Williamsville South High School
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| Name |
Williamsville South High School |
| Address |
5950 Main St |
| Town |
Williamsville, New York 14221 |
| Established |
1991 |
| Community |
Suburban |
| Type |
Public Secondary |
| Grades |
9 to 12 |
| District |
Williamsville Central School District |
| Colors |
Blue White |
| Mascot |
The Billies |
| Newspaper |
The Sentinel |
| Website | |
Williamsville South High School is one of the three high schools in Williamsville located in the Williamsville Central School District, outside of Buffalo, New York.
History
The school was known as Williamsville High School until the opening of additional high schools within the Williamsville Central School District necessitated adding the word "South."
In 1994, the school's football team advanced to the New York State championship game (Class B), but was defeated by one point.[1]
On May 1st, 2007, the school was evacuated when a note was found in a bathroom claiming that a bomb was in the school. Police found no bomb and later arrested a 14 year old boy in connection with the note.[2]
Notable alumni
Steve Abbott, Class of 1987, actor.
Neil Abercrombie, Class of 1955 (Williamsville HS), member of the United States House of Representatives from Hawaii.
Jim Dombrowski, Class of 1981, professional football player for the New Orleans Saints.
Wendie Malick, Class of 1968, actress.
Joyce Carol Oates, Class of 1956 (Williamsville HS), award-winning author and professor of English at Princeton University.
Joshua Coutlakis, Class of 2004, Radio Personality. (Plays Josh Potter on the Shredd and Ragan Show)
References
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