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

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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.

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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.

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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.