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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1953 volume:

mu: - -. 1 -rs - , Aw-f. 5.5 J-.1 1-. 1 7 'Y L K' - V2 - ,.- 7 1 - r- .V AMN' f ' 1 T - - , '-'-fi: . , G. :sk V- 1 1 1 wr -1 4 'L Q ,, H Tum, I lil ., - a ., ., .vi J , , , H5 , sv.. ' -, x ' fi a I 9 A I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I 1 IDITOD IN Cl-HEP QERALD QHADER A35I5TANT EDITORS BEVERLY IVIADERER RICHARD PRIEBE Acenes Staff lst Row - Miss Ludwig, R. Priebe, B. Muderer, D. Pleger, G. Chader, Miss Dissington. 2nd Row - C. Videtti, P. Bergen, N. Coon, Mr. Richards, M. Fiebelkorn, C. Mason, M. Duster. 'lst Row - R.Hartung, R. Munzellu, E. Webb, M. Leininger, A. Metzger, K. VunDooser, B.Michel, G. Heusinger. 2nd Row - W. Gclstle, M. Damohn, W. Rauch, N. Meyer, G. Sciolino, J. Nosbisch. IN MEMORIAM ANDREW C. BEAM We, the Senior Class of West Seneca Central School, dedicate this edition of Acenes to Mr. Andrew C. Beam. Mr. Beam was our former district supervisor and was greatly responsible for the centralization of the schools. Through centrali- zation we have gained wider vistas of education. Some ofhis other achievements during his administration were hisfounding of the annual oratorical contest andthe music festival. He also started the freshman basketball league, which was named after him. We will always remember Mr. Beam for all these things which gave us a new feeling of school pride and school spirit. our of ,fs 'RJ 'g Li? Edu iltinn I x Mu Ferd Nagel, Mrs. Ailene Eschner, Mrs. Blanche Kelsey, Nr. Edward Adams - President Mr. Rupert Miller, Mr. Harold Zernentsch, Mr. Arthur Maderer - Vice President. TO OUR l953 GRADUATES. As you are preparing to leave West Seneca Central School, may you always look back and remember your work and play here with a deep fondness. May you also welcome the new opportunity available to you with a will to do and when. This commencement in reality is the beginning for greater adventures and endeavors in your future life. Heartiest congratulations and best wishes for your success. BOARD OF EDUCATION West Seneca Central School. x , Supervisin rinci pa ng., Assistant 1 E ALFRED W. GOODREDS Mr. Alfred Goodreds is the Supervising Principal of the West Seneca Central School System. His worlc has made our school one of the best in western New York. We of the senior class will always remember his devotion to his work and to the school. ' Supervis in Prine ipa WALTER D. CAMPBELL ln the fall of 'l952, Mr. Walter Campbell was appointed Assistant Supervising Principal of West Seneca Central High School. Since his appointment he has worked vigorously to promote the welfare of the student body, the faculty, and the school as a whole. We are grateful to this man for his fine leadership and the inter- est he has shown in the student body. Sr. Guidance ounselar i if X 3 r Guidance Counselor Att ndance Sup r IS rl As attendance supervisor, Mr. Rathke does his shore ro moks our school the gran! one that il is. Mr. Rothke chucks utiandunce and kaaps rho records in our school. Cafeteria in Action lst Row - Mary Tara, Pauline Steerly, Gertrude Wagner, Evelyn Kintzel 2nd Row - Kathlene Mann, Doris Karg, Hanna Renz, Marie Mohl Anna Mohl. lst Row - Floyd Shilling, Harry Kruth, William Brophy, James Willard, James Daley, Roman Klein, John Murray. 2nd Row - Joseph Groell, Frank Price, Joseph Gill, Elmer Pickhart, Allan Suckow, Elmer Friedrich, Ray Davies, LaVern Truscot, Wess Kless. lst Raw - Bill Brunning, Mr. Schaub, Richard Karg. Bill Lester 2nd Row- Albert Reese, Nelson Knapp, AI Woods, Harold Dobstaff Art Kemp, Chris Knuth Ken Hurd Mr. Sturnpf 'TS l5 A 49 f f 4 ...--1 I 4 ' ,. ,gy ,f.':'i3A H 4 ' 1 X fs.. -x 2 M 4 , I vi T nz J , N New Y A 5 Q s fws K. l If- J I 6 g A i Xb I l 7 4 x X wi Wm it 5 'n' X. J' 1 'f .J J ? 4 , I g r . 1 41 l. Ship Ahoy 6. 2. Ahl. . . Perfecto 7. 3. Frankinstein's Rival 8. 4. Open for Business 5. Smile forthe birdie 9. 10. EPR? Watch that drum Hands of an artist Looking things over What's up, Doc? Aw! Nuts get 1.5, X 7,9 14 Any free samples? Who are they trying The hungry bunch These are actors? A heel with a soul! ii to kid? 5 2 uni or - Senior J' v Gran! Abrams Miss Marion Brader Junior Science Junior English Mies Marianna Comerlord Vas. Marie Czvrles Dental Hygianisr Arr as fi John Dieu Miss Hilda Dillon Prim Shoo Senior English Mrs. GI adys Brandas Nurse Thomas Daley Senior Larin Driver Training Miss Eunice Dissinglon Senior English 2 facult Philip cuuasch Alfvpd Qwlv wood Shop Music Dirncior Richard Danahy Allaerl Dorsey JuniorASacial Sruslios Junior Science Y Mrs. Virginia Elwoll John Fahey Junior English Junior Social Studios if mu Mwilyn Fam' Armand Gam, Warren GIUUWY . Miss Carol Gibson Mrs Gloria Halligan junio' schnc. Swim seine. Physical Educalron Junior Marharrrarics Senior Scionce i H 4' a mi X. Edward Harhison Bums Hawkes Senior Art Swimming Driver Training Mu, 00,916 gogmaisw, Miss Patricia Jaszlra Swimming Junior English Daniel Kuhlirz Miss Margaret Lambert Senior English Junior Social Studies Miss Janet Murphy Mrs. Doris Oliver Physical Education Senior Srisnce Vincent Picerno Thomas uinlivan Junior, Senior Music Senior Social Studies Miss Kathryn Hehir Nurse V Miss Lucy Joslyn Junior Science Miss Mary Ann Ludwig Senior French 8- English William Patterson Business Miss Mercedes Rent! Junior Mathematics Miss Mary Heinold Curl H'fl '1 Senior Home Economics 'dU5 'Ul A V ! Mrs, Elsi, Klint, Miss Elizabeth Keep' Junior Mathematics 59f'iU' Cvmrmrciol Mrs. Ruth Lulrsch Miss ihlm' M91 Senior Social Studies L'b 'Y Peck Miss Janet Phelps Senior Music Library . Vi v N'Cl'9l 5 lS'C '0 4 Miss Catherine Richardson Junior Social Studies 5,nio,. English v - Mrs. Millicent Rook D9 i5 RYW' Szzgizmczznrm English English W I gc Charles Slater M s. Frederick Sloane 5::5:,YCo,:,:,,C5u1 Senior Social Studies Physical Education 1 rl Mrs. Catherbine Streil Miss Myra Townsend Miss Moda , Tmu'enh 9 Senior Home Economics Junior Social Studies Senior Commercial Miss Valentina Woods Mrs. lna Welmgrg william Weber Senior Commercial Junior Mathematics lndusmal Ans , Y Raymond hlan Dette Lester Vance Franlx Viqatto Music Senior Mathematics Physical Education .Q ,,., A .Q ., R ya Q: Alfred Sadroga Mrs. Joann Schirmer lndustrial Arts Junior Latin, English Mrs. Virginia Stengsl Junior Social Studies Junior English Miss ldary Stark Home Economics Miss Angela Truscatt Miss Rasaria Trusso Senior Commercial Senior Social Studies lv M A A I W Stanley Uriclr Ars rene estfall Soniwphysicsl Mathematics Anthony Zarba Arthur Schrader Music Senior Social Studies Richara Modelski Mrs. Gertriide Gregg Thomas Richards Junior Social Studies Junior English Senior Commercial Chester Kryszczuk - - Senior Social Siudies iplcwre not available, Spring Cleaning OFFICE STAFF lst Row - Mrs. Ray, Mrs. Stern, Mrs. Engel 2nd Row - Mrs. Wolff, Miss Crane, Mrs. Marchinda, Mrs. DeCami llis It doesn't hurt! my What's so funny? I 1 gj l ffi MILDRED NEUBURGER Mill le Sweet, Neat, and Popular Class Secretary 4 Yearbook 3 Intramurals 'l,3 Triple Trio 2,3,4 Newspaper 3 Queen's Attendant 1,3 N.H.S. 4 Chorus l,2,4 DONALD EHINGER llDonD. lke's Rival Yearbook 4 Swimming 3,4 Tennis 4 Intramurals 2 Cl!l'S RICHARD EHINGER llDickIl ' 'Popular With Everyone Class Treasurer 4 Swimming 3.,4 Varsity ' W ' Club 3,4 Cross Country 4 03 MARLENE LEININGER llMorll All the things you are' Girls Intramurals l,3 Class Vice-President 4 Hameroom Repreeentatlv Swimming Cheerleader 4 Tennis 3 Chorus 4 Yearbook 3,4 N.H.S. 4 e2 MARIE BAKER Marie Our Musician N.H.S. 3,4 Discussion Club 4 Senior Play 4 Chorus l,2,4 Operetta 4 SHIRLEY BALLA Shirl Small but Poppy Cheerleadin l Basketball 13,4 Volleyball l,3,4 Chorus l,2,4 Senior Play ll PAUL ATT ENHOFER Ania Young Man With ldeas Newspaper 2 RICHARD BARRY Chugger ' 'The hty Power- house Football 2,3,4 Wrestling 3,4 Track 3,4 Chorus 4 Intramurals Varsity W Club 4 Leadership Club Volleyball 'Z DONALD BALL laoonnyll ' 'The 0utdoorsman Baseball 2 Yearbook 2,3,4 Senior Pla 4 Monitor l,!,3 lcarian Dramatic Soc. 4 ROBERT BENGERT COBOL!! Our Future Florist' LARRY BAUMGARDEN Bummie Hoy Man Intramurals l,2,3 BETTY BENZEL l lB.'ll Five Foot Two Personality Too' Cheerleader 2,3,4 Intramurals l,3 Class Officer 'l,2,3 Student Council 1 Prom Attendant 3 Chorus 4 Class Monitor l N.H.S. 4 MARLENE BILOTTA Tootsie The Silent Type Volleyball 1,3 Basketball 2 Baseball l LEQFIARD BLIZNIAK Lenny' llFunll LARRY BIELER usoakyn Good Man FRANK BONIFACE lskipu Tall and slim sort of shy, But in the water he s quite a guy Track 2,3,4 Swimming 3,4 Basketball l,2 Cross Country 4 Veep l Varsity W Club 3,4 N.H.S. 4 v l HOWARD BLAIR llautchfl A Very Friendly Person Freshman Basketball Intramurals l,2 Monitor 'l J.V. Basketball 3 Varsity Basketball 4 SHEILA BRUNDAGE llshefl And she will be Great Volle ball l Boskzball l Chorus l,2,3,4 Senior Play 4 Baseball 'I lcarian Dramatic Club 4 W? V W V MAURICE BOWES Maury Easy Going Baseball 2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Varsity W Club 4 Chorus 4 Bachelor Club EDWARD BURROWS Buzzer Mad about Chryslers Band l,2,3,4 Orchestra Senior Play 4 lcarian Society 4 Yearbook 4 Chorus 2 GERALD CHADER uJ.nyn Never Without A Grin Yearbook Editor 4 Discussion Club Treas. 4 N.H.S. 3 Veep 4 Swimming 'l :BEN Forum ewspa r Model 3,4 Chess Club 2,3 RAYMOND CISLO Cisco Little Ray of Sunshine Intramurals 3 EDITH CECHINI Chickie And She Shall Succeed Senior Play 4 Basketball 1,3 Volleyball 1,3 Newspaper I Swimming 4 Life Saving 3 JOSEPH CORBETT llJo.ll Light on His Feet Basketball I J. V. Basketball 2 Intramurals 3 Varsity Football 4 Boys Home Ec. 4 JAMES CHAPPLE an-,imn nSl..PYu JEAN CUSANO alsparkyn Oh Watch the Sparks Flyer Bowling 4 Christmas Pageant Pageant 2,3,4 Dramatic Club 3 S A 5 WILLIAM CREVELING Where did lou get those big words . Class Pres. 2 Class Rep. I,3,4 N.H.5. 3,4 Chemistry Club 3 Yearbook 3 Newspager 'l,3,4 lcarian ramatic Club 4 Baseball! MARIE DAMOHN Marie Our T.V. Expert Intramurals I Chorus 'l,4 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 4 BENNETT DEAN Benny' Meet Sherlock Holmes Monitor 3 Senior Play 4 i is DONALD DOKTOR llDonl' The Future Mr. President Discussion Club 3,4 President 4 Football 2,4 Freshman Basketball l Track 2,3 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4 JANET DAVIS llJanl! Give Me a Book and l Shall Be Satisfied Chorus 1,2 Band l Chess 3 Library 3 Discussion 3,4 Model U.N. 3,4 MARILYN DOSTER IOMMUB pleasantly quiet Basketball 'l Chorus l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 2,3 Girls Ensemble 3,4 Baton 3 Yearbook 3 BETTY DEDRICK Betts Speedy with her words Chorus l F.H.A. 4 Discussion club 3,4 N.H.S. 4 Home Room Rep. 2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Intramurals 1 EDRETTA DUSCH Rotten Mu Peck's Busybodyn Chorus l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 2,3 Yearbook 3 Intramurals 'l,3,4 Swimming 4 JOAN DUGE Joonie A Very Capable Per son Chemistry Club 3 N.H.S. 3,4 N.H.S. Secretary 4 HOLLAND DYKE Hollis Our Mechanical Genius Orchestra l lntramurals l Clbrus 4 JANET ECKERT lrjanil Beautiful Blonde lntramurals l,3,4 Bowlin 3 Baton 8 Cheerleading l Newspaper Graduation Usherette 3 Chorus 4 LOREN ERNST IlDocll Personality Plus Wre stl ing 4 LENORA DYK E llNanll l'm not saying a word Volleyball 1 Basketball 1,3 Chorus l,3,4 KENNETH ERNST .lK'n Silent But Nice EDNA MAE EICH alEddylI Cute and Quiet N.H.S. 3,4 Newspa er 4 Chorus q,3,4 Volleyball l,2,3 Swimming 4 Intramurals l Baton 3 Q mul. k w 'Tffwf fglfif . , , 1 .1 xx 1 wwlfik'-25 ff ,,,,,.,,,,,.,,...a-up RALPH FRISCH uswabyn Girls Look out Frisch is about Yearbook 4 SHIRLEY FRIEDHABER Shirl Always Ready with a Smile Volleyball 1,2 Basketball 1,2 DONALD GALL EY llomll Bashful Bunny ROB ERT GASTON uaobu String Baan lntramurals 3 DOLORES GRUBER lID.'ll Cutest Redhead Ever Seen Chorus 'l,2 Cheerleading 2 F.H.A. 3 Student Council 3 WILLIAM GASTLE The Sheik Rudy Valentino and Don Juan have nothing on this boy Senior Play 4 Roaenr summon c.J. Our Physicist Par Excellence Varsity W Club 4 N.H.S. 3 4 Varsity Bowling 3,4 Chemistry Club 3 WILLIAM GLINSKI Wild Bill Why Speak when I can prove it by my actions Basketball 'l,3,4 Baseball 2,4 Football 2,3,4 Volleyball 3 Chorus 4 Bachelor Club 3 Operetta 4 GARY HALL ucabbyn Cool with a Bass Baseball 2,4 Freshman Basketball 'l Manager of Varsity Basketball 2,4 J.V. Basketball 2,3 GERALD HAEFNER nJ.nYu A right guy Baseball 3,4 Basketball 3 Wrestling 4 Varsity 'W Club 4 JANET HALLOWELL llJanll Nice Things come in small packages Cheerleading l Chorus 4 Baton 4 F.H.A. 4 Operetta 4 I SHIRLEY HECK Shirl Barrels of Fun Chorus 4 F.H.A. 3,4 Volleyball l Newspaper l lntramurals 1,3 Baseball l ROBERT JONES Ulm!! A Gay Blade With a Sharp Edge Bowling 2 J.V. Basketball 3 Varsity Basketball 3,4 Intramurals 1,2 ELAINE HARDY Elaine Neat as a Pin Basketball 2 Baton 3 Chorus 4 Senior Pla 4 Yearbook I Basketball 4 lcarian Dramatic Society 4 Operetta 4 GERALDINE KEMPKE lrG.ni rr Yum-Yum Basketball 'I Volleyball l Newspeqer l Chorus ,4 LORRAINE HERMAN ' 'Lorrie' ' I Can't Get Off My Horse JOAN KOZAK llJoll A Completely Nice Person Cheerleading 'l Tennis 3,4 Swimming N Cheerleadzr 4 ewspaper Chorus 4 Swimming 3 4 sunmbqll 3,3 Volleyball 1,2 1 GERALD KENNICK Ilknyll A Little Dynamo Bowl in 2,3 Basketball 3 KEVIN KRATT llK.vll The Reason Some Girls Prefer Blondes Track 3,4 Football 4 it ROBERT KUCINSKI llaobll Roving Reporter JEAN LEATHERBARROW Jeannie lt's Nice to be natural, when'you're naturally nice. Basketball I,3,4 Volleyball 'l,3 Chorus I Baseball I PATRICIA KRUEGER nspoodyll Always smiling and Friendly Basketball 3,4 Cl 0fUS 4 DONALD LILLO Discussion Club 4 Don Yearbook 4 A Great Musician and M.C. Too Basketball 'l All State Chorus I JOAN L AUX Toni Pleasingly Quiet and Friendly' F.H.A. 4 Basketball 3 Volleyball 3 GLORIA MAASS IlGloll A Little Bit Of Everything Cheerleadin l,2,3,4 Intramurals 1,3 Yearbook 3 Newspaper 3 Chorus 'l,4 Homeroom Rep. 4 N.H.S. 4 Junior Marshall 3 LEONARD LUCZAK Lenny ' 'Thoughtful and Quiet Bowling Intramurals BEVERLY MADERER nB.vrl Quite the Girl Baton 2 3,4 Traps. 1lrio 2,a,4 F.H.A. Pres. 4 Chorus 'l,2,3,4 Operetto 4 Yearbook 4 Class Pres. I Senior Play 4 N.H.S. 4 ,Q JUDY MAMULA llJudyll Live While You May Operetta 4 Newspaper 4 lntramurals l Chorus 2,4 in 1 DONALD MASCIA nbonn Our Fan Club Star Basketball 4 Baseball 2,3,4 Chorus 4 Football 3,4 Varsity W Club Pres. 3,4 Stulent Council Pres.4 Sports Editor of Newspaper 4 Operetta 4 DANIEL MAJESKI llDanI' Sometimes l Wonder BARBARA MATOT Basketball l,3 Barb Baseball l Chow, 4 A Great Musician Wh Yearbook 4 VOYY sl'Yu Orchestra 'l,2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2 Intramurals l O retta4 Arrstate Orchestra 4 Erle County Orchestra 4 INEZ MECCA lllni'l' Ooh-La-La Basketball l,3,4 Volleyball l,3 Bowling 3 Tennis 3 Newspaper 4 French Club 4 '25 ROSEMARY MANZELLA Roxio Elizabeth Taylor ll Cheerleadin 'l Intramurals 2 3 4 Leaders Club l Triple Trio 4 Newspaper 2,4 O retta 4 AlTState Chorus 4 Erie County Chorus 4 HA Gu Wm, G ,wink l in hi: eye 0 ROBERT MEISSNER naobn 4 JO Chorus 2,4 ELMER YEA llJo.It One of Our Favorite Athletes Basketball l,2,3,4 Baseball 3,4 Football 2 3,4 Bachelor Club 3 Class Vice Pres. 3 Varsity W Club 3,4 K Operetta 4 ,x QQ... CAROL METZLER llzazll Tennis Star of the Future Volleyball l,3 Basketball l,3,4 Tennis 3 Bowling 3,4 Newspaper 4 Band 4 Swimming Team 4 BEVERLY MICHEL llB.vll Fun Loving Cheerleading l F.H.A. 4 Chorus l,2,4 Operetta 4 Triple Trio 2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Queen l Class Officer 1,2 lcarian Dramatic Society Treas. 4 ANNETTE METZGER llAnn,' A Friend to All N.H.S. 4 Student Council 4 Chorus 'l,2,3 Orchestra l,2,3,4 Operetta 4 Triple Trio 2,3,4 Yearbook 4 F.H.A. 4 Intramurals l,2,3 GERALD MINGLE Ringle Energy Plus Football 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Varsity Basketball 3,4 Junior Varsity Basketball 2 Bachelors Club 3 Boy's Chorus 4 Newspaper 'l Leadership Club l NANCY ME YE R .Q Nance The Girl With the Friendly Smile N.H.S. 4 Yearbook 3,4 F.l'l.A. Re orter 4 Chorus 2,f Volleyball l Baseball 'l Basketball 'I Newspaper l ALAN MOELLER uMo.rl Oh, that Redhead Chess Club 3 N.H.S. 4 1. i R T AUDREY MILLER IIAMDI The Girl With the Curly Hair Chorus l,2,3,4 Triple Trio 3,4 Baton 3,4 Basketball 'l,2 Baseball 1 GERALD MONIN nJ.rryn Vlhere's the Paint Brushes Intramurals 'l Newspaper 3 ROMAINE MULLIGAN Roman ' 'The Perfect Secretary Yearbook 3 Chorus l Baseball l e, e N 2R r X 7 .2 Ak. ?if?,KQ:i RUSSELL WILSON Woodrow Army's Beloved Son Intramurals 3 IMELDA MUENCH llMeI ll What Do You Think? Chorus l,2,4 Erie Co. Chorus 4 Chess Club 3 Senior Play 4 lcarian Dramatic Soc. 4 Yearbook 3 JAMES NOSBISCH nLuckyll Reliability is his Title Yearbook 4 Basketball l,2 Baseball 'l,2 Football 1,2 N.H.S. 4 GERALDINE MUMM userryrl Happy Go Lucky Basketball 3 Bowling 3 Yearbook 3 Swimming Cheerleade r4 CATHERINE O'CONNOR IIKGYEI Quiet and Nice Baseball 'l Chorus l Junior Red Crass 2 Yearbook 3 Newspaper 4 B995 .QW 71- 11 NORMAN NOWORYTA llNormll Let's Bowl A Game Baseball 2 Bowl ing 4 ANNA PACYON llAnnll A Pleasant Person Basketball l French Club 4 Chorus l fi Y FRANCES PARKER llFronll Full of Fun Basketball 'l,3,4 Ca tain l,3 Volleyball l,3,4 Captain 1,3 WALTER PASZKIEVIICZ llwanyll The Big Tease Bowling 3,4 Intramurals 3,4 Baseball 4 AGATHA PAGLIACCI uAggi.n Naughty But Nice Yearbook 4 Chorus l Baseball l Volleyball 3 Bowling 3 Basketball 3,4 in iff? ' f A 4 X A . wp F J glkiiiizaa ,K ' , ,... .I-5 ,isis Q - - .f 1 f gun ., . .. K 'f X552 1 if 'asf IRENE PASZKIEWICZ lllkoll The Girl with the Punch Volleyball l Basketball l,4 Bowling 3,4 Tennis 4 SALLY ANN PENROD llsollyfl Why Men Prefer Blondes Newspaper 4 Basketball 1,3 Chorus l,2,4 Volleyball 1,3 Senior Play 4 ROCCO PISTO Rock Baby Face Discussion Club 2 Bowling 3 Football 4 English Club 4 U K' MARTIN PIECZYNSKI llMar'y'l Nice to Know DIANE PLEGER llDill Our Money Girl Operetta 4 Yeabook 3,4 Newspaper 3,4 Chorus 4 Basketball l Senior Play 4 N.H.S. 4 lcarian Dramatic Soc. 4 MAR IL YN PROCKNAL Prockie Little Miss Mischief Volleyball l Basketball l,3,4 Swimming 3,4 Homeroom Rep. 3 JOAN RASLAWSKI llcoogll Quick on her feet Basketball Capt. 1,3 Homeraom Rep. 3 Swimming 3,4 Baseball l Volleyball I Badminton 'l RucHARo PRIEBE '-Dick Real Sense of Humor Swimming 3,4 Tennis 3,4 Chemistry Club 3 lntramurals 2,3 N.H.S. 3,4 Operotta 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 Varsity W Club 3,4 WILLIAM RAUCH IIBHIII Shoes, Shoes, Shoes Senior Play 4 French Club 4 Newspaper 4 Yearbook 4 lcarian Dramatic Soc. 4 FRANCES RASLAWSKI Fran Beautiful Brown Eyes' ' Basketball l,3 Bowling 3,4 Volleyball 'l ROBERT REBMAN llBob Our Big Splash Swimming 4 BARBARA R EACH llaorbyll Ability Plus N.H.S. 4 Yearbook 3 Discussion Club 4 French Club 4 Chemistry Club 3 Chorus l,4 Library Club 3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 MARY ANN RE INARD Metz Our Homemaker Volleyball l Baseball l Basketball 3,4 Swimming 3,4 ADELLE RITENBURG Adelle Miss Efficiency Basketball 3 Yearbook 3,4 NANCY SABO ' 'NannIe Private Secretary Cheerleading l,2,3 Intramurals ,3,4 Swimming Cheerleading 4 Yecbook 3 Bowling 3 Chorus 4 JAMES RIDER lljimll The Rough Rider Yearbook 2 ROBERT SCHAFER IIR. ll He Lycos tho outdoor typo Intramurals 3 Track 3,4 Treasurer l DONALD ROBINSON Robbie The 2nd Johnny Barend Basketball I Football I Varsity Wrestling 3,4 JOAN SCHWARTZ llJo'. Watch that Ball Cheerleading 'I Baton 1,3 Volleyball 'I Basketball l,3 Tennis 3,4 Yearbook 4 for 2 N52 a 'Q GILBERT SCHNORR llcilll Bowls them over Chess Club 3 Bowling 3,4 GEORGE SCIOLINO ausxctu Sigh Guy Baseball 4 Cross Country 2 Yearbook 4 Class President 3 Varsitg Basketball 4 J. V. asketball 3 4,4 CARL SEIFERT Carl One of the Gang Intramural Basketball I,2,3 Intramural Volleyball I,2 f p f LAWRENCE SIERRA nLanyn Romeo of West Seneci Basketball I .I.V. Basketball 2 Football 2 3,4 Bachelor Club 3 Leadershi Clubl Varsity IV Club I Intramurals I MARLENE SEEDORF uMarll A Leader in everything she does Cheerleading 'I,2,3,4, Captain Intramurals 1,3 Class Officer 3 Junior Marshall 3 N.H.S. 4 Chorus I,2,4 Newspaper 3 SHIRLEY SIMONSON ShirI Lovely to Look At Swimmin Volleybail Senior Play 4 N.H.S. 4 IRWIN SHOEMAKER uhvll Small and Powerful Intramurals 3 ' V fl? :-- . - Q Z t ....,. gig-ii If' I lf., I . I I I I , PATRICIA STEFANSKI llpaisll The Future Mrs.??? Newspaper I Chorus 4 Volleyball I,2 lcarian Dramatic Soc.4 f kkyqvfd 'fi on i THADEUS SL OMA llT.dll Swell Guy Basketball 3 Baseball 4 GERALD STOCK TON .fJ.nY'f Oh So Very QuIet I DANIEL SZCZEPANSKI Kraut Big Dan Varsity W Club 2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Bachelor's Club 3 Volleyball 2 MARILYN TOPP IIMMII All American Girl Basketball 1,4 Volleyball l,3 Baseball 1,2 Sports Day at U.B. 3,4 Swimming 3 4 Home Ec. Flashlon Show I BARBARA STODDART Barb' ' Sweet and Silent Senior Play 4 lcaian Dramatic Soc. 4 Dperetta 4 KENNETH TREEBY llK.nll Flying Space Cadet Swimming 4 Senior Play 4 lcarian Dramatic Soc. 4 Chess Club 2,3 Intramural Basketball 3 Discussion Club 4 JOYCE TOP P nJoyc.u The Girl With the Thousand Faces Basketball 2 Baton 3 Senior Play 4 lcarian Dramatic Soc. 4 LORETTA TURO Laurie Nice Girl Chorus l,2,3,4 Basketball FRANCIS TRYON I I. ' 'Quiet Zone Chorus 'l Orchestra I ELEANOR TURTON Tish Petit and Peppy Operetta 4 Yearbook 3,4 Library 2,3 Swimming 4 Newspa er l,3,4 Art Eellitor 3 Editor 4 BEVERLY VOGEL llB.v.ll 5weetly Sings a Lark Chorus l,2,3,4 lcarian Dramatic Club 4 Erie Count Chorus 4 All State JIOYUS 4 Yearbook 3 Basketball l,3 Volleyball 3 ELAINE WEBB Elaine Want to buy a ticket? N.H.S. 3 - Pres. 4 Uiscussion Club 3 Veep 4 Yearbook 4 Chemistry Club 3 Senior Play 4 Model U.N. 3,4 Declamatlan Contest 4 Intramurals 'I KATHLEEN VAN DOOSER llKn'hyll Our MaMa Basketball 3 Volleyball 3 Chorus l Yearbook 3,4 Model U.N. 3 KAREN WEBER s rBooPeYl I Our No.'l Wrestling Fan Senior Play 4 GirI's Chorus 'l,2,3,4 Intramurals l,3 N.H.S. 4 Class Rep. 3,4 Yewbook 4 Discussion Club 4 Orchestra 'l,3,4 LAUREL VOGEL Tootsie How's Your Twin? Cheerleadln l Basketball r Volleyball l Baton 3 DIANE WICHTER ill A Little Package of Spunk Cheerleadin l,2,3 Newspaper T French Club 4 Science Club 4 Yearbook 4 V cf BRUCE WEICHMANN IIJOMPI Future Mechanic I JOHN A. WIL LIAMS Jack Real Gone Bowling 3 fu 'P 23 CARL ENE YOST or Our Palmol ive Girl Basketball 1,3 Volleyball 1,3 Baton 3 ALICE ZIEGLER llsaball Always Ready With a Smile Yearbook 3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 GAA 1,2 Girls Club 1,2 French Club 2 Class Rep. 1,2 Chorus 4 GAA Officer 1,2 lPicture not availablel DOROTHEA JOHNSON Dodie Loves to Sing Triple Trio 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Erie County Chorus IN MEMORIAM DANIEL WETZEL THOMAS GUINDON Q' IE I ,W Qu S .,I.,, ri a ug. 5 , I M-no-M vim RICHARD DEUBEL LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1953 We, the Senior Class of West Seneca Central High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this our last Will ancl Testament. To the incoming Juniors: The senior boys leave all their old squirt guns, oily dungarees, and their gab corner at the end of the hall on the first floor. The senior girls bequeath their knack of picking up all the newest fads first, their spring fever every fall, and their dog collars. The entire Senior Class donates its ability to dream up new excuses everytime anyone wants to go A.W.O.L. from Study Hall. We the class of '53 bequeath the following: To Mr. Campbell and Mr. Goodreds: Q11 The lifelong gratitude of the '53 Graduates, Q21 A new wing to our school containing twelve rooms to be used by the one club which meets every day at 2:l5, The Detention Club. To the Guidance Department: Q11 The undying appreciation of l50 Graduates, Q21 the stout hearts of 'ISO courageous souls who toiled bravely through four long years of mental and physical exertion. To Mr. Rathke: Three ten-seated helicopters to be used in gathering up all West Seneca's poor little overworked truants. To the Music Department: Operettas as successful as H. M. S. Pinafore for the rest of the school's existence. . To the Science Department: Q11 A collection of sweet scented aromas to revive the students after the shock of the odors which permeate our school daily, Q21 two new ammeters for Nr. Urick's physics classes. To the Art 8. Design Department: One midget blast furnace for firing pottery, and a new pail for the students. To the Mathematics Department: Ql1 A detention room especially for Mr. Vance's after-school iunior mathematicians, Q21 a new mechanical pencil to figure out Mr. Urick's unsolvable problems. To the Physical Education Department: Another trampoline so there will always be one in both the boys' and girls' gyms and a pogo stick to get on them, Q21 teams as successful as the ones this year. To the Driver Training Department: Q11 Sponge rubber telephone poles, curbs, and signs all through the town of West Seneca, Q21 more machines inthe Driver Training Room which will frighten any knowledge of driving out ofthe pupil's mind so Mr. Daly and Mr. Harbison may begin at the beginning. To the Language Department: 'A new language - - Urdu. To the Social Studies Department: Q11 As a change of temperament, all unemotional students in the Problems of Democracy class, Q21 world peace so that there won't be any mare history classes or history books. To the English Department: We will confiscate all copies of Hamlet, Julius Caesar, and Macbeth. As replacements we will leave Tallulah Bankhead's autobiography, True Story Magazine, and A Street Car Named Desire. To the Industrial Arts Department: Ql1A i909 Ford motor they can take apart and hope to put back together. To the Health and Biology Department: Q11 An unceasing supply of frogs to dissect, Q21 one bottle of Sweet Air to dispel the odor of formaldehyde. To the Commercial Business Department: Q11 Automatic devices on the typewriters to make corrections, Q21 colored paper to break the monotony. To the Home Economics Department: Q11 An anchor to be placed on pins, needles, and scis- sors to keep them from miraculously floating away, Q21 discontinuation of all Boys'l lome Economi ics ClClSS9S, as boys are not supposed to cook better than girls do. CLASS PROPHECY This year is l963. We bring you a review of this week's news. This is a Gerry Stockton, Diane Pleger production brought to you through the courtesy of James Nosbisch, owner of Gobbily Gooks, a nation-wide chain store concern. This is Norman Noworyta, you' announcer. William Creveling has just been elected President and has iust arrived at the White House with his able ianitorial staff headed by Kenneth Treeby and Robert Kucinski. The outgoing Presi- dent, William Gastle, left his maid, Beverly Maderer, behind to insure cleanliness in the White House. ln the Senate, Irving Shoemaker combined forces with Gerald Kennick to appoint Leonard Blizniak as chief dog catcher of West Seneca. Here we are atthe Paramount Theater in New York City waiting for the arrivals of the celeb- rities. Thislis the first -showing of Ralph Frisch's production Duel on the Moon starring Rose- mary Manzella, who finally got her big break after being stand-in for Elizabeth Taylor for so many yheaars. HE' Beading man is Howard Blair, the new sigh guy of the cinema. The picture is to be s wn in - . The first celebrities we see are those two famous gossip columnists, Barbara Stoddart and Sheila Brundage who are closely followed by that glamorous Marilyn Procknal accompanied by handsome Rocco Pisto. By the way, Bob Meissner that ex-stock car racer, is Mr. Pisto's chauffeur. Coming up the walk is the Governor of New York, Gerald Chader with his secretary, Janet Davis. Here come those two rodeo queens, Shirley Heck and Diane Wichter. They brought along Ray Cislo as stable boy. Shirley and Diane are riding horses exclusively trained by Lorraine Herman. Now we switch overseas where we will survey our men in uniform. General Robert Rebman is head of the tank corps and was quoted as saying that his most difficult problem is keeping Pvt. Allan Moeller and Pvt. Jim Rider from crossing the border and visiting those two spies, Don Rob- wtson and Bob Schaffer. Floating down in parachutes, we sight Martin Pieczynski and Bruce eichman. Now over to White Sands proving grounds where we see Dick Priebe, Dan Szczepanski and Frank Boniface, who are completing a rocket to take them to the moon where Dick Ehinger was stranded when he pole-vaultedatrifle too high. Robert Guindon and Gilbert Schnorr are chief elec- tricians. Paul Attenhofer and Donald Ball will pilot the ship. Larry Bieler will be in charge of launching the ship. Paris, France....William Rauch and Gerald Monin's second annual fashion show is now in progress. The models are Frances Parker, Beverly Vogel, Carlene Yost and Laurel Vogel who are now modeling on the stage. There are many debutantes here for the showing, some with their beaus. Barbara Reach and Carl Seifert have 'ust come in along with Joan Schwartz and Kenneth Ernst, Annette Metzger and Gerald Haefner. Well-known fashion designer, Robert Gaston showed up stag. We're wondering about his wife, the former Marilyn Topp. Could she be at the Olympics???? Flash....Representing Sak's Fifth Avenue at the fashion show, welsee none other than Dolores Gruber and Romaine Mulligan as fashion experts. Atlantic City, New Jersey .... Judy Mamula has iust won the Miss America -qomest with Shirley Simonson and Millie Neuburger as runner-ups. Judges were Larry Sierra, George Sciolino, and Kevin Kratt. The award was made by that sensational bathing suit manufacturer, Marlene Leininger. Sports .... Richard Barry has iust won the world's wrestling crown from Lou Thes. A basketball team sparked by Yea, Glinski, and Bowes won the basketball championship by defeating the Harlem Globe Trotters. Joe Yea, when interviewed said that it was all due to his charming wife,the former Betty Benzel. Don Ehinger attempted to swim the Atlantic Ocean but when he got three-fourths of the way across, he decided he cauIdn't make it so he turned around and swam back. Irene Paszkiewicz, Inez Mecca, and Jean Leatherbarrow set an all high volley ball scoring record at Memorial Auditorium. The score was 200 to I00. The girls said that all credit goes to Geraldine Kempke, their able coach. Society News .... Happily married alumnae of West Seneca Central formed a women's club. They elected Alice Ziegler as president, Marlene Seedorf as secreta-y, Ann Pa con as treasurer and Joan Kozak as vice-president. Pat Stefanski was elected baby sitter for the group. After a heated discussion, they finally decided that Maryann Reinard had the cutest baby. Music .... The All Star Jazz band of the month is headed by Don Lillo starring Gary Hall and Eddie Burrows and featuring Robert Jones and Beverly Michel as vocalists. Their concert was given the day after Marlene Bilotta sang in the Metropolitan Opera. It was given as a benefit for the new W.S. Hospital at which Karen Weber, Joan Duge, Elaine Webb, Carol Metzler, and Nancy Meyer are working as nurses. Edith Cechini, the well known party giver of West Seneca, was chair- woman. The closing symphony was played by Marie Baker on her accordion which indeed is a happy ending to a magnificent show. Flash .... Millionaire Donald Doktor, owner ofthe world's largest steel industry today hired the world's fastest typist, Catherine O'Connor. He also hired some of the best secretaries in the business including Nanc Sobo, Adele Ritenburg, Kathleen Van Dooser, Gerry Mumm, and effi- ciency experts Edna MaeEich and Sally Penrod. Mr. Doktor also said that he signed a five hundred thousand dollar contract with Donald Mascia, foreign car manufacturer. Daniel Moieski, Russian steel mnnufacturer, visited Mr. Doktor's plant to study our manufacturing methods. Marilyn Doster, Dorothea Johnston, Gloria Maass, Frances Tryon, and Barbara Matot have iust returned from entertaining the boys overseas. They have been doing a magnificent iob. Africa .... We see where Janet Eckert, and Betty Dedrick have iust arrived in Africa. Because of his friendly association with the natives, Walter Paszkiewicz has consented to be their guide. New York .... We see where the women are really taking over the United Nations again this year.Amon those present are: Shirley Balla, ambassador from the U. S., Edretta Dusch, ambassa- dor from USSR, and Elaine Hardy from the United Kingdom. 1 Flash .... We have iust received a preview of the faculty for out old Alma Mater, West Seneca. The new principal is a woman, Patricia Krueger by name. James Chapple has iust replaced his superior as head turant officer. Teaching social studies is Imelda Muench. Head auto mechanic is Loren Ernst and chief athletic director is ex-Cleveland Brown football player, Jerry Mingle. Specializing in instructing the bowling team is Frances Raslowski. Driving the busses are John Williams and Donald Galley. Entertainment .... Currently starring at Lenny Luczak's Town Casino is Loretta Turo and Audrey Miller with Joe Corbett and his trained wildlife. Also featured are those two Hep-Cats, Jeanne Cusono and Agatha Pagliacci. They have been plugging their latest record, Bea-Cat. glue interior of the Casino has iust been decorated with flowers by the prominent florist, Robert engert. Well, that's it for this week, folks. Hope you've liked what you've heard and heard what you liked. This is Norman Noworyta signing off til next week at this time. S' 'EJ IJ u 43 ZFQCDCD union- rom w.. , .., .. is Q 5 W .w M . J f am 3. N ' 4 J. Q ' . ' fi' . 9 A F J-if 33 - A 45? X ' L S. S V. N Y A .ff r 3 1 X' wg' ' 2 MIL. Neff M Above J. Crawford, J. Bey, W. Simpson, l u S S M. Bielicki, M. Pletcher, D. Pearce, B. Carlson, D. Priore, M. Neuburger, J. Cosuto, B. Benzel, J. Yea. Righi lst Row 2nd Row P. McMunn, M. Emerson, T. Slomn, J. Ruupp, J. Toms. A. Wurzer, M. Wyplch, M. Wind, G. Stockton, P. Weigund, V. Walker. -2, 1' ' N -v Gala, D. Barnett, Fallon, D. Cordier, Davies, R. Greenan, Freelan, D. Cirbus, Herman, R. Benson. Deubel, R. Flett, D'Amato, A. Burgasser, Ernst, J. Brown, Beals, R. Feller, Buchbinder. Hartung, W. Breitweiser, Dailey, R. Fuller, Gossel, P. Drushler, Heusinger, W. Bettcher. Q99 as Lynch, M. Kinton, Nazzarett, A. Koske, Krontholer, E. Murray, Mundt, W. Homer, Hegedus. Leclcey, J. Huenniger, Kingsbury, R. Peterson, Moeller, J. Johnson, Krzeminski. Long, K. Hodge, Oakes, E. Murray, Machin, D. Kellogg PN.. Scarpello, J. Phalen, Stefano, T. Wutz, Schopf, H. Vogel, Prezyna, J. Vanschaiclx Reichert, R. Swan, Terkula, P. Rhinehart, Young, D. Wode Seil, R. Taro. Spencer, J. Mego, Riga, W. Wolters, Borchert, R. White, Rattle. Adourian, D. Dobstaff, Bollhorst, M. Dale, Bosz, F. Amigone, Climie, J. Beal. Bilotta, A. Ernst, D. Aures, Block, J. Doig, P, D'Amato, Davis, C. Gee. Banos, M. DeKay, Fenton, M. Dwinell, Frizzell, P. Behrends, Fetll, M. Busch, Aschenbrenner, M. Baumei ster. Long, R. Gick, Maroney, P. Kosmanslci, Henshaw, J. Harris, Gerken, L. Lasezlcay. Greenway, J. Jezierslri, Hurd, D. Hahn, Leis, R. MacMillan, Love, P. Mccaskey. Grambo, J. Herman, Knuth, N. Glynn, Hamm, E. Lauffer, Hogan, J. Hallis, C. Held 1 M l Schalberg, N. Swallow, Nosbisch, C. Santa Maria Motdk, C. Meissner, Michel, D. Proclcnal, Menard. J. Pletscher, L. Osborne, M Peters, J. Schutt, Rusiniak, S. Pasternalr, Muench. Saba, L. Seader, Regan, E. Mooney, Pfeiffer, J. Paszkiewicz, Roesch, A. Reach, Saba. C ass of '55 lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row Pleger, S. Osborn, Moore, S. Plisk, Manzella, P. Peterson, Amato, D. Pomerhn. Mason, A. Pokoislci, Pionthowska, E. Pietrzalc, Mumm, M. Moncalian, Poth, P. Okal. Romsdell, J. Monin, Neeley, C. Miner. S Paszlciewicz, B. Murphy, ' Mariano, B. Neuman, Mangino. ffflgef 1 'J ,. X-tif-,gl 1 lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row Walters, G. Sobottlca, Swacialc, C. Schwartzott Urbanczyk, S. Varisco, Tangelder, W. Stevens, Walther, N. Tomchuck. Taylor, C. Videtti, Roberts, J. Takac, Schuster, I. Tokar, Samsing. Steinberg, J. Reinard, Robinson, D. Sommer, Rosseland, A. Rich, Wassman, J. Weifenbach, Signer, D. waz. f i .-ni'H re. 0' i 'lst Row - 2nd Row - 3rd Row - Kosmanski, J. Gormley, Gawron, B. Keicher, Hotchkiss, F. Harris. Kiefer, A. Kornowicz, Hoffman, K. Kelsey, Jacobs, P. Kazmierczak, Jurlxiewicz. Jonas, B. Giles, Grosch, J. Galley, Gossel, R. Jezierslci, Klopfer. . Mego, C. Lighthart, . Meissner, R. Miller, Lobby, G. Mackney, . Lowell, M. Mann, . Klee. . Lewis, W. Martin, . Liclcfeld, J. Hofer, McAndrew, R. Jorgenson Harman. . Johnston, D. Kohler, . Marx, D. Martin, Mamulu, F. Macieiewski, . Loftus, N. Locke. Yaw, B. Wright, Weisenberg, M. Wolcott, Weixlmann, D. Scarpello, Syzdek. Maier K Le decker I ' Y 1 Lance, S. Lambein, Kunz, A. Yespelkis, Wurzer, J. Zillrer. P 9 Fin 990s no 5 if T Ball, D. Blessing, Biddle, P. Dale, Bergon, M. Fiebellxorn, DeGroat, E. Congelli, Dulinawlca, S. Caldwell. Coatsworth, J. Duewiger, Amschler, J. Egan, Brundage, L. Ernst, Cosandier, J. Burns, Dudley, A. Anthony, Fussel, D. Corbett. Botticelli, J. Bolton, Edington, M. Bifulco, Beyer, N. Coon, DeLisle, C. Airnuult, Boumeister, F. Berg, Brown, P. Erisman, Fisher, C. Bielicki. lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row 4th Row Crane, H. Besecker, Gruber, D. Farrell, Filonczuk, J. Eckom. Bihr, R. Abendschein. Evans, J. Delmont, Gratton, T. Eisenhut, Gerber, J. Halik, Barrett, E. Grzechowiok, Adams, R. Galley. Davis, J. Cwiklinski, Gehrke, R. Beals, Brooks, K. Braunbach, T. Guindon, E. Dyke, Bender, R. Bagg. Doig, B. Climie, Amigone, J. Fodoro, Erickson, M. Grupp, R. Baumeister, A. Filonczuk. l i 1 Q Q . Ortman, L. Lesh, Pinnavaio, G. Nowak, Moeller, J. Moore, . Sporney, C. Rathke. 0'Connor, W. Scheerer, Semlitsch, B. Spriegel, Mulligan, R. Schroeder, Nerber. . Siefert, K. Rebman, Schultz, F. Stevens, Schwartz, P. Peck, Spisiak, B. Smith. v'-F 4 il Y P 1 Y.:-w Farren, D. Dylo, Wilson, R. Thompson, Sutz, R. Vogel. Stoddard, R. Weiss, Wiegley, R. Fox, Voltz, T. Tool. Baker, R. Weihing, Colangelo, J. Zakrzewskl Wolff, F. Botzenhart. 'lst Row - 2nd Row - 3rd Row - lst Row - B. A. M. C 2nd Row - E L 3rd Row - M H D J. W S. J J P. T HSS C. Wilcox, C. Walters, D. LeRoy C. Wheaton, B. Vittorini, M. Wolcott, B. Ziegler, W. Wilson, D . Wesling, E. Wierzbowski. J. Walther, J. Merta, D. Westwood, J. Lafferty, C. Murray, R. Wittman, K. Weger, L. Wilcox, P. Warren, L. McDermott. C. Schultz, R. Waite, D. Guenther, S. Spence, J. Duss, R. Whalen, M. Ziegler, J. Kosiur, P. Whalen, B. Nazzarett. Chrisman, M. Burdick, Darling, J. Dahl, Brooks, J. Brechtel, Gruca, D. Dingwull, Dufrone. Congelli, J. Buck, Duerr, P. Boyd, Durma, S. Cobucci, Alberalla, R. Diebold, Brooks, L. Denny, Cameron. Day, R. Connors, Casselberr R. Chentfant, Y' Davidson, R. Wild, Darstein, R. Bratton, Close, B. Cudney. of 9 2nd Row A 3rd Row ist Row - Mildenberger, P. Piegzik, Nooch, S. Reukauf, Meissner, J. Renzoni, Meier, J. Pisto, E. Nespal. Phillips, K. Murcin, Reiman, J. Nash, J. Rauch, Novorito, J. Montondo, . Payne, E. Beyer, Pasternak, R. Powell. Price, J. Ray, R. Radwan, Popiela, J. Quinn, Muehlbauer, L. Reukauf, Regan, D. Metzinger. no Y 7 Fest, N. Eberle, Fecktor, P. Frankl in, Galley, D. Dusch, Ellis, J. Fowler, Gelyon, Dust, A. Euscher, Franke, N. Gee, Feliberty, D. Gill, Gala. Eberle, J. Gieter, Farrell, W. Ernst, Eschner, B. Eldridge, Earle, D. Eich .145 Both, S. Bardo, Bigelow, B. Antoine, Blizniak, R. Andreozzl Ball, G. Boerschig, Benson, Bilotta, J. Gressel, Bartholomew, J. Airnault, Banks, M. Blessing, Bauch, S. Aures, Sass. Baker, E. Grieder, Biddle, H. Both, Addeo, R. Banach, Ahr, J. Benzing, Bifulco, L. Balash, Bauer. v--'Q Lein, T. Leslie, Kubiak, Y. Lesh, Ludwig, J. Leis, . Lindstrom, J. Zukowski, . Liberatore. Lang, J. Maieski, Mackey, W. Legg, Mamula, T. Mancuso, Martens, J. Maroney, J. Lobdell, A. Mattucci. J. Lindauer, L. Lipinski, Mccarten, R. Martin, Mandel, F. Kurtz, . Locke, B. Marks, . Lehster, L. Kress are 7 ,,. V Hoefle, P. Mackiewicz, Swanson, J. Claybaclc, Ponikowski, B. Keicher, Bogenrieder. Kintzel, D. Vincent, Roma, E. Parzych, Sniderhan. Botzenhart, D. Gostomski, Rounds, J. Cattarin, Marconi, D. Fender, Froebel. O C. Halik, S. Kaiser, D. Kelsey, J. Kloc, B. Keintz, S. Holliday, B. Hill, G. Harris, B. Klein, M. Jerge. J. Hahn, D. Johnson, J. Kazcmarelc, B. Hayes R. Herman, R. Kirsten, K. Kellner, T. Hess, J. Kester, P. Hallowell, C. Kintzel, J. Hone, J. Jerome. D. Jones, P. Hogan, E. Jacobs, M. Kamm, J. Jolley, D. Kozak, R. Heck, D. Klein, T. Kane, C. Hallis 0 if J xa': 2 Schattner, N. Skea, Smith, M. Robinson, Smith, J. Smith, Tangelder, L. Robinson Ruth. Schultz, E. Galluzzi, Shanahan, T. Rosseland, St. John, J. Caimano, Rusiniak, K. Shaffer, Turton, B. Scalforo, Semlitsch. Rogers, P. Stevens, Steigerwald, P. Szarafin Szczygielski, H. Teribury Roesch, B. Treeby, Schwedt, B. Ribbeck. Gen Qi. 'iz ,,,,. .hgh lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row lst Row - 2nd Row - 3rd Row R. A. J. D. M J. S. N R. R. R R Eldermeyer, C. Metzler, Heywood, J. Bochman, Kurtz, C. Burrows, Murphy, T. McNeill. Golombek, M. Covalcoli, Bugbee, L. Schneider, Kelly, J. Lange, Moeller, J. Dulinawlca, Korona, D. Troutman, Pristas, A. Chuder, Woodcock, R. Strimple, Moy, R. Hildebrand. N 2 H n Leckey, R. Vanschaick, D n ,jig .sw f , 6 Lysialc, J. Gennocro, . bfi K . 5 Lighthart, P. Murray, A . 1, 4 Teribury, R. Reichert, E ,g J to 5 Grosch. l 1 M Smith, J. Cordier, -'fi .for A K A M A J Dufrane, K. Burger, 'tl' i ti A Tiberi, B. Holland, Zakrzewslri, R. Vogel, Belcher. Shaffer, J. Tara, Stuhr, E. White, Schrenk, J. Myers, Hess, N. Rich, DeKay. ,X 4 'N 3rd Row lst Row - Q 2nd Row - E. C. J. K. T. R. L. R. N. M J. T B. Mailrowski, C. Attenhofer, Cechini, H. Wolff, Meyer, J. Hunt, Miner, T. Bihr. Procknal, D. Adams, Williams, M. Berger, Kellogg, C. Bridge, Miller, S. Rohn, Ganter. Putzbach, J. Scheerer, Lawson, H. Dyke, Ulriclc, A. Wood Takac fi Gingher, J. Whalen, Banks, A. lverson, Wal lace, D. DiGiuseppe, Roeser, R. Bangel, Hagner. Helmbrecht, D. Blair, Meyer, R. Kempinski, Neary, J. Bondgren, Moore, C. Lehmann. Haas, J. Miller, Nichter, L. Blumenstein, Balla, P. Anna, Rambuss, J. Regan, Feller. QP B. Grupp, L. Eschner, J. Quinn, D. Kling, S. Eckart, J. Schonblom, L Dusch, J. Meyer. . Hodges, M. Davis, . Doig, G. Merz, . Kennedy, A. Turton, . Gratton. . Kompinslci, T. Lynch, . Bohn, C. Benzula, . Mamula, R. Struble, B D T D, Wrobel, S. Hohn, P R R B J. Pratt, C. Bernier, D . Woiton. .,,X . N' why Mueller, J. Heaton, Filonczulc, K. McKernan Sager, R. Penkalslci, Kodrich, J. Hasse, Milosich, J. Hummel. Petri, J. Dodd, Baumgarden, K. Riegle, Doster, J. Gigante, Breitwieser, K. Weisenberg Martino, P. Biesinger. Pickard, D. Boyd, Kramer, J. Wilson, Stearns, J. Blind, Masterson, A. Feclltor, Marshall. lst Row - S. Albarella, C. Kamm, 2nd Row 3rd Row M. B. J. R. H. W. C. J. K. J. D. R. A. Wicks, A. M. Wicks, Leffer, G. Brandes, Frei, M. Swezey. Crane, W. Chamberlain, Grzeskawiak, W. Beclore, Griem, R. Loop, Ernst, K. Shults, lmboden. Rosseland, W. Labby, Pohlman, R. Young, Pinslci, P. Strimpte, Fuss, J. Becker, S. Den ne ass of 9 WS 1? ,.: B 0 rs Miki ...-. : JZ: fr- R I is l l y C ff' SR xx . l 4 4-Ia lst Row - A. Wolski, M. Chavanne, B 2nd Row - 3rd Row - i lst Row - S. J. J. S. R 2nd Row - J. J. E R F 3rd Row - P C L T . Casselberry, A. Rizzo R. Cirbus, J. Pirritano, K. Ellsworth. L. Brooks, M. Lawless, C. Weiss, S. Goodenogh, H. Perry, R. Belcher. D. MacMillan, M. Mingle, R. Stefenko, J. Michael, J. McNaulty, R. Stetter, J. Sporyz. Connor, J. Holbrook, Gortzig, G. Brooks, Sutton, S. Murray, Kochersberger, S. Vogel Balla. Penrod, J. Adourian, Hill, R. Berlinslci, Von Tassel, E. Kobel, Greenway, H. Dutschmar, Kapuscinslci, Darragh, D. Christ, Osborne, L. Przystal, Kratzer, J. Wesling, Hearn. f lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row S. Cudney, P. Meyer, P. Davis, B. Welk, J. Burkley, B. Harpster, G. Hodge, G. Hoggart, J. Hughes, E. Brandt. R. Shutt, M. Bachmann, B. Schrenlc, L. Woodard, C. Pichard, G. Salis- bury, E. Marshall, J. Diclcout, G. Hotchkiss, R. Szczeponski, L. Day. E. Punnett, B. Grambow, R. Szcze- panski, D. Cherven, R. Albreuther, J. Glatz, T. Kam, P. Tool, J. Miller. lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row lst Row - 2nd Row - 3rd Row - W. Robinson, D. Secord, E. Mattucci, E. Goodenough, T. Moeller, D. Reichert, J. Davies. R. Blake, J. Todoroff, C. Koske . Ziegler, Y. Lavelle, G. Anthony P L. Mayer, J. Mechler. D G . Herrmann, C. DeWein, J. Wright . Northam, M. Myers, M. Todoroff J. Power, N. Pirritono, S. Giese, M. Anibaldi, D. Kintzel, L. Dief- enbach, P. Padlo, L. Pisto, J. Popiela, S. Murray. R. Posch, R. Bott, B. Westwood, R. Eclcam, D. Burger, E. Anna, R . Helmbercht, J. Henry, R. Harris J. Meier, R. Martin, F. Plonlca, L. Cislo, R. Harpter, R. Rodgers L. Galley, C. DeMarzis, N. Rollins E . Moncuso. 3 lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row 4th Row - V. Burton, K. Lung, W. Smith, C. Near, N. Matot, D. Smith. T. Anderson, P. Fulle, M. Miller F. Chuvunne, G. Durmo, B. Elliott, D. Metzger. N. Leckey, E. Bgkenin, E. Schuster, D. Kingsbury, R. Missel, B. Lewis, J. Secorcl, R. Dobulu. .9 vi , g lvl? 2 v 7 'C C. Leclwin, R. Muchelska, B. Botzenhurt, D. Adams, C. Blair, J. Motak, J. DeFoe. J. Kelly, C. Holliday, J. Robbins S. Ponivus, D. Phillips, B. Lischer, A. Kellner. D. Terkula, B. Struck, R. Buss, D. Peck, D. Neeley, D. Lehsten, C. Hagen. Most Popular Best Personality Most Studious Most Fun Loving Prettiest Eyes Nicest Hair Best Dresser Most Pleasing Laugh Nicest Smile Wiffiest Most Athletic Most Artistic Best Singer Best Dancer Favorite Musician Most Ambitious Most Sensible Best Disposition Most Dependable Most Polite Most Shyest Most Likely to Succeed SENIOR POLL Girl Marlene Seedorf Dolores Gruber Joan Duge Gloria Maass Inez Mecca Shirley Simonson Betty Benzel Shirley Heck Beverly Maderer Aggie Pagliacci Irene Paskiewicz Eleanor Turton Beverly Michel Janet Eckert Marie Baker Diane Pleger Elaine Webb Ann Pacyon Edna Mae Eich Diane Pleger Frances Tryon Joan Duge Boy Donald Mascia George Sciolino Bill Creveling Dick Ehinger R occo Pisto Larry Sierra George Sciolino Larry Bieler Donald Mascia Donald Lillo Dick Barry Bill Rauch Bill Glinski Joe Yea Jerry Chader Bob Guindon Dick Priebe Don Ehinger Jim Nosbisch R occo Pista Don Galley Bill Creveling id , 2 E ii,w'4S?KQ 1 xl- QD .F ' 4 Junior Speaking Contest Off to Syracuse! Girls, girls, girls Future Homemakers 5. 6. 7. 8. Guess we do it over Oops! A mistake! Will they put in a substitute? You do it this way Practice makes perfect High level conference One more girl needed A double threat Strike? 13 National I-lunar Society Seated - lst Row - 2nd Row - 3rd Row - 4th Row - Miss Truscott, W. Creveling, E. Webb, G. Chader, J. Duge L. Ernst, D. Pleger, D. Michel, B. Benzel, K. Weber, D. Hahn, D. Dobstaff, J. Pletscher, A. Moeller. N NAUONAL HONOR -500611 2 5' 4 x .S . Meyer, J. Nosbisch, A. Metzger, B. Maderer, B. Meissner, N. Glynn, B. Dedriclx, H. Blair, M. Baker. B. Reach, E. Eich, G. Maass, S. Simonson, F. Boniface, C. Borchert, R. Priebe, M. Leininger, M. Pfeiffer, M. Seedorf, M. Neuburger, J. Harris. R. Hartung, R. Pisto, F. Riga, J. Phalen NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Better than ever is all we can say about the N. H. S. this year. Besides sponsoring two dances, it had a formal initiation and banquet, which was one ofthe high spots of the year. lts officers, President, Elaine Webb, Vice-President, Jerry Chader, Treasurer, Bill Creveling, Secretory, Joan Duge, and the faculty advisor, Miss Truscott guided the group. The society has just completed what we consider its most successful and fruitful year in our school. Stude nt lst Row - J. Beale, S. Plisk, Mr. Daley, D. Mascia, A. Metzger 2nd Row - R. Szezepanski, R. Harpster, A. Nerber, D. Wesling, L. Galley The West Seneca Student Council began its second year under the direction of Mr. Thomas Daley. Each of the members was chosen by the student body to perform the necessary obligations of the club. After election, the members were invited to Clarence Central School to became acquainted with the duties of the organization. They gained many new ideas from the council members of other schools. The maior proiect of the group was the selling of candy at every home basketball game. Refreshments were also sold at a dance which was sponsored by the Youth Organi- zation of West Seneca. However, the highlight of the year was the April Amateur show. A trophy was presented to the winner and her name was inscribed on a large cup which was placed in the trophy case. During the school year a movie was shown for the entertainment af the student body. ln addition, the council has provided the required fee for yearbook pictures for non-profit organizations. Although it is very difficult to move ahead, the Student Council feels that this year it has made some progress which will benefit both the council and the students of next year. aunc il S. Plisk, R. Harpster, L. Galley, Mr. Daley, D. Mascia, A. Metzger, J. Beale, D. Westling, R. Szczepanslci, R. Bihr, A. Heywood. Mr. Daley, David Doig l G. Chader, Mr. Campbell, N. Muench, G. Heusinger, J. Davis G. Chader, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Daley, N. Muench, G. Heusinger, J. Davis. Man- 0- in -Gila Newspaper - Mr. Ryan lst Row - N. Schuster, L. Herma, S. Penrod, E Turton, C. Prezyna, M. Dwinell, E. Eich, R. Manzella, J. Kozak 2nd Row - F. Saba, C. O'Conner, P. Botticelli, B. Bollhorst, B. Botticelli, J. Takac, J. Takac, J. Long, P. Love, Mr. Ryan 3rd Row - l. Tokar, P. Kosmanski, C. Airnault, W. Rauch, J. Chader, C. Borchert, W. Creveling, M. Damon, B. Robinson, L. Laukow, C. Vidotti. lMiss Trautenburg, advisor, S. Osborne, J. Taylor missing from picture! THE NEWSPAPER CLUB Our school newspaper, the Nan-do-wah-gaah, is made possible by the combined efforts of a staff of students and our two advisors. This organization not only provides a useful service to our school but also gives its members practical experience in the line of iournalism and newspaper production. Little do our readers realize the time and effort that goes into the making of a newspaper. There are approximately six divisions to this club: the co-editors, advisors, reporters, typrsts, production, and art committees. All have succeeded in doing their utmost to carry out their assinnments. We should like to congratulate our two editors, Casey Prezyna, and Eleanor Turton, for conscientiously carrying out the task which, perhaps, holds the most responsibility - super- vising all phases of the growth of the newspaper. We would especially like to thank our two advisors, Mr. Ryan and Miss Trautenberg, for cooperating and helping us to create an air of efficiency for our club. librilr lub lst Row - D. Gill, G. St.John, D. Chervin, E. Lauffer, G. Sobottlca, G. Hazzart, J. Weifenbach, E. Punnett 2nd Row - H. Ball, S. Bardo, Miss Metz, advisor, C. Meissner, M. Jurlciewicz, C. Airnault, E. Pietrzak, J. Hughes, J. Holder. 1' ellfl lllll lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row - - D. Schalberg, D. Wichter, C. Block, M. Menard, M. Dwinell, Miss Ludwig, Advisor. - W. Rauch, C. Videtti, E. Cosondier, D. Wesling, B. Reach, M. Tokar, A. Burgasser B. Pleger, P. Okal, A.M. Reach, J. Rosseland, M. Mecca, J. Airnault, C. Fulle, L. Robinson. FRENCH CLUB n Les Carol Marie Marie Diane Fleur Forte AIoueMes -- name Block: President Menard: Vice-President Dwinell: Secretary Wichter: Treasurer de Lys: Flower et Fidele: Motto President: Beverly Maderer Vice-President: Shirley Heck Secretary: Patricia Kosmanski Treasurer: Carol Airnault Reporter: Nancy Meyer Historian: Jean Walters iii 1 Q . SENIORS AND OFFICERS lst Row - J. Walters, S. Heck, C. Airnault, B. Maderer, P. Kosmanski, N. Meyer. 2nd Row - J. Hallowell, J. Laux, A. Metzger, B. Michel, B. Dedrick, Miss Heinold. The motto for our group is: Towards New Horizons. This year's chapter consists of 30 members. Early in December, our initiation cere- monies took place at MacDoel's Restaurant with the officers of the East Aurora chapter attending. The main event for the F. H. A. was the Splash Party and Dance held in March ganization is to prepare young girls to be worthy homemakers. Q' The purpose of this or ' ' ' ' M The group advisor is Miss Heinold. Q V '2 Eli Q' P fa 'S 4 A sf 1, SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS lst Row - C. Yaw, l. Tolcar, J. Klopler, M. Kosmanslci, P. Peterson, J. Taylor, S. Osborne. 2nd Row - A. Ernst, P. Signer, N. Fenton, J. Raupp, C. Held, R. MacMillan, J. Hallis. Science Con re ss sv fv P ew. if Y lst Row - J. Airnault, H. Skea, J. Both, S. Bardo, Miss Fiegel, R. Schollnar, B. Adourian, 64' 'V 9 eps Mrs. Oliver, R. Adams, J. Delmont, R. Andreozzi. 2nd Row - H. Bale, P. Szarafin, R. Blizniak, J. Harris, D. Banks, M. Dale, L. Kress, A--f ' J. Weifenback, W. Schurer, J. Galley. Not in Picture J. Wossman, D. Bender, J. Allenbruch, A. Heywood, J. Airnault, R. Semlitsch The Science Congress Club, which met several times a week throughout the year, had as its obiectives the completion of proiects by the students and their entry in the annual Science Congress of Western New York. Che m istry Club J. Harris, M. Dale, B. Adourian, F. Long, Mr. Gallo, J. Pletscher. Icari S0 ' lst Row 2nd Row 5 riiiiiu :iii ciiii vwvyvvvvvvvvvv ICARIAN DRAMATIC SOCIETY Rauch, W. Creveling, P. Stefanski, D. Pleger, E. Hardy, B. Michel, B. Vogel, Baker. Tryon, J. Topp, G. Heusinger, R. Hartung, Mr. Kublitz, D. Ball, E. Burrows, Stoddard, S. Brundage. The lcarian Dramatic Society consists of students, Juniors and Seniors, who are interested ln dramatics its Charter Members are the students who participated in the T953 Senior class play. Charter officers are: Diane Pleger - President, Elaine Hardy - Vice President, Patricia Stefanskl Secretary Beverly Michel - Treasurer. Each year the Society will audition for new members. To be admitted to the Society the applicant must have a ninety average in English, theatrical ability and, if possible, other talents such as: salesmonship ability to apply make-up, and a knowledge of stage equipment and all the other necessities that go with making a production successful ln December we presented, as our Senior play, Arsenic and Old Lace and in April we pre ented a short skit for the Student Council Talent Show. The ambition of our lcarian Dramatic Society is to provide entertainment for the student body as well as for the people of the community. 8 Seniur lay s v wr Left to right: W. Rauch, W. Creveling, K. Weber, l. Muench. Left to right: W. Gostle, I. Muench, R. Hartung. Maderer E, Burrows .Afwp Arsenic and Old Lace, a three act comedy by Joseph O. Kesselring, was presented by the Senior Class on December 12, l953, under the direction of Mr. Kublitz. A fine performance was given by the cast, which included: Abby Brewster - - Rev. Dr. Harper - Teddy Brewster - Officer Brophy - Officer Klein - - - Martha Brewster - Elaine Harper- - v Mortimer Brewster Mr. Gibbs ----- Jonathan Brewster Officer O'Hara - - Lt. Rooney - - - Miss Witherspoon Dr. Einstein - - - Imelda Muench Robert M. Hartung William Gastle Donald Bull George Heusinger Karen Weber Shirley Simonson Joseph Boyd Edward Burrows William Creveling Edward Burrows Bennet Dean Sheila Brundage William Rauch Y a M ,X .ix A, Q1 3? Bill Gostle iscussion lub 5' A 'Hsin' lst Row - M. Baker, P. Krueger, G. Chader, E. Webb, B. Dedrick, D. Doktor, J. Weifenback, Mr. Quinlivan. 2nd Row - J. Davis, B. Reach, J. Galley, G. Heusinger, J. Phalen, K. Weber, M. DeKay, l. Tolcar. The Discussion Club held its first meeting on November l9, 1952. At this meeting on election of officers was held. They were: Don Doktor - President, Elaine Webb - Vice- Presidentg Betty Dedrick - Secretary, Jerry Chader - Treasurer. This club, under the guidance of Mr. Quinlivan, met the first and third Thursday of every month. ln addition, the group met one night a month with students from three other schools in the Suburban Youth Discussion Group. Some highlights of the club's activities were participation in the High School Forum of the Air, and in the United Nations Model Assembly at State Teacher's College at which we represented Blyo Russia. This club gives young people an opportunity to learn how to analyze and discuss current problems. .'-F-',5 t 5 ou, oisgvg 0 W!-lifle club lst Row - R. Bartholomew, J. Benzing, Mr. Scott, E. Baker, K. Hoefle. 2nd Row - S. Deene, Wicks, B. Leffler, Wicks, T. Leslie, W. Bedore, J. Heaton, W. Chamberlain. 3rd Row - G. Brandes, J. Michael, R. Young, H. Meisner, R. Mayer, M. Mingle. Q lc. ll 0 n . 0 C 1 e C1 W it. Nw lst Row - Miss Brader, D. Gill, B. Botzenhart, M. Robinson, B. Hayes, L. Reukauf, P. Hallowell, R. Andreozzi, W. Chamberlain, T. Schultz. 2nd Row - J. Both, L. Kress, H. Ball, M.A. Wicks, A. Heywood, J. Becker, A. Tengler. 3rd Row - J. Gennocro, D. Wesling, J. Ray, J. Airnault, L. Balash, J. Rogers, R. Botzenhart, R. Dutchman, J. Morgan. The West Seneca Junior Rifle Club was organized and officiall chartered as an affil- liated member of the tiationul Rifle Associa- tion Washington, D. C., on January l0, l953. The club was formed due to the growing inter- est in rifle shooting as a sport in this area. This year the club arranged to use the Cleveland Hill rifle range for all of its firing activity, but the school is constructing a new rifle range in the basement. It is expected this range will be available next year. With these increased facilities the club will be open for membership of bo s and girls in both theJunior and Senior Hi hgchools. Mr. Wesley R. Scott is the Faculty iponsor. Members of the National Junior Honor So- ciety have decorated bulletin boards in the iunior high wing ofthe school, acted as guides for the parents night tour and the sixth grad- ers' open house, sponsored a dinner party and informal initiation for the pledges, and pre- sented an assembly program for the junior high. M. Brader, Sponsor 4: ID c ln LIJ 4 -Y. u u 'Q .E U .I U o- Q- O cn cd S I7 .X I0 U U E ff 3. 2 E 3 I-D i 2 0- Q- 0 M ci I. manskl, J. Hallowel P. Kos is 5 0 2 U .C .X d 3 o IZ 4- In ,- C o .az O I- -I . I: c Z' CJ ony, C. Mason, N. A. Anth -s D. 4 :I 2 'U D D ni Ta 3 '.2 o U ui 6 'En c 5 -I E In d L. 0 N. Fenton, J. Huennig Airnault, B. Robinson, LJ 5 E -! L 0 7 B. Maclerer, G. Maass, M. 4 I. 0 ..c .'2 I-L 4 5 C o .I o HJ -5 Q LE u 2 .2 Q L5 5 I U D nf 4 L ia .c .2 o 3 nf I 3 o D! 'o c N 7 0 -0- V7 nl uric B. Ado 4 .C U CZ 4 Fieblcorn, S uf C 0 5 if .c .2 I cd D. Mascia, R. Monzella, Q .X I0 C L5 ai -2. : E -5 .5 5 o D ni S. Penrod. E o Ul L o +- 0 D. nf x. :a o .I -5 -C. . 2 LU ui 0 .n 9 45 'U I- o I P. Borrens. n 3 'U va E U M .i Q C o o U 2 s L. ui :Z ui 5 L.. 0 'Jn o Q E 3 o EZ 'o L. m . . Pina ore J. Henniger, D. Mascia, J. Mamula, B. Glinski, R. Manzella, D. Lillo, J. Mingle, B. Michel, R. Davies, Mrs. Castle, Mr. Castle. After many, many long weeks of rehearsal, W. S. C. produced its first annual operetta, H. M. S. Pinafore. Under the capable direction of Mr. Alfred Castle, the cast was able to present an outstanding performance. Those who had the leading rolls were Ray Davies, Judy Mamula, Rosemary Manzellu, Bill Glinski, Beverly Michel, Don Mascia, and Don Lillo. With only five weeks of preparation, many long and tedious rehearsals were necessary. There was hard work and little play. Excellent cooperation was given by advertising, scenery, and props committees. Mr. Fahey managed the dependable and efficient stage crew. The cast of the operetta was rewarded with tremendous applause and a continual call for encores. Mr. Castle was speechless when Don Lillo presented him with a Bulova wrist watch on behalf of the cast, orchestra, and stage crew. He did an outstanding iob not only with the musical but with the dramatic part of the show. Others who helped with the presen- tation were: Mr. Van Dette, Mr. Zarba, Mr. Picerno, Mr. Peck and Mrs. Castle. Because one presentation did not satisfy the demands of the students and community, next year the operetta will run for two nights. We will long remember the rollicking melodies and rhythms of H. M. S. Pinafore! J. Mingle, J. Henniger, D. Lillo, H. Far rall, J. Backer, D. Priebe, J. Baker, F. Stevens, A. Schroeder, J. Yea, R. Miller, J. Bowes, R. Barrnett, G. Heusinger, C. Amigone, R. Hartung, R. Wilmer, W. Glin- ski, D. Mascia, R. Davies. 11 'W we - :Z .9 WD 3 C3 ci uf Ea o CZ 4 6 .z 3 o .E '5 C3 -Z C? 4: o IE d 0: O- 0 c I- o ID me -.x 313 12 U v'.E JD .. OD C3 C3 di 5-25 J: 3 U.: I u - E 0.0 . P- tn Liz -9 . .ES u U W Z: 9 U I- Q3 fini .EE 05212 1.54 I 3 0 DC 4- m ,- B E X! if .5 0 'U C U L an ci .fr .X .2 3 fi 2 .r .Y .2 s W. Noror fa, A.M. .55 o CD -I ur 0 -I -5 Q: Ill C L. LU LJ Cs U o .c LJ i C? 0 0- 4- U L LD aI 3 o Of 'o c cw astle. Merz, B. Mafot, Nr. C C5 m. I- o I o 32 i .E u Vl 3 uj af In o Ol o In 0 :E .J of .27 o CJ ci C. o In ca. E o .C P' Li er, K. Kelln bf U CK -I R. Lazorchack, T 5 u. U LL d E. Burrows, S. Popiela, 7: U C3 .5 2 rf o -Y u 0 .I ri cf 'U o 33 ci Lf v H o o .C U an J. Huenniger, B. 3 o CZ wa L ov eafon. . Airnault, S. Ludwig, J. H 'E -1 llllllll' .-. . -.- - .b ,-- ..,-.,.g.up.-,1 qw f ' l illl lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row 4th Row L. Dabb, G. Brooks, J. Hughes, S. Pichard, M. Jerge, J. Bachmann, A. Heywood, J. Davies, C. Dufrane, S. Eckert, J. Hasse. J. Popiela, P. Ziegler, J. lmlmwden, R. Buss, J. Penrod, R. Ramburg, M. Bachman, D. DiGiuseppi, J. Todoroff, L. Cislo, P. Kumro. R. Coatsworth, R. Dobala, G. Siegrist, J. Meyer, B. Grupp, J. Motak, N. Moeller, S. Kelley, L. Day, J. Burkley, J. Baumgarden, C. Amigone, J. Adourian, C. DeWein. Nr. Castle, C. Near, T. McNeill, D. Adams, D. Wrobel, C. Iverson, R. Bangel, D. Turkula, R. Dutschman, R. Takac, S. Hahn, R. Szczepanski, D. Christ. THE WEST SENECA JUNIOR BAND The Junior Band, for the first time, is an established musical group under the direction of Nr. Alfred Castle. lt started last year with all beginners taking part. This year, however, the group consists of people who played last year and had begun lessons in the grades. Rehearsals held everyday show promise of creating experienced instrumentalists for the senior band. They have performed for an assembly program of their own and also participated in Sunday Series Concerts and in the annual May Festival. This is an ambitious group that is wished the best of SUCCOSS. l'1Z R. Ma s L 0 15 ff .Q o N o 2 4 .E u c o :a 2 Q u 2 22 o Q cd :Z o X th o U U 2 nf s 0 U I 0- 0 Q nf uf 0 Ln : 4 d .if 2 r: r: 0 Z ci is lu 0 -2 0 .c .X d :T T N E d 3 o CZ 4- Ill ,- s .Y UI 0 .2 o D. mon, A. L. Her . .r: .2 1 Stevens, A. W. C. o : o M c. o o U nos, N. Adurian, M. Fenton, A. Ernst, D. Ba fri. JS o son, B. Vog sey, hns O 7 of D. John K. Kel . 0 4 Q. E n .C : E U7 cs .C s :E S - E D o .6 Z f 'rf L5 T. .: T: 0 E .E U 2 cz rj! .1 ' 6 '25 s f :- ug .i 1 E E EJ 3 gd 4 - .: fs. 5 '5 .c 00 -3 di it E 1 E T! u.: 5 . 54 I .f l.LI .2 E U 5 E U of I lu- -w 0 .: 3 as -X s -5 'E g 2 2 LE 5 15 E i 5 hd 5 . u Q 19 . 0 L LL -2 5 if 5 mi 25-F -- 0 ei: mmm midi L :E 'U as .mi u 0 D. S . C i 0 E o D B. Moderer, M. . C 0 5 i uf 'o C o .E o m nf uf B E E 13 cj eland, J. Ro .S o o Z ff -E U Ill o L 0 ul 1? on o ID -u ,c '52 :- 3 i Q .C u U 0 D5 fri s Ta .c .2 I ai s 5. 'U L. U I uj u 4- vo O P- L5 0 U3 3 C Z vi If .xc Pi Q .I L. o 15 o Q 5 y, P. Ziegler, M. Seedorf, ff ri o Z o O i th Row - 4 M. Neuburger, P. Peterson. uf 3 3 Q5 5 on .E o .J i O.. B o -Y U LU 4 is yin Eorsing, M. W ci .3 o 3 52 r LLI vi 2 E o E I0 Q li o ln o o E Ol' -if o .c o E o 3 O- ll o on B 2 o .c O' .2 UI :a L O .C u .U E Q E u UI .c .9 .: o .c O- B o 0 :- .2 .: P- UI .c Ol m .E on .E 0 fine 'Y V0 S0 did 0 D 5 .C U E 23 'a. .s UI S' 9. G .s 'S 3 .2 X X .E 2 2 YI T ... UD 3- c U E .C U0 D O .C 4- stivol. May fe sid be y programs three as sem presented and .Ta n. U 0 Ps Juni Chorus lst Row - M. Brooks, B. Ribbeck, L. Galley, R. Andreozzi, D. Westwood, J. Congelli, N. Shea, S. Dufravo, N. Shanahan, J. Both, L. Kaczmarek,.Nf. Peck. 2nd Row - M. Blessing, R.M. Blizniak, L. Lipinski, C. Ruth, B. Klien, C. Kintzel, K. Shaffer, C. Wheaton, M.L. Burdick, D. Turton, J. Lobdell, J. Galley. 3rd Row - C. Langan, J. Dahl, M. Anna, S. Kaiser, L. Balash, M. Ziegler, B. Treeby, P. Durma, D. Schwedt, D. Dusch, P. Piegzik. If 1? ff .5 5 P- 12 15 uf 5' I ai .5 E -I .E u W O ln O ni if 'S 3 d C 2 .c 3 : 5 If .E as .a E u .I Scheerer, S. J. 6 : 5 .2 D. :E 3 0 I 'u 45 I5 J 3 o .E '5 Q i Q 4- 5 D .C o .E .c 1 ti 5 U5 5 D Q d 5 0 .SP o nc :Z Q UI an 0 I U ys ll0 5 lst Row - A. Schroeder, D. Lillo, G. Mingle, R. Barry, Nr. Peck, M. Bowes, D. Maieski, G. Nowak, M. Lewis. 2nd Row - H. Dyke, R. Abenschein, R. Meissner, D. Mascia, W. Glinski, R. Hartung, G. Heusinger, G. Machney. The Boys' Chorus this year became one of the most popular activities. By constantly striving to improve their choral ability, the members have furnished pleasing entertainment for all at the assemblies and in numerous other activities under the direction of Mr. Gordon Peck. A Sunday Concert was given, and the chorus was greatly acknowledged by the hundreds who witnessed it. The music department presented the operetta H. M. S. Pinafore, the first of its kind to be enacted at our school, and the chorus gave a highly laudable performance. ln addition, a number of the boys participated in the All State Concert presented this year in the Lancaster School Auditorium and in the annual Erie County Concert held at Kleinhan's Music Hall. As this organization grows in experience, its renditions will become more polished and melodic. Both the members and their audience will enioy the beautiful harmonies of song. wirlers il Many times a group of students will work hard to help the spirit of school ac- tivities and will very seldom get any or little credit. We have such a group in our school known as the Baton Twirlers. lst Row - B. Aschenbrenner, Monin, J. Hallowell, D. Kennicic, M. Fiebellxorn, These girls present an extraordinary rou- B. Maderer, P. Davis, J. Pletscher, S. Paszkiewicz, M. Baumeister. tina for our sports spectators. 2nd Row - A. Poiowski, S. Brown, N. Coon, C. Miner, M. Menard, P. Bergen, C. Beyer During football season this group per- lormedwiththe band at almostevery game. Woodwind t. 1' . ' iii? ir m K. Leydecker, J. Rogers, F. Riga, J. Dulinawka, M. Dulinawka rillle T rio amber lst Row- B. Michel, A. Miller, R. Mun- zellu, N. Swallow. 2nd Row - A. Metzger, E. Eich, N. Glynn B. Moderer, M. Dosfer, Mr. Peck. l'0llll S. Plisk, M. Kosmonski, Mr. Picerno, N. Schuster, L. Eshner, N. Tomchuck, B. Mutot, P. Peck. 11 , ,. 3.15 , l 1 11. ffl? 2 44' ' . Y , . A f 1 f f -4- A 4 ' 11 ,ni ilw-ff XT! K 1' L an H Eg. . 2 Se: QQ, 41. Li 5 -is Niki? K vvx imgs Y it f .. 31 ,,,,. fffm. he 1 Q , W , , 1 xl e Y I 1- X I- in ka- WMM ., J,-V 0 Q-'E - M.+m.....m.- A , W - .v 1 W 1- , ' .Ziff .. f' -fc ,N . k - - fa gt. 'IH' ' L.7'-w'i':5'.- KX hi 'Mm'JimiTf- ' 10 1 1 .iF'e.3q17l4f'1f4d '- 6 H 1 3 1 12 l. That-a-boy, Bill! 5. 2. Another viciory for Dick 6. 3. Practice makes perfect 7. 4. That hungry bunch 8. Pulling in the Dough The water's very close There it goes lfootballl Get that re-bound Briefing before the big game Well! Look who's here! On your mark Dick's off! Don't push X SK KWFIIIII D F- , ' -41 X Y 'Q -4'-Xxx Phys. lid. ept. 65 - ist Row - Mrs. Overman, Miss Hoffmeistner, Mrs. Sloane, Miss Mosher. Miss Murphy, absent 2nd Row - Mr. Gregory, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Hawkes, Mr. Viggafo, Mr. D'Amato, Mr. Miller. GYM DEMONSTRATION ON PTA NIGHT vars i t football lst Row - J. Johnson, R. White, J. Phalan, J. Bihr, A. Burgasser, R. Schopf, J. Weigley, R. Swan, A. Tara. 2nd Row - J. Mingle, J. Bowes, B. Glinski, D. Koehler, R. Pisto, D. Mascia, D. Szcze- panski, D. Barry, R. Davies, J. Yea, J. Federo, D. Gala. 3rd Row - Mr. Campbell, Mr. Hawks, D. Duebel, D. Feneziani, D. Crane, Eisenhut, K. Kratt, F. Maiiewski, K. Rebman, L. Sierra, N. Locke, J. Spencer, J. Moeller, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Robinson OPPONENT WEST SENECA Amherst 35 West Seneca 9 East Aurora 0 West Seneca 7 Hamburg 28 West Seneca 13 Leroy 13 West Seneca 21 Lancaster 28 West Seneca 19 Depew 26 West Seneca I3 Although through graduation last year we lost quite a few of our varsity football men, we still did our best this year. Bolstered by many seniors again, the team fought well throughout the entire season under the coaching of Mr. Gregory and lk. Hawkes. Although we were defeated four times, the teams who defeated us found it a hard fight to the final gun. The players showed great spirit all year and coupled with the able assistance of the coaches produced a record to be proud of. I-14 foot hall lst Row - D. Whalan, M. Komm, J. Jolley, C. Carrier, R. Lazorchack, K. Meissner C. McCarton, E. Jacobs, D. Klein, M. Pasternak. 2nd Row - Murray, Mancusco, J. Kosier, H. Teribury, H. Cassleberry, A. Nerber, B. Smith, J. Brooks, K. Braunback, R. Banach, R. Adams, R. Heck, Mr. Miller. 3rd Row - R. Woodcock, J. D'Amato, W. Ernst, T. Kane, R. Martin, R. Waite, R. Eldridge, B. Mamula, R. Eark, J. Delmont, D. Wesling. C ros 5 Cnunt ,.. - Sl'-'mdlng ' R- Ernst, D- Elllngeff Mr- D'Amuto, W. Bettcher, R. Peterson. Kneeling - J. Huenniger, B. Wooliver, R. Kingbury ir illl lst Row - Mr. Gregory, J. McAndrew, R. Path, J. Maderer, R. Bork, L. Middagh, K. Meissner, B. Martin, Mr. D'Amato. 2nd Row - R. Shaeffer, R. Darstein, F. Beaman, P. Rhinehart, R. Barry, K. Kratt, F. Boniface, R. Johnson, F. Kabel. 3rd Row - F. Macieiewski, C. Homer, D. Morgan, D. Fowler, K. Colgrave, J. Shiffhauer, R. Schopf, D. Bender, D. Priore. Triangle meet Triangle meet Here are some Other members Track Results af 1952 West Seneca 50W West Seneca 35 West Seneca 802 West Seneca 56 West Seneca 70 West Seneca 59 West Seneca 6-2f3 of the outstanding Richard Barry Ronald Darstein Larry Middagh James Schiffhauer of the squad were: Francis Beaman Frank Boniface Don Cirbus Kenneth Colgrave Dave Fowler Fred Kabel - - - - - Orchard Park 40 - - - - - East Aurora 69 - - - - - Lancaster 285 - - - - Williamsville 47 - - - - Frontier 20 - - - - - Depew 39 - - - - - Hamburg 68 bays of the past year: Robert Bork Jack Maderer Dan Morgan Robert Path Charles Kolmer Kevin Kratt Richard Peterson Donald Priore Paul Rhinehart Ronald Schopf Events in which different members af the squad participated: 'l00 yd dash 220 yds. 440 yds. 880 yds. mile mile relay Pole vault low hurdles broad iump high jump shot put discus throw Sloan 26W Lancaster 21 With seven veteran men an the team this year, Coach D'Amato was sure our bays were going places. Well, we certainly did. Our squad came through, taking five and dropping two meets, winhing for us the Southern Erie County Track Title and trophy. Three bays on the squad were outstanding in their own field. These were Don Morgan, who set a new school record for the mile run at five minutes, and Bob Bork and James Schiffhauer, both setting a new record far the pale vault at 9 ft. 6 inches. Everyone on the squad worked hard for the trophy which they rightfully deserve. OPPONENT Clarence Clarence C Williamsville Williamsville Amherst Amherst Cleveland Hill Cleveland Hill Williamsville This year's 27 I9 27 34 51 51 22 12 305 WEST SEN West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca ECA 39 47 39 32 15 15 43 53 3536 swimming squad was the second one in the history of our school. Although the team was young, it had a fine season. While the squad lost twice to powerful Amherst it still took second place by swimming a rubber match with Williamsville at the end of the season. This year the team will lose Robert Rebman, Ken Treeby, Frank Boniface, Richard Priebe, and Richard and Donald Ehinger. Quite a few boys are returning, and Coach Hawkes has hopes for another good season. lst Row - R. Wooliver, R. Priebe, R. Leckey. 2nd Row - N. Locke, W. Springle, J. Wigley, R. Adams, R. Sporney, C. Amigone, W. Martin 3rd Row - Mr. Hawkes, C. MacCarten, R. Abendschien, K. Treeby, C. Homer, K. Rebman R. Rebman', W. Gehrke, B. Mamula. varsit Bas ethall I. to r. llzneelingl W. Glinski, D. Szczepanski, R. Fuller. l. to r. lstandingi T. Tool lmgni, R. Kingsbury, M, Bowes, Mr. Viggato H. Blair, R. D'Amato lmgni. KG. Sciolino absenti. BASKETBALL OPPONENT Orchard Park Sl Sloan 66 Depew 68 East Aurora 46 Lancaster 53 Amherst 67 Hamburg 48 Orchard Park 74 Williamsville 52 Cleveland Hill 60 East Aurora 45 Lancaster 56 Amherst 53 Sloan 46 Hamburg 59 Depew 55 Williamsville 49 Cleveland Hill 55 WEST SENECA West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca West Seneca This year our schedule was an extremely hard one, with such schools as Amherst and Williamsville giving us something to play for. Even though this schedule gave us stiff and expert competition, the team came out with six wins, ending the season with an impressive victory over Cleveland Hill. . . Bas ethall .J 6 lsww l. to r. lkneelingl T. Eisenhut, F. Stevens, C. Wilson, T. Mamula, D. Cirbus. l. to r. lstandingl T. Toal lmgnl, K. Braunback, R. Schopf, J. Spencer, B. Smith, R. Beals, W. Bettcher, R. Miller, J. Stefano, Mr. D'Arnato lCOGCl'IJ fros as tball lst Row - R. Earle, H. Castleberry, J. Kosiur, B. Eldridge 2nd Row - D. Klein, D. McMillan, J. Liese, J. Maroney, F. Smith, S. Kelly 3rd Row - D. Kozac, H. Teribury, F. Kurtz, D. Davidson, H. Mandle,Coacl1 Miller Base Q fs EN5 1. my , w -.1 Sm, is Q , .hwff ? ' ' 35 YE' iff, f tCENTf4rw NHRA' ,,:,,-,m ,325 J ,Q -1. Pa 'luis ffttiffft- K si SU? W K Lhvsvv 'X -L ALM IL -:unil- S 'cw f 'lst Row - D. Mascia, R. Yaw, D. Pearce, Mr. Viggato fcoachl, R. Flury, G. Mingle, J. Yea. 2nd Row - D. Dohr, J. Crawford, M. Bowes, D. Mendola, L. McBride. 3rd Row - E. Mund, E. Murray, J. Haefner OPPONENT WEST SENECA Clarence 5 West Seneca Lancaster 9 West Seneca Depew 4 West Seneca East Aurora 0 West Seneca Amherst 10 West Seneca Williamsville 3 West Seneca Akron l West Seneca Hamburg 3 West Seneca Pine Hill 3 West Seneca East Aurora 6 West Seneca Lancaster 2 West Seneca Hamburg 2 West Seneca Pine Hill l West Seneca Amherst l CN. Erie CCI West Seneca LaSalle 3 lErie and Niagara CCQ West Seneca Salamanca l A West Seneca 7 Bt 8 12 2 4 'I 8 18 7 9 7 6 6 2 6 I2 2 in . If ' e ' , A fe S, K C ji One of the greatest teams our school has had this year is its' Baseball team. After losing three of its first five games it went on to win eleven straight. Our team became champion of Northern Erie County, then it beat LaSalle for the Erie-Niagara Championship. The group then played in Offerman Stadium, here it became Section 6 Champions of Western New York. Coach Viggato declared that this was one of the best teams he will ever coach in high school. Wlfrestlin ri. le. 3 'if' lst Row - D. Deuhel, E. Grzechowiak, K. Meissner, J. Bihr, E. Anna, J. Delmont. 2nd Row - B. Mullenhof, mgr., B. Helmbrecht, J. Tara, B. Heck, A. Burgasser, E. Murray, T. Bihr, L. Kellogg, W. Gregory, coach. 3rd Row - D. Kohler, E. Murray, RQ Barry, F. Macieiewski, R. Davies, B. Sutz. A. Tara Knot in picturei. OPPONENT WEST SENECA Williamsville West Seneca Amherst West Seneca Orchard Park West Seneca Clarence West Seneca Hamburg West Seneca Depew West Seneca Williamsville West Seneca Amherst West Seneca Hamburg West Seneca Clarence West Seneca Orchard Park West Seneca Depew ll KEN MEISSNER West Seneca 34 This year's wrestling team coached by Mr. Warren Gregory, had an undefeated year. The team took three tournament honors. It took first in its own league, first in the Jewish Center Tournament, first in the Erie County Conference and second in Section VI. Although the team will lose team captain Richard Barry, who went through the regular season undefeated they will have a strong team next year. Ken Meissner, won third place in the National AAU Greecian-Roman style wrestling and fifth in the free style class. This is a very remarkable accomplishment for a high school boy. xl owlin lst Row - R. Liclrfeld, N. Noworyta, W. Paszkiewicz, K. Hodges, T. Guindon, C. Prezyna, R. Guindon. 2nd Row - Mr. Robinson, G. Schnorr, B. Sporslri, R. Swan, A. Lynch, A. Nerber, J. Barrett, R. Lester. BOWLING TEAM The boys picked to play in the varsity games this year were chosen from the highest scorers that bowled at Gallerys on Monday evenings. This arrangement gave all who participated a chance to bowl against other schools. Coach Robinson and his team did a good iob this year, they won five of the eight games played. Those who bowled in a maiority of the games automatically received varsity letters, as did those members who had contributed greatly to the success of the team in other ways throughout the year. Maier Letter Winners Squad Letter Winners Kenneth Hodges Richard Swan Norman Noworyta Arthur Nerber Russell Lickfeld Thomas Guindon Walter Paszlciewicz Casey Prezyna Jack Barrett Gilbert Schnofr Robert Guindon Robert Lester Benedict Sporslci Varsity Bowling Record West Seneca 2 Lake Shore l West Seneca 0 Hamburg 3 West Seneca 3 Amherst 0 West Seneca l Cleveland Hill 2 West Seneca 3 Cleveland Hill 0 West Seneca 2 Amherst l West Seneca 3 Lake Shore 0 West Seneca 0 Hamburg 3 Golf Mr. Hawkes, R. Adams, D. Terkula, W. Walters, P. Dreschler, R. Lewandowski. Mr. Bruce Hawkes, coach of West Seneca's golf team proved that the squad was a capable unit. An excellent nucleus is in store for next years team which will be paced by six iuniors. Tennis 'i 3 i lst Row - G. Kallin, W. Simpson, R. Priebe, l.. Silvaroli, C. Rathke, M. Miller. 2nd Row - J. Broolzs, E. Erickson, M. Grupp, J. Delmont, A. Burgasser, K. Rebman. Under the very capable direction of Coach Lloyd Miller, our tennis team established a very envious record of five wins and five losses. Entering into the league corrpetition for the first year. The students showed enthusiasm for this sport. Many freshmen as well as seniors turned out to play. Three fresh- men and three seniors opened the season by defeating Depew 3-2. Wally Sirmson led the team by corrpleting the season with an excellent record of seven wins and two losses. C eerleilders A. Ernst, D. Aures, M. Seedorf B Benzel N Swallow lkneellngl G Maass CHEERLEADING Always ready to do their iob whether the team was winning or losing, the cheerleaders this year were a striking group in their new blue and gold uniforms. Under the direction of Mrs. Sloan, the girls worked hard on the old cheers and composed many new ones. Marlene Seedorf was the captain, and during games the cheerleaders aroused high and sportsmanlike spirit among the spectators. They also put on pep assemblies during the year to encourage school spirit. D. Corbett, J. Klopfer, C. Bielecki, D. Steinberg, M. Dulinowka af. f sw.. ... lied ,475-n Sincere Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1953 Alumam Farms Dairy Inc Clo erleaf Dairy Products S l COMPLIMENTS OF PITTSBURGH PAINTS WALLHIDE SATIN HIDE SUN PROOF SATINHIDE ENAMEL BUCK A BROTHERS Your Friendly Hardware Store Across From The Bank Ebenezer New York Ron's Neighborhood Grocery 2114 Union Road Ho. 3363 COMPLIMENTS OF J. Warren Hoy Funeral Home 3976 SENECA ST. WEST SENECA, N .Y HO. 3636 Gun cl-faazfizaf C7012 'zafufahlona F7 go U55 CLASS OF 1953 Compliments ot 07Z6646f6 ff Dali 77lam6nZ! GARDENVILLE 1 LUMBER Sz SUPPLY C0. INC. 3254 Clinton Street Gardenvifle N. Y HO. 1180 HU. 1181 HU. 1182 Moteriol For Every Building Need 1 bil it S1 - S 2 'i 5 5, ,ff 7 4 2 ,,L,5, f'1Qg ,l ff E1 , J if-es- V - f - E1 5 1 f ,, . 5,1-X . 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