Depew High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Depew, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

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I3lfl'l XY. 1' K' ' WK flu-Ifflzffurs 510111 1 ' 'Hy 75 1 If Q 'Q Q1 'ol FORE WORD WVHA1 lb the best may to cnpture the h nppmcss ot school days upon the pages of a book? bhould art ws ork be emphasuedf Or plcturesf Or wrxte ups? Vfe have trled to balance plenty of photos xuth enough ur1te ups to clearly descrlbe the plctures and good art work 1nto a pleasant yearbook Our efforts wxll be amply reu arded 1l me have preserved for the luture even a small part of school l1fe YVe hope that you 111 the years to come may look through these pages and relne your days m Depeu Hxgh Proudly and ruth the smcere xush that you wslll enjoy our work ue present the 5-entmel ol 1991 3 , . 2 2 . .V , . 6. N . . . . . , V ,.. , . V - 1 R A 1 , - , , ' . . . 1 1 ', v , ,' Y ' , v' V. , - 1 - v V uw - - V 11 , . A'-N as f? 'Li' lin xxllll the re1l11111o11 11111 Dcpux lb 1 g1ou111f co111111u111ty 111c1 11111 1111s youth must be b 11 1111cec1 by 1 g1o1xth 111 c1111 school sx stem me c1ec11 came thls 5611111161 of 1951 to the ploposecl neu school 0111 p1esc11t schools 1rc 111c1c1y L,ICll1X our CIOXNl1CC1 111c1 as tune goes on 11111 become 111or1. so These co11d1t1o11s can not poss1b1w be C01 leftecl by lINl11lI1g except 1 new school I 11c1 costs estnu 1tec1 X11 that 15 11eec1ecl IS the 1pp1ox 11 01 the xoters of Depeu We the gfillllldllllg class of 1991 behexe tl11t the people ol Depcxs 11111 1c1111e the sc11o11s11c ss of the S1ll1'lI1Oll 111c1 IIJPIUXL Lhe IJIOPOSCC1 school 111 the nefu llllllle 7JfM fp: sf QD 690 ow 13501611 T10 4 v e-1e- H K Y' 2 ii ' 2 , , , ', Z J.. .' ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 - '1 :1-1'11'1'1' '- ' 1 1 I' ' lf 1 ' ' . ,11 1111s been IJlllAK'1l2lSCl1, p1'i111111'y 13121115 C11'2iXK'Il 1111c1 1 K - .I 1 1 Q. 'Q , , , , ,I A ., . 3 . 1 , . . A 1 Q i Q M, J 41 ,dx I fn X l 97 N F I kk 0 fy' I 1 K h' I ' ' 1 f 1 X v 'fox f 0 I. ADMINISTRA T I ON AND FA CUL TY Q Il I .. W -I IIII .,lll 4? X? 5 Dr Nilliam I Phelan NIr Adolph Kotz Nh john Sauer 'NI1 Joseph NIcPartl1n Nh Eduard Baldwin Nlr joseph Trojanosks 'Nfr H alter NIlCCl10Yk1C7 XI1 Alfred Lux Xfr Roy Bauer Nfr Chester Flick BOARD OF EDUCA TIO YVhen praise is given for the many improvements in the Depew Schools, all too often we forget the men behind scenes. Our Board of Education has taken its job to heart and done everything in their power to make our schools better. Although they are unpaid, they spend a great deal of time working on school business. When our new school is built, we are sure that the Board will make it the finest anywhere. The Class of 1951, on behalf of all the students, gives its heartiest thanks to our Board of Education. 6 DR YVILLIXNI F PHELAN 911 eoznlcmluzt XVe tl1e graduates of 1951 would l1ke to take th1s opportunlty to express o11r grautude to Dr Phelan for the lnterest he has shown 111 our problems h1s sympathetlc understandmg and for l11s unt1r1ng eflorts 1n rn 1k1ng our school years a phase of our l1fe Wl'l1Cl1 ue xull long ren1e111ber xuth pleasure and nostalgla These four ye us have wutnessed 1111ny Welcome changes It wx 15 1 ple 1s111e to vmlk through brlght clean hallways s1t 111 class rooms tl1 1t were ple 151111 and wx 'lflll Hltll new desks and chalrs to use ll1OllCI Il CqlllplllCI1ll 1n our labor1tor1es, shops gymnaslum classes and Y1SLl2il'l1LlS roo111 and list b11t not least to CllCZ1II1 of w1s1t1ng 1 neu and modern school bu1ld1ng mh1ch even now IS bemg planned to glV6 our future students a modern CdllC'll10I'1 1n a modern settmg All these thmgs and more Mere made posslble through the leaclerslup, fores1ght and plannmg of our supermtendent, Dr lV1ll1.1111 F Phelan, for whxeh ue say a s1ncere, Thank You 7 '-:3:5:::g:-' , 1:Q:Q:f:2:3' - 1 1 . 1.3.- . p 4 I I I ! 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IYAIIY CENTR XI ELEMENTARY izttmg Mrs Helen Wvlllgens Mxss Mary Ann Krohn H1155 Marylou Marr Mlss Dorothy Sko rupska Mrs Dorothy Ouxram Standing lxll9S Nlomca Knowles Mlss Iorame Kupfer Mlss Flelda XNHIIC Mrs Ellen XValsh Mrs Rachel Axtell 'XORT H SIDF FI FMEINTARY Szttznq Miss Patrxcla Kramer Miss Vera Kohlmg Nhss Nlartha Francis Mrs Florence Welmer Standmq Miss May Phllllps Mrs Rebecca Knopf Nlrs Carolyn O Leary Miss Dorothy Le doux Nils Iauretta Schmidt BRO ADH AY ELEMENTARY ilttmo Mrs lucy Cutrona Mrs Ytandzng Nhss Mary Engllsh WN hlte NIISS Nellie English Hlllberta Lynch Mrs Paulme f i ENGLISH AND LIBRARY SERVICE .Sittings Miss Alice Hartung, Miss Mary IViles. Slanding: Miss Frances Jermano, Mr. Spiro Konst SCITNFE VND NIXTH Sztfmg Mrs Marx ane Iux Mrs Marx Lamp Nhss Kilhulnc Konst Nhs Marv D0fHbYOY4Skl ifllilfilllff Nlr joseph Rxbak Mr joseph C-mn S L1 Nlr Xhlbni Hastings SOCI XL STI DIES QIHITIU Mr Francis Kozub Miss Alice Povnton Nlxss Marv xICCll1III'l6SS Mr Guido Felicettl Sfmzdmq Miss Elizabeth Hudack Nilss Ellen O Brien Nliss Niarw Clpolla I XNCL XCFS 9111111 Nhss Iosephme Sanfilxpo 'Nhss Iucrece Ohsnt Slrnzdznq Nlr Xlauo Cuerra INDI STR! XI XRTS -VND HONIENI-XKINIC ilfflilf Nliss Ylmnore Nhloncx Nlr Charles Xll gum Smmlznf 'Sir james Haclsall Mr Fred trick Imdslex tiOIN1NIliRCI.XI. AND BITSINFSS Sifling: Mr. Dames McGuire, Mr. H'ilbur Hil- liams. Standing: Mrs. Stella McCarthy, Miss Ftlith Strachan. PHXSIC XL VND HEALTH EDUCATIONI Szllmfv Xlr Iamci F Dawson V159 jane Dotter much 'Xlr Htnry XV0jtomicz Standing M Xl fiul lxonsclt M12 Charlotte Hitt FINF XRT9 Silrinygf Miss Nhrgucritc Mohr. 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Q .AA ' y , ,yt 'Q Mr Marco Cuerra Admsor Donald Baldo Prestdfnf CLASS OF 51 much INDIE we I am exlcnt Hllma Hynes Treasurer T15 qllallly not quantlty that counts Roei Mane Felh Yrfretarv Hel una 18 musxcal m song and word 16 Ras rgmnd Mornmgslar 'Ce Pfeszdent T no he man than blushes 15 quite 3 brur CLASS HISTOR Y The semor year IS usu 1lly the tnne when yye pause and look back upon our UDICVCIIICIIIS of the past four yfe 11s It lb Wltll 816 1t s.1t1sf21ct1on and a feehng of 1JI1ClC tl1 ll yye present 1 reyleyx of om dC'C10!llPllSl1lHC!llIS 111 o111 llCSl1llldll yClI ue elected IS IJICSlClCl1l Rllllll Tolmo, ylcepresldent Ollll Regu, IIC 1s111e1 C l1este1 Isofloyx sk1 and lS sec1et11y NI1111e Connors Our class Z1Cly1SOl yy IS M1s NI.nv IJOIIIDIOXX sle1 yyho helped 11s 111 dee our ye211 21 success 'Ihe fi1st soc1al eyent of tl1e ye.11 yyas a d mee Xyll1Cl1 yy 18 l1eld 1t the Depew Boy' s C l11h The SOPDOIIIOIC yen folloyxed .1nd tl1e H1st step yxas to elect class ofhcers fhe1es21 SIOL yy21s chosen 18 IJ1CS1ClCI1l GlOl11l C.111occ1olo .15 XICC IJICb1ClCIlI Esther K.1l21mejsk1 IS tre.1su1e1 and Cll1IC BICISICI '1s sec1eta1yf C IlClCI tl1e competent gtndance of XI1ss lucxece Ohart, yxe had many 1ct1y1t1es An Interclass Dance yy as held 1n co11J1111ct1on yy1th the otl1e1 classes A X7llCI1llI1C Danee took place 1n Feb111.ny1 .md l1te1 tl1e IIUPOTIIIII ey e11t of tl1e sophomore year, tl1e Sophomcne Hop was enjoyed by 1ll Om 11111101 ye.11 1olled 2nound and yye elected IS presldent Donald Baldo XlCCpI65lClCXlI C1lor11 C lllIlCCl0lCJ sec1et21ryf Rose Nlane Felh 8IlCl as t1easurer R1Cl1dICl C,oyyles Nhs I1ene lXIoh1 ysas chosen as o11r class 2lClVlSOI' 'Ihe flrst eyent was 1 NI lSC1llCIdClC Dance 111 Octohe1 III February, 1 VllCIll1HC Dance yyas held 'Ihe j11111o1s p.nt1c1p21ted 111 tl1e Inte1cl1ss Dmee and tl1e n121g.11111e cam Our SCIIXOI ye.n 1 1111e lI'OllIlCl SCJCJIICI th 111 yye expected rlCC'l10IlS yy ere held and Don 1ld B 1ldo yy IS chosen 21s p1 C5lClCIlI R 1yf hl0lIllllgSldIA as y ICC p1es1de11t Xvllllll Hynes 21s t1e lSlllCl md Rose Xl1lIlClClll11S SCCICI IIN Dmmg om SCIIIOI ye ll yye held tyy o successful llllCICl1lS5 D 111ces To 111180 neces S111 lIl1lIlCC'S yxe 1 Ill SCXCII CIHKIII s .1 111.1s,111ne 111111.11 Il IIIC T shnt s. 1 NI211ch yxe 1 ld 1e1 111s IC mos successful 1 111 of them 1ll 1 SPOIIS 1 1 yylneh yy.1s yxell lllCIlllCCl lIlCl most enloy 1hlc X C0lIllllllCCl Sc111o1 and l1Ill0f Ball y 2 s the most looked fcnyy nd to 111d most dccol ICIXC eycnt of tl1e ll myy 111 endm 1 S yytlc hot lll mg 1lIlCl successlnl ll succes c 1 llllllle se111o1 cl.1s 17 . 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' 'Asc-s, '9- CL -XR -X BRIESTER A good heart worth gold C, XTHERINE CROTTY Haxe fun hte IS too short to be sad a moment GERTRUDE BUMNIER A good heart IS better than all the heads ln the world NI RRY CONIDELLO hfe smlles back at her 18 GLORI A CARACCIOLO To do a great rlght do a llttle wrong JUNE CHRUSCICKI is merry as the day IS long i ,trtt I . I! .X l 1 . , ,, A ' I 1 t . Y' ,eg I I 1 , t A l 7, 1 3 She smiles at life, so I 3 . . , , , . , W Fm if V. ah , sg ,- L 1 H . QPQQQAW' . PATRICIA FELGER The easxest way to have fnends IS to be one JOAN ERTEL The mxldest manners and the gentlest heart JOAN DROZDZYNSKI If eyes were made for seenng then beauty IS lts own excuse for being l X X SOPHIE FRONCYAK Llfe IS a game which must be played PATRICIA GEIGER A man IS always better than a book 19 's hung BEATRICE GORSKI A perfect jewel of a gxrl IH a lovely semng EXFIXNY HXYY Hcr sl ilurc tall and wonderful CH XRLOTTE KOH ALCZXK Bgtlcr an hour early than A mmute late DELPHINIE J-XINKOKN IXK She can bulld castles ln the sky DOROTHY KOCYLR Xlwaw fllLI1dly nmcr vulhoul a smxlc 20 ESTHER K-XLANIEJSKI The svs ccteet face Surxoundcd bv a bC3llllflll red P XTRICI A KOBIELSKI llSl as mce as she 19 tall H V ' Q1 fl Y i 7 1 , v r 1 K , A .. A I in O z , L -.gl , H ' J nal I M4 , , f .. - - - ,, ,U -.-K-.. . V fn, ' if I -+ 1-N Q, 3 --, v V Y , A. , - U ..r. 1:53 v Y . f 1 , ' H ' 4 K, O A '-'mf A 5 .X nj , - n f S7 2' NIARY KR ASHN SKI A brightness ln her eyes 'Q' ADELINIE NI -XLYSYK -X She has a ierxous look but looks are often d6CClY1Ilg 5' DOLORIIS KOW ALSKI X bubblmg mlrlh a happy smlle HFLI- Y KOYV -XLEH SKI Sharp s the word wxth her LXRLEN E MCDONINELL Smcerny IS a great urlue 'Q 'THERES X NIEDIXK X mhapsody of molds sd' 'Mar' RIT X NIFSSFINCTR Klmaw ready to help a friend and exeryone S her frlencl X IDA SAL TO 'I will be the pattern of all patience. P SFI HI' R NIIKI INSKI Qhoit and Lhet rful and alu aw on the top NI XRX XXX R7ElxOS Her charm IS the meaiure of attrauion s power 22 XNXI'I F11 PUNIOHSKI X happx face set in shining golden hair W. Wk , ,-at , DOLORES RICCI Her hair is dark. and she s as happy as a lark.' EDITH STXNEK Charm strlkes the slght but mxrth yuns the soul THERI-LSA SZOT Shc is willy' she is wise and a terror for her size.' M XRY SK XRBEK Ks happy as the day xs long DOLORI' S H OJCIECHOYVSKI I loyc nature next to that art Q3 INN -X 'NI XRIE S XVASH I w1ll sxt doysn now but someday you wlll hear me 521. xivlf THEODORE CYBLLSKI The mxldest manners mth the bravest men are found HERBERT B ACH All great men are dvxng I feel suck mysel g I -+.l R AI PH FOLIINO He llves to bulld not to boast. N ORBERT BORONI Ex ery lnch a gentleman MILFORD FBERLY H hatever is worth dmng at all 15 worth doing well 24 JOHN DURSO 'Nlone but himself can be his parallel. ST ANLEY JELIERSKI Our youth me may hawe but todas we may always find ume to grow old STEPHEN KELLY Xht and wxsdom are born w1th a man FLORI -XXI J MNOH SKI Caesar was ambmous look what he got R XYMOIN D KOCH I we done my duty and w1ll do much more Joram ooksm H e boll at dlffcxent degrees 25 FR AN K KOCI XLSKI You can t succeed xf you newer try CLAREXCE LIPPERT lNewer let studles mtcrfere Wllh a hrgh school educauon I YN ILLIAM RICCATONIE Laugh today and forget all sorrow: vue shall perhaps not be here tomorrow. Jxmhs M wuz Hrs Joys are many hrs cares can nexer worry h1m DON QLD M XTESZ Most men lne to succeed I to enjoy 1 e EDYVINI PEIN KOTER There s a lltlle lIl1SCll1Cf IH all of 26 ROBERT PAGELS 4'Such a man could have no enemies. ROBERT SERVOS A good word for everyone, has he. JESSE STORNELLI All thmgs come to hlm who wxll but walt DANIEL SCHMERBACH All mankmd loves a lover THOMAS SZCZECHOWSKI Words may perlsh deeds IIVC on 27 RICH ARD ROMANCZAK Hearty cheer and honest falth make a good frlend PETER TYLEC Hrs tongue ns always busy and very witty oo PAUL VVEBER INORM-KN YVIINKLER h Ik Tomorrow do thy builixl fgxprggw worst for I have lned today J XMES GEICER A fine frlend to all who knew hxm 2, XVITH UNCLE SAM 28 RICHARD COIVLES I wonder what fool nt was that first mwented klSSlI1g CLASS WILL HERBERT BACH To Robert Sharpe my tCCI'1I11qllC m repalrmg cars so that they don t run MARY CONDELLO Leaves her question asklnv h iblt to Rose I1Puma CLORIA CARACIQIOLO Leaves her 'llllllty to argue md mm to eannette .IBIPIIIO IUNL C HRUSC IC KI Le ucs her ex nn vxorrlcs to lnyone who h xsn t any C LAIRL BRI IST ER Le lves to C lrol Buckley hel llllllly of getting into cl ass on t1me OHN CORSKI Lelves to Ilm Carldorx hls nnusemcnt of re ICIIIIILJ his senxor year AXIES NI AYUR Le lves h1s well heard answers to anyone ulth ldl'yI'lglllS CAT HERIVE LROTTY to Mlckey Iullano the laugh she gets flOlIl a Joke that 1sn t anmsmg EVELYNI HYZX to Dxane Korcz her h1b1t of f1ll1ng but bfilllg able to keep up m1th lntramural games BE-XTRICE C'ORbKI leaves her well dressed manner to Pat Dersam STEVE KELLY Ins basketball ablllty to anyone nho can stand the smell PET ER TYLEC, leaves any left ove-r IJCFIDICS IH h1s pocket to RICIITTCI 'Iylec ln order that he may have a yearbook I HERE? X 'XII DI AK leaves her wlse cracks IH class to Ellen Reardon DANIEL SC HNIERBACH h1s attractlon to Sk lteland and takmg the gnrls home atteru ards to any shy Junlor boy XIILFORD EBERLY 1 streamlmed convertlble to anyone who can ilford fen ders md umdows RALPH FOLINO leaves hls record number of years lll the Band to any begm ner m klndergarten DONALD BALDO leaves h1s football Jersey to my JUIIIOI' who can keep ll hom IAIIIHS apart RITA NIE5SLNGER leaves her love for long half to om Roberts THEODORE CYBULSKI leaves hls Hblllty for CII'CSSlI1g sharp to ack H aryey IOAN DROZDZYNSKI leaves to Dlane Prysby her good behavlor Ill golng home on the bus HELEN KOWALEWSKI leaves a few COPICS of her oral top1cs to any jumor glrl who has a good memory DOLORES WOJCIECHOWSKI leaves her pamt brush and easel to any art lox mg Junlor DOLORES RICCI leaves her cheerleader s umform to Dorothy Tomczak hoplng she wxll have as much fun YVILLI AM RICCATONE leaves hls loaded D1ce COIICCIIOH to ames Luman VIDA SANTO leaves her fightmg sp1r1t of gettmg through crowded halls to Mary Lou Scharf ESTHER KALAMEJSKI leaves to Rose IAIHTIC Krasxnskl hex success 1n selllng t1ckets and subscrlptlons ESTHER NIIKLINSKI leaves her Job of tvplng reports for teachers to mv Jumor glrl who wants to be kept busy NI ARY SKARBEK leaves her dCCC1VlI1g attltude m school to IAIZITIC Btbcock .ARLENE McDONNELL her zexl for sclence to my Jumor Qlfl DOLORES KOWALSKI leaves her ab1l1ty to keep busy to Laura Ely 29 L -I , ' D I I . 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L K 'X 1 THERESA SZOT leaves her admlratlon of red ha1r to Frances Stornelll EDITH STANEK wllls her mterest ln wrestllng to eannette Schneeberger ROSE MARIE FELLI leaves her talent ln muslc and slnglng to any Jumor w1th musxcal ambltlons IOAN ERTEL leaves her qulet attltude IH school to Francls Woods PAT KOBIELSKI to Ioan Spector a few mches of hexght ANNETTE PAYVLOWSKI leaves her ab1l1ty ln cheerlng to Rose Rybak RAYNIOND KOCH w1lls hlS ab1l1ty to throw passes 1n football to Benny Clan gulano DON ALD MATES7 leaves to Arthur Mapes hxs attractlon to I ancaster glrls RAYXIOND MORNINCSTAR w1lls h1s tackle posltxon on the football team lwlcky Pellettlere NIARY KRASINSKI leaves her good bowlmg scores to Barbara Groves NORNIAN XVINKLER hopes some Jumor wlll contlnue h1s llfelong search for a left hand glove EDXVIN PEINKOFER leaves hls ab1l1ty to keep scores ln basketball to Hart KIVCII ADELINE M ALYSZKA her ablllty to remaln unknown ln hlstory class to Shtrlev Glrard CLARENCE LIPPERT leaves hrs weakness for the color chartreuse to ohn Herb ROBERT SERVOS hls talent ln pamtlng cars to Franklln Miller ROBERT PAGFLS hrs ab1l1ty to spend the day drawmg 1n the art room to Robert Campbell STANLEY IEZIERSKI hs frlendllness wlth Mr GlZlI'lSkl to Mlke Santo FRANK KOCIALSKI h1s ab1l1ty to buy a four dollar camera for five and st1ll thmk he got a bargam to Robert Arent RICHARD RONIANCZAK h1s abxlxty to do bookkeeplng well to any future semor bookkeeper DOROTHY KOCZUR leaves her knack for partlclpatmg ln sports to Carol Pfister IESSE STORNELLI leaves what s left of hls pencll bag to any jumor who has more than four penclls PAUL WEBER leaves hxs great amb1t1on for hlstory to any Junlor who IS hard up for sleep DELPHINE JANKOWIAK leaves her ambltlon for modelxng to any future semor glrl MARY ANNE RZEKOS leaves her ambmon for a good buslness career to any Jumor glrl w1th brown halr and blue eyes FLORIAN JANOWSKI leaves hrs patented method of gettmg out of work to Charles Mlller PATRICIA FELGER leaves her abxllty of answerlng questlons ln hlstory to Madelme Curclo PATRICIA GEIGER leaves her arguments wlth Mr Hadsall to Margaret Durso NORBERT BORON h1s scholarly appearance IS left to anyone who wishes to dlsgulse hlmself OHN DURSO leaves hlS good sense of humor to Bruce Rechln CHARLOTTE KOWALCZYK her eagerness to help 1n class projects to Shlrley Stenzel ANNA MARIE SAVASH her qulck temper to Shella Brown 30 k . .1 V . , . 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V - V . , Y . . . . - ' ' v v' CLASS PR OPHE C Y The followmg scene takes place 1n the year 1970 A teacher from Depew Hxgh School takes a large book from the shelf ln the llbrary entltled Who s Who 1n 1970 He begms to remember an outstandlng class the class of 51 He also recalls the names of some of the students and hastens to start lookmg through the book Let us see how many of our students have reached the helght of success Clalre Brelster now has her own fur shop She guarantees customers that all furs are moth proof and they w1ll never prove that the damage was done by moths ames Mazur IS maklng money the easy way However there IS one dlsadvantage He must walt 24 hours before the 1nk IS dry Rose Marle Fell1 IS a soprano star at the Opera House and going all the t1me Dolores R1cc1 IS now an a1rl1ne hostess and IS scheduled to take the next rocket leavlng for the moon Adelxne Malyszka has opened up her own candy store Her advertlslng reads Sale of Klsses What k1ndP Theodore Cybulskl IS a m1ll1ona1re s1nce he started to caddy for Blng Crosby It seems that Bob Hope also pays h1m on the q t Mllford Eberly IS 1n Parls now studymg art He became lnternatlonally famous for hls palntlng the Skrached Fendur Stephen Kelly IS known to be the youngest D A 1n New York also a most ellglble bachelor Rlta Messenger IS now ln New York deslgnlng stage scenery Her work 1n re ta1l1ng has helped her machxne une Chruscxckl has wrltten a book One Thousand and One Ways to Sneak 1n Exam Answers The book has become a must to every student Mary Condello has plctures posted 1n every school as The Worlds Fastest Typlst Catherme Crotty IS glvlng lessons 1n her favor1te type of grammar Her slogan 15 Learn Slang w1th a Bang oan DfOZdZyHSk1 IS a volunteer worker 1n c1v1l defense Her Job IS takmg care of people IH atom bomb shelters Orders are to throw 1n any leftovers W1lma Hynes 1S 1n buslness and to meet competluon advertlses by saymg Any thmg they can do we can do better Evelyn Hyzy IS manufacturmg a new van1sh1ng cream P1ctures show the before appearance and w1th good results nothlng after Delphme ankowuak works as a counter spy She IS employed ln department stores on the look out for shophfters Esther Kalamejskl opened up a beauty salon on Flfth Avenue Her advertlse ments read Good Results' Sorry No Mlraclesl 31 3 n - - , J M I . . . , . . . 1 I . . , ' 'h ' n vls , . : ' . . ' , Annette Pawlowski: has just become famous for the development of a new X-ray . . .. , n 4 e u 1 1 s 1 KK . . l! , . Y 1 ' r I , ' an I ' . 1 1 '- ! , ' Patrrcra Kobrelskr has taken over a grocery busmess Everythrng rs fine wrth the grocerres merely wartrng for the busmess Charlotte Kow alczyk has finally reached her goal The state s fastest dehyery rs guaranteed when she drlves the truck Patrrcra Felger hrtch lnked to Calrfornra and now rarses orange trees She uses buckets of orange parnt Ray Koch 15 Sp6Cl'lll7lI1g rn poultry rarsrng He IS tryrng to solye the problem Xvlllfill canre Hrst the chrcken or the egg Clarence Lrppert has drscovered how flyrng saucers come to Earth Famrly arguments on Mars Don rld NldlCSl lns most recently desrgned pl rne rs known for rts srmplrcrty no wnrgs no body no engrne 1n fact no plane Its called The 'lhrng Rav Mornrngstar 15 bored alreadv w rth small thrngs lrke yachts automobrles and houses Modern rnventors better get busy Robert Pagels rs 1 stock car racer who spends most of hrs nroney payrng trafic fines He always forgets when he rs on the hrghway I-llMlll Pernlcofer rs 1 retrred lJllSlIlCSSI'1'l'lTl Hrs secret? He sayed eyery penny he eyer nr rdc wrth lns corn nr rkrng nr rclrrne Rrclrrrd Romanuak rs an lnsurance agent He consrnces people that wrtlr lrfe rnsurance they lraye a long lrle alre rd D rnrel Schmcrbrch rs sellrng sh rres ol orl stock on the fn ofl rsl rncl of Srl nrr lV1ll1am Rrccatone hrs constructron company has the Job of burldrng the new hugh school Howeyer srnce he rs r former student hrs price rs hrglr Robert Sersos has hrs own garage He rs WNO1'k1l'lg on a new type car the most unsafe to drrye csse Stornellr 15 1 nrusrcr rn rn the Depew Phrlharmonrc Orchestra He composes rnusrc that IS grthers any extra nrusrc sheets aftcr the program Thomas Szczechow skr rs gorng to Jorn the rnfantry because he was told that he was too young for any other branch of sersrce Norman Wlrnkler lr is left for 'Vey rdr rn order to strrt hrs lrfe dream Mfrnklers V estern Gamblrng House Peter Tylec rs tryrng to sue an unrdentrfied nran who sold hrm the Brooklyn Brrdge Helen Kow alewskl was r usrng a flow er garden Got yegetables rrrstead Now rs tryrng to conyrnce florrsts people w rll buy vegetable corsages Bcatrlce Gorskr lb herd desrgner Ill a New York Hrm Alw rys rennncls employees that anythrng they can dream up she wrll desrgn Frank Kocralskr IS workrng for the Pow ers Model Agency He has the drflicult Job of photographrng models Theresa Slot rs a surgeon Mfarnrngl She s a dangerous woman wrth a knrfel Mary Skarbek has opened up Xe Olde Bake Shoppe wrth goods collected through years of workrng at a bakery Edrth Stanek IS a clothes clurabrlrty tester She wears clothes for a few years ind 1f not worn out they are cleaned and sold 39 7 V' 4 Y 2 s ' I 1 ' c ' ' : . . r ' f' , ' ' f . , . k . 1' . .' ' 9 Al ' ' J7 7 ! Y ! ' I I ' 1 7 ' V . ' I . , ' , ,' . k I . . I l . . . . . I . z ' 'S : . ' . ' ' . , t 1 ' W - s- v e 1 I- 1 1 1 , 1 ' -. 1 1' if - .-1 N. 4. x-I lNo one w'1ll ever nnd rtg he rrrade sure of that. ' Q . , . . ' , , . ' 1 ' 1 f 1 , , . 1 ,- I 11 r - 1. 1 1 V 1 - 1 , , K. . I . . K , . 1 A rt 1 a L - , . ' 1 H. y W z ' z ' ' ' . '2 , K Q . I rc rv n ' v ' V Vlda Santo 15 prxvate secretary to the Presldent of the Unxted States Theresa Medlak 1S xn the roller skatxng derby known for her rough house tactrcs Mary Krasxnskl IS now manager and edltor of the Depew World Trxbune Norbert Boron IS known as SlTlIl1Ilg Norbert He opened up a used c1r lot wlth all hrs cars Ralph Fohno was heard by a talent scout and now w rrtes and srngs all the con1 mercrals for Ajax Cleanser Donald Baldo IS 'Nfr Depew the w restllng ldol of ew ery teen ager 1H tl1e country Herbert Bach has perfected the Robot wlnch w1ll g1ve llllll 1ll the answers on a test after readmg the book However tl1e IIIYCHIOY IS strll lllfflllptlllg to make the Robot pocket sued ohn Gorskl has become ambassador to Haw 111 and settles 1ll dlsputes by usmg Atomplomacy Flor1an Ianowskr rs a food mspector and p11ts tl1e Good Housekeepmg label on all the foods Stanley ICZlCfSk1 has become dlrector of televlslon s new channels 2 3 and 5 He also took part 1n a recent product1on entxtled I ll bet yo11 I can get 85 ohn Durso has bCC0lTlC the mayor of the vrllage of Depew He plans to make Dolores Kow alskl as a result of readxng a book entltled 500 OIJPOYIIIHIIICS rn Alaska she became secretary of a mmmff company 1n the Klondlke reg1on Esther M1kl1nsk1 has just publlshed a new book called Helpful H1nts for the Healthy Could ll be the work ln school that lnsplred her? Anna Savash IS an elevator operator 1n tl1e Lmprre State Btnldmg Sl1e has won her medal for seventy fixe successful fllghts oan Ertel teaches typlng 1n a busrness chool She remmds her students that no matter what the score may be keep on trymg Sophre Fronczak opened up a concesslon stand and sells Hot Dogs Advertlses dally 1n the Lost and Found for any stray hounds Patrlcla Gelger has Joxned the armed forces 1n se 1rch for a ce1ta1n party Dorothy Koczur has Jomed the XVACS but hasn t grven up hope yet She looks IHIO every foxhole she n1arches past just 1n case Gertrude Bummer IS now trcket agent She rece1ved her references from Depew Hlgh as the senlor sellmg the most raffle tlckets Glorla Caracclollo IS now on her way to Ghlna She heard an A Bomb attack 15 qulte probable and feels she w1l1 be safe there Dolores WoJc1echowsk1 IS proprletor of the NV NV G fXVOIl1CIl s XVI'CSIllIlg Gym She guarantees henpecked l1usbands Arlene McDonnell has founded the McDonnell Hospltal and has a great deal of patrence w1th the patlents Mary Ann Rzekos IS now secretary to a well known photographer She not only runs the office but also does a 11ttle modelmg 33 ' . ' ' ' u rx , ' , n - - n A - v v ' ' ' ' YY I I' 1' . ', ' D D ' - . - - z 44 nv I 6 J .3 1 , 'Z U ' 2 f' ' ', ' ' u ' ry ' , ' ' 41 1 A u , . . J : . ' , v. L It the Garden Spot of America. g . J I . . . 3 l . , . ' ' ' li YY ' ' ' 'll YY ' 1 , I I , . ' D . Y . . . . V -l - - - W 1 I 1 ' D 1 D t 'L 3 'cur , 102 -.--.- Y- A 1 F73 3 '.. ,V ' Q v a' v S ', ,7, mf I , Ln , f 1. 2 Q K X4 H . 45- ' ,, .. , I V ' ,H , 3 . A 5 . M K tx -t 53 ' M Q UNDER CLASSMEN bi Robert Sharpe Pres! d 6711 Frankhn Miner Sfvretary Mr Xhlbur Wllllams Adwsor CLASS OF 52 JOY Yond: 'We President Charles Petersd0If Treasure W 6 ROOM 302 T01 ron X Patereon C Neureuther Caradorn Smash R Bnndenbulger J Fdgall R Sharpe J Hoffman F Cordon H Knelt Mzddle mu I Dcriam X sfhlllldl C Caskms 'allctt C Piiiter J Coffed J Xondt -X J1nk0wuL1 Imttnm rnu J Roberts C- Bambrxdge S IHROIHSLI C Folmo X Xbel R Ccrmam J Swmer J Spector Sw. ROONI 30 1 lop roi 'N Qlangualano Rxan R ilaelak 1' Nhller H Qchafu R Craham C Tredeuck son YN 'Nmkgrion Niarsmeuskx H Deutschllndcr Uzdrlie VOL C Bucklex L Tater U Skrabxkr R Crotz S Jenmek C P L f 1 em oer R KICIIICIA Xkalnak NI Baldo B C1 we lifff mr I l Ex NI Curcxo D Pnsbx H Roper E AXIIHJOISRI L Schultz NI Lmdslex T Gauullc X Hoffman F Hoods 37 5 Q 5 i Q K fr 4 , K , , 4 R E W 1 R R 5 1 J C 1 i ' ' ff ' gf Q ii. R , - i - Q, 5 a . mv: Q . p , - , 4 , 'wx QF' if ' Q' P ' J 1 S J I , I J., D, I v5A, , , Lf .,J. , . . . 1 . ., . I . T E R . .59 , ,f , . . E 1 A ii R 1 C C wg l J M 1 R Q i ' 3 if L 3 'fi A A J fe 1' J Ei C - Q., - C -V 3 A 1 J A ,e A ,Av J ,S J K K .CHA 6 Q.: is J R5 K, F: M. K i, Q, R' 'J Cl' ,Q an Qi . vw . . .' '. ', -' L .Nf . A K 3. . . Q, Io' . rkf nfl ' ROONI 309 Top rou D Cerlach C Nllller I Pacheco D Cxbulslu I News G Chosle Sauer P Englert Vzddle mu N Schultz R lommer NI Hull 'NI lhtzensahlager B Rechln C Pelletterle F Dondajewskl Bottom ron NI ullano C I-nuke Cocella l' Rott D Xnclrcws F Hanwell NI Scharf P Nowak dp W ROOM 310 To mu H Slraiier D Illlllx C' urek R Smith I Rhow Paeike F Caxage E Nlrowka 'Uzddle rou Smllh X Xhoblewslu R Bloom R Xrent I Mxldenbcrger I lxosteckl R Clvdesdale R Bwlxna D Tomczak Botlmn V01 K Nlercer C, IN ujek 'KI Durso Nl Schwelgert C Carbacz B Frnsr Dahl S CohrI Qtornelll 38 s 9 I .f ii F 5 gxmf., - is xl .. . 'J 1 ,Y , L..' . . ' . .V . , .' , . D . . f ' ' . W ga, 2' I l i I 5 K5 I F i A 3 ez, i A I fe f F , . -if I2 5 7 ' ' K -, YE 1 ' F -4.3 S : Y , I ,R K E I i 4 - - , 8 5 4. 5' Q 2 fl -. sf -5' XV , ' , . ' , . '. zu' .. , , ', . . ,. . ' , . 1 , . . , . 1 .. '. CLASS HISTOR Y une rolled around and we awaited our unior year with great ambition. At the beginning of the unior year we elected our officers and our class advisor feeling certain that our choice would prove to be the combination that would bring about a successful year. Our first very successful affair was an Inter Class Dance which was held in November. Then came a Movie and Dance. This combination was very well received by the student body and proved to be a real success. In February another Inter-Class Dance was held again proving the popularity of the combined undertaking of the three classes After careful consideration and thought the Iuniors and Sen iors decided to combine the unior Prom and Senior Ball and choose a King and ueen from the Senior Class and a Prince and Princess from the unior Class Elaborate preparations were made for this affair every member of the two classes working hard planning decorating and selling tickets The affair turned out to be a tremendous success both financially and socially And now as our unior year draws to a close we are concen trating on the fact that we will have to l1ve up to the traditions established by past graduating classes It is therefore, up to us as next years Seniors to serve as an example and to perpetuate the traditions of Depew High School 39 we 7. C1 -'U -www Ia Mr joseph GlZ1I'lSlxl Advzsor J05ePh Sfhullz 1 1 Schmxdt Rona n I me President P7'ESlden CLASS OF 53 Re ma Magretta Lois Kotchwara g Treasuref' Secrelayj 41 ww Top ron F Brewer W Pellettcrlc I' CPICKIOIII X Donnxno 'XI Qmto D Hacker IE Hoollu 1' Muse Mzrizlle mu M Balxock Qchnccbcrgcr R Islcc ll lxuctl I- Qlornclh J Mcbon nell S NIcN1chol D Conn 1301101111011 I Przwlmxl NI xI2lIXI1l6IN5lxl M Xbbotox L Kmsalczwk Bvmgton C Sobon 1 1 11 lux 1 111 7 1 ous 'XIII 4 1 mln R NJ e f 1 11 nv. 1 N 41111101111 D x 111 mx 11111 kms um 1 H1 1 5 I 0 mn mu Nuupo D L.1111l1L1l X H1111a1111 Xlbcrl S XIc11111 IX Billlldll X IXlClll XI Santo C Black vom 42 Taj '0Il'.' li. NI: lx 111. Sl ll , liinik. R. C2lIl1lJlJL'll. H. I.r H 'c, S. Pizlscrki. I.. 1 pvcl, li. NILILO1 '. . Pl1'i1'l1 'L 11, .II1'rl1Il' 1'1:1': ll. xIilllllL'Ii, li. R1-11 cl 11. I., l' . -ll. 1.1111 2111, . I. Sled, NI. Sw' ' ' . . Dill, li. ll' gm iki. D. C21 '11g, KI, ' ul- D. 'lbx 3 ll ' NI. Top rou H Konsek C Bambrldge D 'Newlands H Flscher X Stanhura R Felber YN Schultz H Blakelv H Kozlel Viddle mu P Sclnlllng R Moore X Bartkovslak C Repka X Kamln skx S Hodan F Mammone J Hammer R,,,KQ1eL,R Fohr Bottom mu P Wagner D Mayne L Lamprecht M Dsll S Brovsn S Yhlllams S Small M Xllgeler C, McNaughton L Denz zewslu H Bukowskx A Niapes Uzdflle mu I Blaszkoulak B Schmxcll C Vllson F Oslrach NI XXZISS K Smllh WK Nlcwer I LClCSZ1IlSlxl X Parsing Boftunz mu S Sharpe NI Bashnr B Nlackenzle J Puehler Xluench L Kotchwsaxa NI Kampala R hraslnskx I' Len 43 l l ..,,v,.. ,W Top rozv: A. Ruhland, E. Idziak, R. Chmelko, XV. Cmfenllo. P. Nieclbalski, R. Schmitt. C. Hanis- IK Kill V1 JUG Top rou R Hinltelman D Ellmgson M Bauer T Pomaski D Andrews T McCarthy C Idzilt J Mlchalskx E Cichon Middle mu R Boorum J Schneeberger D Melghan J DIPIZIO B Clck C Krol S V arnungton N Smith P Kent I Nantlta I Hardy Bottom mu C Shone S Slenzel R L1l'uma R Nlagretta M Wilson C Rogatlu R Rybalt S iuard L Kovacs A Pache CLASS H15 T OR Y The class of 93 15 composed of 149 students from Cheektovs aga and Depew The class advisor last year at the Central School wx as Nlrs Dombrovx ski Their adusor at the North Side was Mis Poynton Their activities conslsted of three successful dances and a Christmas Party This year we chose Mr oseph Cmnski as class advisor of the combined class of 53 lVe had a Sophomore Banquet followed by a dance at the beginning of the year The Sophomore class was well represented at the Interclass dance wx h1ch was a great success socially and financially The Sophomore class under the guidance of 'Nlr G1Z1HSkl and the leadership of its fine oilicers had a very successful year The membeis of the class cooperated with their oflicers to insure an mterestlng and suitable program for all the classes is well as making each affair 1 Gnanti 11 success The class of 55 particlpated 1n the ITIIQHIIYIC campaign conducted a drawing and worked hard to make the Sophomore Hon ln May a real success xvlth the year s activities coming to an end ue of the class of 53 are eagerly looking form ard to our umor year so that ue may continue our efforts to become in outstanding class in Depeu High s history 44 . f: . ' , . ' , . , . ', .. '., . ', . ' ' I . ' ' ': . , - . . ' , - ' ' ' , , , . ' , .l , . , '. . ' ',A. 1' , Q- ' , - W - , V V activities consisted of a Freshman Prom and a Thanksgiving party. The class A v . . . . . . . . . . y 2 ' ' ' l ' ' 1 1 'z ' .. ' . . . .K . , , f , ' ' , A . 7 J 2 V . Y . ' Y .Y , . ' . t Mrs Mary Dombrowskl Admsor Damel 7W0l1HSk1 Preszdent Jeanette DIPIZIO Secretary CLASS OF 54 ia 0311 Lesklw V155 President DOXOYCS Paul Tre asu Te T ROONI 204 I0 r 1 D SlldHd 1 KOXNIIKINR XxQS0lUMNlxl R11 lull s Slllt L Gordon R Xdamcn ' Ca 1110 'U ddla' mu P .1141 uno D Iidllllllllll H Omsk 9 .1 uh czak Caekms J Kamerek L Bowan S Rwbak NI NI1111k1u11cI If Lajacono Hotlmn mu P l L Rohloff I Plll21Sk1 Tocha F l1el1mk1 R C1a111b1a S lxron IJIPILIO X KIJYBHCCLI NI Vhlkmson A Rogers ROONI 201 To mu R 711LhelkowSk1 R arlcnskl C XXIHIS R FllCI'lll0fCI HI Nluhak D Hess lx Cerlach Harxew B Cxau ual T FH g ano 1011 haspznek Uzflrile ml Cappcllo I Pa er Saxagc L rka D ivsartuood L Io111111cr C llh'iIlSlxl X l1asecL1 R R111 Iiwtfmn 11111 X1 glllll 1mn D xIlglLltZYk I lx Z21IlLllxl X Duhq N I-ol 1 1 S1110 I1 Hannzusskl 46 1 ff i 2 il 5 f L 5 , 1 , . f 1 fr A . , 1 ,gg A K of t T ,I p 011: . 1' . C. 'z '. V2.1 ll '. I ilI.','l'1. SilXL'lkllllilA, D, .' 'HIL-1' . , .1 l. Is . 1 1 ' 'J '. I: 'c . . f' . , j'k ', , , ', , - I' ' .... '. ' , ' 1 P ' ' 1 . S sf 'R ' ' 1 fs A 1 i f, Q ia 1 ' -yy f 'E ' K 1 3 J H 1 i 1 , ' i - I b A V N-'A K E. B1 ' , . .R ' .. '11 f -, ' L , Q1 vlla, l-1. CQ1'z1I1a111, I.. ' 1' zlil, ROOM 209 101 ron QCTIHLIID C Hapcman R Iw ns H R llle D lw I 1sL1 It I lluv Ix M aw mak R Sharpe D Cuenther L BNIIIIH R I,0IHlIiS7LIx Ilzrirllr mn I IIUIKICCIIUMSICI Rudmk Saul E Skalbek J Luluw IN Xxen I 'Nlanum K Kraxuuk If Hom ro: F CI N lcosxa D uszczak ROOXI 211 Tcnrou kovwalskl Fxwrhu X Shea F Novak S lxnda G Klum R Dlppold I lol-Iouse E Hale I-ox R C exsparher Ilulzllr mn R Hapcman C ull L ax Sxe Joc Bxcheler NI Kalser S Nlogall j Manu mak If Rouen Il I 1 X mbuii R Xuosn nston Ii ltmn mu NI CI sck X R I D Danlu R Care o II 1 B DlLIx1fl9OI'l X Hunger 47 if I I I . J, if - 4 5 .. . K .A 1 i Q f if ski- , I 1 ': I I . L. ' , . I'1l . 'i . 'oh '. 'z 'tax ' 'x'Zy- . ' ',. , '.f '. L. ' 0 'r': .. Loss F. Karwarzynska, M. Cicatello, D. Germain. NI. Kric'km'icI1. D. fII'0lZ, T. Ramos, C. Tachok, M I , . .S .I s I 5 5 5 . A if Y' re . . i K 5 , I . I 0 , A I fax 1 . ,j. . - . fl ,j, .1pL.1-1-pj.. III,.X. A' ,... .. ' .2 ', ', ' .',ina,..Sie Az. z.C1. Joh 5 . 0 . . Low: 1 . 'ro. . . I. 'll , . Pill I. I.. RllI3lIC'. .X, Yost, CLASS HISTOR Y The Freshman Class of 1954 conslstmg of hfty five boys and seventy five glrls started the year with a Get Acquamted dlnner and dance held at Depew Hxgh School on November 14 1950 Many frlends of the freshmen attended the dance whlch was a huge success Mrs Mary Dombrow sk1 and our class oflicers planned another dance and drawlng It was held on March 19 1951 and another enjoy able t1me was had by all place of a dance formerly held on graduatlon mght Our graduatlon was a solemn and wonderful affalr as for the second tlme ln the hlstory of our school we recelved dlplomas whlle wearmg caps and gowns We are now lookmg to our sophomore year when we wxll be able to combme forces wlth the class of 54 from the North unxor Hlgh and so make our sopho more year a memorable one 48 The class eagerly looked forward to a formal dance in May which took the 1 Mlss osephme Sanflllpo Adwsor Frank 1-Olacono Charles Guarmo President Vice Prgmdem CLASS OF 54 Ronald Herb Gemydme Pxatkowskx Secretary Treasufef 49 Top ron D Moorman S Smith D Scammura D I-reeman R Hexilkorn J Nlclllurter G -Xllen Middle ron D Knabelkamp Y Pope D long K Plalkowskn P Bllcllo C, Grzwbovsslu Bottom row R Schvsegert J Hughee C Fllll'lgSOIl Dcmmg D Horst 1: Craf In Harmus 01 rou M I armonc H I llplak D Hoffman R Xu D l' ylnsl I I 11110110 M 'Nlac l0 L Muldlc mu R Yccluneuch L Duggan l 'Nowak B kotclmfxm l- Cuclcl l Duggan D Xiu senger Bottom mu R Herb R Xxlmgmn C Cuarmo R Halscr S lou ll ldber 50 '.' . , . ' . . 1 - N V - ' . - . l I . N : . ' , . ., 9. . . , . , - 1 . . ' V .. A- ' , V ' ' ., ., , . . M A A , ' . 5 T It ': . L , '. fi ' ' '. . ' , , .- , . rz' ' I .1 'Q t , . . 'l ly ' ,. ' .' ,-. , , y v ,. . ' ,. .1 '- ' 1 . , I Top 'row C Albert A McGinnis F Barnwell D Bernackl P Torrelll K Cautnlle lf. Lambert Middle row P Schwxndler J Naber I Grzybowski C Molffer D Mathholz N Romanczak Bottom row T Edgell H Muszocki S Kromer M Nowak D Ruszanowski NI Kobas G Waterstram D Landrey CLASS H15 T OR Y After a colorful election campaign the freshman class officers were chosen and 1mmed1ately began the task of planning our year s act1v1t1es The first major undertaklng was the sale of Chrlstmas cards The profits which resulted from the unanimous cooperation of the group were more than an ample reward for our footsore pseudo salesmen The Dog Patch Hop challenged the talents of the group and under the able guldance of Miss Sanlillpo it proved to be a huge and enjoyable program The Christmas season was upon us and to celebrate Yuletide a Chrlstmas party and songfest was held before the l1Ol1Cl3y recess During the party Santa Claus made h1s appearance to add to the merrlment The CDTISIHIHS Party proved to be an opportune time to award prizes to the students selling the most Christmas cards and wrapplngs Among the many sprlng festivities whlch brought the rapidly advancing year nearer to 1tS close were the April Shower and Nlay Flower hops Both of these affalrs were especially enjoyed by all The graduatlon dance and commencement exerc1ses mixed gladness with regret as we looked back on the completion of three years of unior Hlgh School but anticipated w1th eagerness that longer and steeper climb to hlgher education 51 I . , . . , . , . 1 . - - 1 v - - .' . , . l , ,. A ' , . , . V - - . - ' v v f' 1 . . , . , . y ' A a - - a 1 f 1 - , . . 1 . . . , . . . 4: n 1 y V c ' ln ' rr an n v 1 A v l V . . K .TSI ,mmm wav SX Z rj! 5 fr aw., OR GANIZA TION5 O Q 6 634 Z so O X X w 'K W Vx X Q X o ' Top rou R Magretta J Drozdzynskl J Nlxltlenberger Nllthalskl F lxoclalskz 'Nl Eberls H Schafer 'NI Boron C Pellettlere D Wojclechowskl D Danlu llzddle mu R Felh B Hexch man Chrusclckx D Koczur R Evans 9 CZ1Cl'9lxl C Phstel R Folmo XS Skrabskl D Rlccl 'N Krlckovlch YV Hynes T Szot Bottom ron L Stanek X Santo NI Condello C- Caracclolo S Kelly M Rzekos M Kf3SlHSkl E lhl1kl1IlSkl X l,21VNlOWNSlx1 SE T1 EL STAF r FIHHCIN 9 Kozub Aflvzmr The staff of the 51 Sentmel got oil to in HUSPILIOUS start by dex elopmg thelr orgamzauon 1n the early part of the year and maklng arrangements for the prmtmg and photographlc work and organlzmg the subscrlptlon and patron camparqns Under the able guldance of our aclv1sor Mr Francls 9 Kozub the co ed1tors Mary Ann Rzekos and Steve Kelly and the nt ethtor Mrllold Iibcrlx plans were made gosermng the layout of the book the number of p iges ltlc is for Art work and the 'IIIIOUITI of copy Asslgllrrlents were made ws orked on and the results turned rn to the echtors to be checked nnphfietl and rearranged ln order to make a pleasmg COIHPOSIIIOH Ill the yeirbook The Sent1nel Staff would l1ke to take th1s opportunltv to thank the people who haxe ln any measure contrlbuted to the success ol the 51 Yearbook He SlIlCC1Cly hope that our efforts w1ll be vtell recened by the students and faculty of Depeu Hlgh School and ue hope that thls record of the school year xull brmg back m my pleasant xnemorres to those who were fortunate ln securmg a copy of the 1951 Sentlnel 54 ,, .. . ., c A at d ' Y'.' ,.' ,. 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Top row L McLeod L Rozanskx R jarlenskl K Repka B Clanguahno R Frantz j Dras KICWICZ J Schultz Kasperek A Mapes R Hyburg 'Semnn' ron L Frlckson R Fxscher T Elllott WV Lee D Gerlach V Pxaseckl M Santo S Yynda G lAlll1S YN l'1l1p1ak D Ellxott G Keller R Elllott K Arber H BllKOWSlxl 'llurd mu Cappello C Clelser P Casxllo R Evans M Lxndsley B Phelan J Cerullo C Bauer M Dawson D Xolbelg D Cesek J Sharpe S Condello A Sobon A Kovacs G Vexbel T Stock I Sheldon Fnzulh mr 'SI Heaser S Kelly J Sauer J KOSICCKI M Allgeler Stornelll H Ottovuti F Stornelll J lltts F Cordon E Hale Iygglgk Majorettes A Yost NI Nlaccorone C Frlnke NI Dxll C Sobon D Nlapes fb' fs BA D Nlr Hugh Stock Dwector The Depew Hlgh School Band COHSISIS of sxxty five members The offlcers are presldent Stephen Kelly v1cepres1dent esse Stornelll secretary Donald Gerlach treasurer Frances Stornellx Durlng the football season the band played at all the home games dexeloplng varxous field formatlons The band played a concert at an Open House sponsored by AVCSI1I'lgl1OLlSC and also partlclpated 1n the VHYIOUS parades sponsored by the vlllages of Depeu and Lancaster At the present tlrne plans are bemg made to purchase neu umfolms for the sen1or hlgh members In the future the band IS golng to be separated IHIO three UIIIIS sen1or hlgh Junior hlgh and elementary grades The Depew Hxgh Band IS preparlng for the Sprxng Festnal and Annual Concert As part of thls preparatlon the band sponsored a lNOOClWNlHd ensemble from Ithaca College of Musxc and presented to the sen1or hlgh school The band would lxke to express IIS thanks and apprecmuon to 'Xlr Hugh Stock for the time and effort he has spent xn weldmg the group III to a fine nluslcal organxzatlon 55 .' . , 1. . , . .', . ', . 1 1 . .' . . ,- , . , . ', . . , .. , . .' , . S, . '. . , , . , . , . ... ,. . ' , .. ' ', . 1 ',. , Y' ' . .... ' , . . ,.. ,.. ., . . . ,, . . 4... , . . . . , Y. . . . . ,WHL 1 fl. ,I .I , . ',. , A' , ,. , .A . 1 ' x fb I u ' A , - -J , - , - y - H vs - - r 1 ' T 1 ' I . 70 ron A H rohlcmskl I Polaskx X Hungel X Rogerg L hlw N Schultz E Hwzx P Ko hnelskl 9 XxdlII1lI1glUl'l R Iommer Xhldenhugu Chrusc1ck1 P Komu R Closek Mzddle mu 1 Komaluyk I xxOjLlCLll0VNSkl IJ H.annlum B 'Nlukumzxe 9 Stcnlcl NI Balclo X Pam lovwskl Lukm C Blelsler X Xlaluika D Koczul S Clrald NI Roll P Wagner Cocella L Broun R farelto Bottom mu I Fclger N1 Condello R Felll F Zl6l1I'lSlx1 G Carrocclolo D Paul S Brown B Helchman 1' Stanek F 'Nlancmx CHORAL GRO P5 Mus xI2lI'gl1CT1lC Nlohr D11 eclor Standmq H Sk1absk1 J Luman N Pelletterxe Sztlzng T Pomaelq Smash P Heber H Schafer 56 e,M.,.., e.,.,.,. W.-- ' 'I ,. ' '. , ,. K , . ' . .. 2' ' ,.. ' '.'.A , ,,'. ' '- ' ' . .I ' ' ' ' V' ,' , , , '. . . . . . .A. A' , . , . , . , A ,RA A , To rou L Mcleod A Mapes R jarlenslxt I' News F Stolnelll G Bummer X Krol H Schafer I Pulaski D Hamllton 'NI Dyll I Elllott lf. Cxcllon B Woolley R Xrent Second mu F Mammone NI YVHISS C Kowalczylt D H 0JClCLhOWSlxI D Ixoczur VV Bablarz M Santo J Bylngton M Kempskl Coffed J lxI1lCl6fllJt,IgCI' S MclN1ch0l I CClBSZll'ISl4l Thzrd row Spector B Ernst R Llpllflla I' Nlarymemskl H D1Bernard1n1s R Krastnskl Symer T Szot YN Hynes D Kowalskl Bottom you NI KPHSIHSLI D R1cc1 S Lakomslu T Medxak D Tomczak C Frmke L Unselt j DIPIZIO OOTLIGHTERS 4. V51 Nlr Thaddeus RZ1LLlx0Y4Slxl Dzrector The Footllghters Depeu s dramatlc club has been yery actlxe durmg the past yetr I nder the dxrectxon of Mr R3C7kOMSk1 they presented tuo hue pl iys The T mker was a CIITISIIHTS play whlch pleased all who sam II Liter III the year 1 murder mystery The House of Greed was presented before the un1or and Senlor Hlgh School Although they were hlIIClCl'Cd by lack of tune the FOOIllgllICI'S dld a gzett job of PYOXlClll Cntertalrllllerlt fol the school The1r plays were a credxt to the xy hole OIg1II11dI1OII On behdlt of the ent1re school vue glye a warm Fhank You to the Footlxghters OFFICERS Preszdent Rose K1'ZiS1IISkl Semelary oan Spector Vzce Preszdent Berne lVoolley Treaswer oan Sy mer 57 ' 4 ,. . . . .' ' 'f ' 4 ', 1 . . , . . , . . . . , . , . , , . I, . , . Y. . , 'V , .. X Y. , W . . . , . . .. I. , . . , . , . , . , . , . . '. I . . , . ,.. . , . , . , 1. , . , . . M i 3 Ny f V 4 I . ' -f ' 111' . Y, . I . Y . 1 I f T , 1 1 1 . , . . Y . V V 1 V H . .. ,, Y .- . . , 1 I . 1. ' ' - 41 1 rr Y ' . 1 I' 1 7 , ' , 1' 1 ' 1 I Q . . , . . . .1 . . 1 Y I Y rr H V X . . . y J ' ' . . J Y Nlr M llbur Yhlhams 'Q Top row P Felger Cl1I'llSClClCl P Gelger E Hsu D ankowxak B Welchman H D1Bernar d1n1s Bottom rou I D ozdzynskl D Koczur B Corskl R Nlessenger H KOW3lCWSkl C Crolty LAS VE DEDORA5' The Lis Vendedoras Club an Ofg2llI1721llOII of members of Retallxng Class II was organued on November 8 1946 w1th 'Xlr Wxlhams as advlsor In September 1950 the organ1Lat1on chose the followlng officers presldent R Nlessenger vlce presldent B Gorskl secretary H Kowalewskl treasurer D Koczur To c: nry out the purposes of the Organllatlon and to provlde the members wlth necessary retarllng experrence two unportant projects were carrxed out A ChT1SlIHdS tune Santas Vlforkshop was prepared to whlch more than forty chlldren from a nearby orphanage were 1nv1ted where they were showered wlth candy nuts glfts and treated to a IIIOVIC At Easter tune a colored egg contest was sponsored The eggs were dlsplayed 1n an approprlate Easter settxng replete wlth l1ve chlcks and paper mache bunnxes Over one thousand eggs were entered 1n the contest and after the Judglng were turned over to two orphanages to be dlstrlbuted among the orphans 58 . - - . - Y I V. , . . V I . . . . . . , . , . I I , , , , , l . . . '.' . V' ' ' ' ' ' ' . A . . , . 1 , . . , . , . . of - K K LK' ,k,. I. A K Z' I I I I gl . Gr' A , - , w , J Q . - f v- ,- - , 4 , . . . . 4 r K 4 1 A V ' . , l . . ,Mr , . - K I . . - . - .I 1 v Y .I - . I L , . , . , Z . . K K , , 1 - 1 t V ,if ' f ' . ull. ' , ' U ' V ' L k . V , . V V 7 r 9 ' v 4 Y . . . . . - lr 1 v f v v 3 Xxx S X921 4' ATHLETIC? o o Q .-:-:1: -.Q ' X ,A:: .:A,.:.. , , H , , A.,,lA1.111 W lx ,Aung O'-1954-U t Mlfw standmg 1' lojacono j Rybak R Clza S Sharpe C Brelster N Klem H Konsek P Tocha R Hyburg Sxtlzng M Batvenschlager C Pfister S CZlCI'Skl J Alberts Mr james E Dawson Director The Athlet1c ASSOCIHIIOH IS organued to help 1n promotrng athletrc actlvxtxes IH Depew Hlqh School The members are elected by students at the annual class meetlng at the beglnnlng of the year Tvxo members are elected from each grade The followlng officers were elected presldent Stanley ezxerskl secretary and treasurer C arol Phster assxstant secretary and treasurer lane Alberts The members of the Athletlc .ASSOCIHUOII sell tlckets at all games take care of advanced sales collect uclcets help adveruse and make schedules 60 - f A THLE TIC ASSOCIA TIG e e s t t Mr james E Dawson basketball baseball Charles Allgeler Mr Guxdo F111cett1 football football wrestl1n2 track basketball Midi!! the Mr Henry WOJtOWlCZ track and field football Mr Joseph Rybak baseball football baske tball Mr Marco Guerra Mr Freder1ck Lmdsley tenn1s z go COA CHES Mr Splro Konst Equzpment Mgr The Depew Hlgh School IS indeed fortunate 1n havmg as fine a coachlng staff as can be found m any hlgh school As the school populatlon lncreased the demand for VHTIOUS sports became more and more pronounced To keep pace Wllh thxs demand, more faculty members were added to the coachlng staff ln order to supply the know how requlred by the VHIIOUS sports As evldence of the excellent work on the part of the coachlng staff, one need only note the popularlty enjoyed by the varlous sports, the recept1on of these act1v1t1es by the student body and the amount of partxclpatlon on the part of those mterested ln the varled sports 61 Mr. ' r a l . - ' .,n,. 'W 1 f fs'e Q ' s a 1 tt fi. 592 Q A .f t . at f fa -ff ' fp? V: s s I l :-I:2:+:5- .. pks- 1 -ff-: ,- 14:5 2- - . - l lf X ' . fix Depeu Depux Depeu Dept M D pt Dtput Dtpeu Dtpeu 9 1 I 1 I 2 mu H krol Pacheco H Ruoltone 1 Tslu R Messenger N C1ang11alano T I0ll12lSlsl 111 e mu un Hamm Coxslu S1o1ne 1 C lola J Herb lohno R Roch R Sharpe Caraclon I' Nhllu liuilom mu M Fberlw R Nlormngstar C Petersclorf C 1'rultr1cks0n D Balclo H Bath Nlazur VARSITY FOOTBALL 4 5 SCORILS Nledma Xu hust Fast X111 or 1 L I mmsltx Sloan Hamburg A111011 uukur -I ' .-,.. The 1990 wars1ty tootball team shoved a l1Cl11CI1dOLlb unprowe ment ox er last year, wx 1I1H1I1g fue and losmg three games, although the season was not qu1te as successful as last rear clue to the loss to Lanc1ster Ihe co lCl1C5 Xlr ahead of them for elexen 11111 be lost 1991 season ale not altogether dun smce there M111 be a xeterm lnckheld Coocl V encls ue couunq up tlthough the centtl of the 11116 11111 need 1 lot ol uollt illd pollsh -Ks .1 lesult ll looks 11ke there M111 be a lot of su unhhng mtl con1pet1t1on for berths on the 1991 wars1tx Ryb 1k 1nd Ur F1l1tett1 11111 haxe 1 lug job the 1951 season SIHCC e1ght out ol the HISI through graduauon The prospects for the 69 l l Hof ' '.' . ' 1' ' . '. , 1, ' ,A , . Q' ' I 1 cg. lNIiller,S1Kelly. .1'l'iiI -ij. Rez. nj. ' J. Q j. - ll', 1. Q , . A ,R. f A J 1 f x 1 1 I X 0 X , I Nl l l lg: 4 ' P ..--- s - Q - i.....- -X NX ' 2 . ' 0 , ,- K 1 - 1 . . -'J 13 ,Q A . .' V 1 - 3 A, - 2 I2 . 1 K r - - - 18 11111111111 0 1 1' . L I. . '1-- - K 1 Rf A ' 1- Q -w 0 .2 V I3 ' - ,- ' 2 f - , W2 ' , . 7 6 1 . l Y I L 1. 1 - -9 A ,. 6 - 1' lv. Top ron A Magnano N Pelletterle R Frxckson C' Aman F Cacclottl R YValser R Smlth H Lolslouse R Deppold J Schultz A Ruhland Mlddle row R Kelcher R Schmitt E Lo House J I-ltts D Newlands C M skl P Fnglert D Hoffman R Carcllnal D Dyll C lilllak J Kline Bottom mu R Herl Hlbbs l' Iojacono VV Skrabskl B Woolley B Clan JA Y VEB FOOTBALL E Q 34. The Junlor Varslty football team ended a very successful sea son w1th a record of Hve mms one t1e and one loss The 1950 season has shown the I V team came a long way from the green materlal of the PFCVIOUS year In fact they have set an envlable record one VNh1Cl1 should prove to be a challenge to the l95l Iumor Varslty team The l950J V team appears to have many good lme and back Held prospects and lt they can prove themselves 1n conlpeutlon for berths on the varsltv team Depew once agaxn should have a successful season 63 Depevn Depem Depeu Depew Depew De pew Depew SCORFS Nledlna Amherst East Aurora I ancasler Sloan Hamburg Akron gualano,'R. Gohr, D. Scannlrralj. Foal, J..Germa.in.. A , l K 5 l . y l I - I Y f N I .'f gk 5 5 1 w. x 4 3 7 0 '- r 7 5 t - ' 0 A . , , ' - ' 32 . . . . . y A 5 . t v . ' I3 . 1 ' . ' 9 , mzdmq H Skrahskl Cmslu R 9l111pe xldllll R Slllllll NI l' Cl 1 lx 1 H B 1 u1c1lt1 C 1 ' 4 eco ll 11 BI Ll 1 nu 111 1 Cl CXlJll I VARSITY BASKETBALL ' ' ' Depew Depew Depcw Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depem Depew lk pun DL pt 14 Dtpem Depeu Depem SCORFS -Xkron -Xmherst Slcnn Pme H1ll lait -Xurma Clarence Hamburg H llll3lTl9XlllC l annastu Xkron -Xmherst Plne H1ll Sloan F ISI Xurma C l lltllll H 1111l1111g, NN 1ll1'lll1xX1llL 1 ancastm un- nhfl i 'H-N J Blllldlllg up hte, te1111 :round last 1e'11 s IN X ees Coach D111 son hid the dtllftcult task of ClCWClOP1I1g 61 pr1Ct1call1 ne11 1 11s1t1 losmg end of l? g 111115 XKl1llC 1111111111g fm At t1111es tl1e 1 11s1t1 showed spulxs ol glettness CSIJCillllX lll defe1t111g Slom and Hllllllllfg The Blue .md Hhlte lost the Llttle Thlee between 5lOc1Il P1116 Hlll and Depeu 11h1tl1 11 IS t1ke11 lJY PlIlC H1ll L 111 mspects lol next 1L1r ne xcellcnt Hllll e 1 1 hw 1eg11l IIS 111clplQ11t1 ol t1lc11t on the IX Yee squ ld to f1ll out the 1ar51t1 64 .11 Q .. 11 -. ' ,. . 111 -1.5. 'ellyy . a1h.F. Ca' '. I, Nl'llC1'. l21'l1 1 Cz li lf 'i, H l . K ll gf F. M'll I 'lf 11' lski. I- 'Q 'Q I Ill r' sqx y Q f X .,' . f g ' ' -.1 ll J S x. x ll , I ' f ll 1 . - lg ' 46 1 4l ' 40 1 5 'Tl ' -17 .l . 62 1 '49 ' ' 69 54 49 -.LZ 42 c . I 1 . I 4 . I 1 32 ' . 54 team. As Q1 result tl1e SCOI'll1g C0l1111111s show Depew to he Oll tl1e 'ss , 37 '111 Y' ' '37 TSG K- . , - . . .- A '40 . 31 'A - ' f, ' A --'44 A 51 1 1' '. i jj? T, QQ 1111 1 Q .11 Cf 1 -' 111 11-t1111ol V45 ,..K .i 62 ,,.k.-i.t , 1, 2, r,. 2 -11 . A 47 f Ton mu Ryan J Sllllllll R 51111111111 V Comcnflo X Slachuxa R Craham D CWb1l1S1x1 E ' NI kowsk1 Uzzlrllf mn lxmalslo lr llxlma Ilollmn ral B Cungualano H Knett flytlestlalc R Roggk H Blakelx J Hollmm D Hlhbs C lxrol Nb ffl Y VEE BASKETBALL TKT' 7 The Jumor Vars1ty coached bv Nlr Rybak Hmshed the season m1th a record of 15 mms and 3 losses and taklng tl1e unlor dlVl s1on of the Northern Erle County League The outstandlng players were Benny Cnangualano Gene Ma kO!NSk1 and Chet Krol IH thelr Hooruork and ames Ryan Ron n1e Schm1dt and oe Schultz 1n controllmg the backboards Iames Ryan led the team IH scormg xx 1th a total of 117 polnts follow ed by Joseph Schultz and Benny G1angualano yuth 165 and 162 po1nts There IS every 1nd1cat1o11 that the up and commg players from the JLIHIOI' Vars1ty w1l1 strengthen Depeu s chances for a champ 13nsh1p 1n the next season 65 Depew De pew Depew Depew Depcvx Depew Depew Depevw Depew Depevn Depew Depew Depew Depevn Depew Depew Depew Depew Akron Amherst Sloan Pme H111 East Aurora Clarence Hamburg 1x111131HSW11lC Lancaster Akron Amherst Pme H111 Sloan East Aurora Clarence H 1111311153 111e Lancaster Hamburg .lliX,'a?' 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For the tl11rd season the Creen and Gold under the tble coachmg of Mr Allgeler ended the season 111 a ue for first place In 49 thev xx ere tled ruth Amherst, IH '50 ruth Amherst and East Aurora and thxs year xx 1th Amherst The OlllSlZ1Hd1I'1g performers on the Freshman team were Nlarty Connelly, Frank Lojacono and james Fltts M45 m 'g L- ' if I ,.-,fl Dc pews Dc-pew Depew Depew De pew Depew Depem Depew Depew Depem vi SC ORES hast Xurora Sloan -Xmherst Clarence 32 Lancaster 2 36 Sloan 32 36 lr ast Aurora 24 22 Amherst 26 29 C larencc 33 30 Lancaster 21 fly 8 . 1 A .3 L 1 5 A ll Q A A ii K V4 WY A A My A r i hw A I I R, I it Y ' , ,, Q X W ax i at X Q E 2 V ' l r f ' 'f l 4 - l , 3 ,X ga , snr , I ' . 3 'F I A 1 15 3 s fri P 3 AC - A r . X S ,S 1 YK L i ..- A 2 ' of ' ': -1. A , '. . 4' . .' ' 'J l. 7 'U ,.j. ' ., . , . . , - J. ,. , . -A . V w .N is . p U , .Y ,j. .ri , 1. Y- - in ' :Q .-: ' 2 Xxx X f 4--' V A .,- 4 . 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Depew Depew De pew Depew Depew De pew Depew Depew Depew De pew De pew Depew Top ron R Rxlrlk 'I CYlJlllSkl F Nllller X glllllllllglxl 'Nl Fbellw J Caradou J Nlrozek H Xvrazen N Rcjowskn E Ruslanowskx K Hensley Hallam mn U OIIOWILZ C lola D Baldo R Koch Pllxllla Dulso R Hauser 'V I VARSITY BASEBALL !lQ 0- Z.: C N SCORES The Depew Baseball Varslty under the coachlng of Mr Daw Blasdell YVoodlawn Amherst Pme H111 WVest Seneca NV1lllamsv11lc Akron Lancaster Hamburg WV1ll1amsy1lle East Aurora East Aurora son fimshed the season Wllh a record of 9 mms and 3 losses and took second place 1n the Northern Erle County League Injurles were perhaps the maln factor why Depew dld not take the pennant 1n the league The outsmndmg payers were Art SllldZlI'1Skl for hlS catchlng Frank Mlller and Harry VVraLen for therr fine pltchmg Eddle RUSL3HOWSkl for h1s Heldlng and Chet Zola for h1s tlmely hxttlng The prospects for the 1951 season look better than ever 111111 live regulars back from the PIXCVIOUS season and strong replace ments commg up from the uruor Varslty 67 SQL r ' A I , , x ,' ll' ,ll S 16' 1 V N I .AQ X .fx 5 -fo? 3 14' f 6 2 , . u . 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L ' A 10 .' 0 , ' 3 . 0 J . lop row R Sharpe 0 Kllne J YVCISS C Frederlrkson l- CHCCIOIII C Nhller Mzddlf mu W Skrabskl J Schultz S Pxaseckx C Nllller Ryan D Dyll R Rohbms Bollom mu Robbms B Oxangualano R Moore Herb Rozek F Nlakouskl Hoffman H Klvelt fAY VEB BASEBALL x 'N f 5' ,Tp SCORES Depew Amherst The Junlor Varsrty Baseball team under the coachmg of Mr Rybak HI1lSllCd up the season mth a record of 5 VNIHS 6 losses and one tle The outstandmg ballhawks were shortstops Robert Sharpe and ohn Herb Robert Sharpe led the lay Vee team ruth a battmg average of 338 and ohn Herb had an average of 330 On the whole the Jay Vee team had a sucfessful season and there IS hope that the commg players ulll strengthen Mr Daw son s hope for a varslty pennant 68 Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew De pew Depew Depew Depew De pew Depew Wllllamsvllle Hamburg I ancaster Sloan Clarence Sloan lme H111 Lancaster hast Aurora Hamburg East Aurora A 1 s Q' V I X 4 lf I ' of ' . - n 0 A y ' V 9 . . . . 1 V. V. 9 1 , 'L , 0 4 R . I 3 V - I. 7 J - ' . ' 14 . . V . 1 'f .- . ' 1 ' A 4 1 . . ' . ' 3 ' - V D v- 8 ' ' , 8 . Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Top row: J. Stornelli, Mazur, R. Kwak, G. Schill- ing, C. Petersdorf. Middle row: H. Schafer, R. Gohr, D. MacKenzie, F. Gordon, N. Pelletterie. Bottom row: J. Germain, M. Bauer, S. Monti. 50 RESULTS Akron Sloan Park School West Seneca Hamburg Orchard Park QU ADR ANIGULAR Lancaster 56 5 Pme H111 Dcpew N EW RECORDS C60 880 yd dash R Kxsak 2 158 sec 1 m1 run D NIacKenz1e .1 136 sec TRACK A D FIELD The Depew Hlgh School Track team under the coachlng of Mr VVOJIOWICZ and Mr F1l1cett1 falled to add any VICIOTICS to thelr past records It was expressed that lf a larger number of students would mke an HCIIVC part and show more CI'lll'1lIS1ZlSIll ln our track and field team a much better record could be COIllIJllCCl the team h1s guned useful experlence Our sm 111 squid his shou n good sportsmftnshlp ln the u ty they accepted thelr delmts We 1re lookxng forward to our next season and the whole hearted support of the student body 69 x as 7 P I 38 . 48 46 49 17 83 24 71 ' , , ' 37 49 I . V. . . . . . . 29 57 I ' ' ' ' 35- ' ' . Sloan Although we suffered defeat largely because of our small squad, C. Krol, J. Walczak, B. Rechin, J. Passke, T. Me Carthy, G. Moore. GOLF 'Ml Wil I lik ,-f ' 'Ihe Depevw Golf Team coached by NI1 Lmclslcy had a bad season endlng ln a ue lor last place muh XVest 5eneca Returnmg th1s year are five xeterans and xuth a llttle help from the new candldates namely V Stachura and ames Delacy the golf team IS preparmg ltself for a much more successful season 70 Depew Depeu Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew 12 12 '2 Q0 SCORES East -Xurora Orchard Park Amherst West Seneca Clarence Deyoe I ancaster Devoe Orchard Park Clarence Lancaster Amherst West Seneca '2 1212 yll ff F W C A W 4 Y ' f 3 . 12 f 4 ll 1 . 14 5 '. 10 If . l3f . Q . 1 I 1 ll ' 4 I Y' g X ' ' .A ' w Y Depcw fly? East Aurora IOMZ 1 ' ' . . ' 1 - 14 . . Y 7 A V. . 8 , 7 Y , - I 4 I1 . '. . ' ' - ' If ISM2 K 2X X . 5 10 ll 4 Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Standing: S. Jeziorski, R. Brandenberger, M. Pellet- terie, D. Matesz, M. Huk. Kneeling: L. Brogowski, F. Kocialski. I TENNIS UI--lllliyl -1.- E55EEE5E55li.'::5' ual Ill' .Z- Amherst Lancaster East Aurora Hamburg Clarence Williamsville The Tennis team has gone through its season wlth only 2 mms but it has had a lot of fun IH meeting players from other schools and has shown fine sportsmanship throughout the com petitions As with other of the so called minor sports tennis IS suffering that a larger number of bovs will become lnterested in this sport and in that way not only bolster the team but at the same time learn to play a game which can be continued in later like 71 i in G, x . J 7 Elll f a I uf Q Q 4 SCORES from lack of players and local facilities for practice. It islhopetl 0-0 5.5 ' . f 3-2 2-3 ' 3-2 2-3 1 . . . , . I 0-0 5-5 l-2 4-3 0-0 ' ' ' 5-5 1 lxneelmg F Kocialski C Pctelsdmf D Baldo R Iolino C hetlciitkscxn Slfflllg G Hapman F Lojacono R jarlenski W WRESTLI G Depew Depev Dcpew Depevx il Q, Xi- Xmherst N Q 1 Clarence Nxffg 1 4 Su The first wrestling team in many years was organized in Depew High under Mr. Filicetti. Nine boys came out for the team and after the Hrst meet many more boys joined. Additional interest was stirred up when the University of Buffalo wrestling team put on an exhibition of wrestling in the gym. As a result of constant practice a green group of boys were developed into a fine wrestling team which did exceptionally well. lt is hoped that a larger number of boys will come out for the team the following year and realize the benefits of wrestling. SECTIONALS Depew placed third in the iirst wrestling sectionals held at Orchard Park. A total of lifteen points were gathered by the D. H. 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Y , l hifi X I fb ndmg 1 Igrbctt C nda umt o m Rxuk usl N meet R lfnket j 'Nlulmst THE AL UMNI ASSOCIA T I ON OF DEPE W HIGH SCHOOL The Alumnl ASSOCIAIIQDII ol Depexs Hxgh School vsas organxled III March of 1948 for the IJUIPOSC of IUdIIIl31l1Il1Q and adwancmg the Cultulal .and socml lnterests ol the graduates ol Depeu H1211 School One of the most SlgII1l1C'i1Il goals of the ASSOCIAIIOII IS to advance scholarship Its first scholarshlp am nd was plescnted to A member of the Cl tss of Q0 past 'ICQLIAIIIIATICCS bv SPOIISOIIIIQ X uxous socml All urs md through the IJCIIOCIIC meetmgs th it ire held to dxscuss the busmess ol the ASSOCI IUOII We the members ot the Alumni ASSOLIIUOII ulsh to extend out smcere con gratulatlons to all the members ol the graduating C lass ol 1051 md extend to them a COYCIIII IHVIIAUOII to become members ol our OI'gdlllldl1OI'l EXECUTIVE OTFICLRS OF 'IHL XLL NIINI ASSOCILXTIOIN Pmszdent oseph Xlfnlome Vzre P1 eszdf nt George Fberhardt Tveasuvm Betty Sauer Cones bemetary Norma Ruppert Refmdmq Scmetmj Nlarcelli Dellxnger 76 14 Sta ' Z .. 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