and ca el and :ve them to anx Junlor who tan use them BLTTI SKRABSKI to Vs lnnn Nha e I leaxe mx happx dl po ltlon RITA CAI-FNEY I leave mx worn out tx pewrlter eraser to Y Ida Santo 17 Vt V - V VVV V VV .. 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NATALIF KRZYWICKI I leave mx old beat up pamt brush to 'Worm Wmkler M ARCE FAN REAU to Glorla Caraccxolo I leave mx hl h heeled shoes wlth the knowl edge that she can use them CHRISTINE TFRRANOX A To Teresa Szot I leave mx Spanlsh book wlth all the HIISWCFS WI'lItCIl III KARL BENSLEY I leave mx football Jersex to anx Jumor who wants a good eat at the football games DON BECKER I leave mx sllent technique wlth the glrls to Herbx Bach JANE BUKOW SKI to Dorothx Tomczak mx attractlon for Rx an II1 h boxs LEX A EVVIERY to anx Junlor w ho lox es to argue mx abllltx to have the last word with Mrs W ltt DOLORES FOSTI' R Snaps off her blonde curls for Marx Ann Rzekos JIM GIBBS I leave mx barltone volce ln boxs glee club to Bob Sharpe TOM GROVPS I leave mx game of halftlme basketball to How ard Schafer NORB HYZY to a future drlxer mx knack for mnssm everx pole whlle drlxmg the drlver lrallllllg car DON KIHL to Arthur Mapes mx talent for sellmg old motor scooters LL CY KOW ALIK to June Chrusuckl mx ablhtx to talk wlthout belng caught CHRISTINE KRAWCZYIX I leaxe mx love for Slllglllg to 'Nlarx Condello ELEAINOR W ITLI SKI I leave mx dlmples to Joan Dee lNORMA LIPPLRT to Anna Saxash I leave mx talent for tellmg cornx jokes ARLENE LUX I leave mx ablhtx to argue wlth Chrls Terranova to anx fun lovmgjumors CAROLYN MALYSZKA I leave mx desk ln Secretarial Practlce to mx slster Adelme LOTTIE MROZ deposlts her cheerful dlsposltlon at the feet of Rlta Messenger JOE PIKULA to Stanlex Jezlerskl I leave mx abllltx to wlsecrack mx self 1n and out of trouble JOE RECUPERO I leave mx curlx locks to Norbx Boron knowmg he can use them DOLLY ROGERS to SWIVIH Rx bak I leave my abllltx to wm when argumg wlth boys ILDDY RUSZANOWSKI mx orlgmal oral toplcs to ,Ilmmx 'VIazur RICHARD RYBAK to ,Iohnnx Tramer I leave mx knack for making money the easy wax INANCY SHARPE I leave mx short hair do to Mazle Connors ART SIUDZINSKI to Tonx Boleeno I leave mx muscles to be put to good use IRENE STRZAI KOW SKI Drops her cheerful attltude at the feet of Sophie Fronczak JOE TROVIINI I leave mx Don Juan technlque to anx junlor who wants results ALDREY W AISS I atest stx les seen on Audrey will next be seen on Bette Gorskl LARRY WATSON Mx walks with Arlene ,I to anx Juniors who want a happx senror year HARRY WRAZEN Leave the muscle ln mv right arm to anx JllIll0I' lovmg baseball I:.DW'IN WIENCKOW SKI Leaxe mx bashful attitude to Skip Eberlx JININIY W7O,ICIILCIIOW SKI Leaxe mx frlendlmess to Rlchard Cowles RONNIE KW AK to Clarence ,Iurek mx first place posltlon ln half mule track JOE MROZI' K I leaxe mx famous hook shots to llttle ,Iohnnx Herb CHET ZOLA I leave mx plston leg legs to Gerrv Frederlckson LILA DICE to Shlrlex Lakomskl I leave mx saxmg let s haxe a partx 18 -1 'Q , - I l In . 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NORI I N DORSCII Oluel lllldS9llllllIlg wet lil lc rest: d lll every thing arnund ur f Q 'U KM X IJ, JW 7 f -aff! 11fV A 1, f fff' f ff ff f Nl XHC-XRFT l'-KX REAL I tlnnk of nothmg whlle aught re mams to do JUS! l ll DLRSU II4 1 .qu rs he ddneee he has llu 4 31 5 of youth 'J J' DOI ORILS FOSTER Her ready smlle IB a pleasure to behold IIINK EMFRY lilu'-.lung IS the c0l0 vlrlue I if ull ' , lf , f - 3 RITA GAFFNEY Blessed are the meek for thev ln hcrxt the earth' 3 I ' , FL:-f, . in '27 1 I 20 J KNIPS GIBBS y umuntr IS the world and mv rc- I non IB to do oo Nl Nf- RON XLD HALSER Be swift to hear slow to speak 5 ow f In Mrill JANILQ GILMORF Whatever we convuve well we express clearly and words flow vnth ease NURBI- Rl IHIY I would help others nut of a fellow fu.lln 'I HOMAS I RUN l- S n from lurhru k Road won u got to show me MARCELLA .IEZIORSKI Athletic, yes, and sunny too, always smiling, never blue. 21 S' lf Q I5 l DONALD KIHL A tfmn that boasts of inhahilanls Iikq hjlll can have n0 lark of good socig-ty. 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' SgJ'0vv . v f r - ' ' r 27 sf JI' Sblk VI AbMUTll A lnttle nonqense now and then I' DWIIN NY ll' NCKOW Slxl I ve never found the companion that was so com mmon able as nude 1 IAWRPNI lf WATSON en n om 1 1. franlxnee JUSLPH WITLlx llls quletness Llldl'dCl6l'lSIll ofln-s concentrauon I Ulb W IIITF I :fe IS one long giggle 777 47' ,of 11 ,if P LEAN OR W ITULbIxI Few thmgs are llll possible to her duh gence and skull f f 28 1 1 ' - I n f ' ' , ' . V , . I ' ' ,'.' I , . I ' , ' I' .:. 1 I ' , I I If I I 1 f, W lj rf ,' 1, A I ,, , ,. A Y 1 . 1 'l N A ,f , 1' I Th ' is o w' l'k- !! gg, W 9 f M I 4 I V x T r . ' ' . IS l I ff - ni . - X ' . X-1 ' ALBIIN WOJC If lxl friendly and sociable- his lnqunrmg nature ns .llwdws C I 4 5 xl' HAHRX W ll XII N hvvry thin 1 mm -A to those who mall JNNII S VLOJLIEC llOV6Slxl W lrtue alone IS the unrrrmg, Slgll of a noble soul MILDRI' D LABUROW Slxl Trlfles make pvr fPCIl0Il but p1rfPr' tion 1 no lrlfll IDNX SRD WRX!! 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CLASS HI TORY The class of 1950 upon graduation looks back with fond remembrance to their hlgh school day s Many are leavmg D H S and plan to further their education m higher mstltutrons and others making therr mark m the busmess and mdustrlal fields Clearly remembered IS the first meetlng held by the freshman classes durlng which the Central Hugh class elected Van Konst as president Donald Albrecht as vnce president James Wojcxechowskx as secretary and Thomas Groves as treasurer At the same time the North Jumor Hlgh freshmen elected as their president James Gibbs Nancy Sharpe as vlce president Anne Mohr as secretary and Arlene Lux as treasurer He who does not advance falls behind was chosen as the class motto the Amer1can Beauty became our class flower and Blue and Gold our colors The north side class sponsored a successful Hallowe en dance and at Chrlstmas time had a class dmner followed by a dance Wlth Mrs Lnlhan Bartlow as their advisor the Freshman class closed a very active year wlth a spring dance Under the advlsorshnp of Mrs Mary Dombrowskl the Central Freshman class had a successful drawmg for a turkey and two very enjoyable dances were held a Thanksgiving Dance and a Valentme Dance We Joined forces in our Sophomore y ear under the leadership of Mr Wllbur Wllllams and elected Donald Becker as president Van Konst as vice president Anne Mohr as secretary and Natalle Krzywxckl as treasurer Durmg our Sophomore year we held three skatmg parties and for the first tune ln the history of orgamzed classes at Depew an Inter Class Dance was held Gulded by James Gilmore as presldent Nancy Sharpe as vlce president Loxs White as secretary and Van Konst as treasurer and with Mr Hugh Stock as our advisor we advanced to the Jumor year Included in our plans for the Jumor year was a Turkey Trot and a drawlng for a television set followed by the long awaited J umor Prom Natalie KIZyWlCkl and Joseph Mrozek relgned as kmg and queen with Arlene Lux Marcella Jezlorskl Graham Moore and James Gibbs At long last we had reached our Semor year and forged ahead 1nto a whirl wind of events under the watchful ey e of Mr Marco Guerra and our officers for the year with Van Konst as pres: dent Paul Pxonessa as vlce presldent Ann Mascla as treasurer and Lula Dnce as secretary The year 1949 1950 saw the resumption of skatmg parties with the seniors holding two ln the early part of thelr senior year In Aprll the tradltlonal Inter Class Dance was held Thls year also saw the begmnmg of a new Idea to cllmax the Semor hugh actlvltles The Jumor and Semor classes after due delxberatlon decided to combme the Jumor Prom and Semor Ball mto one huge affalr the Semor Jumor Prom Ball The kung and queen were chosen from the Jumor class whlle the Semor class provided the prmce and princess Thls mnovatlon proved to be a tremendous success After thls affair the seniors began making preparatlons for their Class Night Follownng the well attended Class Nlght the energles of the Semors were taken up by the final exams and then GRADU ATIONV The perfect endmg to twelve years of preparatlon and learmng 'Now upon leavlng we ynsh our successors for the years to come a great measure of en Joy ment happlness and accomplishment ln thelr hlgh school years A yye look back we can truthfully say It was tlme ysell spent 30 ' 9 9 U U 1 c 0 9 9 ' 5 - 9 9 9 ' 9 ee - 99 , v - , . . . . . , 1 . . , J . 9 ' 9 ' 9 . 7 - 0 9 ' 9 ' 9 9 9 ln attendance. , . , - A v . 9 ' 9 9 ' , ' 1' . , ' . . 9 9 - , ' Q . 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A V Y V v , , ee , - , 73 I b , 1 1 9 - CLASS PRIDPHECY Time Present Place Guidance Office On Xprnl l t 1990 Nlr Franu- Stock recelyeel a well wrapped paekave Remembermu 11 was Xprnl Pool Day he w as 1 uriou to see w hat some enterprising student eooked up for him He carefully unwrapped the pac ka fe and to hi amaze me nt lt contained a erystal ball Being ofa scientlhe turn of mind he at first wa tempted to use nt as a fi h bowl Lpon second thought es pecially smee noone was around he fot the urffe to make like a Swann Nfter gazing intently into the ery -tal ball to his surprise he he van to see the date 1960 and the elass of 1900 paradlng before lns ye-ry eye s lie membe rnnff his follow up study of D ll 5 graduating students he hastily began to jot down what he saw Anvelo Arcadi Chicken ls operatmff a yery profitable trucking seryice in which all trucks are equipped w1th eley ated seat Donald Becker was named the pre ss agent of ls delle the Chimp after defeating opponents for the Job with his stirring To flea or not to flea eampanffn speech Leonard Broffow ski professional te nms play er, greatly satisfied with his net profits Karl Be nsley after ld years of 4 xperu nee has dnseoye red that running after women harms no one It s catching them that doe s the damage playing hide and sick Isabelle Caropreso is I'CWOIl1ll0IllZlI'l0' science in the way her factory produces evaporated milk She gets it from dry cows Joseph Durso runs a pet shop that specializes 1n llamas imported from Bolivia His motto lS A llama for your mamma I lla Dice has taken over the Stoe k franehlse specializing in Diced Ice Noreen Dorsch runs a dairy farm m W IGCOIISIII and found out that cream costs more than ml k because it IS harder for the cows to sit on the smaller bottles Lena Emery manufactures shooting jackets CMade from gunny sacks Margaret Fay reau is in business making crooked dough She s a pretzel manufacturer James Gibbs failed his engineering course at Notre Dame and now has a W reckmg Co He says, If I can t put em up, I ll tear em down Rita Gaffney department store owne r who say s that ganta Claus doesn t come through the chlm ney any more lle comes through a large hole ln the pocketbook James Gilmore running the Pan Mnerie an Airways, says that his pilots can do any thing birds can exeept sit comfortably on a barbed wire fence Thomas Groves his life is a Uraye undertaking He s a mortlcian He installs two way radio sets in each coffin stating If there are any complaints I want to hear about them No one has complamed yet Ronald Hauser runs a laundry w nth this slofvan Don t kill your wife let us do your dirty work 'Norbert llyzy famous ballet daneer Che has to stay on llla toes says that some people grow old gracefully others attempt the new dances Marcella Jezlorski runs a beauty salon with a built in basketball court Wan Ixonst a famous doctor who has been treating patients for the last ten years and is still practie-mv Donald Ixlhl -tampmv the qunki label on oranve state that the best way to preserye them ls to keep them away from children 31 . - sq v , 1 h . V K W 1 l -m- 1 h on I? -A F I I F A n if I Us . W - , . . .' , , f , .A , , 1 V s V 1 . ' Q I ' . s I- . ' ' . D . H- -fs . 1 nfs .Lf S - . ' :IA , ,- . ' A . . P P ,. I A ,. , . . I, .. ,I-. L., , , J 5 , . U ' .' : .. ,, . V ,, .X 1 . i V v x v. y. . 1 . 5 ' U A D ' D A rr . ' : ' C D , ' ' D . ,. . . . ,. U ',, H . . . U U . I D ' ' , I I l in I' Ax rt I . . . . . C . Jane Bukowski: owns a South Sea ocean liner on which her passengers entertain themselves by 1 : ' D . ' I' 1' . PQ . - 5, I . ' - . r rr I ,as x - - - ' - ee - 99 , . 9 9 . lv : . 'y . . .I PQ I 9 7 9 9A I 7 89 0 ' -. v 1 - - , ' . , f ', I. -' 'I . 4 1 U , Q x 0 - ' ' ' F9 , Y ' y . ,I 9 -I ss - 1 ,, ' Y 79 . N Y v' 'i N FF 7 F' A -' ' ' v v 99 n - 1, D g - T? I I l T :s I I I i C N '- Q D. l :Q 'D 'si .' U s ' s i ' ' ' ' Ronald Kwak IS a gentleman farmer Wlth a huge dalry and poultry farm He grew rlch wlth motto, Kwakers and lVlllk Lucv Kow allk worklng ln a hardware store says that there s a catch to selllng fly paper Irene Kozlel IS the Amerlcan dlstrlbutor of Irlsh Sweepstakes tlckets ChflStlHHC Krawczyk has become another Kate Smlth The best thlngs about her popular songs are tllat they are not popular yery lorg Joseph Plkula IS a senator ln Florlda who just handed ln hls report of condltlons, entltled A study of the Shape of ThlHgS ln Mlaml Thomas Llndsley IS a sclentlst Ile palnts slgns Norma Llppert sells mlnk coats, Sheep at any prlce PHIFICIH Lukowskl hangs up the Burma shave slgns and states that lf a fellow uses Burma shave hls map won t show any short cuts Patrlcla Luman bottles moonshlne W here lt comes from lS a secret, stlll Arlene Lux prevented SCFIOUS damage to her restaurant by fire She opened a wlndow and watched the fire escape Davld MacKenzle IS a bank presldent who wlll lend you money lf you can present SUmCl6Ht evl dence to show that you don t need lt Graham Moore IS a famous promoter wllo wlll furnlsh the ocean lf you wlll furnlsh the shlps Walter Onlsk IS a dalry farmer who crosses cows wlth mules Hls object IS to get mllk wlth a klck ln lt Carolyn Maly szka as nurse she learned that exerclse kllls germs but she stlll doesn t know how to make them CXCTCISC Ann MHSCIH lnvented a pole eleven feet long for people who wouldn t touch thlngs wlth a ten foot pole Betty Ml6Ch0WlCZ restated the law of Medes and Perslans She says, To put lt slmply, one man s Mede IS another s Perslan Joseph Mrozek IS recognlzed as a good farmer He knows how long cows should be mllked the same as the short ones Anne Mohr IS the ow ner of a rubber band company She s maklng a snappy comeback Charlotte Mroz owns a hotel whlch ady ertlses hot and cold runnlng water It s true, lt s hot ln the summer and cold ln the wlnter Paul PIOHCSSH IS a manufacturer of changeable seat covers dlapers Joseph Recupero as long as Joe IS a senator, Amerlca wlll alw ay s have one form of alr mastery Norbert Rejowskl IS a famous AfflC8H explorer who just shot an elepllant ln hlS pajamas He says I stlll can t see how the elephant got lnto my pajamas Dolores Rogers ln the letters recelved by her as a loy elorn wrlter, she has dlscovered that necklng may not be fatal but lt has put an end to many a bachelor Edward Ruszanowskl IS a famous lawyer who wlll spend all of your money to prove that he s rlght He say s that crlme does not pay but lf lt does I get ten percen Kathry n Ry an has become a great phllanthroplst She s gly lng aw ay her money to strangers who HPPFCCIHIC lt rather than leavlng ll to her relatlves Arthur Sludzlnskl IS a furrler wllose motto IS, Hare today and mlnk tomorrow Nancy Sharpe IS now employ ed as a traffic slffnal she turns red every fifty seconds Josephlne Sleraga sells thermometers and tells all to buy them ln the wlnter lnstead of the sum mer because they are much hlgher ln the summer Joseph TFOYIHI IS a taxldermlst He knows hls stuff Chrlstlnne Terranoy a runs a hotel where people vo for a change and a rest The bell boy s get the change and the hotel gets the rest 32 R V , , ,, . . v .U V. . W , , v 1 . ' . . . . . . . ,, . 7 v ,, . Y - . . . . . . . . ,, v . . . .,, ' : ' ee 7 - an ' 9 . . . , . . . . K I v 1 J - . r , . Y 4 g u Y . . . , . I . Y , . . . . . . . ,,, . . 9 ' 9 ' 59 . . ' 3 . , . v I Q . V . . , . , . . . I A ' ' ' . ,: , v . . , C9 ' 7 ' 77 . v . ' v H. . ' t,, . . . V . ,, W . y ,, 7 '. v Y I ua- , a . ' . o ' z: ' . Audre Waiss: as soon as she became a nurse, several male ,atients turned from bed to nurse. Y P Joyce Wagner: is a manufacturer of paraehutes and is happy' that nobody' ever complained of a parachute not opening. LOIS Whlte ow ns a racehorse named Lollpop because the more you llck lt the faster lt runs Many people follow her horse whlle her horse usually follows the other horses JCSSIC Wasmuth has become a phllosopher who travels ln her own car because when she drlves she runs across so many lnterestlnv peoplf Larry Watson dlstrlbutes cuspldors ln a ear called Jose slnglng hls favorlte songs Cud I Call You Sweetheart and Oh' Ilow I Nflss You TOHlghl Edwln Wlenckowskl I' ddle IS the only man to whom other men always take thelr hats off IIe runs a cllp JOIIII he s a barber Joseph Wltek IS really looklng down ln the mouth IIe s a dentlst Albln WOJCICICI owns a dalry farm and when asked whlch cow he thought was hls best, he sald, Makes no dlfferenee, one s as good as the udder Edward Wrazen IS a prlvate eyeball who never runs down any tlllng but hls heels Hls motto IS, If the burglar IS left alone, he ll soon get rleh enough to qult Harry Wrazen just bravely struck out for hlmself and recelved no reward for lt he s a baseball player Mlldred Zaborowskl IS manufacturing oleomargarlne a food bought by people who have seen butter days Chester Zola lnvented a car that runs wlthout gas The back wheels are larger than the front wheels and the car IS always runnlng downhlll Rlchard Rybak IS very sad He lnvested all hls money ln Natlonal Underwear and the bottom fell out Dolores Foster IS the only person who drlves away customers and get s away wlth ll she s a taxl drlver Eleanor WltUlSkl IS smuggllng bubble gum lnto northern Slberla She s changlng Slberla from the wlde open spaces to the Wld6 open faces Gerald Sehllllng teaches all fashlonable Hawallan glrls how to hula and tells the boys, If you can t dance at least you can hold her whlle she dances Betty' Skrabskl a hlstory school teacher who was recently arrested on susplclon of belng a com Irene Strzalkowskl IS a famous SCICIIIIHI whose field of research IS nltrates ever slnce she found theln to be cheaper tllall day ratl s Natalle Krvywlckl IS a dallet hall proprlt tor WIIII tht motto, IJOII t be a square dance James WOJClCCllOWSkl lSa mtteorolovlst IH xI6XlC0 Clty IIls latest weather forecast ls, Lhlle today hot tamale The crystal ball Grew CIIIII Nlr btotk start d at lt for a wlllle rubbed hls ey es cleared hls tllroat and became lost ln thoufrht Afttr a few moments he puked up hls notes and began to read what he wrote as he gazed lnto the try stal ball Just as he was finlshlnv tlllb ullbtllcyable reyelatloll lle was lllICl'l'llpU.'lI by a student com lng ln and asklnv On wllat day are we UOIIIU' to haye next Wednt day s assembly 9 Nlr btock looked at hlm for a moment took hls notes handed tllelll to the student and calmly sald Read tI1lS',7 After a few mmutes the amazed student looked up questlonlngly at Nlr Stock who sald Llsten son I m volnv to glye you some adylce from the heart Study' Do Hood to others' Stop asklng foollsh questlons' Or else you ll Grow up to be llke them' 53 V D ,- i . . . . 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Q M N Q 1 if W X , v ' ...iigi ' I Wafer G C.-M., 35 M L d CLASS 0F R MryFl Sectary 0 f1,,IbB..,..9-A4 S-f yu' f-431.6 MV W Www w,,viM'7W Q43 fff1J f f ff! , '7 , Jan ld Pule wit X A, 'IJ-CE-di 36N,,,:C,,,P AHA I ' Q ose a eli 7 A re Mrs. Irene ohr ,ri V I 'lass A visor ' r ' I f fy' iffy! lf'-1 f - .,, 4- ' ' 1 .rf I V XXV, 1 . - ' 7 ' fx! 3'?'f 55 J M ,, --Z X ' Gloria Carqociolo Dona Baldo Vufe' 'es nt President 'V5 X ff 5 W I Richard 'owles I ,A , Treas rer . Z - Q 'Q-f 3, ' iffy! . J C tif ' W! ,ki-I. ., . ' I 1 A. H . V ' K' ' F' 1 ' f, , 3, 4 . . , 'fy r.5'4'2 2 1. 1 f .'. f, 1 - 'lbs . -Hr' 1 1 I I vs' 1 Alto' I A J J e - ,, . ' f . - . x3',Q' f 1 ' 1 1 I ' ' Xa' ,' A ! U f Je . ml ' oou jx v 'L 'Q Top rou R Cowles S ,Iezlerslu R Pa els ,I Mazur M l'berly S Kelly H Bach R Servos R Cybulslu T Szczechow ku R Koch R Romanczak Nluldle rou G Carocclolo E Stanek V Santo M Skarbek 4 Malyszka D ,Iankowlak S Fronczak R Messenger D WO-lClCCh0WSkl Hynes T Szot D Koczur D zdzynskn Nl Krasmslu D Rlccl R Felh . x G Bommer M Condello Bottom ou is whrreman C Brenster H Kowalewqkr E n1.k1.nsk Arfyflfflfciltss HI Tony June rolled aro nd and we awaited our ,Iumor xear with reat alllblllflll -lt the S be lnmn ofthe ,Iumor wear we elec ted the followm officers as :resident Donald 5 S g I Baldo as vue presndtnt Gloria Caraulolo as setretarx Rose Wars Felh and as treasurer Ru hard Cowles Our first wers sutcessful dance was the Masquerade Dance There was a wonder ful dlsplax of costumes of ew erw descrlptlon for whuh various prmcs were awarded Februarx came and the annual Y alentlne Dame w as he ld The 1lCL0l'3IlOl'l5 for tlus dance were the best ofam Y ali ntme Dame thu- far lu ld To ralse addltlonal mont x for the warnous needs of the class drawmf s were held for basketball puns and caudx -lfter careful C0ll5ltlCI'8ll0Il and thouffht the ,Iumor-. and qCIll0l'b decided to com bme the Junior Prom and DPIIIOI' Ball and to mhoosc a lxmv and ueen from the .lunlors and Pruue and Prmte s from thc buuor The affalr turned out to be a splendld success both finanuallx and souallx And now as our ,Iumor wear draws to a close we are contemplatmv the fact that we will have to lne up to the tradltlons estabhshed bs past Uraduatlnv classes It ns therefore up to us to serwe as an example and to perpetuate the traditions of Depew H1 h School J ld s W K RJ Ei X , Tm 1 1 . .. J R ,J I R A ll V A . f N K . 'I 3' ' .L 'U 1 . 'g ,- , - ,', - , t . .' . -H r- . , . 's , . , . I -: . , , :. , x-A ' - . ., ,- ' X j 1 I - ll 'Ina B Ml ' f - ' 1. df X 1 . .lx ' A 11' I L0 R l I A I ll I W at X Alex N ' . . 1 ,S 'T - .lf . l ' '. . . ..' , .Av A . 1 - 1' - ' . . --4, lx .v 1 ' ' -,,l rx, N L, ,Y . R . Y .- Y' l ,Q Q ' V. -is ' Af V s . N Y If .l ' si- I 1. . i . 1 . 4 . - H ' l v. 1 I N - U B f.L , I . 5. AP I -w, sl: N u-4 I. I ' , ,, , W. . .v ' .. Q N '. 1 i D . M .,,f ,,, D . o U.. ' x 'I 'U . ' N ' ' .' '4 ' 'I K ' .3 ' , N , A 'r-lf' X, ff ky . ' ii' 9177 c I e n -2' f ' 37 - ' ,J v , K ,gn ,-- 1 0 ' I ROOM 0 Top ron W Rlcottone D Mate z N Winkler lN Boron P Weber R Nfornm star F Ixoclalskl C Llppert J Durso I' Pemkofer R Folmo 'lluldle raw Stlrrnelh D Sehmerbach J Baker D Kowalski M lNoll If lxalamejskl P Celger P Felger L lv alczyk J CllFllSClCbl D Baldfo F Janowskl Bottom rote If ll zy P lxolnelskn J Frtel M R ekos B Gorskl T Medlak A Pawlowskl II Dll3CFH3fdlIllS 'I Connors L Crotty R Spelling Q U41: flff All-Lgf lyqiyl, bil-5, CLASS HI TORY As the future class of ol looks back, school das s held mam HCIIVIIICS whlch were enjox able and memorable Durmv our Freshman wear we held our first soelal event at the Boss Club Thls event proved to be our first ofthe manx successful events The Freshman officers were Ralph Folmo as pres1dent,,lohn Reger as vlce presldent, Mazle Connors as secretary and Chester Kozlowskx as treasurer The Freshman class advisor was Mrs Marv Dombrowskl who contrlbuted lmmensels to the sue cess of our first year as an orgamzed class Our Freshman Uraduatxon follow ed and then we w ere Sophomores In November of our Sophomore year, an Inter Class dance was presented fol lowed bw a Valentme dance ln Februars and In ,lune the unforgettable Sophomore Hop The Hop was the outstandmg dance of the Sophomore sear with unusually artlstlc decoratlons The elected officers of the Sophomore class showed unusual 8blllllCS ln the management of the class ln social and financnal affalrs As president we elected Theresa Szot, as WICC president Glorna C aracexolo, as secretars Clara Brelster, and as treasurer Esther lxalamejskl Thr Sophomore xear became a suc cessful x ear under the able superw mon of Nlnss l uereee Ohart, the class advlsor W 1 I I ' ' V 4 ' p 'V P X 'J f K l , X l l' 1 v, 'Ze Q' 1 A, , f 1 f Q I ' , . is f , - X ' f , 5 ' Q , Q 5 f , ,V A I p ti C C -3 1. 9 . l I 1 ,f 1' . 1 V ' 4 .' , ' I X , j, ' 1 - 3 9 ' ' , Y, N , f- ' ff ,, ' , ' X' . , . . 'I . ,i . .. S ,l . .' , , l , D. . , . , 4 . , . v , 1. V -,.. -.J 2 33.7 , . L . 1, . , . . , L . l , 4. ' ' Y , .Y 1 , . . . , . , - . ' 7 -l 9 . ':.. RQ . . ,., , . '., . , . , . ' , . , . ., . '., . , n. . f 4 Q' 1 ll X t P. X' f . A :L X , 5 J J f . 5 A l ly ' A D u I t rx ' l 5. : ,- . . . . X is ' ' ' Y X-0 . . ' ' . .J l v . D 1 ., I . 7 ' . My ' . . ' . . X, ls ' .3 . , Y. . I L D v v. . . s . , , - , J v Y '.:. A . M J h . . Mary Lou Scharf Secretary CL SS 0F Howard Schafer J h H 'D Mr buldo rellcettl Class Advisor 0 n erb Vzce President Pres :dent 39 Franklin Dhller Treasurer lx qwi A-5. ROOM Inprmc J ell x ll , 1 1 wbu lu IJ lfrldclx lil! r 4 'Nl Z1lZPIlSflll3tl' ll lxnelt D Tflllllldlx C 'Nnlmrn l Dmulajeuslu Xlllllil D Nici Q 1 Pr R Nunz Bolton: nm I Hamsf-ll J sl0I'llE'lll L S1 lllllll S Bohr H lorlxd li llurkard D Andrus 'loprou R Bloom V Slxfdlhf-lxl R -Xrvnl I Iledernk-Gun l lXllIlU H Sr'll.1fQr C Nllller R Nlxsivngir S ,lezmr lu llulrlh mu lmnlurfer R flulvwlale D Lv?I'llldIll H Bslma Rnnrls Il Slra mr ,I xldl'SlllEWS-,lxl llolmn ron I V011 lx X Hoffman Xdlletl Els lwlfl' J Dahl ,I Spulur IUONI - 4 , 1:1 KU! luprnn 1 ll Nl lluk N I mngua .1 0 Pl In II I,lllIN1IlIdINIfl' J Sauer J Gorqkl 4 ull: Illll I IJ Irvs -l I s Ii I rx L bar Ir Il lfultam mu I II Ir I ,I 'Uxldlp IJ Ixurll I blIllIIl A V' roI:IusSIu P Nowak 1 mu Ii Sl NI1lI1r I Petfrsdor I4 Saw.: 0 H Irxkow lu R Smith f ,lure 1 fr n K ll r un Ilulfllf run I QKIIUSIC Nl llur-,O Ix Ylnrlcr f Wujek R Lomluer fuer N Nh Ikl 1 Nl furwm I I aulllle NI Iollcllerlf Holton: roll X ,lankowskl ,I 0 cf a I m :DJ nm 1 0 'NI lidll I Xmlmr In 'NI bchwu mr! B Grove 41 f K J.. T 'i 1. ROONI 301 - ,'X N 3 ' . l 'N l I l A ' I If f l X.. 4 gg- W? , . F l . 1 o f ' ' Q if q Q , - I Sl -,g 0 I g e . - ,Q Top row: ,l. Hyun. X. Nlagnano, R. Hrandenlpurger, E. Mrowka, P. lfnolcrt Gorden. .llillrlle rout ,I. NN alt-zyk. J. flnrmlori. S. l.al-goxnski, C. Pellettieri. N. Sehultz, P. Dersam ,l. lloffnlun. H. Sllurpe. liuttum 111144: l . Vx muh, J. Coffed, ,l. Syrner, C. Frinke, M. Seharf, R ln' ' , ll. lu pee, fl. Mess' lg. V 4 'Y Af . y I-S . , ' ' ' D , , A. 1 - Q . e S D, : f - ' 'Q ' s 3' C ' dill 1 5 ll CLASS Ill TORY The Sopllomort Llasw of 19u0 has tnjowed a vers sueeesiful ytar lllI'0Uf'll tht tffortw of our rtspettne tld oflutr and our 1 law dIlNlS0I' Nlr f undo 1' elletttl .111 enjos able and profitable school xear was mex ltahlt Uur hr-t ot ml cu nt of the Near a danee held on Dtcexnhe r 'Oth ua a huve sueets- Xn Inter tlus Partx nn xslnc h the entlrc Sensor lllgh par tu lpated on Kprll 78th and the annual bophomore llop on the llth ol Nlax rounded out our memo rablt xear fhose oi u xs ho are pae-mv on to the .lumor Llano- look bat lt fondlx upon leas mf' the sophomore clams and are proud that their adxantement ln their edut ation 1 lllffllllgllllllg their ln u 42 Suzanne McNnchol .Secretary CLASS 0F Mrs Nlary Dombrowskl Class Advlsor Martin Bauer Vice President Fdward Cwhon President 4 3 Ronald Nero freasurer 3 'tg' Room 202A - Top rou W Meyer I' ,Iakuhczak R fhmelko F Cacclottl L kuehlemmd li Voolew Vzddle Pache IU Wexss R KFySlDSkl B Loder W Bablarz C Shone Top row F Krxeger F Qzafranslu R Puszert R Moore J Walss 9 Bwlac 'Wlddle rou F Rudmk M Kcmpglu M Abboton 3 Juszczak P Rott R Ccrlanh Bottom rou A Pfohl E Gloss C Brewer A Mapes R Fohr J Harms A Bolceno C7 ll 'M ROOM 203 44 2 .4 if ,f 5 M 2 f I ., - so if L Jfff. Q p V l 2 Q ' 7-V af - 9. I ' Q .. A 1, ,Q4 A 7 1 A, U- ' R ' x ff 4 X Af '1 x . W A W V ,,f, W n , 0 - V M . 5 ' . A i GQ 'J ig.. ' - 3. U 5 'N r rg, M M , ,V R R X -- ' x ' A, row: M. Santo, F. Nantka. F. Mamone, L. Denz, T. Pomaski. Bottom row: G. McNaughlin, A. , . , . , . , . , . . .:,.Y' ,.,.. .', . , . f.. ',-- 'f -ff Y - , . . , . , ' , I , . , . ' . v: . , . , . ' , . , . 1 , . , . . R E 2 it V l io ' ' , f R 3' Q F 2 3 , if R 1 ? f.,- I - - X ii . X -. . x if , x Q '- . ,. ' , ,, h 2 l 4 M. , Q H ' 1 - o Q- ,, - X. g ',. 's 'Wx V xo-'s ' ', ' 2 M WL! sf V X , um is - 1p'!! ' ,.. A Y r ' ' .- . , - V , , 1 ' , , ' I+ Milf M . - ff m , , , 11 in RO JNI I Q 1 I I I ll Ill re IX I I 4 1 :ll r 1 x N 1 4 4 Ill Illlll N I F 4 rou F Bro omskl H Plwvrt ,I xIOI1II R ferldfh I ll ll elm 1IIll1fHPl'llll 'H flrard J I Ima In 5 Nl: lf e I Hottnmrou I Ixcwallnlv. 5 Ilrfmn J NIIIPIHII II I Iumd NI f McINwhoIs T ty '7 ROONI -+3 ROOM - 209 W' lop row K Nero, li. Piskorz, C. Haniszewski, T. McCarthy, lil. Bauer, L. Sisson, J. Chirico. Middle row A Koziel, N. Pelletterie, L. Unselt, J. DiPizio, G. Bainbridge, R. Johnson. Bottom rou T Przyhyl S. Warmington, R. Magretta, H. Guenther, E. Kovacs, M. Santo. CLASS Hl TORY The Freshman Class of 1950, consisting of forty-two boys and forty eight girls, started the year with a Thanksgiving Get Acquaintedv party at the Depew Boys' Club on the 22nd of November, 1949. W'ith everyone having a very enjoyable time, lllrs. Mary Dombrowski, our class advisor, and our class officers planned another dance. It was held on March 17th, and another enjoyable time was had by all. The class looked anxiously forward to a formal dance on May 26th which took the place of the dance formerly held on graduation night. Our graduation was a thrilling affair as, for the first time in the history of our school, we received diplomas while wearing caps and gowns. 46 'Warne Baiher Secretary CLASS 0F 1'-5 l Mrs Allce Poynton Richard Boorum Vlce I resident .IOSPph Schultz Class Advlsor Presulent 47 David Xewlands Treasurer Top rou E Makowskx D 'Newlands J Schultz R Tunberlake W borenflo D lllbbs lf bled llhddle row S Williams A Brill D Conu ,I Muller J Clllllllllllg 9 Hodan li Srhmult L Kotchvara C Sobon Bottom rou L Hardy 'Nl Wilson J Albert ,l Schneeberger I Sclnllm Top row R Erhardt W Schultz ll Iollouse V Stachura R Campbell XX lmrlur I4 lxlme D Taylor llluldle rou D Ellington A lxamlnslu M Swartmood li Nlattlnv-. ll llatker G Dawes E Kent T lilaszkowlak R Burgno Bottom row D Iyll 5 Small D 'Vlayne N bmnth J Schneeberger M Babcock C Blackstone R Boorum 48 .. . ' ' . ' . ' ' ' . ' ' . . , . . , . , . , . , . , ,. . . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . , Y .. . I '. ' ' K, . , - . . . , . . , . . , . , . t D K. Smith, M. Basher, A. Hamann, G. NY llson. s lv C. u L H V . . . I , . . , . , , ', .l , , . , .b . , , .. W . . 1: . , . ' , . ' , . , ' fr, . ' ' . , . V. . I H . , I V V , . , . , . , . . . . , . . , . . 1 , . . . , . , . , . . Z6 IFDQITZQ GL ll C S 49 LIIIS Z JBAPQD R Hwburg R Follno D llec er S ondello J lxosteclu X Nlapts K lxeu her L Mcleod Letslde standing V P1a cki D Gerlach 'Nl Santo Q fvnda R lxrau Right side standmg fl Draskiewicv lx Repka ll Gian Bukowski lx -Krber G Keller Bath-ron seated NI XII eier .I Cap mello J Cerullo B lNataIz1a B Phelan F Bauer G Bleisrr 1' Storneli ,I G Weibel J Sheldon W Ottowicz Front rou seated 5 lxelly .I Stornelln E Hale F Gordon G Schilling H Bach ,I Pikula Kneelmg D B Skrabski L Dice C Garbacz C Folino IIIGIEILIGHT Under the direction of Mr Ilurrh Stock the Depew Hlgh School Band was organized in 1910 with a mere seven mem hers The band has grown rapidlx since and now contains 67 munbers The officers this xear were Joseph Durso pres :df nt Ilerbert Bach vice president Jesse Stornelli, secretary I ram es Stornelli treasurer Thomas Llndsley, librarian The upon our graduation. 5 band had several members represented ln the All High Band which gave a concert in Klelnhans Music Hall in April Participating in the Nlusic Festlv al held in Fredonia this sear we once more reeelved a commendable rating Rounding out our busy season of parades, football games, etc. we presented a well-received concert in May Reaching far beyond just the playing of music, the band hopf s that their association with music will produce a greater appreciation of the art and help to make us better citizens GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top rou-: P. Kohl:-lski, P. I PIg0r, I. EFIPI. S. llrown. NI. Krasingki, .-I. Krasineki R I'llllIIlf'l' IJ. I .I II usler, . ulumski, 5. Girard, A. W'iIkinson. IC. Knvaf-s, NI. Zalmranvski, C. Ti-rralmva, Smwnfl rout J. ffhrusrivki, Ii. W'eir'Innan. K. Ryan, NI. IIaIdo, A. Wrnlzlvwski. S. Wurminglnn. C, Ky-aw- 1-zjk. A. Halyszka, C. Iirf-ister, I.. lily. I.. IM-nz, II. Gurnlhr-r. S. Stenzvl. Y. Ilnrsr-Il. I.. Kowal- vzyk, D. Korvz. Sitting: IC. Slanfk, II. Gurski, I.. Nlroz. C. Walyszka, R. Fc-Ili, I.. Kuwalik, NI. Wvaiss, I. Carapreso, N. Krzywivki, II. Iiurkard, N. Svhullz. 'I'. 'NIe1Iiak. Kr1w'lir1g:R. Spf-Ilman, SI. Condello. G. Caracciolo, IJ. Wojvieclwwski, NI. Connors, II. IJiIiernarfIinis. IJ. Rivci, -X. Pawlow- ski, P. Wiagncr, NI. Panek. N , f Q . 5 3. r lp Nlt 5 n 1 rnu xIdlllI' W I' N 1 0 1 r n 01 N 1 1 4: e i n7n- J Ilur 0 ua I V r.17 I -av 51 1 , I W - ' - .A . 1 I. !r I pt' . I 1 . an 2 r . 1 Q 1 I I xx. XIII. Ill CII mn. 1:11-114 431.1 I5 If ': J. . . . Unisk. II. 51'Ilzlfvr. IX. Iivnslvy. N, IIyZj. I. IQ nu-s. .I. llilnlv-. U. .'4'I1iIIin:. I. I'im1r'va. Ilirlclla' fllllf .I. W ilvk. ll. I'Ir1-1Ivri1'Iwml. K. Vuje-ivlmi. N, Ii:-jun-ki. II. Ilau-vr. lJ..j.j5:' Ixil I. If. I'e'le'rf4I rf. I . I'xunsl.lfrI1u r 1': II. .'I nr! . .I. Sl rn 'IIi. I. I,imI-Ivy. .I. I'ikl1In. IJ. Nliwffzf ' i he ,' . . s . X. Giang flunu. C. ' .0 1. f 5 I Q 4 Q u 1 ron T LIIHISII s I 4 mas 1 ll is 51 ll Sworn mu Ixon I Watson Duran Ii Ixuak A Wojuzlu ,I Vbojuer-Inova In R Hauser IJ Nlamlxenzu vfdltll Third mu ID Vkoynclnon Ix X ,larlum In Ii I' nt X Luv: -X 'IIUI I vlIllISIx N Ilpln rl P Lulumskl I Ihre C FTlllIxf FI I dllIlIIC ,I bofclla Second rou I' Ilanvell Q 'Ierra noni I faropreo A Wdlss B bkrah-In J IlIxllId X IIA ua N Dorqmll 'NI SKIINCI ert ll IJIIIITIIJIIIIIIIS N SIIIUIII Bottom rou IJ T1DIllI78Ix N Ixrzyuulu 5 LdIx4JlllSICl FO0TLlGHTER HIGHLIGHT M the xears go In we find that thu Dramatlf' C lub of IJPIIPM Illgh SL I1ooI lontmum to grow more Quvcc Qful me-rx xcar The officers for the present war elected In tho members of the Dramatic' I IuIJ are ,Ioimph I lIxllI3 HQ pri-uhnt -Xnn 'IIa ua aG use prc ulfnt Beth Skrdb ku a Nurvtdrx and Auclrm Wal a trf-a urffr ll Footlirflltf-r. aifvrllblj DFUUFHIII for Ifaxtc-r ua: 16 moxic Kinff of IiIIlf .'.n ' if u 'r 0 5 - Q who Ixavc Irun in thf Drama ' fluh for four yfarf and have farm d .'uIIic'if'nt point: will re- nin- iwfxa Crt. 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' L 'Jotlif lu-rf n o lllI.'l ou thi' year uit: a , 1 Iranquvt varryinff out the tradition 1-.'laI1Ii.'1I10cI in pail yarp. - ff 6 ramaliv flub. 5' ' 5 tha J 55 IAILIAQN I-HR Al' our dirfctor aml aulxifor, Nlixq fII1nU'I ri . 52 NIR MLHLR WIILIAMS G Slumlmg I Bro owslu N lxrnwnlu l lxowallk N llppert ,I Slcraga lx Ryan A W0jClLkl billing L hrnery L lxrawcqlx I Lukowslu X 'lla ua li Skrabslu l faropreso LA VE DEDORA The Las Vendedoras Club was organlzed bw the first retallmg Class of Depew lllgh School on November 8, 1946 with Mr W llbur W llhams actlng as advisor The present ofhcers of the Las Vendedoras Club are President, Knna NIBSCIH, Vlce Presrdent, Pat Lukowslu, Secretarx, CllflSIlHC lxravsczxk, Treasurer, Betty Skrabskl The purpose of this organlzatlon rs to provide the retallmg classes mth addltlonal experience ln staging fashion shows, deslgnmg wmdou and counter dlsplax s, and bnngmg the work of the dlSII'lbl1IlWC education classes before the public The wear 1919 l9o0 ws as a successful sear A fashxon show was presented to the pubhc ln cooperation mth the Depew V omen's Club The club presented speclal Christmas dlsplaxs ln thelr room whlch ws ere uslted bs students and parents ahke Another successful project ws as a Yluslcal Renew presented to the student bodx 53 zfzf:2:Ez5:52:5:5:2:f:E:2:2:SE121S122222222512251553321SIEZEZEIEIEIEISIEIE1222:2:Q:I:Ez5:f:f:f:f:5:5:2:2:2f75232:2:2:E:5:212:22:Z:E:2:E:EtS1S!SIE2E221E121522121fliffifffffififiiififlfi5252525521517551552Iffflfffifiliifliifii121215232221EIEIEIEZEIZIZSEIEIZIE:22212:E:5:1:I:I:2:5:5:2:2:1:f13212255112:1:1:5:C:1:1:1:5:155115221522125f5f2:1:1:5:5:1:1Ef55E255Eff5f2f1f15ff1E5f51:5:2: 1335:Q:2:5:Q:Q:Q:Q:Q:Q:Q:2:5:Q:Q:Q:E:Q:isE:EEE:S:E22:2:Q:1:E:E12:2:2:5:5:ExQ:Q:Q:5:5:2:Q15:211:2:1:f:51515:2:55:515:5:515:2:gf:Q:Q:Q:Q:fzf:Ez2:2:512:235:5:E:Q:Z:2:2:2:Q:2:E:Q:f:f:Q:Q:Q:Q:E:Q:Q3:2:Q:2:2:Q:Q:Q:Q:Q:5:2:2:2:f:Q:2:2:2:Q:5:5:2:QE:S:Ez2:Q:Q:2:2:5155:f:f:Q:Q:Q:Q:Q:2:3Q:I:I:fi:Q:izQ:Z:IS12:111:1:Iz1:2:S:2:5:IE1555:5:5:Zz1:I:I:I:IE251E1EIfIEIE2522IZ2E1:1:I:2:2:2:2:f :-2-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:V:-:::::::::3:?:3:3:5:::311:-:zz-4:-:-:513:-:-:sz-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:1:1:1:-:-1-:-:-:-:-:f:-:-:-:-:-:-:4:-:-:f:-:-:-:-:-:gg1:Z:5:Zz::g:g:g:g:g:g:5:5:::-11:3:::5:3:::::::-:-:-:---'-ff-'-:-:-:-:-:':g:-:':-:-:-:-:-:-:2--f-'---:-:-:5-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-'-' ' '-fc-:2:Zz1:113:1:1:2:1:1:515:1:5:I5:1:1:iz5:1:5:I:I:1:1:I:5:U:I:l:1:5:7:5:5:!:f:?:1:2:f:' :3:Z:5:3:Ez2:Q:Q:2:Q:Q:Q:Q:Q:Q:Q:E2Q:E:f:2:f:f:f:f:fi:f:2:2:' 1E5fff5:1:3:5:1:2:2:Q:QEQEQ25EIE52ff1:E5:f:1:5:3:3:5:2:3:f t vb. r A - J . . 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X X HN 'C ,Laguna 1 g I ,, - .Q J 1 ,,, t ., . -AP' 1 , Q- 3 M hr . xv. ab - , 5,2 4+ fi 1 'O G 4 if S'-Jr., -f X X SWG fins f i sllllllflllg NI llawvnfllla or ,I Wfljlllillflhgkl C Pfister B Nlne mlmmcl ll SPlIlllPI'lJ81ll W lxonsc-L Szmng N Ixlme F Woods M B1 nor'-lu XI I ondello ATHLETIC ASSOClATl0 Urganuul In Nlr J Lmmvtt Dawson and the Phu slcal FdllC3llOl'l staff mural wars affo tha Xthlctu Xssoclatlon continues the task of sellmg tnlwts pax mv lnlls and st-rx mg as a How Cfllllln' body at all athlvtlc functlons and fspulallx lroatmv Interest ln the various sports actlvltnes that talw plan throughout thc war A slsllllg 'Nlr Dawson ln thx guldanrf- of thc- assoclatxon IS the pln sual uluc ation staff name lx 'Nlr f harlottf XY :tt 'Sir Alfred Konsek, and Mr Ill nrs XX ojtoxsu 1 llurmv the past war the posmon of Smrctars Treasurer was abls filled ln 'Nlarl 1 lla Ja nor L1 mth Prana Q s NX ood- ac tmv as her assistant Ks Ill fornur wars uso ludent- mllllnff and having a high degree of H1 howl -pmt sun 1 hoscn from tal ll 1 lass to represent the Athletlc Assocla hon and In lp out mth the mam ta-lu pc rformcd bs this organization 56 ltr H J I'MMh.TI DAWSON l 'Q Top row N. Giangualano F. Miller N. Hyzy S. Kelly M. Eherly K. Hensley W. Ricottone .11 iddle rou' llr. Ryhak C. Zola F. Gulezynski J. Stornelli J. Pikula H Bach ll qthafer D Becker J Nldllll' 1 Pruleruk on J f nrskl 'Hr felleettl Bottom mu D Maelxenme Sawaeh Nlroaek RllG7dHlJ!5Nhl NIOFIIIII Star Pohnn lialclo ftarsclurf nom sa J llerh llflanagcrs J Robbins D IllbhS pf.: ,,.:,l,If- 1 J ,1 - Q Depew lk pew Depevs Depeu Depew Depevs Depew Depew HIGHLIGHT qtrcngthened hw thc return of nlanv of the wtcrans tht Blue and White undcr thc able kV' VARSITY FO0TBALL z SCOR FS Medina Amherst hast Aurora Pune Hull Lancaster Sloan Hamburg Akron Z eoaehmg of Mr Joseph Rxbak and 'Nlr bunlo Fllllfqtl finished the season wlth a fiftx percent record of four wma and four loesee for the Second xear ln a rms Paul PIOHPQSJ the top Seorer and leatlm Ground ffalncr on the squad ended tht sta-on ws I IXUCII mints am an auram of our Eu xard ptr In lluaum of our wletorx ower lanta-.tmr tht eawon could be con :dt red as luvhlx sunt ful UQ MR J0bFPlI I REB-Xlx MR LLIDO FPLICETH 57 J. '. J' ,4. E. R.. 'gf- R. ,. D. - C.P-w P.P' . 7 A' X - t 6 A , 7 ' or 0 ' ' - ' 9 ' I9 ' 6 ' 13 .f'. . ' g l C, P ' f . '. '.' 'itl I' Q 1' W- . . . . 5 ' 'f C .'.' 'SS . ' w 5 ' Wm S5 5 Top row R Pagels R lNevvlands W Gorenflo J Tramer R Taylor E Kllne G SChllllIlg R Campbell Mzddle rom hir C Allgener F Rndnlk D Messenger lN Pellettxere R Hlbbs R Arent M Bauer D Matesz S Jevlorskl Mr H WOJt0WlCZ Bottom row E Szafranskl J Kline J Ryan R Koch J Caradorl J Montl J Clrco R Gohr T Pomaskl R Robbms J Cooper NIR LH -XRLF5 AI LGI- II1.R SCORES Dc-pew Depews Depew Depev Depevs Depem Depem Depem JU IOR VAR ITY Nledlna Amherst Last Aurora Lancaster Plne Hlll Hamburg Sloan Akron MR HFNRY WOJTOWICZ HIGHLIGHT The Jumor lar xtx toaehed hx Nlr C Xllrfeler and Vlr H v0JlOWlLL ended the seafson m fourth place wtth a record of three wma and fixe los-e Led by Jim Caradorl the team 5 top scorer and lead mg vround gamer the Jas N ees stored upset WICIOFIQS ow er first place Lancaater and Second place Hamburg All the gamefs ws ere dose and hard fouvht mth Depem losmv bs no more than one touchdown and Plne llnll belnv vlctorlous bx onlx one po1nt 58 4 ' S ' ' -' , . . 1 U v 0 . ' 7 1 . . ' -' : . ' ' 0 6 ' ' ' ' ' ff ,s. ' 7 ' 12 . ' A V 13 0 j - ' ' - 13 ' ' 14 ' D ' , 'R ' r- . ' 13 6 Y . . . V 6 0 A , D. - 0 1 7 A - ' - r ,, ' U 'Y , Y , U ' .Y .V ' f - H an-5' , , .,f , 1 JJ lug: lx: A l'x'u.Bf' x 4 Q . v 1 , n I X ft M, Y-4. Tuprou Mr ,I I' Dawson I' Muller Nl Eberly 'N llvzv T Groves V Konst 'Vlr J Rvhalv Holton: mu T Qybulwkl ,I Plkllla ,I blhhe ,I Nlrozelc J Durso A Sludzmskl lx Bc nfslev VAR ITY BA KETBALL HIGHLIGHT Bolstered bv the return of four veterans the WllIll 3lR under Coach J Emmett Dawson ended the Season nn the league s fourth place position The Blue and V hlte capture d ewht tilts wlnlf droppmv Sn ln league competltlon llowtver thev dldn t fare so well ln non league games droppmff two to Sloan and Qpllttmv even wlth W7est Seneca Joe Pnlvula up from the Jav Y ee teamed up wlth veteran Joe Mrozelt to Une Depew one of the top bCOI'IIl0' combma tions ln the league Thev ended the Qeaaon with 133 and 17 FCSPCCIIVCIN Plkula led the league through the earller part of the season but wan forced to slt out three games wlth an injured knee To offset the lose of all but two of thu vear s veteram Coach Dawson IS lookmv forward to bulldmv up hls next vear s team around some hnghlv rated Jax Wees 59 Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew 'HR .I ILNINIETT DAVlbON Amherst Hamburg Wllhaznsvllle Pine H1 East Aurora Akron Lancaster Amherst Hamburg W llllamsvllle East Aurora Pune H1 Akron Lancaster . I' ' L' , r' r I A?- -I , gifiv 5 Y lop rou 'Slr ,I Rxhak W Skrahskl H Schafer C Frederlckson R Morningstar R lxoch R Arenl Bollomrou ,I Caradorl ,I Herb S kelly H Bach R Sharpe MR JOSEPH RYBAK Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew SCORES Amherst Hamburg Wllllamsvllle Pune Hull East Aurora Akron Lancaster Amherst Hamburg wllll3IH5VlllC Last Aurora Pine Hull Akron Lancaster JAY VEE BA KETBALL 13 -'L' S... ,S HIGHLIGHT Led by Jack Herb and Jim Caradorl the Junior XKFSIIX under coach J Rwbalx captured the league champlonshlp Herb led the team with 136 polnts followed by Caradorl with 135 The Jaw Vees registered ten VlCl0l'lCS against four setback But hke thelr bug brothers were ahle to salwave only one the four non league games sphttmg two with Sloan and loslng twlce to West Seneca Vacancies on the Warslts squad wlll probablx be filled hx the play malung 8bllltl0Q of H Bach and the scormv punch of .l Herb and J Caradorn As a result of the Jax Yees good performance this xear next year s Varslts squad should hase a von successful sea son 60 X Top rou. Mr C Allgeler R fhmellco l' lxlem ,l Schultz V forenflo I' LHCCIOIII G Schilling Ilhddle mu II Blakcly D Newlands A Pellelterle K lKClClI8l' l' Sled ,I Mont: T Pornaslu Bottom ron J Roblnns P Vbcms Nl Bauer D Hlbbs l Dawes B Clangualano ,I Germain 6' FRE HMA BA KETBALI. u iff! HIGHLIGHT lor thc -econd uue ne sea on thc Green and Cold un der the ablc coaclnnf of Nlr Charles Xllvexer ended the sea son nn a tn for fir-.t place In 19 thex were tled wlth Xmher t and thas xear are ln a three wax tu for hr t place wlth Xmherst and Last Aurora ln leavue 1 ann the fre hmen plat a two frame serxes with Xmher t and I a-t Xurora and took two games from thelr arch rn al Lancaster In non leavue competltnon thes were WICIOFIOUS twlce wlnle belnv set back three tune Two leavue Games wlth Orchard Park wcre cancelled because of the coal sltuatlon 61 Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew MR LHARLI-5 AI LGILIPR SCORES Amherst Last Aurora Lancaster Amherst East Aurora Lancaster 'S U P' M . - Top rou B Glangualano W Otlosucv H Vrazen R Ruszanowslu E Ruszanowskl R Hauser P Casxllo 'Uuldle rou Mr J L Dawson L Cl lIIllClCMSkl J Durso A lboch R Rybak R Arber Bottom row S Pnazza A bludzlnskl F Mlller E Krol L buerra I Plkula J Connelly J EMNIETT DAWSON SCORES Depevs Depew Depev Depew Depew Depevs Depevs Depew Depew Depew Depew Depevv Depew Depew Hamburg Amherst Pune Hull Sloan Williamsville Akron Lancaster Clarence East Aurora Sloan Pune Hull Hamburg Lancaster Last Aurora 4 'W W f W J ll l A 1 L v 1 MR' H f HIGHLIGHT F A g hrf, :I ,I4,v1 .r'n' t . g i , . . 0 0 . . . 'Y 'i 5 1 , , . ' 14 ' ' 3 ' , ' H l ,, , ' 10 l . l ' . 2 . . . 3 I V 8 4 ' ' ' 10 2 ' . ' 9 4 . . ' ' 10 3 ' A 6 - 5 , - V 3 ' ' 2 . , V I 2 . . V . fe . ' l 3 1 ' , 2 , 3 ,, . . f I 4 Db 55 l we -4 3 P ee UU Db r-I r- The Wlldcats under Coach J Emmett Dawson boasting the return of several veterans from last year s team are out to take the league champlonshxp thls wear The 49 team had a vers successful season For the second year ln a row, they took the Llttle Three cup bv sweeping the four game serles from Plne Hxll and Sloan They were tied for first place wlth Hamburg through most of the season but lost thelr last three games bw close scores and ended the season ln thlrd place Based on last season s performance and the return of vet erans, thls year s baseball team should prove an unbeatable comblnatlon destined to sweep the league and the Llttle Three serxes 62 X Top row R Bloom J Ryan Lv fhosic ,I Mazur R Messenger S Jczierski A Pfohl A Ma res llhddle row H lxivett C lola R Morningstar M Pberly D Paulson J Weis J avash IW Bauer Mr Joseph Ryhak Bottom rou J Reger ,I Gorski D Baldo ,I Sauer R Docll .l Nlonti ,I Herb ,I Caradori if fl ff JUNl0R VAR ITY BA EBALL HIGHLIGHT Outscoring their opposition by almost fifty runs 1125-811 the Junior Varsity ended the 49 campaign in the leagues fourth spot with a record of six wins and five losses The Jay Vees overwhelmed Pine Hill in both games by Y scores of 29-1 and 29-6. The season might have been consid- ered as very successful if it had not been for the twin de- feats hung on them by Lancaster. 63 Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew IN R JOSEPH RYBAlx SCORES Hamburg Amherst Pine Hill Williamsville Lancaster Clarence East Aurora Pine Hill Hamburg East Aurora Lancaster 100 yd dash E Krol 10 3 sec TRIA AC LLAR l 1Nunz Mr H Wojtovuu Boltomrou ,I Vbal 7ak 11. Sled H Schafer fgilnfg bo r MR IIEN RY WOJTOWICL 49 RESLLTS D UAL Depew 41 West Seneca 4 Orchard Park Depew Park School Sloan Depew Angola Lancaster Pune Hull Depew 64V 27V 52V 35V a2V 28V aecumx fx, HIGHLIGHT C f: A 2, 0'2- -.1 TRACK 65-5 gD.2 2m 58532- QSEWE 'o ian ,NCDQ-H gn-Pina QMHQQ '14-,g C! 2 'z- E'P 'Saito oofhqqg 02931-v-Cb 5:1523 'gmsom '-'Dm 32.2-2.5. 23237 gQ: QaW Gmowg S3322 QED-who cuwg F'mH Di cumg 52-5.2 wicca O,-pr-ug-1 Ugggmg Qmmia :YDS-El can - Q--mal' 0 1-v Egg- S -u-'W O tem.- U 0 . 'U C, . 2 Q 1 -A F -as . , ,- -, X It N Of l S 1 tg 9 , as cn no N N N E c :: on -as 1 N . . I U I I ' an 1-v '. N f N' ' Q ,E ' x In A 1 - Xa. ' 'A-. , , ' l I 1-1 xQv-1 u-IU: U ' w ,ooo OQU1 . . I r- 3 - Q . - :X Q . . . , years ago reveal 220 yd dash 440 yd run 880 yd run 1 ml run Hugh Jump Broad Jump Shot pu Dlscus Pole vault LQ ml relay 64 W Porebskl Culczynskl Kwak Kwak Mnlco Kwak Schafer F arey Erlckson Porebskl Krzos J Stornelln L Krol f'375UI'JUU 'PU'DU 11 23 sec 56 8 sec 2 20 4 5 22 39812 69 4 ' fs rl KO Z sffe 6 TENNIS Under the supervision of Mr. Marco Guerra the Depew High School Tennis Team came out with a record of one win and nine losses. All matches were hard fought and excellent sportsmanship was shown by all competing teams. The schools participating in the matches were: Lancaster, Hamburg, East Aurora, Amherst, Williamsville, and Depew. Depew won its goal of the season when it defeated Lancaster in a return match. In practice sessions the team has shown a marked improvement and this year's record should be an improvement over last year's. A MR MARCO GUERRA F Koclalski 65 s S 1 xr!! ' in up Q . if , lv, x I ple . l 1 I x 4 , M L I as Brill V L -,I, S x Ni Standing: S: Jeziorski, M. Huk, J. Edgell, G. Neurether qlttmg L Bro on lu N Boron Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Mal' Stunrlmg ,I Walcuk R Mcfwarlhy .l Passke ll Ruhln sllllllp, Wllelt ff Moon .l Trainer 12 lf in 2- SCORES l' ast Aurora K larence I am aster Amherst Orchard Park Attica I' dsl Aurora Clarence Lam aster Amher t Orchard Park Atuca 14V lf Ill! FREDERICK LIN DSLEY HIGHLIGHT Although wxnnmg only three out of twelve matches the De-pew lllgh School Golf Team dnsplayed fine sportsmanship throuvhout the season The season could not be considered altogeth r unsuccessful ln a return match wlth their arch r1val Lancaster the Blue ans out of a first tle wlth Amherst Returnmfr thls year are two top veterans, Graham Moore and Joseph W ltek W 1th a httle help from the new candxdates, a falr season may be expected for thls year To gnve the golf team an opportumty to reach mld season form by the time the golf season begms new rubber mats were purchased for mdoor practice Every Frlday one can see the neophy te golfers swmgmg aw ay try mg to develop a consistent swmg which will result IH addltlonal vlctorles thls year 66 N Nia . 4. V 0 O '. f- ' HJ. fe, 5, f 'f GOLF MK 1 D . V 5 1' r 10 v . . . , V ' . ' . n 7 1 I x h 8 and W hlte were vxctornous, 8,6-6,2, knoeklng the Lancastrl- 2 ,f ff- 13 V ' ' l 14 ' ' - V V U . 36 I2 ,U Y. . . V 8 . ' 7 - L Y ' V , ' 6 lx . 9 ' ll ' . 4 Y ' - - 6X2 'V I 9 ' 3,2 , s x2 ' Q v .Y 2 13 ,' v Y .V ,W , 7 A ' 8 ' ' ' . Top row L Dlce C Frmke ,I Bukowskx N Impcrt J Wasmulh lf llyv 1 Pflsl C Krawczyk A Walss h W1t11lsk1 lllzddleruw Ilyne'-. N krzywnkl l ly ,I Baker D Wojclechowskl B Mlechowlcz R Lonuner P Iukowslu D lomuak S Idk0lllSlxl E Kalamejslu J Spector Bottom row T Szot I 5ll'1dlk0WSlxl I' llanwcll V Santo M Krasmskl M ZBIIOFOWBICI J Chrusclckl J Loffed A .I3Ilh0WSkl D Rogers J Wagner W1 IG WJ' f1Mec 11 1 MRS CHARLOTTE WITT SLORF S HIGHLIGHT Bowlmg formerly a popular sport at Depew Hlgh School was revlved thls year by the Senlor H1 h glrls Seven teams of five glrls each formed the league The games are bowled at Recchlos Bow Img Academy Although the season IS not yet completed the enthusxasm shown by the glrls hlds well for the cont1nuat1on of the sport at Depew Hlgh School as a major 3CtlVlly for them Lnder the gu1dance and dlrectlon of Mrs C W 1tt glrls phy slcal mstructor the queens of the tenpms hope to contmue wlth a blgger and better league next year Team Team Team Team Team Team Team Won Won W on W on Won W on W on H lgh lfldllldlldl scores H :gh double 67 Nhldred Lahorow sk: Eleanor W lllllSlxl Llla Dxce 'Nlnldred Laborow skx 1 oil Lost Lost Lost I ost Lost Lo t : . 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K b ' A v fri' Y, , x f 'V . 1'-... . 11 Y T T BOARD OI' DIRIK 'IOHS .Smndmg R Parker 44 Ii Sauer 18 D Ixohlmexer Ia I' lahlotny 46 I I' I t 10 I Nlnll r 25 C Slfflllblda 43 M Dellmger 13 Ix Konst 44 A lalnlotm 19 Szmng N Ruppert 18 T Raczkowskl 4-I D Marcynslu 4l fbsenl T Pluslenskl 12 D lerranova 17 TIII AILXINI ISSOf IATION OI- DI IIVI IIICII SLIIOOI The Alumnl Association of Depew Hlgh School was formed for the purpose of malntamlng and advancing the soclal and cultural mterests of the graduates of Depew Hlgh School Smce llS mceptlon on April I2 1918 the organmatlon has en deavored to promote a scholarship fund for graduating seniors of Depew Illgh School The members of the Alumni Association look forward with great pleasure to extend this benefit to some deserving member of the class of 1900 if onlx to and such a person ln the llllllal stages of acqulrmg a college degree Wllth regard to the social alm of nts members the association has experienced gratnfy mg success at nts varnous meetmgs and soual affanrs bs brmgmg tovcther former classmates and renewing past acquamtant es The members of the Alumul Assoelatlon congratulate the class of l9o0 upon their graduation W e extend a smcere welcome to all of sou to enroll as members lll the Alumni Association of sour hugh School Alma Mater and jom ln the enthuslasm of vour alumnl brethren to adv ance the soclal and scholastlc standmg of our com munity. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS OF THE ALUNINI ASSOCIATION President ,.,.,..,e,ec.,,ee, Thad Raczkowski Vice-President e,,e ,,,Clemens Miller Corres. Secretary ..Dorothy Marcynski Recording Secretary 'e,e, Norma Ruppert Treasurer ,,,e,,,,,.,e,,.,,,,. Ernest Zablotny 73 C51lElF'G9lD5 5. i 1903 535510196 CRIQGDQS USIUESSYOZGD YY XX ' 'Si 4 - 1 T 1- ji . Q Q f Ft: 9 if U F 74 , I' l' I' I' and lllrs and Mrs and Mr and lllrs and Nlrs and 'Nlr and Urs and Mr and Mr PROFllSSl0NAL NIHFIIII Ty rrell Albln Kuala Wllllam Wnllto z li u ene I fflllalll Ur and Urs Albert Addessa Dr Howard Walters Mr and Urs Harold Kelly Rev ,lose ph E Kuczka N xx acllcr X SOCldll0ll PARENTS R S hu. Harold NX a mr louls Nluvlloxslel ,lamoh Nlollr I rank lahorou r and Ur Albert Lux r and Nlr Edward Whlte r and Nlrs William Crossley r and Nlrs Thomas McKenney r and Mrs Ylctor WHISS r and Nlr B Vbrtu 1 BUSINESSMEN r Joseph Coldbach r Iaul Thlll r jerry llsllfr eronu vlflllll and l lm n r I and lx Xuto beruu Carl lIClIlIZCl Company Depeu l harmacx ljuorzanoxs lu Dru tore Aurora Cleaners lVood 3 W all Paper and l ami Store Su ar Bowl lf C Nlurphw flornpans Bednark s Delicatessen C run s oc 100 Store Dc pew I avrng Company l ancasttr Radlo btore Xhl xlCI'IlOI'lHl Works llc all and Nusser Hardware l ndleolt Johnson l N Nlaute Company Nlolxnaro SCFVICC Station Lanca ttr and Depew Theater Pod ladlo s Grocery Delacw Nlotors Inc Dr. W .. 1 ' ' M . i N. r Dr. .. - ' ' . ' 7 Dr. s. Y' ' ll' ' s - . L .. 1 U . .. I g lr ' M . ff . ' Del ' ' 'l'f-' ' - f su ' Mr: . .l - Mu .I s. Nl . ' l s. r 'Vg M . ' l s. ' ' Nl. A , W, M: l . Mr. ' s. : 1 Nl . ' , M . ' I s. 'l ' ' 'ski M . 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