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

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FRATERNITY 'llhe l'hi Delta Sigma lfraternity, this year, continued as one of the worthwhile organizations of our school. During the year, it sponsored both a successful skating party and dance. Next year, due to the centralization of the schools in the town, members of the Gardenville and Ebenezer High Schools will be included in the Fraternity. 'llhe l'hi Delta Sigma lfraternity, this year, continued as one of the worthwhile organizations of our school. During the year, it sponsored both a successful skating party and dance. Next year, due to the centralization of the schools in the town, members of the Gardenville and lChenezer High Schools will be included in the l raternity. Chief ............ .. ,lohn Dietz l,il'llfl'llllIIf Chief .. ..... George Burr Tr'w1.v11rz'r . . . . . . . Charles Coushaine St'rr1'tnry . . Kenneth Burger I'ro1'n.vt .. .. Richard Eldridge IIVIIIYIFI' ............. .. Donald ,leutsch Capmirz of Ihr Guard. . . . . .Dexter VValters 1,I'illl'if7!I! S0j0IIl'Il!'l'. . . . .Adam Elling Row 4: Robert Schultz, VVilliam Heaton, Harvey Olin, Philip Spence, VValter Mandel, Donald Meuhlnickel, Ronald Colgrove, Richard liilgeri. Row 3: john McGrath, Robert Pitchure, Donald Frank, VValter Staskiewicz, Charles Klein, Herbert Riemen, Robert Yates, Robert Hradt, VVilliam Daniels, Robert Rosengart. ROW 22 Richard Kelly, Harold Southard, Daniel Schit'lhauer, lidwin Smith, Donald Betz, Dale VVaag, James Donlon, Norman Reukauf, Robert VVilke, VVilliam Adamy, Daniel Kruszynski. Row I: Richard Burger, George Jennings, Dexter VValters, Richard lildritlge, Charles Coushaine, john Dietz, Mr. Quinlivan, George Burr, Kenneth Burger, Donald jentsch, Dave Chapin, Frederick Odenwald. 39

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SORCRITY ROW 4: Marie Barren, Diane Brown, Mary Ann Terian, Ruby WValters, Esther Seacon, Natalie Schultz, Dolores Schroeder, Norma Cooperdock, Ruth Schweikart, Virginia Boye, Elnor Schwei- kart Alice Meyers. ROW 3: Dolores Bielicki Lorraine Hahn, Dolores Rosengart, Ruth Dudley Loriiaine Kerner, Sybilla VVagner, Elizabeth, Nappa, Ruth Gottstine, Dorothy Emhof, Patricia Donlon, Joan Smith, Virginia Ernst, Betty Priore. Row 2: Jean Filser, Janice Irvine, Dolores Ernst Virginia Merz Patricia Martin, Phyllis Mader, Jean Aiple, Marjorie Ernst, Patricia Domtirowski, Gertrude Gruger, Norma Chapple, Shirley Moll, Joan Russell, Dorothy Johnson. Row 1: Patricia Kellerman, Lois Stevens, Esther Priore, Phyllis Erb, Shirley Aiple, Joan Mason, Miss Murphy, Doris Jerge, Marjorie Clemens, Joan Stoffel, Lorraine Mally, Geraldine Fentis, Ann Marie Seil. ROW 4: Phyllis Fenzl, Elaine Taylor, Norma VVood, Virginia Cowen, Jeanette Hamm, Jeanette Stoddart, Gloria Paolini, Dorothy Adamy, Jeanne Wolfe. Row 3: Joan Chapple, Phyllis Martin, Marilyn Meissner, Diane Holmes, Marilyn Taylor, Dolores Staskiewicz, Beverly Klein, Joan Simpson, Suzanne Beck, Betty Ludwig, Alma Giblin, Carole Schottmiller. Row Z: Grace Mader, Mary Reddy, Kathleen Mandel, Betty Reichert, Gwyneth Spilsbury, Barbara Willard, Justine Fadale, Betty Braunscheidel, Joann Stecher, Jean Barnett, Rita Colvin, Jean Ulrich. Row 1: Veronica Leone, Signe Carlson, Edith Christi, June Fadale, Joan Haas, Norine Krentz, Mary Gleixner, Eleanor Beiler, Elaine Strobeck, Phyllis Michel, Jean Coyle, Mildred Coppola. 38 The Beta Sigma Rho Sorority was established in 1921 for the promotion of friendship, maintenance of high scholastic stand- ards, and preparation for better citizenship. Each year, those who have a satisfactory a c a d e m i c achievement and have an interest in this organiza- tion are invited to become members. lnitiation this past year was held on De- cember tenth, with the usual ceremony. Under the guidance of bliss Janet lliurphy and the officers, the Sorority has added a most success- ful year to its record. Donations were made to Worthy causes. Activities included not only the monthly meetings, but also a special Spring Dance, and the Annual Sorority Day Picnic. Stu- dents and Alumnae of Beta Sigma Rho look for- ward to many more suc- cessful y e a r s, especially n ow, during transition years from war to peace.

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Row 3: Jean Wheaton, Ruth Schweikart, Joan Simpson, Beverly Klein, Susanne Beck, Ruth Young, Barbara VVillard, Marleis Machin, Lorraine Taylor, Elnor Schweikart. Row 2: Dolores Zwilling, joan Smith, Lorraine Mally, Esther Priore, Genevieve Pacella, joan Haas, Miriam Schutrum, Lorraine Kerner, jean Aiple, june Scherer, Dolores Bielicki. Row 1: Irene Murchin, joan Cordier, Grace Mader, Patricia Donlon, Carol Hollfelder, jean Bar- nett, Miss O'Toole, Doris Ernst, Marjorie Ernst, June Fadale, Dolores Rosengart. HOME ECONOMICS The first semester enrollment in the Home Economic's Club was from the Sophomore, Junior and Senior Classes. The girls carried on sewing projects and studied grooming. They made Christmas cookies and donated money which they had collected for a party to the lnfantile Paralysis Fund. Officers of the Senior High School group were ,lean Barnett, Prcsidentg Carol Hollfelder, Vice- Presidentg Grace Mader, Secretaryg and Patricia Donlon, Treasurer. Seventeen Freshmen girls comprised the organization second semester. They too engaged in sew- ing. Not the least enjoyable features of their sessions were the once-a-month refreshments. The girls are agreed that Home Economics Club provides excellent opportunity for social meetings. 40