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

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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

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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.

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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.