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

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The Varsity Football team this year, due to the centralization of all schools in the Town of VVest Seneca, was made up of members of VVest Seneca, Ebenezer and Gardenville. The team won one game and lost four games. lblr. Robinson, hir. Abrahms and 1Wr. DiAmato served as coaches. The following fellows received their Varsity letters in football: Fred Reger, Robert llliller, John Dietz, Philip Spence, Robert Pitchure, John Schultz, Robert Keuther, Richard YVade, Richard Schrenk, Deniel Finzian, Harold Carlson, Thomas Leonard, Daniel Leonard, Raymond Sutz, YVar- ren 1NIuch, Robert Yates, Leonard VVypyck and John 1XIcGrath. These players received Squad letters: Richard Eldridge, Donald Jentsch, Donald Kalle, Stanley Zilker, 1NIarvin Biddle, Jerome Harris and David Long. Springville 12 - VVest Seneca 16 Blasdell 2 - Tvest Seneca 0 VVilliamsville 13 - VVest Seneca 7 Pine Hill 25 - VVest Seneca 0 Sloan 13 - Vvest Seneca 0 Row 3: Thomas Leonard, Harold Carlson, John Dietz, John lNIcGrath, Robert Pitchure, Robert Yates, Marvin Bid- dle, Robert Keuther, Jerome Harris, Daniel Leonard. Row 2: Charles Klein, Raymond Sutz, Richard VVade, Philip Spence, Donald Kalle, Fred Reger, VVarren Much, Leonard Wypyck, Robert Miller, Daniel Finzian, joseph Sturges, Richard Burger. ROW 1: Stanley Zilker, David Long, Richard Schrenk, John Schultz, Mr. Abrahms, Mr. Robinson, Mr. DiAmato, David Kiefer, Robert Seeley, Donald jentsch, Richard Eldridge. 52

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BASKETBALL 'l'he last lwaskethall team from NVest Seneca High School, because ot next year's centralization, turned in a very connnendahle performance for the IO-lb'-l-7 season. Wlrst Seneca, at the end of the xeason, was in second place with a record of eight wins and tour losses. ln the play-offs Wvest Seneca split with lfden Central in a home and home series. Next year a revised league set-up will tind all the Class A teams of both the Northern and Southf ern Divisions of the Southern Erie County Basketball League in one group. This will mean that there will he a few new opponents for the VVQ-st Seneca Central team next year. 'lihe success of the team was due, in no small way, to the time and energy expended hy Blr. Ful- ler in an excellent joh of coaching. GED l.r1l-'I' ro Rltcirr: Richard Rottermon, Everett Murray, Arthur Goodreds, james Salvo, Benjamin Deci, 'lzunes Bork, Albert Claussen, Robert Duncan, Charles Vostola, Keith Taylor, joseph Casuccio, Mr. Fuller, Donald Dillon. l 5 1

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l l Row 3: Philip Grzeskowiak, Charles Vastola, Kenneth Burger, George Burr, Harold Keller, Carl Tagliaferro, Rich- ard Burger. Row 21 Richard Eldridge, Robert Miller, Fred Reger, Robert Hartnett, Edward Kellerman, Robert Yates, Robert Schultz, Herbert Riemen. Row l: Lloyd Schwab, Donald Jentsch, VVesley Kollin, Edward Moll, Mr. Robinson, Erwin Emminger, john Dietz, David Kiefer, Daniel Schiffhauer, IN FRONT: james Felser. BASEBALL 'l'lie Varsity Baseball team of 1946, under the leadership of Mr. Robinson, finished the season with four wins and six losses in league competition. Receiving Varsity letters in baseball were: David Kiefer, Fred Reger, Daniel Schiffauer, Robert Seely, Robert Hartnett, John Dietz, Robert Schultz, Herbert Rieman, Erwin Emminger, Robert Blil- ler, Lloyd Schwab, NVQ-sley Kallin and Donald Alentsch. Squad letters were awarded to: Edward llloll, Richard Leatherbarrow, john Doering, Kenneth Burger, Carl Tagliafero, Robert Yates, Charles Vastola, Richard Eldridge, George Burr, Harold Keller and Adam Elling. Orchard Park 4 - VVest Seneca Ebenezer 6 - VVest Seneca Sloan I0 - VVest Seneca lilasdell 4 - VVest Seneca NVoodlawn 6 -- VVest Seneca Gardenville 6 - VVest Seneca Orchard Park 3 -- VVest Seneca Sloan 8 - VVest Seneca Blasdell 9 - VVest Seneca Gardenvillc 5 -- VVest Seneca 53