Williamsville High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Williamsville, NY)
- Class of 1951
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Y , ' Z P' -5 -ir.-',' ..- ff- ' li' EEEARCHLIGHT REXENTED BY THE CLASS CDF 1951 OF WILLIAMSVILLE CENTRAL SCI-IOSL WILLIAMSVILLE, NEW YORK MEMQRIAM WALTER I BURGESS T was w1th deepest regret that the students and faculty of the Wlllxamsvllle Central School learned of the untxmely death of Walter I Burgess The secretary of the School Board for the past 30 years he was a fam1l1ar figure about the halls of the school u1et and un assummg he wxll long be remembered for h1s ready sm1le and kind greetlng Mr Burgess always showed a s1ncere 1nterest 1n student act1v1t1es he was a fme gentleman and our steadfast frxend 2 :rc e M ll 'r I It or B y :I-av-9 DEDICATIO X HAROLD B STEIN OR h1s never cndmg efforts and rcadmess ro help for hrs suggcs F100 and helpful cr1r1c1sms for h1s conrmual pauence and gundancc for h1s humor and WIC for h1s smcerc mrcrcsr m a successful goal for us we the Class of 1951 w1sh ro thank Harold B Stem and dcdxcarc ro h1m our producuon THE SEARCHLIGHT 3 EOREWORD The housellghts grow dlm the Lurtam YISCS all cvcs are focused on the sucen ifter months of arduous shoormg on lomuorx If the spauous new VV lLLl MXNISX ILLE CENTR MXL SCHOOL we 'irc at last rcadx to presmt to x ou flu L1ldPfCIl1lCI'C of our Ql.1ss1L produgrxou THL SI ARCIILIGHT Jfllffllllg THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE WILLIANTSX ILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL 1, '35, Produced bg 8 '23 D rated by THE ADNIINHSTR KTION 'SJ 'Ei I1 1 pf rr '1Jr15t111! Dzmtnrf THI FM LLTH 'E '25 31 zg1 M1111 zgru QPr0perI3 Alan, THE STLDENT COLNICIL '23 '23 Teal 111 11 4111 un' HKROLD B STEIN 4 1 If Q1 Y THE YEARBOOK STAFF X w J 'o il 6 . 1 1 , l 3 , , T X , , Z . , N thls rmted cmema and Mr Stem well deserxes the txtle of Chle Techn1c1an PRODUCERS Smtzd S Lattm N Lunt Mr Stem B Br1ll A Albrecht Standgng W Snvder P Exmer Woodburn C Slegel S Nagell A P1 er PRODUCERS ulet quxet famxllar words to us the producers of thls Searchlxght for they were the ltev notes to most of our meet mgs Now all IS qulet and we slt back proud and smxlxng yet a l1ttle hes1tant and yumpv Yvalflng for the approval of our Pro ductlon Between these covers went all our sent1ment and lose all our laughs and fun all our cares and respons1b1l1t1es We desperatelv trxed to produce an ent1relv NEW DIFFERENT and EXCITING SEARCHLIGHT We wanted to present compet1t1on for a Yearbook Oscar jnm Woodburn and hls staff are the Edltors or Producers of THE SEARCHLIGHT had man retalres but we were Y never satnshcd wlth anythmg less than perfectnon Manv t1mes we lounged on the floor of some staff member s home munchmg potato ehxps and addmg spxcv lmes to the Last W1ll or wrackmg our brains for fantastlc lay outs for sports pages The tears we shed can never balance the laughs the memor1es w1ll never lease us for lf IS a wonderful experlence to be art of the makmg of so great a trad1t1on as THE SEARCHLI I-IT J1m Woodburn Carlton S1ege1 Adele Albrecht Susan Lattm Barbara Brlll Walter Snyder Suzanne Nagell Nancy Lunt Margaret E1mer Andrew Plfer Edztor zn Clue Affzftont Edztor Literary Edztor Perform! Edztor Art Edztor Photography Edztor Secretary Trmfurer Puolzrzty Manager Buxzneu Manager 5 i ,- Snvder P Elmer S Nagell C Siegel B Brlll A Plfer A Albrecht -ZW ,pw Woodburn N Lunt 7 DIRECTORS P'XTRlClxJ MLRRKH Prmtlpal of tht l-hgh School As Dxrectot of the studio vshere our xouthtul -lestlmu are Shaped he has gunletl them xuth hrmness and eapabxlxtx 'Xluaw lxlHLl to each of us as lntlzxldulls he has been our honest ludge III the ume of eontro xersx, our ,ulx 1ser when roblems haxe xexed us our renewe ho the face of tlxscouragement In eed we shall remember hw smcere cle xot1on to hu xx orl. that educauon IS hls Infe and that hls heart hes there Vle ferxentlx hope that we Can praettet the ltleals he has IH Qtllled ll'I us XX ALTER KI HERRINGTON Superx 1SlHg Prlnclpal It has been a PI'1NllCgC and A genu me pleasure to share vs 1th our Exec utue Dlreetor the loxs and sorrows o thls moit Illfllllflg rear IC true elxmu of hu crreer A master PICCL h lS been produced through hh foreslght ln plmmng an a IILHCL III lfflllglllg ill DCU: for our future xtars 10 educatlon Perfettlon IS our noble Dlreetor s goal for us Xin L leh of us db men .md women he A tllhute to h1S un fllICI'1I'l2 le lLlLTSl'l1p f .K K KK -Kd i. . 1' .. 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'v DIRECTORS L DON 'XLD MORRIS Coordlnator In our new Assistant Dlrcctor we hate found an undcrst lndxng friend who has unceasmgly worked to harmonlze and synchronize the complex scenes on o r set It IS he wx ho must correct our mam scrxpt dlfhcultles and see that we hare learned our parts Hrs sound xdeas and just susdom haxe gamed hxm the conhdence of the student body and the respect of the other Dlrectors May his splendld efforts contlnue and may he ltmdle 1n us the eager quest for knowledge v. hlch IS so inherent rn h1s belng EARL E BROCK Prmcxpal of the Elementary School To the Dlrector of the elementary school me one our carefree school days filled vsxth the memorles of happy hours and exc1t1ng dlscov erxes We owe to lum our early frlendshxps started then grown stronger now We shall nexer for get how he trrelessly prodded us toward the rxght path when we wax ered ln our mnocence Although he IS seldom seen IU the new studlo hxs mfluence 15 kno-.sn and felt by all From t1me to t1me he has re newed our faxth wxth firm and sage wxsdom PRO PTERS Kindergarten, Grades One and Two - Seated: Mrs. Moore, Miss Muegel, Mrs. Fries, Mrs. Eckert, .ftandirigx Mrs. Eastman, Miss Becker, Miss Fischleg Abfmrs Mrs. M. Benson, Mrs. Brown, Miss Burckley, Mrs. Deckert, Mrs. Gambee, Miss Gaude, Mrs Nlichols Miss Toepftr English and Niathe mitics Sfdffd Miss Fi ,1 Miss Wi son Niiss George Nirs Coulter jtanlnzg Nlr Stem Mr NKittlinf.,er M kossaleuslti Nirs NN Broun Mrs Bosch Miss Mac Du id Mr Cots ard eibfrnt Miss Creol 1 Kttendance and Trmsporta tion Guidance Librarx and Dictician Sum! 'slr Rust Mr Oppermann .Ylamz Miss Rother Mrs Shcdricls 8 Historx Languages and Science Ymted Miss Hollrn in Miss O Weill Miss Curtis Mrs Smith Starzdnzg Mr Schnirel Mr Niciscr 'wir Pls cal Alum! Nluss Wethtrbee N4 Schmitt Mr Stlnford Nlr Tux zolino Grzdcs Tlircc Four ind 1 nc Sunil ,NllNNRlN.I'1lll11 'Nclrcrmm Mrs Luld Brcnnxn Miss Snell NN illccr 1111111115 ouc Mrs boutcr Tuxn M1 s Hoc cr clrx N11 slkirrscx N rs lN rs IN rs lv rs lv rs N11ss N rs ctta N11ss bliclslu Cyri c Six l-lcxlrli Hume. Economics md N L1slC Scare! rs ru cl Nrs Duis N rs Ruuc N1rs cr nn .Yuri mg r Scliocllcs Mr l-lun in r Mucr A fmt N rs Bltt Nliss Bclrz Mr Cir tcr N1issCr0nin Miss OConncll Nlrs acl-1 Nirs XX allcer Arr, Business, Driver Education, Industrial Arts and Physical Edu- cation-Smrrdx Mr. Coleman, Miss Reginato, Miss Kelly, Mr. Wilsong .Yfarzdzrzg Mr. Allen, Mr. Lykc,Mrs. Whitcomb, Mr. Julius, Mr. Paarg Abfmr: Mrs. E. Bcnson, Mr. La- Prcss, Mr. Lcdcrcr. Office Secretaries- Smrzdx Miss Frcrts Mrs. Glaser. Starzd- ing: Mrs. Hausauer Mrs. Braun. 9 . : , .. A , 1.. . 2 y ',.k. . y 1. J. li g fi 1' 15. S l', 1 1 A, 1 Clx ,. 's, u 'l,l ',.1 Bglclcusg :1b.rv11t.' Miss Stilw- X Ld ii, .'1 , .iyaf xl.. T ds, .1 . AK, .11 ',. .. lls - alg J M. 'k, Mir 4. L4 Q bb 5 .15 ix , , . Rb- lu ', 1 '. M. X GE MANAGERS Raw am B Burnham E Westmghouse Woodburn S Nagell S Lew1s D Gervutz Raw rua Mr Her rmgton E Schultz W Magnm L Rlley M1ssONe1ll R Menzle G Delbold S Glaser Mr Murray Rau three P Hertel H Wray R Albrecht B Albrecht D Smith R Hoffman R Moeller P Spoor L Kjeldgaard R Bankcrt Abram Underwood These are the men and gals behmd the scenes our Student Councll Throughout 1950 1951 thms group of ambrtxous representatnes haxe guxded the success of the school wear Miss ONe1ll the adxlser Woodburn the Presxdent and Suzanne Nagell the Secretarv for her second xear are 1n lrne for a great deal of credxt They 1-1 1th the Councxl hase made numerous COHIYIDUIIOHS to the student body and the commumty They are the Stag Managers Headlng seweral suc cessful charrtv drnes cheerlng up sen rcemen r Chrrstmas tlme w 1th cards presentmg an entertammg Sprmg Party and sendmg l-lolldav greetmgs to our nelghbotmg schools were hrghllghts of th lr work On Memorlal Day they led the seruces Sue Nagell readlng the Trxbute On May Day lf was Presxdent lm who vnallted wlth the lovely Freshman ueen They haue done the hundred and one odd yobs around the school back stage The Student Council IS made up of hard workmg lndlvlduals Thev hawe enloyed being your representa tn es they haxe clone an excellent job To the Student Councll or next year you have a challenge to meet keep up the good work of your predecessors' J Woodburn QPres1dentD S Lewis Mlss O Nexll S Nagell QSccretaryD P Spoor . . ,. ,Il ,. ,. , . ' . fx . - 1 - 1 - 1- 1 1 - 1 - 1- 1 1 . 1 A 1 ' ' 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 ' 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 1 , . , ' . C D 1 ' A 1 1 1 11 . - 1 ' 1.11m ' sf 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 . 7 - 1 1 C . 1 . 1 v 3' .. , 1 by 7 1 ,' e ' '. 1 1 - 1 , - . , . , S 7Y22 fv - 1- 1 ! ' l I I 4 I SE IOR GFFICERS M KRGKRET 'XNNI EIMER Pren fmt xl A R 1 y L N Q XNSOS A LTQ bil D V101 1 T V SIE Q,O V160 GEL HE LEN ETHEL BEN Z .Yefrrtarp I 2 SUZANNE LOUISE ABERTH Sue A flauvr of ourjozmg zuamazzbaad, Mai0rWBusinessg G.A.A, ig Chorus 33 Ceramics Club Lg Current Events Club 3. ADELE IRENE ALBRECHT Dell .fha lover to talkg rbe lover to luuglvg flve lower to darzfcg Ill! law: lffe. Major-French, Honor Roll 1, 1, 3, 4, Searchlight L, 3, 4, Yearbook Literary Editor 4, W.C.S. News 1., 3, Etlitor 4, G.A.A. I, L, 3, 4, Chorus i, L, 3, Driirniitics 3, 4, Debate Club 1,journ.1lism Club 2.5 Knitting Club 3, Current Events Club 3. NANCY LEE ALLAN Nance ' Aml a WU' mfr Kgll'!,j0ll'll find l1rr. .. Major-eBusiness, Honor Roll 1, L, 4g Chorus I, 7.,Drr1mi1tics Club ig Cenunics Club L, Current Events Club 3. f lg? JOAN ANNETTE AMON Skip L1 e uztbout laughter 11 4 dreary blank Mfilor Business Starchl1ght4 G A 'X I 2. 3 4 Chorus 1 L 3 4 Dr1mitic,sClub1 Music Club Ceramics Club 3 Current Ei ents Club 3 RICH ARD CHARLEb BAXHLER Dick Thr pau rr of rl onql! Ile m IEIL' 0 ll: mnnl M-llor Scitnct Honor Roll 1 7. 3 4 Student c0LlI1Lll 3 Stirchlight 4 Footbill 7. Tennis letters 3 4 Chorus i 3 Drunitics 4 Pliottmgriplix Club I Chemistry Club 3 Currtnr lzitnts Club 3 LORENZ CARL BARIE Buddy Young ellour u Ill be young ellaux Mayor Science Rod and Gun Club 7. Stage Crew 3 13 l M .. 'S C I ! .. -. 1 fl. . . 54--As,,,i ',,,Q-ii' ,. . . -y , . E ln ' 11 1 1 ' ' 1 1711 fl , 1 L'-A ,,,9, i 'H LH A Q' 1 3 j ',511'g 11 g Y' .4 H 1 W i Q . RAYMOND EUGENE BEARY Ray I au aka an: mornmg and ound mjrel amow Malor Busmess Honor Roll 3 Searchllght 4 Tenms letters 7. 3 4 Baseball 1 Pho tography Club 1 Chess Club 7. Ceram1cs Club 3 Current Events Club 3 HELEN ETHEL BENZ Both wuz and bath delzgbtful too Major Latin Honor Roll 1 7. 3 4 Class Seeretarv4 Student Counc1l3 Searchlxght 3 4 G A A 1 7. Sketch Club 1 Current Exents Club 3 JOHN VINCENT BLAUVELT johnny None but bzmrcl can be hu parallel Mayor Science Searchllghtz 3 Sports Ed1tor4 Football 7. letters3 4 Basketball 7. 3 letter 4 Tennls letters 7. 3 4 Rod and Gun Club 1 Chess Club 7. Current Ex ents Club 3 The man that blufhu 1: not a brute Major Sclence Honor Roll 1 7. 3 4 Searchlxghtz Sports Ed1tor3 Ass1stantEj1tor 4 Yearbook3 Footall7. letter4 Dramat1cs1 7. 3 4 Photographs Club1 Dramatlcs Club 7. Current Ex ents Club 3 A l7or.rr, a barn, mg lznzgdom for a barn School 3 I4 tt m 1 Q Q Q tug' Q' S Q 1 - ,. Q sxrg ,Q n' ai---an Q ' tl t, l Q ar Q y ,Q ' rs S snr Q Q Y 1 1 x M! ,,.. ,f'4'C': Y Q ,sul K l 'Q x l , . y l Q :url ' Q---yy ' Q' Q ARTHUR CHANDLER BRENTON Art BARBARA ANN BRILL Barb1e Better to be Jmall and Jlmzr than to be fall and cart a rlvadow Major Art Honor Roll 1 7. 3 4 Class X rce Pres1tlent3 SC3l'Cl'lllghI3 ArtEtl1tor 4 Yearbook Art Ed1t0r4 G A A 1 7. Secretarv 3 4 Chorus 1 7. 3 Photographs Club 1 Journallsm Club 7. Sketch Club 3 Current Ex ents Club 3 MARY LOTS BRYAN Loey Mayor Latln, Sketch Club 3, Current Ex ents Club 3 Transferred from Neumann Hugh SYLVIA RUTH BUDDENHAGEN Sally Bright gem witfi a lnufiml, mm! Jpdrk. Major-Latin, Honor Roll 1, 7., 3, 4, Searchlight 7., 3, Exchange Editor 44 Orchestra 1, 7., 3, 4QDYHm3I1CS 1, 7., 3, 4Q Current Events Club 3. JUDITH ANN BURE Judy Evcrjthing come: to peoplc af Jufrct and rbrerful difpaxitian. MajorjScience, Honor Roll IQ Searchlight 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Chorus 1, 7., 3, Sketch Club IQ Kmttmg Club LQ Ceramics Club 3Q Current Events Club 3. ARLENE LOIS CLABEAU Ar Art if tb: puiniirzg of ngy mul MajorfArtg Honor Roll 1, z., 3, 4, Searchlight 7., 3, 4, G.A.A. LQ Chorus 1, 7., 3, Sketch Club 2., 3. I LEONARD JOHN CLOTHER Turscha I bear 1: charmed I1 e Muor Mathemtucs Football 1 7. lttters3 4 Basketballt letters3 4 Baseb,1ll1 letters 3 4 Chess Club 1 7. Chemxstry Club 3 Current Ex ents Club 3 Tl r mrut blefung IJ a good u om nz Mnor krt Honor Roll 1 4 lsmttmg Club 1 Sltetch Club 7. Ceram1csClub3 Current Ex ents Club 3 ANTHONX ROBERT JOHN CORPUS Bo A 111,171 J but tlvmgx are nearer! lvzm :lore about bu ect Mxlor Vlathematlcs Honor Roll I 7. 3 4 Sez1rchl1ght4 Chorus3 4 Photography Club 1 Chess Club 7. Chemxstry Club 3 Craft Club 3 5 3 Q ,. ' f X EJ , Q N LETTICE JOY COLEMAN Lettie f 1- 4 ' 5 ' ' 3 - I COLLEEN ALLEN CUMMINGS Keenle M7 heart rr wd M11or Scxence G A A 3 Book Club 7. Currtnt Extnts Club 3 Transferred from Posnhclx Masten I-hgh School 7. MARGARET ANN EIMER Peggy M4711 zz rzmdxfup hax ffuf g rl bfgllfl o u owen mam o mm our Muor French Honor Roll 4 Class Presnlent 4 Cl1ss Necrtt lrx 1 7. 3 bl.ll'Cl1ll2llI 7. 3 4 HearbookPubl1C1tx MJl1AgCf4 Cv 'X A 1 7. 3 Chorus 1 3 lxn1rt1n5Club1 CLFAHNCS Club 7. Current Extnrs Club3 WALTER RAYMGND EV ANS Hank Tln modern J 11 mndlc Io Ibj mfr!! Stage Crew 3 4 l uf EDWARD ALLAN FAXLANGER Edclle BJ Ib: u ark one knouf flu uorkman Mayor Mathemaucs Chorusz 3 Rod and Gun Club 1 Photography Club Current Ex ents Club 3 BARBARA ANNE FILSINGER Barb .Ure loolu quiet mul JM, but you mmm! judge a book by ltr coz er Mayor Sc1enct,Scarchl1ghr 4, Chorus 7., 3, Kmrtmg Club 7., Ceram1es Club 7., Current Ex ents Club 3, Transferred from The N.1rd1n Acnlerm 7. LEATRICE MAE FCJSTER Lc:e' T11 not my talmt to :mural mj tlvouglwtr Mayor Busmess, Chorus 1, 7., 3, 4, Chess Club 7., Ccramxcs Club 3, Current Ex ents Club3 16 L iz U- ' 4 .. . g ' g ' K ' , 1 7. .. A ,f' 1 .f ,fr ,Af . 3 7 Q Q 'f ' Qlisfv' 'i,',,Q'1 , .' . .Y ,r .,. ','. Y l YI x , R Y 'A ' Y 7 Y ' 3 'Y I l 1 , Ma1orABus1ness, Honor Roll 4, Chorus 1, 1, 3, 4, Photography Club IQ Chess Club LQ , . , A Q 1 I I .. - ,. ' n 9 , 5 4 ' 15 PAUL RAYMOND GERWITZ Pablo A zz fir nzwz zf iw rpw.zk,r but Jvftlovz. Mayor' fbpanish, Honor Roll 1, 2., 3,4QDI'ilfT1LllClCS 7.gChess Club 7.gCurrent Events Club 3 HARRIETTE ELEANOR GLASS Cffnrfrozzr rlumqf' may grvlflf flmlzkglv retfral. Dllltll' Nl.lfllClIl.lflCS, Honor Roll .3QTI'LIH5l'CI'I'CLl fromScz1rsdule High School 4. DOROTHY LOU GRAY Dotty Hur lfflfill im' Ianni' 111111 ziezwr mmu,' rnfli glrff are few and fur befzreeu, M.t1or liusinessg G.A.A. igilhorus 1, LQ Knitting Club IQDfdI1l1lflCS Club 7.gCcr11n1ics Club BQ Current Events Club 3. HARRY BERNARD HAMMILL HI Mouse Phjurally rmall but a mental gum: M1yor Science Footballz 3 Tennis letrersz. 3 4 Photogmphx Club 1 Chess Club 2. Current Events Club 3 3 Q RITA ANNE HARMON The jov 0 youth and hmltlv bar :yr duplajm' 3 4 Dramatics 7. 4 Knitting Club 1 Ceramics Club 3 Current Ex ents Club 3 DORIS MARGARET HENEL Dory The mzldert marzrzrr md tl: gfflllfff heart Nhyor Business Chorus x 7. 3 Knitting Club 1 Ceramics Club 3 Current Exents Club3 7 Ma1orfBusinessg Honor Roll 4g Searchlight 1, Publicity Manager 4g GAA, rgChorus ul, , 4 ' , Q 4 ' 4 R ' ' ' ' - . . 6 7 . 1 ' H 'A 'Q , , 5 ' A 3 ' Q ' I BARBARA JEAN HINE Barb Olv, why Jlnould' lzfr all labor be? Major-Science, Searchlight 1, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, L, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 1., 3, Debate Club 1 Dramatics Club 1, Flower Arrangement Club 3, Current Events Club 3. BARBARA JEANNE HINEY Barb A ,good heart ir better than all hcadf in the u'orlu'. Major-fHome Economics, Honor Roll 4, Chorus 3, 4, Dramatics Club LQ Flower Ar- rangement Club 3g Current Events Club 3. ROBERT NELSON HOPKINS Huoppy' Hr rxlvibztf a long lim of ancrrtorx. Mayor f Science, Searchlight 1, 3, Photography Editor 4, Football 1, 7.,B215llCIl'3illl 1, 3 Dramatics 1, Photography Club I,KI1lII1I1g Club 7., Current Events Club 3. 1 -uv GEORGE ALBERT HUDOCK Georg1e Mm 0 ew uordx are zmprcnne uhm heard Major Busmess Baseball letter 4 Transferred from Plne Hlll l-hgh School 4 FRANK PAUL HUGAR Hook H bm zgnorancz IJ blur tu folb to be um' NANCX ELIZABETH IRR Nance For I am natlmg 1 not :ritual 'vlayor Busxness Honor Rolll 7. 3 4 Searchhghtz 4 G A A 1 1. 3 4 Chorusz 3 Knlttlng Club 1 Dramatlcs Club 7. Ceramlcs Club 3 Current Exents Club 3 18 , A 7 g 5 -a ' Q. . K s V Q H ff 1 ' l - Mayor-Shop, Rod and Gun Club 1, Chess Club 7., Sketch Club 3, Current Events Club 3. A l 77. f . . I CRAIG HARVEY JENNINGS Gunner Hi: onh fault ir that he har no fault. MaiorsScience, Honor Roll 1, 7., 3, 4, Basketball 7., 3, Baseball 7., letters 3, 4, Orches- tra 1, 7., 3, President 4QDf3m21IlCS 4, Rod and Gun Club 1, Current Events Club 3. SHIRLEY ANN JUDSON Shirl Lzfe if a dramaj to why not play? Maiorflfrenchg Honor Roll 1, 7., 3, 4, Searchlight 7., 4, Chorus 1, 7., 3, 4, Dramarics 7., 3, 4, Declamation Contest 3, Library work z., DFlllIl2lflCS Club 1, 3, Music Club 7., Current Events Club 3. DAYTON LLOYD KANE Date A little norzrmrr naw and tlwm if rrlzrlvnl Q1 :lie but of mm. Major-Mathematics, Transferred from Amherst Central High School 4. LL-0 PETER GORDON KREBS Pete Trlrkr trzfltr and more fflfkj' Malor Science Knitting Club 7. ChefClub 3 Transferred from Neumann High School SUSAN PALMER LATTIN Susie Tao lmn ulth from dnl lmurr to mr ta ln: or 111: Nlaior Science Se1rchl1ght3 4 Helrhool. Personal Editor 4 G 'XA 1 7. 3 4 Chorusi 7. 3 4 Dr1matics3 Debate Club 1 CurrentEwentsClub1 3 Chemistry Club3 ROBERT DAWSON LAWALL BO I dill 710f HI lb? fdlf 0 C02II!Il0II 721571 Major Science Class Vice President 4 Student Council 7. Football letters 1 7. 3 4 Basketball 1 letters 7. 3 4 TCHHISB letter 4 Chemistry Club3 9 'QP .3 ,Q f x r Q, ,I 1' 'x I RICHARD MERRILL LITTLE Dick Gmtl: in mamzzr hut uigoroux in deed. Major-Science5 Transferred from Tonawanda High School 3. NATHALIE CLINTON LUNT Nan Sh: mixed rmron with plmiurz and wirdom with mirth. Major-Science, Honor Roll 3, 45 Searchlight 3, Treasurer 45 Yearbook Treasurer 45 Cheerleading 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Dramatics 45 Transferred from Amherst Central High School 3. BARBARA MARIE MAISCH Barb Life is to me am great puzzle, Mayor-Businessg Searchlight 7., 3, 4, Cheerleading 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 7., 3, 45 Chorus 1, 7., 3QDI'3.l'l13IlCS Club 15 Knitting Club zgjournalism Club 3, Current Events Club 3. X X 'gf' RUBY ANN MARCUM Wlddlflg lr dertmy Major Home Economics GAA 3 4 Chorus 1 7. 3 Knitting Club 1 Dramatics Clubz. JOANNA MENGE The unj ta hair 4 rmzd 1: in he one Mayor Mathematics Honor Roll 1 7. 3 4 Chorusr 7. 3 4 Knitting Club1 Chem istrs Club 3 Current Es ents Club 3 CAROL ANN METZ Metzker Bzd mr dl.f60llfJ'! I will mchant thznc mr Major Business Searchl1ght4 GA A 1 7. Chorusz 3 Knitting Club1 7. Current Events Club 3 20 Qi GERALDINE CATHERINE MICHELS Gerry Rejoice lut plcarurrlen you die. Major-Business, G.A.A. 1, 2., 3, 4, Chorus 2., 3,DI'3.l'I13IlCS Club IQ Knitting Club 2., Craft Club 3, Current Events Club 3. SUZANNE NAGELL Suz' A marry heart makn a cheery countmanre. Major-Science, Honor Roll 1, 1, 3, 4, Class Vice-President LQ Student Council 1, Secretary 3, 4, Searchlight 2., 3, 4, Yearbook Secretary 4, Cheerleading 2., 3, Captain 4 Chorus 1, 2., 3: Current Events Club 2., Chemistry Club 3, HENRI THEOPHILE PECQUEUR A laugh ix worrb 11 rhoumnd groarzr. Major-Shop, Chorus 4, Photography Club 1, 2.g Craft Club 3g Stage Crew 3. CHARLES WARREN PETTIT Charhe All marzlznzd lotrr a later Malor Mathemaucs Honor Roll 1 2. Baseball 1 2. letters 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Chorus 1 2. 3 4 Librarv Staff 2. Rod and Gun Club 1 Dramatlcs Club 2. Current Exewts Club 3 Chem1stry Club 3 ANDREW JACKSON PUIER Andy Then be 1411! talk Yr Godr How be u rl! talk 3 4 3 t lrboolt 3 Buslness Manager 4 Footblll Manager 4 Dram IIILS 4 Rod and Gun Club 1 Dramatics club 2. Chenustrv Club 3 Current Ewents Club 3 NANCY HELENE PITMAN Nan Hou meet and azr fb: recmr to In Mayor Busrntss Honor ROll4 Se1rchl1ght4 G 'X 'X 1 2. 3 4 Chorus 1 3 Knitting Club 1 Ctramics Club 2. Current Ex ents Club 3 21 .. - ,. V - V ' - 'As , Q , , .,: . 4 1 , , , 5 4 , 5 4 ' Q 'r , . .. H H A ' f V 1' 4 Mayor- AScienceg Honor Roll 1, 2., 3, Class President 2., Searchlight 2., Business Manager .2 47 Q , 5 ,Ng . i ' K Q i , i ' , - .. .. f 1 f' , . 'wifes QU 4 ,, Q ., 4 EDWARD CHESTER POPE ' 'Bud' ' H And n noble lad ir be, too. Mayor-Shopg Chorus IQ Photography Club IQ Rod and Gun Club zg Current Events Club 3. MARJORIE JEAN QUAINTANCE Margie There ir a lot offun in the world if one only know: wbrrc tofind it. Mayor-Businessg Dramatics 4g Transferred from Amherst Central High School 4. MARLENE HELEN RAMBO .Yo modcrt, half hrr worth ir not known. Mayor-Scienceg Honor Roll 4Q Transferred from Amherst Central High School 4. AN DGLORES BETTY SAF F ER Dee An ornament o .ru ect and quiet :pmt Mayor Scxence Honor Roll 1 1 3 4 Searchl1ght4 GAA 1 3 4 Chorus 1 2. 3 Kmtrmg Club 1 Ceramxcs Club 2. Current Ex ents Club 3 Hall to Ihre blftb: .rpzrzt Mayor Art Class Treasurer r 1 3 Searchllght 1. 4 Cheerleadmg 1 7. 4 Captam3 G A A 7. 4 Chorus 1 2. 3 Dramat1cs4 Sketch Club 1 Debate Clubz. Current Exents c1ub3 DOLORES MARIE SEILER Dory A lvappj heart gon all dog Mayor Busxness Searchl1ght4 G A A I 1. 3 4 Chorus 1 3 Sketch Club: Kmttmg Club 2. Leaders Club 3 Current Exents Club 3 22 5 Q '29 44 U 1 N J 5 . .fr 4 Il- . DIANA LEE SAVEY Di 1' ,,Q,,lQ' T59 tl MARION LUCILLE SELOVER She har the znratzabl: rage for talkzng Mayor Art Honor Roll 1 7. Searchlxghtz 4 G A A I 7. 3 4 Chorus I 7. 3 Sketch Club 1 Dramatxcs Club 7. Current Events Club 3 FRANK CARLTON SIEGEL S1CgS Bur aryou knew me all a plain Hunt man Mayor Mathematxes Honor Roll 1 7. 3 4 Class Tre,1surer4 Searehl1ght3 Txpm Ed1tor4 Yexrbook Assxstunt Ed1tor4 Footbull 1 letters7. 3 4 Basketball 7. letters 3 4 Baseball I 7. letters3 4 Dramatxcs 4 Photography Club 1 Sclence Club 1. Chemlstry Club 3 NANCY JAYNE SMITH Nance A mighty hunter and her pry u, Jr man Mayor Muhcmztxcs SCll Chllgl1IC L 3 4 C,llCCI'lC.1Llll1g 1 3 4 IDAIICS Club 1 lxmttmg Club 7. Current Extnts Club 3 it QM? 3'-7 RICHARD WARDWELL SMITH Hoover Blcnnztgr on him who rft mvmtzd :leap Mayor Mathematxcs Football7. Ba.sketb.1ll3 Baseballz letters3 4 Chorus 1 Rod and Gun Club 1 Chess Club 7. Chem1stry Club 3 SUZANNE LOUISE SNELL Sue 'I our uit make: otl en u :tty Mxyor Sc1ence,Se.1rchl1ght4 G A A 7. Chorusz. 3 Drumatxcs I Kmrtmg Club 1 7. Current Exents Club 3 MADELINE IVA SNYDER Mat They are truly great xx ho are truly good Mayor BUSIHCSS, Dramatlcs 7., Dramatxcs Club 1, 7., Book Club 3, Current Enents Club 3, Transferred from Allegany Central School 1 23 '-sy ,Q ,,s Q 4 ' - 7 V ' '- 4. - 5 g Q1 ' 'ay ', , ,Q ' ,, ,Q f 'Q ' 4 4 ' 1 I ll. . - . ly sg.: ' , , g' ' ,3,4QG..'X.A.L, , gDru4 , Q 5 ,. 3 .1 rv ' I ,gr -2 'O I X 1 ' r , '-- 'Q 5 3 ' Q , ,Q 5 9 5 - . 7 , , A 2'- s-..9 5 ,Q WALTER AVERY SNYDER Wally Natur: hath mafded a rmglty man Mayor Scxence Class Pres1dent3 Hcarboolt Photographs Edltor 4 Football 1 letter 4 Dramat1cs 4 Photogrxphx Club 2. Craft Club 3 RICHARD DANA STRICKLAND Struck lVha dorr not lor: um: uamm and Jong rrmanu 21 aa! hu uhalc Z1 e lang Mayor Science Honor Roll 1 2. 3 4 Student Counc1l3 Seatehl1ght3 C1rculat1on Manager 4 Football 2. letters3 4 Basketball 2. 3 Chorus3 Dramatxcs 4 Rod and Gun Club 1 Scmence Club 2. Current Excnts Club 3 Stage Crew 4 MARION FAITH SUMNER Molly ll burner :J uortlv dawg at all 11 uartb domg url! Mayor Mathematres Honor Roll 1 2. 3 4 Searchhght Publlcm Manager 2. 3 Ed1tor4 Yearbook3 G A A 1 2. 3 4 Chorus 1 2. 3 4 Photography Clubl our nal1sm Club 2. LAWRENCE PAUL ULLMANN YOXIC L1 e u zthaut rzammfr :J lllze lrmonad: uzrl out Jugar Mayor Latxn Basketball letter 4 Baseball letter 4 Transferred from Kenmore Hxgh School 4 HOWARD PAUL URBAN How1e Hrrr .f ajoung grntlmzan u lm ac!J like a young grntlnnan Mayor Scnencc, Chemxstry Club 3, Current Exents Club 3, Transferred from Tona vxanda Hxgh School 4 SHIRLEY ALICIA VOLLAND Hshlfln Ne: cr rlnzntge when lou bar found ltr hom: Mayor Art, Chorus 1, 2., 3, Dramatlcs Club 1, Sketch Club 1 24 Mnjor Shop Trmsferretl from West Senem Central High School 3. DAVID CONRAD WEISSER Dave fr Mxlor QCIQDCL B1seh1ll letters 3 4 Photogrtphx Club 1, Rod and Gun Club L, RICHARD KNIGHT WELTE D1clC' 4 rllxp zzlo II pfrxrnzt lll1l10lllIQlfblillfllflllllf :ll mrtr nf llll Mxlor Mlthemttlcs SLlI'Cllllgl1IfL 3 4 CJFCHLSIYI4 Chorus I 7. 3 4 Sketch Clubx ROBERT FURBER WOOD Woodsy Malor SCICUCC Scarchltght 4 Rod and Gun Club 1 Current Events Club 3 JAMES MILTON wooDBURN Wmdy He porrnrnl u perulmr talent 0 producmq r ect nz u Iwata: rr he ram' or did lVl11or Mtthemitlcs Honor Roll I 7. 3 4 Cl1ss President I StutlentCounc1lPres1 dent 4 gC'lfCllllgl1I3 4 Hearbook 3 Etlltor zn Ch1ef4 B1sLetb1ll 1 letttrs3 4 But ball 1 Dr IITIIIICS 2. 4 Rod 1nd Gun Cluhr Chess Club Chef Club 3 Current Exents Club 3 BEVERLY JEAN WORDEN Bev lV1rh temper calm and mild and uordr a I0 tmed tone M :yor Sclence Searchlxght 4 Chorus 7. 3 4 Dr tmatxcs 4 Dcclamatlon Contest Lrbrary vwork 3 Knrttxng Club 1 CurrcntExer1ts Club 7. Ceramics Club 3 9-5 1 . , f . 7' 3 Q -N r s y Q ' ' Q 3 ,M 4 J . . , . A mrly headed bay and mirchief-making monkey from birth. ' ' f ' 9 ' 5 5 ' . . . - , , 2'f1 Us 4 4 ' Q- I 4 7 Q ' C u 1 ' ' Q - C 34 1 ' l r 1 a 3' C' 4 4 3 2 , 4 - 4 A ll 4 ' 1 . . , , ' ' , ' f f - 3 ' N 5 4 4 5 . , 4 2 4 I 35 l Q Q ' Q - BETTY VIOLET ZIMPF ER Zymph Although tl: lan not tl: lnut Mayor Math Searchl1ght4 GAA 1 L 3 4 Orchestra 1 1. 3 4 Chorusz 3 4 Photographs Club 1 Muslc Club 3 Current Exents Club3 LMA MATER Dear Alma Mater to you thls song we s1ng Working together vtctory to brlng Dear Alma Mater here s success to you In th1s school bulldmg happy volces rlng Here we form frlendshlps of whlch the sages slng We w1ll be true to them forex er and a day Dear Alma Mater when we re on l1fe s way Dear Alma Mater school of Wh1te and blue You ve taught us honor 1n 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 wlth your banner unfurled May we flaunt your colors wherever we may be Dear Alma Mater We w1ll rex erence thee ELIZABETH MAURER COTTON 28 MARGARET BRETT BLOCHER 29 26 ,7 , I , '-4 'li'--,,,Q ,,4 3 I s 1 Q ' . 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A -A015 - BOB LAWAI.I, IBARII BRILL DICK 55'II'I'I1I DIANA SAK ILY VPN v .A W I I In I PM Irv f A V Y-ff I A' , I , 1 I f., - Q 'I A ' ' Q ,i-Q , if I Qu: 9 l A 0 A . , I x I f ' , 9 K .U 1 X , N' 1 2- X V 'Ai . , 4- A A144 . 2'-1 LEN CLOTHER SUE SNELL I DICK STRICKLAND NANCY SMITH LAST WILL AND TESTAME As WE the Class of 1951 wrth tears rn our eyes present these our most cherlshed possesS1ons we want to remember the happy carefree days at W C S and we shall never forget all of you Cbut we re golng to try hardl We glve devlse and bequeath our estate real and personal as follows WHEREAS Leaplng Lenny Bleachers Clother bequeaths h1s raucous guffaws rn all classes to bols terous anet Clark and Betty The Nymph Zlmpfer leaves her zany questlons to Woopsy Wendy Westrnghouse WHEREAS Handy Andy P1fer leaves h1s notorlous rock collectlon to Marlon Moeller and Robert Lyman and Robert The Insect Wood leaves h1s rlotous jokes and rare storles to Mr H V Kalten born Stem WHEREAS Barb Muscles Br1ll leaves her amazmg stature to anyone who wants to peek 1nto keyholes wrthout bendmg over wh1le Sally I ve got a crush on Mr Carter Buddenhagen bequeaths her math papers to M1Ss WllllC ID hopes that maybe she can figure them out WHEREAS Arlene But I m not talkmg Clabeau and Beverly I glow rn the dark Worden leave thexr lumlnous sweaters to the Tharnrsh Terror TWIUS and Edd1C Blue Sl1p Desyardrns w1lls hrs study hall sketches to M1sS O Nerll WHEREAS Bob Be Prepared Corpus leaves h1s tmy tootsres to ackle Grenzebach to grve her a frrmer foundatlon and LOIS Doc Bryan leaves a clean and empty locker to the janxtors for the Hrst trme ln her h1gh school career WHEREAS Barb B Hone Hme leaves herjane Russell buxld to Beverly Are you for real? Burnham wh1le D1ck Bralns Inc Bahler leaves h1s 1ntell1gent mrnd to Todd If conce1t were bralns I d be a gemus Beattxe WHEREAS Rapld Rlchard The Streak Strlckland w1lls h1s ferocrous Splflf to Jerry I ve got the ball Fahnmg and Art Flowmg Locks Brenton leaves h1s terror of barber shops to Mr Ralph Wholesome W1lson WHEREAS Harrlet Shatterproof Glass leaves her New York accent to Carol Clcky Flscher and Dell I wrlte a boy IH every axr base Albrecht leaves her wreck room to her slsters hopmg they haxe as much fun 1n lf as she d1d WHEREAS Larry YOXIC Yoeman Ullmann leaves h1s superb management of the B1ll1es Basketball bench to Stanford C Breeze wh1le Dotty I remember Allegheny Gray bequeaths her qulet ways and pleas1ng manner to Carol I love the boys Slegel WHEREAS Barb Bulck FllSll'lgCf and Rlta jezebelle Harmon leave thelr steady frlendshrp to Valer1e H1p Hepp and Joan Cuddles Keeney wh1le Rlchard Wardwell Smrrh leaves for Ph1ladelph1a 1n the Hoover to make out WHEREAS F C Smelgal Slegel bequeaths h1s early mormng delnerres at Coach S house to Pete My' that a ple sh1neS Thom and Nelson I ve got a glrl 1n every port Deeble leaves h1s maneuvers to Chester o the srxth perxod study hall WHEREAS Mar1on I m bound to grow Selover bequeaths her down to earth conversatlons to oanne Tall tlmber TCSSIC Lee and Bouncrng Sue Aberth leaves her jolly d1spos1t1on to Ducky Hoff man WHEREAS Molly My heart belongs to Cornell Sumner requests that the SEARCHLIGHT b presented to anyone who l1keS to spend sleepless n1ghts wh1le Charl1e The Vo1ce Pettlt leaves to find a g1rl he used to know 1n Kenmore WHEREAS JIITI Wmdy Woody Woodburn bequeaths h1s sarlor cap to Mr W1ttl1nger 1n case he gets called back rnto the Navy and Tommy T1re Krene leaves h1s very successful reduclng formula to Sl1m My name 1S Barb Albrecht WHEREAS Wally The Hulk Snyder leaves 55 lbs of potentlal energy to Babes Splndle Legs Harwood wh1le Nancy Colonral House Prtman and the Doloresses Saffer and Seller leave the1r bowlrng ab1l1ty to Tom T1re Gleasner and Donna Sattler S Becht WHEREAS Dave Laughlng Boy Welsser Sadly w1lls h1s relndeer sweater to Santa Claus wh1le Susre But 1t S natural Lattm bequeaths her traller llcense to Becky Albrecht WHEREAS Bob Watermg Eyes LaWall leaves h1s box of Kleenex to Dan Sn1fSn1f Koehler and Cralg Gunner ennmgs leax es h1s 20 20 usron to all those who enloy Blmd Dates WHEREAS Nan The People s Cholce Lunt leaves early so that She can get home before dark wh1le Lettlce Eat Coleman Lee Foster and Joan Amon rernmd the Sophomore grrls of the saymg All men are created equal WHEREAS Sllck D1ck Welte bequeaths h1s frustrated moments to any person brave enough to take four years of math from M1sS W1lson and Ed What ll you have Faxlanger leaves h1s three wheel blcycle to Paul I mlssed the bus Kaz WHEREAS Harry The Great Togo Hammrll leax es h1s educated toe and ab1l1ty to klck that prgskxn through the uprrghts to George H1nderb1nder Hme wh1le Dorrs Blondre Henel and Gerry Mrchels leave therr roller Skatmg partles to the Wray play TWIHS WHEREAS Ruby Kentucky Babe Marcum leaves her frequent VISICS to Mrchxgan to the Welrd Wrre Boys and Iohn I love myself Blauvelt leaves those wandermg eves to Tommy Chrrstman WHEREAS Robert Macbeth S Drunken Porter Hopkrns w1lls hrs dramat1c talents to Mr I ve got 28 Q s a , , , . . . - Q x 1 - .. - .. .. .. . . . 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' U f vs - - ' ' ' seven study halls Schnirel while Nancy Variety is the spice of life Smith leaves her address book to Judv Fabing WHEREAS Dayton Private Eye Kane leaves his dangerous Strolls down the W C S halls to Hans Christian Oldag and Marlene Rambo bequeaths her skill in Chemistry to Shiftless Don Guy WHEREAS Barbara Hmey leaves her fan letter writing to Bill Laurence to Roxie Peabody and Madeline Snyder leaves quickly so that the cafeteria books final-ly will balance WHEREAS Ray Tennis is my racket Beary leaves Mr Measer the cup in hopes that he can fill it and Eager Eddie Pope leaves his Hopped up Heap to Mr Paar as transportation for his basketball uintet QVHEREAS Helen Round1e Benz leaves her 99 99999 infinity average to Charlie Ilike loud Shirts Lyman and Pete Let s have a bowling party Ixrebs bequeaths his motor scooter to Ray Leroy Menzie WHEREAS Paul Dapper Dan Gerwitz leaves his seventh period rendezvous with Miss Wetherbee to future language malors while Dick The Smiling Orator Little leaves his out door story telling technique to Mr Coward WHEREAS Margie I m new this year uaintance leaves old W C S with a puzzled expression But Margie we re all right it s the world that s crazy WHEREAS Carol Metzsker Metz bequeaths her sarcastic remarks to Mary Pratt while Shirley I ve got a joke Volland leaves because she can t stand these younger children WHEREAS Lorenz Zoot Suit Barie leaves his bulgmg biceps to Kate I carry a knife Schmitt who really doesn t need them and Diana Bleachers Savey wills her reserved seat to Nancy Dietsch WHEREAS udy Bure leaves her red hair and brown eyes to Barbara The Limp Grimmel while ack The Great Lover Ward leax es his famous Cowboy boots to Mr Singing Sam Pascal WHEREAS oanna I m for Dungey S Menge grudgmgly gives back to Mr Dungey the ten pounds which she gained on those much too tempting sundaes while Wally Flashbulb Evans leaves his camera instinct to Bob Casey Crime Photographer Kemp WHEREAS Nancy Let s Be Blunt Irr leaves her Cayuga Street pool parlor to Elliott Coburn and Colleen Wedding Bells Cummings wills her hot rod to Dick Daredevil Dean WHEREAS Francis Huggerbugger Hugar leaves his Mister 880 tactics to Don Eligibility Card Wrigley while Nancy I get E S in driving Allan leaves George S for places unknown WHEREAS Barb I don t get it Maisch wills her rare ability to catch on to jokes to Mr Tuzz while Henri Middle name Pecqueur hurriedly leaves for Esmondo s WHEREAS Howie Suburban Urban leaves his turkey farm to Eugene Nebrich and Sweet Sue Snell wills her secluded mansion to just Plain Fred Bates WHEREAS Shirley ud s Buds udson bequeaths her french curve to Miss Kelly while Georgie Who S Dat? Hudock leax es by the first outgoing rocl-.et ship But George you yust came' WHEREAS Suzie I ve never been kissed Nagell leaves for some guy at Duke and finally Pres Peg Eimer sneaks out with Wally ' I voted for Dewey Snyder. WHEREAS: To the beloved FACULTH who are grieving and moaning at our untimely departure because they hate to see great geniuses go CWHERED we give what they have so long and patiently awaited- the Spicy jokes whispered in class' and that's not all-Barb Maisch has devised an answer-book for them! WHEREAS: To next year S SENIORS we lease the chance to make a clean start' we re the BEFORE- you can be the AFTER! WHEREAS: To next year's UNIORS we love you allD we leave the best positions in football basketball baseball and tennis so that you may have a little glory now. Remember our motto: Enjoy it-Spread it around-Make it last -Glory that is! WHEREAS: To next year s SOPHOMORES we give the opportunity to pattern yourselves after us. This is a rare and valuable honor reserved for a select few. Use it wisely' and throw the patterns away after use! WHEREAS: To the green FRESHMEN we leaw e our fabulous signatures-keep them' they may be worth money some day! WHEREAS: To the NEW BUILDINGCif you could only hear usD we leax e unexplored all your projection rooms and hidden catwalks-your deep dark caverns which we never had the opportunity to inspect the many mysteries about which we nex er Solved in this far too short but glorious year within your walls. We gladly give back to you such various and sundry items as: the text books marked Aln case of fire throw in the song books we can't sing anyway ' and the tank suits we wouldn t wear THOSE on a beachD. Finally, we express one Sincere wish in your behalf-that those in the future will take as good care of you, our monument to education if we can use such words, Mr. Stein as we, the first graduating class, have tried to do. . In hopes that we will be remembered with smiles, and that we have apportioned our possessions correctly, we sadly stamp our X: and leave you our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, signed, sealed, and delivered in the YEAR OF OUR NEW SCHOOL, NINETEEN HUNDRED and FIFTY-ONE. 7-9 U - - .. . . . . ,, . 1 W . . 10 ' rl - ' ' ' ' ' 1- - 1: 1 . ' - 1 ' me ' ' Il .. , 1- 11 - - .. -1 - . . H , - .- A .. . .. ... . ,, . U , , H .. . - ,. , . H H 1 .. .. - . . . . . . . ,, . . ,, . , . , - - - .. . - HQ - . . ' ' h . . ' ' . . . , 1 , . U .. .. - . . H , ' 1 - H . . . .. - .. - - - . ,, . ,, . . - .. .. V . , . - .. - .. - . la .Ji Y' ' AA ' ' In , J Y J .. - . .. - . - - - - .. 1. - 7 - - .. - .. ' .. V .. ,, ,, . .. ' .. - - .. 1. v .. A -. ' . ,, .. . H . ,, . ,, . . .. ,, - - .. , - - - H .. . ,. , . .. 1 - .. - . . . . . . . , - .. . 1- - .. . .. . - .. .1 - - .. H ' 1 . . .. - H - .. 1 ,. f - - - J J , .. . .. - - - I 7 ' . 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I NO D JA SCRIPT SEPTEMBER Football practlce beglns Coach Coleman gets first glrmpse of raw recrurts School be msf d g or new stu ents and teachers We enter BR AND NEW W C S BUILDING WOW' For gulded tours see Mr Op s Th1rty Seniors reported mlSSlDg rxckland must haxe been dlSCLlSSlI'lg the merits of our Proyectlon Room OH well NO loss' Cheerleadmg practlce starts three new grrls Could I have your attentmon please 9 Who sald that' Calm down rt s only the P A Publxc Abuscf system and our A M M C P-I M Mr Murray no offense Clmt Senlor Class electrons The BIG surprrsel Our first Assembly-outdoors IU the parkmg space Sav the band dxd sound good' P1gsk1n Schedule opens B1ll1es draw first blood w1th 13 7 X1CIOl'y oxer East Aurora B ue Dew 1ls Wanna buy a WILLIE? They re only a dlme' W C S wms agam LaWall s k cl OCTOBER par s squa 1n 1.o o rout over Orchard Park We should a stood ID bed Varslty o-Sloan 36 Nuff sa1d Com Ch munity est Drne Drd you get a red feather' W rllxamsulle drops tough one to West Seneca 11. o That hurt Sweet Rexenge Btllss 1lle slams Clarence Red Raxders I9 7 Senrors hold annual Hallowe en Dance ls that a mask or gust Vumbrr Four for Blue and White Grldders W C S 16 Akron o Rotary Party for small fry we enjoyed lt too' N EMBER Frrst lssue of the SEARCHLIGHT a prgskm rex 1ew' B1ll1es close season w1th a muddv x rctory ox er Hrlltoppers 1.1. 6 Cage Campalgn begms new gvm not finished A memorable Thanksgn mg Program over the arrways and xacatron 1S finallv here Let me at that turkey' Wrllxamsvrlle Rotary g1ves a wonderful BANQUET for our two ilne football squads Many sports personalxtres present your face? What fun' ECEMBER Ent1re school IS saddened bv the death of Mr Burgess Frnally we get our lockers' Bv the w as what s ms comb1nat1on9 Student Councxl sends Chrrstmas cards to our serx rce men B1ll1es travel to East Aurora for the first basketball t1lt Happy Days Score W C S E A 33 Hearbook Subscrlptxons sold Aren t you glad you bought one? X arsrty upends splrlted r1val Clarence 49 39 We xe lust begun to Gght' Hold that pose' It s CAMERA DAY On to Lancaster W as that a close call9 Brllsx rlle cagcrs take ONCYIIHIC battle 66 4 m heart' ollw Old Senlor boys help Santa tr1m the Chrnstma t s ree Frrst Assemblv m the NEW audttorrum three hours long bCl1CXL xt or not' Ch l rxstmas p ay and pageant Angels chorus bcautrful to see and hear X arsrty I-luddle a gala success' School out for Xmas wacatron Food sleep partles' Merry Chr1stm1s'And happx holls days to all' Mrstletoe Ball IS gnen b P T A y 1n new gym a party long to be remembered We celebrate the advent ofa NEW HEAR 1951 NUARY Happy New Hear the day after the nlght before School reopens CHow long t1l EasterP Xmas rssue of the SEARCHLIGHT on the stands Blue and Whrte cagers are 1 1ctor1ous over Prne H111 l.aWall slnks 33 poxnts Nrce gomg Bob' Gsm classes start When does the big splash comee March of Dimes Drrxe It s a worthx cause Agam ll s CAMERA DAY and N B T D kN3E1OH3l Bow T1e Daw No Body Told Dem 63 41. Y arsrty trounces Depew S4 31. unror X arsrtx IS defeated bs one pomt 6.4 63 in a thrrller 1 o Yearbook bl 95 recen es ue rrbbon at Orchard Park Press Conference Max be a cup th1s s ear? Blll1CS defeat Akron 61 45 Thrs IS gettrng to be a habrt' Mrd year Exams start If s too late to cram now' Fxrst semester closes-one more to go Frrst basketball game rn new gr m hV1lll3.ITlSX1llC ,1 Luncaster 54 a fmt gx m w armmg Exams results Ill try harder next t1m ' e New faces 1n the faculty Hello' East Aurora loses another game to Blllres 61. 46 Too bad E A 32 1. ' . 1 - . .. I3 I 5 5 I . . ,, . ,, 16 ,' I' - ' . I8 5 ' ----- 4 . . . I9 . .A 1.1. A ' . L3 1' ,I . . . 1 ' ,, ,, . - '. V Y 1 7.8 H i . ' A . 30 . .. ' ' . ' - ' . II ' ' 1' f IL ' 'A ' -, -. LI ' ' A ' , -. 1.5 ' ' ' . . 7.8 1 - I Y. . , ' ' . 31 ' ', . 1 Q f . ., ,ff ' ' T' - 4 A ', I , .4 . , -5 8 V I . 1.7 ' ' ' it A' ' ' ' . 1 1 I I ' I . 1 . 5 My V V 5 I I , lv, , ' A J, 5 8 . 1 v . I 9 ' ' . : . . .58- II 'I I U A ' . ' ' . 11. I ' ' ' , , - ' 15 ' . - 16 . ' . ' ' -' ' , -5.Oh, y 19 1 3 U .4 , , ' ' - . . 1.o 4 - '- . 1.1 ' ' , 1 ' . 1.1 I ' . 1.1. V ' ' . ' . ae V . . , V V e ,V . BI ' ' I ' - . 1 ' 'I ' . 1. A . H ' S V . ' I 1 Il ' ' ' I' . 11. ', .... ' ' 'A I' H .2 A V, -gl. 7 .x A. A I9 A ' , 1 , . 1.1. -' - ' '. 1.6 ' . A V H Z6 ' .. ' , 1,4 - .' -Mi 4, ,V I 1.9 x n ' ' ' . 19 ' 1- - I . 30 , - . , . . SCRIPT FEBRUARY BllllCS stlll ln wlnnlng streak Defeat Clarence 48 36 Keep olng fellas' Drlvlng tests taken by some of the braw er students What a ay' Basketball shootlng contest at Buffalo State Dolores Seller and Dlck Smlth our representa tlves Play glwen ln Assembly by French students La Farce Au Chaudronler Tres bonne' Group plctures taken for the YEARBOOK Watch the handsome blrdle ' Scout Trall to Cltlzenshlp Flrst performance of new projector Excellent' BIIIICS upset by A C H S 77 49 Whot happened? No school Thanks Abe' Valentlne lssue ofthe SEARCHLIGI-IT out A SELL OUT ' ' 16 Tryouts for Senlor Plays A good selectlon of characters Hamburg 5 Wllllamsvllle 57. THE BIG FIX' ' ' Bleachers ready for game hurrah 18 Weeken at Unlon College for four lucky Senlor boys What a weekend? Sneak prevlew of school by the P T A Isn t It beautlful9 Plne I-Illl our VISICOFS We beat them 57. 34 Snlff W3ShlDgIOH s Blrthdav four dav weekend Ye must be born agaln George WILLIAMSVILLE CRUSI-IES AMHERST flrst tlme ln :wen year: Score BllllCS 63 Tlgers 43 What a nlght' Swlmmlng Pool opens I can t swlm Blub' March 9 Red Cross Drlve You may get that dlme back someday Blllles wln over Depew 67 45 What a team' MARCH Wllllamsvllle closes glorlous season wlth 67 40 VICIOFY over Akron Indlans NOW on t the PLAYOFFS' ' A magnlflcent color film tltled Land of the Purple Cllffs IS shown ln Assembly SCHMIDT for Presldent Wllllamsvllle takes double overtlme wln ow er Orchard Park S3 SI on Dave s foul shots Team advances to semlhnal We meet our fine Board of Educatlon Democracy trlumphs DAN LEE BREAKS SCHOOL LEAGUE RECORD CAGING AN AMAZING 40 POIN TOTAL as Blllles trlm Wllson 76 47 and galn chance to play ID MEMORIAL AUDI TORIUM WILLIAMSVILLE SLAMS GOWANDA 58 44 Our brllllant varslty trlum hs before trc mendous crowd of BIlllCS rooters to recelve long awalted trophy Blue an Whlte eager become new CHAMPIONS of the Class A Dlvlslon of SCCIIOH VI A HOLIDAY for twelve wonderful boys' ' ' St Patrlck s Day Dance sponsored by the Student Councll What eats what fun every thlng free too Easter lssue of the SEARCHLIGHT Easter Cantata Well done no one fell asleep School closes for Easter vacatlon Almost two heavenly wee ks on probatlon' APRIL Aprll Fool s Day Ha' Ha' I saw that tack School reopens-only two more months to go Baseball season beglns New dlamond ln use Ml' Measer optlmlstlcally starts thlrd tenms campalgn wlth veteran squad Student Councll Play a hllarlous sklt' Student Unlted Natlons meetlng W C S representatlves attend Very lnterestln and lnformatlvc Assembly 15 ad ressed by Dr ames Laurle March of Tlme hlm ln assembly MUSIC In the Alr Maestro Please Senlor Plays We re stlll laughlng' MAY May Day Student COUHCII Presldent lm Woodburn crowns Freshman ueen The fun packed Junlor Party a good tlme was had by all Sprlng ISSUC of the SEARCHLIGHT a young man s fancy has turned Road To Ca town lnterestlng hlm Plano recltal y Susan Lattln a true artlst Student Concert by Strlng Duo wonderful MCmOfl3l Day exerclses A solemn trlbute to our countrymen who gave thelr llwes ln defense of our freedom Memorlal Day school closed JUNE Senlor lssue of the SEARCHLIGHT full of laughs MOV1Ug Up Day Farewell to thee 8 YEARBOOK comes out A great success Senlor Prom A gay evenlng glven by a gay class 18 2.1 Exam week We may be back next year? School CLOSES A wonderful year comes to a happv endlng On a Senlor Plcnlc we wlll go By the shores of Gltchlegooma under the shadow of a Ubangll s Llp Baccalaureate Senlors get PFCVICW of what IS to come Graduatlon After we have left thee and gone IHKO the world 33 'Behind The fcenefv 1 Math Class MlSSXXll5OU R Oswald Exlcr Hannett N Thorburn 7. Drlung Class R Flschcr Class Sm1rh F Hugar J Haves A Brenton 5 Typmg Class B Brlll N Smxrh 6 Shop Class Mr W1lsOn H Oldag W Exans Blauwclt 34 . ' : ' , . ' HI. 1' MI. , . 5 . : . ' ,J. Hart, L. Brenton, Mr. Allan, R, Harmong 3, English Class: A. Pifcr, Mr. Sreing 4. Mechanical Drawing A , . , . 1 , . g . ' 3 . ' , , ' g . 2 . , . , - ' ,.I- ' A fi 324 aff 14 X .ff Z if 4' 'Q 6 X X5 6 an ,1.x,5:3,ig A wif, . ,W XXX iw if we Hay- , X W ff XX ? 3 9 X ig i ' , - XPX1 .XX X ' -XXX XX: MXXXXXX 121 a J ziuiw' X ,XXX mr' X NQM NXQMXX 513, X WW W VX ? X X X5 A ' WM ' A 'NXW X f ..' XXX i , 'TT A E' X W- XX w'X ?X cw NX A I 5 X WWF 2, YQ NY X X -XX X. XXX- My ,QM X XX fy.. f ,gg . X A xml ' , X f X f X Q' .XS?'9X,. YW X SGPHQMORE CLASS To be a Sophomore at W C S means the begln nrng of new act1v1t1es and a new feelmg of 1m or tance Thxs year s Sophs have eagerly engage 1n sports and have earned wlde recognmon They have worked on the Searchlrght and W C S News From the1r ranks have come enthus1ast1c members of the chorus the band the cheerleaders and the baton tw1rlers The1r dramatrc roles rn the annual Chr1stmas pageant w1ll be a cher1shecl memory to the grrls who solemnly portrayed the holy angels i R XX endm O ICC Presxdent B lxleman eSecretarsD M Ammerman ffreasurer .I Fahn1nggPres1denr 37 s 35 g.a3',, g 3 ' - H I if g ali 'Q W' 5 , 6 Q I , u y .i 5 5 Q 'X Q v ', ' Y I '1 1 ' an af- f so he o l . , . , . ., Y ' fv' - ' X V f I ' A f I win I - f - X' , . ,, . ,. FRESHMAN CLASS These lnely newcomers to our h1gher ranks are mox mg swlftly 1nto the spotlxght From th1s group her charmmg attendants re1gned supreme over the May Day Festu al Indeed the Freshman Class has loyally supported our HCIIVIIICS and contests as sports part1c1pants they have shown great prom1se of future ach1ex ement 1n football basket ball and baseball , I , -7 1 p , H v , AX Mx, . V . was chosen the lovely Freshman Queen who, with 9 V t , Q 7 , , - 38 EIGHTI-I GRADE Here IS a group of young enthus1ast1c students stxll young enough to look forward to happy hohdays Wh1ch brought classroom partles w1th refreshments and fun for all st1ll young enough to dance gaxly about the Maypole to the accompam ment of the School Band on May Day Th1S IS a class of orxgmahty and up and commg personah t1es In the classroom on the gymnas1um floor 1n the sw1m1n1ng pool on the athletxc field ra1s1ng money havmg fun here there and every where' STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS B Wcstmghouse D Gerwxtz Underwood M Frantzcn D Smxth Abunt P Heftel 39 Q 1 s , - , . - 1 1 ' 1 9 7 3 1 2 ' .. , Y .- - n- y- 1- , 'axe' f 1 1 Q 1, R 'E' . .A ,1 'ga zwiy aaa! -an W, 4 4. , 7.1, ff. , , . , W, ,M. 5 f. ,K , .gg ,L- Qei, , N Aa-q,.,v .U Q' 9 wff' Q 5534? .Q 25 M L A 'Sd Vwgs if 3, f .lf L T M 1 K., ,- v f Q , -f QI M Q A-be Qififfgia 253 2 gg .. ,, 1 V 4 E 4' Q KJV N. w ' W m In ti A SNS LJ x I A sf .5f , M N. XN N V7 SE IOR PRE IERE THE FLATTERING WORD Iweelzng M uamtance M Summr QPubl1c1twD .Scand R Bahlcr BXXorden M Emmet Qlaromptery D Saxew Woodburn .fraud mg Mr Coward Curtaxn gomg up curtaln gomg up please' The walls of our magnlficent new audttorlum echoed w1th ohs and ahs as an admxrlng audlence took IIS seats for the premtcr performance of the Senlor Plavs on Aprtl 20th Mr Francts Coward our l1welv new dtrector, was calmlv tearmg out hls last lock of ha1r th1s was lt' And lndeed, h1s prodlgles turned out two dehghtfully entertalnlng cornedtes Booth Tarktng m a hotel lobby Suspense gave way to hllartty as the three su1tors came face to face 1n the compltcated cltmax of the slut The Flatterlng Word a one act satxre by George Kelly conta1ned an tnterestmg plot 1n wh1ch a confxdent actor cleverly convlnced a pompous pastor of the mer1ts of the theatre by use of the flatterlng word Both of these one act comed1es were well rece1ved and added a tefreshmg d1vers1on to the Sprmg Calendar THE TRX bTlNG PLKCIL hneelzntg A Brenton XX bnxder Scared N Lunt S udson Prompter S Buddenhagen ,Yfamlzrzg C blegel C cnnlngs -ibfent K Albrecht N Lattm Pro ductlon 4 K K w . ' , . N . v I., 7 A . . . , . Y 4 l . I s , - .A Y ' l Q 1 - . 1 I 1 . . . ton's The Trysting Place presented three pairs of frustrated lovers in their vain attempts to be alone I , - . , . . . ' . 7 J 1 C f, - 2 LOG EY TU Row am: N. Harmon, A. Wal- ter, H. Daniels CCaptain, BatonTwirlersD,C.Bucklaew, A. Graserg Row two: B. Zimp- fer CSccrctary-Treasurerl, F. Ryan CLibrarianD, j. Brodie, J. Underwood, D, Gerwitz, E. Pomeroy, D. Sauter CLibrarianDg Row three: P. Glass, S. Lewis, S. Budden- 1 hagen CVice-Presidentl, W. , Holt, E. Turk,-I. Nicholson, Row four: G. Appleby Librarian D Tower A Foster C Pettit T Ames G McKay Raw v W Voss E Bresc C ennings CPres1dentD W Adams R Lyman MERRY MELQDIES Row one B Brennan Britting B Klemann M Schlierf M Underwood CSecretaryD C Pettit Pres1dentD E Wray CVICC Prcsi Grenzcbach Fabmg M Pratt Tom kms N Lunt M Panek Rau :bm Menge A Kramholler M Sumner Eylcr R Reeb T Christman E Worden E Fax anger O Simpson 'I' Guntherberg R Harman B Albrecht H Wray Row four B Hiney M Moeller D Schmidt-I Allen P Thom E Bresc R Lyman W Evans M MacDonald H Pecqueur F Banaszak G Cox Mr Hemink Row ve N Thorburn Craigie G Nachbar 44 c J. . , . . ' ' , l f , . , .J dentD, S. Judson CL-ibrarianb, N. Raimy, AWilbur, Elliot, S. Buddenhageng Row two: B. Yciser, M. Wehrung, B, Z1mpfer,J. ,la , ' ,.l- F , V -, - Q ' -'.l- , ' , - -..l' , - VARIETY Rau an: C S1egelCTyp1ngEd1torj S Buddenhagen Clixchange Ed1torD R Hopklns CPhotography Ed1IOfD N Lunt Treasurer A Plfer Buslness Managerl M Sumner CEd1tor ln chrefl A Brenton CASSISIHUI Edxtor A Albrecht Ed1tor WCS News R Strxckland QC1rculat1on Manager R Harmon QPubl1c1tw Manager ohn Blauxelt Sports Edltorl B Brrll QArt Edltor Rau tuo M Seloxer-I Edlghoffer Donald N Smlth M Karr B Brennan A Clabeau Bure Mr Stem N lrr C Clabeau Clark N Dletsch Keeney V Alsworth C Harmel Rou time B Yelser Tompkms E Stanley S Leman M Pratt B Burnham M Brock H Benz A Dax IS S Marsh D Becht B Convsax T Gleasner Fabmg B Zlmpfer Roufour N P1tman Snell B Maxsch A Graserj Amon B Fllsmger Rau 1 P Copella C Flscher-I Lee B Worden H Oldag R Hoffman R Corpus T Johnson D Hlckox W Exans R Bahler R XM-:lte R Kemp S udson D Seller T Rlley R Wood Row :fx D Guy Tuyn G Hme Woodburn F Bates T Klene R Dean The EYES and EARS of the W C S world our SEARCHLIGI-IT has been read and chuckled over through the vears Th1S year was by no means an except1on Edltor Molly Sumner w1ll not soon forget the panlc str1cken dashes to the prmtlng ofhce w1th Assxstant Ed1tor Art Brenton on Deadllne Day Nor w1ll they forget stall-:mg the halls rmplormg the would be reporters to hand rn thexr asslgnments Both of these Semors and the entrre Staff may take a bow for the1r accomplxshments th1s year The paper however, was far from an unpleasant lob The week before If went to press was full of laugh packed mrdmght meetlngs ofthe ed1tors and a typlst 1nter rupted hourly by Art res1gn1ng and Andy Pxfer attemptxng to take flash PICEUFCS wxth the d1n1ng room lamp News has been communlcated to the outslde world by Dell Albrecht and the W C S NEWS The Staff and Dell have worked hard to make our school act1v1t1es a part of commun1ty news The last semester, the ournallsm Class took over the edltlng of th1s popular column What an experlencel To all you who helped produce these papers, we g1VC our thanks To you who bought and read them we apprecxate your support Flnally, to next year s Staffs, may you have as much fun as we dld 46 ,bc 4 Q, ,Q ,..,D, - ' I D, - E ,' A DJ ' x ,Q - Ds ' . 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T 11051991 Mae 1-4+ we-Wk 'WG' .Zum lgx Q0 Ou- 4 'I FODTB LL Rau om T Rllex F Maxer D Schmrdt R Lakk all R Adams Haxes Burden L Clother Row rua VARSITY Coach Tuzzolxno A Brenton Fahmng D Gux R Strlckland D Hxckox C Beattle Coach Coleman Rau three A P1fer Mana er, L Pope D Koehler Blauxelt C Sxegel T Chrxstman R Menzle W Snyder F Bates Manager Our superb football xarsltv and xts coaches Mr Coleman and Mr Tuzzolmo :te to be congratulated upon completxng thexr ITIOSI glorrous season nn manv xears Plaxmg agamst the xerv formldable OPPONIUOII of the W N Y Conference the 1950 edxtlon of the Blllllb trxumphed ID 5 of nts 7 starts to f1n1sh near the top of 1ts dxx xslon Insprred bx a flock of returnrng lettermen th1s xear s xarsrty featured 1 sparkllng xxell balanced attack and a stubborn ag gresslx e defense The squad xx as fast and smart but lacked xxexght rn both lxne and bxckheld 'Xnchormg the B1ll1es hghtmg for xx ard xx all xxere ends Lennx Clother and Larrx Pope txxo offen sxxe grants xx ho excelled III the pass catchmg department Men acmg Ctrl Siegel and solld Dean H1CkOX more than hlled the tackle slots md pl ax ed superb defensrxe football Txxo rugged xeterans Dlck Strxcklmd and Don Gux handled the guard 21SSlgHITlCl1IS xxxth ease xxhlle drlxxng Dan lxoehler ll center completed the B1ll1es xnncr defense Rax Menne NX alt Snxder Tom Rxlex and ohn Blauxelt saxx actlon as capable reserx es XX llll3l'l'l5X1llC s backheld operatmg from the T formatxon and the single xx mg xx as ablx directed bx qu lrterbacks Bob LaWall and errx Fahnmg both accurlte passers md smart held gen erals The flashx trlo of Dax ex Schmxdt Fred Maxer and Duck Adams three of tl1e fastest backs IH the le lgue hlled the half back posts xxhlle Todd Beattze stalxx art defenslxe lnne backer dex eloped mto the B1ll1es most poxxerful runner at fullback In thexr 1950 debut the Blue and Whlte grxdders d1splaxed axxesome offensrxe Poxxer as thex completelx outplax ed and out fought a rough East Aurora elexen to defeat the Blue Dex 1ls by a 13 , count Contlnumg on the unbeaten path the locals amazed ex erx one as thex routed a feared Orchard Park squad zo o Bob Ltkk all s passmg and runnmg sparked the Blllxcs xxho scored almost at ease IU recordmg thls mayor x lctorx Vx 1ll1amsx1lle suffered IIS hrst setl ack at the hands of 1 poxx er ful Sloan x arsxtx 36 o Plax mg at West Seneca on a dull and r11nx , . 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FCJOTBALL JUVIOR Rau one R NX euel K Foster C Lurelt L Brenton D Wnglu C, Lxman NN Greer R Hopkms D Mc x iRbITX hee Rau rua Coach Pur L Rc 1d D Pttts XX Bouldm Hannctt M Boudreau R Ltpp R Wend1n R bred Co.1chSchn1rrl Rau tlwree L ones D Pope S bchulcnberg S Lunt Ma1er D Beclew1th du the Bxllsx 1114. squ 1d lost 1ts second consecutue t1lt a heart brtxlter The XX est Senect tc lm scorxng on 1 tremendous pass 111 the secon l qulrtcr 1nd pushmg oxer tl imll touchdown 111 the fourth qu trtc defeated our hghtxng xarsltx IL 0 h1b1ted the1r true form Axenglng last season s 13 6 defeat XVII l1amsx1lle crushed1ts trch rn al Clarence 19 7 The game w hlch was xutncssed bv more than a thousand screammg fans saw B1llsx1lle come from beh1nd w 1th a thr1ll1ng second half rally to rally two touchdowns w 1th1n the hrst two m1nutes ofthe th1rd quarter and the.1r hnal TD 1n the last per1od Plu mg at home the Blue and Wh1te concluded IIS excellent season w1th S11llSll1Ug XICIOYICS oxer Akron and Pme H111 bt 2.60 and 2.1.7 scores respecrnelv The XJFSIIW conxmcmglw trounced the Ind1 ms for the second consecutne wear 1nd1n thexr t1n1l contest of the clmpugn the BllllLb on the Academx Street qu.1gm1re threw more thln mudples at the out cllssed Htlltoppers W1ll1amsx1lle scored 99 pomts to IIS opponents 69 and led 1n yard nge g11ned bv 1 cons1derablc, nnrgm Bob LaWall Fred M.11er and Len Clother led the 1nd1v1du1l scorxng 'accountmg for 2.5 zo tnd 18 pomt totals respectnely D1cL Adams Todd Beatt1e and Dan Koehler were defensne standouts and B1lls v1lle s terrlhc punter Bob Law all axeraged over 40 yards per k1ck The Blue and Wh1te Jumor W arstty Squad deserves the h1ghest commendauon for IIS ach1ewements on the gr1d1ron th1s year Under the 1nsp1r1ng gu1dance of IIS coaches Mr Paar and Mr Schnlrel the boys completed an almost perfect season wmnmg all the1r league contests wh1lelos1ng only to a heav1er Nxchols elexen Durmg the 1950 campatgn the W1ll1amsv1lle p1gsk1n elexens haue shown the excellent ab1l1ty and good sportsmanshlp wh1ch has alw avs been trad1t1onal at our school They haxe rece1vcd the1r WICIOFICS w1th modesty thelr defeats w1th 1 renewed de termmatlon to do better 1n the future Congr.1tulat1ons fellows' 1 . 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Din Lee QQ Duc Schmldt Q9 Co1ch Coleman 53 BASKETB LL f w c t lx n ge Bllu lt D Ixoehlcr D Stimi t mani on t Colm VARSITY Coleman C S1 gl R Lallall Xloodbu 1 R Hat ood F Bare R Vkcndm Mangan Ab, , I-Iannett D Le This was the headline after our varsity basket ball B1ll1es concluded their 1950 51 championship season by walloping Gowanda High 58 44 1n Memorial Auditorium thus clinching the Class A crown in Section VI Western New York high school play offs Coach ames Coleman really had a team to raxe about this year and he did too for the Blue and White cagers completed their glorious campaign with a record of 16 wins against only 3 defeats to gain undisputed possession of second place in the Northern Erie County League and cop Willamsxille s first basketball champion ship trophy in nine years This years varsity was headed by returning lettermen Len Clother Dan Lee Bob LaWall Daxe Schmidt Carl Siegel and im Woodburn with Fred Bates ohn Blauvelt ack Hannett Bob Harwood Dan Koehler and Larry Ullmann moving up from the unior Y arsity ranks Coach Coleman did not use a regular starting line up but expertly xaried his quintet to achiese these championship results LaWall Lee Schmidt Koehler Woodburn Bates Harwood and Clother were the B1ll1es main springs while Hannett Blauvelt Siegel and Ullmann served as capable reserves contest of the season was Williamsxille s second annual battle with its fierce rival Amherst In spired to a fever itch the determined B1ll1es com pletely outplaye outshot and outsh1ned their confident opponents to trounce the Ramsey Fowler Company by a 63 43 count It was a su preme team effort and our boys are to be yustls proud for they achiexed the impossible giving the Tigers ofA C H S their worst trimming in many years By clinching second place in the Northern Erie County League the B1ll1es gained the opportunity of competing in the Section XI Class A playoffs The initial playoff tilt against Orchard Park prov ed to be Williamsville s toughest post season test as the varsity forced into two overtime periods finally triumphed over the spirited uakers 53 51 Advancing 1nto the semifinals the locals downed Wilson 76 47 and then in Memorial Auditorium crushed Gowanda High to vxrest the crown During the 1950 51 campaign the Williamsville Central xarsity amassed a total of 1107 points an average of 58 per gamej Veteran Bob LaWall finally gained the recognition he so lustly deserved il V I 4 R01l'0l1f.' 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I C 3 1 1 7 ' ' a 54 ASKETB LL JUNIOR L h1eldg1ardfManager R Menzxe 'I Smford H Ter 1ll1ger R Os ald R Clode B F1 cher VARSITY L B nton Mtnagerj R I u D Gus E Br t D HICLOX G Hmej Tuyn P 1-110111 J MJICF Coach Rust Abt 2 Coach Schoelle J Fahmng P Lang D NK mgley as the B1ll1CS star wx ho t1ll1ed 274 po1nts durmg the HIUCCCCU g1me schedule was pl tced at 1 gu lfd post on the N E C L ill Star team Dan Lee selected as center on the All Star second te1m led the telm 1n scormt, XV1fl'1 an amazmg 292 pomt tot 11 a 15 4 IX er tgej and turned ln the outstand mg 1nd1v1dual performance of the year cagmg 40 po1nts1n the W1lson t1lt to break the school and league record Date Schmrdt th1rd1n scor1ng w1th 170 markers plaved spectacular basketball through out the season Th1S years un1or XHFSIIV under the expert gu1dance of IIS coaches Nir Re1st and Mr Schoelles ended the1r season xx1th a hne record of 9 VVIUS agunst 7 defeats For the th1rd consecutue year th1s team ach1e1ed one uttorw 1n two outmgs agunst the rual Amherst Llauee Thls Vears un1or Blll1CS scored a colossal 40 37 double ox er t1me VNIII ox er the T1gers H1511 scorers on the 1111 ee were Don Wr1gley hrst w1th 241 pomts Paul Lan second w1th 142 pomts 1nd BIDS F1scher th1rd w1th 118 To two gre1t B1ll1es te zms and the1r coaches THREF CHLERS VND Ai BILL1 GOAT' SCORES OF THE 1950 51 SEASON East Aurora Clarence Lancaster Hamburg Depew Akron Lancaster East -Xurora Clarence irnherst Hamburg P1ne H111 Amherst Depeu Akron Orchlrd Plrk W 1lson Gow and 1 Y ars1ty Jgvvcg WCS Opp WCS Opp 7 1 . l Q z Rowanex ,, A X 2 D, A ', . 1 I, . 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V 1 1 53 - 51 L 7 ' 76 - 47 1 ' T' A ' 4 - 1 58 - 44 55 BASEB LL Raw one G H1neCManagerD C Pettit C Weiffenbach F Banaszak N Schulenberg R Guy D Wrigley Raw two Coach Cole man D Weisser D Banaszak L Clother D Koehler P Lang R Menzie Manager Row three H Forster R Smith C gn nmgs C Siegel Coach ames H Colemans baseball varsity turned in an excellent performance emerging v1c torious 1n 8 of 12 Northern Erie County League starts to finish in second place during 1950 Last years team was comprised of returning lettermenD Banaszak Forster Guy Schulenberg and Weiffenbach and competent newcomers F Banaszak Clother ennings Koehler Lang Pettit Siegel Smith Weisser and Wrigley Danny Banaszak acclaimed one of Williamsvilles all time great pitchers and Paul Lang Sophomore sensation headed the team s mound staff and had as batterx mates two fine catchers Len Clother and Connie Welffenbach In first baseman Bob Guy and shortstop Norb Schulenberg the squad had two of the best ll1f1ClClCI'S in the league a slick fieldlng duo each of whom was a dangerous batter Young sters Danny Koehler and Don Wriglev easily worked into the starting line up at second base and third base respectivelv and added more spark to the Billsvllle n1ne Hugo Forst r Carl Siegel and TOfI1C Banaszak flawlessly patroled the B1ll1es outfield Williamsxille s varsitv started IIS campaign slowly as the team suffered a bad hitting slump and lost its first two contests to Clarence and Hamburg by scores of 8 5 and 7 1 respectlvely Bouncing back the boys racked up their mitial victory by defeating the Blue Devils of East Aurora 42 on the two h1t pitching of Paul Lang Into the doldrums agaln plunged the Coleman Clouters and Williamsville bowed to Depew and Pine H111 3 2 and 9 3 but the latter defeat was to be their last In the next game the inspired B1ll1es solidly trounced their arch r1val Amherst 7 1 and after this tilt the team went on to win 1ts last six con tests Danny Banaszak who hurleds arklln four h1t ball in the first Amherst game efeate these same Tigers on two other occasions to boost his amazlng record against that school to ten victories against no setbacks Paul Lang pitched his first h1gh school no hit no run game against Clarence on May 22 downing the Red Raiders by a 4 0 count Fireman Bobby Guy scored his first pitching win of the season by handing Akron a stinging 16 3 defeat In a slugfest which saw a total of 26 hits pounded out and 30 runs batted in the Bills ville nine triumphed over Lancaster 16 14 I the second game aga1nst the Akron Indians Wil liamsville pushed across ten runs in the first in ning to take a 10 6 victory Thus concluded the Williamsville baseball varsitvs most successful campaign 1n many years p .'m -, ' - I .tml A fy. 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T , , r . fl - .. - ., . . . 3 , ' - Y V - - . . . . , I TENNIS Kneelmg R Hoffman H Hammill R Bearx R Adams .ffafzrlnzg Co1chMeaser R Bahler J Craigie R Lai! all D Lee J Blauxelt Abmzzj Gould A Grenzebach D Littlefield Coach William Measer s veteran tennis varsity hit for new laurels in its second season of or ganized lay as the W C S stars posted a fine record 0 12 w1ns against a single defeat to capture the N E C L tennis crown With returning singles men Ray Beary Captain Dan Lee and Dick Adams and the com etent doubles combmation of Dick Littlefield an ack campaign in a first place tie with Amherst In a thrilling playoff battle W1ll1amsv1lles cham pions gloriously upended the Tiger netters to gain the title In the first match of the season on May 3rd agamst Clarence the varsity though minus the services of the1r 1n1ured ace Ray Beary uncere moniously blanked the rival Red Raiders 50 Journeymg to Como Park the W C S squad won its second match 4 1 over Lancaster In their 1n1t1al meeting with Amherst our boys suffered their lone loss of the season 1 4 Dan Lee was the only winner in a tough contest 6 4 4 6 6 1 Bounclng back on the winning path the Billies racked up a string of nlne consecutlve victories thus forcing the first place playoff In this uncle feated string the team downed De ew IWICCD East Aurora twice Lancaster an Clarence by identical 5 0 counts Agalnst Hamburg s defendlng champions the B1ll1es scored 3 2 and 4 1 w1ns In the first Hamburg contest Ray Beary lost his 4 6 6 4 2 6 Opposmg Amherst for the second time the inspired squad trounced the Tigers 3 2 to climax their br1ll1ant campaign Advanclng in to the playoff against these same Tigers Coach Measer s varsity climbed to supreme heights outplaying the fine Amherst team to win by a 3 2 score This contest was declded when Littlefield and Gould the Billies once defeated doubles team scored over their opponents in a long grueling match 8 6 3 6 6 4 Indeed the ent1re school IS sincerely proud of its varsity tenn1s squad and hopes the remaining mem bers of the team and its coach Mr Measer have again had an equally successful year , Q . fp , I 1 . ' Z .. ,. . - U . - . . . . . ' Q ' D, , 3 Gould! the Billies' squad .finished their regular only match of the season, against Norm Driscoll, . . - . . . f - ' .- ' .- ' i . l ' 1 y, f , ' - . . . 1 . , - , U . , ' , . . . , . , . , . . .I . , . 1 , . , - - . . , . y - - . , . . , I - ' , Q . Q - , I . . . . . , - , . . . 7 ' - ' - 7 - ' ' , 1 . . . . t I 3 - . . . . . - 9 ' 1 ' i , . , 1 ' - 57 PUBLICITY AGE TS 'QI 4-Q N 51 T-3 Row am B Nialsch N Smxth D Saxex S Nagell Rau fun S Leman N Lunt C S1c-gel K Schmitt ymsut l Kexln Leman lx1ISSRCglI'l3fO 'Q lasm and wx ac1ous sm1les led the W C S teams on to xlctory They msplred the crowds throughout the year vuth the1r untxrmg efforts and colorful cheers Under MISS Regxnato s vsatchful eye the hte returnrng cheerleaders Suzanne Nagell captam D1ana Saxex Barbara Marsch Carol Sxegel and Nancx Sm1th and the three tenderfeet Sally Leman Katre Schm1tt and Nan Lunt became a well coordmated team Many long hours of practlce were spent by the squad in perfectmg the1r cheers and dex lsrng new ones For years to come they w1ll hate fond memorres of the hours spent 1n Brllsvrlle s gym the sore and achxng backs after mnumerable somersaults and the hoarse x o1ces after Frxdas mght games Added color was supphed by the beautlful new royal blue unlforms and the addrtton of Kevm Leman Sally s seven year old brother as the B1ll1e s llxelx mascot Next year s squad w1ll hate sex eral new faces as fixe Senlor glrls vuth tears IU thexr eves lease the ranks Ih1S une Suzanne Nagell whose capable leadershlp ID splred the cheerleade s throughout the season w1lls her black whlp to next vear s eaptam w h1le the rest of the g1rls leave thetr battle scarred megaphones to be used to lead the Bx1l1es on to greater XICEOYICS IU the comxng year :8 , 5 'x Q CQ 45, . .X N C3 g Q . 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K vrggkgpki t QQ We ! 5 I The Billies' ITUBLICTTY AGENTS, the cheerleaders, with their sparklinglenthus- r Mrs I' I' Mrs r PROFESSIDNAL CARDS and Mrs W C Baker md Mrs C W Bankert and Mrs FFIHLIS W Boxer H 1nd A S1t,er Green M D Dr md Mrs and Mrs Robert Grell Mr and Mrs Rty Hermtn Mr and Mrs Edu 1rd F Metz Arthur G Perot S Prrtt PATRDNS AND PATRONESSES and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs L C Bane Ethel M Benz and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs 1nd Mrs 1nd Mrs md Mrs and Mrs Walter R Evans an Mrs and Mrs an Iv rs ames Glass md Mrs md Mrs ind Mrs Lnd Mrs an Mrs Glen R Hlne E R Hlney and Mrs and Mrs ohn A lrr and Mrs and Mrs E S Judson md Nlrs and Mrs A L Rlene and Mrs and Mrs 1nd Mrs Dax 1d Donald H E Frlslnger Lours M Gray Sheldon Lattm Joseph A Albrecht Robert W Allm Charles E Bahler lmes N Blauxelt Don1ldE Brlll Fred Buddenhaten Frederltlc G Burt: Howard W Clother Anthony Corpus Raymond Germ 1tz H Bern1rdH1mm1ll r Wlllldm K Htrmon AlOyS1LlS A Henel Nelson M Hopkms Charles H Jennrngs Wynn lN L1W 111 Samuel D Lunt Charles W Malsth Rev and Mrs Chrrlesl Menge and Mrs George Meta and Mrs M Mtthels r W F Movvrev r md Nts M ElwynN1gell r md Mrs K Petqueur r tn Nts Ch1rlc.sW Pettlt r M Prfer and Mrs IU Nrs A A P1tm1n 'Vlrs George Qu unt tnte M Safler r an and Mrs an IN rs Rtlph Saxey M1ss Scully Mr and Mrs Charles A Seller and Mrs Frank M S1e and Mrs Chrrles A Sm1th and Mrs George W lrdwell Sm1th L nell Mrs Ethel Sm der and Mrs Mr and Mrs R G Strltkland M1ss M E Stroh Mr md Mrs ohn D Sumner Mr and lv rs Paul L Ullmann r and N rs Howard F Urban and Mrs Alexander Volland and N rs Arthur Ward an Nrs Albert Wersser r and N rs Eurenej Welte r ant N rs Gtor e Wood r and Mrs Henry Nfl Woodburn r an Nrs L1rlS Worden Mr 1nd Mrs George M Lrmpfer 59 Dr. ' . 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Wherever tbere zs muszc af :ts best tfzere you wx!! md the BA LD WIN PIANOS ORGANS Llkew ISC chosen by the faculty of your School for permanent use ln your dlstmgulshed new bulldlng Th1S agam confirms the consldered op1n1on of experts who know and IIISISI upon superlor IIIUSICHI quallty iinliiiim PIANOS ORGANS SOLD EXCLUSIVFLX IIN XVES TERN INEYN YORK BY ORLEMAN 8: SON BALDWIN HALL 330 PEARL STREET BUFFALO 60 ln v O Beautlful Garden Settings A V 'xx for Bea utlful Homes! Here at Four Winds we try to have everything that grows In Western New York' Flowering shrubs and trees evergreens and ground covers shade trees and fruit trees roses and perennials bulbs and annuals vegetable plants and berry bushes they all play an Important part In planning a delightful garden setting for your home II has been a pleasure to do the landscaping at your new Williamsville High School iust as lt ls always a pleasure to serve Wnlllamsvllle-a com munlty of beautiful homesl Do Sfop ln at Four Wlnds-Vlslf Our Complete Garden Shop! We re Open Every Day lncludlng Sundays untll Dark TO THE CLASS OF 1951 CONGRATULATIONS' DOH . FISCHER 8 CO., INC. l330 l3ll-8 NIAGARA STREET Lumber Millworlc- Linoleum - Kitchen Cabinets- Building Equipment BUFFALO la, N Y 61 i2Q'f f'f9' .M ' 0 H 55N o 0 ' . ' l . A Lv: ' '- 'A 12? ,, 131 1 'F' , . r 1 1 1 x I CX? HUTT'S DAIRY fflllglllf lfllffx THE SENIORS OF 1951 CRN L N WHISSEL LUMBER PI wa 6166 PI.21I216l6l Co Inc. 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