Seneca Vocational School - Chieftain Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Honor ROII SILVER IIONOR CORLISS BUHS JOHN GRANDITS LESLIE GRAUBMAN ANTHONY PORRECA KENNETH REUKAUF VICTOR TAURIELLO GEORGE ZEIS BRONZE HONOR MILTON BENNETT DANIEL BESANT EDVVARD BILLMAN CLIFFORD CSONT EARL EDIGHOFFER HAROLD FEINER FRANK GEWAND GERHARD GRAU JACK HANCOCK JOSEPH KERCHER JOSEPH KERN JOSEPH MAUL RICHARD MERGLER OSWALO MEYER WILLIAM PARKER ARTHUR ROSCHE ROBERT WATSON EDMUND WIECHEC COLOR HONOR WILLIAM ARMBRUST ARTHUR BARNHARDT b ALBERT BARTHOLOMEVV KARL BAUER ROBERT BEHRINGER BRUNO BERIS LESTER BONEBERG BERNARD BONIAK SALVATORE BOTTARO MELVIN BRAUN WALTER BRYANT LEO BUKOWSKI RALPH BUNNELL page iweniy-five SAMUEL CANDIDO CLIFFORD CROMP HERBERT CROSSLEY DANIEL DABROVVSKI RICHARD DANIELOWSKI ROBERT DENNE CHESTER DYL GIVSTAV ERICKSON PAUL FRUEHAUF PETJER OERSPACH CHESTER GLISCZYNSKI VVALTER HAHN ALLEN HAMILTON MERLE HORTON RAYMOND KITBERA JOHN MCOEACHIE JOHN McKAY DONALD MECKLE HAROLD METZ CONRAD PRECHOWIAK JOSEPH PLEVVA ETTORE PORRECA VVILFRED PRATHER VINCENT RAGIONE EDWARD RUESTOVV HOVVARD SASSE MILLIARD SCHAEFFER CHARLES SCHMIDT JOHN SCHIIELER JOHN SMITH EDWARD SMOLINSKI ROBERT SNYDER KENNETH SOIILISKE HAROLD STEINBERG STANLEY SZCZEPANIK ROBERT THOMSON VIRGIL TREMBLAY EIIOENE UBER PAIIL IINETICH RAYMOND VVESSOLEK ALVIN VVEBER ARTHUR WHITE ROBERT ZIIBLER

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jarmuz, Henry Jarzabek, joseph johnson, Arthur jablonski, Leo jones, Norres Jurgens, Franklin Ketzel, George Kasnowski, Eugene Keller, Lawrence Kelley, Stewart King, james Kingston, Charles Kish, Eugene Kish, William Kolb, Francis Kosmanski, Daniel Kurnik, Joseph Lamby, Albert Lauer, Charles Lapaglia, Anthony Lawniczak, Stanley Lawrence, Jerome Lehner, Robert Lembicz, Henry Lewandowski, Florian Lewis, Booker Leuer, William Lindner, George Linneman, Edward Lukachovsky, Andrew Maas, Donald Maciej ewski, Leona rd Kowalewski, Chester Maida, Dominich Kowalski, Raymond Malachowski, Chester Kiefhaber, Milton Malachowski, Narcis Kraft, Richard Malczewski, Alexander Krajna, Alexander Malczewski, Leonard Kraska, Daniel Kratzke, Norbert Krueger, Norman Maluso, Lewis Majewicz, Richard Makowski, Richard Kubiszewski, Ray Markiewicz, Walter Marchlewski, Raymond Piotrowski, Richard Marschall, Frederick Martek, Frank Maturski, Arthur Mazur, VValter McDougall, Elmer Metz, Joseph Mikulec, Matthew Murphy, Omer Mutter, William Nero, jess Newton, jack Nowicki, Robert O'Day, Charles Oleszak, Richard Pagliaro, Dominich Pantling, Robert Parker, Arthur Parmiter, John Parucki, Victor Pawelski, Florean Pawlowski, Henry Pernick, Marvin Philipps, Arthur Phillips, Joel page twenty-four Popper, Franklin Przybyl, Theodore Rebman, Joseph Reczek, Henry Richter, Edward Riley, James Rine, Elmer Rosowski, Edward Ruppert, Arthur Ruppert, Richard Ruof, William Rutkowski, Daniel Rutzen, Bernard Schlenker, Edward Schwab, Franklin Schwartz, Edmund Scott, Leslie Sercu, Joseph Sharp, Robert Sperduti, Wilfred Stafflinger, Herman Stauffer, William Sterry, Edward Steven, Raymond Steward, Gordon Stosser, Elmer Strock, Arthur Styer, Edward Szafranski, Edward Szamatula, Jerome Therrien, Edwin Valone, Edwin VVagner, Francis Wagonvlott, Robert Wales, Joseph Wander, Howard VVasmer, Frank Wegrzyn, Frank VVhitney, Richard Vvigdorski, Edward VVinkelman, Norman VVinter, Ralph VVinzig, Earl Wirth, Raymond VVittlef, Charles VVo0d, George Wood, Norman Zimmer, Francis Zimmer, Leonard

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Looking Back When looking back again, I shall remember, In latter years, before the dying ember, These thoughts, I have, and fondly carry now, With eyes half closed, I shall remember how- Our school, upon the salient ground reclines, Among the emerald lawns, and flowing vines, The inscriptions carved, proclaim its objects high, Just like its towers, stretching to the sky. They both reflect the rising, morning sun, And shadows, tall, they east, when day is done, At night, the giant's eyes shine ruby red, O'er the city from the towers over head. To classes in the morn, we hurried, none, When home time came, we hurried, all and one, Our school, with calm demeanor, does not confide, To stranger, the secrets of its inner side. Ah, but those fond secrets we all know so well, As like our learning, too much on deaf ears fell, And I hear again the motor's steady whine, Amidst the machinery's fitful grind. Imagination upward, outward, swells, I hear again the metallic, ringing bells, Halls still and dead, the moment just foregone, Now, teem with life, and now all are alone. The fire burns low, my reverie is stirred, The lost, sweet memory, lingers and then is blurred, And, like the fire's last symbolic burst of light, The Huttering Hag makes a final, nervous jerk, And points to outward, forward, and life's workg Yet saying, Onward, Boys of Seneca! page 'I'wen'ry-six