West Seneca Central High School - Acenes Yearbook (West Seneca, NY)

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CLASS OF FORTY-NINE P resid 0 nt ..... Vice-Prcsidwzt. . . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer. . . Advisers. . . .... hlrs. . . . . Charles Vastola lllarilyn Bartholomew .. Carl Tagliaferro .. Phyllis Erb Gregg, hir. Quinlivan Row 3: Alice Stiem, Elaine Taylor, Jeanette Stoddart, Elizabeth VVormington, Phyllis Fenzl, Donna Metzler jean Ulrich. ROW 2: Joan Chapple, Phyllis Martin, Joyce Schroeder, Diane Brown, Rita Colvin, Natalie Schultv Blanche Young, Dolores Zwilling, Delores LaQuee, Esther Season. Row 1: Dolores Bielicki, Lorraine Hahn L eraldme Rot terman, Jean Aiple, Phyllis Erb, Mrs, Gregg, Marilyn Bartholomew, Lorraine Mally, Esther Prlore Vera Tokar Elizabeth Nappa. 22

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Row 3: VValter Staskiewicz, Raymond Sutz, Robert Pitchure, Donald Meuhlnickle, VValter Mandel, Harvey Olin, ,lolm Mciirath, Albert VVutz, Richard Cramer, VVilliam Daniels. Row Z: Charles Klein, Lloyd Schwab, Raymond liarton, Alvin Bucher, llarold Southard, Richard Kelly, Donald Betl, Arthur Ulrich, Marvin Ernst, Fred Fuhr- maun. Row I: Robert Davies, Robert Rose-ngart, Theodore Steuzel, David Chapin, llerbert Riemeu, Mr. Fish, Rich- ard lildridge, lVilliam Adamy, llarold Keller, Daniel Kruszynski, Edwin Smith. JUNIORS The -lunior Class, which includes forty-six girls and thirty-five boys, has shown great capabilities this year, participating in all of the school's activities. A majority of the girls are members of the sorority and four hold oflices in that organization. The fraternity includes many of our boys. 'l'he Class of '48 is one very musically inclined, with a number of students participating in the Kilee Clubs and liand. Many others enlisted into the ranks of the Art Club, the Dramatics Club, the Library Club, the llome lfconomics Club, and the lndustrial Arts Club. Young journalists represented us in Acetic-s and Nan-Do-lVah-Gaah, the editor and an as- sistant editor of the latter being -luniors. Showing our interest in sports, the boys were represented on the Varsity Basketball team, in Intra- mural liasketball, on the Football team, and in the Apparatus Club. 'lihere were two girls' basketball teams, and tht- one captained by Alma Ciiblin placed second. Many of the girls also enjoyed the bad- minton tournament. Uur social affairs included the Uhloonlight Serenade dance and a pin sale, which supplied grati- fying financial substantiatiou, and helping the Seniors with the xlunior-Senior Prom and in other ways. 'lihe Class of '48 seems well started on the way to successful and peaceful citizenship. 21

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Row 3: Robert Schultz, Donald Weixlman, john Murray, Raymond Wielgosz, Donald Frank. ROW 2: Donald jentsch, Keith Taylor, Donald Schroeder, Charles Hoff, Donald Buettner, William Nelson, James Mohr, Benjamin Deci, john Waldowski. Row 1: james Bork, Ronald Walther, Robert Duncan, Richard Burger, Carl Tagliaferro, Mr. Quinlivan, Charles Vastola, Henry James, Fred Goodenough, Donald Seil, Fred Odenwald. SCPHOMORES The Sophomores have accomplished much since entering the second year of high school. They are well represented in intra-mural sports. Joan Chapple served as captain of the girls' team, and Carl 'l'agliaferro as captain of the boys' team. 'liwo boys serving on the Varsity basketball team are John VValdowski and Donald Jentsch, and five more of the class are on the junior Varsity squad. ln the literary field are two staff members of Nan-Do-VVah-Gaah, five of Acenes, and four in Li- brary Club. The Sophomores have shown that they are musically inclined by their participation in the Band and Cllee Clubs. This year a large number of girls entered the Sorority, while many boys were initiated into Fra- ternity. ln February the class presented a program in Assembly, featuring the talents of members of their group, together with the showing of an interesting film. The class is now planning a Spring Dance which they feel sure will be both a financial and a social success. 23