Seneca Vocational School - Chieftain Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1950 volume:

1 1 I 14.4 'V g. R ALMA MAT WHATEVER YOU DO, LET IT BE DONE WELL 4 YE-ARBOOK DEDICATION UR principal, Mr. Richard A. Reagan, has iaithiully and competently served the students oi Seneca tor the past seven years. To him, the retiring head oi our iaculty, we wish gratefully to dedicate this edition oi the Chieftain. During our tour years oi study here at Seneca, we have noticed his profound interest in the well-being of each student. He also has devoted considerable attention to the success and improvement oi our school and has constantly striven to modernize our teaching facilities so that all oi the sc ool's resources can be utilized by each student. He has been a staunch believer in marks and attendance, but his interests have not been solely conilned to the classroom. He has also been a loyal supporter oi all our athletic teams, and he seldom misses a game or any other athletic event. It was his constant spirit that served as an inspiration to the students oi Seneca, and thus, their morale was oiten boosted by his courage. Thus, it is with deep pride that we dedicate this year's edition oi the Chieftain to our very popular principal, Mr. Richard A. Reagan. Although this is but a small token oi acknowledgement in return for his manly iavors and sacrifices, we, the Class oi '50, wish him to know that we greatly appreciate all that hebhas Hoge to make our high school days such a pleasant memory. Congratulations, Mr. Reagan, for a yo we one 2 MR. ENGEL HIS is Mr . Laverne H. Engel's fourth ' the an year at Seneca. After guiding - nexes or two years Mr. Engel is now assist- ing at the main building. His position here is that of assistant principal. ln all these years he has never shown himself to be anything but the kind, good-humored, considerate man he reaw is. r. Engel's deep enthusiasm in both the school and the students in it, is daily reflected by his constant activities. He has confirmed this by his diligent attendance at football games and by the arrangement of countless pep assem- blies to support e team and encourage the sale of tickets for the night games. . Constant student attendance and superior scholastic achievement are Mr. Engel's fondest hopes. He is iust as proud of Seneca when it leads in attendance as when one of our teams comes off the field with a smashing victory. Mr. Engel is friend to both the faculty and the student body. He has won a place in the hearts of all of us and we hope the association between Mr. Engel and Seneca will last for many years to come. 3 MR. WARNHOFF HE name of Mr. David Warnhoff has become slynonymous with Seneca. He has tirelessly devote 35 years of his life to the betterment of our educational institution. Mr. Warnhoff was appointed to the original faculty as electrical instructor at Peckham Voca- tional School. ln 1915 he transferred to Seneca. Beginning his duties as an instructor he was later appointe head of the shop department. ln 1935 Mr. Warnhoff assumed his position of administra- tive assistant to Dr. Elmer S. Pierce and now is assistant to Mr. Reagan. Mr. Warnhoff's 12. years in industry as an electrical wireman, armature winder, and rail- road signal electrician, have provided him with an ample background to solve the many problems that students encounter in their shops and classes To the unstinted and energetic efforts of Mr. Warnhoff we are eternally indebted. We are in- deed fortunate to have with us this man who so cheerfully performs his many duties and still finds time to participate actively in the affairs of the student body. FRED I A'rzRo'r'r MICHAEL J. BAUDA BAS as PAUL F' ARA AGT URL. AP-TH - xy, 4' T ff oLIvER c FLACH T CZAK wu.mAM J. HSHER I .2 JQSEPH D nas D099 MK- wihw' VICTOR J. GUENTHER FACULTY AT THE We :PW LAWRENCE A. LYLE J. HARBISON CHARLES HANRATTY ' ' HATTENBERGER 4 FRED W. BENDER ALBERT B. BUCK EL RD DeT.4MpLE CORA C. GEYER ALICE H. GIBNEY VI c TOR C. GILBERT MAIN BUILDING IRENE G. HEACOCK EDWIN A. HEINTZ HAROLD P. HELLEMS THOMAS F, GL ASS WTLLARD HEMEDINGER 1 ODGES JAMES A' H ER CARL L, KUEHN CHRISTIAN E. KUEHN I-1. KESSL l uh-N J. MOM' LEROY EDWARD E. SCHALL AAAAA A A A AT Y NORMAN C, OELHEIM MARCUS PHILLIPS I. M Ffmnmmcx Umm FACULTY AT THE if ANNA M. SCHLINKER HOWARD H. HENRY W. SHEPARD SCHWEIKHART 6 ROBERT M. Kunz KENNETH L, LANGWORTHY JOHN W. LOTH USO WILLIAM E. WALTER M. RENNTCK PRITCHARD ROBERT REPPENHAGEN ANTHONY C SCAQQPELL MAIN BUILDING O Q JAMES J. SMITH RALPH F. THEURER WALTER G- KENNETH WELLS WANAMAKER J 4 -, IxY:F ICERS 4-gl jY Thoma s Glass, Robert Briggs, Secretary Joseph Jagodzinski, Vice-President Neil Finnegan, President ' wley, Treasurer DSO! Thomas Glass, Senior Spo Anthony Algera Robert Forrester nald Brown Bernard Frantz Joseph Halter Kenneth Meyers Donald Sullivan James Tsixcgas Joseph Vo zel Do William Crowley h Doster Rodney Kick elo Lauria Richard War Robert Wilson Ralp Carl Falsone Ang ll Senior Sponsor William Cro iv- Ss Rmflmp- CLA lillllllill lllli S t time We now square our and are forgotten, let us ur lockers slammed for the las . bled world. Before we pass ca aduates filed into the school sters UR books are closed and o and prepare to take our positions in a trou look back and remember our carefree high school years at Sene . On a bright June day in 1946 an impressive group of grammar school gr to have interviews and to take the entrance exams. Who would dream that that group of young was wg? We have grown in stature and knowledge in these four years. And how swiftly they have passe . and bewildered, we reported for classes in September, 1946. Because of swelling enroll- iled to annexes. There, in social equality, we learned the fundamentals of and could tell any of those stuffy teachers w. Alas, the dawn --- we building. Awed ment, most of us were ex our trades. Then came the step up. We were sophomores now, more about electricity, machinery, and photography than they ever kne were mercilessly trampled on by upper classmen and bewildered by the strange main Soon we became acclimated and began to enjoy our first taste of high school l' e. Our iunior year was an in-between year. Not under dogs, we still were not in the limelight. Remember the assembly when Seneca celebrated the winning of the Yale Cup? We began to look for- ward to graduation, we elected officers and tried to raise funds. We were seniors at last. Our elation was quenched by the realization that we were children no more. With adult realism we planned our futures. Now we smile and reminisce. Remember report card day? The skating parties? The cafeteria rush? Ninth period? The assemblies? The friends we made? Most of all we remember our teachers. Of course we grumbled and criticized, but now we realize what a wonderful person each and every one was. And now we part, probably never to meet again. But we shall always be together in memory. Let e a silent, Th2Ilk5, Seneca, for all you have done. usp ause and breath 8 , , 7 SENHQIRS 9 Adams, Granville A. Balasht, Ronald J. Barnhard, Arthur L. Bartkowiak, Marion Baurerline Edward I Granny ' Ron Al'Chl6', Bart ' Powerline Electrical Machinist Machinist Electrical Electrical Basketball Fggtball Football Football Basketball Inter. 1-2 Varsity 2-3-4- Inter. 1-2-3-4 Inter. 3-4 Inter. 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2 Inter. 1-2 Basketball Basketball Track Basketball Inter- 1-2-4 V2I'SitY 3-4 Varsity 2-3-4 Inter. 1-2-3-4 Inter. 3-4 Track Varsity 3-4 Monitor 4 i5e lg ' Borngraber, Marvin Bouquin, Edwin I. Boyd, James J. HMarvn lGEd7, 1 Jim!! Electrical Electrical Electrical Science Club 3-4 Baseball School Paper 3-4 Inter. 1 Yearbook Staff 4 10 Bravo, Richar Rich Machinist Basketball Inter. 2-3-4 Cross Country Varsity 2 dF. Briggs, Robert O HBobH Electrical Football Varsity 2-3-4 Inter. 2-3 Basketball Inter. 1-2-3-4 Baseball Varsity 3-4 Class Officer 3-4 Bazulka, Michael HBuzl7 Electrical Football Inter. 1 Basketball Inter. 2-3 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Science Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Baseball Inter. 1 Bergmann, Karl F. Cheektowaga Kid Machinist Football . Inter. 1-2-3-4 Basketball Inter. 1-2-3-4 Track Varsity 2 Glee Clu 1 School Paper 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Chess Club 4 Hi-Y Club 2-3-4 Vice Pres. 4 Monitor 4 Brown, Donald llD0n!! Electrical Baseball Varsity 1-2-3 Basketball Varsity 1-2-3 Inter. 4 Football Varsity 3 Class Representative 3-4 Buboltz, Daniel ttDan7! Electrical Football Inter. 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Berst, Edward Blais, Richard J. Bohn, Louis G Lucky Eddy Dick Louie Electrical Electrical Electrical Football Football Football Inter. 2-3 Inter. 3 Inter. 2-3-4 Balslketbalg School Paper 1 Balsllietball 2 3 4 ter. er. - - - Baseball Varsity 4 Assembly Technician 3 ai: X12 Burger, Norbert A. Bush, Kenneth Carini, Francis J HNorbeU llKenH Uspicil Electrical Electrical Electrical Football Science Club 4 Inter. 3 Track Varsity 2-3-4 Cross Country Varsity 3-4 Bowling Club 3 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 1 1 Y g I 'F , Carlon, Michael P. SCMike7J Electrical Football Inter. 1 Basketball Inter. 1-4 Glee Club 1-2-3 Science Club 3 School Paper 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Representative 3 Csont, Frederick R. Comedian Machinist Football Inter. 1-2-3 Basketball Inter. 1-2-3-4 Color Guard 4 Assembly Technician 3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 School Paper 3 Monitor 4 Track Varsity 4 Caruana, Vincent J. ' 'Bar on' ' Football Inter . 1 - 2- 3 Basketball Inter. 1-2-3-4 School Paper 1 Chamberlain, Chrabas, Dexmis J. William C. Dan ' 'Willie' ' Electrical Electrical Football Football Inter. 2-8 Inter. 2-3 Basketball Basketball Inter. 1-2-3-4 Inter. 1-2-3 Cross Country Varsity 2 Glee Clu 4 Yearbook Staif 4 Baseball Inter. 1 Q-.se 42: Cisco, Carl W. Cisco Kid Electrical Football Inter. 2-3-4 Basketball Inter. 2-3-4 Band 2-3-4 Q3 l Cummings, Dehlinger, Ronald J. Dershug, Kenneth A. Dillingham, Charles R. Ron Ken Donald R Chuck Electrical Electrical Dillinger Elecfrical Yearbook Staff 4 Cross Country Electrical Football Varsitg 4 Cross Country Inter. 1 Science lub 3 Varsity 2 Baseball Glee Club 1 Varsitg 1 Assembly Glee Clu 1-2-3-4 Technician 2-3-4 12 Science Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Cole, Edward Eddie Electrical Football Inter. 3 Basketball Inter. 2-3 Band 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Dipietro, Rocco A. ph0iQf2?55E5 Football Inter. 2 Basketball Inter. 1-2-4 School Paper 2-3 Yearbook Staff 3-4 Class Representative 3 Collis, Robert K. Cross, .Tohn P. Crossland, Chicago Punchy Richard C. Electrical Electrical Red Football Basketball Electrical Inter. 1-2-3-4 Inter. 1-2-3-4 Football Basketball Baseball Inter. 2-3-4 Inter. 2-3-4 Inter. 1 Basketball School Paper 1 Inter. 2-3 Baseball Varsity 3 Doster, Ralph H. Douglass, Leonard T. Drozdowski, Shorty ' Fuzz Henry H. Football Inter. 1-2-3 Electrical Dynamo Dan Basketball Football Electrical Inter. 1-2-3-4 Inter. 1-2-3 Football BHSGDBII Basketball Inter. 1 Varsity 1-2 Inter. 1-2-3-4 Bowling Club 2 Ye81'b00k Staff 4 Baseball Glee C ub 4 Class Inter. 1 Chess Club 2 Representative 4 School Paper 1 I-Ii-Y 2-3-4, Presi- dent 4, Monitor 4 13 Crowley, William H. Choo Choo Machinist Football Varsity 2-3-4 Inter. 2-3 Basketball Varsity 3-4 Inter. 1-2-3-4 Track Varsity 1-2-3-4 Cross Country Varsity 1 School Paper 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Representative 3-4 Class Officer 4 Hi-Y 2-3 Monitor 4 Dusky, Maurice A. HDuSty!! Electrical Football Inter. 1 Basketball Inter. 1 Glee Club 1-2 School Paper 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Monitor 4 L+ Dziwulski, Walter .T. Esch, August J. llnizzyi! llcusfi Electrical Electrical Baseball Inter. 4 Varsity 3-4 School Paper 1-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Fillingen, Donald M. liphuif Electrical Football Inter. 2-3 Basketball Inter. 1-2-3-4 -.f 49 Falter, Carl O. Cookie Machinist ' Football Varsity 3-4 Inter. 1-2 Basketball Inter. 1-2-3-4 Track Varsity 4 Bowling Club 1 Glee Club 1-2-3 Yearbook Staff 4 Monitor 4 Hi-Y 2-3 Falsone, Carl J. Fearless Fosdick Electrical Basketball Inter. 2 Assembly Technician 3-5 Class Representative 5 'if Fries, Franklin J. Galbraith, John Gazda, Richard I. Geissler, Herbert Gentile, Anthony I Freezie Mac Dickie Boy Herb Tony Electrical Electrical Electrical Electrical Machinist Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Basketball Football Glee Club 2-3-4 Basketball Science Club 3-4 Inter. 1-2-3-4 Varsity 4 Monitor 4 Inter. 3-4 Football Basketball Inter. 1 Inter. 2-3-4 Bowling Club 4 Track Baseball Varsity 3 Inter. 1 Bowling Club 1 Basketball Yearbook Staff 4 Varsity 4 Baseball Inter. 1 14 ,K K-' , Y. Finnigan, Neil F. ' Irish Electrical Color Guard 4 School Paper 3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Representative 3-4 Class Officer 4 Forrester, Robert D. Franke, Ronald N. Frantz, Bernard C. Fray, Arthur J. Robin Electrical Football Inter. 1-2-4 Basketball Inter. 1-2-4 Track Varsity 1 Bowling Club 1 Glee Club 1-2-3 Class Representative 4 , , ,A 1, J M, - . .L x 4 q V, Giess, Donald E. Red Nose Machinist Football Inter. 1-2-3 Basketball Inter. 1-2-3-4 Bowling Club 1 Color uard 4 Baron von Franke Electrical Football Inter. 1-2 Basketball Inter. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3 Assembly Technician 2 Science Club 3 School Paper 2-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 .I 'XJ 'S lla X S Bernie Little Yukon Electrical Electrical Basketball Football Inter. 4 Inter, 3 Track Glee Club 4 Varsity 2-3-4 Bowling Club 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Science Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Representative 3-4 15 . Giglia, Ir. , Joseph F. Gleixner, Henry C. Gold, Albert Golibersuch, Spivak Hank Goldy Robert J Electrical Electrical Electrical Such Basketball Inter. 4 Track Football Machinist Track Varsity 2 Varsity 3 Inter. 1-2 F00tb1-111 Band 1-2-3-4 V Basketball Inter. 1-2-3 Science Club 3-4 Inter. 1-2-3-4 Chess Club 1-2-3-4 School Paper 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Representative 3 15 School Paper 1 is y ? .. ... ia .Eg-V .ff Graves, Howard G. ' 'Gravie ' ' Electrical School Paper 3 Green, Robert L. Captain Electrical Football Varsity 2-3-4 Baseball Varsity 3-4 Football Inter. 1-3-4 Basketball Inter. 1-2-3-4 Baseball Inter. 1 Science Club 4 School Paper 4 Class Officer 8 l Gull, Henry R. Kinankll Machinist Color Guard 4 Basketball Inter. 3-4 Class Representative 55, 4. 46 Gura, John E. Electrical Football Inter. 2-3 Basketball Inter. 1-2-3-4 Y t Helmicki, Ronald E. Hess, Frederick D. Hoak, Arnold E. Horn, William G. p Big Red Zero Arnie Bill Machinist Electrical Electrical Electrical Track Basketball Bowling Club 2-3 Track Varsity 2 Inter. 2 Varsity 2-3-4 Track Cross Country Varsity 3 Varsitg 2-4 Glee Clu 1-2-3-4 Glee Clu 2 School Paper 1-2-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Baseball Inter. 1 16 Halter, Joseph C. Sleepy' Electrical Football Inter. 1-2-3 Basketball Inter. 1-2 Bowling Club 1 Class Representative 4 Horton, Robert H. P Horta,:skl hotogra y Yearbook Staff 3-4 Hans, Edward D. Harhigh, John Jr. Hartman, Kenneth W. Hasenpusch, Peter H. 3 I 75 Meatball Sharper Goodman Hozzy Electrical Electrical Electrical Electrical Football Football Band 1-2-3-4 Football Inter. 1-2 Inter. 1-2 Glee Club 1-2 Varsity 3 Basketball Basketball Science Club 3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Inter. 2-3-4 Inter. 1-2-3 Yearbook Staff 4 Glee Club 1-2 Baseball Glee Club 1-2-3 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Varsity 2 Baseball Inter. 1 sf: le Heidle, William A Lover Electrical Football Inter. 1-2 Baseball Inter. 1 Cheerleader 2-3 Huegel, Wengelin A. Hutchinson, Paul M. Jagodzinski, Freezer Hutch .Toseph A. 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Kale Foreman Decay Janek Electrical Machinist Electrical - Machinist Football Football Basketball Football Inter. 1-2-3-4 Inter. 2-3 Inter. 2 Inter. 1-2-3 Basketball Basketball Cross Country Basketball Inter. 1-2-3-4 Varsity 3-4 Varsitg 4 Inter. 1-2 Glee Club 1-2 A Inter. 1-2-3-4 Glee Clu 1 Baseball Yearbook Staff 4 Varsity 3-4 .l A ff Klee, James C. Klepb, Frank A. Slim Jim ' Clem Machinist Electrical Football Inter. 1-2-3 Basketball Inter. 1-2-3-4 Baseball Inter. 1 Kohler, John A. C I Johlmyil Electrical Football Inter . 1 - 2 - 3 Basketball Inter. 1-2-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 18 Koscielniak, Edwin M. Kowalski, Joseph ucupidn nTarzanu Electrical Electrical Basketball Football Inter. 1-2-3 Inter. 4 Basketball Glee Club 1-2-8-4 Inter. I-2-3-4 School Paper 4 Baseball Inter. 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Band 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 School Paper 4 Kowalewski, Richard Kazmierczak, Kelly, Thomas M. bert R. Tommie Kick, Donald F. 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Wagmer, Raymond Walker, Ervin Penny Matcher Pancho Joe ee Willie Erv Electrical Electrical Electrical Photography Electrical Baseball Basketball Football Inter. 3 Basketball Basketball Varsif-'Y 3 Inter. 1-2 Basketball Inter. 1 Inter. 1-2-3 Inter. 2 4 Inter. 1 Bowling Club 1-2-3-4 Baseball Inter. 1 Football Glee Club 4 Basketball Glee Club 1 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Inter. 1-2 Assembly Inter. 1-2-3-4 Science Club 3-4 Track Technician 2 3 School Paper 1 Varsity 1-2 C1288 Yearbook Staff 4 Representative 4 27 1 Wan ler, Paul C. 5 Electrical Football Inter. 1 Basketball Inter. 2-3-4 Baseball Inter. 1 Track Varsity 4 Cross Country Varsity 3-4 Glee Clu 1-2-3 Yearbook Staff 4 :Soupu 6 1 K. 1 F n ff ' fr Warzel, Richard R. CCBUIH Electrical Football Inter. 1 Varsity 1-2-3-4 Basketball Inter. 1-2-3-4 Baseball Inter. 1 Track Varsity 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3 Class Representative 4 AL I Wiltberger, Alois N. Zeis, Dogald J. Zimmerman, Paul l i1ty Zen Zimbo Electrical Electrical Machinist Football Football Baseball Inter. 1-2-3 Inter. 2- Varsity 2-3-4 Basketball Varsity 3 4 Cross Country Inter. 1-2-3-4 Basketball l Varsity 3 Baseball Inter. 1- -3 Basketball Inter. 1 V3.rSity4 Inter, 1-2-3-4 Cross Country B3S6b3!1 Hi-Y 3 Varsity 3 Varsity 3-L4 Glee Clu 2-3 Bowl1ngClu 1 K 1 asc 1 Q2 F ! C I ' 7 5 1 . C Zimpfer Robert J. Zwolinski, Leon M. Ballard, Jr. , Kuczmanski, Bob Shovelsw01-th Raymond I. Norm Electrical Photogr aghy ' ' Fr enchy' ' Electrical Football Inter. 4 Football ter. 2 Photography Baseball Basketball Inter. 4 Basketball Fgotball Inter. 1 Track Varsity 3-4 Inter. 1-2-3-4 vm-sity 2-3-4 Track Cross Country Varsity 3-4 Inter 2-3 Varsity 2- Varsity 4 Cross Country Baskemall Basketball 2owlinguCluib41-2-3-4 Varsity 2-3 Inter 1-2-3 Inter. 1-2 5 0l0l' 21' School Pa r 2-3 ' Yearbook Staff 4 Class Pe . Yearbook Staff 4 Representative 4 l 28 I I i Rohauer, Alston F unumphn Machinist Football Varsity 4 1 1 I ,I ff u yrs fghfft - ,f 1 '. ,ax K X as I 'SJ 9 W? fl Co, L 1: N gfxi 5 r 3 XX 1141 52 50 .11 rf I SENIOR ULHSS PHUPHECU Time: 10:30 P.M. , May 26, 1975 Place: Hotel Statler Event: Seneca V. H. S. Alumni Dance As I gaze over the milling throng of socialites, I see many familiar faces. The music this evening is furnished by Peter Hasenpusch and his all-star orches- tra, Tom Kelly, and Joe Giglia. The floor show is provided by Fred Csont, star of the Riffel Creampuff Corporation Show. Look over there! It's Carl Cookie Falter. I hear he has a monopoly on the Cookie industry. His icebox cookies have chilled the world. Well! There's Bill Crowley, now head football coach at Vassar College. After ten years as All-American, and five years in pro-ball, he's settled down to make some money. We congratulate Ron Franke who has just graduated from State Teachers College. Under the capable instruction of Arthur Fray, Ron received his third degree. From Don Sullivan we learn that .T oe Jagodzinski has just been signed by the Har- lem Globe Trotters. There in a chartreuse and pink tuxedo with a lavender tie is Rocco DiPietro es- corted by his valet, Angelo llauria. And it's Robert Briggs on his first date with millionaire heiress, Bambi Glocken- spiel. Ken Meylers told me that last evening a concert was given at Nicholopoulos Hall gornrerly einhan'sJ by I oe Nazon. He played our favorite selection, Old Black oe. ' John J. Sturm, the famous private detective, informs us that Ron Balash and Karl Bergman have just taken over the Sun Valley Ski Resort. They have just received six tons of bandages, courtesy of Red Cross. We miss Gerard Shields and Rodney Kick who are fighting for the Featherweight championship tonight. , Eight-star General Charles -A. Schuh just announced to the crowd that he appoint- ad' Disk Krombach and Jack Nikischer five-star generals in the New York National ar . All eyes are now on Bernie Frantz and his wife as they glide across the floor in a samba. Now Bill Casanova Horn fidol of the Bobby-sockersj waltzes across the floor with Bob Zimpfer, who has just cut-in. The crowd moves aside as ferocious Ralph Doster slips across the dance floor with that seven foot siren, Torchy Firetruck. The music stops and Neil Finnegan steps to the platform to deliver his 25th inaug- ural address as Senior Class President. He thanks his campaign managers Dan Bu- boltz and John Szpila. The eminent cartoonist Paul Wangler has just finished his child's portrait, appro- priately entitled Son-of-a-Gun. . . Pr This has been a gala affair and we thank incipal Sam Matteliano for his help in preparing this affair. l . +4 KR., X 29 To play the Accordion like SENIOR AMBITION GERARD SHIELDS . . . . . JOHN KOHLER . . . DANIEL BUBOLTZ. . . DONALD KICK ...... ROBERT ZIMPFER . . . JOSEPH JAGODZINSKI .... ALBERT E. KUCZKOWSKI .... . . . WILLIAM A. McKEE ....... . . . JOSEPH C. HALTER ...... . . . ARTHUR FRAY ......... . . . HENRY DROZDOWSKI ..... MARVIN E. BORNGRABER . DONALD GIESS ......... JOHN SZACHTA ......... JAMES KLEE .... DONALD KAM ..... RICHARD BLAIS . . . CARL 1-'ALTER ..... FREDERICK CSONT. . . WILLIAM CROWLEY . . RICHARD SEDITA ..... ROCCO A. DIPIETRO . . . LEON ZWOLINSKI .... JOHN STURM ....... RONALD HELMICKI .... JOHN KAWA ........... . . . DONALD STROEHLEIN .... . . . ANGELO D. LAURIA .... ROBERT HORTON ....... CHARLES SCHUH .......... . . . ROBERT R. KAZMIERCZAK CARL REINECKE ....... JACK NIKISCHER ........ RALPH JUDGE ....... GRANVILLE ADAMS. . . EDWARD NOWICKI . . DAN KARALUS .... FRED HESS ........ BILL MCGARVA ......... . . . WILLIAM F. LEONARD. . . . . . . EARLE ROSENTHAL . . . DONALD SCHAUF .... IWEPH TERRY ...... JOSEPH EOBSTEL ....... . . . DAVID BRECKENRIDGE . . GERARD TESI ........ JAMES M. TSENGAS. . . . LEON PALLAS ....... PAUL ZIMMERMAN .... DONALD P. VILLA ..... CARMEN BONFESSUTO . . DON BROWN ......... JOHN P. CROSS ...... HERBERT GEISSLER .... RICHARD CROSSLAND . . . EDWARD HANS ....... EDWARD COLE ...... ANTHONY SPERDUTI. . . NORMAN MCINTOSH .... ANTHONY s. GRANATA . . DONALD DILLINOHAM. . . To be a life guard and make a big splash with the women. To be Assistant General di General Electric. To find out how long is a Short circuit. To be able to learn as fast as Mr. Murray teaches. To understand the machines in Mr. Dobbins shop. To understand a certain saboteur on first floor and to make his motors jog successfully. To be a second Tony Martin. To be a retired business man. To find a rich widow. To come to school for onel day without getting into trouble To be a champion wrestler To buua A s,ooo,ooo watt Ham transmitter. To catch a fish over six inches long. To buy a car that runs. ' To be head test man in a To score more than 9 poi To see Berst without a sa To make some ice box co To ride a flying saucer top To learn how to spell. 5 To help Vaughn Monroe r To live longer than an ele To be a bum. To be a private detective. attress factory. s in a basketball game dwich in shop. es. ars. e with the moon. hant. To be a custodian at Seneca V.H.S. To be a good machinist. To sleep for forty years. Not to work for the rest of my life. To be a test pilot in a yo-yo factory. To become a General in the Russian Navy. To get some ambition. To be a foreman at the Pump works. To become a General in the National Guard. To be a big wheel. To be principal of S.V.H.S. To work in Dan's junk Yard. To grow up. To talk back to my girl friend - just once. To swim the English Channel in December. To get a good mark ln history. To see Dick Warzel be Mayor of Athol Springs. To remember XL : 2 FL, To get out of school. To ride in a rodeo. 10 years from now. To bring my lunch in a bushel basket. To graduate before l'm 20. To become an Engineer. To score 20 points in a basketball game. To get good marks for one 5-week period. To marry a rich French actress. Dick Contino. To be a pro-baseball player. To be a policeman. To get a passing mark in math. To find a good job. To drive a good racing boat. To become a millionaire. To go to Lockport. To become a good gunner. To be a wallpaper hanger. To be a Gun Slinger. 30 S V I r i N V I 800 IR. A. B. BUCK 301 302 sos 34 ABT. IRIIN ARNOLD, JOH BOETTCHER, JAHES BROWN, ROBERT BUNCH, ETHRIDGE DAUI, GEORGE DOIBROISKI, FRANK GATZA, JAIES GREENE, FRANCIS GRIDLEY, ROBERT GRIHH, NORHAN HERIAN, ALBERT IR. l. J. FISHER ADAIS, ROBERT CAPITANO, JOSEPH GARDON, JOSEPH GA HI, LAURIE HARRIGAN, CHARLES HATHAIAY, RICHARD JABLONSKI. DONALD KELLER, WAYNE LINDNER, CHARLES HC LEOD, ANGUS IARLIN, VINCENT IR. AGATHE ANDRIATCH. NICHOLAS ASHTON, JOHN DOBBINS. EUGENE DOCKSTEDER, NEIL DUKARI. DONALD ENDE, DONALD GALLO, JOHN GUSHUE. GEORGE HEJIANOI KI, EUGENE JAGODZINSKI. FRANK JOHNSON, ROBERT IR. I. RENNICK ABATE. SAHUEL BARONE. JOHN EIERSON, RAYNOND FISCHER, ROBERT GRIERSON. ALEXANDER HAYNOS, EDWARD IELIO. ROBERT PARUCKI, IALTER PIECHOIIAK, CONRAD IAKOIBKI, IILLIAI NOIAK. CASEY NOIAK, FELIX OLSZEISKI, JAHES PAILAKOISKI, CONRAD SCHIALL, ELIER SCHNEIDER, JOHN RYAN, CHARLES SIITH, ROBERT VEANES, ANTHONY ZIEHBA, STANLEY 0'HARA, JAIES PARKER. FRANK PHILLIPS, PHILIP PONTRELLO, CHARLES SCHLIERF, DONALD VARNADO. ARTHUR VOGT, DONALD VOGT, ELHER IALAIANDER, RICHARD YAEGER, FR ZELAKIEIICZ, STEPHEN KORKOIICZ, RONALD LAII, ARNOLD LAIICKI. LEONARD LEE, HERBERT IANCINI, GENO IASON, CLAYTON PICCOL0. JOSEPH PINIARSKI, EDIARD SIIET, IILLIAI STANLEY, THOHAS TAGLIAGAHI, IICHAEL IOOD. GEORGE REYNOLDS, HAROLD RIEXINGER. JACK ROB TS. IILLIAI SCHNEAR, DONALD SCHIEHAN. TIIOTHY SPRIGGINS. HENRY VOUROS, JOH IYLUP KI. DAVID 304 305 SOB 307 HR. C. L. KUEHN BEDNARZ, EDIARD BOISVERT. EDIARD BONDS, IAYNON BYTTNER, JOHN DAIICO, JOHN DEAN, ROY DI FRANC CO. LOUIS EVELT, HENRY HOEHN, FRANCIS NN. E. HEINTZ BOSCH, ROY BRADY, HAROLD DAVIDOIICZ. JOHN DENBIK, JANES DETH, IELVIN FAVRE, ALFRED HARVEY, BERNARD JARCZYK, EUGENE KLEIN, RONALD KNOOK, RUDOLPH LOIAS, OARRY IC NEILL, RONALD IR. KUNZ CROSS. FRANCIS CUNNINGS, ANDREW DENI. JOHN FRANK, FRED OOULDINH. DONALD HUBER. JOHN JAKUBCZAK, RICHARD KANRIB. TON LAIRD. CHARLES LITTERIO, FRANK LUCHKA. IILBUR IR. ARABAS ACHRTZ, IILLIAN CIANFRONE, JOSEPH COLE, EDIARD CROCKER, DONALD DACRAUER. ALBERT DASZKIEIICZ. THADDEUS FLEISB, DONALD GOLIITZER. RONALD HARRIS, RUSBEL LANG, HARRY JOHNSON, ARTHUR KIELIA, ARTHUR LOTZ, RICHARD ODDO, JOHN PAPKE. DONALD PETERSON, IILLIAI RAIIONDO, JANES BATTERLY, DONALD IALTER, CLIFFORD ZATORSKI, HENRY HOONEY. FREDERICK NOTARO, CARNELO NOTARO, RUSSEL PORENBA, RAYNOND RUNSCHIK. PAUL SNIDER, LENUEL STEPHAN, RONALD SZEICZYK, LEONARD VAN DICK. RONALD IAHL, FRED IIEAND, IALTER ZAR, STANLEY LUDOVICO, LEONARD NERLINO, JOHN IORAN. JANES NAURACKI, DANIEL PETERSON. ALAN PONTRELLO. NAT ROOALSKI. DANIEL SAIPIERI, SAN SCHROEDER, JOHN IEORZYN, HENRY YOUNG, JOHN LINES. IILLIAI IC OILL. JAIES PALABZEISKI. CARL PIOEON, ANDRE RADKE. CARL RATHBUN, HOIARD SCHNEIDER, JANES SCHUTTE, HENRY SILVESTRI, EDIARD STUFF, THONAS IARD. JOHN 330 33I 200 201 IR. PRED ATZROTT BELTER. HARRY BISCI, JOHN BONNES, GEORGE BURGIO, CHARLES GIDOSH, ROBERT GOLIBERSUCH, NORMAN HALL, JAIES HANDLEY, RICHARD HEIGL, FRANKLYN IR. SCARPELLO DIEBEL, CLARENCE HASTINGS, L N HOGDE, IICHAEL KALIAN, LOUIS KNERR. ROBERT ORTIEIN, DONALD REIDELL, IILLIAI IR. l. HEIEDINGER. AUGELLO, CARIEN BELL, ALAN BRANCATO, JOHN CIANCIOSA, JOSEPH DE BOY, IILLIAI DITUSA, ANTHONY ELDRIDGE. IILLIAI FINKBEINER, DONALD GAZDA. BERNARD GOLASZEISKI, RICHARD GUTOISKI, EDIARD HETZENDORFER, ROBERT HUDIK. JOHN IR. E. CSONT ANDRDS, DON BECKER, GEORGE BRYZINSKI. CASIIR CHUDY, DAN DOLL, RICHARD FELT, DONALD FRAVENHAFER, ROBERT FRITZ. ROBERT GEISER. RUDOLF GIGANTI, IILLIAI GROSSO, DONALD GRUBER, EDWARD HOAK. DONALD JONES. HENRY LASCHINGER, IALTER LICKERS. ARCHIE IALLON. JACK IANFREDA, RICHARD RINGLE, H NRY TROST. JOHN IENNER. EARL ROVILLO. RICHARD SAILOR, ELIER SCHIARTZ, PAUL THOIPSON, GILBERT URBAN. RICHARD ZETTL OYER. ROBERT ZOLDOS, ALBERT KASZUBA, JOSEPH KOHLER, KARL KUGLER, ALFRED LAZARSKI, NORBERT NOIAK. IILLIAI ROOT, DONALD SZARY, RICHARD TOIAKA, LOUIS IAGNER. RICHARD IEIG, IILLIAI IILL, RICHARD ZAIOJSKI. JACOB KAIZON, GEORGE KLIENBAB. FRANK KOSTON. JOHN KUKRO, RONALD L0 CICERO. FRANK OROURKE, ROBERT PRIBLE, JOHN ROBERTSON. EDWARD RAILEY. RICHARD SAFLE, ROBERT TURNER, CHARLES VESTER, ALAN IR. HARBISON AIDEE, ALEX ABCHENBRENNER, PAUL BINZEE, HARNON BOLDEN. IILLIAI COLE, EDIARD DREIERI, RICHARD ORECO, RUSSELL HELLINOER, ALFRED HOLZHAUSEN. JOHN KING, CLAYTON IACIEJEISKI, ROBERT IARX, DONALD IICHALCKI, GERALD IR. F. l. BENDER BEAI. RONALD BENNER, NORIAN BOROI, RONALD CARR, ROBERT COFTA, RICHARD FESKUN, RICHARD FICKEY, JANES FILIPSKI. THOIAS FININZIO, ANDREI HARTINOER, ROBERT HELLENBACK, OTTO JERNATOISKI, ROBERT WR. R. THEURER CASTANZA, PAUL CURTO, SAIUEL CIIKLINSKI. BERNERD DOUGLAS, DONALD DUKARI, JOSEPH HALL. HENRY KELLER, EUGENE KUHANECK, PAUL LICKERS, HOIARD LORENZO. DONALD LUDERA, FRANCIS NAOES, IILLIAI IR. C. FLACH BIRACREE, ROBERT BOYCE. JANES DI NATALE, VINCENT DRESCHER. CARIINE FORSTER. JAIES GRUBKA, NORBERT HALEY. ROBERT HOILAND. CLYDE KELLER, IARLIN LANG, RICHARD LEIANDOISKI. LARRY LUKSCH, JOHN IIKEL, ROBERT PARZYIIESO, IALTER PLAUIANN, LAIRENCE RASIUS, DONALD REIIE, ROBERT ROBINSON. ROBERT SCHULER, ROBERT SIIMONS. ALAN SKOTARSKI, ROBERT STOVER. JOSEPH SZYSZKOISKI, HENRY TRAVIS, HAROLD IEYER, KENNETH IICKULBKY, PHILIP IULDROI, LEROY PRANGE, GAIL REINIG. RONALD RUIIN KI. NORBERT SCARAFIA, RICHARD SCOTT, JAIES SLOIKA, IALTER IESSNER, IILLIAN ZAGORSKI, LOUIS IORATTI, RICHARD NUNN, JOHN OLSZEISKI, FRANCIS PORZIO. ANTHONY REIIER. ROBERT SKUPSKI, FRANK SLOIINSKI, RICHARD SOCHA, FREDERICK SOOS, ANDREI VANINI, CASINIR IESOLOISKI, DONALD IURRAY. RONALD NAOEL, ROILAND NIKANDER, RAYMOND NOIACZAK. FRANK PARK, ROBERT RADZIION, PAUL SCHIEINLEIN, RICHARD STACHOIIACK. RICHARD THRUSH, RICHARD UKTEG, IILLIAM WAZ, ALFRED TRESCH, ALLEN 206 207 230 231 IR. CHRIS E. KUEHN BECKER, HENRY BISHOP, JAIES BREI, GERALD BROINSEY. ALBERT CAIIARANO, NICH CZDRA, DONALD DOIBROISKI, STEPHEN FELDI-ll. CLARENCE FENNEL, CHARLES PILIPSKI, FRANK GEARY. ROBERT GUERCIO, LOUIS GUZZO, CASPEII HAIIER. ROBERT IR. IURRAY BOIERS, CLIFFORD CASEY, THOIAS CHIZ. ANTHONY DIIINO. ANGELO DUNIIRE, ROBERT EBERHARD, PAUL GIBALA. THOIAS GRANVILLE, PAUL GREY, ROBERT HARIS. IILLIAI HEALD. IILLIAI JORDAN, DONALD JUKE, THEODORE IR. L. ENAHAN Almxccuxo, RALPH aacxss, NICHOLAS slmrxousu, DIIN BATEIIAN. Jn Bsuxsn. RICHARD BLENK. lucmuw ns soy, nonmrr DE clmous, Louis Honuua, IILLIAI IR. J. DORCZAK BIEBER. JACK GLINSK1, ROBBT KLENZ, RONALD KRAJNIK. IIONARD IATURBKI, ROBERT IC DONALD. EDIARD NACHREINER, CHARLES HAUBER, KENNETH HEADLEY, JAIES HOELLIG, EARL HUEGEL, RONALD KORKOIICZ, GERALD LANTZAS. HARRY IEYBS. LET IURZYNOISKI-, RONALD PARKER, BDINARD PEREIRA, LAIRENCE PIETRABCEISI. IALTER PREZIUD. AGOBTINO SZYIANSI, RICHARD Kusnn, IALTER Lmlmlncm. moans Pznsnm, .vossrn POLASZEISKI. mmm Pon-ms, noluum Pnossr, nomun nslfsn. nwlcxs slmnrssnz. 'moans scmmmnm. :mms snzsm. cuuzuss srurz. nuuzx. IATTS, mann' KU LEL IILLIAI IAYDI. JOHN IHIZA. ANTIDNY PETQS, J ACK RETTIG, RICHARD ROTH, IICHEAL SYRACU , PASCAL IEHRLE, CARL PAOLUCCI. DANIEL PUKAY. JAIE8 TUPILLARD. ANTHONY IIESE. HAELOI IIESE. NORIAN IOHLEBBI. ALBERT Q. V. C. GILBII1' IAGINBKI, IILLIAI IURGSTAHI-IR, DAVID IYKOIICZ. KIINITH Ill, PAIR.. IIITBCH, WIARD GIOVIIIO. BAIUIL IOILZLI. JOIIN JIDRZIJK, RDIAID IABDN, IILLIAI IICIIIN, RDNALD ll. ll. l. BIIIPABD ALBBANDRA VINCIN1' IIITTAIN. IILLIAI CROILIY, 'IIIOIAB DARLICH. NOIARD DIACOIJIAKOB, JAIIS IIIDNSON, IALTII PAIRCNILD, RICHARD BATHAIAY, GEORGE RDGBB, ROBERT IYPYCH, NORBERT ARTHUR, GEORUI CBOBSLAND. ROBERT KBNDRA, CNRBTB LISINBKI. DANIEL SIBGRISI, GLDIN TIDISON, JOHN lllI'l'l. IARVIN POTRATZ. ROBERT RECZEK . RAYIOND SANDERS, ROY SCNAEPE! , N0 RIAN BHATZEL, LEN STANEK , ROBERT IIESZCZECINSKI , CHESTER IEI.-LS, DONALD xx VW x H ,V Q Z D, X :QW , l wal ,, -K: -r :: ' 39 if Q59 W9-'SZ S 4 if 15' vg 5 - ' f ,z c .f I A f V 7 ,gf A-.l 4-l 11' Juuwn .,.,. - us.. m.x.uu vwrcamn, svousov. uxss mama umcncu. srouson mmm. VARNADO. vassxomrr moms mcxsas, 1s-r vxcs-masmm-:nm ' suesm-: nmxmlousu, mm vlca-vassxnm Juno, REWEWH- mms naman, secwww RRRRY JORRS- 'RRRRSRR-RR mmm mms, emacs mmm, mmm Asmou, mmm: aoxsvsm, RORRRT WARS' 5R GRRR - 'RR'R snow mum. a.om:v.1 nom. Jossvu cimvomm. Joan nm, RRY- SRRRRRR 'R 'RR'S an Eumsou. nomvr max-m. IAUYER nscuxucsxx, Lsommu ' 'R mmcm. .neu ummm, vxucsm' muma. mxesm. uommo, Ax. vmsnson. nosuvr surm. 'moans sxurr. HAROLD BR JOHN DENK. SERGEANT' AT All ERGEANT' AT' ARIS THOIAB STUFF , S gl -Al 1-' sovnouons os-num... um. sossvu ooncwl, svousov. ' ? ummm cuxxmusux. vassxumm IILMAI Emmons. xst vice-Pnsslomrr soruouovs nsvam-m.......- nu-mm sown. zum ues-mssxnmm nm. morn. sscwrmi IILLIAI xmnssu, mms susmco. m.x.xn umm, some mmnx. Joml ANDBEI sms. 'msnsuam xoswn, Joma umm. :comm asus, Jossvn STOVB, me-msn nz, nov.- umuum uoususs, me-romm IAN lmss, mms znsonsu. 40 NNEX MR. nosnnr mr V OBERT May , asslstant prlnclpal at Annex 4555, has had an interesting and varied educatlon- , al career. He graduated irom Buiialo State Teachers College ln 1929, and has recelved de grees irom Canlslus College and the Unlverslty oi Bniialo. He worked for a year ln lndustry be- iore beglnnlng hls teaching career at an elementary school at Brighton, New York. He entered the Buiialo school system ln 1934, teachlng Engllsh at South Park and Rlverslde High Schools be- iore coming to Seneca ln 1942. Mr. May has deep and gennlne lnterest ln helping each student to achieve good study hablts and good marks. Hls ialrness, hls slncerlty , and hls tact have made hlm popular with those who have spent a year at the Annex. 41 ERT 1. INNER JOHN F BRINKWOR1-H MAUDE Bnowu zx. ' DONALD BANHA HERB QWEDY .J .41 UK EDWARD R. LORD 51-ER P. LED0 KIT ANNEX EMERSON V. PECK KENNETH SCHREIBER WILLIS T. SCHWARTZ 42 Q sn .-1 . ' b 7 . 'Q - ' 'a- ,, .Jw lf H, -. as f' '- RICHARD COUGHLIN CHARLES H FUNK STEPHEN M. C HAR-LES McC ART MAIEROWSKI HY ,AMES E FACULTY GEORGE pu GOOD OTT ' , SIDOTE KENNETH WELLS KENNETH G. WERN ER 43 R T F, DECK 101 EIERSON V. PECK BECKER, PAUL BELTER, JUSTYN BENZ, CARL FABIAN, JOHN GLASS. ROBERT HALLDIN, JOHN HEIGL, EDWARD KAZNIERCZAK, IELVIN KEYS, CHARLES IARCINIAK, RONALD 102 JAIES E. IC KENZIE BAIRD, LARRY BARCZAK, RONALD BISSONETTE, ROBERT BRONSON, DONALD BROWN, CHARLES BREUCKMAN, RICHARD BUSCH. RONALD CHRISTEL, NORMAN COLEMAN, THOIAS FELSER, CHARLES GARBACZ, JAMES GOOCH, FRANK GREEN, DANIEL HEJNA, JOSEPH 103 LOWELL C. KITCHIN ALLEN, JOHN COOPER, KENNETH DE SANTIS, RICHARD DONDAJEWSKI. EDWIN EBERSOLE, RICHARD EBLING, DAVID EMPL, JOHN ESCHENLAUER, RONALD FALZONE, FRANK GILLAM, ROBERT GLENN, ARTHUR HINCKLEY, HOWARD HURLEY , IE NN I S 104 HERBERT J. AUIER ADYIY, SAIUEL BOJE, NORIAN CUHIINGS. ROBERT FALKIDES, JOHN FARRIS. DAVID FELSIAN, ROBERT FDEGEN, HAROLD FRITZINGER, DONALD HAHN, EDWARD KRAMER, ROBERT LAWIDA, RONALD MARSZALEK. RICHARD IC CULLOUGH. DEXTER MC LENNAN, ALEX OLKOWSKI, KENNETH OWCZARZAK, DANIEL PITIRRI, CARMEL REBHAN, ROBERT RUSZEK, CHARLES RYDER, ALBERT SCHULER, KURT SCOTTOI, FRANK SOBOL, EDWARD TRAFALSKI, RONALD VASS, RONALD ZGODA, RICHARD HIRTZEL, RICHARD HORN, ROBERT IACANO, DAHUEL LISZEWSKI. PRED PASKIEWICZ, WALTER PATERNOSTRO, RUSSELL RECKAHN, BRUCE ROSBICKI, RICHARD RYKACZEWSKI, ROBERT SCHERER, FRANK SCHHITT, ROBERT SYKES. JACK KRIER, JAIES IELSKI, PAUL IOCH. RAYIOND NEAL, LAWRENCE OSTROWSKI, RICHARD PIATEK. LEONARD SCHLENKER, WILLIAM SCHREINER, JOSEPH SCHULER, PAUL SCHULER, RONALD STEVENSON, RONALD WINGATE. JAIES YOUNG. JOHN LEIANDOIBKI, ARTHUR IEYER, CARL OLEAR. RICHARD PUIH, PAUL PYZIKIEWICZ, NORBERT TUCKER, RICHARD W ER. RAYIOND IILK, HENRY WOLCOTT, CECIL IILLIAN, GERALD CHARLES H. FUNK BARONE SAIUEL BARR, EUGENE BENHATZEL, NORIAN BOJAK. STANLEY CORDIVANO, CARL FISHER. RONALD HOEHN, GERALD KICIOR. ROBERT LITTRELL. ALLAN IILLER, JACK PASSIORE, DONALD ALBERT F. PECK ADAISKI, ROBERT CZEKALSKI, RICHARD DISCHNER, NORHAN DRUII, CHARLES DUSTERHUS, GEORGE EASTHAN, RONALD PREIHEIT, JAHES GEE, ELIER GEHRING. ROBERT GORKIEIICZ, DONALD HUHIEL, DEXTER JUDGE, RICHARD STEPHEN H. HAJEROISKI BARKER, RONALD BLANCO, EIHANUEL DANIELS, IILLIAI DOBLER. BRUCE DUDKA, CHESTER HBERHARD. ROBERT FLYNN, ROBERT GUENTHER. RICHARD HUGHES. LOUIS JANUSZ. RICHARD LEHIAN, PAUL SYLVESTER P. LEDOUX ALEXANDER, ELHORE ALPIERI, JOSEPH BACZARSKI, RONALD CLABEAUX, JAHES HALLER. BRUCE HILL, IILLARD KASPRZYK. EDIARD KLEINFELDER, ROBERT KONOPA, LEONARD KOSHINSKI, EDWARD IISTAL, LEO O'lARA, RICHARD POLIZZI. BENNY RIETTER. JO N RUHLAND, RICHARD SCHNITZER, GERALD SCHREHS. DONALD SHRYBIAN, B NARD SIITHMEYER, PAUL SPRINGHAN. LARUE STEINBRENNER, RONALD STIGLHEIER, NORBERT IAYIAN. DONALD HARTIN, DONALD NIECPIEL, IALTER OSBORNE, HAROLD POHLHAN, HENRY POOLE, EDIARD RICKETTS, RICHARD RISTINE, IARREN SHULTZ, JEROHE SHULTZ, RONALD STOECKLE. ROBERT IEIR, ROBERT LUKSCH, ROBERT IERZ. JOSEPH HIDDLETON, ROBERT NOTTO, IILLIAI NOIAKOISKI, EUGENE PARISI, CARI N PELCZYNSKI, LEONARD ROSINSKI, ALEXANDER SILVERSTEIN. IARTIN ZAK. HICHAEL ZYDLEISKI, IALTER PETTY, OLIVER PRENATT, GERALD SINI, ALFRED SKOIRONSKI, DONALD STRADE. DONALD SYHACK, DONALD VOLLIER, HAROLD IILSON, IYRON YOUNG, IILLIAI JOHN F. KENNEDY BINNER, THEODORE BOROISKI, RICHARD CHATIAN, 'ALTER FERRINGER, ROBERT GUPPENBERGER, JOSEH KING, RALPH KLIER, GERALD KREUDER, GARY LANG, RONALD LESINSKI. IELVIN EDIARD R. LORD ANDRZEJEISKI. RAYIOND BAUSCH, RICHARD BIRD, IILLIAI BROWN, FRANCIS GRACZ, LEONARD GREGORY, SALVATORE KUHL, JACK IATRE, ROBERT IC CANN, ROBERT IILLER, ROBERT ROSE SIDOTE ALL , FRANK BINGEIAN, ROGER DENNE,, DONALD DUSZYNBKI, NORIAN ELLIOTT, ERIIN FINKBEINER, CLARENCE GIRAGE, JOSEPH HAIIER, IILLIAI KUEHIEIER, JOSEPH LANG, IILLIAI IENDEN, IARREN RICHARD WUGHLIN asm.lmm, an sossmr, nun mwxs, Ansmr noun, num. nrmnas, :umm Pulau., Jossru main, vrcron. msnxo. Joan uou.um, noruum uomuson, noxunn ORLOIBKI, NORIAN O'ROURKE, DANIEL PORTER, DONALD PRINCIPATO, VINCENT RODEIS, HOIARD RUHLAND, PAUL SCHUH, GERARD SCHIINN, GERALD SILVER. ARTHUR STEINBARTH, IILLIAI VOIGHT, EDIARD' ZULAISKI, FRANK RICHARDSON, DONALD RUPPDITHAL, ROBERT S AST I ANI JOSEPH SROCZYNSK I ROBERT IATKINS, JAIES IEBB, IESELY IIKLDI, FRANK IUELLER, GARY OHL, JOSEPH SCHEITINGD, GEORGE SLOIINSKI, RONALD SZYIANSKI, LEONARD IALTER, PAUL l'EIAN'D, RICHARD IISSING, RALPH ZANDA, XAVIDI IKJIICKI, VINCHQT PBCZINBKI, STEPHBI ROBSNER, ERNEST SIUDA, JOSEPH VDITOLA, IICHAEL VBBOCI, JOSEPH IILCZAK, RICHARD TRBOVICH, NICHOLAS ANNEX SHCPS Q-4 ' 47 lm .ll NOV All as their MR. IOHN te to obtain ca was fortuna AST fall, due to lllness of Mr. Boehmer, Sene head football coach, Mr. john Novak. A graduate of Notre Dame, where he played football, Mr. Novak was employed as a phy slcal education teacher and assistant football coach at Lackawanna High School before coming to Seneca. Although Mr. Novak was met by only several returning lettermen, he wasted no time ln shaping up a team which had to be ready to play withln two weeks. The greatest hinder- ance to Mr. Novak was the fact that he was changing over from a slngle -wing formation to the T -formation. By the end of the season, the team was able to run from the T-formation, the split T-formation, and the single -wing formatlon. We wish to extend our congratulations to Mr. Novak for his splendld iob, and we 'wish more years of continued success. him many DONALD BANHAZL has had an assistant MR. High School eca V ocatlonal OR the first time in its history, Sen football coach. Mr. Banhazl, who attended Kensington High School, played football at Cortland State Teachers College and the University of Buffalo. ngaged as a Physlcal Education teacher at the Seneca Right now, Mr. Annexg- Banhazl is e Scho0l 4911 . 48 N 7 7 4 195 ' mud,- I,qy',?,:l.., -4. ,-MIA' ' L: .za 1, J. tt-v -T. ' X ,. J kv 5: raw. Q K wif X 1 1,-,af I A :fa n ppl- ., V v A w.':'?32T5 'fists-M., .,,,. A' , . V' 5.3: f ' .'. F... 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Q by-, Yyffijj, .bgblsu pa ...A saggy ,,:Ai,3.'jR.1,-ff..-,F,5. 5 fl. ..... . .- -A f - ' , I , .g - 5 , V: been gang - .H F'-tt' swsif f ' -sm , I , iq, M my 'f'.Z.:3:i' 1' 4' 1 'P Q.. ,fftgfg .55-if 2 ff 1 .bit 75,5 E- . .1 . 32, 33,5 f -- - - 3'4F?1 '. V? V -,-2'-'WP i ' 1- Wig - J! .gif v , A .I - 45 S ,pp .Q ,Mg QL--3 - v up . . .Ju 'J ' ,J ,f Q' .. .sa 2 typ? . ax. ,. . - ,sh . , ' rpm Q6 3.3, ' 'Gp- ' 1 . '-1 g: ' ' gr W ' 15-' '21Q1l99!'7,7 :' f ,1 ..,fe- HIE Tl 1' N youth, athletics play a most vital part, developing sound bodies, creating worthy habits, and establishing ideals. Therefore, it is fitting that a large part of the time in youth should be spent in athletic programs. Although we may forget an historical proof or an algebraic derivation, we can never forget the games we have won, the prizes we have taken, and the heroes we have cheered. An enjoyable pastime tochy, athletics prepare us to participate in the game of life tomorrow - building an intellect capable of meeting the challenge of that game. 50 L I MR. C. LESLIE BOEHMER. Basketball Track 1 MR. HENRY 1. THAYER Cross Country Baseball . 1 k L l 1-7 my NDWANS QN T ' W1 HE WARP 11... ATH V af F OUTBALL RONALD BALASH ROBERT BRIGGS IILLIAI CROILEY CARL PALTER RICHARD GAZDA ROBERT GREEN LEO HOEHN HENRY JONES BERN CIIKLINSKI AL FAVRE DONALD GOULDING MAJOR LETTERS Lours xnuum non uc normw DICK ummsnn msn? NOIAK .n-:any o'Nmu. nommn Pmua: nuran mzucxx nl-:mu mum.:-: SQUAD LETTERS DONALD JABLONSKI EDIARD JADRZEJEK TOI LUTHRINGER 1- W JAIES RIFPEL RAY SIIONCELLI TONY SPERDUTI FRANK SCHROEDER THOIAS STUFF RICHARD IARZEL ROBERT IILSON RAY BALLARD. IANAGER AARON PAGE JOHN SCHROEDER DONALD ZEIS I-IIS year under the able guidance of Coach John Novak and Assistant Coach Donald Banhazl, our foot ball team developed a new system and used for the first time the T-Forumation. Although we were vxctorxous only once, we are looking forward to next year when we hope we wxll be able to held a trophy wmning team. 54 BASKETBALL ERIIN ABT ROBERT ADAHS GBIRGE ARTHUR MARION BARTKOWIAK IILLIAI CROWLEY ALBERT FABER COACH - C. LESLIE BOEHHER JOHN GURA JOE JAGODZINSKI DONALD KAM NDRBERT LAZARSKI RICHARD MANFREDA JOHN ODDO wxLL1Au nonsnrs noNALn SATTEHLY uouinn SULLIVAN CASIIIR vnulnx Anruun vAnNAno LEON zlonrusxi AVING lost most of last year's championship team, Coach Boehmer has built this year's team around Joe Jagodzinski and Bob Adams, the only returning lettermen. In spite of the fact that the Yale Cup is out of our reach this year, our lads are gaining valuable experience and pointing their efforts towards 1951 sf X I I x:lAl 55 X CROSS COUNTRY NORBERT BURGER JOSEPH EOBSTEL IILLIAI HORN FRANK JAGODSINSKL RONALD BEAM PAUL BECKER HARRY BELTER JOHN BRONCATO IANAGER COACH - HENRY J. THAYER IAJOR LETTERS JOSEPH LISZENSKI NORMAN IC INTOSH IILLIAH MC GARVA SQUAD LETTERS DONALD ENDE DANIEL KARALUS KENNETH IEHERAN RONALD NAGAL LAWRENCE PERREIRA EDIARD PINIARSKI HENRY SPRIGGINS PAUL IANGLER ROBERT ZIIPFER DONALD RASIUS RICHARD ROILEY CLARENCE SPENCER JAIES SCOTT HIS year, with five major lettermen returning, it looked as though we had a good chance to Wln the cross-country titlef After defeating Burgard and McKinley in dual meets, we were upset by Emerson. In the All-Vocational meet we had the first five men across the line, but lost on points. Norm Mclntosh placed third and was chosen for the Courier-Express and Buffalo Evening News All-Vocational Teams. ' The results of the final meet are as follows: McKinley - 33 ,Q Burgard - 61 Seneca - 40 Emerson- 88 We wish to congratulate the whole squad on their fine work and we hope that next year the championslup will come to Seneca. 56 TRACK UR track team has a definite aim this year, and that is regaining the track cup which, up until two years ago, had its permanent home in Seneca's trophy case. The team will be made up of a well-balanced group of squad and lettermen of last year. Six lettermen will be leading the attack. They are Aaron Page,'the record -holder of the high jump, Ed Bauerlein, a 220 mang Bob Wilson, our quarter mllerg Bill Crowley, a hurdlerg and Art Varnado and Ray Simoncelli, two sprtnters. Ed Bauerlein and Bob Wilson have been running in different meets throughout the winter and have won considerable honor for themselves. Squad men who are expected to strengthen our challenge for the championship are R. Ashton, R. Gazda, 1. Liszewski, N. Mclntosh, E. Piniarskl, C . Spencer, H. Stafford, R. Warzel, L. Zwolin- ski, N. Berger, P. Wangler, and H. Ringle. To these boys and any others who may come out for the team, we wish the best of luck. B X ' lvQ fZNh I X A B A s E BA L L PRING ls just around the corner and with it comes the favorite sport of baseball. Seneca's baseball coach, Mr. Thayer, will not be as fortunate as track Coach Boehmer, since he will greet only five members from last year's team. These five members are pitchers John Lindner and Paul Zimmerman, outfielders Bob Briggs and Emerson Parton, and catcher Bob Adams. The rest of the team will be made up of newcomers and members of the three American Leglon Teams that Seneca had last year. 57 IBRARY L ,44- HF T ji EVELYN HIPPLER ol- A ts indeed proud oi her complete library iacllltles. Our library contains over 2500 v clopedlas, perlodlcals, and reference works. Recent graduating s extra-curricular lnstructlon ln our chosen She ls al- 'ENEC ludlng ilctlon, ency ks which offer u personality. some umes, lnc hased technical boo lllppler's sparkling She seems to have d and classes have purc ilelds. P hi s the greatest attractlon to our library ls Miss etlc ear to some dliilcult English assignment. book which wlll just suit you. Her guiding hall l re-tlme enioyment. We wlll long 1 Y! er p to lend a sympath over and picking a tion ior our le su entirely too no sy. ways ready mystical power oi looking you heerinl eaqxlanatlons help us choose wholesome ilc nt smile and the tap oi her keys - The library ls Te c member her pleasa 58 Lg X 'N ..- - -ww. . n.. , . r . . fa:iE5ifJ gahwd- -A55-:J 5 ., . ., , , -iw :, :f , .g : ,A 5E .L 1 uh-. ' ,.., 'TL I wk eb C Wife P cf .g' If TIYI TIIJ' 7 is f ll PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF asm ummm mvco ox P1100 151' B012 ROBERT KAZIKR-7-Al. AN . DONALD BTRDBHLINR. BOB!-T NORTON. ZND R011 P8010 ADVIQR. EON ZIOLINKI. RAYIYND NR. H. SHEPARD: RAYNOND IAGIIEB. L BALLARD. YEARBOOK STAFF 151' ROI: KARL BERGNANN, IILLIAII CRDILEY, NEIL FINNEGAN. FRED CSONT, CHARLES SCHUN. 'AND R012 LAYOUT ADVISOR, NR. VICTOR GILBERTZ RALPH DOSTER. GE'-RARD SRIELDS, JANES RIFFEL, DONALD SULLIVAN, RONALD PRANKE, RICHARD GAZDA. GRD R011 BUSINESS ADVISOR. NR. RDBERT REYPENNAGEN1 IILLIAN HORN, NORMAN NC' FER. DANIEL BUBOLTZ. INTOSH, CARL FA!-'TER-. ROBERT ZIP L 60 s F --.nu - MR. WELLS EDIARD aoxsvsnr, JOSEPH cuucrosn. annum cous, sm cmzro, .mums FICKE. .mas Ponnssrsn, JOSEPH axann. KENNETH HARTIAN. ,umm QLUB p, M, ceases H41-Hum. Parr-:n H4ssNpuscH. Nnnznr xuczxovsxr, AL Lun- 1,z. yunnoN,mv1.N 1, - , , ANTHONY Mama. Nomar anmcnss, curmno aovums, H. amz- N R0 BRO EL A ask 'MES 0 HAM Km' Mmm Do' I NICK C 0 U I CH B EIN mio DI RICHARD scmvmwuuz, nom-:nr sms-srzcx, LEON SHATZEL, mans IIC? lj-mcg D1 'Mugs ::RREg:ERER mTAU:NFMY ROBERT STANLEY. ANTHONY rummuzo. Nnrnun vuuuno. curronu lumens. ' ' ' ' n w 1. . csuzr. HERB cszssum. ruons cnmnz. Louxs cumzczo. cnsm-:n DOW' El' S O cuzzo. m.z.uN HARIS. .mums HEADLEY. wxunu X I , o f- HEALD. NICHAH. HOGUE. RICHARD Jam, RALPH X X w - A Junas, rnmnomz JUNE. Anwar xvczxowsxx, X LARRY Lswmnousxx, HOIARD ucxrsns. DONALD :zz Lonsnzo, FRANCIS Lum-ma, rnennzcx HC EUEN, A 'V f E Lssrr-.rn Harms, m.z.rAu uoscnosan. JOHN NUNN, P ' ' Jos Przrumo, LAWRENCE Pmsnu. mul. mnzz- 3 I won, urns scnzmuun. PAUL scnunrz. nrcrmnv W V + srscan. Pnmx sxuosxr, moms smfronn, nrcu- 4 .uw szrumsxz. ALLEN rnsscu. HM'-' ,twill LIUARD +1 FRED CSONT, DONALD GIESS. HHH!! GULL, NEIL PINNEGAN, THOIAS KELLY, ROBERT ZIIPFER. -.NuhfCLEADERS CHARLES BURGIO, GEORGE DAUI, IAYNE' KELLER. x HAROLD REYNOLD, DONALD SCHNEER. 4 ll ff f 4 H -9- 0924 ,I f X f I X 61 ANN Ig, 4-11 iv' SCXENUL vu-, uxcum. aAzuunA. mmwna BORNGRABER, rsumcxs cnmu, momma vi onmuczv., asnumn vmwrz, FRANKLIN rams, .sossru GXGL-IA, Bk! annum amen, mmmwu uAmuAn.A xmvu sums, noasm 1mAsAA. PETER nxcoxn. Jossvu von. mu. BERGIANN, IILLIAI cxwm-11, nomam ns sow, IILL-IMI ma sox, mmm nosmz, .mms sons-ma. wma mssnvuscu. 9? , nm: none, mn. mrrcmusou. .Tomi mmnx. CHA?-LES A -A mum, muw LEVANDUISKI. ARCHIE mcmaas, un.- LIAI uc aAnwA. Annu rmsason, nucmnn scmnzm- sm :Ax-'m1s. .ll 4 Y ,A up Lana, curio A A ,.ql - A. M. vu-, MICHAEL aAzumAA, snwmn aoxsvx-:nz IILLIAU aomum, v.om-:wr snows, cumnss mmcxo, Jossmx CAPITANO, nmcmm UJPTA, ,,,,. asomm DAUH, WILLIAM me: Box, nosmvr na nov. ANDREW nu- Bowl-lm mzxo, nammm xmmrrz. FRANKLIN rams. WILL-IAN c1cAN'r1. V' 'A msn Hass, mu. Komm., EDWARD Koscxsnnxm, .soma msmnuo. sm. ACHATZ, PAUL ASCHENBRENNBR, Joan Asmou, RONALD CASEY Noun. .um-as o' HAAA, WALTER vmucxx, umm mac- asm, .mms aoycs, son ummm, aaa cum, non zxmsxu, CHARLES MAN. noasm sums, THOIAS sun- nuuu. non svsnS. an mnusn. .mn Picasa, san- LEY. AM YARN!-00. JOE VOIT. FF-ED YAEGER- - NAB-D xmAN1'z, .soma GAL-BBAITH, some coussnsumi, 7 Boa HAMIER, an rmmos, JACK Hunan. nouns! ucx. mcx KOIALEWSKI, ALLEN Auscnsn. 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