Seneca Vocational School - Chieftain Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Table of ontenlir Dedication Messages to Graduates Adminstration Mr. LaVerne H. Engel Mr. William E. Pritchard Mr. James Hodges Mr. Albert Buck Mr. Russell Mancuso Facuhy Academic Related Electrical Communication Electrical Power Machine Shop and Specials Library Engineering Staff Cafeteria Staff Seniors Officers and History Prophecy Senior Portraits Juniors Memories Roll Calls Sophomores Memories Roll Calls Freshmen Memories Roll Calls Mr. Robert May Annex Roll Calls Annex Pictures Shops Sports Football Baseball Cross-Country Track Basketball Tennh Clubs BowHng Chex Glee Dhc Hi-Y Ad Club AcHviHes The Chieftain The Warrior Color Guard Cheerleaders Band Switchboard Operators Proiector Staff Stage Crew Monitors Student Committee Advertisements Avound Seneca 5 Page 4 6 7 8 8 9 9 I0 I0 ll ll I2 I2 I3 I3 I6 I7 I8 32 34 40 42 48 50 53 54 57 60 64 65 66 67 68 69 72 73 74 75 76 77 80 82 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 93 H4

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A Message T 0 T he Graduates RADUATION completes your four years of education at Seneca Vocational High School, Many of you will go directly to work. Many others will soon be in the armed services. Some will continue your education in institutions of higher learning. To all of you, this commencement will be a great step forward, your first unguided step. Your teachers have worked hard to give you the best foundation possible upon which to build your future. The rest is up to you. ln retrospect you will frequently re-live these four pleasant years. You will remember the sports, the clubs, the assemblies, the class meetings, and many other general student activities. You may well take pride in the many activities of the school in which you participated. There will be other, more personal, memories associated with bookwork classes, the shops, and the gymnasium. These memories will grow more dear to you in the years to come. You have had an important part in making Seneca the great school that it is. You are a part of four years of its fine history. The faculty and l will remember many of the pleasurable hours we spent together. As I have said, your future will depend on your own efforts. We can only hope that you will continue to grow, that you will accept every opportunity to enhance this growth. Remember the old adage, Work never hurt anyone. Learn all you can about each iob, accept criticism graciously, and, above all, remember that you still have much to learn. Experience and further education will build upon the foundation laid here. To repeat what l have said to you frequently, what you do when you leave the school - your workmanship, your personality, your actions will all reflect upon your school. Seneca's graduates have built up our splendid reputation. Many of these former graduates now own or head large business concerns. They, among others, willemploy you. Certainly you will want to show them that this graduating class is continuing to maintain Seneca's high standards. The faculty and I wish you the best of luck and success in your future endeavors. When you find time, come back to visit your Alma Mater and talk over old times with us. lf we can be of any assistance in any way, feel free to consult us. The doors are always open. My best wishes for your continued success go with you. ,M ffgez Principal 6