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

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W' . ff1Q53QQLQ?i :V'LL 'yiy 1 J s 5' ms 4, 5 W I ,. , wkx , Q, pi, Picerno i mx li. is X 53, s M. gigiiv a- Miss Brader Mrs. Klink Miss Burke JUNI R SENIOR HIGH FACULTY 5 Hr. Ramer Mr. Harbison Ihss Gregg Mr. C. Heintz ss Kochli LE.Bassett Mrs. Gick Miss Joslyn Mr. Hrycik Miss Lambert Miss Woods IT. Galfo Miss Ludwig ss Townsend Q X, Mlss Schmidle s hoepf .- Xa ......--........3b Daley Dillon 'i s s Trautenberg NMI' . peck Mrs. Luksch Mrs. Rook Wy siigiwgg Js:wyQwgy A ss fffi , .ggim ,Lf .. , ,ng xy- ,,. , 1 ,.w.,' . 4 af -fi 'Xie U' ff ', rv I 'VK k i 5 , ,...Z,,..l,'y4' . ,Q Y , QW A Y I We EW ,af V-5 'I w 22 :Q 'mi 5 1 Miss Metz Caflisoh G Heintz Ryan s Murphy ii . .A X as Ns.. Mr LaG1air viggato -4' Miss Rentz Miss Phelps Miss Troesoher Mr. Walker Mr. Ricotta Miss Tesluk Urick Mrs. Westfall Mr Sadroga Nr. Mr. Abrams Miss Trusso IN MEMORIAM JOHN W. SURRA April 29, 1893 - August 17, 1950 M'onfaAffA'g 'LEJX if X 3 ' E ,. ,Qi -isii E3 5 E + I ' Au f' . 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Q25 PRESIDENT 1 4 -fv- 43, 49, JOHN ZIMMERMAN 4 Jack l I 4 1 Basketball 1-2-3, Football 1-2-3 4 Baseball 2-3, Mixed Chorus 1-2 l 3 4, Volleyball 2-3 Varsity W. 3 4 VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY V . . 1 JOAN LEIN EU-EEN KT-ESS 1 Tekla I 1 ' A Class President 1, Triple Trio 2- Vous - . Ybau 1' Baseball 1- C1359 I e .lle 222 ff- Erenchlciu? 2' Cham? 23 4 Treasurer 1, Chorus 1 - 3-4, Yearbook - rc estra , n ramura s 4, Newspaper 2. . Q , V, . . TREASURER Y K ,,,,. V R V , -ll'l ' 22 1 125 6 1 ,,,,. V ,,,, 1 , .,.,. DANIEL BLAND0 1 MARJORIE DOMBROWSK1 3 Danny Marge Track 2, Sports club 2 - 3, Baseball 3 Vice President 3, Badminton 2 - 3 I Chorus 1-2- 3 - 4, Dramatics 2 - 3, French Club 2-3, Volleyballl ,2,Mgr MR. QUINLIVAN 'Q V '89 I MISS TRUSCO'lVl ! 1 um-xss or 1951 ? , RUSSELL ANDERSON GEORGE AIPLE S Sports club 2-3. Sports club 2, Band 1-2-3-4, Or- CAROLYN BAUER Carolyn Chorus 1. chestra 1-2-3-4. RICHARD BENZEL FAYE BECK ,yr ARTHUR BAGG Art . J. V. Basketball 3, Sports Club 1 2, Newspaper 1, Yearbook 1. LOIS BIESINGER Lois Basketball 1-2, Mgr.3, Volleyball 1 - 2 - 3, Baseball 1, Badminton 3, Cheerleading 1-2-3, Capt. 4, F.H.A 2, Chorus 4, Yearbook 4. Dick Becky Sports club 2-3, National Honor Chorus 2-3-4, Dramatics l-2-3 Society 3- Yearbook 4, Intermurals 1. CAROL BENZINGER Benny Chorus 2-3-4, Intermurals 1, Year book 4, Literature 1. PETER EILOTTA JOYCE BILGERI Pete Joy Baseball 1, Basketball 1, Volleyball . S 1Mgr.2-3, Badminton2-3, Yearbook lj A 2, Chorus 1, Newspaper 2-3. J: 'V l of ,1, 1 4---IZ. JAMES BREIDENSTEIN Red Bache1or's Club 2, Bowling 4, Intramural Basketball 2 -3. CLASS UF 1951 JEAN BLOCK JOHN BRANT Jeannie Jack Chorus 1 -2 - 3. Il 1 1 LOUISE BRIETWIE SER - Lou Intramurals 1, Chorus 1-2-3, F. H. 2-3, Mixed .Chorus 1-2-3. LARRY BURDICK Bud Sports Club 3, Football Squad 3. LORRAIINE BUEZAK BEVERLY BUN Cy Larry Boots M111-rd Chorus 1-2-3, Chorus 1-2 Baseball 1, Basketball 1-2-3, Vol 3-4, Triple Trio 3, Girls Ensemble 4, leybau 1-2-3, Chee,-leading 1, D1-a. Class SGCTSWTY 2- matics 1 -'Z Science 2 Chorus DOROTHY BURROWS Dotty Chorus 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 3 Band s - 4, orchestra 4, Girls Ensem: ble 4, Intramural 1. EDWARD CALDWELL NANCY CAVALCQL1 Eddie ' N an Int. Basketball 1, Bachelor s Club 2, Dmmaucs 1-2.3, Newspaper 2.3, Sports Club 3' Yearbook 4, Volleyball 1, French 2- 3, English 3. 4--13--ec L CLA S UF 1951 PATRICIA COYLE RONALD CHAPIN Pat Ron Softball l, Volleyball 1-2, Basket- ball 1-2, Chorusl-4, Dramatics 2, Yearbook 3 - 4, Newspaper 2-3. , --gk , ',!+,3gj,'.:- ., : ,FN .,., . A N I ,ww 41 V Q 3 351 J 1 .ff a SA l S, 1 1 5 f E z x 2 . if JOAN DAILEY N N A JEAN CRANE Volleyball 1, Leaders Club 3, F.H. h . 5 VVV A Basketball 1, Mgr- 2, Capt. 3 Base A- 3, Yearbook 445113 Ensembl- 4, 2 ball 1, Volleyball 1, cap- 2 3 Cborus 1-3-4. 79 ' Science Club 2, Leaders Club 3 Dra 1 l'll ' ' matics 1- MARY DELISLE MARY LOU DE LISLE MGD' Lue Dramatics 1, F.H.A. 3, Volleyball 8. Dramatics 1, F.H.A. 3, Intramural Volleyball 1 - 8. EDWARD DOERFUL A uf? fer! . GEORGE DERIGO Ed all, leee le , Tony . A My ti ? 'llL'a'l , l,,V ,,,, A Intramural Football 1, Mlxed lg, 1 hy, -A Chorus 1-8-3-4, Basketball Mgr 3 -K H -I r,,,N-.., G , ' z f .f 1 ih- 9 .,,,, ,-' l--J ylr, A l--'. JO ANN EVANS PHYLLIS EARSING Ph Z Annie 3' Baseball 1, Volleyball 1, Science 2. Yearbook 4- ---- ff--ex , -,. ,- .A . ---Tw-af .,,, GLASS UP 1951 RUTH FALKENBACK MARION FATH Fink Marion ton 2, Baseball 1, Chorus 1-2-3, F. hall 1 , H.A. 3, Volleyball 1. JUNE FECTEAU June Chorus 1-3-4, F.H.A.2-3 French club 2 - 3, Yearbook 4, Bas- ketball 1-2-3, Volleyball 1-2, Mgr. 3, Softball 1. Basketball 1, Capt. 2-3, Badmin- Newspaper 3 ,Yea!'b00k 3-4 ,V0lleY' JOYCE FITZNER Fi tzie Yearbook 3, English club 3, Bas- ketball 1, Volleyball 1, Badminton 3. . I Schmoe YO ' YO Yearbook4, Chorus 1 -3 -4, Mixed 3, English Club 3, President W. Club 3. DOROTHEA FLETT MARC0 FUOCU Volleyball l, Softball 1, F. H. A. 3, Basketball MET- 1-3, Biology Club Chorus 3. , Chorus 1-2-3 -4, Yearbook 3, Varsity 3, Mixed JOAN GAISER KENNETH GALLEY Joan ' Ken 1 Ch01'11S 1-2 - 3, French Club 3- , gill ilpll. Sports Club 2 -3, Bowling 3, Band E - 2 - 3. 13' 4. 3 FE M. , -5 .sf :. 'f-A, ' , 5 , A ' CAROLYN GICK RICHARD HAEFNER ss , Peachey Dick , Chorus 1, Newspaper 2-3, F.H.A. p, , - ' ' 2-3, Yearbook 3 - 4. . ' ' 1.,', A ' ,-., Q V. 'A F il, ill -llf Q +- 15-Q amid... RUTH HEUSINGER Butch ,7. . ,,,, ,,,, . ,,j.,.,, CLASS F 19512 MARGUERITE HARRIS Maggie Cheerleading 2-3, Chorus 1, Vol- leyball 1 -2, Drarnatics 3, Yearbook 3. D DELORES KIBLER , Dee 1 Chorus 1-3-4, Badminton 2-3, Yearbook 9-4, voueyb-J11-3, sofa- balll. ADELINE KRAWCZYK Angie Badmmton 3, Basketball 1, Capt. 2 - 3, Volleyball 1 - 3, Chorus 2 - 3 -4, Yearbook 4, F.H.A. 2-3. Volleyball 1, Chorus 1, Basketball 1 2 NORMA KALLE DOROTHY J EZIERSKI Norm Dore Chorus 1-3-4, F.H.A. 2, Girls En- semble 4, English Club 3. ROBERT HAHN Bob Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-4' Football Squad 3, Track 1, Mixed Chorus 1. SHIRLEY HESS Shirl Band 1 -2 -3- 4, Orchestra 1 Yearbook 2 -3, Chorus 1. Yearbook 3. DIANE KELLY Yearbook 8, Newspaper 3. RAYMOND KRACHT Ray. E--.l6v-ff ' CLASS UF 1951 A GLADYS MALLY Happy Chorus 1- 2, Volleyball 1, Basket- ball 1, Newspaper 2, Cheerleading 1. ROSE LANGENDOFER DONALD LOCKE Diny Poe F.H.A. 2, Yearbook 2, Newspaper Football 4, Bachelor's Club 2, Mix- 2, English Club 3. ed Chorus 4, Science Club 3, Year- book 4, Intrarnural Basketball 1. WILLIAM MANN Fudd Intramural Basketball 1, Sports Club 2 -3, Yearbook 4. ' RAYMOND MCCARTHY Mac BARBARA MARR RUTH MARX Barb Ruthie F.H.A. 2: 3, Chorus 1 -4, Volleyball Chorus 1-2--4, Newspaper 2-3, 1, Baseball 1,Yearbook4, Cheerlead- F-H-A 2-3. Mixed Chorus 1. ing 1, English club 3, MARGARET METZLER GAIL MIDSONK Peg Gail Volleyball 1, Mgr.2, Capt. 3, Bas- 2-3-4 B d - t 3 B l ketball Capt. 1-2-3, Badminton 2-3, bglhfmgasketbgu T, Tigre? boss?- Baseball Capt. 1, Orchestral-2-3-4, ban x'-2-3 Yearb00k4 Cheerleader Band 3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, 1-3-4 FIQIA 2,3 Bagdz Orches- Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girls Ensemble 4, tra 2,'M-aaa bhmfus 1 l Yearbook Asst. Ed. 2-3. ' PAUL MCGRATH Mac Bachelor's club 2, Science club 3 Bowling 4. 9 GLASS UP l C1951 MARILYN MOELLER BETTY MINGLE -' Y' -' --' '-'----v--qprf 1-as w we ---.ww -.w-::'- x 1 - we ii- . 1 ly ' Kgyiwfwg-f1fwn.f5?f:.,-sm' A 5 .- 22t2S?'f?lW v 7 1 f.'??'f55'aE- Pgzaeffax-as fwsifff-'f - - seek-asia, A n ilsw,1:am,,f . - - yr f:555 q'.1, - fini,-in ' ' ' -frmf.-1. 4- -- - Marzlyn Betty Chorus 4, Yearbook 4. F. H.A. 2, Leaders Club 3, Chorus if .1 ' A, 3-4, Volleyball 1 - 3, Badminton 3, , ' P Q Yearbook 4. - , ' -f 2 S1 We fi-15-1 isifigkgf Q 'lf W re, 'X 4 2 1-be 2 if aff mu , , 'LQ A is S fi' 1 2 ' r is PE X 1-233 4 13 Q 2? f 5,3 f ' fee 4 , fs-.gg gwgei 55 2 ,Y ugi-iv vw- '- ROBERT MOTAK JOAN MONIN Moe Frenchie Golf 3, Bowling 8. Chorus 2 -3-4, Mixed Chorus 2 - 3- 4 Triple Trio 2-3-4, Yearbook 4, In- tramurals 1. LOUISE NAZZARETT NORENE MYLES Louise Norie Basketball 3,Yoarbook Fin. Sec. 4 Cheerleading 1, Volleyball 1 -2, F. H.A. 2-3, Basketball 2, Baseball 1, I Girls Ensemble 4, Chorus 3-4, Mixed Chorus 1 -3. JOAN NEMES ' Joan Chorus' 2-3 x, Swimming 1 x, Ten. nis 3 Hi-Y Club-2-3 x, Yearbook 4. HENRY PIEGZA DUSTIN PENROD Hank DUSW Basketball 1 - 2 -4 Capt. 3, Baseball Track 2, Science Club 2, Sport Club 2 - 8. Chorus 2-3, J.V. Basketball 1-2-3, PEARL NEIPP Pea rl Chorus 1-2-3-4, Mixed chorus 1- 2-3, Triple Trio 2-3 -4, Girls Ensem ble 4, Yearbook Bus. Mgr. 4. . 4 1 , ' N ,, 5 V xl . Vzrfff., K fgigjgj . , gqggyfwfyk K K, f so , slif ih riff- .. , 4 1 K m 2 i --is uv.. , f:'1z.2: 7 . - ails' ,Ll 1- 'i' .Y 49, as-.. GLASS UP 1951 NORMAN PIETRZAK PATRICIA PRICE Leo Pricie Vice Pres- 1, J -V-,Basketball 2- 3, Orchestra 1, Leader Club 8, Intra- Baseball 3. murals 1. JOYCE REESE IIII , DONALD REGER Bunny Y Hoppy I Chorus 1-2-4, Badmit1,on3,F.H.A.3 1 J .V . Basketball2 -3, Football2 3 Yearbook2-3-4,Newspaper 2-3, Vol- I -f 'I': Q 4, Varsity W. Club 3-4 Yearbook l leyball 1-2-3,Basketball 2, Baseball - Ed. 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Sclence Club J 1, English Club 3, Mixed Chorus 1-2 - ,,. -5 gg 3, Intramural basketball 4 Intra ,IVY lzl, mural Volleyball 2-3. Lee p JOAN SHATTNER Joan Basketball 1-2, Mgr. 3, Volleyball 1 -2- 3, Badminton 3, Dramatics 3, Science Club 3, Library Club 2-3-4, Band 1, Girls Chorus 1, Ping pong 2. ANN ETTE SEEDORF Annette F.H.A. 2, Dramatics 1, Girls Chorus 2 - 3 -4, Mixed Chorus 2 -3 - 4, Triple Trio 2 - 3 - 4. LAYTON REOPOLOS RICHARD ROTTERMAN Sid Varsity Bowhng 2 -3, Varsity Base J .V. Basketball 1, Mgr. 2 Capt, .L ball 3, Sports Club 2-3, N.H.S. 3-4. Varsity Basketball 4, Football Mgr, 2 - 3 - 4. Baseball Mgr. 1- 2, Bachelor's Club - 2 THOMAS SENSABAUGH Tom Sports Club 2- 3. -1--1.9-S JOAN SCHROEDOER Schro Girls Chorus 1 - 2 -8 - 4 F I A CLASS UF 1951 Wm. SOMMERSDORF ALBERT SPENCER Ball Al . A A A .fi Orchestra 3 -4, Band 3-4. Chorus 2-3-4, Intramural Bowling. 5 'bz' A .riff ..,: gi ?EQgNw ,r 1. ig' EEEE . DONALD SPENCER THERESA sPoRsK1 'Don in Terry Intramurals Basketball 1,Bache- Chorus 1 -3-4, Yearbook 3, Volley- I lor's Club 2, Track 2, Yearbook 4, ball 1, S0ffbH11 1- Science Club 2, . , 4 ANITA STEINBERG DONALD STEWART 1 Nita Stewie Basketball Capt. 1, Mgr. 2-3, Vol- Fraternity l, Apparatus Club 1, J leyball 1 -2 -3, Baseball 1, Cheerlead- V. Basketballl-2, Var. Basketball3-4 er 1-3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, Orchestra Sports Club 2, Track 2 -3-4, Var. W 1, Triple trio 3, Yearbook 4, Girls En- Club 3. 1 semdle 4. , iT - .g5H 'Y RITA STRANC f JANET SURMAN A Rit- ' oroo. o Jan Basketball l, Capt. 2-3, Volleyball K Basketball 1-2-3, Y olleyball 1 -2-3, 1 - 2-3, Baseball 1, Cheerleading 2-3 . V ?aEeb?i1i' 4'dL1terar5LC1ub 4, Girls Chorus 3-4, Mixed Chorus 3, -:- ff -'f- I : Hg 15 11 . 68 GIS C111 3- Yearbook 4. ll n 5 ii s ee. 145 A-A 1 A DAVID SWANSON GERALDINE THOMAS .: - 5 A a ufas , Ay . i5lSi.? .7', Egtvclrky Cgervty Z' ,kk ,i?? IQ 1. f 1 Sports Club 1-3, Bachelofs Club Basketball 1, Capt.3, Badminton 3, . ' ff ,4V,. ., . L'AAiA - llbl Z 2, Track 3, Bowling 2-3, Science Club Volleyball 1-2-3, Baseball 41, N. H.S. i if .,. j '.'V 3, Intramural Football 1- 3-4, French Club 2, Chorus D2 -3-4, - A , f f V ,Q . I,.. ,. Leader Club 3. 1 L , l 1 e 'Ai '--- ' A ' -,. -.-.-, - ' 'zi' E 'if ' 1 9? iff51?.e54.. ' .f V.. rf it :'- - -Q E-A 20 - 4, .av -ef Alun!- A GLASSCUFCISEI CHARLES TIBERI DOROTHY TOKAR Chuck Dot Int. Basketball 1-2, Int. Football l, Newspaper 2 - 3, Yearbook 2 - 3 - 4, Chorus 1, Class Pres. 2, Bachelofl Dramatics 2-3, Cheering 1 -2-3-4, Club 2, French Club 2, Yearbook 4, Baseball 1, Library Club 4, Chorus 4, Science Club 3. Volleyball 1-2-3, Badminton 3, Vice Pres. 2. 1 E W ELIZABETH TOMCHUCK THOMAS TOY Betty Tex ' s Home Ec. Club Pres. 1, Orchestra A ' Track 2-3 -4, SP0l'tS Club 3, Yeq' 1-2-3-4, Band 2-3-4, Dramatics 1- , igfizx q book 4, Football 2- ' 2, Newspaper 2, N.H.s. 3-4. A .ff sf l I Q WI I F I K. f Q2 iq 1 ' 'X 6 , 21- S ft 'WSLNI . , 1 RONALD VANDERMUELEN ' JOYCE VOGEL Ossie Spook F.H.A. 2-3, Girls Chorus 2-3-4 Intramural Basketball 2, Volleyball 1 -2, Softball 1 . PATRICIA WALLIN JOAN WARREN Pat Joanie Class Sect. 1, Class Treas. 3, Girls Chorus 1-2-3, Mixed Chorus 1 -2- 3, Triple Trio 2 -3 -4, Ping Pong 3,Volley- 3 ball 1, Capt. 2, Softball 1. I gg ,- by 1 - f , . - wo5Z,,,,ff-Efgjliiwif , Av - - . I f ,r-, I I. A A 1 RICHARD WILLIAMS ROBERT WIRTH A I . Dick Wirth-less 1 - H leisb I ,HH L Sports Club 1 -2-3. Baseball Mgr.1, Sports Club 1,J. V. Fi, fl ' , ,-,, , Basketball 2,3, Bachelors Club 2. - '. iI,I' ..,- '- ' i 'i'- .'-' - Qi A 'lbl , 1 ' i ii, 1 . , .Ji-1:,f:5? 6 I 3,2323 -,I . 4... 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K I , wj 't now in our last year at West r9tJ,45?+j T ,5WgQ??fan .,Vq www- ,Z f l J w f fe'v'nga Q 4 i-wnflwnwnl f it 1 V ' 5 A Vs Sane Ge Central Schwolg ' if r rf 57 V 94 is? Q jd Q5 gall- JM :XX The dear old Alma Mater where MAfVLtNfj5,f't J if Hjigiwgi ' - 1 fe+,fV.- V V ,,V . V .V ,Y , N .. ffm rx. ,Sf eqgfmqsmlf E : Q we learned the Golden Rules V f-4 1' fi gQgQg5QQggMy-nwQ rffh fj fv 1- A 4 ' ZQQQE Q Vtfwwfikmhf Q , ' Q . ' W QWWWHHI f td? ,Jr 'if yQvQWq,,g, T And now as we review our li es, T ,A , gfgqyq 3ggj,,545Q V 24-SV'-' 'J - .V QT ,. And think back on the years, f- A ,A ec Ep t a fi R A We find that 'we 'Ive had .ni the ,- q i ,:rwnVunm 1 . h wu-'sVea ?'W:X'f:iw?i Snfevrw Lau ns the heartaches and the tearso ',A gm f:gQ 3 ffygnh . fp S . A . 5 fr 1- A f VLHQV ' .Q i Zi ' 113 521911 wsQarH? are Vf ITF H V'QnV 5?-iw? hi tens wvs,1 0 . 4 , - ,r 5.5 rs, ff'-,V - -Vex T fhneisvrd So here is gust a short review, if Egndj get ss' f-N V-ftfet i. . V, -r V - ' 'P 'Ae' Limo f ' 1 gqwy KWKPM Cd BML the inn Welve hadg ,E mini fV . ij! . 1 s nntp gpg!! Q and just to think that its all gone, V ' 'V fu? V4 5 A 'nr' My ' . T , ' ' Makes us rather sado A V ff!iTflFRESHNAN YEAR: l9b8 found us in two different schools, namely, Gardenville and Ebenezer. During this time, Joan Lein and Lloyd Breeser were elected Presidents. The main feature of this year was a picnie at the Parka SOPHOMORE YEAR: 1959 This year we were united in West Seneca Central High. we elected? T Ghuck Tiberi as our Presidentc After learning our way around the one-way halls, we settled l'down to the lives of undermolassmeno Under this ule we were not allowed to hold any dancessfl l The highlight of this year was a picnic at Chestnut Ridgeo , V l l R JUNIOR YEAR: l95C At last we were upper-olassmen! we elected Marco Fuoco as our l Presidente we held many dances and social hour activities in order to raise the money needed to finance the most important moment of the Junior'year, The Junior-Senior Prom. t SENIOR YEAR: l9Sl Our final yearlat We SQ Cn Ho Soi With Jack Zimmerman as our President, we were determined to make this the best of alle we held an infonnal dance in the Pall, a Christmas Dance? HThe Snow Ballw, as Easter danee, and UThe Junior-Senior Promn in lay, GlasseNight and finally our Senior picnieo we presented a play entitled nMother Is a lrashmann. Our very able print shop turned out this yearebook under the guidance and direction of hrs Heintz and hro Hryeika we all are looking forward to graduation, and the careers we've picked for ourselveso But after the day of our graduation, we plan to dive into our vocations So look us up when the years we spanned, And see if welve accomplished the things We plannedo , ' But donlt get us wrong? its really been fun, Being the Glass of l95l0 Vee '39, 4 4 - - - .....,,, -V .., ,... .1 . . . . ..,.,,.,..g...... .-.-.--.f-,.,,-....... ,k4, V f.-. . Nu., , ..,m.: R ..,.-, re . - Yrtrroor POLL N' - - - - 4gy Tiki ,A41 GIRL 1 ..... C - C . l. Best Dressed Marjorie Dombrowski f 5 fgt 2. Best Dancer Gail Midsonk 3. Nicest Personality Pat Wallin .5 4. Most Popular Pat Wallin Q.. 'Q 5. Most Athletic Gerry Thomas S 6. Shyest Joan Gaiser . . .3 7 . Studious Betty Tomchuck arg f 8. Nitest Hair Anita Steinberg Q P 1 . Prettiest Eyes 9 lO. Most P , . 9 Dependable I 11. wittiest l 12. Best Conversati C 13. Most Energetic Ci 14. Most Likely to 1' 15. Best Actor 1 15. Best Singer 17. Nice-st Laugh 1 ' 18. Nicest Disposit 5? 19. Most Dignified in 20. Best Speaker 21. Most Artistic ' 22. Most Fun Loving AE? 23. Nicest Smile S, .Egiftsfiwvtwwwtftwwafaww ai 'tuwmtutuuwutwtuuwtu Q ,r ' lib Norene Myles Janet Surman Adeline Krawczyk onalist Pat Wallin June Fecteau Succeed Betty Tomchuck Marjorie Dombrowski Pearl Neipp Pat wa11 1n ion Pat Wallin Gail Midsonk Betty Tomchuck Dot Tokar Peachy Gick Joan Nemes E--E4---if ,,.. ,, ,E - Chuck Tiberi Jack Zimmerman Jack Zimmerman Jack Zimmerman Don Stewart Ron Vandermeulen Ron Vandermeulen Hank Piegza Chuck Tiberi Don Reger Russ Anderson Bill Sommersdorf Dan Blando Layton Reoples Marco Fuoco Marco Fuoco Don Locke Jack Zimmerman Ron Vandermeulen Marco Fuoco Hank Piegza Dick Rotterman Chuck Tiberi NkiiuwugugwgQyiuguummsiwisrwiwnyhu wvnhwi 4213.1 JWMWWWV ii? HW' 1' A? ahah? WW'UWZWOE64ZHWWWVlkWY E wg X JGEMHQ L 'W' -I uh , Ifff,Ui,.v'N ffl , . I 'cli ff 1 I A I , Y,f ' V5 I ' 'fi .jj f',,.ff - ' i q j U l 144 f all ,-fff-is f 'SX,- flg 1i..J' + ' ff' H f -Nb'-X as Q-'wysw f i 2 fic-its T X f 'i' W ff if sf Av -A-an l l 1' - ' T., , ' I -,,,,.,.-V dm-,M :gi ' .,.... i.. 'X i 1, , Seni or Prophecy 1951 During this gigantic television rage, we shall pause a moment to look ten years in ' , advance at what the seniors of V51 are doing, This should prove to be an interesting predict-i ion, so if you would like to have on-the-spot infomation, grab a chair and watch with usp, Q The first program tonight is called Historic Landmarksn., Wonder what itfs about? Well, just look now, if it isn't our old Alma Mate1r,'W'e'st Seneca Central. Nb, , that principal looks 5 familiar., Well, if it isn-Yt our old classmate , flgo-rg Sansa-biuglgfl fhnd just look at the other 5 teachers X 3 u V i Industrial Arts: pon ppeny Guidance Gouiselor: ?l'al,1,in ' History: Bill Sommersdorf -Guidance Counselor: Margie, Eombrowski f Frenchz Nancy Cavalcoli Math: Joan Geiger, . ' Gym: - Gerry Thomas Librarians Qian, E-chlattner Gymg Fanny 'ETar-LQ Englishg Betty Tomchuck i Oh, here comes an advertisement for the Red Cross Drive. Some of the nurses we can see are Joan Names, Shirley- Hess, Noma jtallge and Ruth Falkenbach., The doctor in charge is our handsome friend, Chuck Tiberi. Let's all be nurses, girlsl W .I A g 1 Next on the agenda is Vsports Reviewsu. Look--theyfre interviewing iatcglf Speed , 5 Zimmerman, all-star first baseman for the ,west Seneca Flub-the-dubs. And we see HBQK Pieplaa I is star pitcher, too., By the way, their secretary is Joan Monin, now Mrs. Bud Murray.-I I What was that streak of lightning across the screen just now? Hope the set isn't ' going to break down., Why, that was Q-om Toy, winning the World Track Championship Cup. Nice 2 hoofing, Tom 3, - T Well, well what's Hon Regex' doing on TY? Why, he was elected captain of Notre Da1i1e's 2 football team, with A1-Spencer as star fullback. With Dick Rottermanfs excellent coaching, T it should be a prettfgomc season, Some of the other star players are George Aiple, John Brant, Ken Galley, and Dave Swansonf, Before we forget, Art Bagg was chosen as water boy.? ,ci c so ,oi oi ......... --.. . or m Well, what have we here? vlf it isnft our old friend Adeline ,fir-awczyk as champion of the lady wrestlers, And just looklat whom she's wrestling! Itfs the Mighty Iviicroben, better known to you as LOlS,,BiSSiI1geI'c' o . g , I That's enough sports for a while, so let's turn the channel and watch We the People, Q emceed by our old pal Don Locke., The programfs sponsorgisthat new musclef-building cereal 1 called Krispy Kidney 'Ei' es,5f a business owned by that multi-millionaire, Ray Maccarthyg l- it l 1 Let s watch their first guest. His 'voice sounds familiar, Why, itfs Marco Fuoco, A. singing his latest release called Wfhe Battle Hymn of a Marriage. He's realli go:E'the if bobby-soxers swooningi ,. , o v The next performer is Uharjolf' the great magician, better known to you as Russ Andersona 4 His beautiful and 'viyacious assistant is Rita Stranoo Q A 5 -f---25--a- 5 Q rr Now let's turn to Channel 23, and watch the NDick Haefner Show,N recently taken over by Dusty Penrod, as Dick has gone to Hollywood to makE'Zi'frEi'65i1ed A, W. O. L. --All Wacs On fe7a'v'e,3T a sEquel to At War With The Army. Also starring in leading roles are, James Briederis-tein as Major Hennarinse, Bay Kia-Slit as Commander Cottonmouth, clfitfirn' Bilotiauas Private Pinkleton, and Ed Dgerfel as Private Pushbutton. Leading with the female roles are Peg Metzler and Theresa Sporski as the Wacky sisters and and 13:31-ry 1,315 Derisk as the T17iYlcf-'e-T1'v11'n.s. ' ' Let's get back to the program now. The first amateurs are our old friends Qnita Steinberg and Diane Kelly, doing the NSpiderwebU dance. They certainly have changed since vT5'k'r1'E vT Ehem. um Oh, here comes the commercial advertising the new twelve-inch HDucky'SpikeN cigarettes, with Spooky Mannson QBill Manny and the Sweetheart of Ducky Spikes, Q2 Qnn Dying. Here comes a ventriloquist, and if it isn't Don Stewart and his pal, Jack Unspades. H'mm, he isn't too bad, either. -M Wm'- Next on the agenda are a group of acrobats, who give their names as igne Eegteau, Nonn Schlatter, Gail Midsonk, Dick Benzel, Dick Williams, and Jean Block. I don't see how they ddgiifd D D T Mi ml ' bmi' '::llll 'nm '-- - Well, here's the Mexico Star Theater, with HUncle Tonyu QDerigo, that ducing the 'fworp-ettes, the popular singing quartette.-Min' case--you don't our old galrpals, Pearl Neipp, Joan Dailey, Annette Seedorf, Bevegly Buncy Their version of the 'l'5te'st song'1fage , Ugly, Ugly, Green Eyelsfflwas really is.D -He's intro- know, they are and getty Mingle. super. Say, did you hear the latest about Marion Fath? She married the WStic-well Lipstickn millionaire, and is the proud mother of four children. I recall her saying she was gonna be a life-long secretary. Short life, Eh? Also, we hear Qoyce Ypgel is now Mrs. Robert Leatherbarrow, and doing WLittle Lizn and another USmall Spook.H quite well with Did you see my new neighbor? It's Dorothea Flatt, now Mrs. Arno Konstabel and the mother of five girls. Running in compet':ft'i'5'n-w'it1g1T'E'd'die Cantor, Dorothea? Did you hear about Paul McGrath? He started a greenhouse in Ebenezer, and is special- izing in the famous UEbenezer Onions-N His wife, Ruth Heusinger, helps him out, and he has hired two assistants, who are our oldpals, E-ob WIFE-h aR'fEu'd' Qaldwell-. an 13uFdlfE.1i and an Hahn. research and study, they have have formed a partnership now, and through ten long years of perfected a new bobby pin which grips your scalp while it grips your hair. They also have some old senior girls of 'Sl demonstrating how to use them. You'll remember them as Barbara Marr, Qpyce Reese, Qarolyn Qick, Dot Tokar and No-rene Elyles.. TW W W ' l From reading the society pages in the paper, Jean Crane is one of the startling new debutantes, and has been quite a success with all the ba'c'h'e'Ifors. Others we've read about are Qarolyn Bager, Louise Naggagett, Marguerite Hagris and lorraing Buezak. They have been in current demand for special activities. I heard goan Schroeder and get Erigg are doing fine as private secretaries. Pat's making out with Eer b5ss, and Joan is engaged to a soldier. Nice going, gals! P b--26---h- V 1 Joyce Bilgeri was recently chosen as winner of an art contest. Shefs getting a job o in Ne'v?'Y'o'rk designing dresses. Marilyn Moeller, Dorothy Jezierski and Phyllis Earsing have started a small restaurant ofitfheiorfoifuith alspeciallfzfifillthat they-calloo '- ' USchlurpitand-burpit Soup.n It's getting to be quite popular, too. Gossip says they're expanding their place. Marilyn Yeager is now teaching at some famous university, and. ' Joan Lein is teaching pia'n'o'f'a'nd'-d'o':fn'g very well. Janet Surman is modeling on Fifth Avenue fi'eiH'e'mb'5rT-when she modeled our graduation gowns? I guess shearrlmfst have liked it. g graph Qirritano is getting to be a famous stock-car racer, along with Norm Pietrgag, Layton Reopolos and Ron Vandermuelen. Ron Chapin, Bob Motak and Bernie Wendel h'Ew75'opened as 'affpollt f'o'1'7'studeiTt fITc5' 175 f 'and :are 'oeooooiifig popular. fn' 2 Pat Coyle and Faye Beck are both happily married, and we hear that Hgappyu Mally's littleugirl vfon a na't'i'onaI5baby contest. r M, M -.ww Joan Warren now owns a library, and is selling as well as lending books. Eileen Kless is her treasurer and secretary, and Dolores Kibler is her bookkeeper. ' , Qoyoe Fitgner is working in the city morgue, dressing and fixing the Nstiffsu. I can just picture her. y, , Rose Langendorfer turned out to be a radio comedian. Shels really good, and is quite in de1nandnf'Eiu't:-Yi llaxgc- is coming along as the latest blues singer, and is Very popular with the males. , . Well, I guess that's all the gossip we can think about right now. Let's call it a night. g . g , I And so--the future of the Senior Class of 'Sl has so been foretold. If any of this' relates in any way to the truth, we assure you it is purely co-incidental. Please don't hold anything against the authors, as we are not responsible. , vioxx-w 'V if ' 1-ff frwrilgpgtf y s mf . Q Y e 'QJQJ qgglha A-1 -.,.-1 -1--E7 ,f-1 Q V 5,g,'-nw I Q ': 'n ft- ' ' 217413 TVN ' , Ki., fl f .. , , , W., ji? r.. ' 't f'w14,x1'eNF-.: 1 -f.f,.-a n ' my-a .,J,.,.,..., .,, W , . V?iiWWWMWQEmW5WWTW'Hwawgmz gw1,mwm5efyQwgaa- ,agau gumemmm jqwwmmmk K ' A 2 i .. . ' ' t r fffwmamm iv man 3,9 'umimgggfgdmg Q s. , - , - - 'fgiwfgfiiilit A lwffifz Last Will and Testament Class l9Sl NN.-,.,,, We, the Senior Class of West Seneca Central High School, being of con aratively sound mind and body, do here-by declare our last 'll and testament. To the incoming Juniors, we leave all the old paper-wads, pencil stu books they can find, and we direct that t e , there-by, may keep and cher as remembrances of us. we further bequea ' ' the trade, such as: making faces at the t dominating the booths at Clark's and Fecte , and dirty h these articles ies and tricks of 'ning cars, and them all of our natural abili chers, wrecking the driver tr 's. We, the class of '51, bequeath the fo rowing: - 22-mrllloodrfdsz Roller skates so he n get around the new school faster. To The quid eip?-Ea-Q-nlalggs 110 grat 1 graduates L, 'W- 'f f' ' ' ygi' ii llO soli, friendships o Mr. Ratffa api big penalty book to replace the one which was so greatly '-n j itppivorked by the senior lass, and in which he may keep the reco ,tit QQWHB future truants. e further bequeath to him eight colored gQfgQg53where-by he may keep 'thin the color scheme of the new school V55 p 34' 3 'I ' Thelmrqgggppaftmentz A baby gran piano with an adjustable stool so Joani THQQQQ ' play Withou a dozen books under her. A new blue iQqEa uniform for the little monkey on the bass drum. T Jfhe Chemistry Department: Cast iron test tubes so the future chemistry si r '- can't blow department them up so easily. Also, we bequeath odorless chemicals. sink so the third floor water fountain Qgnghgukrt-and Design Department: A new ' -- won't be fifty different colors. go-The Mathematics Department: A different type of graph paper so future math p - ' um- - 'u - students won't get so dizzy trying to figure them M out. , S To The Physical Education Department: An extra waste paper basket to hold the -' - -'- '- ' ' overflow gum-wads. lo TllilllliV?E.'l1Fi1l53?5..1l'iEifHEi1lT:' A Set of To T135-Iiaggua-ggpagaggmentm: books with the l V I W A Y. ,Mix x t I '-2.13 5 :gil Ygfgtimpxa' . -'HIM - Nu -5 1, , A nj, HM get-QQETO H232 To I To To To T he The he The he The Axfy A ' Ai-!A A 'xv!Nl-1, IX, ' English Department: A victrola that works! Records of the latest plays as Woklahomav, Ncall Me hadamn, instead of 'Hamlet', etc. Industrial Arts Department: A genius to invent a machine to separate the type in the NPieN box. Health and Biology Department: Special cabinets for the eadavers. 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RQZJ . VX, !Z'K-J YL! .yr A X l lst row, Brock, Beaman, Mund, McBride, Feneziani, Dorr, Loftus, Metz, Hartung, Harris, Kobel, 2nd rowg Kempke, Geekie, Ernst, Escott, Pollutrc, Seibert, Backus, Schrader, Brezee, Mendola, Crawford, Lawson, Spiasiak, Boleeno, 3rd row, Brigham, Horvatis, Darstein, Teskey, Valicek, Funseth, Bork, Flury, Colgrove, Peters Williams, Silvaroli, Kallin, Gee, 4th row, Reger, Morgan, Smith, Lickfeld, Corby, Sutton, Scott, Burgess, Flury, Kriedeman, Fowler, Statz, 5th row, Dean, Simpson, Lusby, Lindstrom, Deubel, Pearce, Boelke, Maderer, BOYG,-4...13G--QE! Schoenl, Thomas, Strong, Voit, Schiffhauer, Priore, Yaw, Poth, Stivens, Steele. :iii io f firifja V f . I ,aff X lst row, Wichter, Christen, Hallowell, Dayis, Rietnburg, Bilotta, Benzel, Paszkiewicz, Meyer, Mulligan, Penrod, Procknal, Pleger, Mumm, Gruber, 2nd row, D'A1imonte,.Schwartz, Baker, Sonner, Turo, Vogel, Friedhaber, Doster, Tryon, Yost, Piegza, Metzler, Laux, Muench, Neuburger, Pagliacci, Jolly, Kempke, Miller, 3rd row, Herman, Balla, Dedrick, Dyke, Raslawski, Reinard, Reach, Maass, Kalapos, Maderer, Pacyon, Michel, Nowak, Moll, Mamula, Johnson, Webb, 4th row, Weber, Seedorf, Sabo, Heck, Stefanski, Eckert, Grassi, Parker, Leininger, Mecca, Leatherbarrow, Kozak, Matot, Regan, 5th row, Ceckini, Hardy, Van Dosser, Simonson, Eich, warning, Topp, Reynolds, Topp, Brundage, Stoddart, Collard, Damohn, Thomas, Duge. cuss or was 6 A lst row, Shoemaker, D'Amato, Rauch, Lillo, Treeby, Nappa, Stockton, Guindon, j fiEgQD Haefner, Cislo, Kennick, Williams, 2nd row, Dyke, Corbett, Attenhofer, Ellis, Gastle, Galley, Ernst, Weichmann, Rose, Seifert, Smith, Schafer, Mageski, Reiner, Rider, Baumgarden, Lee, 3rd row, Eberle, Bowes, Wetzel, Burrows, Blizniak, Meissner, Jones, Ulrich, Moeller, Pisto, Blair, Ehinger, Ehinger, V Ernst, Jolley, Sierra, 4th rowg Schibler,lyingli,iBirry,wEiedel,5Eirri20, Bengert Irr Muzzy Hall Bielier Creve ng, e c er, son, ro 3 Mascia,,Loftds, Bonlface,,Gllnski,,Doktor, Gaston, Yea, Boyd, Fairbanks, ZE?f G4' 5 Szczepanski, Keicher, Priebe, Eberle, Chader. G' mf N' - Y 1 ,Qs 'SS Qgiiit 1 I 9th Grade Girls 215, 115, 118 lst row, Mooney, Emerson, Felger, Long, Procknal, Meissner, Strong, Schalberg, Swallow, Korhowicz, Santa Maria, 2nd row, Rusiniak, Feth, MacMillan, Hallis, Sulpizio, Schrader, Nosbisch, Henshaw, Trimm, Sienkiewicz, 3rd row, Gerken, Wurzer, Bollhorst, Love, Pletscher, Smith, Walker, Schutt, Busch, Earsing, 4th row, Wiegand, Wypych, Behrends, Jasker, Wind, Seader, Zwilling, Herman. 9th Grade Boys 216, 115, 118 - H ff Klimowicz Lynch Rohe Wallace Seil, Petri, POSCU, gigaroggiiiigii 23d 2232 Cirbus, Kgpuscineki, Peterson, Wode, Nazzarett, Dorr, Vogel, Terkula, Seifert, Swan, 3rd FOW3 Womeldorf, AbendSCheiEEhLeckeygchaSel wutz, Spencer, Mann, Sporski, Pizzorno, Schopf, Van Schaick: POW' ' Oakes, Herman, Kaznica, Riga, White, Y?B?S, Walters- A ,fr I 1 g I g xl XIX 44 .? ii we ME Q h ' s :og H 22- ULQUU muy W lst row, Johnson, Brown, Murray, Krzeminski, Flett, Davies, Kellogg, Bettcher, Huenniger, Lewandowski, Koske, 2nd row, Block, Benson, Burgassor, Barnett, D'Amato, Gala, Deubel, Fulle, Heusinger, Hartung, Homer, Long, 3rd row, Lobdell, Harman, Boerschig, Herman, Kronthaler, Guindon, Markowsxi, Moeller, Beals, Kingsbury, 4th row, Dodson, Dailey, Carier, DoBala, Brown,fKlee,'Lesh, Drushler, Hodge, Hoffman, 5th row, Mach1n,'Murray, Gossel, Breitwjeser, Ledwom, Fuller, Middagh, Fallon, Jacobs, Koszuta. lf? , sf lst row, Davis, Gee, Dobstaff, Aures, D'Amato, Bilotta, Johnson, Ganter, Lankow, Michel, Leis, Harris, 2nd row, Adourian, Amigone, Brown, Bosz, Botticelli, Hogan, Hurd, Laseikay, Motak, MCCHSKEY, RSHCH, 3Td POW! Ellis, Climie, Aschenbrenner, Baumeister, Kosmanski, Long, Peter, Rausch, Saba, EE5-- 36,-,, Sabo, Pheiffer, 4th row, Ernst, Fenton, Glynn, Frizzell, Hahn, Grambo, Gick, Etta, Banas, Lauffer, Roesch, Regan, Chavanne, Hamm, Block. . Sth grade Girls 318, 321 lst row, Smith, Congelli, Moore, Gormley, Dulinawka, Reukauf, Ramsdell, Johnson Cordier, Tokar, Peterson, End row, Bolton, Weisenburg, Beals, Duewiger, Tangelder, Leydecker, Corbett, Botticelli, Young, Zilker, 3rd rows Wupzep, Edington, Brundage, Weifenbach, Coon, Gossel, Beyer, Galley, Maier, Brown. 6' '22, Q, h Sth Grade Boys 318, 321 lst row, Semlitch, Miller, Spriegel, Yates, Seifert, Peck, Climie, Sparney, Nerber, Martin, 2nd row, Ellis, Schueler, Bihr, Eisenhut, Behrends, Lee, Zokrzewski, Majkowski, Metzger, 3rd row, Weiss, Meier, Gehrke, Loftus, Crane, Volt, Szirovecz, Wooliver, Evans.4-- 57-E Q X . Q 35. 1 P 4 ,xx NX. if sg E ' 8th Grade Boys 319, 316, 317 lst row, Shaver, Stoddart, Schroeder, Farren, Toal, Schlatter, Schwartz, Woodard, Smith, Braunbach, Labby, 2nd row, Lewis, Dyke, Rathke, Moore, Franklin, Eckam, Wiegley, Lester, Scheerer, Bagg, 3rd row, Nowak, Smith, Delmont, Riedel, Lighthart, Adams, Ortman,QgleeQ Galley, Moeller, Beals, 4th row, Mackney, Farrell, Frank, Sutton, Be ecker, Wolff, Smigh,.Rebman, Todoraff, Troyer, 5th row, Sutz, Mamula, Spisiak, Kohler, Schwartz, Gruber, Stevens, Locke. i 2 2' .E '- ,,.. 39 8th Grade Girls 319, 316, 317 lst row, Poth, Yaw, Pleger, Manzella, Coatworth, Fisher, Okal, Dale, Schuster Bielicki, Amschler, Kosmanski, Walther, 2nd row, Tomchuck, Keklak, Dudley, Lance, Szirovecz, Neuman, Stivens, Reinard, Mason, Hoffman, Chrisman, Biddle. 3rd row, Airnault, Bufulco, Miner, Sobottka, Ball, Wassman, Miller, Greean, Fiebelkorn, Blessing, Klopfer, Hth row, Cronin, Rosseland, Grosch, fE5t-3Et'--'- Murphy, Robinson, Pierce, Steinberg, Varisco, Campbell, Plisk I h - - gq! 1 -feaxxx. . 'E-5?lilQ . - N5 :Vigo . 'CF f ' HH' .sq ,O 7th grade girls 202, 205, 217 'Q lst row: Congelli, Bilotta, Aures, Heintz, Felsman, Lang, Shaffer, Warren, Kloo, Lobdell, Hayes, Walther, Gee 2nd rows Phillips, S Mackiewicz, Scalfaro, Martin, Chrisman, Cudney, Fulle, Dufrane, Smith, Oldman, Boerschig, Gruca 3rd row: Hill, Benson, Schattner, Piegzuk, Gressell, Lawson, Metzinger, Franklin, Fitzner, Tregby, Qt' Kress, Airnault 4th row: Ruth, Mathiebe, Nassoiy, Ribbeck, Blessing, Ludwig, Marcklinger, Ruekauf, Kaiser, Taylor 952.599 I Ll, 7 1. if-Q41 1 41 b ZfP.5E3Q2,P0YS 202, 205, 217 WWWW lst row: Muroin, Miller Leis Kubiak C ' 1 EL gii1l125ergrGi1lil, Rosseland, Johnson. 2nd rosie M:inqgisoIjiIQ'iEigIiZ5Sfi3gyHu1a 3rd Poi. 'R6iQrlg?ga1JO1leY, Benzlng, Wheaton, Quinn, Tozzo, Lazorchaci. Bifulco' S higf ef Popiela, Banoch, Freeman, Davidson, Locke, 1 ' EEZ ' C bler' nth POW: P3St9THak, Stevens Cronin Staskiewicz 37 Whalen, Mandel, Kirsten. , ' 1 i E wha 7th grade girls 218, 219, 221 r - ' B k- Smith Hess Wagner McCartan, HOgaH, smHE?M3fmmraHWimNmrmmW B ce Leslie Bar o omewn 1 U ' mafmaaammrmmammgmggwm, Klein 4th rowz Pilbrow, Beaver, Lallby Banks: LC ner' 3 ' Darstein, Noack I . 5 . M lst row: Westwood, Smith, Loomis, Reiman, Buck, Price, Duerr, Kintzel, Franke, Semlitsch, Rauch 2nd row: Hallowell, Robinson, Lesh, Galley, Harris, Hahn, Eberle, Fulle, Burdick, Schultz Mildenberger, Turton 3rd row: Day, Frank, Roesch, Pisto, Rogers, Eich, Whalen, Wheaton, St. John, Kester, Tangelder, Ball E...1fg-W--3 4th row: Darling, Dingwall, Fowler, Brooks, Meyer, Ulrich, Balash, White N- 4 AF 0 j? A ff' WW' ' 4, I .- , ' , ,ALL Il 9 'U I ' ,. 14 ..m5..vx u,,,...,-. '?JllW':Q'ffS '5z,, . ' . f. ' ,Ew:'if - 'V f 94 ' - 5- ' -'f- Q, ,.W ' ' . 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Q, .W 'I -, - V W uggi- -MAX A, gerlffb- vfff? 1 , firzf 12.7, . 11,1 , ' t M U HQNORABILE MITJTIIGN ,A ,.Q'?1'Ff' X' ' E, , - - , ron sans comxur ne nm Q ' flex AA Add' ' -' --' AMERICANISM CONTEST t t f , r , ra, f x 3' N' AMERICANISM L t i f gf ' W-Mharilyn Yeager np af jg i get To me, 'inericanismn is a great and glorious unfinished symphony continu- f playing hell, the United States of America, Woven into and drama threading our history from our countryfs colonial beginnings up to the present moment, our never ending fight for freedom, not only for ourselves, hut for all the peoples of this worldu in the worldls most magnificent concert this symphonic theme are all the beauty Each president, in turn, has conducted this symphony, directing the many players where and how to play the variations upon the theme, The orchestra itself is made up of four divisionsr The first, the string section, composed of Congress and the law enforcing agencies takes the lead, singing out the melody. The other sections follow the tempo set by the Wconductoru and string sectionu The second division contains the Woodwinds--industrialists, farmers, housewives, students- who supply the necessary tone qualities, the materials without which the theme would not be complete, since first and foremost, ours is a government of the people, Our armed forces make up the brass section. Their powerful tones are heard round the world, guaranteeing us freedom from fear of aggression, backing up the rest of the orchestrao Finally, there is the percussion division including our professional people, and other great leaders, This section serves to point the way to harmonious government by the people, for the peoples The rest of our modern world stands as a critical audience listening to this great unfinished symphony , marveling at the 'WONDER OF AMERICLAQ'- SHOP W5-I1d0WS filled with urldreanled abundance, jobs for those who want Work, country-wide help in disaster, elections without revolutions, a religious atmosphere of many churches, personal freedom for everyoneo This audience is wondering whether, as we continue composing, the notes of our great American Symphony forever will ring true, or whether the attempted Communistic onslaughts will create discord, spoiling our harmony, But true Americans have no fear of striking e wrong note, for every movement in our history proves that our people can'meet, face and conquer any crisiso -ff -4x -e--Cz' 5' J 1 1 1 2 I QL W 2 I -i Q i I 4 l 4 i 1 i 1 i 9 l 1 Q I 2 3 I 1 1 A 4-. 1 N' 'SNS' ......-J ' 1 ' ,nb . 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IN HONOR OF THIS Towns CENTERNIAL, THE '1'R1P'wTLL BE OF GLIARGEQS AILL' I CITIZENS DESIRING PASSAGE, ASSEMBLE AT WEST SENECA TOWN HALL ON JULY 15 AT SSOO A0 Mop The above announcement intrigued meg On that eventful day, I embarked with twenty others on our unusual journey into the paste Back, into timeg Ebenezero Christian Metz, one of Ebenezerls founders? met the towne As We walked along, We noticed that the men were 1930--1900-ifinally-18513 we had reached space ship and invited us to see the dressed in e fashion strange to uso Metz? for instance, was attired in a breed brimmedg flat crowned hat, and full trousers. he had no mustache, but a close trimmed beardu - , One of our first stops was at e lerge community dining hallq Here the men and women ' gsthered.three times daily to partake of the wholesome Ebenezeregrown food, end to share in the scant social life of the times. Because we were very interested in the family and the social life of the community, from there we Went to the Metz home, typical of all the Ebenezer residenceso' The house was large and comfortable, Metz explained, HEach family is supplied with living quartersg No Ebenezer citizen is ever erowdedan He continued, HEbenezers do not work for wages? or own properqy. Everything is owned by all, for the common goodn. we attended one of the Church serviceso tThe people no minister, silent prayer, chanted hymns, Bible lesson, After Church no one spoke, but went quietly homeo This I conversed with an Ebenezer girl of about eighteen Shawl, and sunbcnnet with a cape at the backo The girl each other, play cards, dence, drink, smoke, or partake After a time, the girl confided that her fiance had six monthso NHe has to remain there until next sum ern year, unable to communicate, to test our loven. had about eleven a weekn There is and exhortations by the eldersl oertainly was not e social occasion, She wore e full skirt, sheuldef'f - told me that Ebenezers did not visit of Worldly pleasurese been up in the Ganadien woods for we are separated in this way for one At the end of the day, our wearyigroup boarded the,, ..inaohine, set the dial for 1951, waved goodebye to Christian Metz, and-started home, ' I 'lt' A 'ral ' I ' ' fm! - ':. -fi ' W W '-.w'5 - Q vw X . wffmvwtfe, '- - lvzueawzfeneweie ' i 'Xf9N 51 'Yi ff .k +9f' fire!- Ve-'W' A n'??fV.f.?'1 'lf' 'f'LiT57a -' 5 tww?f.'1tsEa? saiwef , N A I bl Y mx, r jyi .4 .,,r'.,5u,! 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The Ebenezers became very good farmers and were known for their onions. , g The families had their own houses, but their meals were served in large central eating houses which could accommodate up to fifty persons. The families were not paid for their work but were given enough for their living expenses. The Ebenezers did not participate in social activities. The only time they got together was at eating time. The young people didn't play with each other. Parties, social gatherings and even music were forbidden. The men wore beards, full trousers, flat crowned hats, but no mustaches. The women wore dresses of dark colors, with full skirts with broad bands at the waist. A shawl and bonnet were added to their outfit. The towns grew. They needed more land but the value had risen. The elders thought it best to move to the West where the land was still cheap. There was a more specific reason for going, though. Buffalo gave more worldly attractions and temptations for the young people. 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Y Q Q lst row, Drushler, Zittle, Hodges, Priore, bhderer, Burrows, atot, Nerber, 2nd row, Mr. Picerno, Scherrer, Hess, Riga, Sommersdorf, Hahn, Leydecker, Rathke, Smith, 3rd row, Davies, Walthers, Twtzler, Tomchuck, House, Hahn, Aiple, Brezee Hess, 1+th row, Seiffert, Burrows as lst row, Nerber, Weber, Seedorf, Metzler, Priore, Leydecker, Tomchuck, Metzger, Santa Maria, Hess. 2nd rowg Mr. Picerno, Rathke, Burrows, Hodges, Rigay'Sommersdorf, Drusch1er,IZitt1e, Motat, Sherer, Hess. 3rd rowg Smith, House, Seiffert, Davies, Aiple, Breeze, Hahn, Neuberger. l+th: 1'-ow, Hahn, Bur-rows, Walter. -4--47'-i ,,! TER? 1 303, Q 1 A F' 7 'fly - 'Q ' N5 ' Ist rowg walter, Lang, Hosmanski, Santa Maria, Rathke, Hahn Sherrer. 2nd row, Mr. Picerno, Davies, Burrows, Leydecker, Huenniger, Walter, Nerber. 3rd rowg Wade, Dulinawka, Lazor Hess, Seiffert. lst row, Hahn, Hurd, Rathke, Huermiger, Wade, Sherfrfer. 2nd row, Walter, Davies, Burriows, Nerber, Roger, Lazorchack, C. Smith, Mr-. Picerno 3rd row, Seiffert, Leydecker-, Dulinawka, Hess. qffzf Smith, f chack, , Hurd, a 'Q' ,uk E- 48 '-P S ,gs-'f' 'A Qs? Lows: Nnzzn new-T Eunucmm. Ssczsrmzv Fm. Mauser-nc.. Ja-lo'l:oqQ:ePrl'r' lst row, Reese, Nazzarett, Re-ger, Neipp, Beck, 2nd row, Rathke, Stranc, Midsonk, Krawczyk, Steinberg, Fecteau, Fath, Moeller, Buncy, Beisinger, 3rd row, Toy, I-Ionin, Robinson, Earsing, Dailey, Mingle, Flett, Nth row, Tiberi, Tokar, Airnault, Benzinger, Gick, Marr, Kibler, Stevens, Spencer, Mann. 3- ff-' . P QL HEIPP USINES5 Mfmvnsssz l lgrzu.vn Mosgfcm Lnvo u'r 0 n' .DOHGLD KEGEQ. EEHTOQ JOYCE QEESE' S PORTS 00000 ! X w- X A f X g 'E-AVE B-Eclgk yu' :N vf Pam-u QE Wmnnq Pm:-rrmq 4'-4-9i 'Q' '92 'ff .ff 0 Qs 49 lst row, Mrs. Sutton, Advisor, Tomchuck, President, Reopolos, Vice- President, Thomas, Secretary, Yeager, Committee Chairman, Surman, Committee Chairman, Benzel, Treasurer, Miss Kahler, Advisor. 2nd row, Zittle, Gaiser, Midsonk, Metzler, Nazzarett, Morgan, Marx, Seedorf, Crane, Meissner, Marx, Hartzell. 3rd row, Price, Lexner, Schattner, Monin, Kless, Yaw, Steinberg, Weiss, Schroeder, Dailey, Crawford. Membership in the National Honor Society is based upon four criteria: character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Not more than 152 of the l2A class may be elected and not more than 52 of the llA class may be elected to membership in the Amana Chapter. Activities of the chapter are limited this year because of the double session, however, the centennial tag days and the banquet will long be remembered. SNAPS E-J0-'-'P 'fr I 1. 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I1 QM S4321 A , . . . . .., A ..., N NLM . 1 A , ., 2194 1f3Y'1'f'g!11 QL... 11 1 .: ' - ...fsff 'psi M --ff 1 1 1111- .14 :hw is .s11g131.:-F314 'if' ':5f,QH2k'1.z:v1 511 as so .... ,.,,, lst row: Frontera, Reopoluc. Blando, Pietrzak, Knuth, Pearce, 2nd row: Mr. Robinson, Wright, Sabo, Springer, Zimmerman, Murray, Flury, Clausen, Piegza, Mumm, Schoenhardt, Mr. Ryan. .W , BASEBALL Br.sEm.L1: QQ-IiEDUI.E 5 WEST, Seneca Hamburg 3 West Seneca Woodlavm West Seneca Hamburg S Meet Seneca QI-Chard park West Seneca Sloan 2 West Seneca Blasdell WEST, Seneca Orchard Park l 'west Seneca Eden O I X' West Seneca Depew 7 'West Seneca Eden West Seneca Blasdell 2 'nest Seneca Woodlawn f West 'Seneca 5109-fl U West Seneca Hamburg BASEBALL Familiar faces were missing as West Seneca's baseball team reported for spring practice but returning from last year's squad were such experienced lettermen as Bud Knuth, Joe Mumm, Bud Murray, George Scheenhardt, Nels Wright and Jack Zimmerman. The baseball team, under Coach Ryan, climaxed a very successful season by sweeping their inter-divisional playoff series with Eden and thereby winning the Southern Erie County League all-round and Class A Championships. The boys compiled an enviable record of ten straight victories at one time during the season. In a tense and thrill-packed struggle at Chestnut Ridge Park, West Seneca was defeated 8-6 by Hamburg High, Northern Erie County titlists for the county championship and the right to enter the sectional playoffs. Everett CBudD Murray who had one of the top high school pitching records in Western New York, suffered his first loss of the season in this game after having tvrirled nine consecutive wins. Looxruo THEM oven Fon 1950 Remember: Jerry Springer's distance clout at Green Lake tying the score l-l and giving West Seneca a chance to win in extra innings, Joe M'umm's towering drive over the local fence at Ebenezer, Dave Pearce's long homer in the playoff game at Chestnut Ridge, Bud Murray's two game shutout of Eden, league winners , Jack Zimmermams clutch hitting, especially of doubles, - that day in assembly when the championship trophy was presented to Captain-elect Murray with the entire team proudly looking on, --- the heartbreak in the playoff game with Hamburg in which the bases were loaded twice in the last two innings only to remain that way, and last but not least, that rare gem of baseball, that sensational triple play, the only one in the league's history, in which Jack Zimmerman and Dave Pearce combined to retire Sloan without a run after they had filled the bases with no outs. q-- Sf--i West West West West West West West West I . , ,--, , ....- .-H., -,....D....., .,,.,........-v,....., Mvv......lv, Rotterman, 2nd row: Mr. Abrams, Schibbler, Glinski, Simpson, Yea, Priore, Pearce, Mr. Robinson. EFgKWTEAlL SCHHTULE 1950-Fl Seneca 35 Gowendn Bb wage Seneca he Eden Seneca U1 Eden U3 West Seneca uh WOOd1FWN Seneca U2 Angola 39 west Seneca 69 Angola 1 Seneca U2 sm-1ngv111e 36 1-:eat seneca f U8 Gowande Seneca A-P3 Blesdell U8 fest Seneca 37 5UI'i!'1E?V1l1'2 Seneca A40 Orchard Park 62 Y-fact Sfnecs 57 Orchard Park Seneca 32 Sloan '27 'Vest Seneca U9 3'f f'5l9 'U Seneca 37 Blesdell 1-L5 Fest Seneca U7 Sloan VARSITY BASKETBALL When the Varsity cagers reported for practice this fall, only two lettermen from the previous year, Bob Leatherbarrow and Don Stewart were back. Up from the Junior Varsity however, came much needed help in the fonn of Dave Pearce, Don Priore, Hank Piegza, Wally Simpson and Dick Hotterman, Mr. Robinson and nr. Abrams combined their time, efforts and basketball knowledge in coaching both the J. V. and Varsity basketball teams for the 1950-El season. Dave Pearce emassed l37 points to emerge as top scorer for the entire season--and his 2l points against Angola were high for any one game. The second Gowanda game was a thriller which was finally won by West Seneca in the closing seconds 35'3h. The services of Ed Doerfel, playing his first year of Varsity ball, were lost late in the season as he exchanged uniforms--basketball for military. Orchard Park's invading league champions were pressed to the limit before eking out a last quarter victory. Bud Knuth, in his P. G. year, earned his varsity W to become a major letter winner in three sports--football, basketball, and baseball. The loss to Sloan, traditional rivals, on our homecourt was a heartbreaker. Our quintet held a commanding lead in the early stages of the game only to see it ebb away. Speaking of rebounds, Glinski, Simpson, and Yea should do their share of controlling backboards next year. The outlook for the 1951-S2 season is indeed bright with the prospective return of stellar sophomore's Bill Glinski and Joe Yea, along with such proven performers as Pearce, Priore and Simpson. These five lettermen should be ably supported by those graduating from the J. V. ranks, perhaps even pressed to retain their varsity recognition. ' E--52-P' v ' ' --m e- W iv --- --'-'--'- -v---: -- ...V -..-rl. ,V ,lr JUNIOR VA?-SIT BAS ETBALL l T W X ,f X I - fl N. ne gr. QQ, X L ... V 5 N V f lst row: Mr. Abrams, Thomas, Mingle, Corbett, Crawford, Bowes, Mr. Robinson, 2nd row: Boniface, Szczepanski, Sohibbler, Fairbanks, l Hall . . l J. V. SCHEDULE 1 West Seneca Gowanda West Seneca Eden Q West Seneca Eden West Seneca Woodlawn ' West Seneca Angola West Seneca Angola 1 West Seneca Springville West Seneca Gowanda 1 West Seneca Blasdell West Seneca Springville West Seneca Orchard Park West Seneca Orchard Park West Sereca Sloan West Seneca Woodlavm West Seneca Blasdell West Seneca Sloan TEAM , Frank Boniface John Crawford Gerald hiingle Maurice Bowes John Fairbanks Daniel Szczepanski Joseph Corbett Garry Hall Ronald Thomas The Junior Varsity basketball team compiled an impressive record this year winning fourteen games and losing only two, those to Orchard Park and Gowanda on their respective home courts. This makes two years in a row that our J. V. hoopsters have gone undefeated on their home court at Winchester. John Crawford and Ronald Thomas were the only experienced holdovers from last year's squad. John Fairbanks, a newcomer, caged 13h points, high total for the team. 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X ' ' ' ' west Seneca Sloan 13 West Seneca Hamburg 52 West Seneca Amherst 27 west Seneca Williamsville O west Seneca East Aurora 19 West Seneca Lancaster 6 west Seneca Albion 6 The managers were John Zimmerman, Richard Rotterman, L and Daniel Spisiak. .Y 1,1 when graduation riddled the gridiron strength of hms Xigis 'FK previous year's winning club, Coach Urich found himself faced X VV i ii' with a tremendous Job of rebuilding. Dave Pearce alone was 2:57 left from 1949's starting backfield with Don Priore and Clare 'rl Schoenl the only two first-string lineman back. Don Pearce's call to active duty with the armed forces was also a serious , f blow to future plans as was the early season? njury of Don ig Reger, capable center from last year. Mr. R 41nson, assistant coach, aided greatly in the development of the inexperienced material. Major letters were awarded to: - LGene Backus Maurice Bowes Patrick Conners John Crawford James Dean Richard Duebel Norman Eberle George Flurry william Glinski Clarence Knuth Robert Leatherbarrow Donald Locke John Madercr William McCausland David Pearce Donald Priore Nelson Reger Clare Schoenl Walter Simpson Daniel Szczepanski Elmer Yea. af Squad letters were awarded to: Richard Barry Clyde Biddle Donald Doktor Kenneth Eberle Donald Lee Lee McBride Gerald Mingle Donald Morgan Larry Sierra John Tesky -4--S515 If 0 West West West West West West GULF lst row: Motak, Wersohin, Groff, 2nd row: Spisiak, Buettner, Goodreds, Schelesky, Mr. Daley. GOLF l9SO SCH DULE AND RESULTS , 12 west Seneca Lancaster 222222 3 Siheigte 13 West Seneca Clarence Seneca 10 Depew 5 west Seneca Lancaster Seneca l Orchard Park lh West Seneca Orchard Park Seneca 115 East Aurora 35 West Seneca DSPGWA Seneca 7 Amherst 8 West Seneca East aurora The following nanes are those of the major letter winners in golf with their respective averages for the year: Don Duettner ll8.7 Robert notak 92.3 arthur Goodreds 96.7 Kenneth Schelesky 109.7 James Groff llO.B Daniel Spisiak, alternate, took part in two matches. gown the fairway with the high- lights of the season: - On June 12, 1950, at South Shore Country Club, West Seneca participated in the annual Class A Section VI Scholastic Golf Tournament. Along with their neighboring rivals from the Erie County UAW League were teams from Niagara and Chautauqua Counties. West Seneca, well represented by the quartet of Goodreds, Groff, hotak and Werschin, placed third among such qualified clubs. A great honor was bestowed upon both school and individual when Art Goodreds stroked at 9b to place fifth in this keenly contested tournament and received one of the New York State Public High School Athletic Association awards and became the first athlete to win such a coveted award in the history of West Seneca Central High School. At Sheridan Golf Club on June l3, 1950, all the representatives of the Erie County HAH League took part in the Medal Tournament. West Seneca placed fourth with a five man total of h76. Werschin fired a brilliant round of 85 to finish among the lowest scorers. EE?--,55--s- , . .Y,. ,,r....p- lst row: Yaw, Dorr, Jones, Kennick, Flury, Backus, Poth, 2nd row: Mr. Walker, Beaman, Bork, Burges, Breidenstein, Spisiak, Mr. Vigatto schedule Points H Ia Orchard Park O 3 Clarence O 3 Angola O 3 BOWLING Varsity letters: Richard Yaw Points Schedule Points Points H E H L H L O 3 Amhe rst l Y O '3 l 2 Lancaster 2 l O 3 3 O Hamburg O 3 3 O Squad letters: Don Dorr Ronald Flury Ronald Burges Eugene Backus Robert Bork Robert Jones Francis Beaman Robert Poth This year, intramural bowling, as well as varsity competition, was held under the dual leadership of hr. Viggata and hr. Welker. There was a definite system used by these men to select the boys who should represent West Seneca in league competition. The intramural bowling activities held each honday served as try-outs for varsity recognition Of all the contestants in the intramurals, those five or six who rolled the highest average scores were chosen to comprise West Senecals varsity bowling team for that one particular week. In order to earn a major letter a member had to participate in at least ten varsity games. Dick Yaw was the only member to have the distinction of receiving a major letter both this year and-last year. -1--Q57---K F911 5 p 1 k I I 5 r V 1 F Ha. ,E 1- .. . T stewart Shaffer Leatherbarrow, shiffnauer, taxes' 233533, at D-Ami M'0pgan,,Scott, Krawczyk, Simpson, Metzger, Priore, Pearce, Johnson. West Seneca ll ll II H TRACK AND FIELD 1950 Schedule 48 56 32 3 71 TRAC :: nga R Major letters were awarded to: Robert Robert Robert Donald Donald Donald Donald Carlson Krawczyk Leatherbarrow Metzger Morgan Pearce Priore Squad letters were James Lawson Robert Loftus James Schiffhauer Donald Shaffer william Stivens awarded to: Sloan ' 47 Pine H111 39 Depew 24 Lancaster 621 Orchard Park 5 5 ,L , Hamburg 86 kajxeeki -L 22,1 ' Raymond Scott 1 Walter Simpson N' Donald Stewart M Keith Taylor ,k ua. Thomas Toy Robert Johnson-Manager David Swanson John Teskey Neil Vandermeulen Donald Schibler-Assistant manager TRACK AND FIELD FOR 1950 Seven veteran performers greeted Coach D'Amato as the can- didates for the 1950 track and field aggregation responded to his call. Metzger and Stewart were back for the dashes, Leatherbarrow for the distance runs, and Don Pearce for pole-vaulting, Krawczyk for weight throwing and Toy and Taylor for the relay teams. 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' 2 CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE . - ' F I A H h Athletic Goods ' l 3 Big ,Stores N , f , ' 1 ' ' 699 Main' in Buffalo ' Free Estimates Deferred Payments l ' Q WA. 8080 -l 2743- 45 Seneca Street h ' ' - BUFFALO . TONAWANDA . NIAGARA FALLS' ' ' I Triangle.4606 A ' A A , l . f ' I 1 1 I . a '1 K , ,. 1 . l , Bulldozing' Dump Trucking V Power Lawn I 7 Rolling I Trenehing for Water Lines, Drain 4 Tile and Foundations V E I Compliments ' J - f RALPH D., YOUNG Sz co. 0 L Q P H0.2o60 4393 Seneca sf. Westseneca, N.Y. V' U 5 : -A F L- i MORK-GREEN STUDIQS7' 4 a A , P' ' 'A . ,A V 'N ., , I a A 1 LANDSCAPE -SUPPLIES A I ' A sf ' , A -A L 5 S1454 5 l - : , Nursery Stock Topsfwil Fill' Slag Stone Stage 5'.1Equ1pIneI1l3. V 1 :V Cinders Gravel and Sand V 1 W '.' 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