Williamsville High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Williamsville, NY)

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W ibecbcafe l THE SENIOR CLASS w1shes to express zts s1ncere gratxtude for the understanding and 1ntell1gent guldance Wh1Cll th1s couple has so falthfullv offered us Thelr patlence cheerfulness and cont1nual efforts to be of help have long been a needed lnsplratton It IS wxth the deepest apprec1at1on for all that thev haxe done to make our school days more successful and happv that we the class of 1954 dedlcate thls vearbook to Mr and Mrs Erwm Lederer 3 o Z YL Q 1' A t ' 1. X lXA ' .A ttf.. A' . vu! 1 1-Axp g gh- K .2

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lflfflt mttfmfe WE THE CLASS OF 1954 would llke to express our slncere gratltude to Mr Walterj Herrmgton for h1s thxrty years of dex oted service and complete dedxcatlon to the physrcal sprrrtual and moral development of the students ofthe Wlllramsvllle Central School Dxstrxct and the generat1on of Amerlcans whlch they represent Yet how pecullar lf IS for us to attempt to say Thank X ou to a man under whose leadershxp our school d1str1ct has achlevcd and retamed a most envlable record of ex ccllence ln scholastlc Efillflltlg whlle expcrlenclng a tremendous perlod of growth ex cmplxfied by the crectlon of the W1ll1amsv1lle Central I-hgh School of vs h1ch we are all lustly proud No Mr Herrington we cannot express xn words our gratefulness to you we can but strlvc to achxese the xdcals whlch you haw: xnstxlled wlthm each one of us 2 . . .V f , Nc ,., - g 3' S. A .' xx y S 2' Q . 1 1 - - , S 2' . ,sl ' di X X C 1 7 V rf , x A. 3 1 ' . . . V . . . 3 . . V V.. , .. 1 9 ' 7 1 . - V . . V V . . . . 1

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f I lf X K N I Xx Foreword Ill -- -. 'T ll Through the years the potter, forming it vessel ot' both beautv and purpose from the If tlav on the potters wheel before him ' i has become a svmbol of r I . - P t - Q the manner in vvhith our lives .ire X l ,, , . it moulded at W illiamsville l High School. X. fx lt is with this thought in -Q mind that in this vearbook our fly administration and faeultv I have been compared to the potters or july : craftsmen. lt has been they Avi vvho have been instrumental in lt N shaping our lives from the elav vvhieh was before them. I The underelassmen have become the body of our imaginary' ware. The potter, lool-:ing up from his wheel, will tell you that the bodv is the inner, essential part ofthe vessel. The glaze and decoration are added to our vvare as the ultimate result ofthe manv aetivitics vvhieh are ours to enlov here at Vfilliamsville. The .ithletie program vvhith plgivs sueh an iinportant part in our lives during our higlll Mllvlll vears serves as the handle and spout f on our vessel. if The result ol' the t.trt-tial blending ot' .ill tl1eseu1.1tei'i.1ls The finished vxare X X x The tl.1ss ol lkli-1 X f xx be X at xx be TX ,v X X Qs T Tx v 1 N 4 55'