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

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I 'W av 9 QS ' xii . ,Q 2nd row: Spisiak, Szczepanski, Priore, Knuth, Leatherbarrow, ' gf Locke, Pearce, Duebel, 3rd row: Conners, Lee, Tesky, Backus, - Mr. Urich, Mr. Goodreds, Mr. Robinson, Crawford, McBride, Mingle, 1 Schonel, 4th row: Maderer, Reger, Glinski, Yea, Simpson, N. Eberle, fi by X . Sf 'KS ' Dean, Flury, 5th row: Doktor, K. Eberle, Biddle, Bowes. 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

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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-