Williamsville High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Williamsville, NY)

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7f4ff-14. cfQ5ffr4zcZlfUx 1 41 71 P45 7m,2f,gMMLgM4297 THE SEARCHLIGI-IT PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OE 1950 WILLIA,MSVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL WILLIAMSVILLE, NEW YORK Busmess Languages Maths matlcs and Scxence Searrd Mus ONe1ll Mrs Rapp Mxss Wctherbee Itandzng Mass Wxl son Mr Lvke Mr Tuzzolmo 'vir Kowalewskr 'vi1ssKub1k Art Health Home Economrcs In dustrtal Arts N1us1c and Phxsxcal Educauon Seated Mlss Regmato M1ssOConnell Nirs Hunt Nlrs Bernal Nlrs Koch Standzng Ni: Hcmlnk Mr Wxlson Wir Lederer Mr Paar Mr Coleman S 1oolsNo 7. 4 5 6 8 tt 17 Scared Mrs Eastman Mrs Ladd Mrs Eckert M1ssS0uter Mrs Soule .Vfandzng M1SSF1l2 MISS Snell Mrs Moore Mr Rexst Mrs Brown Mrs Smxth Mlss Sherman Abrnzt MISS Beltz Mrs Benson Mrs Nlch ols Mrss Toepfer Cl -,,,,,,11, 1 .' . ', . , . 7 ' ! ' - , . 3 ! - . VA s - ' l, ,. . 3 3 1- 7' .V .A x , r ' QA' I Grades Three Four Fue and Sn heated 'wI1ssSh1eslex Nlrs Rome Nllss Sc1betta .lxhllldlilxg Mrs Trudel 'wits Tuwn Nirs Backus Nhss Beardslev 'Vlrs Brennan N11ssOttnu VN e can nes er hope to repay the great debt we owe our teachers Not only do they to1l through the day to 1mpart to us the knowledge we seek, but they perform many serx 1ces above and beyond the call of duty worltmg ox ertxme as 1t Were, for our benefit lt IS ID humble appreclatlon of th1s debt and IU I'C3.l1ZHf1OH that thls group of teachers ws xll nex er agam be assembled 1n the same school bulldmg that we ded1cate thns H earbook to them Enghsh l-Irstorv and Llbrary fraud M1ssK1etfer M1ssCurt1s Miss Rorher Vlxss Hoffman MISS George Snzndzng M Stem Mrs Coulter Mr Measer kindergarten Grades One and Tvvo Nixss Burcklev Nlrs Brown Nirs Batt 'virs Fries 'vhss Muegel 'vlrs Decleert M1ssGaude Nirs Hansen 3 .W I 4 . ' ' V Q, E: ig ' 1. .',. . 'gy ?.. ,A 5 f I 0 .. , l , V' , . ', r , L R1 A 1 lv, L . ,. Q 'I Y , v , ' 4 , I - Y 1 7 , , . 7 7 f vi y . l I , - - Y 7 . I. . Y . ., l A f I g r r. 1 - x - ' ' Q. v-J -' , 7- 1 , V A A , , . ,1 ' ' x A V- V nl - x f A I A , A . V , ,. . . ALMA MATER Dear Alma Mater to you th1s song we slug Workmg together vlctory to brlng Success IS our motto ID everythxng we do Dear Alma Mater here s success to you In thxs school bulldmg happy vo1ces rmg Here we form frxendshlps of whlch the sages s1ng Dear Alma Mater when we re on l1fe s way Dear Alma Mater school of whlte and blue You ve taught us honor ID everythmg we do You taught us to play the game to fight and w1n for you Dear Alma Mater to you we w1ll be true After we have left thee and gone 1nto the world May we travel onward w1th your banner unfurled May we flaunt your colors wherever we may be Dear Alma Mater we Wlll reverence thee Elxzabeth Maurer Cotton 28 Margaret Brett Blocher 29 4 9 . ' 7 S I 1 , . . . . , . . Q We will be true to them forever and a day, I ' I , . 3 . 3 , - , . 9 Z 7 , . ' 1 3 7 RA V 'XLTER I HERRIINC TON Nuptrx mm, Prmtlpil Mas tlme staxs but we go fullx real1z1r1g at last wlth what thoughtfulness and foresxgnt Nir Herrmgton and Nlr Nlurras hare set the tempo for h1gh school hours We thank them for thelr guxd .mee and know we are the better for If -f-ff! - 4 PKTRICRJ NILRRYI 'hm15t.1ntPr1ncxpa1 Throughout our tm m XX Q N we couli not help hut bt xmluenced hx thc ch txfuln mtl c ICICDCN of the what til lex Sir 'Nirs Hau iutr We om for e thur heh fulm ESRI. I: BROCK Superxuor or the Gradei To Mr Brock our tlmekeeper m the gradei gon our appreciation for preparmg us for the later xtarb Nir C laser and N1 Hausautr STUDE COUNCIL Rau one I Barle H Benz D Littlefield S Nagell D Popp S Brooks Rau rua Mr Herrington M MC Cordoclt D Bahler 1vI1ssONe1ll B Murray B Albrecht R Strlcltland S Wtlsbeclt Mr Murray Rau three L Kleldgaard R Hoffman who comprlse the Student Council This student government body fosters the dr1ves and stirs up compet1t1on among the classes to make each one a financial success Yearly Chr1stmas Wreaths are sent by th1s group to ne1ghbor1ng schools as an express1on of our fr1endsh1p Also conducted by th1s organ1zat1on 1S the Student Counc1l Dance This party, an annual aHa1r 1S financed by the Counc1l and IS free to all students The Counc1l sends g1ffS and cards to students who are sick for a long per1od of tlme, and lt part1c1pates 1n Memor1al Day and May Day CXCTCISCS The Council pays for the referees for all sports, and puts aslde a large sum for the insurance on our athletlc teams The Student Connell IS a body wh1ch, although unheralded plays an 1mportant part in the l1fC ofthe school It IS an orgamzation that should be complimented on IES good work 6 N ', .I ' , Y. 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' ' .F , . 1 Ever hard at work behind the scenes are those representatives of the various classes I ' a P SE IORS SENIOR OFFICERS FI'CClCI'1Clx RCIICC' Prgfzdgnf R1Ch3.I'd L1ElIlCfIClCl V155 Prgyzdgnf Phyllls Demmg Secretfzg Barbara Grenzebach Tfmfurgf The Class of 1950 turns back the clock to our yovous firsts of exervthxng as hxgh school freshmen Ted Rente becomes our Pres1dent Phsllls Demlng IS crowned ueen of 'vlaw lvlovmg Up Dav and we become Sophomores The clock races on The fun planmng for our hrst party The House of Blue Lxghts Dexlltry IS cast dS1dC the g1rls become serene Angels IU the Chr1stmas Pageant The first Easter Cantata T1me flxes Summer agam Ted and Ga1l are elected for thelr th1rd terms as Pres1dent and Secretarx W1ll wou ex er forget alce as the chubbw youal Sultan or Dlck Lxttlefield and Phxl Demmg the Shelli and Sherkess of the Jun1or Partv Nhght IU irabla 3 The fellows graduate to xars1tx sports Nloxmg Up Daw and 1shes 1nto memorles Ted IS reelected to gulde us ln our fourth an final vear The W1ll1CS renamed the B1ll1es because of therr b1llx goat head shape Those gor geous new un1forms and the last football season for mans of the plaw ers The Hallow e en Partx a huge success The Semor boxs decoratmg the Chr1stmas Tree and the Senlor g1rls carolmg through the halls End of basketball season xuth W C S ID the plas offs The SCIIIOX' Plax s a smash h1t Nlox mg Lp Dax and our hxlarlous Sklf The best Senxor Prom ex er held That H earboolt xuth the PERSONI iLITX Gradu at1on and the Class of jo become alumm xuth happx memorles VK1Sl'llUg1I could all be rel1x ed 7 Q A , ,Yi ' , . , ' Y A 1 1 , KA 'Q V I , Q E . . . 'V , . . J , A those long-coveted seats in Assembly at last attainedfAnother halapy vacation van- . .' , Y i ' r I v. ,I I ' . - ' T' , - v W , 'A V 5 ' - ,A , , , ' , I RICHARD GREGG ADAMS Dxcl. He lover a very merry dancing laughing unrbmkable Mme Major Scxcncc Footballz. lctrcrsg 4 Tcnmslcttersg 4 Chorusg 4 Chess Clubg 4 DANIEL JOSEPH BANASZAK Dan Began: dull care Tlmu and I .rlmll never agree Mayor Shop Acro Club 1 Rod 84 Gun Club 1. Musxc Club 3 Current Events Club 4 Baseball 1 1. lctter3 IRMA JEAN BARIE rm Her gentle mind by gentle deedx II known Mayor Busmcss Student Councllg 4 G A A 1. 3 Chorusg 4 Orchestra 1 Search l1ght3 Kmttlng Club 1 Sewmg Club 1. Current Exenrs Club 4 +---y 'Su DAVID ARTHUR BROWN Dave A mee unpartreulnr man Major Art Searchllght 1 Art Club 1 7. 4 C,llLl'C,lLll74 Currentlsxentsi luhg JAMES ALVIN BUECHELER Hu trumpet gwer an uncermnz round Mayor Sclcncc Band 1 1. 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NORBERT LEO SCHULENBERG U Good' :Hou Manly :Hou A21 1' Ja 111011 rr In Mayor IVlJ.Il'lCI'Il11IlC5 Honor Roll B sClW1ll I Football 2. lcttcrs3 4 C htm Club 3 C l tl Q lub 4 ALISON MAE SCHLLZ A 5 Tomorrou do thj uorrt r I haze lun! 101713 aor Scxence G 'X K 1 1. 3 4 Choru N 1r mlng 4 IXHIEIIIILQ 4 Photography Club 1 Currcnt Excnts Club3 Ccramxt Club 4 Xiu IC Club 4 Ch tr leader 3 4 EDWARD BERN ARD SCOTT lr J gmt to be gmzz but Il J gr ater In Le ffzumuz Major Qhop Chorua 4 Currtnt Lx gnu Cl b 15 I I . -- d H M -1 ' ' 'jk I ,1,3, ,ins JI'C5'n.l'IlII,L,2,4,:f,l.lIllICi. 1t1l' Q V ' 'l ,R .I ,' . ,:rN3.4,Tqr1.11x34, . 11 1 'I . Z I J , V A I J 1 RL . '-'Q ,, ,. gz- u'.313zE'-z.51.32 2- x - L Y ' ' ' f 3 f uf 1 I 7 0' ' - ' ' ' IQ LQ .1 ' . 1,l,lCIIC1'wQ,4,l3.lxlxf b.1ll 1, lcttprx , i , g I ' Q ' , Q17 - 1 1' ll I I ,fy - I 1. . Mj -' g , , ,Q sL,3,4gQ:,C?.3ht1,3. ,fl 'kCl'hLL . 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Lhunlsrrx Club CurrL11rExLnrsLlulw 4 IDFIIIIUIL 4 KATHERIINE JEAN THOMPSON Rm .fzfmrr IJ mar: fllkflfdl Ilan am Jfilllld Mayor Frnnch Lhorus 1 3 4 Dl'll1IlflLb Club 1 Frqnch Club Qurmnr Exim cm, 4 ROBERT WAS INE THOMPQON Bo One-yt quzrt wan m 4 bfurternzg fllli Major Shop Phorogrxphx Club 1 L Current Excnr Lluh g -fx? xr. ERINST X OLGENAU Emu llffllfilll l7IJllfl0I1It'1ff1Ullllllllzffh .1 or Yunnan Hn11orRc1ll 4 lomlnll Lf 4 IX 4 I AY Qurnm Exams Llubg Bllkl 4 SL 1rLl1l1gl11 4 1 L irlwoolx Xgrgrlrx 4 PALL GUS WHITEHEAD W l11fCV Life 11 rm' L1 II fdfllffl Nialor Qc1c11cc Lurrcvr E1 :nu Club CONRAD RLRT VN EIFFENBKCI-I COHUIL 4 lf, ff , or 'X Im C u N C LI lf all UU 1 ll lcttcr, 17 R 1 ,,,4, . all g L . I' g - , I' , 1, . ' , . . x 3 T .. ,- V.. 1 J' A ' ' Q ' f'4' ,1,,g2A' Q'f14E' N ' f 7 T .1 .- I, l L b ,lf ' 1 L . I f 3 ' - 5 2 j , 4 ' ' S ' ,4 X . -Q- , x ,I 4 ' If , I if TN V ,, 4 . - I? I ,5 ' 1 1 . ' V 4 4. I Wi M 4 - Q-W --4 , 7 . 1, 3, lurrr ,flmrm ,Pho uj11pl1yC.l11l1 1. 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Major---Scicnceg Honor Roll 1, 7.,'3, 4Q Searchlight 74, 3, 4QYC21I'l300li 31 Photography Name Adams Banaszak Barre Brown Buecheler Carmer Crandall Davls Dem1n g Fathers Fawcett F 1ls1nger Forster Franchow Fr1es A Grenzebach B Grenzebach Guy Hannes Hartman Hlckelton H1rsch Hoefner Hoffman Hudson Jaeckle Jaeger ee L1 pp rt L1tt1efield Maler 'Voted for sleeprng 1n classes h1s arm bo1sterousness Klubes h1s trumpet h1s express1on9 berng seen w1th oanre H1 Ya? rubbers 8. umbrellas the 2 step Wes drd It C notes the cackle bhndness Oulle the wagon break1ng hearts corn the shape Thexy eyes the lunch lrne Theresa that name Howxe her harr who cut? Long Beach Cook1e not eatlng or sleepmg Rtcky Blue Eyes freshman gxrls R ECR Wmknerf the end zone baseball barn dances belng satlshed wrth l1fe school weakness Belmont N Y football capta1n football games the axr force Wes horses German songs h1s pompadour bl1nd dates go does he have any l1v1ng SUSIC a good laugh a good t1me Hutt s Lockport boys Snyder popcorn motorcycles Barbara hot dogs hook shots hrellght 8 loveseats 5 2 eyes of blue that halrcut Corztznued on Page 22 19 .Yupprcued Dune sleep for a year to p1tch a world series go back to Maryland own a Cadlllac convertlble to have 2 hour assemblles to wrestle Yukon Errc know what she s domg for once own a green Ford wrth a certaxn chauffeur to have a son to change her name to Mothers get Wes 1n trouble to steal a Kentucky Derby w1nner to understand a racy joke be a crooner to yell m the lrbrary 4th perrod turn pro wrth Ully be a gold prospector drlve the wagon pump Ethyl be shapely be a brunette make the rxght change own Auf Wrederseln l1ve IH Arrzona dear huntmg own a Harley to make out to fmd somebody tall grow a muscle to get a man to retrre after graduatlon play a sport wrthout gettmg cut J . 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D ' ' ' ' 6l 1211 Y Al Al Schmidt tact rumbling tummym be 6' 4 l lf ' ' . I l . . 7. I 1 . I . V. g. CLASS IS s Rou'0r1r.'S. Aberth, A. Clitbeau, L. Foster, N. Allen, D. Savey ftreasurerl, B. Brill Qvicc-presidentb, W. Sny- der fpresitlent , M. Eimer fsecretaryj, C. Allenhl. Bureg Raw two: Mr. Lylce, R. Beary, F. Hugar, L. Bryan S. Buddcnhugcn, L. Coleman, N. Irr, L. Bnrie, D. Hcnries, Miss Wilson, Raw thru: A. Brenton,-I. Amon, D. Henel, R. Harmon, S.-Iudson, A. Albrecht, B. Hine, B. Filsinger, H. Benz, E. Faxlanger, Rawfour: R. Corpus N. Donewirth, R. Hopkins, L. Clother, Cujcnnings, W. Evans, R. Bahler, P. GerwiLz,A11Jn1t.' H. Hammill B. Hincy, D. Grayul. Blauvelt, E. Desjardins. 1 ioR 9 E' qi f f- lt sl l f L CLASSES Row om: M. Selover, M. Snyder,-I. Miehels, S. Volland, R. Peabody, B. Zimpfer, N. Lunt, R. Mareum, C Metz, N. Smith, Row two: Mr. Measer, S. Snell, B. Maiseh, B. Newman, D. Seiler,j. Mclnnes, B. Worden M. Sumner, S. Nagell, S. Lattinhl. Menge, Mrs. Hunt, R0u'f!1fff.' D. Saffer, C. Pettit, R. Wcltc, Ward, E Pope, R. Little, R. Westphal, H. Pecquer, R. Kaszubowsl-ci, F. Maier, R. Wood, N. Pitman, Row 4: H. Ur- ban, R. Strickland, P. Krebs, C. Siegel, R. LaWall, D. Lec,J. Woodburn, R. Keene, R. Reifsteck, A. Pifer D. Wcisser, Abrmrn R. Smith,.I. Keene. Y Ron' om: B. Brennan, C. Clabeau, Elliott, E. Wray Qtreasurerf, Britting Qvice-presidenrl, G. Nachbar Qpresident1,.I.FabingQsecretaryb,-I. Grenzebach, D. Bono, C. Harmel, Row two: Mrs. Coulter, P. Copella, B. Grimmelt, B. Conway, G. Graham, D. Hinchy, B. Albrecht, Heilman, N. Batt, A. Davis, Mr. Tuzzolino, Rau' three: P. Hardy, R. Clode, E. Huestis, E. Heyer, J. Burden, C. Byerke, tl. De Leeuw, F. jerauld, W. Bolden, Djepson, F. Banaszak, R. Dorio, M. Brock, Row 4: F. Fairchok, D. Guy, D. Hiekox, G. Hine, F. Bates, R. Harwood, AI. Craigie, J. Franchow, E. Coburn, C. Kieber, R. Dean, B. DesCamps, Abfrntxj. Kayhart, C. Beattie, N. Jones, B. Yeiser, P. Rote, D. Koehler, C. Jones, R. Hanel. OPHO GRE CLASSES Rau one J Middleton 'I W ilber N. Perkozhj. Leonard, C.'Saunders, M. Underwood, M. Pratt J. Tompkins C Sturm R Osmski A Walters, M. Kari, M. Roberts, Rau- two: Miss Kubik, G. Pekarik,,C. Siegel Ml Moeller D Maslona G McKenna, Mr. Stein, P. Kaszubowski, E. Schutz, E. Morden, H. Wrav, C. Kieber, Mr Coleman Rau thru B Schall R. Beeb, S. Trosterud, H. Lorence, S. Schulenberg, R. Wetzel,'M. Whissel B Thompson L Peabodw C Schaefer, H. Terwilliger, R. Reeb, L. Kjeldgaard,-I. Little, Rowfaur: R. Mcn- zie A Wagner M Macdonald P. Lang, B. Murray,j. Tuyn, R. Lyman, C. Leedharn, E. Neibert, H. Walk- 1 .-:f:-:-7-:-:-:-:-::-:-.- W' f 1. 25 - ihr . Row nm: B. jerauld, F. Heavener, N. Dictsch, M. Ammerman ftreasurerlj. Falining Cpresidcntlj. Hannett Cvice-presidentl, M. Brehm Csecretaryl, Baldwin, M. Hoffman, V. Alsworthg Row nw: Miss Kieffer, D. Beckwith,j. Hart, B. Burnham, M. Fairchok, R. Henel, C. Beimlcr, A. Gleasner,j. Clark,j. Dirschberger, R. Abbott, Mr. Kowalewski, Rau' thru: G. Cox, V. Hepp, R. Harmon, N. Fawcett, C. Fisher, C. Cohoon, D. Becht, R. Albrecht, R. Halverson, R. Campbell, R. Haas, Rowfourxj. Eyler, R. Hoffman, L. Brenton, R. Hills, J. Hayes, R. Fickhl. johnson, R. Clemons, W. Greer, H. Binner, D. Glenn, G. Humes. FRESHMAN CLASSES Row anfxj. Lee, A. Stanley, S. Reeb, F. Keitsch, L. Riley, W. Westinghouse, S. Leman, M. Schmiclt,j. Kec- ney, Rau' two: K. Schmitt, H. Oldag, R. Sparrow, R. Lapp, L. Read, A. Krumholler, O. Simpson, R. Somers, Mr. Paar, Row :Innes P. Spoof, R. Oswald, R. Kemp, A. Oldenburg, T. Riley, D. Pitts, P. Morris, D. Pettit, D. Smith, Row four: R. Wereski, D. McKee, N. Thorburn, R. Mates, R. Wendin, D. Pirson, P. Thoin, LI. Maier, Abunt: D. Wrigley, R. Boisvert, R. Asmondis, S. Marsh, A. Macdonald. A Rfm ffm D. Run,-I Mu-rx, l. Tllglffllxll, M Md unlock ,SfL1L.lCITIc.OUIlClli,, M155 lflolfmm, M. Pdssmorc Quinn 9 Glr gr R amz M G lkl D I. .v , ff: f.. . fm , . liurtx. P. B.1l1lcr,C..C.opull.1, M. L.mphc.1r, R. Hopkins, R. Brchlrll, N. AQLIIIIOMI. Huurncr. Rau zlvrmli. Wctzcl,R. .Kllcr1,C.M1llcr, M. Hall, R, Grail, D. Arlmnlt, R. Loos, C l.f'Hl3lI'1, P. Pillllllll, L. lloml, .1bfmt.'D. Lucwcr, M. Tcrwilllgcr. EIG T GRA R014 ffu1:'I H1ulmx,Ci. Xl'1mrL'rx,fNl.G1crxI'1Llx,S. Hnmlv Sunlcnr Cfmmcll ,Mrs Rn ,A. Nelson I. Thar FP Y un-ll, M lixrrurmm. Ron ffm N. R.l1llll,.l. li.1r1r, .-X. H.1mm1ll, A. l'.1Lk, L. K1clJg.1.ml, G. Applchx' R l5.1mlwr't,ll.Hc1lr,M l.1trlL'.Rv11 r!vm.D Wl1q.1mn,,l. H1rscl1,W. P1rm.m,R. Mocllcr,W,Adar'ns,R.SCllllltz ll. Ik-mln, R. F.1xl.1mgcr, lf. Mumm, ,'1bm11.' K. Olglag, S. Scum, A. Weber. w 27 D 52315 t-11. it +2 :4 : -z , .03- .. . -.l a Q: H 3i':-:3:1:3:3Z5' 1 hai :EEQQ j.. .gn QS 1' '.'. 1 zz.. ...- -,,, vv-r5555E5ff.f-- 2541 531, V j ' .:: 5 ' - . Qs. 274' I ' .s....y-wa-W' Rt.. mc: M. Frtmcsin, R. jepsonhl. Sutter, L. Thorbur, C. Fathers, D. Popp fstudent CouncilD, LI. Huck, N. Kramholler, L. Siller,J. Dye, D. Fox, M. Hoffman. Rau' two: Miss Curtis,J. Perry, E. Turk,J. Holts, P. Her- tel, M. Shedrick, S. Minor, C. Roman, B. Artmgn, D. Davis, L. Pierce. Raw three: S. Ammerman, R. Maier, M. Michels, D. Hnnel, D. Wenclen, C. Stoll, F. Huber, R. Pettit, D. Gerwitz, D. Montgomery. Raw four: R. Parker, P. Rciber, R. Wrigley, E. Turtan, R. Dean, D. Babcock, W. Keaton, P. Eurban, P. Kohler, D. Rogers. SEVE T GR DE Rau'o11r.'B.DOri0,D. Faxlangerhl. Levack,J. Strapason, S. Weisbeck fStudent Councill. G, Kari,lI. Henel, J. Dictsch, E. West1ngho0se,S. O'Dowd. Rau' rua: L. Holth, A. Stone, B. Farren, E. Pfeil, R. Vaughn, E. Woodburn, A. Macilallum, B. Smith, N. Nachbaruj. Underwood, Miss George. Row flvrrep R. Heavener, A. Foster, R. Horner, F. Haller, T. Green, L. Schmidt, N. Kieldgaard, E. Pope, F. Bickus, N. Thompson. Row four: E. Glenn, E. Harms, W. Bernhart, W. Corpus, D. Smith, B. Voss, R. Stephenhj. Byrnes, R. Nichols, R, Schulz, W, Gauger. 1 r .- QL ., 0. 5 , . K xi no ,rf f' A if DI School No. 4-' lfzrrf Rau: S. Goff, H. Ensminger, S, Yuum.ins, M. Weliring, M Pnpp, B. P.ipp, L. Langley P. Iioorc, M. A. Yamlerwerf, Srcaml Rowsj. Golf, Mrs. Smith, W. Dnniiltlson, T. Diebold, R. Pnhlman, C Bennctthl. Walters, G. Muckul. Brauneis, C. Bcckcr,Tli1rd Roux' H. Long, R. Detrmiir, C. Nebrich, E. Bach W. Clements, R. R fl R. F ' ' ' ' .usc 1, iegel, R. Bach. Abram. H. Becker, lx. Cmfl, C. Hinchy, Nl. Petersen, C. Zlcga STRICT SCHOCDLS School No. 8-Fmt Roux' T. Peltier, T. Lunt, R. Watkins, R. Zimmerman, N. Abercrombie, R. Henries, G. Grimm, .Ycmnd Roux' M. Avery, S. Pfcifer, S. Herrington, M. Long, M. Clark, D. Mctzhl. Staats, Tfnrd Raw: Mrs. Brown, R. Wolstenholn1e,J. Yauchzv, E. Hcnries, A. Foster, R. Cushner A. Pizzuto D Chatman B. Long, Fourth Roux' C. Esenwein, S. Lunt, G. Hiney, R. Murray, D. Metz, Rifer. Aluenl: B.. Mitchell., ENJOY - Ol N J i mx 3 W7 29 'v a 2 Q 1. 1'-r if Q, 1: 5 . I' 'if .. ,ao hw 'F as airs 1 1 ..-.5-1, ,, R W. 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H ... ............ -... .. , ,...-'f' SE IOR PLAYS The superb erformances of the partrcrpants and the excellent d1rect1on of M1ss Wetherbee an Mr Measer made th1s year s Senror Plays a tremendous success The play produced by Mr Measer was Swept Clean Off Her Feet by Ray Framp ton a h1lar1ous comedy about two vacuum cleaner salesmen and thelr boss s daughter The second play presented was Harrv Grrbble s Juhet and Romeo A Shakes pearean actor a Romeo of forty years past the actress ulret and her dresser Mrs Kane all comblne to make a delrghtful and fascmatlng play SWEPT CLEAN OFF HER FEET Knezlzntg W SICCIC P Demmg B Gren zebach A Schulz Mr Measer .Ytandmg F Naedele N Smith Gould S Frles ,IULIET AND ROMEO Kmelzng T lvixtchell P Paullm G Lrep pert NI Wrlson .Yfandzng S Pferl L Shay F Wood Mxss Wetherbec: 32 ,' - a . , - ' ' , . x . n ' . , - x Ja , - - . , . .. H . . . , , . - . lr - H 4. U ' 4. A H s J J 9 5 . , . .' .. , . , . ' al- 1 ,' . , . 1 - 1 STA Scatd B Jaeger S Frxes Mr Stem .Yr nd g G Lleppert E Yolgenau S Pfexl W Steele P Paullm L Shay B Grenzebach F Wood It IS doubtful whether any other group assembled for such an exactlng task as that of publlshmg a yearbook could manage to have as much fun domg tt as we have The Edxtor 1n Chlef was elected early 1n the year by the Senlor Class and delayed only by a sl1ght dlspute whlch arose when four people asked for the same job he carefully selected hlS staff have tr1ed to provlde as many lmprovements as posslble the first and foremost 1nnova tlon of course bemg the use of the photo offset process whlch made posslble many subsequent changes Now as we h1de the Canasta deck behlnd the plumblng for the use of next year s staff we offer our heartfelt thanks to the many other Senlors who contrlbuted thelr servlces and to the many teachers who helped us partxcularly Mr Ledercr and Mrs Hunt who ass1sted the art staff To Mr Stem we extend our undymg gratxtude for h1s w1se and ever so patlent super v1s1on and for the many opportunrtles he afforded us for freedom of CXPFCSSIOH Lynn Shay Edztor zn Chu B1ll Steele Auzrtant Edztor Patsy Paullm Lzterargf Edztor SUZIC FFICS Perfonal Edztor Barbara aeger Art Edztor Fred Wood Photography Edztor Ernst Volgenau Secretag Barbara Grenzebach Trearurer Ga1l Lleppert Publzrzty Manager Shlrley Pfe1l Buuneff Manager 55 Since then, using the now famous Babbling Brook as a base of operations, we -l 1 AN CHGRUS Row One: B. Grenzebach, N. Smith, Quinn, D. Ger- witz, W. Holt, R. Nichol- son, E. Zimpfer, M. Under- wood, Row Two: E. Newman S. Lewis, S. Buddenhagen W. Voss, R. Lyman, W. Shelin, G. Appleby, O. Simp- son, Miss O'Connell, Raw Tbru: M. Whissel, E. Vol- genau, W. Adams, C, jen- nings, H. Walker. a 1 Rau on: X Alsworth, E. Heavener, S. Buddenhagen, Elliott, S. Aberth, A.Clabeau, Mr. Hemink,B. Burn- ham N Irr I. Baric-,J. Grenzebachhl. Britting, C. Harmcl, M. Hoffman, Rau! zx D. Hanel, P. Copella, A Gleasner L Foster, N. Harman, L. Hudson, B. Grimmelt, F. Keirschhj. Amon,j. Fabing, M. Ammerman C Beimler J Bure, M. Broclc,J. Heilman, Rau' Ibrre: G. Graham, A. Davis, N. Hirsch, T. Hartman, R. Al- brecht B Conway, B. Albrecht, V. Hepp, P. Deming, D. Becht, M. Brehm. C. Kieber,j. Hart, C. Cohoon, B Grenzebach, Rau'four.' C. Fisher, B. Brennan, B. Hinc, N. Deitsch, S. Judsonhl. Dirschberger, A. Hannes, C Clabeau B.Jaeger,j. Clark, S. Hoffmanhj. Hickelton, M, Eimer, D. Bono, A. Albrecht, B. Brill, R. Har- man Keeney, S. Fries, B. Filsinger. 34 r CHQRUS Row am: H. Oldag, A. Kramholler, J. Eyler, R. Reeb, D. Pettit, D. Pitts, Mr. Hemink, R. Oldenburg, R Kemp, P. Spoor, L. Read, G. Cox, O. Simpson, E. Schutz, Rau' If R. Reeb, C. Pettit, L. Peabody, M. Whissel R. Thompson, J. Gould, R. Adams, J. Hayes, F. Fairchok, F. Naedele, P. Thoin, F. Wood, R. Welte, E Scott, R. Beary, C. Schaefer, Row three: R. Bahlet,J.Johnson, M. Macdonald, P. Lang, L. Shay, R. Strick land, L. Price, W. Steele, D. Guy, R. Dean, G. Nachbar, W. Evans, R. Corpus, E. Faxlanger, Rau' four: R Lyman, C. Franchow, E. Volgenau,J. Craigie, F. Rente, T. Mitchell, J. Tuyn, A. Franchow, H. Forster, E Coburn, C. Leedham, Abfmt: A. Grenzebach, D. Schmidt. Rau am N Smith, N. Wilson, C. Metz, K. Schmitt, C, Sturm, S. Reeb, P. Paullin, A.SChulz,J.W1lber, S Leman, M. Schmidt,J. Middleton, M. Selover, Rau fu as Y. Stimm,J. Tompkins, R. Marcum, A. Stanley, M Underwood, K. Thompson, C. Saunders, G. Pel-zarile, C. Middleton, Sheasley, B. Zimpfet, M. Pratt, N Lunt, W. Westinghouse, G. Michels, G. Lieppett, Rm river: N. Perlcoz,J. Menge, E. Wray, R. Somers, S Nagell, E. Newman, S. Snell, B. Maisch, D. Savey, M. Sumner, S. Lattin, H. Wr:zy,J. Little, S. Yolland Roz. 4: D. Saffer, E. Worden, M. Moeller, D. Seiler,J. Lee,J. Mclnnes, D. Zeitler, B. Worden, M. Smith S. Pfeil, C. Siegel, N. Pitman, 35 HLIG Rau ane S Buddenhagen S FFICS B Grenzebach Treasurer G Lnepptrt L Shay Ass1st.1ntEd1torD P Demmg W CS Notesl Mr Ste1n N R Sm1thQEd1tor 10 Ch1efD 'X P1fcrCBuslntss Manager? A Schulz P Paullm A Clabeau C Clabeau Rau rua N Smlth Tompkms Sheaslex H Benz 'X Albrecht S Nagell S Lattm M Sumner Publxcxty Managerj B Neuman B Marsch T Hartman NI Hxrsch 'vi Underwood P Copella B Conway B Brlll Rau three H1cLelton Nl Ermer M Smith 'X Hannes G Humes R Welte R MCDZIC F Wood D Glenn R Dor1o D Dans S Pftll B Hrne Rau faur A Brenton I ohnson W Steele fExchangeEd1t0r R Strxckland H Forster Clrculatlon Manager C Sregel Woodburn E Volgenau J Gould S Carmer R Mates B 'Vlurrax For more than a quarter of a century the Searchlxght has m1rrored the act1s1t1es of the students as well as served as an outlet for the1r creatrve ab1l1ty Ex er s1nce the first 1ssue appeared back IH 1924 Searchllght has been an rntegral part of our school 1 e Ed1ted by Nancy Sm1th the school paper has made notable progress th1s year Among the 1mprovements are the use of more news storres and the 1ntroduct1on of photographs 1r1 place of the usual cover A branch of Searchlrght th1s year IS the W C S Notes a column of school news and act1v1t1es wh1ch appears weekly 1n the Amherst Bee Ed1ted by Phyll1s Demmg W C S Notes has done much to br1ng on the spot news to the commumty The Searchllght has glven lnvaluable 1ournal1st1c exper1ence to countless stu dents Those on the busmess staff have learned much about salesmansh1p and busmess management All have obtalned a taste ofthe newspaper world a posslble mcentne for them to take up thls type of work IU later llfe Your ed1tors have spent countless hours worklng to meet the ex er present deadl1ne so that the paper mlght be pr1nted on t1me Burmng the m1dn1ght o1l to produce a really good paper was a common practrce around deadllne day Few people real1ze the endless work and worry WVl'11Cl'l goes xnto your paper nor do they apprecrate the total t1me whlch IS spent by the Staff 1n producmg yust one ISSUC Much cred1t should be gn en to Nflr Ste1n who has contrrbuted much ofh1s free t1me as well as h1s valuable gu1dance and adxxce But we xe all had a lot of fun domg If and we hope that next vear s staff can pro duce an exen better paper 36 V w . 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'i .4 X xkixg WW Mm hw. 4'- Q-qww ' -of 39 FOCDTBALL Row om D Hlckox F Naedele L Clother N Schulenberg Blauxelt D Schm1dt R aeckle F Maler Rau rua T Mltchell fmanager A Grenzebach R Adams F Rente C Slegel R Strxckland R Llttle held R LaWall S Carmer managerl Rau, thru Coach Tuzzolmo D Guv E Volgenau H Forster N Donevsorrh J Fahnmg R Menzle Coach Coleman Sparked by ten returnmg lettermen our vars1ty football team turned 10 an excellent performance as lt Hmshed the 1949 season wlth a record of four WIUS and three defeats Playmg agamst the formldable oppos1t1on of the tough W N Y Conference the Blue and Whlte grrdders under the able d1rect1on of the1r coaches Mr Coleman and Mr Tuzzollno ended near the top of tht1r d1v1s1on Th1s year s varsxty was fast and smart but lacked welght 1n both the 11ne and backfield The B1ll1es forward the W1ll1amsv1lle Squad has had 1n many years Carl Slegel a converted center and burly Ted Rente handled the tackle assxgnments w1th ease wh1le the rugged aggresswe trlo of Ne1l Donew1rth and Artle Grenzebach guards and Don Guy center formed the Blll1CS lnner defense Mldwav through the season Hugo Forster re placed Grenzebach at rlght guard the latter belng used effectnely as a 1ack of all trades on offense and de fense The backheld operatlng from both the T formatlon and the srngle wlng was ably quarterbacked by Bob aeckle wh1le Dave Schmldt and Drck Adams a fast and elusue duo started at the halfbaek posts Norb Schul enberg at fullback played superb football as he carrled the brunt of the B1ll1CS runmng attack In the openmg game ofthe season the Blue and Whlte pulled a stunnlng upset over a favored East Aurora eleven as they whlpped thelr heauer opponents 13 O Contlnulng on the unbeaten path the locals racked up successlve WIHS ow er Orchard Park and Sloan by scores of 12 7 and 19 13 respectnelv ln the Orchard Park trlt our 1nsp1red B1ll1es came from beh1nd to tally 1n the last two mlnutes and thus walk off the held x ILIOFIOUS 40 , V- , . I C I g ' r , . J , , , , , , wall, which averaged 169 lbs., was anchored by ends Dick Littlefield and Bob LaWall, two of the finest flankers .I - , ' . h V V f , f 4. ' v , 4 I 1 I I ' , W lllzamsulle suffered IIS hrst setb uk If the hands ofa strappy Blasdell elex en 20 7 on the latter s grldlron Plax mg at home the Blue md W hlte bowed to IIS new rn al Clarence 13 6 ln the now tradltlonal clash be tween the two schools Another record crowd wltnessed th1s hard fought battle IU w hlch the heax ler Clarence team outlasted our game Blllles and an enged last year s 18 7 defeat at the hands of W1ll13mSX11lC Bounclng back after two successne losses B1llsv1lle conuncmglx routed Akron 25 7 Howew er IH the sea son s hnal the Blue and Whlte elex en lost a heartbreaker to P1ne H111 13 O In th1s contest the opposlng H111 toppers pushed across two qu1ck touchdowns IU the 4th quarter to defeat our gmdders Norb Schulenberg and Bob Lalk all led the 1nd1v1dual scormg each accountmg for nmeteen pornts three touchdowns and a P A T Top ground gamer was the B1ll1es star left end Dlck Lxttleheld D1ck Adams and Todd Beattxe were defenslxe standouts and W1ll1amsv1lle s terr1fic punter Bob LaWall averaged over 40 yds per klck Much credxt should be gn en to Mr Paar s Junlor Varslty players who though they were comparauvely ll sma and hght dxsplay ed that fightmg sp1r1t wh1ch should enable a number of them to move up to the vars1ty next fall The members of both teams and thelr coaches deserve the hxghest commendatxon for thexr achlevements on the grldlron durmg the 1949 football season W1ll1amsv1lle s P1gSlC1H elevens have always been noted for the quahty of football whrch they play and for the quahty of good sportsmanshlp whxch they possess Indeed thxs year s teams upheld those trad1t1ons f Xa 1 4 I , ' , . 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T , . . . 1 . - - 4 ' 1 - H x ,- a - 1 A V 4 - ff- 1 - F - u -p x ' IUNIGR VARSITY afzfuw Ra one D Koehler R NX etzel R Oechsner Hates Burden P Nlorrts XTJICY Rat rua Cralgle A ll agner R Dean P Lang R BOISXCFI NX Greer Roz Ihr Loach Paar F Banaszalt D Pitts L Read P Spoor P Thom E Hater le Loburn Abmzt T Rxley L Brenton H Hamnnll Fahnmg 41 1 fs 0 , I ' 'Wa so f Q u ff. fe if H 1. l .,n. ., , , 3 52? q' ' 34 V 7. ..E, V zknyk F ' kr 2 ,QI-It n Q E Q in Q' . 5 A W if Yfsx ,, . I i - 'wfiagif 3 , M, 4' W? 2- 'f 'G ,f J ,M A Sq ' O , Q BASKETBALL X Raw ne E Schutz Qmanagery D Schmrdt F Naedele R aeckle J Go ld NI Sch lenberg R Guv S Carrner manager Ra t Coach Coleman H Forster R Lxttleheld R 1aWall D L e J Woodburn C S1egel L Clother S Schulenberg fmanagery BASKET Under the gurdance of IES coach Mr James H Coleman the W1ll1amsv1lle Central basketball x ars1ty emerged w1ctor1ous ln 11 of 14 Northern Erle County League starts to Hf1lSh11'1 a three way t1e for first place durrng the 1949 1950 season Tred vv1th Ham burg and Amherst the Blue and Whrte cagers sarled through the1r most successful campargn s1nce 1942 Th1S year s vars1ty was comprised of returnrng lettermen Bob Guy Bob LaWall Dan Lee D1ck L1ttlefield Dave Schmrdt and Norb Schulenberg w1th Len Clother ack Gould Hugo Forster Bob aeckle Fred Naedele Carl Slegel and J1m Wood burn movxng up fromjayvee play In the regular start1ng lme up were LaWall and Lee as forwards L1ttlefield as center and Guy and Schulenberg as guards Len Clother Dave Schmrdt and J1m Woodburn saw cons1derable actlon throughout the season From the spectator s pomt of vlew the most exc1t1ng game was the one rn whlch the B1ll1CS clrmaxed the1r season by rout1ng the league leadmg Hamburg qurntet 62 42 Th1s defeat the second suffered at the hands of the Blue and Whrte dropped Hamburg 1nto the three way t1e for flrst place wrth W1ll1amsv11le and Amherst In th1s game our B1llsx1lle varslty reallv h1t 1ts peak as lf ran up an amz1ng 34 9 half tlme score aga1nst the hrghly touted opposrtron The locals tall1ed thexr h1ghest total of the season 1n the first Akron game defeatmg the rxwal lnd1ans bv a 76 31 count The ent1re W C S squad saw act1on rn th1s contest Durmg the 1949 1950 campargn W1ll1amsx1lle S basketball team amassed a tre mendous total of 752 po1nts an ax erage of 54 per gameb agamst 574 for the opposxtron D1ck Lrttlefield one of the outstandlng players ln the c1rcu1t agarn led the team rn scorlng though he fa1led to appear IU the final game of the season L1ttlefield tall1ed 165 po1nts vvhlle Bob LaW all another marnsprxng of the B1ll1es squad came second accountmg for 143 markers lNorb Schulenberg and Dan Lee who scored 131 and 130 po1nts respectnely play ed sensatxonal ball throughout the season This year the Wrllxamsulle un1or X ars1ty had a new coach 'Vlr Robert Rerst a former Brllsulle basketball star took ox er that coach1ng post and turned out an ex cellent team The boy s ended thexr season w 1th a fme record of 9 w1ns and 4 defeats to 44 o J . 2 ' - C D 1 - ,. , , . u ,l. u , . v, . ' wuw: ' ' I . , mx- 1 - 1 - 1 ' C1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - X ' ' , 1 ' ' 1 v v 1 . , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 l y 1 J 1 1 J 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 7 , . , . . .. . . 1 - 1 - ' 1 1 . . V, . .. . . - - 3 1 . . .7 . - 7 J ' . . .. , , - , - . C f . .. 1 1 . h . y . , .. , 1 1 1 1 ' r ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' . ,. . Y. . , . V . 1 -A - 1 1 v f - 1 Y V f Raw one R Oswald manager R Menz1e Hannett R Beattre R Hopk1ns D Koehler Blauvelt F Mater R Hanel Fahnmg R Clode manager, Rowt o P Lang C Jennmgs R Relfsteck R Keene R Harwood F Bates C Leedham R Smlth R Strlckland Coach Rexst place near the top ln the league Undoubtedly the hxghllght game of the season was a smashxng 57 52 vlctory over arch r1va1 Amherst The un1or B1ll1es beh1nd by 15 po1nts at one stage caught Ere early nn the second half and pulled out 1n front of the opposmg five to score the1r most 1mpress1ve Wm Hlgh scorers on the team were John Blauvelt first wlth 119 pornts Fred MHICY second w1th 77 and Dan Koehler thxrd w1th 66 Our deepest gratltude and admlratlon go to Mr Coleman and Mr Rexst for thexr fine coachlng of the varslty and 1un1or varsxty squads SCORES OF THE 1949 1950 SEASON Varslty ayvee WCS Opp WCS Opp East Aurora P1ne H111 Depew Amherst Hamburg Lancaster Akron East Aurora P1ne H111 Depew Lancaster Amherst Hamburg Akron Cancelled 45 I .' . 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' J 59 46 41 39 1 1 48 42 44 55 64 50 49 47 36 42 44 48 51 41 48 46 59 52 57 43 76 31 44 43 48 37 24 50 ' 1 60 39 42 51 39 40 23 48 60 44 39 37 38 45 57 52 62 42 55 48 52 23 1 R n H Hammlll Blauyeltj Gould A Grenzebach R Beary R two Coach Measer R Adams R Llttlefield F Rente S Carmer manager, Abr nt D Lee Last sprmg marked the maugural of a new vars1ty sport at W C S For the fnrst t1me W1ll1amsv1lle was entered 1n th Northern Er1e County Tenn1s League Besldes W1ll1amsv1l1e the league IS made up of East Aurora Depew Lancaster Amherst and Hamburg The team also played a non league match agamst Clarence Under the capable coach1ng of Mr Measer W C S tennis rookles ended the season wlth s1x VICCOFICS 1n eleven games an 1mpress1ve record for the fxrst year FIISI str1ng players were Ray Beary ack Gould B111 Fosd1ck D1ck L1ttlefield and Dan Lee B1ll1CS lost 4 1 Ray Beary was the only v1ctor he defeated h1s opponent 6 1 6 1 On Apr1l 28th W1ll1amsv1lle journeyed to Depew and won the1r first match 5 0 Not a s1ng1e W C S player lost a set 1n th1s wh1tewash The next Tuesday the B1ll1CS cont1nued thelr w1nn1ng ways by trouncxng host Lancaster 4 1 Here Ray Beary lost h1s Hrst match of the season to Lancaster s Brown W1l11amsv1lle lost 1ts next three matches to East Aurora fW1CCCC8.Cl'1 trme by a score of 4 1 and to Hamburg 5 0 Then they won thelr three followlng matches Lancaster was the flrst v1ct1m as W C S won 3 2 Depew fell next by a score of 5 O The B1ll1es then yourneyed to Amherst and made up for the1r prev1ous defeat by wmmng 4 1 In the last league match of the season W1ll1amsv1lle lost to Ham burg the league champlons by 4 1 W C S notched IIS slxth VICIOYY by defeatlng Clarence 1n a non league game All ln all the tenn1s season was very successful and much enjoyment as well as 1mproved playmg was derived from the coachxng of Mr Measer 46 i WH-' - ' ,J- ' , - , - , . 4 ow : , . , . , - , - C Ng e : . . . 3 . . t . . . . , . . 1 3 9 ' - . , . . . . f . . ' ,J Q 3 ' In the f1rst match of the season against Amherst, inexperience proved the downfall of W.C.S., as the - . 1 - , - - -4 l I ' D9 - v 4 1 - . . 3 5 - ' ' ' ' A I - t D - - Q Raw om N Smith A Schulz S Na Raw two B Maisch Miss Reginato C Siegel Throughout the year the efforts of our cheerleaders have inspired the enthusiasm of the crowd and maintained the morale of the team. Under the supervision of Miss Reginato the new recruits were molded into an organi- zation working with clock-like precision. As a result of the long hours after school and the diligent labor a well-coordinated team was formed. The capable leadership of Diana Savey sparked the cheerleaders to better cheering and we fully appreciate their tireless efforts. As only one member Alison Schulz, is leav- ing there will be a well-balanced nucleus to lead the Blue-and-White to greater heights next year. 47 CHEERLEADERS GIRLS, THLETIC ASSOCIATIO GMU: Rau one M Hoffman M Selover K Schmxtt Clark Grenzebach S Leman MISS Regmato B Burn ham Brlttm E Heax B B ll K g ener fl J eeney R Albrecht Raw Iwo M Pratt N Irr W Westmghouse N Batt A Dams Tompkms M Brehm G Lleppert B Grenzebach N Lunt M Ammerman C B 1m ler Raw three C Saunders J Amon C Cohoon V Hepp E Newman M Summer E Worden R Somers Sheasley N Pltman P Copella B Albrecht Raw Four H Wray E Wray C Flsher D Serler A Hannes B Jaeger D Ze1tler S Hoffman B Hme S Lattm A Albrecht Ee f Rau one X Alsworth N J Smlth N Vv1lSOI1 Mxddleton A Schulz S Fr1es M Brock N D1etsch H1ekelton 'vi Karl Rau rua P Paullm X St1mm R Nf1arcumJ Elllott A Stanlev D Becht B Jerauld Vkllber Bure M1chels Rau three Nl Fa1rchok J Hart G Pekarxk N H1rseh F Keltsch N Faw cert G Graham D Safler B Z1mpfer C Allen J Fabmg Rau faur B MBISCD N R Sm1th L R1ley S Pfell Lee 'Vlclnnes 'vi Smlth M Elmer C Sxegel T Hartman P Demmg 48 -I es, ' x J 2 . 7 Q f., K , H ,J. ,. 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' - , - y -1 s - ne- ,r ' -a 'Y , Y' ' , , ' , r V - - , A , - , e , - , - Q ' -' -L A ,-- - 1 ' e' ,J. ,Ja , . ,. ,. ,A - PROFESSIONAL CARDS and Mrs W C Baker and Nlrs Robert Grell and Mrs C W Banlcert Mr and Nlrs Albert Herman and Mrs Francls W Bozer and Nlrs Edward F Metz H and A Sager Green M D Arthur G Peror I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and 'vlrs and Mrs and 'Virs and Nflrs Dr and Mrs R S Pratt PATRDN S AND PATRDNESSES Floyd T Adams George E Buecheler Elton B Carmer H D Crandall Curtis H Demlng W Wayne Fathers Ralph Fawcett Hugo Forster Frank A Gould A R Grenzebach Kenneth H Guy Rexd Hannes GeorgeT H1ckelton r joseph Jaeckle Wllllam H Jaeger Regemuse F Lnepperr Robert B Llttlefield Robert Mxddleton Mr and 'Vlrs 49 I' I' I' r rs r Nts I' r 'Vlrs r r r r George and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Stephen Mntthell Edward M Paullln Arthur P Pfe1l Lzxern A Prlce S1dnev R Rente Edtth WI Schmldt and Nflrs Eugene A Sthulenberg G Schulz Dorts W Frtes and Mrs and Nlrs and Mrs and Mrs Elmer G Sheaslex Ture G Shel1n Gordon E Sm1th Irv1ng R Smtth Altce 'VI Steele and 'vlrs and Nflrs and Nlrs and Nlrs and Nlrs B Wood H F Snmm RohertC Thompson E P Yolgenau Carl WCIKCUDJLH Horaee W1lson - - - Dr. J . ' ' - , . . Dr. r . Mr. . . M . t . ' ' Mr. . . M . . f . f ' Mr. . . M . r . . ' Mr. ...' Mr. . 1 ' . ' Mr. . ' . ' M . . A 1' 4 Mr. . . M . ' 1 . ' Mr. . M . l . . ' Mr. . ll . . Mrs. ' . ' Mr. and Mrs. William R. Shay M . . . Mr. ' . . 1' Mr. . . . ,jr. M . ' . . . ' Mr. . , Mr. . . . ' Mr. . ' M . . ' . ' Dr. . . ' ,J . l . . ' t . Mr. . M . ' . . . . A Mr. l . ' ' . M . r . . ' Mr. . . ' M . ' y 1 . . ' ' Mr. t . . ' Mr. . . 7 ' ' ' Mr. l . ' M . . , ' ' LA T WILL AN As the grand old Senrors of the Class of 1950 leave therr Alma Mater to contrnue therr explorts rn the wrde wrde world they sadly relrnqursh therr most cherrshed possessrons and attrrbutes to those underclassmen who have proved themselves worthy of them WHEREAS Dan Banaszak leaves hrs prtchrng abrlrty to Tooty B wrth the hope that he can beat ACHS as consrstently as brg brother and Dancrng Dave Brown be queaths hrs Arthur Murray certrhcate to any erghth grader rn Mrs Barre s Frrday nrght dancrng class WHEREAS rvrng rm Buecheler leaves hrs swelled lrps from playrng the trumpet to Bobbre I ll always be THE boy Lyman whrle Sam The Shadow Carmer leaves hrs peppy sport announcements to anyone the coach can find to frll sard posrtron WHEREAS ack Fawcett just leaves Mr Stern s Englrsh class wrth a bang whrle Hugo Why For Forster leaves hrs hrlarrous cackle to Hee Haw I-Iopkrns WHEREAS Gus see rt all Mrtchell leaves hrs blrnd drrvrng to anyone wrth a good radar set and ohn Modaffarr leaves hrs suflix to Carlos Sregel WHEREAS Drck Handy Dandy Adams leaves hrs great agrlrty on the dance floor to anyone who wants to keep rn shape for track and Frank Wrlkrnson and Robert the man Thompson leave therr secret meetrngs rn the greenhouse to any future gardeners? WHEREAS Adam X 9 Franchow leaves hrs detectrve abrlrty and pepsodent smrle to flyrod Jrmmy Woodburn WHEREAS Artre Grenzebach leaves the renowned statron wagon to Stevre Where d my team go Paar and Bobby Greasegun Guy gust refuses to leave Suzre Nagell WHEREAS Oully and Ully leave therr famed double 9 dates to Trny Lee and Tarzan Katre Schmrtt WHEREAS Bob You makrng out? aeckle wants to leave the Freshmen Grrls to the Freshmen Boys and Dave Don uan Schmrdt leaves hrs Casanova tactrcs to ay Eyler WHEREAS Lynn that s all there rs Shay leaves hrs sufhcrency of names to Rrchard Froggre Lrgh Lrlly Strrcky Strrckland WHEREAS Prrnce y Blue Eyes Lrttlefreld leaves hrs entrre cagey nature to the Babe Harwoo and Crazy Nades Naedele leaves hrs rare jokes and Story tellrng to Tommy my brother goes to Notre Dame Rrley WHEREAS Sonny Stockcar Prrce leaves hrs hot rod to Shrrley I got my lrcense rn a raflle Volland WHEREAS The slrde rule boy Brll Steele leaves a battle weary shell shocked Mr Tuzz to Robert Corpus and Drck Bahler WHEREAS Buck Broadcastrng Unrt Wood leaves hrs great oratorrcal abrlrty to hrs brother but the teachers are hoprng he won t use rt and Warren Roger s Market Shelrn bequeaths hrs darnty amorous valentrnes to our noted 5 and 10 cent stores WHEREAS Wesley take all the blame New bequeaths hrs flustered moments to Drck ever so shy Welte WHEREAS Drck Hotdog Stand Peltrer leaves hrs enterprrsrng abrlrty to Handy Andy Prfer wrth the hopes that someday he wrll Succeed WHEREAS Frederrck Woodvrlle the Harrcomb Rente bequeaths hrs popularrty wrth the gals to Bobby the Brute Lawall and Eddre Sugar Throat Scott leaves hrs low set form to Fred the Cornstalk Bates WHEREAS Ernre How do I get home Volgenau leaves hrs farmrng to Carol New York Frscher and Connre the poet Werffenbach leaves hrs perfect attendance P P 9 to Reefer Rerfsteck so they both can meet at the Marn agarn after school WHEREAS Paul Krdney Crusher Whrtehead returns hrs out of town women to therr respectrve towns and Warren McCumber leaves hrs fashronable dungarees to Roxy s brother Lee so they both can yorn the P W Commrssron WHEREAS Bud C Note Frlsrnger wrlls hrs rmported Kangaroo shoes to Ray Beary so hrs next tennrs tournament wrll be a lrttle more lumpy WHEREAS Nflrchrgan Assassrn Marer bequeaths hrs Model A S to Sue Lattrn rn case her convertrble decrdes to need reparrrng and Dan I made a pornt Lee leaves hrs enthusrastrc replres rn Englrsh class for any teacher to take notrce of 50 1 1 1' . . . . . ,, ,, . 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J . . . . ,, , ,, . 7 TESTAM WHEREAS Phyllls I ours Truly Demmg leases her tenn1s playmg to anyone who wants to lose 10 pounds and oan I can t help sm1l1ng Fathers just leaves W C S for busmess school WHEREAS SUZIC 100 100 v1s1on Fr1es just leaves early to fmd her way out of school wh1le Sue my boy s name IS How1e Hoffman leases her Blue Bus t1ckets to Barb 'Vlaxsch so she can saxe a few penn1es here and there WHEREAS Dorothy I ll make a good housewrfe Zertler leax es her Home Ec notes to the exper1mental chefs 1n Chef Club wh1le Norma I know a fellow rn Lockport Hlrsch and Theresa Marlanne Hartman leave thelr never endlng fr1endsh1p to the Savey Selover Sramese twms WHEREAS Barb I m so tall Jaeger leaves her soft mellow VOICC to Shxrley Judson for her future use at the Met and MZYIOH My heart belongs to Alfred Smlth leaves her house for future publxclty meetmgs WHEREAS Ga1l Legs O Hara L1eppert bequeaths her down to earth talks wlth Reg and Coach to thelr future budd1es and Shlrley Bedroom Eyes Pfexl leaves her job as Bus1ness Ed1tor ofthe YEARBOOK to anyone who owns a padded cell and has read The Hucksters WHEREAS Irma I represent the people Barre leaves her hammer and ch1sel used to Extract penn1es for school drrves from the g1r1s to Barb Ill break your arm Al recht WHEREAS Nancy I root for P1ttsburgh Sm1th leaves her wreStl1ng ab1l1ty to Bunny Grenzebach and Pat I talk wrth my eyes Paulhn leaves her allur1ng personalrty to Betty the Zymph Zrmpfer WHEREAS Jean Ides1gned the B1lllCS Sheasley leaves her creatlve mlnd to some un known 1n the un1or Class and Lulu Im new th1s year Hudson leaves wrth a puzzled express1on because of we uns at W C S WHEREAS Thelma I m mapormg 1n Bus1ness Crandall leaves her sunny d1spos1t1on and qu1et ways to Lee Foster IH hopes that she w1ll put them to good use WHEREAS jean Tons of Fun Rogge leaves her reducmg mach1ne to Carol Metz WHEREAS Catherrne I m qu1et Mrddleton leaves her T gle corsages to Mrs Hunt s decoratron club and Katherrne K1tty Thomps aves her tremendous vo1ce to Ch1nlesS Barb Hlne WHEREAS Alllson H O Schulz leaves her famed madcap part1es to anyone whose home w1ll accommodate the whole town and Barb I know a fellow nn every town Grenzebach leaves her ab1l1ty to charm certarn sen1or boys to the Freshmen g1rlS but do they need 1t9 WHEREAS Ag1le Ann Hannes leaves her model1ng lessons to D1ppy Dell Albrecht whale Mad Nancy W1lson and Grnny Stunt Dr1ver Stxmm leave thelr dr1v1ng craftsmanshlp to Deadeye Dlck Sm1th WHEREAS can Shortchange Hlckelton leaves so that the Cafeterla books w1ll balance and De Chantal Hoefner just leaves her long walks from Enghsh class to anyone who works IU the Cafeterla WHEREAS Donna the walk Davrs leaves her slnged glasses to future experlments by Tuzz WHEREAS To thejunlor Class we leave the r1ght to carry on the trad1t1ons of us thelr predecessors by not learn1ng thelr parts rn Senlor Plays unt1l first performance never carrymg on qu1et class meet1ngs and usxng the desks 1n 213 and 214 as waste paper baskets WHEREAS To the Sophomore Class we leave the r1ght to become sole owners of the t1tle Wh1 S one year and a day after we have saddened all by our departure the ab1l1ty to rxve lvlr Tuzz mad w1th a bxgger and better sl1de rule and the r1ght to trounce upon all unsuspect1ng Freshmen WHEREAS To the Freshmen Class we leax e our congratulatrons for havmg surv1ved a vear under the Wh1ps commands and our deepest sympathy for havmg to leave you so soon In hopes that the above ment1oned w1ll be falthfully carrxed out we begrudgmgly put our X upon th1s document cons1der rt to be our Last W1Il and Testament and place lf rn the hallowed pos1t1on next to the school bell Slgned sealed and wept upon by the Senlor Class on une n1nth ID the year nmeteen hundred and fifty 51 I - .. 7 H . - - I v II .. , -- H - , . : . 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CONCRATUL XI IONS and C OOD LL CR to all he GRADL ATES OF XIILLIANISXILLE CEN TRAL BLACK S 56 to 9100 STORE 5522 24 NIAIN STREET XX ILLI ANISVILLE 21 NEI XORK ll F STlMMuNc11 ENGINEERS CONTRACTORS 531 Q9 T1-IE ELLICOTT SQ. BUFFALO 4 N. Y MAo1soN moo SKILL RESPONSIBILITY INTEGRITY a smn o ' ood constructwn HOWARD G BRITTING ACENCY Inc REAL ESTATE and IXSURANCI' 5574 Alam Street AAIIIIIIHSNIIIC 1X X Telephones PL 6118 PL 6901 PL 55158 AMHERST BUILDERS SUPPLY 8: COAL CORPORATION COAL COKE PAINTS BLILDERS SLIPLIES YXILLI ANISVILLE X X 59 I I I 1 . f ' ' 1 '. Q I ' ' ' I I1 Y 4 A x V I L T A Q . 1 I A A , LY xr ' , - - I ' . O o 9 o 11 ' Q ! SX mnki - J counts 1 In ' 5 1 6 11, a A., . 11 yr tiff, J 'ocumdx L ' ' I 1 5,111 I 1 , 1111 . , l u . I 3 - 4' . I . 1 I I L . 7. .' V. , , . I . , . 9 u 1 ' . N' ' ' J N 7 5 - ' 7 , . . , 1 . . 'I'lvere Is Sindy, Before 1Vork: Work Before Surressq Sl1!'I'!'.9S ls Ilze Rirh, Full Knowledge of Alioinment In Our Daily Ads' ROTARY FASOLIIN E R. L. McDermott Proprietor 5151 XIAIN STREET XVILLIAN VILLE N. X. BATT CO INC Plumlzzn and Heating 095 X111 HIC XX XVI Bl FFXLO PHONE CR'111I 1811 Complzments of READ MOTOR CO INC 5661 NI-XIN STREET 11 ILLIANISYILLE IN X HERBERT E DARLINC C LNLR NL CONIRXC IOR 151 C XLIPORNIA IJRIVI XVILLIXNISVILLL N H 60 Y . QQ 9, Y I ! . . .IS , ' ' O O en 4 5 1 .ry . Q Q1-fp C., 7 f xvqi 1 1 A!- 0, I Cars - FORD - Trucks v Y 7 Y 7 . , L . ' 1 , . . I ,T A , !,,. I I . A A A 4 A 1 1 - ,' I . 4. , , KNOWN for VA lufs SHOP THE UNIVERSITY PLAZA GRANT STORE Convenient - Complete Assortments - Free Parking Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings until 9 P.M cmnplfmem and Best II zshes MR. AND MRS HARRY ALTMAN NI I G E L CII XLNILRS CI-IOC OL XTE PUDDIINC Chalmers Gelatine Corporation uhm Uh? 61 fv 'I' I J 4, . us. -R -'- I Q Q I' , ,, Q 1 . R' ' , I . -If , . 4 . 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