Williamsville High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Williamsville, NY)

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Run I - K. Greil, T. Pitts, D. Simmonds, L. Hemink, C. Reger, G. Butt. Rau 2 - R. Molnar, nl. Secrist, -I. Zimdahl, S. Scofield. wl. Locey, S. Prawel, C. Leman S. Benson, H. Graham, S, Wfall, P. Buchholtz, tl. Cook, R. Gander, R. Reed, D Henderson, P. All. R014 5-vl, Bryan, VI. Lennert, D. Bird, F, Hevyson, I Horfarth, H. Hazel, j. Snyder, W. Groves, D, Macpherson, D. Snow, D. Beggls, D, Kelleher, A. Finley, T. Tullumello, j. Strapason, R. Barndollar, D. Robinson, T, Culligan, P. Behringer, S. Hintz. I student council D. Simmonds, Presg C. Reger, Secg L. Hemink, Vice Presg T. Pitts, Treas. Our representative government exists for the benefit responsibility of granting charters to newly formed of the students, not only scholastically, but also along clubs and, in many cases, assumes the financial obliga- extraeurricular lines. Most of our big assemblies have tions of an organization that does not have its own been sponsored by the Student Council. It also has the treasury. Run I-C, Kennedy, P. Fulton, L. Graf, A. Kennedy, A. Aldrete, Ron .2- D. Larwood, C. Friedenberg, L. Trabert, S, Benson, N. Norwood, L, Benson, K. Cousins, Mrs, Dietter. Rott 3-C. Hall, K. Larter, A. Finley, V. XVhaley, A. Aldrete, Treas.: K. Latter, Sec.g D, Evans, Pres. The Spanish Club tries to give its members a closer look at. and a fuller understanding of, Spanish-speaking people and nations. The Club was fortunate to have as ti member Alicia Aldrete. exchange student 20 from Panama. D. Littlefield, D. Evans, -l. Blakely, K. Kreuger, H. Graham. 5.13 l is

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driver Training Around the sixteenth birthday thoughts of the average American boy and girl turn to the road. The majority in our school are able to take advantage of the course offered, where they study the rules of the road as well as the general mechanics of the car and its operation. 'N . Q ' A n ' Q ' ' I ff? fe, v- r- n Z- Q' Mrs. Evelyn Krassett, Mrs. Rose Macpherson, Mrs. Mary Beiter, Mrs. Bertha Elak, dying 'lfilggewgiih Mrs. Viola Schwartz, Mrs. Claire Latter, Mrs. Mildred Siegel, Mrs. Benz- ' 'g Manager, Mrs. Helen Shedrick-Cafeteria Director. Camera Shy-Mrs. Elsie Seyfried. I We doff our hats to these women who watch an entire mornings work disappear as they summon their courage to meet our famished student body each day. R. Deinhardt, Mr. Boehm, R. Bush, R. Conn, P. Chamot. Camera Shy - P. Garono. cafeteria staff audio visual Our audioevisual crew are always working hard to bring us educational and amusing movies for assembly and classroom use. They are the ones who pull us out of ditlicult situations when we try to operate those intricate projectors. 19

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honor society Rau' I -D. Kleber, G. Berg- horn, K. Kent, L. Benson. Rau 2--I. Weiss. J. Embree, S. Feuz, B. Bird, J. Measer, A, Stoclt. Ron' 3-L. Hazel, P. Harkness, N. Lawrence, R. Winfield, D. Griffen, J. Strick- ler, S. Leonardis, S. Reid, B, Christensen, D. Keel. Camera Shy-J. Carleton. X 1' 91 ' ' hfflgfxv R. Winheld, Pres., B. Bird, Sec., D. Keel, Vice Pres. french club C'est la vie and what a life it is, especially in France. Each French Club member realized this as he studied the country and her people through films, dis- cussions and annual dinner. The aim of the National Honor Society is to provide recognition and encouragement for outstanding schol- arship, leadership, character and judgment, and to serve the school in any way possible. S. Reid, Vice Pres., B. Schultz Pres., N. Lawrence, Sec., bl Flynn, Treas. Ron I-B. Bird, B. Mosier. S. Bancroft, C. Edigholier, S. Dodds. V. Crapsi. Ron 2 - B. Miller, D. Schramm, G. Maurer, C. Lucas, K Kent, M, Giboney, J. Morgan.