Seneca Vocational School - Chieftain Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1954 volume:

w ol Student Publicaiion of ' ECA VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Delovcn Avenue, Buffalo 15, N. Y. -Lk ff, ul A '- '-M.. ,., N fu n. A 4. do ,IA N sg N 'W-A . N- . gig WRX 'Wie .. N,- 3 ff X i To Mr. Fred J. Atzrott For o lifetime of selfless service this book is respectfully ond affectionately dedicated. A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Indian artifacts by courtesy of Mr. Ellsworth Jaeger and Mrs. Winston Brockner of the Buffalo Museum of Science. Picture on page I0 by courtesy o Buffalo Museum of Science. fMr. Charles E. Simons ofthe 5 f To the Graduates: Four years ago you seniors entered Seneca Vocational High School at the same time I became principal. We have experienced four very interesting and successful years together. The active part you have taken in school affairs has been noteworthy. C From the freshman year your class has had its share of honors. You have taken A a prominent part in our very successful athletic program. Through your participation and help, our assemblies have greatly improved. You have worked together and with the Juniors with such smoothnessthat our committees have functioned' to a degree that no school can boast of a better student organization. You have de- veloped many fine procedures in student government, and have formed new committees. This yearbook is a fine tribute to your hard work. ' During these four years you have heard much about a new building for Seneca. It probably seemed to you to be moving very slowly and at times you doubted that we would have an addition. Finally you saw the actual start of the construction. You also saw the start of the new course in television. N I Many of you no doubt hoped you could spend another year at Seneca to have the benefit of all these new facilities. However, even though you are graduating before you can enioy all these, you can feel pride in the fact that you have had a part in the preparation and have helped to make Seneca the great school it is. Your interest in Seneca cannot stop upon graduation. Everything you do will reflect back upon your school. You should continue to take an active part in the life of your alma mater. Certainly you will want to return often to share the advantages made possible by our new building, equipment and courses. As you will share in our good fortune, so also will we take great pleasure in your success in the years to come. Your principal, LaVeme H. Engel Wasil. nf I f, .v x X' fu: Nr J M-,Q M145-4 ' --v 'B ,, 'vig ROBERT E. MAY Assistant Principal JAMES A. HODGES Industrial and Educational Co-Ordinator n ALBERT B. BUCK d Industrial and Educational Co-Ordinafor NORTON W RUTH Guidance Counselor 9 1 o o k .K f X .X - A ' flmkla - F. 'SA . Q' , fbi? 'S ii -171 51, vm L tw? Av., sgl' 7i,,J?,.aH M fx V P, A: k S I I SENIORS . ff' A!! D 1 ,ff Class History A S we look back over four years at Seneca, many pleasant memories are brought to mind. Although the years passed all too swiftly, they will be remembered as the most fruitful of our lives. As freshmen, we were isolated from the main building and sent to the annex, thus making our re-adjustment period rela- tively easy. Although we could not take an active part in the main building activities, a fine program of intramural sports was provided for us. I'm sure we all remember the spacious gymnasium and auditorium we had the privilege of using. In foot- ball, our team's season was highlighted by a win over Kensington, ending their long winning streak, while our basketball team tied Emerson for the Yale Cup. This year was also heralded by the appointment of Mr. La Verne H. Engel as principal of Seneca. X Entering our sophomore year, we evacuated the annex and took over the main building. Immediately our presence was felt, both scholastically and athletically. Our football team fortified with numerous sophomores, swept through its league and played in the Thanksgiving Day game for the first time since 1941. In cross country, Seneca's teanf easily took the ALL-VOCATIONAL MEET for the first time since 1937. We were also fortunate to take first place in the ALL-VOCATIONAL Track Meet and fourth place in basketball competition against all schools. As juniors, we became more serious and strived to attain the high standards we were expected to reach. Once again, Seneca enioyed a successful year in sports. The Seneca football team finished the regular season with an impressive 4 wins and 1 loss record, which gave them second place in their league and the right to play on Thanksgiving Day. Don Winkle, James Miller, and Don Warzel received honorable mention. Our basketball team had a very fine season, ending in second place in the final standings. Our cross country and track teams also compiled very impressive records. Jim McEwen won an All-High medal in track by taking first place in the quarter mile in the All-Vocational Track Meet. In our senior year, as was expected, we became the school' leaders. Early in the school year, our class officers were elected. Ron Kolb was elected President while Bob Shivinsky, Clark Dix and Earl Harpster were elected Vice President, Sec- retary and Treasurer respectively. More freedom in running the school was given the students b Mr. Engel than ever before. John Kuchnicki and Larry Wynia, editors-in-chief of the CHIEFTAIN, did a bang up iob on the editorials in the yearbook, while Richard Barth, editor-in-chief of the WARRIOR, did an excellent iob in running the paper and of keeping us informed of various school activities. The year was highlighted by the importation of feminine pulchritude to enhance the Christmas and the unforgettable, no-time-limit yearbook assemblies. Our football team won second place in the newly formed league as two senior members of the team received positions on the All-High Team. They are James McEwen and Don Warzel. Our cross country, basketball, track and baseball teams all turned in good records in their leagues. The end of the senior year was signaled by the prom and then examinations. Graduation day arrived, ending one chapter of our lives and starting another. Class Prophecy GOOD evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is your emcee for the evening, Herb Breinin, giving you the highlights of the twentieth anniversary of the class of '54, This program is sponsored by WSVS-T.V. Channel 66.6 on your dial. Through- out the evening we will interview many of the celebrities from that fine graduating class of which I am one. That fine music you hear in the background is being supplied by Frank Watson and his Seneca Slickers who are now being featured at the Club Moonglow. Here's our first celebrity: his honor, the Mayor of Buffalo, Bob SimoncelIi. Thank you, Herb. This is a great night of festivity for myself and my able Police Commissioner, Bob Sperduti. This aft- ernoon Bob and his fine police force rounded up and captured the terror of the West Side, Sam Giordano, for riflinga box of cereal for the coupon, so that he could send for his space helmet. Thank you, Bob. Here's our next guest, Bill Park, the sports editor of the SOUTH BUFFALO NEWS, to tell you about the success of our fellow classmates in sports. Thanks, Herb. As you probably know, the Bean twins, Art and Al, swam the English Channel last year and are getting ready to attempt the Atlantic Ocean this coming summer. Other athletes have done well, such as: Ron Kolb in baseball with the Yankees: Jim McEwen and Don Winkle in football with the Cleveland Brownsp and Larry Stephan in basketball with the New York Knicks. I am sorry I can't stay longer, but I have to report on the fight between Jim Miller and Clark Dix for the featherweight title. Nice to have you, Bill. Looking at the far end of the room, I see John Kuchnicki and Dan Malczewski battling it out- for the U. S. Chess Championship. Among other eminent celebrities here tonight are Ron Lochocki, editor of the DEZIENNIK DLA WSZYSTKICHQ Dick Barth, editor of the BUFFALO EVENING NEWS, and Ray MacArthur, the 'crazy sci- entist' from Harvard University. The food tonight has been prepared by those three ace cooks of the Club Seneca: Ron Thomas, Bob Pulkownik, and Bob Woinar. lt is being served by Ed Ludwig and his singing waiters. These waiters are Joe Bugman, Ed Crapol, Larry Wynia, Louie Corrigan, Earl Harpster, Bob Shivinski, and Don Warzel. Here is our next guest, Nick LaMonte. How are you, Nick? Fine thanks, Herbl What do you want me to talk about? WeIl Nick, how about telling us about your new job? As you probably know when I was going to Seneca, I was always late. So, to redeem myself, I applied for the truant officer's job, and now I am trying to keep down the crime of which I was once an offender. Thank you, Nick. Well, I see our time is rushing out so I will take one more quick spin around the room. Continued on Page 91 12 Senior Advisors Q N. ,tw Thomas Glass Victor Gilbert O Lawrence Honmny Class Officers v2 Q A i-Q, V -4 W 9 new fi wr Treasurer Earl Harpster, Vice-President Robert Slwivinslcy, President Ronald Kolb, Secretary Clark Dix. l3 1954 BAER, ROBERT BUBBY Disc Club 45 Glee Club I5 Stage Crew 2,3,45 Switch- board 35 Transmitter Staff I5 Chieftain Staff 45 Warrior Staff 45 Student Committee 2,3,45 Per. Attendance 3 yrs5 I9 Honor Rolls. BALASH, WILLIAM BlLL lntra. Football I,25 lntra. Basketball I,2,3,45 lntra. Baseball I,2,3,45 lntra. Volleyball 35 Glee Club I5 Per. Attendance 3 yrs.5 I3 Honor Rolls. BARNHARD, RONALD F. BARNEY lntra. Basketball I,2,35 lntra. Baseball I5 lntra. Vol- leyball 35 Glee Club 25 Student Committee 3,4. BARRETT, JAMES R. SPADE lntra. Football I,25 lntra. Basketball 35 lntra. Baseball I5 lntra. Volleyball 35 Glee Club I,4. BARTH, RICHARD CHICK lntra. Football I,25 lntra. Basketball I,2,3,45 lntra. Baseball I,25 lntra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club I5 Disc Club 45 Transmitter Staff I5 Warrior Staff 2,3,45 Chieftain Staff 45 Switchboard 35 Student Committee 2, 45 22 Honor Rolls. BASCHMANN, ROBERT REBEL lntra. Football I5.Intra. Basketball I5 Bowling Club 45 I Honor Roll. BEAN, ALFRED AL lntra. Football I,25 lntra. Basketball I,2,3,45 lntra. Baseball I,25 lntra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club I,25 Chileftain Staff 45 Per. Attendance 2 yrs.5 I5 Honor Rol s. BEAN, ARTHUR ART lntra. Football I,25 lntra. Basketball I,2,3,45 lntra. Baseball I,25 lntra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club I,25 Chieftain Staff 45 Class Representative 35 Student Com- BECHT, PAUL HBECKDABRAUN Varsity Football 2,3,45 lntra. Football I,25 lntra. Bas ketball 2,3,45 lntra. Baseball I5 lntra. Volleyball 2,35 Glee Club I5 Transmitter Staff I5 Student Committee 35 Per. Attendance 2 yrs.5 2 Honor Rolls. BIEDRZYCKI, JOSEPH HERB Varsity Football 3,45 Varsity Baseball 3,45 lntra. Foot- ball I,25 lntra. Basketball I,2,3,45 lntra. Baseball I 25 lntra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Am. Legion Baseball 2,35 Glee Club I,2,35 Class Representative 2,3,45 Per. At- tendance I yr.5 Student Committee 35 8 Honor Rolls. BISHOP, DONALD SCOOPS lntra. Football I,25lntra. Basketball I,2,3,45 lntra Baseball I,2,45 lntra. Volleyball 35 Glee Club I5 Stu- dent Committee 45 2 Honor Rolls. BISHOP, EUGENE WEE WEE lntra. Football I,25 lntra. Baseball I,25 lntra. Volley- ball I,25 Glee Club I. I4 mittee 35 Per. Attendance I yr.5 8 Honor Rolls. A BISHOP, RICHARD DICK Intro. Baseball I5 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club I5 Bowling 45 I Honor Roll. BLEAB, ROBERT HI-Y Bowling Club 25 Glee Club I,2,3,45 Hi-Y Club 2,3,45 Hi-Y President 3,45 Buffalo and Erie County Hi-Y Coun- cil President 45 Warrior Staff 2,3,45 Switchboard 3,45 Flag Committee 3,45 Student Committee 4. BORDEN, RAYMOND SPIKE lntra. Football I,25 Intro. Basketball 2,35 Intro. Bose- boll I,25 Intro. Volleyball 2,35 Bowling Club 3,45 Glee Club I,45 Student Committee 4. BOSCH, ROGER CLYDE Varsity Football 35 Football Manager 45 Intro. Football I,25 Intro. Basketball 2,35 Intro. Baseball 2,3,45 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Bowling Club 45 Glee Club I,2,45 4 Honor Rolls. BROWN, CHARLES CAB Varsity Football 25 Intro. Football I,25 Intro. Basketball I,25 Intro. Baseball I,25 Intro. Volleyball I,2,3,45 Glee Club I,25 Warrior Staff 45 Class Representative 25 Student Committee 4. BROWNSEY, GERALD MR, B. Varsity Basketball 35 Intro. Football I,25 Intro. Basket- ball I,2,35 Intro. Baseball I,2,35 Intro. Volleyball 35 5 Honor Rolls. BUGMAN, JOSEPH JOE-BUG Intro. Football I,25 Intro. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intro. Baseball I,25 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Am. Legion Base- ball 35 Glee Club I,25 Chieftain Staff 45 I7 Honor Rolls. CARBERRY, WILLIAM Chess Club 3,45 4 Hon or Rolls. CARBUCKLE CORRIGAN, LOUIS WRONG WAY Intro. Football I,25 Intro. Basketball I,25 Intro. Bose- ball I5 Bowling Club 45 Glee Club I,25 Warrior Staff 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Student Committee 45 I Honor Roll. COYLE, RONALD RON Intro. Football I,25 Intro. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intro. Baseball I,2,3,45 Intro. Volleyball 35 Glee Club I5 Transmitter Staff I5 Per. Attendance I,2,3,45 2 Honor Rolls. CRANE, WILLIAM ADMIRAL BIRD Intro. Football I5 Intro. Volleyball 35 Glee Club I5 Stu- dent Committee 45 3 Honor Rolls. CRAPOL, EDWARD DANCER Varsity Football 2,3,45 Varsity Track I,2,3,45 Intro. Football I,25 Intro. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intro. Baseball I,2,3,45 Intro. Volleyball 35 Glee Club I5 Warrior Staff 45 Alt. Representative 3,45 Student Committee 45 Per. Attendance 3,45 I3 Honor Rolls. I5 Si? 1954 4: ME:r CYWINSKI, 'JOSEPH CY Intro. Football I5 Intro. Basketball I,2,35 Intro. Base- ball I5 Intro. Volleyball 35 Bowling Club 35 Glee Club I5 Chieftain Staff 2,45 Student Committee 25 I9 Honor Rolls. DELANCE, PAUL CREEP Glee Club I5 Warrior Staff 2,3. DIETRICH, RICHARD SAD SACK Intro. Volleyball 2,35 Glee Club I,25 Indian Dancers 3,45 Per. Attendance 2 yrs. DI GIACOMO, DONALD JAKE Intro. Football I,25 Intro. Basketball I,2,35 lntra. Baseball 2,35 Glee Club l,2,45 I Honor Roll. DIX, CLARK DIXIE Varsity Football I,2,3,45 Intro. Football I,25 Intro Basketball I,2,3,45 Intro. Baseball I,2,3,45 Intro Vol- leyball 2, 3,45 Glee Club I,2,35 Warrior Staff 45 Alt. Representative 2,3,45 Per. Attendance 2 yrs.5 Class Secretary 4. . DOLAN, JOHN J. D. Intro. Volleyball l,35 Glee Club I,2,45 Hi-Y 35 Trans- mitter Staff I5 Warrior Staff 2,3,45 Proiection Staff 45 Switchboard 45 Flag Committee 3. DOUGHERTY, WILLIAM BILL Intro. Football 45 iff DROZYNSKI, JOHN JAY DEE Intro. Football I,25lntra. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intro Baseball I,2,3,45 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Bowling Club 45 Glee Club I,25 Student Committee 35 Per. Attend- Y once 2 yrs.5 Honor Roll. DUDEK, JOHN LIVE WIRE Stage Crew I5 Perfect Attendance 2,35 2 Honor Rolls. FENZEL, ROBERT UWILDROOT BOB' Intro. Football I,25 Intra. Volleyball 3,45 Glee Club I Chieftain Staff 45 I7 Honor Rolls. FERRARACCIO, JERRY GENERAL Varsity Tennis 2,3,45 Intro. Football I,25 Intro. Basket- ball I,2,3,45 Intro. Baseball I,2,3,45 Intro. Volley- ball 3,45 Glee Club I,45 Chieftain Staff 2,35 Studen Committee 45 I3 Honor Rolls. FORCUCCI, THOMAS M. FORK Intro. Football I,25 Intro. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intro Baseball I,2,35 Glee Club I,2,45 Transmitter Staff I5 Per. Attendance 2 yrs.5 Honor Rolls. I6 I . FROESCHL, FERDINAND J. FREDA lntra. Basketball 1,25 lntra. Baseball 1,25 lntra. Vol- leyball 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,35 Varsity Baseball 4. FRONCKOWIAK, JOHN FRANK lntra. Football 25 lntra. Baseball 15 lntra. Volleyball 35 Glee Club 15 Student Committee 3,45 Per. Attendance 1 yr.5 Honor Roll. GIORDANO, SAMUEL T. V. SAM lntra. Football 1,25 lntra. Basketball 1,2,35 lntra. Vol- leyball 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Warrior Staff 2,35 Chieftain Staff 45 Class Representative 1,35 14 Honor Rolls. GOLDEN, CHARLES CAPTAIN MARBLES Chess Club 45 Glee Club 15 Hi-Y 3,45 SWi'fChlD0Gfd 47 Flag Committee 45 Student Committee 45 20 Honor Rolls. GRANT, KENNETH JOKER lntra. Football 15 lntra. Baseball 15 Glee Club 15 Stu- dent Committee 3,45 Office Staff 45 Honor Roll. GREENE, ROBERT W. lntra. Football 15 Glee Club 15 Chess Club 3,45 Ad Club 1,2,3,45 Indian Dancers 45 Warrior Staff 15 Stu- dent Committee 3,4. HAAS, CHARLES CHUCK lntra. Baseball 15 lntra. Volleyball 35 Per. Attendance 1yr.51 Honor Roll. HARDING, CHARLES LITTLE GENERAL lntra. Football 1,25 lntra. Baseball 1,2,3,45 Intra Vol- leyball 35 Am. Legion Baseball 3,45 Transmitter Staff 15 Student Committee 4. Staff 15 Student Committee 3,4. ITU! 0 1 .7 HEINDL, JOHN BUD lntra. Football 1,25 lntra. Basketball 1,25 Intra Base- ball 1,2,35 lntra. Volleyball 35 Bowling Club 45 Student Committee 4. HIRSCHBINE, DAVID HIRSCH lntra. Football 1,25 lntra. Basketball 1,2,45 Glee Club 4. HORWATH, RONALD REG Bowling Club 45 Glee Club 15 Chess Club 45 Transmitter 5- HOURT, ROBERT HOMER 25 11 Honor Rolls. 17 Chieftain Staff 45 Switchboard 35 Class Representative 1954 'K 1954 HOUSMAN, JAMES EDDIE Varsity Track 3,45 Intra. Football I,2,35 Intra. Basket- ball I,2,35 Intra. Baseball I,25 Intra. Volleyball 2,35 Glee Club I. HUGHES, WILLIAM WILD WILL Varsity Football 2,3,45 Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Bas- ketball 2,35 Intra. Baseball I,2,3,45 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club 3,4. HULBURD, JAMES HUB Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intra. Baseball I,2,3,45 Intra. Volleyball 3,45 Glee Club I, 45 Warrior Staff 45 Student Committee 3,4. IANNUZZELLI, GERARD J. lNNIE Intra. Basketball I,2,35 Intra. Baseball I,25 Intra. Vol- leyball 2,35 Glee Club I,45 Student Committee 452 Honor Rolls. JANES, DONALD JESSlE Varsity Cross Country 2,45 Intra. Basketball 2,35 Intra. Baseball I5 Intra. Volleyball 35 Glee Club I5 Student Committee 3,4. JASCO, JOHN R. J. J. KlD Intra. Baseball I,25 Glee Club I,2,45 Warrior Staff 45 Student Committee 45 Honor Roll. JOHNSTON, DONALD LIGHTNING Intra. Football I5 Intra. Basketball I5 Intra. Baseball I5 Intra. Volleyball 35 Glee Club I5 Student Committee 4. Per. Attendance 'I yr. KIRST, JUDE T. BUZZ Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Baseball I,25 Intra. Volley- ball 2,3,45 Warrior Staff 45 Class Representative 45 Honor Roll. KOLB, RONALD DAINTY JOE Varsity Basketball 3,45 Varsity Baseball 3,45 Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Basketball I,2,35 Intra. Baseball I,25 Intra. Volleyball I,2,3,45 Am. Legion Baseball 2, 35 Glee Club I5 Chieftain Staff 45 Class Representative 45 Class President 45 Student Committee 45 Per. Attend- ance I yr.5 Honor Roll. KOPANKIEWICZ, RICHARD KOPAN Varsity Football 3,45 Varsity Basketball 45 Varsity Base- ball 3,45 Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Basketball I,2,3, 45 Intra. Baseball I,25 Intra. Volleyball 2,35 Am. Le- gion Baseball I,25 Glee Club I,25 Transmitter Staff I Warrior Staff 45 Student Committee 45 Honor Roll. KORPANTY, RICHARD RICK Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Baseball I,25 Glee Club I,2, 35 Archery Club 3,4. I8 JONES, RICHARD JONESY Intra. Baseball I5 Glee Club I5 Student Committee 3 4 KOZACK, DANIEL DlNNY Intro. Football 1,25 Intro. Basketball 15 Intro. Baseball 1,2,35 Intro. Volleyball 35 Bowling Club 25 Glee Club 1,2,45 Transmitter Staff 15 Varsity Baseball 4. KRAWCZYK, RICHARD BUTCH Intro. Football 15 Intro. Basketball l,2,35 Intro. Bose- ball 1,25 Intro. Volleyball 2,35 Glee Club 15 Trans- mitter Staff 15 Chieftain Staff 2,35 Switchboard 35 Class Representative 15 Student Committee 45 Per. Attend- ance 3 yrs.5 6 Honor Rolls. KUCHNICKI, JOHN T. THE CAT Intro. Volleyball 2,35 Chieftain Staff 45 Warrior Staff 45 Alf. Representative 45 Per. Attendance 2 yrs.5l6 Hon- or Rolls5 Am. Legion Baseball 35 Glee Club 1. LABOMBARD, WILLIAM P. WM. PAUL Intro. Football 1,25 Intro. Baseball 1,2,3. LA MONTE, NICHOLAS F. BIG NICK Varsity Football 2,45 Intro. Football 1,25 Intro. Basket- ball 1,2,35 Intro. Baseball 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Warrior Staff 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Student Committee 4. LAUDE, RONALD E. ARIZONA Intro. Basketball 1,2,35 Intro. Baseball 15 Intro. Vol- leyball 3,4. LESNIOWSKI, EUGENE LESS' Varsity Tennis 2,3,45 3 Honor Rolls. LIGHT, HAROLD D. BULB' Varsity Tennis 2,35 lntra. Football 1,25 Intro. Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Intra. Baseball 15 Intro. Volleyball 3 Glee Club 15 Transmitter Staff I5 Chieftain Staff 2,3, Flag Bearer 45 Switchboard 35 Class Representative 2,4. LISIECKI, RICHARD ball 1,2,35 5 Honor Rolls. LOCHOCKI , RONALD F 17 Honor Rolls. 3 yrs. 19 LINDAMER, ARTHUR ARTSEY Intro. Football 15 Intro. Volleyball 2,35 Honor Roll. LISAC' Intro. Football 1,25 Intro. Basketball 1,2,35 Intro. Base- IIMUFFII Intro. Football 15 Intra..VolleyboIl 1,35 Glee Club 15 Chieftain Staff 45 Flag Bearer 45 Per. Attendance 3 yrs.5 LOMBARDI, JOHN L. MOOSE Intro. Basketball 2,3,45 Intro. Volleyball 35 Bowling Club 45 Glee Club 1,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Indian Dancers 45 Warrior Staff 2,3,45 Chieftain Staff 35 Flag Bearer 3,45 Switchboard 3,45 Student Committee 45 Per. Attendance fest, , I 1954 ...W-W 1954 MARCZAK, ROBERT BOB 1 Intra. Football l,2, lntra. Basketball I, Glee Club I, Archery Club 3,4, MC ARTHUR, RAYMOND J. THE GENERAL lntra. Volleyball 3, Chieftain Staff 2,3, Flag Bearer 4, Per. Attendance 3 yrs., I2 Honor Rolls. MC EWEN, JAMES P. YAMER Varsity Football 2,3,4, Varsity Track 2,3,4, Intra. Football l,2, Intro. Basketball l,2,3,4, lntra. Baseball I,2,3,4, Intro. Volleyball 2,3,4, Glee Club l,2,4, Warrior Staff 4, Alt. Representative 4. MERLIHAN, THOMAS T.M. Intra. Basketball 3, lntra. Baseball I, Intro. Volleyball 3, Per. Attendance l yr. LORENZ, PAUL G. TlGER Varsity Cross Country 3, Intro. Baseball I, Student Com- mittee 3. LUDWIG, EDWIN ED lntra. Football l,2, Intro. Basketball l,2,4, Intro. Baseball l,2,4, Intro. Volleyball 2,3,4, Glee Club l, Science Club 2, Warrior Staff 4, Chieftain Staff 2,4, Transmitter Staff l, Recording Staff 2, Projection Staff 2, Switchboard 3, Student Committee 4, Per. Attend- ance 2 yrs., 21 Honor Rolls, Cheerleader 4. LUKAS, WALTER LUKE Bowling Club 4, Per. Attendance 3 yrs. MAJDANIK, ALBIN AL Intra. Football I, lntra. Basketball I,2,3,4, Intro. Baseball l,3,4, Intro. Volleyball 3,4, Bowling Club 3, 4, Glee Club I, Transmitter Staff I, Student Committee 3,4, 3 Honor Rolls. MALCZEWSKI, DANIEL DOLER lntra. Football l, Intro. Basketball I, Intro. Baseball l, Per. Attendance 2 yrs., ll Honor Rolls. MANGIONE, JOHN A. BIG JOHN Intro. Football I, lntra. Baseball I, Student Committee 4, Per. Attendance 2 yrs. MANN, EDWARD ED lntra. Football l,2, lntra. Basketball l,2, lntra. Base- ball I, Intro. Volleyball 3, Glee Club l,2, Indian Dancers 3,4, Transmitter Staff l, Warrior Staff 2,3,4, Student Committee 3,4. MARCOTTE, CARL R. MOOSE Intro. Football l, lntra. Baseball l, lntra. Volleyball 2,3. 20 ...gf MICHALSKI, DANIEL BIG DAN Varsity Cross Country I5 Intra. Volleyball 35 Glee Club I,2,45 Transmitter Staff I5 Student Committee 4. MILBRAND, NORMAN NORM Intra. Volleyball 35 Glee Club 4. MILLER, JAMES C. MOOSE Varsity Football 2,3,45 Varsity Track 2,3,45 Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Basketball I,25 Intra. Baseball I,25 Intra. Volleyball 2,35 Glee Club 2,45 Class Represent- ative 35 Per. Attendance 3 yrs. MILLER, ROBERT J. BOB MlL Varsity Track 3,45 Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intra. Volleyball 35 Glee Club I5 Transmitter Staff I5 Class Representative 25 Student Committee 45 Per. Attendance 3 yrs.5 22 Honor Rolls. MURRAY, GERALD J. GARY Intra. Football 25 Intra. Basketball 25 Intra. Baseball I5 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club I,2,3. MURRAY, WILLIAM L. CURLY Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Basketball 35 Intra. Baseball I,45 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Band l,2,3. MUSSEHL, RICHARD MUSCLE Varsity Cross Country I,2,35 Intra. Football I,25 Glee Club I,2,45 Harmonica Club 2,45 Archery Club 4. NAGOWSKI, HENRY DON Intra. Basketball I,25 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club I5 Student Committee 45 Per Attendance I yr. 5 1 rcd 'Ott NEUBAUER, ROBERT BOB Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intra. Baseball I,2,3,45 Intra. Volleyball I,2,3,45 4 Honor Rolls. NICOLAS, GEORGE NICK Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Basketball I5 Intra. Baseball I,25 Intra. Volleyball 2,35 Glee Club I5 Transmitter Staff I5 Warrior Staff 25 Switchboard 35 Alt. Represent- ative 25 Per. Attendance I yr.5 I0 Honor Rolls. OLEKSY, STANLEY OLSKI Intra. Volleyball 35 Glee Club I5 Band I5 Chieftain Staff 3,45 Switchboard 3,45 3 Honor Rolls. PACE, JAMES SQUlRE JlM Intra. Football 25 Intra. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intra. Baseball I,25 Intra. Volleyball 2,35 Student Committee 4. 2I 1954 1954 PAMPALONA, LEONARD BIG LEN Varsity Football 25 Varsity Track 25 Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Baseball I,2,35 Intra. Volleyball 3,45 Glee Club I,45 Warrior Staff 4. PARK WILLIAM M. GRANTLANT Varsity Basketball 3,45 Varsity Baseball 45 Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intra. Baseball I,2,3,45 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Am. Legion Baseball 35 Glee Club I5 Transmitter Staff I5 Warrior Staff 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Class Representative 25 Student Committee 45 Per. Attendance 2 yrs.5 22 Honor Rolls. PFLEGER, NELSON TRIGGER Varsity Cross Country 25 Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Bas- ketball I,2,35 Intra. Baseball I,2,35 Intra. Volleyball 2,35 Science Club 25 Transmitter Staff I5 Warrior Staff 2,3,45 Class Representative 25 20 Honor Rolls. PHILIPPS, LAWRENCE E. BUBA Intra. Football I5 Intra. Baseball I,45 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club I,45 Per. Attendance 2 yrs.5 4 Honor Rolls. POHLMAN, HENRY HANK Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Basketball I,25 Intra. Base- ball I,25 Chieftain Staff 45 Flag Bearer 45 2I Honor Rol s. PROVINO, JOSEPH F. LUKE Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Chess Club 2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Indian Dancers 3,45 Student Com- mittee 3,45 Honor Roll. PULKOWNIK, ROBERT POUKO Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intra. Baseball I,2,3,45 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club I,45 Transmitter Staff I5Worrior Staff 45 Class Represent- ative 25 Student Committee 3,45 Honor Roll. RACKL, GEORGE SHORTY Intra. Volleyball 45 Glee Club I5 Rifle Club 3,45 Chief- tain Staff 2,45 9 Honor Rolls. RATAJCZAK, ALOYSIUS AL Intra. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intra. Volleyball 35 Glee Club I5 2 Honor Rolls. RAUSCHE, ROBERT W.. PONCHO Varsity Track 35 Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Basketball 35 Intra. Baseball I,2,35 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Bowl- ing Club 45 Band I,2,3,45 Indian Dancers 45 Warrior Staff 4. REED, DENNIS D.R. Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Baseball I,2,35 Intra. Vol- leyball I,2,35 Glee Club I,25 Band I,2,35 Warrior Staff 3,45 Proiection Staff 45 Switchboard. REINECKE, ALBERT D. ACE Intra. Basketball I5 Intra. Baseball I5 Intra. Volleyball I,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3. 22 RESZCZENSKI, DALE A. DUKE Intra. Football 17 Intra. Basketball 1,3,4j Intra. Base- ball 1,3,47 Intra. Volleyball 3,47 Bowling Club 4j Glee Club II7 Chess Club 3,47 Student Committee 3,41 5 Hon- or Ro s. ROGALA, PETER PEDRO Varsity Track 3j Intra. Volleyball 2,3f Bowling Club 47 Glee Club 17 Warrior Staff 2,3j Student Committee 3,4. ROHMER, RONALD ROVER Transmitter Staff 17 Warrior Staff 3,47 Chieftain Staff 37 Assembly Announcer 3,47 Quill 8. Scroll Award 37 Switchboard 3,47 Student Committee 47 Per. Attendance 1 yr.7 5 Honor Rolls. RYDZIK, JOHN CY Varsity Baseball 3,47 Intra. Football 1,27 Intra. Basket- ball 1,2,3,47 Intra. Baseball l,2,3,47 Intra. Volleyball l,2,3,47 Bowling Club 3,41 Glee Club l,2,47 Trans- mitter Staff li Warrior Staff 4j Student Committee 3,4. SAMMER, DONALD SKlNNY Intra. Football 17 Intra. Baseball 17 Intra. Volleyball 37 Bowling Club 2,3,47 Glee Club 17 Student Committee 3. SCHARA, FRED J. FRlTZ Intra. Football 1,2j Intra. Basketball 1,2j Intra. Base- ball 1,2,3f Intra. Volleyball 1,2,3i Am. Legion Base- gag 2,37 Bowling Club 47 Glee Club 1,47 Warrior Staff SCHMID, WILLIAM F. WILD BlLL Varsity Baseball 3,47 Intra. Football 1,27 Intra. Bas- ketball 1,2,3,47 Intra. Baseball 1,27 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,47 Am. Legion Baseball 1,2,37 Glee Club 1,27 Student Committee 47 Per. Attendance 2 yI'S.j 4 Honor Rolls. SCHMITT, CHARLES F. CHUCK Intra. Football 1,27 Intra. Basketball l,2,3,47 Intra. Baseball l,2,3,47 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,47 Per. Attend- ance 1 yr.7 4 Honor Rolls. 1 x S-Q9 QQ! SCHMUKAL, RICHARD F. SCHMUK Switchboard 47 6 Honor Rolls. SCHRAVEN, RONALD SCHRAV mittee 37 4 Honor Rolls. SCHULER, DAVID 47 Per. Attendance 2 yrs. SCHULTZ, JEROME Baseball 1,2f Glee Club 1,2. 23 Intra. Football 17 Intra. Basketball 1,2,37 Intra. Base- ball 17 Intra. Volleyball 3j Am. Legion Baseball 2,37 Bowling Club 47 Glee Club l,2f Hi-Y 3j Student Com- Il ll Intra. Football 1,27 Intra. Basketball 1,2,3,47Intra Baseball 1,2,3j Intra. Volleyball 2,3,47 Glee Club 1 JERRY Intra. Football 1,27Intra. Basketball 1,2,3,4j Intra 1954 Y' f Si ff' 1954 SHAFER, KARL WILD BlLL Band 25 Glee Club 2. SHELTON, ROLAND SLlCK Varsity Basketball 2,35 Varsity Cross Country 2,3,45 Varsity Track 2,3,45 Intra. Football 1,25 Intra. Basket- ball 1,2,35 Intra. Baseball 1,2,35 Glee Club 45 Per. Attendance 2 yrs.5 5 Honor Rolls. SHIVINSKY, ROBERT HUNK Varsity Football 2,3,45 Varsity Baseball 2,3,45 Intra. Football 15 Intra. Baseball 15 Intra. Volleyball 35 Stu- dent Committee 45 Class Vice President 4. SIMONCELLI, ROBERT HERBlE Varsity Football 2,35 Varsity Baseball 3,45 Intra. Foot- ball 1,25 Intra. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intra. Baseball 1, 25 Intra. Volleyball 1,25 Glee Club 1,45 Warrior Staff 45 Alt. Representative 35 Student Committee 45 Per. At- tendance 1 yr.5 2 Honor Rolls. SNOPEK, RONALD R. SNOW JOB Science Club 3,45 Glee Club 15 Transmitter Staff 15 Warrior Staff 2,3,45 Switchboard 3,45 Student Commit- tee 45 Per. Attendance 3 yrs.5 10 Honor Rolls. SPERDUTI, ROBERT SPADE Intra. Football 1,25 Intra. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intra. Baseball 15 Intra. Volleyball 2, 35 Glee Club 1,45 Transmitter Staff 15Warrior Staff 45 Student Committee 4. SPYCHE, GERALD SPIKE Intra. Football 15 lntra. Basketball 1,2,35 Intra. Base- ball 15 lntra. Volleyball 2,35 Bowling Club 35 Glee Club 1. STASIAK, JOSEPH JOE Intra. Football 25 Intra. Basketball 1,3,45 Intra. Base- ball 2,35 lntra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,45 Stu- dent Committee 45 Per. Attendance 1 yr.5 4 Honor Rolls. STEPHAN, LAWRENCE LARRY Varsity Cross Country 3,45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Intra. Football 1,25 Intra. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intra. Baseball 1,2,3,45 Intra. Volleyball 3,45 Transmitter Staff 15 Student Committee 3,45 Per. Attendance 1 yr. STEPNIAK, STANLEY J. STEP Intra. Football 1,25 Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 35 Intra. Baseball 1,2,35 Intra. Volleyball 2,35 Glee Club 15 Transmitter 1. SWARTZMEYER, ELMER REMLE Intra. Volleyball 2,35 Transmitter Staff 15 16 Honor Rolls. SWINIARSKI, HAROLD HARRY Intra. Football 1,25 Intra. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intra. Baseball 1,2,3,45 Intra. Volleyball 2,35 Am. Legion Baseball 15 Student Committee 45 5 Honor Rolls. 24 SZCZEPANSKI, ROBERT STUKA lntra. Football l,25 lntra. Basketball l,25 lntra. Base- ball l5 lntra. Volleyball 2,35 Bowling Club 35 Glee Club l,2,45 Transmitter Staff T5 Warrior Staff 2,3,45 Class Representative 45 Student Committee 4. SZEWCZYK, JOHN SATCH Varsity Track 2,3,45 Intra. Football l5 lntra. Basketball l5 lntra. Baseball l5 lntra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Chieftain Staff 2,3,45 Per. Attendance 3 yrs.5 l6 Honor Rolls. TAYLOR, ROBERT C. BUBBY Projection Staff 2,3,45 Recording Staff 2,3,45 Flag Committee 45 Alt. Representative 35 Student Commit- tee 4. THOMAS, RONALD E. POLOCK TOM lntra. Football l,2,35 lntra. Basketball l,2,35 lntra. Baseball l,25 lntra. Volleyball 2,35 Glee Club T5 Bowl- ing Club 35 Student Committee 45 Per. Attendance 2 yrs.5 2 Honor Rolls. THURN, JOHN J. JACK Band l,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,4. TUREK, WALTER LUCKY lntra. Football l5 Intra. Basketball l5 lntra. Baseball l, 2,35 lntra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club l. VOSS, AUGUST H. FALL lntra. Volleyball 3. WARYK, RICHARD D. DICK Varsity Cross Country l,2,3,45 Varsity Track l,2,3,45 lntra. Football T5 Intra. Basketball l,25 lntra. Volley- ball 2,35 Indian Dancers 3,45 Student Committee 3,45 TO Honor Rolls. 1 r' WATSON, FRANK D. MONEY Varsity Football 2,3,45 Varsity Track 2,35 lntra. Foot- ball l,25 lntra. Basketball l,2,3,45 lntra. Baseball l, 2,3,45 lntra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Bowling Club 3,45 Chess Club 2,45 Glee Club l,2,45 Band l,2,35 War- rior Staff T5 Student Committee 3,45 2 Honor Rolls. WIDMAN, RICHARD C. TEX REX lntra. Football 1,25 Intra. Baseball l,2,35 lntra. Vol- leyball 2,35 Glee Club 4. WINKLE, DONALD WlNK Varsity Football 2,3,45 Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Var- sit Baseball 2,3,45 lntra. Football l,25 lntra. Basket- ball l,2,35 lntra. Baseball l,25 Intra. Volleyball 2,3, 45 Glee Club l,25 Chieftain Staff 45 Student Committee 3,45 Per. Attendance l yr.5 4 Honor Rolls. WOJNAR, ROBERT CHlNK lntra Football I 2- lntra. Basketball I 2 3 4- lntra 4- Warrior Staff 4' Student Committee 4 Baseball l,2,3,45'Iritra. Volleyball 2,35'Glee Club 1, 'I 9 25 is 1954 WOLF, THOMAS WOOF-WOOF Varsity Cross Country 3,4, Varsity Track 2,3,4, lntra. Volleyball 2,3, Per. Attendance 2 yrs., ll Honor Rolls. WYNIA, LARRY l.. TANK Varsity Football 2,3,4, lntra. Basketball l,2,3,4, In- tra. Baseball l,2,3,4, lntra. Volleyball 2,3,4, Bowl- ing Club 2,4, Am. Legion Baseball l,2, Glee Club l, 2,4, Transmitter Staff l, Warrior Staff 4, Chieftain Staff 4, Chieftain Editor-in-Chief 4, Alt. Representative 2, Student Committee 4, ll Honor Rolls. ZAMBOROWSKI, FRANK ZAMBl-ZAMBO lntra. Baseball l, lntra. Volleyball 2,3,4, Flag Bearer 4, 9 Honor Rolls. BAYER, DONALD OUTDOORSMAN lntra. Volleyball 2,3,4, Per. Attendance l yr. BEHLMAIER, DONALD BEHL lntra. Football l, lntra. Volleyball 2,3,4. BELL, LOUIS BUD lntra. Football l, lntra. Basketball 2,3,4, lntra. Base- ball 2,3,4, lntra. Volleyball 2,3,4, Am. Legion Base- mittee 4. DEPERRO, DAVID SlDEBURNS KID Q lntra. Volleyball 2,3,4. DONOHUE, EUGENE FROSTY Varsity Cross Country 3,4, Varsity Track 3,4, lntra. Basketball 2,3,4, lntra. Volleyball 2,3,4, Student Committee. FIMBEL, PAUL FLY TYER GEERKIN, JOSEPH THE TURK lntra. Football 2, lntra. Baseball l,2, lntra. Volleyball l,2,3, Wrestling Club 4, Per. Attendance 2 yrs. Eh? GUCKEL, GUNTER RED Chess Club 4, 20 Honor Rolls. ball 2, Chieftain Staff 4, Library Staff 4, Student Com- -3' I ,.,-O .- iii: Guzzo, SEBASTIAN Intro. Football I5 Intro. Basketball 2,45 Intro. Baseball 2,3,45 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Am. Legion Baseball 25 Bowling Club 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Student Commit- tee 4. KRAEBEL, GLENN Intro. Football I5 Intro. Basketball 3,45 Intro. Baseball I,45 Intro. Volleyball 25 Library Staff 4. LUDWIG, CHARLES Intro. Football I5 Intro. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intro. Baseball 2,45 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Am. Legion Baseball 35 Library Staff 4. MACIEJEWSKI, EDWARD MACE Glee Club 45 2I Honor Rolls. MAC PHEE, ROBERT Varsity Football 35 Intro. Football I5 Intro. Baseball 25 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Am. Legion Baseball 25 Hi-Y 45 Chieftain Staff 2,45 Student Committee 4. Mc KENNA, JERRY Intro. Football I5 Intro. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intro. Baseball I,25 Intro. SIBBY SPEEDY 2,3,45 Am. Legion Baseball I, CHAZZ IIMACII TERROR Volleyball 2,3,45 Am. Legion Baseball 2,35 Class Representative 2,35 Student Com- , mittee 45 Honor Roll. MICHAELS, EDMUND MIKE Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Student Committee 45 Per. At- tendance 3 yrs. MINKO, STANLEY Intro. Football I,25 Intro. Baseball I,2,45 Intro. Vol- leyball l,2,3,4. MlNK 'If' i PESCH, DONALD BUCKETTS Varsity Football 2,35 Intro. Football I5 Intro. Basket- ball 45 Intro. Baseball 2,45 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Bowling Club 45 Student Committee 45 Per. Attendance 3 yrs. QUATRARO, DANIEL MR. Q Intro. Football I5 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Bond I,2, 3,45 Student Committee 45 9 Honor Rolls. ROZMUS, JOSEPH BRUSH Intro. Basketball 2,3,45 Intro. Baseball I,25 Intro. Volleyball I,2,3. SCHAEFER, RONALD P. HONEST ABE Varsity Football 25 Intro. Football I,25 Intro. Basket- ball I,2,3,45 Intro. Baseball 2,3,45 Intro. Volleyball Representative 45 Honor Roll I,2,3,45 Am. Legion Baseball I5 Bowling Club 45 Class 1 9 27 1954 SCHELLER, DONALD W. PUNCHY Varsity Football 3,45 Varsity Track 3,45 Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Basketball 2,3,45 Intra. Baseball 2,3,45 Band 2,4. SCHMALTZ, EDWARD K. STEADY EDDlE Varsity Cross Country 35 Intra. Basketball 2,35 Intra. Baseball 2,35 Class Representative I5 Per. Attendance 2 yrs. VOHWINKEL, KENNETH DUTCH Intra. Football I5 Intra. Basketball 2,3,45 Intra. Base- ball 2,3,45 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Bowling Club 45 Student Committee 4. WOHLFORD, ROBERT ACE Varsity Track 25 Intra. Baseball 35 Intra. Volleyball 2, 3,45 Bowling Club 25 Flag Bearer 45 Class Representa- tive 2,3,45 Per. Attendance 3 yrs.5 2I Honor Rolls. ZAMORSKI, NGRBERT MOON Intra. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intra. Baseball I,2,3,45 ln- tra Volleyball 3,45 Am. Legion Baseball 25 Per. Attend- ance I yr.5 7 Honor Rolls. BREININ, HERBERT D. YEARBOOK HERB Bowling Club 45 Cheerleader 45 Chieftain Staff 3,45 Projection Crew I5 Student Committee 45 Yearbook Sales Manager 4. BRYK, RICHARD FlTOGRAPHER Intra. Basketball 2,3,45 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Am. Legion Baseball 3,45 Bowling Club I,2,3,45 Rifle Club 45 Ad Club 3,45 Warrior Staff 3,45 Chieftain Staff 2,3, 45 Proiection Crew 3,45 Student Committee 3,45 Per. Attendance 35 I3 Honor Rolls. EARL HARPSTER, EARL J. Varsity Football 3,45 Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Basket- ball I,2,3,45 Intra. Baseball 2,3,45 Intra. Volleyball I,2,3.45 Bowling Club 45 Glee Club 45 Ad Club 45 Chieftain Staff 2,3,45 Chieftain Sales Staff 45 Class Representative 2,3,45 Class Treasurer 45 Student Com- mittee 45 2 Honor Rolls. VANTINE, WILLIAM BILL Varsity Football I5 Varsit Cross Country 2,35 Varsity Track I,2,35 Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Basketball I, 2,3,45 Intra. Baseball 2,3,45 Intra. Volleyball I,2,3, 45 Rifle Club 45 Ad Club 45 Warrior Editor 2,3,45 Chief- tain Staff 3,45 Student Committee 3,4. WARZEL, DONALD F. PUNCHY Varsity Football 2,3,45 Varsity Track 2,3,45 Intra. Football I,25 Intra. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intra. Base- ball 2,3,45 Intra. Volleyball I,2,3,45 Bowling Club 45 Glee Club 45 Rifle Club 3,45 Ad Club 45 Chieftain Staff 3,45 Warrior Staff 3,45 Alt. Representative 2,3,45 Stu- dent Committee 4. 28 Aufographs M Now--an 1923. When Red hits, he hits. In Syracuse, i fennel - John Regan receiving his maior letter for f 30 The Colgate Thurteen if was done that way oofball from Coach Novak Position is everything in life. The long wait. is this thing broken? That music at sends me . ii I x ,- .Y 51,0 I . , ' i V 7T 04 'A I knew you could do lt. 31 i E MARCUS PHILLIPS RALPH F. THFURFR c. LESLLE BOEHMER HENRY THAYFR W A-wk CHARLES HATTE NBURGER sx Y BERNICE WERLE EVELYN HIPPLER Senior Friends Qm RUTH HOFFMAN GERTRUDE c. KEENAN HOWARD SCHWEIKHART EDWIN A. HEINTZ HAROLD P. HELLEMS KENNETH WELLS 32 JUNIORS xg? fr 'S N NAME David Abendschein Richard Baron Donald Benker Ernest Billittier Lester Bolclen Robert Braungart Albrecht Finkbeiner James Hardin David Heath Ronald Hourt Jack Johns Robert Kalman Robert Kennedy Donald Klocke Joseph Kuczkowski Paul Lesniewski Philip Limina Howard Long Richard Nelson Juniors NICKNAME Sideburns Brainy Honor Roll Kid Bullets Jumping Jack Humzi Vitamins Howdy Doody Rebel The Mad Scott Humphrey Black Rocky Irish Bashful KoKi Lesco Froggy Dummy Harry James ,J NAME Norman Ortwein Robert Overhoff Emanuel Phillips James Piechnik Ronald Pittman James Przybysz Richard Rall John Regan Larry Richardson Donald Schwarzenholzer John Skalski Leroy Sponholz Paul Steinkirchner John Steinmueller Joseph Szewczyk Gerald VanWie James Wahl Al Wilczewski Robert Yerge NICKNAME Satch Overhoff The Greek Cotton Top Fingers Chico Hercules Little John Tarzan Shortest Nam The Greatest Mr. Atlas Carrot Top Crossy Mighty Joe Crewy Baslnful Mr. Baseball Fuse Blower f First Row: A. Miller, A. Knutzon, R. Juzdawski, G. Heckler, F. Naegler, R. Vitovitch, E. Sponholz, L. Buczkowski, H. Jedrzejewski. Second Row: K. Latke, A. Wilczewski, D. Newell, G. Klingler, H. Long, D. Wrobel, A. Mleczak. Third Raw: E. Murray, E. Kowalczyk, R. Dudek, R. Yerge, R. Kalman, P. Wieben, R. Rechin. R.C. 300 William J. Fisher 6 Wrestler sg. I Mme 1, 5x'kf3 .7 ,. .r . I if vgi T E ,M 1 :., 4 x . I f is Y. Q W .31 ' S ing, ' First Row: T. Croad, F. Bruch, P. Schmidt, L. Richardson, D. Bingel, E, Billittier, A. Saluzzo. I. Gerlach,- Second Row: E. Phillips, E. Kaplewicz, G. Nowicki, I. Dixon, D. Smith, F. Aromola, W. Dunn. Third Row: J. Wozniak, P. Lesniewski, R. Sljaka, D. Bieber, E. Kowalski. Absent: T. Koeth, L. Lesniak. R. C. 301 Arthur A. Agthe . , fi is .Z 1415 I n t -. .Q , , ,ffl 1 . First Row: I. Hanaka, R. Gruszecki, H. Marusewski, R. Transiskus, J. Giambra, C. Engel, R. Halter, D. Bender. Second Row: M. Adamczak, J. Petrie, O. Coleman, R. Pittman, R. Krawczyk, V. Szymanek. I. Hagn, Third Row: G. VanWie, R. Fowler, J. Tofelski, W. Nagy, D. Rogers, R. Rauscher. R. C. 302 Walter M. Rennick 35 R . I l , i 1 . Q ir 4 ,il 4 s . 2 V k i , . Q . 1 . - 2 5 E . i 3 , S First Row: P. Alioto, R. Desimone, K. Danebrock, D. Imhof, E. Lipiarz, M. Zurawski, R. Hartl, A. D'Addezio. Second Row: S. Andolina, D. Dodge, R. Iankawiak, R. Stefaniak, W. Urban, T. Heisler, R. Schuler, H. Krieger. Third Row: I. Jarmuz, W. Clements, H. Koenig, D. Wagner, P. Hynes, J. Ball. ' f i if 1 fi, fi Q ' V- First Row: S. Arnone, Row: D. Jendrowski, 1 . R. C. 303 James J. Smith Q 2 S Q 2 E Mortellaro, F. Gross, R. Shaver, J. Marchese, P. Giordaro, W. Adams, J. Iendrowski. Second . benhardt, R. Nelson, F. Montaldi, C. Otto, R. Korczynski, R. Hayes. Third Row: J. Hoeber, R. Von, D. Miller, L. Sponholz, J. Novak. R. C. 304 Gertrude McGee 36 '25 I ..- i s Q W N ii 1 ' ,.. '71 5 , I ,I .1 . Ak!! .fi xy :iff 1 . I ' 5 1 First Row: D. Omicioli, S. Kubiczek, D. Dole, D. Kessner, A. Gaglia, R. Naffky. Second Row: D. Capozzi, R. Naslund, R. Baron, W. Larsen, R. Aguglia, J. Brown. Third Row: L. Schuster. I. Szewczyk, N. Regan, H. Lindsay, L. Meyer. R. C. 305 Joseph Hillery 2 E l Z X w ,., , ix 5 L A Q1 'S . Q ifi g Q X M . .1 + S A S fb. . ' i 'H r S s '. . . M ,u- . 9, . . - af X S 1 W... xx- M, sgllg . yy Qx 3? fl ,Q First Row: L. Skalski, E. McGrath, I. Piechnik, D. Heath, I. Halla, R. Ledwin, J. Boyd, C. Nice. Second Row: R. King, R. Turniel, L. Scott, A. Callahan, I. Benton, L. Bolden, 1. Bonvissuto. Third Row: E. Crawford, R. Bantle, J. Lohouse, D. Klocke, F. Lukomski, M. James, D. Zelakiewicz. R. C. 306 Kenneth Langworfhy 37 5 . First Row: R. Ras, F. Grabp, R. Kennedy, R. Przybysz, R. Hourt, R. Perelstein, T. Pfeil, D. Panfil. 'Pt' I Q. - i A W 1 5 5 rr, 5 ' ,N 5 S52 Second Row: J. Wawrzonek, F. Weston, R. Wagner, G. Schnapp. Tate, R. Teeft. Third Row: D. Watts, D. Maxwell, R. Smith, S. R. C. 307 Oliver C. Fluch First Row: B. Benning, L. Suckovw, R. Baron, R. Dominiak, P. Steinkirchner, S. Ziolkowski, I. Kuczkowski. Second Row: C. Milholland, D. Benker, I. Brunner, P. Wurst, D. Krupski, R. Radka, J. Johns, G. Weisenberger. Third Row: I. O'Connor, C. Valenti, S. Batog, I. Hardin. R. Spadone. J. Sadowski, R. Marchewka. 38 R. C. 330 Elek D. Csont g r . A ' Will' 1 ,3,,,,,, f' E 1 S , .. of : ' f First Row: R. Walczak, N. Ortwein, R. Orr, R. Thompson, L. Trank, P. Limina, D. Baker, S. Kolek. Second Row: C. Zimmermann, R. Overhoff, I. Meegan, L. Bums, R. Holcomb, C. Opatkiewicz, D. Lipome, R. Braungart. Third Row: R. Abendschein, R. Cieslewicz, I. Regan, J. Matela, J. Csont, R. Holland. R. C. 331 Edward Bingert 5 Q 1 'f ,,,. 3. 2 D . , E First Row: P. Hanes, J. Wagner, J. Wahl, R. Rall, R. Vanderbush, R. Martin, D. Abendschein, T. Fitzsimmons. Second Row: J. Mangold, W. Howard, G. Olinger, D. Scheller, R. Brawn, E. Schmaltz. Third Row: R. Gee, R. Dinunzio, G. Rettke, L. Stapleton, J. Schubert, R. Graczyk, B. Shaffer. R. C. 332 Russell Mancuso 39 Very interesting Honey? h, decrl Nothing therel Wult's my name. Not foo much solder. .x.k ...-...Hi Hellol Hellol Hellol This thing doesn'f work. Oh, boyl Money! I I ', 'z M cv Dc-a-a-o-o-c Dig that crazy moforl ggi m i- f ff Y ,'.' . K Vis W cgi, ,, 'ff 5 A 4. ' A .r W-M' Got a couple of screws 3 v .,. ,. Disfinguished Educators From Abroad -uh SOPHOMCRES S! - Ax 'E 2 X NAME Ronald Capozzi Paul Casper Max Czmerynski Sam DiFranco Ken Fuss Charles Goodspeed Robert Gradl Tom Haliki Walter Herod Sam lncardona John Kalisz Richard Kyser George Karl Roger Mchantas Carl Millitello Joe Minsterman Russell Nero Sophomores NICKNAME Honor Roll Student Irish All-American Hungry Harris Senor Animal Crackers Member of G. O. C. Curly Make Al l -High in 6 Years Muscles Little John Baby Face Homework Alibis Scrooge Dark Eyes Always Wears White Bucks The Pride of 231 NAME Charles Newhouse Ronald Pepke Enno Pruuli Pete Schulischesky Harold Scegar Sidney Shepard William Sharples Dan Shields George Silverman Jerome Siniski Dave Smith Dan Strozewski Joe Wazniak Dave Werner Ronald Wynia John Zelasko Ronald Zgoda NICKNAME Old House Mumbles Terpsichorean Esthoman Skinner Boris Karloff Mr. Hanratty's Messenger Dennis The Menace Howdy Doody Goldboy An Italian SKl Mouse Gabriel The Mad Russian Mr. Csont's Pal Cross Country Star Order on Bailey Bus Mr. D. A. First Row: G. Nadrowski, W. Schultz, W. Gerlach, J. Reese, H. Pawloski, J. Schrok, I. Pedgeon, E. Frampton, R. Fuerst, J. Huber. Second Row: T. Summer, A. Pellnat, D. Scesney, R. Caldwell, T. Wangler, D. Polis, J. Ballash, B. Maliszewski. Third Row: F. Ray G. Zembsch, C. Elliott, W. Franusiak, L. Wargo, L. Michalski, P. Nowak. R. C. 200 Fred W. Bender Fust Row: C. Martino, R. Graney, P. Schulischevsky, R. Mihara, D. Shields, P. Sobol, G. Swartz, C. Buckley, D. Dischner. Second Row T. Widzinski, C. Di Maria, J. Rathbun, R. Borchlewicz, E. Hejna, C. Arnst, J. Herrscher, R. Repschlager. Third Row: E. Swierczynski, W. Gonzakowski, D. Smith, H. Kirchberger, E. Land, T. Murrett, R. Hoeltke. R. C. 201 Christian E. Kuehn f' 44' H., QQ. 5. , V Cx I n rj, .. Q f . X H A V . .1 A . 1 sig, , . , K ,T I ' y 5, Ns Y Qs- r ' 9 First Row: L. Polichette, R. Janiszeski, A. James, R. Trautwein, N. Fegal, W. Rybarzyk, H. Kaczorowski, A. Hasenstab, S. Polito, R. Hughes. Second Row: C. Munzert. J. Anzalone, A. Costello, R. Mrowinski, V. Kwiatkowski, C. Weiss, G. Arnst, M. Balk. Third Row: D. Steingle, I. Hemquist, R. Ragan, A. Pietz, R. Crehan, D. Thompson, J. Sodaro. R. C. 202 Elmer Austin 5, 5, .,,E if W Si s , W ? Q T 1 , First Row: G. Silverman, D. Lavell, R. Schulte, R. Giczkowski, R. Senfner, J. Weiner, S. DiFranco, K. Fuss. Second Row: E. Mac- donald, J. McG1ynn, J. Grabowski, J. Waz, C. Wuest, V. Malejs, P. Casper, R. Jerome. Third Row: E. Topor, C. Newhouse, G. Lenhard, M. Fuller, R. Honecker, G. Shimmel, R. Szelewicki. Absent: F. Lukowski. R. C. 203 Lyle Harbison , ,I 'L 3 . 3 QR, ix 5 2 . ig! ., X R -Rao. N First Row: J. Maurer, H. Krawczyk, E. Priester, E. LoPresto, I. Fronczak, T. Halicki. J. Wirth. D. Violanti. Second Row: J. Callahan, M. Croakman, I. Marino, I. Germann, R. Fantas, S. lncardona, M. Valentin. Third Row: R. Ernst, R. Wise, J. Wozniak, F. Duszynski, L. Tally, W. Smith. R. C. 204 Robert M. Kunz 45 J Q Q. '- .s ? s , ,M M M..,.W,.M0f4...4,,...,W....rW.,.. . First Row: E. Machcinski, R. Mizerkiewicz, G. Fernandez, R. Kobee, R. Roedel, L. Epstei D. Wild, J. Downey, L. Melton, I. Elardo, J. Lloyd, C. Barone. Third Row: D. R. Forstey. Kohlmeier, n, N. Foigelman. Second Row: R. Harrer, G. Grieble, F. Wekarski, T. Domanski, R. C. 205 Walter Wanamoker ...XS ' First Row: R. Hair, R. Gurbacki, S. Zendano, W. Stechenfinger, R. Foigelman, J. Jezewicz, I. Krzanak. Second Row: G. MacPher- son, R. Makowski, F. Merkel, R. Orr, A. Greco, R. Miller. Third Row: P. Buscani, W. Barber, E. Scheuer, D. Stevens, R. Lawicki I. Wierzbowski. Absent: S. Falkiewicz, C. Meczynski. S e , ..,. 'ES R. C. 206 Carl L. Kuehn a 5 ,Il Q We First Row: N. Luksch, D. Smith, N. Kowlsen, D. Grabowski, R. Michalski, R. Nowak, R. Goodrich. Second Row: G. Karl, L. Reardon, G. Kafasis, E. Kasprowicz, R. Chrzanowski, R. Bielinski, J. Pasco. Third Row: R. Stein, R. Gierszewski, K. Barry, E. Pruuli, C. Cenname. Absent: G. Johnson, L. Morse. R. C. 207 Fred Harsch qs L 1. , ,ar IJ First Row: W. Herod, R. Lawida, R. Zgoda, W. Sharples, E. Combs, C. Militello, N. Dalton. Second Row: T. Klier, R. Post, R. Uhteg, R. Piatkowski, W. O'Hara, D. Johns, T. Bowman, J. Steen. Third Row: T. Rowswell, W. Olsen, A. Juskcwicz, J. Sinicki, W. Hoffman. R. C. 231 Lawrence Hanratfy Q7 'H' 4 si n w so , xg, Jw 'S First Row: J. LoVecchio, R. Capozzi, A. Ventrice, R. Burger, J. Zuffoletto, R. Nero, S. Adamczyk, S. Shepard. Second Row: K. Reynolds, M. Mercurio, D. Sowinski, D. Schiersing, G. Guster, D. Kolodziejski, J. Zelasko. Third Row: R. Gradl, R. Pepke, M. Czemcrynski, J. Kalisz, D. Gerbracht, G. Fix, R. Thome. R. C. 230 Leroy J. Monahan fe . ,..,,, 4 s 3 i a . ' s , 1 C. f 3 ', - I ? J' J ,N 4 X 3 Q r . Q J l . First Row: H. Seeger, M. Geiger, F. Granata, J. Collins, R. Wollen, W. Hejna, G. Dey, F. Hierl, D. Fehr. Second Row: N. DiPirro, J. Klaskala, D. Wemer, J. Angielczyk, I. Barnes, J. Mallon, R. Wynia. Third Row: P. Kauffman, R. Lang, T. Schuler, D. Strozew- ski, J. Abate. R. C. 232 Norman C. Oelheim 47 .lgfiflfzgg 1 fe-wg..--ang..-15:5 ' 1-'if WE . 15,1 v A.. ff Sf' Hs Wi? was ss ix x fi Th -'g.. Q Put if where? - ' That is not Russia. That will be 3 cents. Broi n at work '? 48 .0 Xwiwyys -3 I 3' ' 'ri I sv -1 , -1 ' Mm: EL 5 -Lx . ,vjfp V , 5, f rf 7 , . ez., ' -JA M 3 vim 1 .fi . v--', , , -.x , 'l' 1' '! 1 V- ...N I Y , L, 1- . ,NN fn . MM, . yn 1 fe? 11, U5 Z I i xg' 5 ' S ffl:- I 4 'UW ,,, , N N AP, , 4 ., , 'L1 fig ,- . N5 F. iff A 1 , 1, . .tr ' i ' Q iq gas-f' ' w S . S . Q, I if P 11 2 4 W H .. ' FOI? zxPLANA'noNs Y ERB 'A gui K6 V E 4 , X I 09 -- g or vfxeuf Jofcfs bbpg sffR?.,r:,rgag PHEE 2 A 5 A fu! ' Q3 ai S gk.. 'u ' q k f S ' N X .14 Q - x 5 Ma ' 2 if 0 JE 3.9, , 9' - GUI Gil- ANDREW SISTERS -f.,?f' ' 1 i 6 1? nn!! um: 5 1057! 50 1 . ., ,! 'wax FRESHMEN 'YM , 6- fi 3 i .Y F., , if if .S FRESHMEN Robert Arnold Ronald Beaver Paul Chazen Roy Contact Dan Devine James Dittenhauser James Fix Robert Fredricks Anthony Giallalla Joseph Gioeli Michael Girage Ken Handley Gary Hendel George Johannes William Karl Eugene Kasprowicz Edward Kennedy Paul Kocsis Edward Kershaw Robert Kozminski Freshmen NICKNAMES The Brain Eager Beaver Pretty Cool The Quiet Man Divine Man Small Boy, Big Name Fancy Pants Perpetual Motion Human Talking Machine The Mathematician Jumpin' Girage Rubberlegs Sparky Lanky Drummer Big Bill Casper, the Friendly Ghost Ed, the Bomber The Helping Hand Picture of Intelligence Pencils NAME Ronald Wagner Paul Urbanski James Tully Paul Vitlco John Strom Michael Stone Richard Smith James Smith Richard Sirocuse Eddie Sieber Charles Schruefer Richard Rusch James Raybould Michael Przybylak James Prudon Hercules Pappas Robert Nash Philip Morano Lawrence Mertz Edward Lenhard NICKNAME Wiggles Pinocchio Tally-Ho Mr. Walkie-Talkie Hot Rod Pebble A Real Cat Witty Smitty Dapper Dan Master Machinist Chuckles Rushing Rusch Ya, Lunch Sleepy On School Days Professor Silent Little Rambler Big Mo Larry, Quite Contrary Muscles 'Nik A l Q E E First Row: E. Lipinski, J. Winkelman, R. Serafin, H. -Przybyz, D. Dombrowski, N. Utech, G. Alexander, G. Boland, A. Golda, F. Bielanin, G. Weslowski. Second Row: R. Dorr, D. Ciecierega, A. Munn, A. Sciolino, J. Emest, D. DiPirro, N. Dudas, J. Lyons. Third Row: D. Ferrentino, M. Paventi, P. Lazzaro, T. Geerkin, G. Gadra, D. Sinicki, D. Urbanski. E i R. C. T30 Charles McCarthy First Row: R. Kozminski, R. Szpaicher, G. Hoffmeister, J. Stechenfinger, A. Frank, J. Balcerzak, R. Valtin, R, C, 131 L. Mertz, R. Walczak, R. Sauberan, R. Lawicki. Second Row: E. Sieber, R. Bobrowski, R. Krniotek, R. Sylvester p. Ledoux Triglio, A. Suriani, D. MacCarthy, C. Schruefer. Third Row: R. Chambers, D. Dominiak, P. Zink, T. Henke, M. Weslowski, R. Wagner, D. Dill. Absent: C. Maccalupo, T. Swannie. 52 R. C. l32 Anthony Scarpello R. C. l09 Mary Kinsella R. C. H0 Edward E. Schall R. C. lll Willard Hemedinger ,FMA First Row: R. Todfenhagen, R. Kugler, J. Fischer, W. Coleman, T. Mineo, L. Grodek, R. Rusch, M. Girage, L. Brossard, A. Giallella, E. Bean. Second Row: A. Dombrowski. J. Czaja, H. Kuzma, J. Cipolla, D. Schaurnloeffei, L. Gorney, R. Popiela, A. Marinelli, L. Rick. Third Row: J. Gross, P. Heckel, W. Schuler, W. Cochrane, J. Erickson, L. Niepozeski, W. Kull. , l l l W Y ' v I Q ! First Row: I. Manning, P. Pedersen, R. Moppius, D. Evertt, J. Raybould, T. Alicata, J. Float, K. Umbeer, R. Fredricks. Second Row: K. Luksch. I. Curcio, M. Przybylak, R. Smith. I. Wintermute, B. Aller, C. Thompson, P. Chazen, R. Schlierf. Third Row: K. Schaefer, G. Macholz, L. Garrison, I. Thornton, D. Grotke, H. Levisy, E. Bert. 1 Q ki a. l, li ' iv X Ms . r , X R 1 First Row: G. Hendel, R. Becker, J. Eubanks, P. Vitko, T. Blair, I. Dittenhouser, S, Bona, L. Liebler, R. Nash, G. Rosenberry. Second Row: D. Van Elk, J, Cwczarczak, H, Pfendt, N. Godfrey, W. Protzmann, J. Gioli, A. Pedone. R. Gonsior. Third Row: M. Stone, P. Kocsis, G. Thomson. J. Kelly, G. Johannes, R. Beaver, R. McKane. First Row: R. Contact, W. Karl, R. Kukla, R. Siracuse, G. Shelton, J. Lang, D. Hollingworth, A. Martin. R. Maines. Second Row: E. Kershaw, H. Heir-ring, A. Hohensee, J. Smith, J. Strom, P. Megyes, R. Rathman, R. Tesi. Third Row: R. Arnold, E. Kennedy, K. Murek, J. Regalla, D. Plummer, E, Lenhard, J, Causey. Ab- sent: J. Wicks. 53 5 , as First Row: J. Giliforte, C. Laurry, E. Rackowski, I. Szczygiel, A. Paolucci, J. Rackl, H. Varnaga, R. Mar- shall, A. Romano. Second Row: R. Olson, M. Wlosinski, J. Newman, T. Silvey, T. Pazderski, R. Fialkie- wicz, R. Szweda, R. Szewczyk. Third Row: P. Delaney, P. Halas, A. Acquisto, R. Gister, G. Sorrentino, R. Scranton, J. Smith, J. Davis. Q if Ei Ei Ei ii 5? if ig . 1 First Row: K. Cassel, J. Voas, R. Gietl, J. Galm, I. Zaranek, R. Kaminski, M. Aronica, D. Marinaro, L. Goodwin. Second Row: D. Hiam, T. Smith, M. Batler, R. Szczepamski, W. Hanna, D. Dixon, W. Klam- erus, R. Baker. Third Row: G. Dembick, W. Olejniczak. J. Bell, R. Unbewust, W. Marming, E. Zglinieki, K. Kung. R. C. 101 Herbert J. Aumer R. C. 102 Lowell C. Kitchin f 5 1 R - 'se' f N 1- ...xf 1 5 45 X 5 1 wg il i t B if . P. 'gg E .4 Q 'T i Q 'iii , sl 3 , I' ,J fl my iv., . . , - ZRUW ' .QE f FY First Row: J. Fix, T. Kelly, R. Barbaritz, M. Bellomo, R. Fuhr, T. Kessner, W. Passmore, G. Guenther, R. Alaimo, F. Cavallaro. Second Row: P. Urbanski, W. Anamczak, D. Pace, I. Dill, I. Milka, P. Lorkowski, B. Filozof, R. Lyons. Third Row: N. Tatko, R. Anderson, V. Demme, E. Machinski, J. Prodrun, R. Fritz, F. Clifford. R. C. 103 James E. McKenzie First Row: I. Mauna, M. Calhoun, R. Habitzrewther, I. Buczek, B. Frederick, I. Alba, R. Richards, T. Pe- trillo, B. Kowalewski, I. Deveso. Second Row: R. Peissinger, T. Ralph, D. Littlefield, D. Hiesler, A. Ko- pacz, J. Reitmeier, W. Kulesz, T. Reuouf. Third Row: P. Zimmerman, C. Rossi, J. Roman, A. Sortisio, G. Slawinowski, R. Jadlonski, K. Handley. 54 R. C. 104 Kenneth G. Werner , . R. C. 105 Gerald R. O'Donnell R. C. 106 William K. Dobbins R. C. 107 Emerson D. Peck R. C. 108 Albert S. Peck 9 E 1 .,- 13535. ' if E. 9 fglggizg 1 J . r .K A lr . 4 Q X135 1 E2 i 21 I ii. if g l X f in v ' E Y . I M, fr f 2 52 rl I , .,f . First Row: H. Allan, C. Wilson, G. Bennett, G. Blaszyk, I. Pinto, R. Stein, R. McDivitt, D. McBride, R. Banas. Second Row: E. Chronik. J. Lipczvnsk, E. Lazzaro, F. Mihalic, P. Pilley. I. Hemperly, R. Snuszka, I. Choinsk. Third Row: J. Shear, R. Stilwell, N. Mortellaro, F. Zdarsky, M. Aquilina, S. Cannata, A. Laurich. 3 , I , . .1 1 15 First Row: N. Thomas, R. Rosinski, W. Fox, G. Sczzulbewski, R. Concherio, F. Freund, G. Riordan, K. Ruppel, J. Ernle, D. Rybarczak. Second Row: D. Devine, G. White, S. Tantillo, S. Maurino, K. Sponholz, W. Aldinger, G. Szczygiol, R. Malachauski. Third Row: R. Kazmierczak, E. Wojtkowiak, N. Mueller, D. Meyers, A. Notaro, H. Langgood, R. Kilroy. '1 .1 was Q5 ' 6 S 5. cw ,, K jf 'C - . . - , . 1 ,r Xu r , , . 3 . . Y n . , ' . .. 1 . First Row: T. Kline, R. Rozewski, V. Hess, R. Taylor, A. Wacker, K. Schmidt, D. Wood, K. Olejniczak, F. Wayland. Second Row: D. Augustin, W. Nickson, C. Augino, H. Hendricks, R. Headley, H. Pappas, S. Szymanski, T. Minklein. Third Row: R. Cycon, R. Beauregard, E. Wolniewicz, H. Hutter, R. Czaplick, T. Glynski. 5 ' X .J Y s 5 is ' .. 3 - ' x QQ 'l , its 3 . , . Q! ff 1' ll ' 'X .. ' 1 First Row: G. Reinard, J. Kozminski, A. Wacker, W. Crapo, R. Esene, F. Rossi, I. Tully, R. Kinner, R. Piewtrewski. Second Row: K. McKerrew, W. Toperek, D. Posch, P. Morana, D. Nowak, C. Haskall, R. Par- ness. Third Row: E. Kotwicki, R. Przybysz, S. Bailey, G. Ruhland, M. Hurysy, W. Watson, D. Bunch. 55 Eating again . Seneca that came 50' lg: 'A outer space . Now, boys, we start all at once. , hx 56 -.., 4? -'M fe 1 like lt. 44-L-QE is . 1 f SY ig Q M ' an rkttgvh.. X . ...uf N 5. 1 'I 'vw Anythmg your heart deslres. . 5, What pictures you have, Herbl 57 Otto C . Hove' WILLIS T. SCHWARTZ 58 Carl A. Baumann SHOPS Y in 1 j Y x . 9 arfx' i n 1 s.,Q - ' n .'.. ,' D 3' Q'vil1'Q US, ','s 'Q 'U-5 4 9 it il -. 6 'Inu li, , 1. vw A 1 .K+ S 4 . 'fs ' 5 'mt 36 af 'rf 5 5 -.T fp . sf' ' Y? 3-we-1 fl I my ,. AX , I MQ. I 9 .- Ik' VH yi .. 1 , 5, 5 .Q , , ....., , Vz.z-f . , W . I Z:,: Z .,....A . 'LQ -5 7 555-351, 1 f 'iw A ,Q -f . ,M k S JU Y . wk w N ny . - Ju? WE f ' A ...,.f A I Y Y , ,,k, A ,L v Q - V -Niwmnz:-i .-Q, ' 1 1 A ', v . L 1 in V . g :,-.- fi y ir ' ig Y - -.U A QM 5. . 5 I W? A .3 w ' T - -n-..ueq...,.,,, -. nn- A. 1, S W 4 A -Qt s -.,. QI' ,, 4 .--rf .Q4 I . 1 .f 1 W, 5 'I ,, X f X X x x .f,, ,wtf ,f . xr ' r :ff fx Xxx V XX f,,4 ,I X x u ,, N .J 7 YY. . ,,, 1 if ' Qwgl. n'ff . 'T A. .A lux -u..,yunHl 'A Nxxx 1- ig' if' - Qix K 4 I r'g : .. M Q. 5 ala-X U I .5 .4 1 f.! Vx D' 4 pn: am, ki XV w -mxvxrzisfshs 5551513 mm Qaniivfwf 5 QL' if 15: K M , ,,,, '56s:1,ii1 k SEIIOIS -,,,.-. Qfgx ' 1 af, A x Q -X X , SPQRTS R First Row: R. Uhteg, C. Barone, R. Dudek, R. Ledwin, M. Czemerynski, T. Domanski, D. Abendschein, J. Downey, R. Juzdowski. Second Row: L. Wynia, W. Herod, P. Becht, B. Yerge, F., Watson, J. Miller, J. Biedrzycki, D. Kopankiewicz, N. LaMonre, D. Bantle. Third Row: Mr. Beohmer, B. Hughes, E. Crapol, B. Shivinsky, C. Dix, E. Murray. J. Regan, D. Winkle, J. McEwen, D. Scheller, D. Warzel, E. Harpster. Fourth Row: W. Olsen, I. Hemquist, P. Hynes, D. Wagner, H. Koenig, W. Protzmann, J. Kelly, A. Juskewicz, R. Holland, G. Grieble, B. Kalman. Football 'I' HIS year the Harvard Cup Championship schedule was revised. This was brought about by the closing of Fosdick-Masten and Hutchinson-Central High Schools. The old system of two leagues was discontinued in favor of one league. Each team was scheduled to pla six games. The Seneca Indians drew a rugged schedule, consisting of South Park, Kensington, Bennett, Technical, East, andy Burgard High Schools in that order. The Indians ended the season with an impressive record of 5 wins and I loss. The loss came at the hands of the East Orientals I3-0. This was a season marked by many iniuries. An incident that was impressive in this year of I954 was the postponing of a league game because of a fresh snowstorm. Because of this storm, Seneca was forced to play two games within three days, Tech on November Ilth and East on November I4th. In the final standings Seneca gained second place out of eleven teams. Coach John Novak, the Indians' able and tal- ented coach, has piled up an outstanding record in his first four years at Seneca. In this four years, he has coached his team to I7 wins, 4 ties and only 4 losses. We can indeed be proud that seven of the Indians have gained recognition in the Buffalo Evening News and the Courier- Express. The Buffalo Evening News placed two on the first All-High Team: John Regan and Jim McEwen. Five players were placed on the second team: Clark Dix, Earl Harpster, Robert Shivinsky, Donald Warzel and Donald Winkle. The Courier- Express placed the same seven players, with Donald Warzel making the first All-High Team. Seneca 33 - South Park 0 Seneca 36 - Technical 0 Seneca 0 - East I3 Seneca I 8 - Burgard 0 Seneca I3 - Kensington 6 Seneca 6 - Bennett O SQUAD LETTERMEN MAJOR LETTERMEN Jack Johns Alan Juskewicz David Abendschein Carl Barone Richard Bantle Paul Becht Joseph Biedrz cki Edward Crapoll Clark Dix Earl Harpster William Hughes Richard Kopankiewicz Nick l.aMonte James McEwen James Miller Edward Murray John Regan Donald Scheller Robert Shivinsky Donald Warzel Frank Watson Donald Winkle Larry Wynia Robert Yerge Roger Bosch Mgr. COACH NOVAK 64 Max Czemerynski Thomas Domanski John Downey Robert Dudek Walter Franusiak Gerald Gadra Gordon Grieble James Hernquist Walter Herod Raymond Holland Paul Hynes Ronald Juzdowski Robert Kalman James Kelly Herbert Koenig Roy Ledwin Chester Milholland William Olsen William Protzman Anthony Suriani Richard Uhteg Daniel Wagner 5-a CI le! O 'Ur Mx. muff ,, ., fh,,,,V1?2vujqA , ,,. W Y , g ., A . .LN z,M.W .4 , up FW, RW? 0 x , qs- 64 56 ,K i V Q 'Rs . GX 'af xr, .fu Ea' ,Q K, V ez , i ..,, - s.:- p . ,- Q Q xv .U .Q ' - X X ,I fm YE My S, gs f QV N Wm Q U '14 65224 KY. egg: First Row: A. Wilczewski, R. Sperduti, W. Park, R. Kolb, J. McEwen, D. Winkle, R. Kopankiewicz, L. Stephan. Second Row: H. Swiniarski, S. Arnone, S. Andolina, N. Monellaro, I. Heindl, G. Fix, R. Aguglia, A. Gaglia, F. Naegler. Absent: D. Lipome. MR. Carmen Battaglia replaced Mr. Leslie Boehmer as coach and had to start from scratch. With the loss of seven maior lettermen, not much hope was held for the coming season. Coach Battaglia was greeted with only one returning major letterman, Ronald Kolb. The starting team consisted mainly of Kolb, Don Winkle, Dick Kopankiewicz, Jim McEwen, Larry Stephan, and Bill Park. In all but three games Seneca was ahead at the end of the first half, but because the team lacked experience and able substitutes they were outscored in the second half. Kolb, Winkle, and Kopankiewicz led the team in scoring throughout the seasonp each of them scored over T00 points. Mr. Battaglia did a fine iob in his first year of coaching high school basketball. Through his efforts we were able to' win 4 of ii games. Kolb and Winkle each gained recognition in both the BUFFALO EVENING NEWS and COURIER-EXPRESS. Seneca 42 - McKinley 38 Seneca Si - Bennett 70 Seneca - Kensington 61 Seneca 48 - Lafayette 61 Seneca 69 - Emerson 109 Seneca - Burgard 67 Seneca 31 - South Park 53 Seneca 47 - East 42 Seneca - Riverside 52 Seneca 65 - Grover Cleveland 46 Seneca - Technical 77 MAJOR LETTERMEN SQUAD LETTERMEN Ronald Kolb - Capt. Lawrence Stephan Richard Aguglia Alphonsos Gaglia Richard Kopankiewicz Donald Winkle Sylvester Andolina Nickolas Mortellaro J.-,mes McEwen John Heindl - Mgr. Samual Arnone Alois Wilczewski William Park Harold Swiniarslci - Mgr. GGVY F'X Fred Noeglef Robert Sperduti 66 , A i ww. , W g 33 V I ' , f l 2 ' 0 K 9 H ?X Z ,.,V 0 . 0 EW' X Q R' ' W1 35 'H i ,gay a 9 lb b F is ' 'Q fi' 55191 s f 'I-. F. - V ga 4. 5. if i V377 ,U Q Au, , . I f,.fg?ym I V517 I L 3' ' L ,. My L First Row: T. Wolf, L. Bolden, J. Meegan, E. Donohue, A. Wilczewski, R. Waryk, R. Shelton. Second Row: Mr. Thayer, G. Shelton, R. Zgoda, R. Wynia, R, Watts, C. Munzert, D. Imhof, F. Naegler. Third Row: S. Andolino, D. Bieber, L. Stephan, D. Janes. Cross Country B Y the end of the l954 Cross-Country season, the Seneca harriers had been in three triangular meets. With the uniting of vocational and academic high schools this year, Seneca, under the able coaching of Mr. Thayer, placed fourth out of twelve schools in the All-High Cross Country Meet. ln the All-High Cross Country Meet the first five boys across the line for Seneca were as follows: Jack Meegan in 7th place, Roland Shelton in l9th place, Charles Munzert in 2lst place, Ronald Wynia in 24th place, and Eugene Donohue in 28th place. TRIANGULAR MEETS ALL-HIGH MEET Seneca ...... 26 Seneca ........ 27 Seneca. . . . .18 McKinley. . . . . . 27 Technical ..... 45 East .... . .30 Bennett. . . . . 56 East. . . . . . . 65 South Park .... 69 Burgard . . . .97 Lafayette .... l22 Kensington . . . . 79 Seneca . . . . . 99 MAJOR LETTE RME N Lester Bolden Eugene Donohue Donald Janes Jack Meegan Charles Munzert Roland Shelton Lawrence Stephan Richard Waryk Alois Wilczewski Thomas Wolf Ronald W nia Y John Steinmuel ler, Mgr. 68 SQUAD LETTERMEN Sylvester Andolino Donald Bieber Robert Chambers David Dill Donald lmhof John Janiszewski Arthur James Donald Lavall Bruno Malisewski Fred Naegler Henry Pawlowski David Polls Ken Schafer Robert Senfner Geoffry Shelton Jerome Sinicki William Smith Donald Watts Ronald Zgoda Q ,A 'Mm fs f,f:if 'lin' I P V., 1 'x 'iff if f up . ea: , . V 77. 1 l 1' pg.. S 1 A ra 'Q 4 ' I 1 Ii4,r'?v, U' 5 N 2775 281 UW 'H fbi 'fa fl! 'U - E 1 5E N564 ab' 5 l , 3 , 2 . , , SE N504 52 NE C1 First Row: R. Kolb, W. Schmid, R. Shivinsky, G. Garbacz, G. Haldin, N. Pyzikiewicz, R. Brueckman, R. Kopankie- wicz, A. Glenn. Second Row: Coach Thayer, C. Meyer, A. Wilczewski, R. Schultz, D. Winkle, R. Graczyk, I. Rydzik, R. Simoncelli. Baseball T HROUGH the hard work of Coach Henry Thayer and the return of four major lettermen, Seneca was able to capture the league 2 championship. The four boys were: Jim Garbacz, a pitcher, Jack Halldin, a second baseman, Art Glenn, an outfielder, and Norm Pyzikiewicz, a shortstop. lt was the strong left arm of Jim Garbacz and the big bat of Norm Pyzikiewicz that enabled us to win all six games in regular season play. After blanking our first two opponents, South Park and East, we managed to put our hits together and defeat Technical, Burgard, Kensington, and Bennett all by one run. Our next contest was against McKinley the league I champs, in Offerman Stadium. ln the championship game McKinley defeated us 5 to 0. Norm Pyzikiewicz, our shortstop, was honored by being selected on the BUFFALO EVENING NEWS All-High Team. Jim Garbacz was placed on the second team while Jack Halldin, Art Glenn and Ron Kolb received honorable mention. We, at Seneca, wish to congratulate Mr. Thayer and his team for their Fine showing during the 1953 baseball season. Seneca 5 - South Park 0 Seneca 7 - Burgard 6 Seneca 2 - East 0 Championship Game Seneca 4 - Kensington 3 Seneca 5 - Technical 4 McKinley 5 - Seneca 0 Seneca 4 - Bennett 3 Richard Brueckman Kenneth Levan MAJOR LETTERMEN SQUAD LETTERMEN John Rydlik William Adams Willldm Schmid Paul Bechf James Grabacz Arthur Glenn John Halldin Ronald Kolb Richard Kopankiewicz Carl Meyer Norman Pyzikiewicz Robert Shivinsky Robert Simoncelli Ronald Schultz Alois Wilczewski Donald Winkle Henry Becker - Mgr. Joseph Biedrzycki Richard Bryk Joseph Bugman Robert Dudek Donald lmhof Charles Harding Paul Jones Howard Long John Manni Richard Nelson Fred Schara Paul Schmidt Robert Transiskus Richard Uhteg Richard Vitovitch First Row: E. Donohue, I. McEwen, E. Crapol, P. Schuler, C. Cordovanio, C. Parisi, R. Middleton, R. Ebersole, I. Fabian, J. Wingate, I. Rietter, J. Meegan. Second Row: Mr. Boehmer, D. O'Rourke, I. Housman, L. Bolden, T. Wolf, E. Murray, R. Waryk, R. Shelton, V. Holmes, D. Scheller, R. Lang. I. Klier. Third Raw: D. Warzel, W. Young, F. Watson, M. Czemerynski, J. Miller, I. Regan, A. Littrell, R. Miller, P. Rogala, R. Aguglla. Track WHEN track practice opened last April, the team's chances looked ver dim because it had only eight returning lettermen: Ass't. Coach, Jerry Klier, Carl Cordovano, Richard Ebersolle, Alan Littrell, Jim McEwen, Carmen Parisi, Roland Shelton, and Frank Watson. Through the combined efforts of our able coach, Mr. Boehmer, and the new boys, the places on the team that were vacated through graduation were filled with competent boys. After rolling to easy victories over Emerson and McKinley, the boys thought they had the title in the bag, but the up-and-coming Burgard team gave them a different attitude by coming through with a 49-49 tie. Then the boys really buckled down. When the final tabulations of the All-Vocational Meet were made, they found themselves once again champs. We were represented on the all-vocational team by Alan Littrell in the 1f2 mile run, Carmen Parisi in the mile run, and Jim McEwen in the 1f4 mile run. DUAL MEETS ALL VOCATIONAL MEET Seneca. . . . 51 2f3 McKinley. . . 43 1f3 Seneca. . . . . . 41 Seneca. . . . 59 2f3 Emerson .... 26 V3 Burgard. . . . . 38 Seneca. . . 49 Burgard .... 49 Emerson . . . . 21 McKinley .... 20 MAJOR LETTERMEN SQUAD LETTERMEN Richard Aguglia Ozias Coleman Carl Cordovano Edward Crapol Eugene Donohue Richard Ebersole John Fabian Val Holmes James Housman Alan Littrell James McEwen Jack Meegan Robert Middleton Carmen Parisi John Regan John Rietter Paul Schuler Roland Shelton Donald Warzel Frank Watson James Wingate Ronald Lang, Mgr. Daniel O'Rourke, Mgr. Charles Arnst Lester Bolden Max Czemerynski Joseph Giambra Daniel Green Harold Faegen Robert Honecker Russel Maliszewski James Miller Robert Miller Roy Frank Peter Rogala Donald Scheller John Szewczyk William Vantine Richard Waryk Donald Watts Daniel Wild Thomas Wolf William Young First Row: B. Shribman, I. Ferraraccio, E. Hahn, H. Light, G. Lesniowski. Second Row: Coach H. Banas, L. Richard- son, R. Klein, M. Drysdale, W. Urban, Mgr. I. Hoehn. Tennis l N view of the fact that tennis has just been initiated at Seneca, the green indians of Seneca, under the able in- struction of Coach Henry Banas, had a rather successful season. With a nucleus of about four boys, who had some experience the previous year, Coach Banas had some finer points of tennis, which he taught to his boys. A tennis team in school competition is made up of seven players, consisting of three single players rated first, second, and third, and two teams of doubles. After school competition was over, Seneca had a record of three vic- tories and three defeats, being lower though in individual matches. The teams which Seneca subdued were Burgard, South Park, and Bennett. The teams which excelled Seneca were East, Technical, and Kensington. Seneca. . . . 5 South Park. . . . 0 Seneca. . . . l Kensington. . . . . 4 Seneca. . . . 0 East .... . . 5 Seneca. . . . O Technical . . . . 5 Seneca. . . . 4 Burgard . . . . l Seneca. . . . 3 Bennett . . . . 2 MAJOR LETTERMEN Mathew Drysdale Harold Light Jerry Ferrcraccio Larry Richardson Edward Hahn Bernard Shribman Gene Lesniowski Jerry Hachn Mgr. SQUAD LETTERMEN Ronald Klein William Urban 72 ACTIVITIES . seq.-K it 2. - .. 5 J! , K K K., 1 , fs s Q I A i 1 some T r s r . , v ' sf 5 51 'S - ' I Y , 4 rf. 1 if l First Row: R. Rohmer, I. Bugman, H. Swiniarski, E. Ludwig, W. Hughes, E. Harpstcr. Second Row: H. Breinin, D. Warzel, R. Bryk, I. Lombardi, W. Vantine, R. MacPhee, G. Nicolas. The Chieftain Art and Layout Staffs Y OU can listen to the Editorial Staff brag all day on how important it is to the success of THE CHIEFTAIN, but all of its work would be of little avail if it weren't for the professional touch of the Art and Layout Staffs. The Photography Staff, of course, takes all the action shots that add color to the yearbook. The develop- ing, printing, retouching, and other tasks necessary are all aptly performed by these boys. ' ' ' f h ff 'z the Laying out the design rs naturally the chief duty of the Layout Staff. The members o t e sta orgam e entire book and produce the dummy yearbook. The interesting illustrations on the separation pages, the clever cover design, and the topical cartoons are all the products of the art staffs. l am sure you will agree that a happy combination of the three staffs has been attained, by their unstinted and untiring efforts, the visual story of your years at Seneca will always be kept fresh in your memory. W V' Layout . . . . . Earl Harpster . . . . Donald Warzel Art ..... . . George Nicolas Cartoons . . . . Robert MacPhee Photo . . . . . . Richard Bryk . . . . . . Herbert Breinin . . . . . . . . . Alfred Vantine ,r5 'Y .. if Faculty Advisor . . . Mr. Victor Gilbert 5153- vii-ifm ',:.f can l get cartoons from? I .bc lf .. X. Q,,,.-- ' 'S f :lifts 5 I . 1 l Qs..-Y R First Row: J. Bugman, F. Naegler, W. Adams, J. Zuffoletto, A. Ventrice, W. Park, R. Kolb. Second Row: R. Waryk. I. Kuchniclu W. Hughes, E. Harpster, L. Wyuia, S. Giordano, E. Ludwig. Third Row: E. Phillips, S. Oleksy, R. Dudek, R. Baer, R. Lochockl R Hourt. Fourth Row: H. Breinin, R. Bryk, E. Swartzmeyer. R. Barth, D. Maxwell, D. Winkle, H. Pohlman. Editors-in-chief - John Kuchnicki, Larry Wynia Assistant editor-in-chief - William Park . .Ronald Lochocki . . . Robert Baer Literary editor .... . Robert Hourt . . .Edwin Ludwig . . . Ronald Kolb . . Donald Winkle Co-Managing editor. . Co-Managing editor. . Senior editor .... Sports editor .... Activities editor. . Make-up-editor ............. Alfred Bean WELL, here it is, THE CHIEFTAIN of 1954. Many weeks of untnring efforts by the members of the editorial staff went into the production of this year's edition of THE CHIEFTAIN. Soon after the first call for volunteers had been announced, the staff was organized. Although it may not have been the largest staff Seneca has had, Secretarial editor ..... . . Sam Giordano Sales promotion manager ....... Herbert Breinin Faculty advisors .......... Mr. Thomas Glass . . . . . . . Mr. Lawrence Hanratty Advertising . . . ..... Mr. Albert Buck Sales ..... . . . Mr. Norton Ruth it was certainly one of the most capable. As soon as the staff was organized, articles were assigned to the members. When the boys received their assignments, they immediately gathered the in- formation necessary to write their stories. These in- cluded athletic achievements, social events, school activities, and the various school organizations. The writing and the rewriting of the articles, to add 3-4 I I ' that extra polish, was next. Finally they were given that last check and pronounced ready for THE CHIEFTAIN. Another important duty of the editorial staff was the identification of each boy's picture and the gathering and checking of each graduate's accomplishments during his four years at Seneca. We are very happy to present to you, THE CHIEFTAIN of l954p and we sincerely hope that you will share with us the pride and ioy we have experienced in bringing you this yearbook. What do you think of the price of eggs? QM t Laurel 8- Hardy Yearbook - Backsfage 1 X ,ig 'X Q A A . 'x Q . Foker A :EI wxff Almost done his is how if s do Reading Clockwise: R. Makowski, R. Dietrich, I. Provino, J. Lombardi, R. Greene, R. Nero, C. Elliott, N. Fegal, P, Pfeil, D. Abendschein, R. Waryk, R. Rauxche, D. Hollingworth. Indian Dancers T HE Indian Dancers of Seneca are dedicated to the tribe of Indians of the same name. The dancers perform on such occasions as Seneca's Moving-up Day and at any other cer- emony that needs authentic Indian atmosphere. The tribe has also performed for several groups outside school and will continue to do so. 7 By their colorful dancing, the group has planted in the minds of their audiences some of the traits and ideals of the Indian character. By first telling the story of the ceremony and then dancing it, the ideas are made known to the listeners. The members of the dance group made their own costumes, practiced and danced to- X gether, and have had many enjoyable experiences because of their association. X Q 'QP X '-Q..-., Xt xxx XT D. Bingel C. Arnst R. Baer 'I' HE public address systems and the lighting effects are both duties under the care and su- pervision of the stage crew. When special groups, such as the Indian Dancers perform, scenery has to be lowered from above the stage. Much time is also spent setting up the lights and putting the microphones in the proper places. Another duty of the stage crew is the opera- tion of the applause meter. This instrument plays an important part in our pep assemblies. Excused from class again. g sf. 'if .Ps -. 1 9 R. Caldwell H. Iedrzejewski Van Wie A. Pellnat At Christmas time, members of the crew dec- orate the Christmas trees in the building. The colorful decorations in the cafeteria, which help to give the student body the yuletide spirit, stem from the ever-lengthening list of duties of those behind-the-scenes workers on the stage. The members of the public address system are Daniel Bingel, Gerald Van Wie, and Russell Coldwell. Their faculty advisor is Mr. Hellems. On the lights and under the guidance of Mr. Kuehn are Robert Baer, Edward Sponholz, and Henry Jedrzeiewski. Stage Crew It will never work N is i Q.. . 4. Q 4 N ' ., gf X Q , 4 K r -L',' f' . L. g y . Hoeber, First Row: C. Golden, R. Bleab, L. Suckow, R. Schmukal, S. Oleksy, R. Snopek. Second Row: I. Dolan, D. Reed, R. Rauscher, I R. Rohmer. Third Row: L. Sponholz, R. Giaczyk, G. VanWie, A. Callahan. Fourth Row: J. Shubeit, J. Lombardi, B. Shafer. OPERATOR please, is the familiar phrase you would hear if you listened in on Seneca s telephone switchboard. This switchboard serves as the main contact with the outside world. The members of this staff are a select group of boys, usually honor students, who perform their respective duties with the ease and efficiency of experienced secretaries. Besides acquiring knowledge of how to operate a switchboard properly, the operators also receive practice in receiving and giving messagesand in relaying them to their proper des- tinations. They also do clerical work, contact students for teachers, and perform many other duties necessary during a day at Seneca . With three incoming lines and one house phone it is easy to see how two operators can be kept very busy. The experience gathered by the boys who have held this position has been very valuable in developing self assurance and a quick thinking mind. Switchboard Cperators ope Z xwlgm.. V 'KW l 'X , A Late again. 6 . lg, W I iixkt an '- MW,-www x lk First Row: A. James, R, Bleab, R. Rohmer, I. Johns, D. Polis, J, Jasco, R. Kennedy. Second Row: R. Wagner, R. Honecker, L. Pam- palona, N. Pfleger, D. Strozewski, G. Novak, R. Snopek, S. Giordano. Third Row: G. Hulburd, I. Ruhlmann, W. Franusiak, L. Wargo, N. LaMonte. The WHITIOI' - Layout Staff Layout Editor. . . Art Editor ....... . . Joseph Ruhlmann Photography Editor . . .... Richard Bryk Advertising Editor ..... . . . Jack Johns T HIS half of the staff is a vital part of THE WARRIOR, for it could not have been published without their excellent work and cooperation. These boys took pride in the paper and made it their business to spend much of' their time and effort learning as much as possible about the function of their particular staff. They learn to work with their fellow staff members and to be- come more proficient, thus giving you an ever-improving paper. Ronald Rohmer Business Manager ....... Robert Honecker Circulation Manager ........ John Dolan Exchange Editor ........ Emanuel Phillips The ever-present photographers contributed many fine pic- tures of sport events and assemblies. The art staff created humorous cartoons, both to add interest and amusement to THE WARRIOR. Never-tiring salesmen of our advertising staff have sold numerous advertisements throughout the year. After everything has been checked and typed by our typing staff, the layout staff has the difficult iob of arranging the articles and selecting suitable type size for the headlines in order to give the paper an attractive appearance. Then after the circulation staff has completed their iob, you receive your copy of THE WARRIOR. Each boy of each staff has expended much time, work and effort to bring you another phase of school life at Seneca. I R fri s-X x zz? R- R , ' I lt's been used already. 1 iii -.',s 6 ' J J I ii I ' A I ex v s How about that? ,I ,WM 1, H NV i Z my Q7 1 First Row: R. Wawrzonek, H. Kaczorowski, R. Becker, S. Bona, W. Adams. Second Row: P. Steinkirchner, R. Giczkowski, R. Pittman, R. Braungart, L. Wynia, T. McDonald, L. Suckow. Third Row: E. Phillips, J. Ballash, E. Crapo1,' D. Warzel, S-ponholz, D. gela- kiewicz, R. Makowski, R. Teeft. Fourth Row: I. Sadowski, R. Bryk, I. Lombardi, R. Barth, G. Wozmak, R. Kopankrewrcz, R. Stefamak. The Warrior - Editorial Staff Editor-in-chief Managing Editor. . . . Richard Bryk Feature Editor . . . .Leon Suckow Rewrite Editor . . . . . . .Leon Suclcow HE WARRIOR Staff, by eriodically publishing the school paper, keeps the news before the students and attempts to- create greater interest in the school.. The editors and writers have the job of gathering the news about student activities and compiling and editing it so as to give you a picture of life at Seneca. Excellent on-the-spot reports of every sport activity are contained in each issue as well as sports quizzes. Pain and Ink bv Vacuumtop, and worthwhile reports of Richard Barth News Editor . . . Richard Teeft Sports Editor. . . . . . Edward Crapol Faculty Advisor . . . . . Mr. Langworthy assemblies and special events are also contained in the paper. This fine reporting is the result of untiring worlc, extra time and the cooperation of the editors and their very able staffs. These boys are trained to develop the technique of good news reporting. They learn to be alert for news that will interest the student body. A good newspaper is a credit to any school. 'For this reason these boys hu.e endeavored to present you with a paper of which any school might be proud. -R, K1 N g sq, 1 X I fs i Y IN- C705 X 4 A - K . 3 1, f In t Q -I 1 L l ,.,.,,:2:i:: ' L V i L zesssfw A .t:..14g., - I X in , .mf iyzgtiiv- 'iii-ii . i K s V , f' Crapol runs the 100 in 9 seconds. Left to Right: I. Brunner, S. Incardona, J. Dolan, G. Olinger, R. Taylor, D. Reed, G. Weisenberger, S. Ziolkowski, D. Benker, L. I . T . S T Sponholtz. S ENECA'S proiection staff is undoubtedly a very efficient group. In addition to their chief duty of running the movie projector, they are also responsible for the op- eration of the tape recorder and the port- able and slide projectors. The crew is also capable of repairing all the complicated equipment. Upon request of a teacher, it Works Too Flat Lux members of the crew will set up equipment for the purpose of running educational films. Another of their less-publicized duties is to record the visits of important guests of the school. The boys of the proiection staff take a keen interest in their duties and have compiled a record Seneca can be iustly proud of. sf? We 47fe.xK. J, J' X Q to 1 . . 'X get l i . S i Ewen JCHOOV First Row: S. Panfil, O. Coleman, S. Andolina, D. Quatraro, E. LaPresto, R. Raushe, J. Nash, I. Thurn, W. Adams, R. Feirst, Dill. Second Row: D. Strozewski, R. Makowski. I. McGlynn, R. Saberan, F. Gross, P. Giordano, P. Hynes, R. Nelson. Third Row: G Arnst, J. Jedrowski, R, Kennedy, W. Rybanczyk, D. Van Elk, R. Giczkowskl, P. Pfeil. Fourth Row: J. Wojniak, G. Johannes, M Band Fuller, R. Kalman, D. Crawford. WHENEVER you find it difficult to converse with a friend because of loud and vigorous sounds coming from either the auditorium or the basement practice room, you can rest assured Seneca's band sr Go, man, go. is practicing. Jam sessions, as the boys call them, are held during the first, second, third, and seventh periods every Tuesday and Friday. Constantly trying to improve, the band is al- ways coming up with something new and different. This year, the something new turned out to be Joe Wozniak and Gerald Arnst, two accordion players. Under the expert guidance of Mr. Kenneth Wells, Seneca's band takes a back seat to none. Seneca can well be proud of the boys who have contributed their time and effort to the band. ww We played at the prom. L.. F Zamborowski, H. Light, H. Pohlman Color Guard THE i953-54 Color Guard was composed of Robert Wohlford, Ronald Lochocki and Ray- mond McArthur on the American Flag side, and Henry Pohlman, Harold Light and Frank Zam- borowski on the Seneca's School Colors' side, and the substitute was Robert Taylor. The Color Guard opened practically every assembly with a patriotic march down the cen- ter aisles while the students stood at attention. The flags were carried onto the stage where the bearers crossed in the middle. The American Flag was taken to the right side of the stage and the Seneca Flag to the left side. At Ronald Lochocki's signal, the students saluted the American Flag, and the country for which it stands. While Mr. Gilbert at the or- gan, Mr. Wells at the piano, and members of the band played the STAR SPANGLED BANNER, the students sang the words to this patriotic song. The members of the Color Guard, who were chosen by Mr. Boehmer on their previousyear's record with approval of their teachers, feel privi- leged to take part in this patriotic activity. 84 R. Lochocki, R. McArthur H. Breinin D. Wrobel E Ludwig E Kllflgler F BIUCH I Giambi'-2 Cheerleaders W 0 T HIS year the football team was backed up by an al- most new group of cheerleaders. We lost all but two of the last year members, but under the supervision of Mr. Bingert, a new group was developed. These boys, in their green and white sweaters, did a fine iob in arousing the enthusiasm of the student body. At every game, it seemed as if the roof of the stadium was raised at least a few feet by the energetic shouts of the football-happy students. The boys also did their best to malce the rafters ring in assemblies. At times the applause meter was strained to the utmost by the loud cheers of the students. weetl Tweet! I SQ i A - 1 ww. K mg, A . - - 73 I 4 In an .1 va 1 if 1' 4 . ' keep t First Row: W. Adams, E. Priester, J. Fronczak, R. Bleab, R. Giczkowski. Second Row: E. Phillips, H. Pfendt, G. Dey, I. McGlynn. J Herrscher, W. Smith. Third Row: N. Regan, C. Golden, R. Honecker, R. Ernst, D. Miller. Fourth Row: I. Lombardi. D. Bieber, I. Wozniak Hi-Y President .... Vice-President. . Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . Advisor ..... Junior Advisor. . . G IRLS, music, dancing, refreshments, games, and funl ll What is it? Why it's another of the Seneca Hi-Y social meetings, one of the many activities sponsored by this club. During the past year, the Seneca Hi-Y Club was considered to be one of the smoothest operating or- ganizations in school. Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community, a high standard of Christian charac- ter. Furthermore, it is an organization proud of its accomplishments and services. The club meetings, held every Thursday night at the Humboldt Y.M.C.A. under the direction of the youth director, Mr. Robert Omelia, are devoted to programs produced and directed by the Program Com- mittee. The business meetings, however, are con- ducted according to parliamentary procedure, which gives each member valuable experience in parliamen- 87 . . Emanuel Phillips . .Charles Golden . . John Lombardi . . .Neal Regan . .Mr. Harsch . Robert Bleab tary law. Various speakers also have the opportunity to talk before the group. Among the social events in which the club par- ticipated are parties, dances, pop concerts, and ex- cursions. Raising and lowering the school flag, collecting canned goods for the Salvation Army, and donating money for the Red Cross and the Community Chest were some of the service proiects carried on by the club this year. This club also took part in the Youth and Gov- ernment Program held in New York last December. A delegate sponsor was sent to Albany to present it to present it to the State Legislature. Mr. Fred M. Harsch, the club advisor, believes that the club has progressed remarkably since it was reorganized in i950 and that in the future it will be- come one of the outstanding Hi-Y Clubs in the city. ,HN xv' 0 0 X l f . f 3 ' Tribal 'I' HE Tribal Council, which was originally called the Student Council, has done a splendid iob this year. To select the boys in this organization, a representative and alternate were elected from each roll call. This group feels it is a privilege to study the procedure of the student activities of the school, and to take an active part in promoting these activities. The Tribal Council collects funds for such worth causes as the Red Cross and also helps to sell yearbook subscriptions. The Coun- cil, with the cooperation of the faculty ancilthe student body, had much to do in making Seneca an outstanding vocational high school. Under the able direction of Mr. Thomas Glass, the committee succeeded in fulfilling the wishes of the student body. TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE LOCKER ROOM COMMITTEE This committee was organized this year and has The crowded conditions of the locker room have done a fine iob in keeping order on the special buses been greatly lessened by the fine work of the mem- provided for the school. bers of this committee. - -f 1 A T A it T I' .vb 4 ,M as-5 f v fi i X Sf' w V. i , lg , , . x ,ft - ,T + i Y in-.....-f L j if' . ' :M f i , , s ' 7 '- N L -'f 1 'tif . 1 . - I Els' i .f i K I' . K 'T 1 K 5.-A iii ' 3 f O Council CAFETERIA COMMITTEE These boys have done a splendid job in keeping our cafeteria clean and also in keeping the student body restrained during the lunch period. BUILDING COMMITTEE This committee helps to supervise the lavatories, the school grounds, and the corridors while classes are passing and to keep order while they are in ses- sion. XKJ K, I-Q I E I I 3 I X LQ i 5 E f S I 5 3 3 I . . I I pf I 5 fr I I it I ' a i I I fr I 5 gf r 1 . , ' . K 1 I - ' I S I L- wk i I I ,I 'j TP . . . V Q. ' CIVIL DEFENSE COMMITTEE During the air raid drills throughout the year, the swift and smooth operation of the drills has been due to the efforts of this committee. FLAG COMMITTEE This patriot'c ceremony of raising and lowering the flag in front of the school is the privilege of the flag committee. I ijifa 'ffm X, eil My 5 I I s I Q I E A k S 5 E L. , e 2 f 5 Cafeteria CommiHee Cfivil Defense Commiffee Hall C0lTlmiH99 ? 2 1 i f cconfanuea from Page 12.2 C P What do you know? There is Dan Kozak, Carl Marcotte, Bill Balash, and Dick Bryk talking to that thin bartender who, believe it or not, is Lenny Pampalona. I also see Dave Hirschbine who is drinking some of that Kosher wine which he en- dorses. Why there's Larr Phili ps, the manager of the Bailey Theatre, talking to Dick Kopankiewicz, the Polish delegate to the U. N. Say isn't that Paul, Becht and Bill Hughes and, as you probably guessed, dancing together? What clowns they r 'll G e Well before we o we'll have to mention some of the foremost machinist grads, who have just arrived from their yearly 9 reunion. I To give you alrun down of our fellow grads, the machinist we have is Gene Donahue, the Olympic Record Holder of the V2 mile. Thanks, Herb. l'm glad to be here. First we have the Co-Chairrnan of the International Union of Sleepwalkers, Joe Geerkin and Don Bayer. To their right are Sibey Guzzo, the man with the family of 3I , and Edmund Michaels, the tattooed man, recalling old times. There was quite a commotion outside before we came in here. Bob Wohlford, the world's foremost hot-rod driver, was arguing with Bob MacPhee the sole owner of Riverside, that his hot-rod could beat MacPhee's gold-plated Cadillac. Our two most widely known celebrities, Tons of Fun Pesch, 3 times Academy Award winner, and Gunter Guckel, the Ambassador to Germany, are indulged in quite a conversation while their interpreters, Ed S'maltz and Don Scheller, are laard at worla. Lookirag tioward . . . . . . t G the bar I see Dave DePerro, the sole owner of Loblaws, idling has way there. Coming to meet um is Joe ozmus, e um n door mat, whose hair is said to have the stiffest bristles in the United States. Now I had better sign off and give you back to Herb Breinin, your emcee, who was just over shooting the bull with Bill Vantine, one of his old buddies. Thanks, Gene. Oh, Ohl Our time is just about up. So we will see you again in I994. Goodbye, everyone. own a white Cadillac a block NAME BEST NOTED FOR NAME HIGHEST AMBITION Bob Baschman Throwing oranges in lunch Bob Sperduti To take a train to Australia To Donald Bayer Herbert Breinin Louie Corrigan Dave DePerro Telling tall tales His corny jokes in assembly Soft shoe dancing Parking in front of his girl's house Robert Szczepanski Ken Vohwinkel To long. drive his father's '54 Lincoln Capri at 3 A. M. Don Winkle To be another Red Grange Don DiGiacomo Being king of Dante Project Norbert Zamorski To drive an ambulance like his John Dolan Always being out of class father Eugene Donohue Training for track Herb. Breinin To be M. C. at T. C. John Drozynski The only Pole with a D. A. Joe Bugman To grow up Thomas Forcucci Seeing sneak reviews Clark Dix To coach football at the University Joe Geerkin Hopping freight trains of Maryland John Heindl Driving a hopped-up hot rod Sam Giordano To own a spaghetti house' ' Gerry Iannuzzelli Begging for extra points Gunter Guckel To get a date with Marilyn Monroe Don Janes Not getting on the honor roll Sebastian Guzzo To marry Norma Harold Light Playing tennis Earl Harpster To be better than Otto Graham Art Lindamer Being quiet during class Richard Korpanty To be president of Cadillac, Inc. Charles Ludwig Having 7 sisters Dan Kozack To play alto sax in a jazz concert Norm Milbrand Being late Richard Krawczyk First Seneca graduate to make a Jim Miller Stanley Minka Richard Mussehl Drinking Starlac milk Looking tired His rooster cackle laugh Nick LaMonte Robert MacPhee To To million dollars make friends with Mr. Boehmer own all of Riverside Stanley Oleksy For his wire butchering Edward Mann To become chief of an Indian Tribe Jim Pace Sleeping in shop Robert Marczak To shoot a bow like Robin Hood Donald Pesch Playing chess Ray McArthur To buy some cigarettes Bob Rausche Playing the kettle drums Jim McEwen To score a hundred points in one game Ren Schqefgr His eagle beak Jerry McKenna To live inside Offerman Stadium Bill Schmid Trying to work 8 days a week l-en P0mP0l0n'3 To be Chief 5Pq9l effl bender Robert Simoncelli Borrowing money Bill Pdrls To be a sportscaster Ronald Thomas Round beer bell Trying to play the trumpet like Robert Pul kowni k Dan Quatraro To To play ball for Brooklyn go on a concert tour with his sax John Thurn Louie Armstrong Albert Reinecke To make a million dollars Frank Watson Tackling Q desk in English John Rydzik To take over the running of the school Robert Wohlford Being All High flag bearer Donald Sammer To drlveiwlflwul l'l0V'n9 an acci ent Robert Wojner Larry Wynia Working at Nu-Way His football humor Bob Shivinsky To NAME HIGHEST AMBITION Al Bean To be a lifeguard in Florida Art Bean To swim the English Channel Paul Becht To broadcast all Notre Dame games Joe Biedrz cki To break all girls' hearts Donald Bishop To be a hotel detective Roger Bosch To be assistant-principal of Seneca 9I play football like Dick Beyer First Row: J. Pasco, A. Martin, B. Michalski, E. Priester, I. Giambra, A. James, R. Kukla, D. Heath, R. Naffky. Second Row: J. Nowak, E. Sponholz, I. Iarmuz, I. McG1ynn, H. Iedrzejewski, P. Casper, R. Kennedy, R. Giczkowski, L. Wynia, S. Arnone, F. Watson, T. Mur- rett, G. Nadrowoski, N. Regan. Third Row: D. Crawford, R. Fowler, J. Brown, L. Tally, S. Andolina, O. Coleman, E. Kasprowicz, R. Pittman, I. Petril, R, Kalman, D. Zelakiewicz, M. Adamczak, J. Wozniak, J. Hagn. Fourth Row: J. Piechnik, K. Murek, R. Honecker, J. Benton, C. Munzert, T. Heisler. Glee Club E VERY Tuesday and Friday, during the fourth and sixth periods, the school auditorium is filled with the mel- odies of our favorite songs. Current popular tunes, as well as old time favorites, can be heard echoing throughout the school. It is the Seneca Glee Club, practicing under the expert direction of Mr. Kenneth Wells. During the year, the club participated in many of the school's special assemblies. At the Thanksgiving Day assembly, they sang The Lord's Prayer and God of our Fathers. During the Christmas Day program, they favored us with We Three Kings of Orient Are. Many of the boys have become quite prominent in the Glee Club and do their best to co-operate with Mr. Wells. They appreciate the opportunity to sing and to belong to such a fine singing organization. Faces of the Future 92 P. M. President ..... Vice-President. . Secretary .... Treasurer ..... Sargeant-at-arms . . A. M. President .... Vice-President . . Secretary. . . . . . . Treasurer . . . . Chairman A.M. ahcl On for Seneca Richard Naffk . David Heath Robert Crawford Ozias Coleman . James Benton Joseph Giambra . Joseph Hagn . Joseph Petrie . Joseph Pasco Richard Naffky l Q First Row: J. Lardo, J. Pasco, R. Naffky, G. Bennett, A. James, L. Epstein, D. Heath. Second Row: R. Kakla, G. Reese, D. Johns, A. Mieczak, G. Causey, G. Nadrowski, R. Radka, R. Orr, R. Caldwell. Third Row: J. Drozynski, P. Rogala, W. Lukas, R. Marchewka, H. Breinin, T. Summers, J. Johns, D. Reszczenski. Fourth Row: R. Rauscher, J. Schubert, R. Fowler, J. Hardin, R. Bryk, J, Sadowski, R. Bishop. Set'em up. High Single Game: ..... Richard Bishop 236 High Three Game Total: . . . Richflrd Bryls 562 High Team Single Game: . . . Team JZ 795 High Three Game Team Total: Team 'JT 2T79 TOP FIVE BOWLERS SECOND STRING BOWLERS T. R. Bishop T75 6. J Hardin T60 2. J. Heindle T75 7. R Marchewlca T55 3. R. Bryk T70 8. F Sahara T54 4. J. Drozynski T70 9. D. Reszczenski T53 5. J. Schburt T65 TO. P. Rogalc T54 Bowling Club A NOTHER split? We wuz robbedl Feelings were high as the boys enioyed another bowling season. As usual, there were eight teams of five boys each. The bowlers developed surprisingly fast. Most of them started with an average of 85, and now they are bowl- ing with averages from TTO to T75. The pins flewp the pins fellg behind the little black balls were the boys from Seneca. The T954 club was managed by Richard Brykp next year Richard Marchewlca will fill in the senior managing spot. Mr. Henry Thayer will be our new faculty advisor. U. N. mee ting First Row: D. Polis, R. Hourt, R. Waryk. Second Row: D. Warzel, R. Kopankiewicz, R. Taylor, W. Vantine. Third Row: N. Pfleger, H. Pohlman, R. Barth, R. Bryk, I. Lombardi. Fourth Row: E. Swartzmeyer, G. Rackl. 0 Rifle Club President ..... ..... ...... E I mer Swartzmeyer Vice President . . . . Edward Kaczmarck Secretary .... .... G eorge Rackl Treasurer .... . . . Floyd Matthews Executive .... .... P aul Kuntz Publicity Agent . . . . Nelson Pfleger Instructor ..... . . Charles Lang THE Junior Rifle Club was started b a group of Seneca students in l953. All of the club rifle shoots are helld at the Buffalo Revolver and Rifle Club at H05 Genesee Street. Matches are held every Sunday at 9 A.M. The club is entered in the Niagara Frontier Junior Rifle League, in which members shoot against other teams from western New York. lt is also entered in the National Junior Rifle Postal Matches which are sponsored by the National Rifle Association. Members are taught the proper use of firearms and sportsmanship in competitive matches by the instructor, Charles Lang. 94 Mn. .1 nfl MA. I, hrftlg Es' 5. P 'nigh King Y- H 5 s 41 u .w -'vw , J f Q f A ' ,,.t-- I 1 ' s l ,A X n '- ,. .5 . - L' I 4? 'Tv ' . A 4 r 4, n L. n,,.. .,',:-1. f 'f U 4 . rg J .4-.. U, sffw. , ,, n .xi 1 of Acl Club First Row: H. Swiniarski, R. McDivitt, W. Hughes. Second Row: J. Brunner, R. Makowski. J. Reitmeier. Third Row: D. Warzel, E. Harp- ster, W. Vanrine, H. Breinin. Fourth Raw: R. Bryk. THE Ad Club of the Seneca Yearbook has captured the spirit and attention of practically every student in Seneca. The purpose of this club is to help the sales of advertising space in our yearbook, and to give the students ex- perience in sales promotion work. One factor that has enabled this club to capture everyone's spirit and interest is the appointment of Mr. Albert B. Buck as our faculty advisor. Boys who have been selling ads have developed their self-confidence in making business contacts. Not only has the financial success of the yearbook been assured by the sales made by our advertising staff, but also the boys have received valuable experience which will be an asset later in life. 96 ADVERTISERS R. 8. F. FINDINGS and MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC. 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