Seneca Vocational School - Chieftain Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)
- Class of 1955
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JAMES BROWN jgvxfxfk W w'w'w A a L ,a ,a ,a ,a ,a ,Q ,a 4 5 9 9 9 4 9 9 5 4 in Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q H Q Q Q Q Q - Q. , V Q'l 1 ,. lf' A A .,, -. ww .ff D J ... ,, . ,rw az, fs: 'HA 5 fix D x -3 6. - -www-suv ANNUAL STUDENT PUBLICATION OF Seneca Vocational High School 666 E. Delavan Ave. Buffalo 15, N. Y. Hmmm I955 mlm -gp - -,. s 5 x X P L l R Qi 4 1 4 I 1 3.114 S: Indian Artifacts by counesy of Mx. Elhwonh Jaeger of the Buffalo Museum of Science. Picture on Page 115 by courtesy of Ml. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Buffalo Museum of Science. Charles E. Simmons of the To the Graduates: Each year as principal it has been my privilege to write a message to the graduates. Many times it has been difficult to know what to say. This year is different. So much has happened during the past four years in which you fellows have taken such an active part that it is hard to pick out the most important. In years to come all these will be fond memor- ies to you. Four years ago you saw the start of our committee form of student government. As freshmen you were not eligible to be on the committees. However, your cooperation and interest were so fine that its success was assured. Since then you have been the committees, and your conducting of these has been so outstanding that our committee government has a reputation far and wide. Con- gratulations to you. You have helped to make an enviable record in sports. Your teams might not have always been on top, but every competitor has greatly respected your hard and clean fight for victory. You have an excellent record in extra-curricular activities, assemblies, and intramural sports. You have gone farther than iust having organizations sponsored by the school. These activities such as legion baseball, rifle club, bowling club, wrestling club, cross-country group, Hi-Y, and Indian dancers, have helped .to promote the good name of Seneca because of your conduct and behavior. You have represented the school to great credit at inter-school affairs, meetings and conventions. You have seen the start and completion of our million dollar addition. Although you were born a few years too soon to enioy as a student the advantages of the new building, your record has helped to make such an addition possible. As alumni, you will come back to profit from the oppor- tunities it offers. With your four years of high school over, what next? That is easy. You will continue to im- prove fthe reputation of your Alma Mater. In industry, in the armed service, in all your living, you will want to build on what you have gained here, and bring added honors to yourself and your school. Good health, good luck and success to all of you. Your principal, LaVerne H. Engel - - A , - .1 -. .- Y 1 1 b L -V Y v- - - v. if Munir 2 'Tris g. Secretaries Mrs. Gertrude C. Keenan Miss Gertrude T. Kuma Guidance Mr. George E. Wyatt Placement Mr. Albert B. Buck Librarian Miss Evelyn B. Hippler Dietician Miss Ruth Hoffman Mrs. Frances Wall Speech Miss Jeanette Farber Nurse Miss Elizabeth K. Stipkovits Music Mr. Joseph J. Seviroli Doctor Dr. G.P. Runfola Engineer Mr. Howard J. DeTample English Mr. Lawrence A. Hanratty Mr. Edwin A. Heintz Mrs. Mary D. Kinsella Miss Gertrude McGee Mr. Norman C. Oelheim Mr. Gerald R. O'Donnell Mr. Edward C. Bingert Social Subiects Mr. Thomas F. Glass Mr. Joseph D. Hillery Mr. Robert M. Kunz Miss Bernice Werle Mr. Kenneth Werner Faculty Principal Mr. LaVerne H. Engel Assistant Principal Mr. Robert E. May Mr. Willis T. Schwartz - Annex'Head wh. i Attendance Officer Milton Kuhn Trade Science Mr. Ralph F. Theurer Mr. Leufanas Chambos Mr. William J. Kirchgessner Electricity Mr. Arthur A. Agthe Mr. Herbert Aumer Mr. Elmer R. Austin Mr. Fred W. Bender Mr. William J. Fisher Mr. Lyle J. Harbison Mr. Harold P. Hellems . Willard Hemedinger . Otto C. Holzer Mr. Theodore E. Kessler Mr. Lowell C. Kitchin Mr. Christian E. Kuehn Mr. James E. McKenzie Mr. Marcus Phillips Mr. Walter M. Rennick Mr. Edward E. Schall Mr. James J. Smith Mr Mr Machine Shop Mr. Elek D. Csont Mr. Charles Hattenberger Mr. Sylvester P. Ledoux Mr. Charles R. McCarthy Mr. Leroy J. Monahan . Trade Drawing - M i ' r. Albert E, Peck . Howardlll' Schweikha . Anthony C. Scarpello Willis T. Schwartz ess 55555555 Q, Q 529.3953 :E12 Q-25.1 21:-0 3.203- rn' P' 30 on xs 23519. 'n' I nfia S00 n7 3m:rn0 :J o :rU' s M v 2. 3 n 'I Physical Education Mr. Carl J. Baumann IWHQQC. Leslie Boehmer Mr. Henry Thayer LA if rf lj l 4. 4 xx lx My ' ,ty M N xg ' x Q I SENICRS 3,1 41 s Class History Y, how time fliesl Seems as though it was just a few days ago that we, as nervous and frightened Freshmen,made our initial entrance into the glorious halls of Seneca. Look at the size of that guyl was a common expression that we used when marvelling at the stature of the upper-class- men. Everything here was strange to us, and the readiustment pe- rios was rather difficult at first. The teachers, curriculum, and especially our classmates were so new to us. The machinists were lucky in that they came directly to the main building, and not to the annex, as did the electricians. As far as sports are concerned, there wasn't much done by our class, except for Big John Regan, who, although a fresh- rpan, gained an honorable mention on the All-High Football eam. Our sophomore year was highlighted by two memorable e- vents. Mr. Robert E. May, formerly assistant-principal in charge of the annex, was transferred to the main building to re- place Mr. William Pritchard as assistant-pI'ir1CipCIl, who in turn took the ost of assistant-principal of Girls' Vocational High School. The other was the passing on of Mr. Henry Shepard, photography instructor, whose classes were taken over by Mr. Victor Gilbert. ln that year, John Regan was elected to the first string of the Qif-fglq Evening News All-High Football Team, and to the second string of the Courier-Express. Also in sports, we took second place in basketball, first in track, and second in cross- country. ln baseball we stormed over everyone, but lost the championship to McKinley at Offerman Stadium. lt seems that in its third year, the class really came into the limelight. As others began to sit up and take notice, we, too, could see that we were no longer mere schoolboys, but were developing into young men. This time Regan was put on the first strings of both newspapers All-High teams, as was to be the case in his senior year. Eman- uel Phillips was elected co-chairman of the Tribal Council, as other iuniors began to take places of importance throughout the school. Class Prophecy OOD evening, ladies and gentlemen. We welcome you to the Seneca Casino. We hope that you enioy the show which we have planned for your enioyment. And now, it gives me great pleasure to introduce to you our first star of the evening. Here he is, direct from a smash en- gagement at the Club Greece, that world-famous fortune teller, Professor Emanuel Phillips. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for your generous ap- plause. l will now look into my crystal ball and make my pre- dictions. l, Professor Emanuel Phillips, prophesy that twenty years from now: The sole owner of the world's largest marble producing fac- tory will be Robert Transiskus. His chief marble tester will be Gerald Wehrlin. Donald Klocke will be the tallest player on the Washington Generals' Basketball Team feven taller than Bill Spingl, and Joey Giambra will be his coach. Bill Adams will become the conductor of the New York Phil- harmonic Orchestra, and under his baton will be Ronald Pitt- man, the world's greatest classical-iazz pianist. A sad note came when it was learned that Mr. Fred J. Atz- rott, a machine sho instructor for over thirty years, was to re- tire at the end of the first term. However, an able teacher in the person of Mr. Elek Csont took over for the remainder of the year. Summing up the year's athletic achievements, we found that the varsity football team came out in second place with an im- pressive five win-one loss record, while the basketball s uad did not fare so well. ln cross-country, Seneca placed fourfla in the All-High Meet, the first of its kind. Formerly we had not competed with the academic high schools. The fourth and final year of our soioum was entered upon with mixed feelings. Whether or not it was to be an eventful one was up to the class as a whole. Looking back, we can see now that it was an eventful year -- and a successful one. Under the leadership of Emanuel Phil- lips and Ed Klingler, the Tribal Council made many advances. A new committee was added - the Escort Committee. The Student Court, a functional, active body, com rised of the var- ious committee heads, was organized. Newlliy designed pins, badges and membership cards - a different one for each commit- tee - were issued. Another honor was given to Seneca when Emanuel Phillips was elected to the presidency of the newly formed Inter-High School Student Council. Early in the first term, our class held its initial meetings. The officers elected were: Bob Yerke, president, Richard Abend- schein, vice-president, Richard Bantle, secretary, and Joseph Ciambra, treasurer. These boys, under the guidance of Mr. Thomas Glass, class sponsor, really did a fine iob as the class leaders, and deserve commendation. Everyone agreed that the year went by too quickly, and it seemed that in no time the Prom was upon us. Following that night of nights, the final exams and graduation brought the year to a swift close. The sun set on one great day, only to rise on another. Al Wilczewski, playing for the New York Yankees, will win the American League batting crown with an average of .666. The United States government, of which Bob Yerke will be the President, will grant the following Seneca students a permit to build a :pace ship to fly to Mars: James O'Connor, Jack Meegan, an Richard Orr. They will hire as crew members, Fred Gross, chief pilot, John Skalski, navigator, James Ball, radar operator, and Lawrence Stapleton, chef. Charles Otto and Dick Teeft will become science teachers at Seneca. Seneca 's school custodian and chief engineer will be Daniel Bingel and Gerald Van Wie, respectively. John Red Regan, as head coach of Notre Dame, will have as his assistants, Ed Murray, Raymond Holland, and Richard Vitovitch. Bob Dudek will be working asascout for the Cleveland Browns. Mr. May's iob will be taken over by Bob Holcomb. Sen . 'fl A J I. . ml L :yn Jail R A r with ,J L V L , N, ff 'x , X, ,S . . ' ' . 0 . -' .my . if Jax- Rn -X ,125 ,2- A ,fu ,L ..- 7 nb 19 THOMAS F. GLASS x A , In bf! lu Qi f '- 4 I' 'WS X C v R , . 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Volleyball 2,3,45Glee Club I,25 Bond I,2,3,45 Student Committee 3,45 Chieftain Staff 3,45 Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Warrior 2, 35 Varsity Baseball 45 Radio Club I,25 Photo Club 4. AGUGLIA, RICHARD Intro. Football l,2,35 Intro. Basketball I,2,35 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Intro. Baseball I,2,35 Intro. Volleyball 2, 3,45 Glee Club 2, 35 Student Committee 3,45 Varsity Track 2, 3,4. Auoro, PETER Intro. Football I 2 3 4 Intro. Volle ball 2,3,45 Intra. 1 E Y Baseball l,2,3,4, Irntio. Basketball l,2,3,4. ANDOLINA, svlvssren Varsity Basketball 3,45 Varsity Cross Country 35 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club 35 Bond I,2,3,45 Report- er I5 Student Committee 45 Intro. Basketball I,2,3,45 IO Honor RoIls5 Intro. Baseball 2,35 Radio Club I5 Intro. Football 2,3. ARNONE, SAMUEL Varsity Basketball 3,45 Varsity Baseball 45 Intro. Bas- ketball I,2,3,45 Intro. Football l,2,35 Intro. Baseball I5 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club 35 StudentCom- mittee 3,45 Intro. Baseball l,2, 35 Class Representative 3,45 American Legion Baseball 3. BALL, JAMES R. Varsity Track 3,45 Intro. Football I5 Glee Club l,25 Warrior 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Student Committee 4. BANTLE, RICHARD K. Varsity Football l,2,35 Varsity Tennis I,35 Intro Bas I I 1 nn 1 1 2 Z ll Q in l QC l l l l l l l l 1- A . I I I I 3 1 1 1 l l i l i l l l l 1 l l l l l 4 A I l 3 1 1 1 1 I 3 i Q Z l l ll l A 4 n A n J 3 1 1 3 l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l ll l A I A l I J 3 1 1 1 1 l l 1 l l - l l l l - ll l 1 A A A : - I 1 1 l 3 l 1 Q l 1 l l Q l 1 l l l Q -l Q1 ketboll I5 Intro. Volleyball 25 Intro. Football I5.IntrcT. Baseball I5 Chieftain Staff 45 Worrior 45 Student Com- mittee 3,45 5 Honor RoIIs5 Representative 4. BARON, ROBERT Intro. Volleyball 2, 3,45 Glee Club l,25 Per. Attend- once I Year5 Bowling Club 3rd Year. BENDER, DONALD 7 Honor Rolls5 Intro. Volleyball 3. BIEBER, DONALD Varsity Baseball 3,45 Varsity Cross Country 3,45 Intro. ' Football 2,35 Intro. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intro. Volley- ball 2, 3,45 Assembly Announcer 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Per. At- tendance 2,3,45 Radio Club I5 Warrior 35 Intro. Bose- boll l,2,35 I0 Honor Rolls. BILLITTIER, ERNEST J. Student Committee 3,45 Honor Rolls I05 Intro. Basket- ball 3,45 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,4. I2 . .sy ... -3 M, 4 ', 6 It I Intra. Basketball I5 Glee Club 2,35 Hi-Y Club 45 Stu- Electricians Warrior Staff 25 Stage Crew 2,3,45 Switchboard 3,45 Student Committee 3,45 Honor Rolls 35 Per. Attendance Varsity Track I,2, 3,45 Varsity Cross Country I,2, 3,45 Intra. Basketball I,2,3,45 lntra. VolleybaIl2,3,45 lntra. Baseball I5 Glee Club I,2,35 Intra. Football I5 Student Committee 3,45 Per. Attendance I,2, 3,45 Var- lntra. Basketball I,2,3,45 Glee Club l,25 Hi-Y 2,35 Varsity Track 3,45 Varsity Cross Country45 StudentCom- mittee 35 lntra. Volleyball 35 Per. Attendance 2, 35 lntra. Basebcll I,25 Intro. Football I5 I Honor Roll. dent Committee 35 Transportation Committee 45 Intra . Football I5 Warrior Staff 25 Lunch Committee 35 Varsity Intra. Basketball 2, 3,45 Chairman Civil Defense 45 Cheer Leader I, 2, 3, 45 Student Committee 45 Cafete- ria Committee 3,45 Glee Club I,25 2 Honor Rolls. 4 A L L BINGEL, DANIEL c. 1 - S S 'L Z 1 1 2 Years. ' S'- - - ': gf- BOLDEN, LESTER -- i R 1 1 Q 1 - - 2- 3 gl- -gl-A sity Basketball 4. - - Q - l -1-A BOYD. JAMES -- L L I - 1 1 - i 1 Q - - Q - Q - --5 1- BROWN, JAMES E. - Q - - - - -1 l 1 E Baseball 4. ! Q : 2- BRUCH, FREDERICK B. - - - - - - 1 - - I - - - -Q L L 'A S 5 3 auczxowsici, LEON - Z l i L n L A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i l i i i i l l -Q VIIIAWI Varsity Baseball 3,45 Varsity Basketball 45 lntra. Vol- leyball 2,3,45 Intra. Basketball I,2,3,45 American Legion Baseball I,35 Color Guard 45 Warrior Staff 45 Student Committee 45 Honor Roll 8 Times5 Per. At- tendance I,2,45 Chieftain 4. CLEMENTS, WILLIAM lntra. Football I5 lntra. Baseball I5 lntra. Basketball I5 Per. Attendance I Term5 Rifle Club 25 Chieftain Staff4. COLEMAN, OZIAS Intro. Basketball I,2,3,45 Student Committee 3,451 Honor Roll5 lntra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club 35 Bond 35 lntra. Football 35 Representative Group 2nd 'J. ':' ,Nuff .fl H-J :f . 1 Year5 Varsity Track 2,45 Varsity Basketball 4. V 7 v Y ufw 1 1 CROAD, TERRENCE E. D'ADDEZlO, ANTHONY lntra. Volleyball 2,3,4. DAN EBROC K, KENN ETH Basketball I . Q, DESIMONE, RICHARD I3 Intra. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intro. Volleyball 3,45 Glee Club I,2, 35 Transmitter I5 Warrior Staff 35 StudentCom- mittee 3,45 Roll Call Representative 3. Glee Club I, 25 StudentCommittee 45 Rifle Club 45 lntra. Per. Attendance I,2,3 Years5 lntra. Baseball 2, 35 lntra. Football 2,35 Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club I,2. 5441.4 1955 I I l I I l I 1 1 1 - I - Q Z Q - 1 I ivvvvv 35 . f f 'ff wills' GAGLIA, ALFONSE Varsity Cross Country 45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Varsity Track 3,45 Intra. Football I5 Intra. Basketball I,2, 3,45 5 Intra. Baseball 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,35 Student Com- mittee 3 4 GIAMBRA, JOSEPH Intra. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intra. Volleyball 35 Glee 1 Club 1,2,3,45 Per. Attendance I Term5 Class Repre- : g sentative 3, 45 Treasurer of Senior Class5 6 Honor Rolls5 B : 2 Cheerleader 1,2,35 Intra. Baseball 1,2. - - 2 3 -1-Ig GIORDANO, PHILIP g : Band 1,2, 3,45 Stage Crew I5 Track 25 Intra. Basketball 15 Intra. Baseball I,2,35 Intra. Volleyball 2,35 Intra. j j Football 2, 35 Student Committee 45 5 Honor Rolls. - ! - Q Q 3 1 I' GRABP FRANKM E E Intra. Football 1,25 Glee Club I,2,35 Intra. Baseball 15 w ' g 5 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Intra. Basketball 1,2,3,45 '1 ' Chieftain 4. ll L I VVVVVV Electricians DIXON, JOHN Varsity Cross Country 45 Intra. Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Assembly Announcer 3, 45 Intra. Volleyball 2, 3, 45 lntra . Football 2,35 Warrior Staff 35 Intra. Baseball I,2, 35 Honor Roll 10. DODGE, DANIEL R. Rifle Club I Year5 Per. Attendance 2 Years5 Switch- board 1 Year. DOLE, DANIEL Glee Club I5 Band I5 Intra. Basketball 45 Intra. Vol- leyball 4. DUDEK, ROBERT S. Varsity Football 2, 3,45 Varsity Baseball 3,45 Varsity Basketball 45 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Intra. Basketball l,2,3,45 Intra. Baseball I5 Color Guard 45 Glee Club 1,25 Chieftain Staff 3,45 Hall Committee 3,45 American Legion Baseball 3,45 Warrior 45 Transmitter 15 Per. At- tendance 1 Year5 Honor Roll I,2, 35 Cafeteria Commit- tee 4. DUNN, WILLIAM Intra. Football 2,35 Intra. Baseball 1,2,35 Intra. Bas- ketball 2,3,45 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Transmitter I5 Student Committee 45 Per. Attendance 1 Year5 2Honor Rolls5 Proiection Crew 15 Band 45 Radio Club I. ENGEL, CARL H. 4 Honor Rolls5 Per. Attendance I,2,3. ESCHBERGER, KENNETH E. Intra. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Warrior 45 Student Committee 3, 45 Honor Roll 45 Class Representative 35 Glee Club 1,2,35 Intra. Baseball I, 2, 35 Intra. Football 1,2,35 Chairman Locker Commit- tee. FOWLER, ROBERT ' Bowling Club 3,45 Honor Roll 2 Times First Year5 Glee Club 3rd Year5 Per. Attendance 2, 35 Intra. Volleyball 2,3. 'Se I4 A A 55 I FIA AvA ks HALLA, JOHN AAAAAIA Electricians HANAKA, JAMES 1 1 Z 1 Z 1 1 l l 1 i i l l i l l l I I 1 l 1 1 1 1 Z 1 1 1 1 1 i i l l l i a x I l 1 l l 1 1 - 1 1 Z 1 1 l 1 3 1 i i l i l n n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 3 1 1 i l l l . B L 1 l 1 : 1 Z 1 1 1 Im 1 l i i ' 2 5 l 1 l 1 l 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 l l 3 l Q 'IIA L I GROSS, FRED R. Intro. Basketball l,2,4, Intro. Volleyball 2, 3,4, Glee Club 2,3, Bond I,2,3,4, Transportation Committee 4, Hi-Y 4, Intro. Football I,2,3,4, Intro. Baseball I,2, Roll Call Representative 2,4. nf? ...I,- GRUSZECKI, RICHARD J. 2 5 Honor Rolls. Honor Roll 3,4. HALTER, RONALD F. Hall Committee 4, Transportation Committee 4, Intro. Volleyball 3, Intro. Baseball I,2, Intro. Football2,3, Per. Attendance I Year, 3 Honor Rolls. Transportation Committee 3,4, Intro. Volleyball 3, Intro. Baseball I,2, Hall Committee 3,4, Intro. Football 2. HARTL, ROBERT H. Intro. Football I,2,3,4, Intro. Basketball I,2,3,4, Intro. Volleyball 2,3,4, Glee Club I,2,3, Student Committee 3,4, Varsity Baseball 4, Per. Attendance I Year, I Honor Roll. HAYES, RONALD G. 'Y Intro . Volleyball 2, 3,4, Glee Club 3, BowlingClub I,3, .gs I Honor Roll, Warrior Staff 4, StudentCommittee 3, Ra- dio Club I . HEATH, DAVID LEE Varsity Football 2, Intro. Football l, Intro. Baseball I, Intro. Volleyball 2, Glee Club 3, Bowling Club 3, Intro . Basketball I,2, 3 Honor Rolls. A t .t K Q-A9 437' . Af J X HECKLER, GEORGE C. Intro. Volleyball 2, 3, Per. Attendance I,2, Honor Roll 8 Times. HEISLER, THOMAS Glee Club I,2,3, Student Committee 3,4, Transporta- tion Committee 3,4, 4 Honor Rolls. HOEBER, JOHN Intro. Baseball I,2,3,4, Intro. Football 2,3,4, Intro. Basketball I,2,3,4, Intro. Volleyball 2,3,4, Student Committee 3,4. IMHOF, DONALD G. Varsity Cross Country 2,4, Track I, Baseball 2,4, Intro. Basketball I,2,3,4, Intro. Volleyball 2,3,4,Glee Club 2,3, Intro. Baseball I, Student Committee 3,4, Closs Representative 4. Q. 1' 4 l . 15232, f 'V-5' XYZ' T IK! Q w f s 'lla - u s tl U 1955 . . n L l l 1 3 1 1 1 1 Z Z 1 1 1 3 1 1 - l l l i i il 11 l . . A 4 I l 1 Q 1 1 1 1 l 1 l i Z 1 l ' X ' 1 I vivvvv I5 4. .. ,-f 7 Avvvvv Electricians JEDRZEJEWSKI, HENRY G. Intra. Basketball l,4, Intra. Volleyball 2,3,4, Glee Club 2, 3, Stage Crew 2, 3,4, Civil Defense 4, Bowling Club I, 4 Honor Rolls, Intro. Baseball I, Per. Attend- ance l Year. JENDROWSKI, DANIEL A.F. Intra. Basketballll,2,3,4, Intra. Volleyball 2, 3,4, Bowling Club 3,4, Glee Club I,2,3, Intro. Baseball I, 2, 3, Student Committee, Chieftain Staff 4, Intro. Foot- ball I,2,3,4. JENDROWSKI, JOHN Glee Club I,2,3, Band 2,3, Intra. Basketball l,2,3,4, Per. Attendance I,4, Intra. Baseball 2,3, Intra. Foot- ball 2, 3, Intra. Volleyball 2,3,4. JUZDOWSKI, RONALD P. Varsity Football 3,4, Intra. Volleyball 2,3,4, Intra. Basketball l,2,3,4, Glee Club I,2,4, Chieftain Staff 4, Student Committee, Civil Defense 4, Honor Rolls I, 2,3,4, Alternate 4, Bowling Club l, Intra. Baseball I. KALMAN, ROBERT Varsity Football 2, 3,4, Intra. Basketball l,2,3,4, Intra. Football l,2,3,4, Intro. Baseball l,2,3,4, Intra. Vol- leyball 2,3,4, Glee Club I,2,3, Band I,2,3,4, Stu- dent Committee 3,4, Per. Attendance l,2, 3,4, Warri- or 4, Chieftain Staff 4, I4 Honor Rolls. KAPLEWICZ, EDWARD Intra. Basketball I, lntra. Volleyball 2, Assembly Com- mittee 3,4, Per. Attendance 3, 8 Honor Rolls. KENNEDY, ROBERT N . Glee Club I, 2, 3, Warrior Layout 3, Band 3, 4, Disc Club 3, Per. Attendance 3rd Year, Switchboard 3, Intra. Basketball I,2,3,4, Intra. Football 2,3, Intra. Vol- leyball 2, 3,4, Intra. Baseball 2,3, AA AA. KING, RONALD D. 1955 vvvvii Intra. Volleyball 2,3, Glee Club I,2. KLINGLER, GENE EDWARD Cheerleader 3,4, Civil Defense 3,4, Intra. Volleyball 2, 3,4, Chess Club 2, Student Committee 4, 6 Honor Rolls, Bowling I, Intra. Baseball I, Co-Chairman Stu- dent Council 4. KLOCKE, DONALD E. Transportation Committee 4, Intra. Basketball l,2, 3, 4, Intra. Volleyball 2, 3,4, Per. Attendance 3, Intro. Baseball I. KNUTSEN, ARNOLD I7 Honor Rolls, Warrior Staff 4, Intra. Baseball, Intro. Football I, RadioClub I, Cafeteria Committee 4, Chief- tain Staff 4. y 1 2 I6 Y W 4 A A I I I I 1 1 1 - Q ! l D 1 2 1 .- - Q - - - ll 4 1 I I I D l Q I Q 1 Q Z l Q Q Q l Q I l l - l I Q -I -Q I I I I 1 I 1 1 1 Z Z l l l l l - - I - l Q 1 x l I I I I I I : 1 1 l l 1 - - Q Q Q 1 Q 1 1 1 -Q -Q A I C Q g l l Q D Q - Q I l l l 1 - l l l ll - I I I I 3 Q 1 l 1 1 l l l 1 Q 1 3 1 . - A h l li,'i?3T'5Ei..'Z'2.T1lEt,3,.. lFA AvAvAv Electricians Varsity Football 3,45 lntra. Basketball l,2,3,45 lntra. Volleyball l,2,3,45 lntra. Football l,2,3,45 lntra. Baseball l,2, 3,45 Student Committee 3,45 Per. At- Assembly Announcer 2,35 Glee Club I5 Quartet45 War- lntra. Baseball l,2,35 lntra. Basketball l,2,35 lntra. A ,4 L L KOENIG, HERBERT 2. 1 :Q 2 1 1 A - Q :I tendance l,2,3 Years. n -QT.: KOETH, THEODORE E. a A rior 25 I5 Honor Rolls5 Representative 4. :n S 2 3 - - - I - - -11 KORCZYNSKI, RICHARD 1- , , Volleyball l,2,35 lntra. Football l,2,3. I H - - 2. 2 in :nn - - - Q I I L Q I 1 1 I 1 - i 1 l - Q L l 5 R 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 l 1 l i i i i i 0 ll VIIILI KOWALCZYK, EDWIN F. lntra. Volleyball 2, 3,45 Per. Attendance 2, 35 lntra. Baseball I5 Honor Roll 6 Times. KOWALSKI, EDWARD Varsity Baseball 3,45 lntra. Volleyball 2,3,45 lntra. Basketball l,2, 3,45 Class Representative 25 I5 Honor Rolls5 lntra. Baseball I. KRAWCZYK, RICHARD Escorting Committee 45 I Honor Roll. KRIEGER, HERBERT StudentCommittee 35 Transportation Committee 35 Glee Club l,2,35 lntra. Volleyball 2,3,45 lntra. Baseball l,2,35 lntra. Football I5 lntra. Basketball l,2,3,4. KUBICZEK, STANLEY R. lntra. Basketball l,3,45 lntra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Stu- dent Committee 45 Intra. Baseball l,25 lntra. Foot- ball l,2. Q.-.fi iw ' -Q I J ,.4 YZ,- tk TW, 5 M 5. 8 ,-av LARSEN, WILLIAM lntra. Baseball l,2,35 lntra. Football 2,35 lntra. Vol- leyball 2, 35 lntra. Basketball 2,3. LATKE, KENNETH J. Varsity Baseball 3,45 Varsity Basketball 45 lntra. Bas- ketball l,2,3,45 lntra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Color Guard 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Warrior 45 Student Committee 3,45 American Legion Baseball I Year5 Per. Attendance I, 2 Years5 Honor Roll 7 Times. LEDWIN, ROY A. Varsity Football l,2,3,45 Varsity Baseball 3,45 lntra. Basketball l,2,3,45 lntra. Volleyball l,2,3,45 Stu- dent Committee 3,4. 2 Honor Rolls. LE SN IAK, LEON E . lntra. Football 2, 35 lntra. Baseball l,35 lntra. Basket- ball 35 lntra. Volle ball 3' Hall Committee 3,45 Cafe- Y 1 teria Committee 35 4 Honor Rolls. 1 U 1955 t I I I I I l l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 l l 1 l i ll n l A n l I 1 Q 1 : I l 1 1 Q l l Z l l il ll K l 4 VVVVVY I7 Electricians ' LESNIEWSKI, PAUL A. Monitor 45 I0 Honor Rolls. 5. I Lt. I LINDSAY, HAROLD E. I' A Intro. Basketball I,25 Intro. Baseball I,2, 35 Intro. Tjii. Football 2,35 Intro. Volleyball 2, 3,45 Glee Club I,2, bfi' A S NSWJK 111115 1955 35 Bowling Club 3,4. LIPIARZ, EDWARD P. 'X tee 3, 45 Per. Attendance 4th Year. 5,9 LOMNBLJAMBR. Intro Volle ball2 3 4 Intro Basketballl 2 3 4'Intro. K ' Y I I I ' I I I I I I Football I,3,45 Intro. Baseball I,2,35 Student Com- '1 ' L mittee 3. LON G, HOWARD G . min Stbff 4. LUKOMSKI, FRANCIS H. I g' MARCHESE, JACK Intro. Volleyball 2,3. MARUSEWSKI, HENRY D. I Honor Roll. MAXWELL, DONALD R. Intro. Football I,2,35 Intro. Baseball I,2,35 Student Committee 3,45 Varsity Baseball 45 Honor Roll I5 Chief tain Staff 3,45 Bowling Club 25 Intro. Basketball 2 Intro. Football I,2, 3,45 Intro. Baseball I,2,3,45 Intro. - Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club I,2,35 Student Commit- Varsity Baseball 25 Intro. Volleyball 2, 3,45 Warrior Staff 4- Per. Attendance 2 3- I3 Honor Rolls' Chief Intro. Football I,2,35 Student Committee 35 Intra. Vol Ieyball 2,3,45 5 Honor Rolls, Intro. Baseball I,2, lntra. Baseball I5 Intra. Basketball I,2,45 Intro. Foot ball I5 Student Committee 3 4- Per. Attendance I Year A, A A 2 1, I i I 1 .E .-E .-: : - I I - ' 5 E l - E E M : M Q A A I 1 Q !F111 Warrior Staff 3. MC GRATH, EDWARD M. lntra. Volleyball I,2, 3,45 Rifle Club 45 Intro. Baseball I,25 Intro. Football I. i i . I L: I Z 1: S S MECKES, GERALD m l I Intro. Baseball 2,35 Intro. Basketball I,3,45 I Honor 3 RO - - - .5 5 : : MEYER, LUDWIG J. : : Intro. Football I,2,3,45 Intro. Baseball I,2, 3,45 Intro : S Basketball I,2,3,45 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Student 1- -I Committee 3,45 Glee Club I,2,3. - - . 1 - -Q L J V V V V V Y I8 444444 4 4 Electricians MILLER, ALAN R. Intro. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intro. Volleyball 2, 3,45 Warrior Staff 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Tribal Council 35 Student Committee 3, 45 Color Guard 45 Transmitter Staff I5 Proiection Staff I5 Honor Roll 9 Times. MILLER, DAVID E. Hi-Y 3,45 Per. Attendance I Yeor5 2 Honor Rolls. MLECZAK, ANTHONY J. Bowling Club 35 Intro. Volleyball 2,352 Honor Rolls. MONTALDI, FRANK J. Intro. Basketball I,2,3,45 Glee Club I,35 Cafeteria Committee 35 Intro. Football I,2,3,45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Student Transportation 45 Bond 45 lntra. Baseball I, 2,3. MORTELLARO, JOSEPH Varsity Football I,25 Band I,25 Intro. Football I,2,3, 45 Intro. Baseball I,2,3,45 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Student Committee 35 Class Alternate 4. MURRAY, EDWARD Varsity Football 2,3,45 Varsity Basketball 45 Varsity Track 2, 3,45 Intro. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intro. Volley- ball 2, 3,45 Class Alternate 35 Class Representative 35 American Legion Baseball I5 lntra. Baseball I5 Warri- or 45 Color Guard 45 Student Committee 45 Honor Roll 8 Times5 Chieftain Staff 4. NAEGLER, FRED R. Varsity Cross Country 3,45 Varsity Basketball 45 Varsity Baseball 45 Intro. Baseball I5 Intro. Basketball I,2,3, 45 Intro. Volleyball 2, 3,45 American Legion Baseball 35 Chieftain Staff 3,45 Student Committee 45 Per. At- ,.,,, .,.f I I 1 1 1 3 1 Z 1 1 l 1 Q 1 1 l l l - l 1 Q l -- . I I C B I 1 1 1 - l l l 1 l l l l 1 l l l - L L l I 1 l 2 2 Q 2 1 l 1 Q 1 i l i l - - l n -- x A l l 1 1 1 - 1 l Q - 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 - -- A 4 I I 1 1 - 1 - 1 - - 1 1 1 l 1 l l 1 l Q ll - 4 L 1 L Z 1 1 Z i l Q Q 1 l - 1 l - - - 1 -- 1- 'III WI tendonce I Year5 5 Honor Rolls5 Warrior Staff 4. NAFFKY, RICHARD L. Glee Club I,2,35 Bowling Club 35 Class Alternate Rep- resentative 35 Intro. Football 25 lntra. VoIleybaIl2,3. 'IF' 'iii' y I ...Mk 1' X NAGY, WALTER J. Transportation Committee 4. NASLUND, RICHARD K' 'JI 1 f', X I Intro. Volleyball 2,35 Glee Club 2,35 StudentCommit- tee 3,45 Switchboard 35 Intro. Basketball 2, 35 Class Representative Alternate 45 Intro. Baseball 2,3. NELSON, RICHARD Intro. Football I,2,3,45 Intro. Baseball I,2,3,45 Intro. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Student Committee 45 American Legion Base- ball 2,3. NEWELL, DONALD E. Warrior 45 4 Honor RoIls5 Chieftain Staff 4. 'kvAvAvAvi 1955 ivvvvvl I9 t I X X 5 gf, .ip 3 w II 'Ii' 1955 . . I I 1 n I 1 - - 1 1 1 11 I - 2 1 1 l -- -- ii ii , , A I A l I I - - H ! I - 1 2 VVVV ii PHILLIPS, EMANUEL Warrior Staff 2,3,45 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Hi-Y2, 35 President Hi-Y 45 Chieftain Staff 3,45 Glee Clubl, 25 Intra. Basketball 35 Flag Committee 2, 35 Chairman Executive Board Tribal Council 45 President of Inter- High School Student Council 45 Class Representative 2, 35 I2 Honor RolIs5 Per. Attendance 2. PIECHNIK, JAMES C. Intro. Baseball I5 Intro. Volleyball 2, 3,45 Per. At- tendance 2 Years5 Intro. Basketball I5 Student Com- mittee 45 Glee Club I,2,35 Radio Club I . PITTMAN, RONALD Glee Club I,2,35 Student Committee 3,45 Transporta- tion Committee 3 4' I Honor RoIl5 Intro. Volleyball 35 Warrior Staff 2: PRZYBYSZ, JAMES E. Intro. Basketball I,2,35 Intro. Baseball 2,35 GIeeCIub 25 Band 25 American Legion Baseball I,3. Electricians I NOVAK, JAMES Intro. Basketball I,25 Intro. Volleyball 25 Glee Club I,2,35 Intro. Football I,2,35 Intro. Baseball I,25 Stu- dent Committee 3,45 Locker5 Hall Captoin5 Warrior 35 I Honor RoII5 Chieftain Staff5 Radio Club. NOWICKI, GEORGE J. Intro. Basketball I5 Intro. Volleyball 25 Class Repre- sentative 2,45 Assembly Announcer 3,45 I2 Honor Rolls5 Cafeteria Cashier I. OMICIOLI, DONALD Intro. Baseball I,2,35 Intro. Football 2,35 Intro. Vol- leyball 2, 3,45 Intro. Basketball 2,3,45 BowlingClub I5 Student Committee 3,4. OTTO, CHARLES E. Intro. Basketball I5 Student Committee 3,45 RadioCIub I,25 Intro. Baseball I5 Per. Attendance I Term. PANFIL, STEPHEN J. Band I,2,3,45 Glee Club I,25 Bowling Club 3. PERELSTEIN, RONALD Glee Club I,2,35 Intro. Volleyball 2,35 Intro. Basket- ball 2, 35 Intra. Football 2,3. PETRIE, JOSEPH D. Intro. Football I,2,35 Intro. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intro Baseball I,2,35 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee CIub2 35 Student Committee 2, 3,45 I Honor RolI5 American Legion Baseball I. PFOHL, RONALD Intro. Baseball I,2,35 Intro. Football I,2, 35 Intro. Bas- ketball I,2,3,45 American Legion Baseball 35 Report- erI. 20 I v c..r,, I AA, A A I I I I I I I I I I 2 I I l 1 I l H Q - Q ll lQ A A A I A 5 - I I I Z . I I I I C I - ! Z Q I I Z 1' l - t PE ii - I I I I 3 D 1 l I l Q Q I 1 IFIIII I-A I I A A Electricians K B RAS, ROBERT J. E 5 Intro. Football l,2, lntra. Baseball 2,3, Intra. Volley E : ball 2, 3, Class Representative 3, Intro. Basketball I . Z HT'- nn? -:S -3 -3 RAUSCHER, ROBERT ll Intra. Football I,2,3, Intro. Basketball l,2,3,4, Intro. I .- K L Baseball I,2,3, Intro. Volleyball 2, 3,4, Bowling Club Cs I 1 5 a I,3, Student Committee 4, Per. Attendance 2 Years,5 X I E 5 Honor Rolls, Switchboard Operator 3. 2 TZ. -iq TZ'- S RECHIN, RONALD G. wi Chieftain Staff 4, Glee Club l,2, Per. Attendance I, A A 2, Intro. Basketball l,2, Intro. Volleyball 2, 3, Chess : : Club 2, Color Guard 4, Varsity Football 4, Honor Roll 3 : II, Varsity Tennis 4. Q I L n l 1 Q 1 I 1 l l 1 l l 1 l 1 ll ll l . n s l I Q B 1 1 1 Z 1 1 l 1 l l 1 1 2 xl ll S a 1 1 1 3 1 Z 1 l l 1 i l ll l l 'IIILI - .1 ,X 16. ' -V A REGAN, NEIL Intro. Basketball I,2, lntra. Football I, Glee Club I 2, 3, Chess Club 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, Student Committee 3,4, Warrior 2. ROGERS, DAVID W. Varsity Basketball 4, Stage Crew I, 2 Honor Rolls, Intro. Baseball I,2,3, Intro. Basketball 4, Intro. Foot- I --I ball 2, 3, Intro. Volleyball 2,3,4. RICHARDSON, LAWRENCE J. Varsity Tennis 2, 3,4, Student Committee 4' Per At- tendance 3rd Year, 8 Honor Rolls, Warriar,StafF 4' Ro- 'B dia Club I, Class Alternate 4. I SAL UZZO, ALFRED Varsity Baseball 3,4, Intro. Basketball l,2,3,4, Intro. Volleyball 2 3 4 R d' Cl bl P , , , a ao u , er. Attendance I,3, 4, Student Committee 3,4, I0 Honor Rolls, Class Al- qv' temate 2. SCHMIDT, PAUL T. by Intro. Baseball 2, Intro. Basketball 2, Intro. Volleyball 6 2,3,4, Honor Roll IO, Student Committee 4, Switch- board Operator 4. ,Q an -AQ I I ,. IJ 'SY .tt . ft , , I SCHNAPP, GEORGE Student Committee 4, Intro. Basketball l,2, 3,4, Intro. Baseball 2,3,4, Intro. Volleyball I 2,3 4- Per At 1 I I ' ' tendance 2 Years, Class Alternate 3rd Year, Intra. Foot- ball 2,3,4, Glee Club I. SCHULER, ROBERT E. Per. Attendance I,2, Switchboard 2, Intro. Baseball I . sc:-I USTER, LEO Intro. Volleyball 2,3,4, Glee Club l,2, 3, Per. At- tendance I Year, Intro. Basketball I, Intro. Baseball I,2,3, Intro. Football l,2,3. SCHWARZENHOLZER, DONALD Student Committee 3, Intro. Basketball I, Hi-Y 3. , U 1955 l 1 - - Q - - Q1 Zz A VVVVVV 2I U 1955 v vvv vi Electricians A A Intro. Basketball 2,35 Chieftain Staff 4. STEINMUELLER, JOHN Cross Country 2,3,45 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club I,25 Chieftain Staff 45 Student Committee 3,45 Camera Club 45 Switchboard 35 Per. Attendance I Year5 6 Honor Rolls. SYZDEK, JOHN lntra. Baseball I,2, 35 Intro. Football l,2, 35 Intro. Bas- ketball I,2,3,45 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,4. g R N SZEWCZYK, JOSEPH R. ' Intro. Basketball I5 Radio Club I,25 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3. SZYMANEK, VICTOR Intra. Basketball I,25 Intro. Volleyball 2,35 6 Honor Rolls5 Intra. Baseball I,25 Per. Attendance I Year. 3' A I 22 scorr, LEON j 5 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Intro. Baseball I,25 Intro. 3 S Football l,2, 35 Chieftain Staff 4. : : - - - .- lin SHAVER, RICHARD :rx- Student Committee 3,45 Intro. Volleyball 2,35 Intro. l Baseball I,25 Honor Roll I5 Per. Attendance 3 Years. i 1 - - - l Z - 3 Q I - - 1 SKALSKI, JOHN R. -'S-T Cafeteria 3,45 Civil Defense 45 Hall 45 Locker Room 45 : : Chieftain Staff 45 Intro. Basketball I,35 Intro. Volley- .111-1 ball 2, 35 Intro. Football I5 4 Honor RolIs5 Per. Attend- A 5 once 3 Yeors5 Wrestling Club 25 Manager 35 Glee Club : : I'2' 2 3 ni 1:- SLJAKA, RONALD -2 Intro. Football 2, 35 Intra. Baseball I,35 Intro. Basket- : 3 ball 35 Intro. Volleyball 35 Hall Committee 45 Locker g Committee 45 Per. Attendance I5 4 Honor Rolls. A 5 I I E .E SMITH, DONALD E. :E ,-'E Intra. Basketball I,2, 3,45 Intro. Volleyball 2, 3,45 Intro. Baseball I,2,35StudentCommittee 2,3,45 8Honor RolIs5 S : Glee Club I,2,3. 4 A - - smm-L, RONALD F. 5 5 Intro. Football I,2,35 Intro. Baseball I,2,35 Intro. L' E Basketball I,2,3,45 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Student : i Committee5 Proiection Crew. Z- ' S - - l1 SPONHOLZ, EDWARD w. 5 lntra. Volleyball 2, 3,45 Stage Crew 2, 35 StudentCom- : 2 mittee 2, 35 Per. Attendance I,2,45 Honor Roll I,2,3. : 3' - - - - i l - - - - nun- l STEFANIAK, RAYMOND iii'- Radio Club I5 Warrior 3,45 Disc Club 35 Intro. Football I,2,35 Intro. Baseball I,2,35 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 A i 1' TEEFT, RICHARD AAAAAIA Electricians - 1 - - - Z l 1 - l Q - - l - Q - - 1 -- l K I I 1 1 - - 1 I Q 1 - Q i l 1 - - - Q - - - Q -- QQ I L I I 1 1 - : Q Q Q Q l i - - TAFELSKI, JEROME lntro. Basketball l,2,3,45 lntra. Volleyball 2,3,45 lntra. Baseball l,2, 35 Student Committee 45 5 Honor Rolls5 Glee Club l,2,3. . TATE, DONALD Student Committee 45 lntra. Basketball 35 Radio Club l, 2, 35 lntra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Per. Attendance 3Terms5 American Legion Baseball 35 lntra. Baseball l. Student Committee 3,45 Switchboard 3,45 Proiection 35 Glee Club 25 Per. Attendance l,2, 35 Warrior 3,45 Chieftain 45 Radio Club l,35 Disc Club 3. TOMCZAK, NORMAN lntra. Basketball l,2,3,45 Student Committee 45 Bowl- ing Club 35 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,35 lntra. Baseball l,25 lntra. Football l5 Cafeteria Com- mittee 45 School Paper l,25 Chieftain Staff. TRANSISKUS, ROBERT Varsity Baseball 45 lntra. Football 25 lntra. Baseball l, 2,35 lntra. Baseball l,2,35 In'tra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club 2, 35 Warrior Staff 45 Student Committee 3, 45 6 Honor Rolls. TUMIEL, RONALD P. lntra. Volleyball 3,45 lntra. Baseball 3,45 lntra. Bas- ketball 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Warrior Staff 4. URBAN, N. WlLLlAM lntra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club l,25 Warrior Staff 25 Hi-Y 25 lntra. Baseball l5 Tennis.2,3,45 Transpor- tation Committee 3,45 Student Committee 3,45 l Honor C 'Q' 'sq Yi if .9 ' ws? '35 -.4-af l Roll5 lntra. Basketball l. W7 VAN WIE, GERALD W. Sta C 3,4'S 'thb d352H Rll5P .At- tenggncbeg Yeai's5vBbscketbtdll l onor O S er 2 5,1 ri -lr-7' f'.:'ff Q I R VITOVITCH, RICHARD Varsity Baseball 2,3,45 Varsity Football 45 Varsity Bas- ketball 45 lntra. Basketball l,2,3,45 lntra. Volleyball 2, 3,45 Glee Club l5 Transmitter l5 Per. Attendance l, 2, 3,45 Color Guard 45 5 Honor RoIIs5 lntra. Baseball l voN, ROBERT v. lntra. Football 2,35 lntra. Baseball l,2,35 lntra. Bas- ketball l,2,3,45 lntra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Glee Club l,2, 35 Student Committee 3,45 Photography Club 45 Chieftain Staff 35 Student Council 4. WAGNER, DANIEL P. Varsity Football 3,45 lntra. Football l,25 lntra. Bas- ketball l,2,35 lntra. Baseball l,2,3,45 lntra. Volley- ball 2, 3,45 Varsity Basketball 45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Student Committee 45 Class Representative 3. WAGNER, RONALD Student Committee 3,45 Glee Club l,25 Warrior Staff 2, 3,45 Assembly Announcer 2, 35 Chieftain Staff 45 Radio l . f '. N UKVIIIA 1955 . . 1 l I l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 l l l 1 1 l l ll ll t . A n l I 1 1 1 3 1 1 3 Z l 1 l l l l l l 1 ll ll iivvvv 23 sr-U mv' 06 .puff lv-P' i v.-5 Electricians A A WATTS, DONALD R. A Varsity Track 2, 35 Cross Country 3,45 Intro. Basketball S S l,2, 35 Class Representative 45 Glee Club 2. 2 : 2 2 1 l I - - - - - - - WAWRZONEK, RICHARD I Student Committee 3,45 Switchboard 3, 45 Chieftain Staff 5 : 35 Per. Attendance 3rd Year5 Disc Club 3. -2 : 2 Q - I - - - I WEHRLIN, GERALD T. - Intro. Football l,2, 3,45 Hi-Y 25 Warrior 25 Intro. Bas- g'2'-. ketball l,2,3,45 Glee Club I,2,35 Intro. Baseball I5 A 5 Intro. Volleyball 2, 3,45 Per. Attendance I Year5 Var- ,I I sity Bosebal 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Student Committee 3, S : 45 I0 Honor Rolls5 Bowling Club I. : Z WIEBEN, PAUL H. l ,-2' Intro. Volleyball 35 Yearbook Staff 45 8 Honor Rolls5 : S Per. Attendance I,35 Never Tardy l,2,3,45 Intro. Bos- n ketball . : 1 I - S 3 WILCZEWSKI, ALOIS M. S S Varsity Basketball 3,45 Varsity Baseball 2, 35 Varsity 2 1. Cross Country 2,3,45 Intro. Basketball l,2,3,45 Intro. g --: Volleyball 2,3,45 Intro. Baseball First Year5 Color :', Guard 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Warrior Staff 45 American ll-f Legion Baseball l,2, 35 Per. Attendance l,2,3,45 No E 5 Tardiness l,2,3,45 Honor Roll I,f2,3,4. 3 : WOZNIAK, JEROME - , - . Switchboard 45 I Honor Roll. : 5 n--I 11: - Q - - ll WROBEL, DONALD P. i 5 Cheerleader 3,45 Civil Defense 45 Intro. Volleyball 2, 3 2 3,45 Intro. Basketball l,2,3,45 Glee Club I,45 Chief- : '- tain Staff5 Per. Attendance l,2, 3,45 Honor Roll 8 z g Times5 Intro. Baseball I. l I YERGE, ROBERT 5 5 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Varsity Track 35 Intra. Baseball l I5 American Legion Baseball I5 Intro. Basketball l,2, 3,45 lntra. Volleyball 2, 3,45 Transmitter Staff I5 War- rior 45 Class Representative 2,45 Honor Roll l,2, 3,45 Student Committee 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Senior Class KVIIIXI 1955 President. ZELAKIEWICZ, DONALD Varsity Baseball 45 Intro. Football I,2, 3,45 Intro. Base- ball I,2,3,45 Intro. Basketball I,45 Intro. Volleyball 3,45 Glee Club l,2, 35 Transmitter I5 Seneca Warrior 35 Switchboard 35 Student Committee 3,45 5 Honor Rolls. A ZURAWSKI, MILTON 3 g Warrior Staff 45 3 Honor RoIls5 Intro. Volleyball 3,45 2 lf, Intro. Baseball I. -' l 1 -1 - - - - t - - - - 1 ll 1 A - - - Q - - - - - - 1 i - - - - - - - - - - - - 1- L I 24 Machinists Varsity Football 3,45 Switchboard 45 Student Commit- tee 3,45 Indian Dancers 2,3,45 lntra. Volleyball l,25 Intro. Baseball l,25 lntra. Football l,25 lntra. Bas- Class Representative I,45 Cafeteria Committee 3,45 lntra. I' Illeyball I,25 lntra. Football I,25 lntra. Bas- ketba' ,2 'fa. Baseball I,25 Per. Attendance 2 I Yea .J Honor Rolls. Cross Country 45 Class Alternate 25 lntra. Volleyball 2,3,45 lntra. Baseball l,25 lntra. Basketball I,2,3,45 lntra. Football I5 I7 Honor Rolls. lntra. Volleyball 2, 3,45 Projection Staff l,2,35 Class Representative I5 Warrior 2,45 Per. Attendance2Years5 lntra. Baseball 25 Honor Roll 22 Times. Student Committee 45 Switchboard 35 lntra. Volleyball ii I,2,3,45 lntra. Baseball I,25 Attendance I5 lntra. lntra. Volleyball l,25 lntra. Baseball I,25 lntra. Foot- ball l,25 lntra. Basketball I,2,3,45 American Legion I 4 'eff A ,A E i ABENDSCHEIN, DAVID F. E. 5 1 3 E S'- l IS' ketball I 2 3 4- Attendance 5 Terms Q - I I I I ' -' - ABENDSCHEIN, RICHARD I. a a 3 5 Z 1 'Z 3 l 1 l l l - ,- BAKtR, DAVID R. 21 E. L 5 5 1 i ' BARON RIcI-IARD F i ' ' Q l - H A L ' : 2 5 3 3 BENKER, DONALD G. l l 1 l -'i i E. 5 l 1 S 3 3 S BENNING, BRIAN A. l l i. 2. 1 S Football I5 4 Honor Rolls. 5. E BRAUN, ROBERT 1 1 S S 2. S 2 2 Baseball 2. l S- A SF- BRAUNOARI, ROBERT E. 'IIILI lntra. Volleyball l,2,35 lntra. Football I5 Chieftain Staff 25 E.B.T.C. 45 lntra. Baseball 25 Escorting Com- mittee5 StudentCommittee 3, 45 Switchboard 3,45 Honor Roll 35 Warrior Staff 2, 3,4. 5 .'. A ,Q nr- 'B --I .wif J BRUNNER, JOSEPH M. lntra. Volleyball I,2,3,45 lntra. Baseball I,25 Pro- iection Staff I,2, 3,45 Switchboard 3,45 Per. Attend- ance 25 Student Committee 3,45 E.B.T.C. Warrior 45 Ad Club 2,3,45 Honor Rolls I5. BURNS, NEIL lntra. Football I5 lntra. Baseball l,25 lntra. Volleyball I,2 CIESLEWICZ, RONALD H. Varsity Track 3,45 Cafeteria Committee 45 lntra. Foot- ball l,25 lntra. Baseball l,25 lntra. Basketball I,25 lntra. Volleyball5 Per. Attendance I Term5 Red Cross I, 2,'3,4. CSONT, JOHN E. lntra. Football I,25 lntra. Baseball l,25 lntra. Basket- ball l,25 lntra. Volleyball I,2,45 4 Honor Rolls5 Class Alternate 2,45 Class Representative I5 Per. Attendance If2 Year5 Red Cross I,2,3,4. ..,-J I I . IIB of J X X I U 1955 I I l I 5 5 Z - 1 I 1 Q - l I 1 l l -- -Q -- R . I I 5 2. I 1 - 1 l - Q - - - - -1 -Q l ivvv VV 25 f i . . f . I 1955 . . A A l l I J 3 3 1 1 - l ' S 1 l l l l i i ll ll . . 4 A I I A J 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 55+ v Machinists DI NUNZIO, ROBERT J. Intro. Baseball I,25 Intro. Volleyball 25 Intro. Foot- ball 2. DOMINIAK, RONALD W. Intro. Basketball 25 Intro. Volleyball l,2, 3,45 Cafete- ria Monitor 45 Student Committee 3,45 Projection Staff 3, 45 Transportation Committee 35 3 Honor RoIls5 Ad Club I . FITZSIMMON S, THOMAS L. Intro. Football I5 Intro. Basketball l,2,3,45 Intro. Vol- leyball I,25 Student Committee 45 Transportation Com- mittee 3,45 Per. Attendance I,2,3 Years5 3 Honor Rolls5 Representative 45 Alternate 35 Chieftain 4. FLEISCHHUT, JOHN J. Intro. Volleyball 25 Intro. Basketball I,25 Warrior Staff 35 Chess I,45 Per. Attendance I. GEE, RONALD Intro. Volleyball I,25 Intro. Baseball I,25 Intro. Foot- all I 2 Intro Basketball I 4 American Legion Base- b I i ' I i ball 25 Class Representative 35 Honor Rolls 7. HARDIN, JAMES J. Intra. Basketball 2, 35 Bowling Club 35 StudentCommit- tee 3,45 Intro. Football I5 Intra. Volleyball l,2,3,45 Honor Rolls 2. HOLCOMB, ROBERT C. Per. Attendance I Year. AAy 55 Attendance I,2,3 Years. JOHNS, JOHN A. Varsity Football 2,35 Intro. Football I5 Intro. Baseball I,25 Intro. Basketball l,2,3,45 Intro. Volleyball l,2, 3,45 Warrior I,2, 3,45 Disc Club I,25 Projection Staff I,25 Student Committee 3,45 Bowling Club 35 4 Honor Rol s. KOLEK, STANLEY T. Honor Roll 4 Times5. Intro. Football 25 Intro. Baseball 25 Intro. Basketball 2, 35 lntra. Volleyball 25 Per. At- tendance 2 Years. KUCZKOWSKI, JOSEPH M. Intro. Volleyball 2, 3,45 Intro. Basketball l,2,3,45 Intro. Baseball I,25 Class Representative 25 Alternate 35 Honor Roll 205 Per. Attendance I5 Student Com- mittee 3,45 Color Guard 4. LIMINA, PHILIP seball I 2 Intro Basketball I 25 Intra. Vol- Intro. Ba , 5 . , leyball I,25 Per. Attendance 3 Semesters. 26 HOLLAND, RAYMOND M. ll Varsity Football I,3,45 Varsity Track 3,45 Intro. Foot- I ball I,25 Intro. Baseball I,25 lntra. Volleyball I,25 Per. S ,X X Hx Machinists Varsity Basketball l,2,35 Intra. Football l,2,35 Intra. Baseball I,2,35 Intra. Basketball l,2,3,45 Intra. Vol- leyball l,2, 35 Varsity Basketball Manager4th Year5 Per. Attendance I Year5 Class Representative First Year. Intra. Football l,25 Intra. Basketball l,2,3,45 Intra. Baseball l,25 Intra. Volleyball 2,3,45 Student Commit- Bowling Club 2, 3,45 Hall Committee 3,45 Transporta- tion 3,45 Intra. Football I5 Intra. Baseball l,25 Intra. Basketball 2 3 Intra volle balll 2 3- Honor Roll 3' r ' - Y Attendance l,35 Representative 35 Alternate 2,45 Chief- Intra. Baseball I5 Intra. Volleyball 25 Indian Dancers l,25 Class Alternate 45 Student Committee 4. Bowling Club 45 Intra. Baseball l,25 Intra. Football I5 Intra. Basketball l,2,45 Intra. Volleyball 2,35 Chief- tain Staff 45 Varsity Basketball 45 Varsity Baseball 45 Varsity Cross Country 2,3,45 Varsity Track 2,35 Intro. Football l,25 Intra. Baseball l,25 Intra. Basketball I, 25 Intra. Volleyball l,2, 35 Class Representative 35 Stu- dent Committee 45 Per. Attendance I Year5 I Honor Intra. Volleyball l,2, 35 Intra. Basketball l,25 Trans- portation Committee 3, 45 Assembly Committee 45 Intra. A A L i LIPOME, DONALD 5 5 Q l E . 2 l i -' ' MANGOLD, JAMES R R : 2 tee 45 Civil Defense 3. 3 2. 1 1 i l l l - MARCHEWKA, RICHARD E. --?-l L L 5 I 1 Z . 11 1 tam 4. 2 2- 5 ?- ll.: in MARTIN, RONALD -'F-'-12- 5 5 g gg MATELA, JOHN J. I 1 1 fi 2' - - : 1-T1 Per. Attendance I Year. in 5 MEEGAN, JACK Z 1 3 S l l 1 l 1 l 1 l - - 1 o 5 5 O'cONNOR, JAMES i 1 S 3 1 l '-5 2 Baseball I5 Hall Committee 4. - - l 232 OLINOER, GEORGE 'IIILI Proiection Staff I., 2, 3,45 Student Committee 45 Per. At- tendance 3 . 'S OPATKIEWICZ, CHESTER ORR, RICHARD L. Year5 4 Honor Rolls. ORTWEIN, NORMAN J. 2, 35 Intra. Basketball 2. OVERHOFF, ROBERT 27 urge I Ib fav Bowling Club 45 Intra. Football I5 Intra. Baseball l,25 Intra. Basketball I,2,45 Intra. Volleyball 2,35 Chief- tain Staff 45 Per. Attendance l5Varsity Baseball 45 Var- sity Basketball 45 American Legion 2. Intra. Football l,25 Intra. Basketball l,25 Intra. Base- ball l,25 Bowling Club 35 Varsity Track 45 Intra. Vol- leyball l,25 Building Committee 45 Per. Attendance I Intra. Football l,25 Intra. Baseball I5 Intra. Volleyball U 1955 I . A l I l l - I - 1 1 Q l l Q - - Q l l H Q- Ql i . I l B I 1 1 Z 1 1 1 l - - l Q Q l I Q - Q 1 23 - l L A VVVVVV it 1' 'M I .........g- fs Machinists PARKER, HINES Intro. Volleyball I5 Per. Attendance I. RALL, RICHARD Intro. Baseball I5 lntra. Football I,25 Intro. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intro. Volleyball I,2,3,45 I Honor Roll. Varsi Football I,2, 3,45 Varsity Track 2, 35 Intra. Jas- ketba l 35 Intro. Volleyball 2,35 Class Representative I, 25 Class Alternate 35 Student Committee 4. REGAN, JOHN J. RETTKE, GERALD lntra. Football I5 Intro. Baseball I,25 Intro. Basketball I,2, 3,45 Intro. Volleyball I,2,3,45 Per. Attendance 2 Years5 2 Honor Rolls. RUHLMANN, JOSEPH L. Intro. Volleyball l,2,3,45 lntra. Baseball I,25 Warri- or Stoff 3,4. SADOWSKI, JAMES Varsity Track I5 Intro. Football I5 Intro. Baseball I,25 Intra. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intro. Volleyball I,2,3,45 Warrior 2,3,45 Bowling Club 35 Alternate I5 Student Cmnmittee 3,45 E.B.T.C. 3,45 Chieftain Staff45 Honor Ro I5. SCHUBERT, JAMES Varsity Football I,2, 45 Switchboard 35 Student Commit- tee 35 Bowling Club 35 lntra. Volleyball I,25 Intro. Baseball I,25 lntra. Football I,25 Intro. Basketball I, 2, 3,45 Honor Roll 85 Attendance I,2. SHAFER, BRUCE Switchboard 3. AvAvAvAvA' SPADONE, RONALD R. 1955 A A I I Q Q 1 1 I I I l l l l l i i l 1 l i ll l l . A A I I 1 3 I 1 l 1 I 1 7 3 l Z l l FEI' VV Intro. Football I5 I I,2,3,45 Intro. Volleyball l,2,3,45 Class Representa- tive 2, 35 Honor Roll. STAPLETON, LAWRENCE T. Proiection Staff 3,45 Student Committee 45 Warrior Staff 45 Intro. Football ketball I,25 Intra. Yeor5 I Honor Roll. STEINKIRCHNER, PAUL G. Intro. Baseball I,25 Intro. Football I5 Intro. Basketball I,25 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,45 Warrior Staff I,2,3,45 Student Committee 3,45 Per. Attendance I,25 E.B.T.C- 3,45 Honor Roll 65 Club 45 Cafeteria Monitor 3,4. SUCKOW, LEON Intro. Volleyball 25 Switchboard 35 Warrior I,2, 3,45 Chieftain 45 Red Cross Representative 3, 45 Class Alter- nate I5 I0 Honor Rolls. ntra. Baseball I,25 Intro. Basketball I,25 Intra. Baseball I,25 Intro. Bos Volleyball I,25 Per. Attendoncel Red Cross Committee 3,45 Camera 28 A A I I Q I 1 1 I 1 1 I I I I l I I - l - Q 1 - , A A I I B Q 1 1 I l I l - I l l Q 1 S l l l l i A A l l A 3 1 I l - l i 1 I l l 1 - l - l - l l Q Q lf A I I I 3 I 1 I - - I l l l l l l 1 - H Q - - - 1 Q l . A A I I I B I I 2 I I l l l - l .E ll -l A A B 3 . 1 I 1 I 1 I i 1 Q l l IYIIII Machinists Intro. Volleyball l,25 Intro. Baseball l,25 Intro. Bas Intro. Baseball l,25 lntra. Football l,25 Intro. Basket- ball l,25 Bowling Club l,45 Student Committee 3,45 Varsity Football 25 Intro. Volleyball l,25 Per. Attend Intro Baseball I Intro Volle ball 2 Worriorl 2 35 5 - f - Y f I I Per. Attendance 3rd Year5 Switchboard 3,45 3 Honor Rolls. lntra. Basketball I,2,35 Intro. Volleyball l,25 lntra. Baseball l,25 Glee Club I5 Per. Attendance 2 Yeors5 Intro. Football I5 Intro. Basketball I,2,35 Intro. Base- I T in-nf iff? WURST, PAUL s. Intro. Volleyball 2,35 Intra. Baseball I5 Per. Attend- A 5 E THOMSON, ROBERT G. 2 2 E : ketball I,2,35 Per. Attendance I Year. -ln 3 - - 1 - 'T l TRANK, LARRY g Q Camera Club 45 Per. Attendance I Year. :L S Q Q C - 3 : VALENTI, CARMELO - - -Q 2 L ance I Year. 5. 5 E- E'--A VANDERBUSH, RONALD w. - - g 1 - Q- L R 1 1 1 : WALCZAK, ROGER D. :K :- ?n 2 2-1 : Bowling Club 45 Varsity Basketball 4. '-ng'-n R K WAGNER, JACK 5 E. 5 3 ball l,25 Intro. Volleyball 2,3,4. 3 ln l 1 11-1 l l 5 a WAHL, JAMES R. ' S 5 : ance I Year5 Il Honor Rolls. 111 2 -'1'-n - - VIIILI WEISENBERGER, GEORGE Intro. Volleyball l,2, 3,45 Student Committee 45 Pro- iection Staff 35 Warrior 45 Per. Attendance I Year5 Honor Roll I55 Intra. Basketball 2. S? XE It UTIIII ' of an ,f sv -. asa IJ Intro. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intro. Volleyball I,2,3,45 Intra. Baseball l,45 Cafeteria Monitor 3, 45 Transpor- tation Committee 35 Student Hall Committee 3, 45 Bowl- ing Teom 45 Executive Branch Tribal Council Secretary 3,45 Per. Attendance I5 Honor Roll I4. ZIMMERMAN, KARL J. Intro. Baseball l,25 lntra. Volleyball l,25 Intra. Bas- ketball l,2, 35 Varsity Basketball 4. ZIOLKOWSKI, STEPHEN J. Intro. Football l,25 Intro. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intro. Baseball I,2,35 Intro. Volleyball I,2,3,45 Student Committee 3, 45 Class Representative 45 Red Cross 45 20 Honor Rolls5 Monitor 3,45 Proiection Staff 3. 19 55 I l 1 1 1 1 Q T l Z a - l l 1 I l l l ll -Q - L 1 1 2. A 1 Z Z Z 3 i l Q 1 - l l ll L A VVVVVV 29 . . . You got BATTLE CRY? Now, if you boys could only read-- NAME Peter Alioto Ernest Billittier James Boyd Fred Bruch Neil Burns William Clements Ozias Coleman Terrence Croad Ronald Dominiak Carl Engel Robert Fowler Frank Grabp Ronald Halter James Hanaka David Heath Robert Kennedy Arnold Knutsen Herbert Koenig Theodore Koeth Edward Kowalski Leon Lesniak Philip Limina James Lohouse Howard Long Louie Meyer Fred Naegler Richard Naslund Stephen Panfil Emanuel Phillips James Piechnik Roger Radko Ronald Rechin Neil Regan Seniors BEST NOTED FOR Not being big Bullets, bullets, bullets How about a ride? lmitating a cheerleader Studious looks All his honor rolls Rhythm Man His physique Tremendous build No relation Sleeping in class Not coming early Being muscle bound Handing out summonses Southern drawl Attendance record Wrecking TV sets Football star Reading honor rolls His hands Being Excused from class Sleeping during study His clowning Always resent in class Full of lsaughs Peach fuzz face Eating two lunch periods Music lover Seneca's politician Gorgeous George Hairdo Making excuses to Miss Werle Being all-high flag bearer Not having red hair Lawrence Richardson Miss South Park David Rogers AI Saluzzo Paul Schmidt George Schnapp Leon Scott John Steinmueller Jerome Tafelski Bob Transiskus Gerald Van Wie Carmelo Valenti Dan Wagner Uncle Sam's Canoe Club His reconditioned Ford That look Monitoring Being quiet Penn. State Lover The Wild One Short red hair Moving stage mikes Handing out summonses Best Quarterbackin league George Weisenberger Having a big smile Paul Wieben Jerome Wozniak Milton Zurawski His little Buick Special Speed Volleyball skill Cou1dn't happen to a nicer foot! WEAKNESS Needs elevator shoes Mad comics Blondes Sleeping with eyes open 3rd ear English Working Playing the drums on desk tops Mr. Theurer's class T.G. 's class Woman hater Bowling Anything in a skirt Late for Roll-Call lmitating a baseball player Three lunches a day Short girls Automobiles Crewcuts Barber's Chair Suni Warcloud Haircut Allergic to text books Never has a pass Gym Audrey Soccer, anyone? Ice cream squares Can't play pinochle Borrowing Greek dishes Punctuality Sleeping in Am. History Getting to school Doesn't weigh 270 lbs. Miss Werle's Am. Hist. Class The Navy 1941 Fords School work Trying to find girls Goofing off in a quiet way Sally Never without words Hockey Eating A woman's man Football Putting locks on backwards Buick Century His Hot-Rod Journalism class Flmny, it worked last time! ionm n' L -fu-at :- .sn .sn Ls. l mul we wvf,i:.,,,,,MF,,g,,:,,,,,: 1 f WWW! Bm f r CLASS PROPHECY fCanI.j Dan Dole will fly around the world backwards in a iet plane. The two most constant Seneca patrons of the Arena Roller Rink, Fred Bruch and Ed Klingler, will buy it out and become owners of the best teen-age hangout in Western New York. Since you have been such an appreciative audience I will now introduce my partner, who will make some predictions of his own. I now present my fellow crystal ball gazer, Lawrence Richardson. Thank you, Professor Phillips. I shall look into my crystal ball and predict that twenty years from now: Don Smith and John Csont will be shop teachers at Seneca. Hank Maruzewski will be operating his own body building studio. George Nowicki and his wife Celia will be the parents of ten children. Don Bieber will be working for the Hazel Bishop Company, testing her no-smear lipstick. Don Maxwell will become the president of the Maxwell House Coffee Company. The head chef at the Kathryn Lawrence Restaurant will be Dick Naffky. James Brown will be a master-sergeant in the New York National Guard. The president of the National Polish Arts Club will be Donald Zelakiewicz. James Sadowski will buy out the Wardynski Sausage Com- pany. He will hire as his chief kubossa testers, Henry Jed- rzeiewski and Edwin Kowalczyk. Roger Bannister's record for the mile run will be broken by Lester Bolden, who will do it in four seconds. The job of editor-in-chief of the Buffalo Evening News will be taken by Leon Suckow, who will have as his chief copy boy, Kenneth Eschberger. The Courier-Qgpress will be co-owned by Donald Ben- ker and Joseph Brunner. The president and vice-president of Sylvania Electric Com- pany will be Al Saluzzo and Ronald Hayes, respectively. Three of the competing drivers in the Indianapolis 500- mile race will be Paul Wurst, Bill Urban, and Donald Bender. Steve Ziolkowski, a Republicrat, will be elected to the governorship of New York State. Opposing him on the Demo- can ticket will be Richard Abendshein. The chief pizza makers for Santoro's will be Al Gaglia and Joe Mortellaro. A tour guide of Rockefeller Plaza will be none other than Bob Braungart. Three employees of the American Machine and Foundry Company will be James Schubert, Tom Fitzsimmons, and Dave Abendshein. Bill Dunn will organize his own dance band and call it LittIe Jazz and his Undunns. His triangle player will be Bob Von. Two of Hollywood's most famous movie producers will be Howard Long and Robert Kalman. The captain of the Crystal Beach boat, the CANADIANA, will be John Steinmueller. The W. T. Grant Company will employ as stockboys, William Larsen, and William Lenhardt. Ronald Sliaka and Jack Johns will be employed by night clubs as bouncers. George Olinger will be a motion picture projector operator at the Century Theater. Well, I see that my time is about upp so I will say good- night, and thank you for your attention. Thank you, Mr. Phillips and Mr. Richardson. Hey! That line's not straight! Where's Spillane? It'l1 never work! JOSEPH J. SEVIROLI ELEK D. CSONT fi? ,ff 'Y Sv' I I EDWIN A. HEINTZ .f..'5 i'Ii ' I , C MARCUS PHILLIPS GERTRUDE C. KEENAN JOHN NOVAK GERTRUDE T. KUMA MILTON C . KU HN EVELYN B. HIPPLER Senior Friends HENRY THAYER HQ IS. LE UFAN AS CHAMBOS I . X H T V TS HOWARD SCHWEIKHART ELIZABET S 'PKC I EDWARD E. SCHALL T RUTH HOFFMAN .wma 'Vu ,fy 7 X BERNICE WERLE THEODORE E. KESSLER RALPH F. THEURER f 'W' ww... Q--ff? I + f N RM , ' HAROLD P. HELLEMS O AN C OELHEIM CHARLES HATTENBERGER 32 C. LESLIE BOEHMER in JUNIORS ,Eff ,zo N nl Q x NAME James Anzalone Michael Balk James Ballosh LeMoine Bath Russell Caldwell John Callahan Paul Casper Andrew Costello Nicholas DiPerro Thomas Domanski John Downey Clinton Elliott Earl Frampton Robert Fuerst James Germann Anthony Gill Walter Gonzakowski Gordon Grieble Walter Herod James Herrscher Robert Honecker Arthur James Leonard Janowski Robert Jerome John Kalisz George Karl Thomas Klier Robert Kobee NICKNAME Big Lunches The Jolly Junior Mr. Peepers Shower Rod Russell, the Mov The Plucker Howdy Doody The Tank Italy's Gift to Girls Mr. Touchdown Hot Rod Chief Hopalong Suede Top Buster Brown Shakespeare Shorty The Sleeper Little Hercules Curly Locks King Pin in Hi-Y The Brown Bomber Irish Houdini Little John Sam Peach Fuzz The Little Giant ie Star N AME David Kohlmeier Donald Kolodzieiski Richard Lawida Emanuel LoPresto Gerald MacPherson Bruno Malezewski Ronald Mihara Carl Militello Ronald Miller Joseph Pasco Ronald Pepke Jack Pidgeon Salvatore Polito James Reese Thomas Schuler Gordon Shimmel Jerome Sinicki John Sodaro Donald Sowinski Thomas Summers Louis Tally Robert Thome Richard Uhteg Maximo Valentin Anthony Ventrice Thomas Wangler Charles Wuerst Ronald Wynia John Zelasko NICKNAME Operator 299 Koly Baby Stasu Clown The Boss Robin Hood Newest Hot Rod in School Miltie Long and Lean Dapper Dan, the Business Man Pepper The Sand Viper Tons of Fun Pee Wee Well, l'll Be Giraffe Sick Bay Frogie Bee Bee Eyes T.S. Shuffle Along T-Ball Theobald All-High Prospect for 1999 Seneca's Francis Bacon Mr. Glass's Right Hand Mon Yogi Mr. Esquire Teacher's Love Him 9 Yard John First Row: I Schork, I.Reese, W.Schultz, T.Wang1er, C.Munzert, P.Sobo1, H.Paw1owski. Second Row: I.Pidgeon, R. Fuerst, D.Scesney, P,Nowak, E.Hejna, D.Thompson, D.Polis, Third Rowg T,Summers, R.Borchlewicz, G.Zembsch, L.Wargo, W.Franusiak, H.Kirchberger, L.Micha1ski, A.Pel1nat. 34 William J. Fisher R.C. 300 y,-. :T 3.4. Vi l 4 .gg - fs A - 'Q W 4 . '1 nl? is ,i - S S ri , . . O 1 First Row: C.Martino, P.Scu1ischevsky, E.Frampton, A.Coste11o, R.Hughes, G.Swartz, W,Rybarczyk. Second Row: R. Repschloger, C,DiMaria, C,Arnst, J.Ba11osh, R,Caldwe1I, E,MacDona1d, V.Ma1ejs. Third Row: G,Arnst, G,Lenhard, R.Hoeltke, C.E11iott, D.Smith, E.Skwierczynski, D.Shields. T 1 R.C. 301 ' Arthur A. Agfhe 1, ff x. ' . 4-sf x.. Q . , V s 1 , V41 9 5 1 , , 6 x , 1, M I i 'K f , We S 1? P I . 'f' First Row: Llezewicz, H.Kaczorowski, S,Po1ito, W,Gerlach, C.Buck1ey, S,DiFranco, R.Trautwein, Second Row: R, N.. Mizerkiewicz, J,Anza1one, J,Waz, P.Casper, R, Schulte, R,Graney, T,Widzniski. Third Row: I.Herrscher, D.Sreinag1e, - ' - I,Hernquisl, G,Shimme1, J.Rathbun, V.Kwiatkowski, J.Huber, fi f L ,iz R.c. 302 i 1 Walter M. Rennick 35 wx L 1 First Row: D,Lave11, W.Stechenfinger, K.Fuss, G.Si1verman, L.Siwinski, H,Krawczyk, N.Fega1. Second Row: D. Dischner, R.Mihara, Rjlerome, C.Wuest, J.Weiner, I.Grabowski, R.Mrowinski. Third Row: J-MHIIHO, F.Lukowsk1, M. Balk, A.P etz, R. Kyser, R. Honecker, R.Sze1ewicki. R.C. 303 James J. Smith 'ww First Row: E.LoPresto, I.Wirth, A.Iames, E.Priester, E.Martin. Second Row: T.I-Ialicki, R.Giczkowski, C.Newhouse, S.I.ncardona, E.Machcinski. Third Row: I. McG1ynn, E. Topor, R. Wise, M,Fu11e. J.Germann, I.Ca11ahan. R.C. 304 Carl L. Kuehn 36 SN an VVS Q-Q..-el ' 7 r N A, lg 4 'E 'Uv s N4 Q. A 3 ii First Row: R.Roede1, D.Vio1anti, D.Wi1d, N.Foige1man, L.Epstein, L.Janowski. Second Row: R,Harrer, R.Makowski, C.Barone, R.Gurbacki, J,E1ardo, R.Senfer. Third Row: G.Grieble, D. Kohlmeier, F. Duszynski, B, Maliszewski, R.Giers- zewski, W.Barber, 5 R. C. 305 If Lawrence Honrotfy 's an an 'zvl 'si 5: 1' Z 2 iv First Row: R.Kobee. I.Pasco, R.Michalski. I.Maurer, M,Va1entin, A.Hasenstab. Second Row: J.Krzanak, E.Kaspro- ,..., wicz, I.Lloyd, L.Tal1y, J.Downey, A.Burgio. Third Row: R.Ernst, D.Stevens, J,Wozniak, T.Domanski, E.Scheuer, ' w.smiu1. ',jf4 way R.C. 306 p Joseph D. Hillery f A 37 ,Qs First Row: D.Smith, L.Po1ichette, R.Bie1inski, R.Chrzanowski, Llaniszeski, G.Fernandez. Second Row: G.Kar1, R. Miller, R.Lawicki, C.Weiss, E.Pruu1i, L. Bath. Third Row: P.Buscani, L.Morse, W.Gonzakowski, K.Ban'y, G.Johnson, K Nr A.G111. 'L o' R.C. 307 Anthony C. Scarpello xr' lv vu -FQ! Q fl First Row: W.Sharp1es, E.Combs, H.Seeger, W.Hejna, R.Lawida. Second Row: C.Mi1ite1lo, R.Uhteg, T,K1ier, P. Kauffman, W.l-Ierod. Third Row: C.Goodspeed, D.Wemer, W.l-Ioffman, I.-Minsterman, B.0'Hara, W.Olsen. R.C. 330 Leroy J. Monahan 38 fs'- XJ .ov i FW QW' or he - 'T .P ., ANG .4...Q e . ,X 3-1 ,HH . First Row: I.Col1ins, M,Mercurio, N,DiPirro, R.Capozzi, M,Geiger, A.Ventrice. Second Row: R.Wo1len, I.Abate, I.Zelasko, D.Fehr, J.Mal1on, F.Hierl, 1.K1aska1a, Third Row: R.Lang, D.Gerbracht, I.Barnes, T.Schuler, G.Fix, I. Angielczyk, R.Wynia. R.C. 331 Thomas F. Gloss 'T oy IIN ,fi Nff' if ii.. I . First Row: G. Dey, S. Adamczyk, J.LoVecchio, S.Shepard, G. Guster, R.Burger, D.Schiersing. Second Row: K.Reynolds R.P1atkowski, D,Sow1nski, R.Post, T.Bowman, R. Nero, J.Sinciki. Third Row: R.Pepke, M.Czemerynski, D.Su'ozew- ski, 1.Ka1isz, R. Thome, R,Grad1, D. Kolodziejski. R.C. 332 Robert M. Kunz 39 Better luck next mime, Putty, ain't it? f v' 6 .. 4' Hi' 7 59 gf! .44- And they can sing, too? x -ON Yeah- - Bug out! W,,....p-A K A sad Liberace, Olav' if 4 i f , v 5 e , N 3 E , X W 40 5, in N -' ,Af 5 N 1 N24 Whfi' h0PPCU7 Over on Kensington! .A-Q Q How's the weather down there? x fx 'x f 4 ., X15 G wg ' - 4 1, , lair V if L 5. Ki Down by the riverside- Hey, cat A x I pull up a chair and ,ffl-. if A 'f 3 take a load off the floor! Q E f 41 e i APIZICIZLESS PORTRAIT KAffv'7' waz? 77+ A 0511177 or JomesDSoc:'Iowsl4i AND AQJORUS Qi-:sp SOMETHING TELLS ME SHE DON'T LIKE ME. 42 lr SCPHOMCRES TEX' -E f -ff: Kskznxi' Ev 'S '.,4.k,v NAME Richard Baker Daniel Banach Ronald Banas Edward Bert Michael Bobrowski Stephen Bona James Buczek Melroy Butler Kenneth Cassel Frank Cavalloro William Cochoran William Colman Joseph Curcio Ronald Czaplicki Joseph Davis Patrick Delaney Vincent Demme Robert Fredericks Gerald Gadia Thomas Geerkin Anthony Giallella Michael Girage Thomas Glinski David Grotke Joseph Guarino Royal Headley Paul Heckel Edward Kennedy Robert Kilroy William Kowalewski Joseph Kozminski NICKNAME You Know It Speedster Real Cool Bert the Silent Master Machinist l2 Letter Man The Cool Cat The Basketball Wizard Peanuts That Crazy Frank Seneca's Special Supporter Wild Bill Teller of Tall Stories The Spider Big Joe Smoch The Irish Motorcyclist Handsome Perpetual Motion All-American Bench Warmer Lumberiack The Human Talking Machine Frenchie Steamer Ace Geronimo Rob Roy The Millionaire of 230 Short Circuit Kennedy l Was There The Jazz Man Lucky NAME Ronald Kukla Edward Lipinski John Lyons Robert Maines William Manning Thomas Mine Kenneth Murek Hercules Pappas Martin Paventi John Pinto Robert Piotrowski James Raybould Leo Rick John Roman Carmen Rossi Frank Rossi Richard Rozewski Gregor Ruhland Kenneth Schaefer Anthony Sciolini Ronald Serafin Gary Slawinowski Gerald Sorrentino Ronald Stilwell Michael Stone John Strom Joseph Szczygiel Rodney Szewczyk Carl Thompson George Thomson William Watson Eugene Zglinicki NICKNAME Kuks Jolly Boy Leave 'Em Laughin' Bugs Bunny The Yes Man Murph, the Poet Phffft Wizard in Math Squeaky Bullie Burke Strong as Iron Little Man Dennis, the Menace Shane ll Boots Lover Boy Rosy Paul Bunyan The Pen Man Tony Curtis of 230 Tarzan Ff099Y Abracadabra Bomba Pebble Hot Rod Zeke Mr. Erudition The Scholar Liberace Po Bill Ziggy Lyons R.C. 200 E. Kuehn First Row: G. Rosenberry, R. Becker, ner Gioeli H.Heinin E.Kenned R,Peissin er I.Buczek, R,Sch1ierf, I,Dittenhauser. Third Row: P.Kocsis, D. R.Fredricks, J.Curcio, C.Thompson. Lwintermute, J.Flaat. Second Row: I.Steg- . I. . g. Y. S - VanElk, I.Thomton, R.Unbewust, E.Bert, R. Beaver, W.Aldinger, R.Gonsior. R C 20l ElmerR Austin L., R.C. 202 Willard Hemedinger R. C. 203 Lyle J. Harbison X F 1 1 l l First Row G Shelton R Baker J Smith, D.Dixon, D.Wood, T.Pazderski, L.Goodwin. Second Row: R,Kuk1a, A.Hohensee, W Karl I Kuehnert D Posch P Zimmerman, K.Kling, T.Silvey. Third Row: I.Be11, G.Thomson, M.Srone, W.Manning, L Garrison R Czaplicki A Notaro R.Arnold. I 2 First Row: D.Evertt, M,Aronica, P.Vitko, R.Smith, T.A1icata, R,McDivitt, I.Voas. Second Row: T.Renouf, 1.Sorrentino, R.Kilroy, I.Causey, K.Schaefer, T.K1ine, D.Hiam. Third Row: H.Levisy, I.Donahue, E,Zg1inicki, D.Meyers, V.Dcmme, E.Wojtkowiak A Pedone I -cw V f S k ., SX XR A X I First Row: L.Liebler, K.Umbeer, V.l-less, R.Siracuse, T.Petri11o, H. Allan, R.Fia1k1ewicz, P.Pedersen. Second Row: M. Calhoun, W.Hanna, I.Lipczynski, R.Richards, R.Contact, R.Snuszka, J.Lang. Third Row: W.Klame.rus, K.Luksch, M. Aquilina, R.Cycon, G.Iohannes, S.Cannata, F.C1ifford, W.Protzmann, R. Rathman. 45 'gli .1 'N f . .... . I E fs,-,xx ..-' A 1 l First Row: K.Schmidt. I.Raybou1d, S.Bona, B.A1len, R.Marshal1, D.Marinaro, R.Fuhr. Second Row: I.Galm, I.Hemperly, S.Szymanski, D.Pace, P.Lorkowski, R.M:-xlachowski, P.Chazen, A.Martin. Third Row: C.Rossi, G.Slawinowski, K.Murek, N.Mortellaro, D.Grotke, R.Beauregard, N.Godfrey, E.Lazzaro. First Row: R. Esene, R. Mo ins, R.Giet1, K.Ruppe1, F.Caval1aro, R. Habitzreuther, G. Riordan, I.Szczygiel. Second Row: H PP - Hendricks, S.Maurino, R.Rybarczyk, W.Watson, W.Nickson, R.Rozewski. T.Ralph, R. Headley. Third Row: A.Laurich, A. Sortisio,N. Mueller, F. Zdarsky, H. Hutter, C.Augino. I.Choinski, R. Maines, B.Frederick. l 1 First Row: H.Vamado, T.Kel1ey, R.A1aimo, R.Concheiro, Second Row: N.Baumgartner, I.Tul1y, G.Szczygiel, R.Tesi, R. Olson. Third Row: I.Smith, D.Augustyn, I.Regalla, H. Langgood, P.Urbanski. 46 R.C. 204 Walter G. Wcncmcker , 'NJ' R.C. 205 Fred A. Hurscln wh...- R.C. 206 William J. Kirchgessner 'sei R.C. 207 Victor C. Gilbert R R.C. 230 Sylvester P. Ledoux R.C. 231 Charles R. McCarthy . ' 'N Y fsfj.-I ' 4' ,4- First Row: C.Laurry, I.Manna, A.Romano, T Blair, J.Eubanks, K.Cassel. Second Row: J.Kozminski, P.Morana, H.Pfcndt, I.Di11, T.Szewczyk, I.Guarino. Third Row: G.Dembik, T.G1inski, J.Ke1ly, K.Hzmdley, R.Sti1wel1, R. McKane. was l G.Alexander, A. Golda, R.Rusch, E.Bean, First Row: R.Todtcnhagen, J.Lyons, P.Hecke1, D.Banach, D. DiPirro. Third Row: A.Munn, M.Pavemi, W.Cochran, G.Gadra, W, Schuler, I,Gross, L.Niepozeski, D,Urbanski. A.Marine11i, M. Girage, R.Serafin. Second Row: T. Minco, L. Grodek, . 11 v .4 , Firsr Row: I,Ba1cerzak, L.Mcrrz, J.Stechenfinger, R.Lawicki, I.Fischer, L.Rick, R.Frank. Second Row: G.Hoffmeister, R 5 fl Dori, R,Szpaichcr, D, McCarthy, L. Gomy, G. Wesolowski, R. Walczak. Third Row: C. Schruefer, R.Chambers, T. Henke M.Wcsolowski, P.Z.ink, R.Kozminski, N.Dux. 47 sg I gf . ' K ri X 1:1 - : First Row: F.Bie1anin, R,Popie1Qa, J.Czaja, J.Cipo11a, J.Bo1and, D.Dombrowski, A.Gia11e11a. Second Row: J. Vlinkelman' A D.Ferrentino, I. Eimest, R.Iames,'W.Coleman, E.Lipi.nski, D. Ciecierega, D.Sinicki. Third Row: D. Dill, R. Weitenstein, T. Geerkin, I. Erickson, D,Schaum1oeffe1, D. Dominiak, W.Ku11, P.Lazzaro. -. , ,4- 'I' First Row: F,Freund, G,Bennerr, K,O1ejniczak, J.A1ba, G.B1aszyk, B.Kowa1ewski, J.Newman. Second Row: R.Kaminski, K. McKerrow, M.But1er, I.Davis, W.Ku1esz, F.Miha1ic, R. Banas. Third Row: P.Delaney, J.Mi1ka, W.O1ejniczak, R.Lyons, A. Kopacz, E. Machcinski, R. Gister, D. Nowak. i V Q- if FirslRowg J.Pinro, F.Rossi, K,Sponholz, W.Adamczak, H.Pappas, I.Zaranek, W.Passmore, T.Kessner. Second Row: P, Piliey, J Smith R. Scranton, R Prz b sz. I.Shear R Kinner, J.Reitmeier R Szweda. Third Row R. Szcze anski R.Piotrow- - . . y y , . , . : P . ski, J.Roman, R. Fritz, G.Ruh1and, E.Wo1niewicz, N.Tatka, G.Reinard, R. Parness. 48 Kg R.C. 232 Gertrude McGee 'eZ. R.C. 200,'A Fred W. Bender 1-nw' R.C. 201 A Oliver C. Floch 'Y-mmf FRESHMEN 'cf' 4 NAME Ronald Aubry Ronald Benz James Biedrzycki Joseph Billoni Robert Billoni Edward Boguhn Thomas Ca pellano John Camille Douglas Casper Kenneth Cornell Raymond Falk Matthew Gaggiano Richard Gawrys Anthony Gorlewski David Jaeger Robert Kinderman Leonard Klimowski William Koerner Henry Lazarski James Losel Martin Makarowski Peter Mazzeo NICKNAME Little Audrey Football Freshie News Hound Peter Repeater The Miniature Army Tank A cappella Little World of His Own The Friendly Ghost The Mighty Mite Genius at Work in Shop The Baloney Kid Superman The Quiet Man Money Getter Kindney Mr. Sandman, Bring Me a Dream The Little Giant White Collar Worker Big Jim Music Lover Tennis King NAME Edward Mazur Douglas Miller Vincent Miranda Dennis Nelson Joseph Remson William Sapp Albert Schallmo Philip Schoen Paul Schroeder Joseph Smith Albert Spawton John Spawton Arthur Spencer David Stanton Rodney Swart William Thompson Donald Turner James Watts James Weig Francis Wetzler Paul Wiertel Richard Wroblewski NICKNAME Voice Coil The Big Brain Carmen The Menace Shop Encyclopedia Billy the Kid The Little White Angel Dynamic Brain Little Dynamo Cool Cat in Charcoal Annex's Gift to Football Red Grange of Seneca The Artist Cincerella's Prince Space Cadet A Whiz with a Ball Feathers Kid Kilowatts Wizardry in Numbers Wetzel-Pretzel Basketball Flash The Transmitter's Star Re pOI'l'el' Frances Wall Kenneth Werner ,D H, Otto C- H0lZel' Carl J. Baumann Fnrst Row I Cami11o,I.Hal1, P.Reimer, J.Wydra, J.Sprada, L.Schwartz, V.Barrett. Second Row: A.Jones, D,Schuh, R.C. 130 Mary D. Kinsella G Benzee G Miller, F.Wetz1er, R.Miner, J.Ra1abate, R.Schneider. Third Row: R. Moore, M.Braun, D.Iaeger, R. Benz, B Russell P Michaels, I. Albrecht, B.Schmidt. 'X fi I ,Q X -X R.C. 100 Herbert Aumer R.C. lOl Gerald R. O'Donnell 4 5 . rt fy ' 1 Mig'-gh: . X Al x F R.C. l02 James E . McKenzie TJX . T7 H551 I R.C. 103 Lowell C. Kifchin L , First Row: E,Boguhn, W, Koerner, D.SchiemanI, D.Fau1ring, C,Rick, W,Drchcr, G.Law, M.Iuslinger, Sucond Row: lI,Iacks0r1, I,Ha11crI, W,Davis, I.D0bmcicr, F.Kowa1ski, I,Dudziak, R.Lyuch, T.Gunshcr, D.Caspcr, Third Row: P,McFce1y, L.Dieh1, I.U1ewski, R.Ciminc11i, C.Simson, C.Guilford, E,Group, D, Miller, A.Shallmo. l:ll'Sl Row: R.Curlis, J.Wcbb, W.Piuor, l',Adamczak, I.Nowicki. I.Cymurmnu, R.Gawrys. Scc011dRowg D.Turncr, S.Dolcgowski, M.Co1lctt, R. Voss, R.Czora, V.Miranda, D.Nc1son. Th1rdRow: P.Bcycr, I. Zlclinskl, G.Owcns, J.Zybcrt, E.Suchan, R.Szczutkowski, B.Faulisc, D,Bowcr. First Row: K,Comc11, R.Grorke, E.Baran, R.Buczkowski, B.Max1n, L.Fin1bc1, N.Gc1somino, R.Lcmb1cz. Second Row: D.Nzczgoda, A.Nowak, B,Ste1mach, D.Long, T.Kamcth, D.Bluman, F.Mc1nd1, N.Gross, M.Makarowski. Third Row: C.Petruzzi, R.Wa1sh, R. Pcnkalski, R.G1uc, H.Lazarski, A.Spenccr, H.KowaI- ski, R.Lontkowski, J.Biedrzycki. , A Ex ,Y S W I First Row: S,D3VlS, J.CaIcna, P,Schroeder, V.Musiorski, R.M1chac1s, B.Mussehl, J.Ccrami, R.Hcss. Second Row: R,Paw1ik, P,Schu1lz, I.Weig, R,Hoop1c, R,Kurzdorfcr, R.Aubry, I.Corkins, G.Krucgcr, Third Row: J.McCarthy, P,Wienc1, R,Ponho1zcr, R,Shercr, I.Prcmson, S.Hagcn, D.Klicr, D.Wasiclcw- ski, S.Barlkowiak. 51 'W-N..-' First Row: I.Lose1, A.Pannu11o, W,Frick, B.Radka, R.Neu1'euther, I.Bi1ioni, R.Weigand, P.G1ovins, K. Iohnston. Second Row: J,Ster1ace, P,Schoen, T.Rack1, G.Parker, I.Zbock, J.Wa1kowski, R.Conrad, P. Locurcio. Third Row: I.Mosier, J.Vohwinke1, C.Kingston, P.Bykowski, E.Mazur, R.Bethin, I.Lazarouy, R.Turk. R.C. Emerson D. Peck 1 sy 'wg , will . i Mig. ff K ,,', , , First Row: R,Swart, A,Ma1ejs, W,Innes, D.Szubinski, L.K1imowski, C.Crego, T,Brayman. Second Row: is is P.Mazzeo, EJ-lartman, F.Wojciechowski, J.Eck1, J.Netter, T.Kustra, K.1-Ieerdt, D.Andrzejewski. Third Row: A.Goriewski, R. Ryan, D.Chadwick, J.Kurdzie1, D.Imio1a, A.Spawton, F.Rusza1a, C.Scripp. R C 105 Albert E. Peck A an si. V, r t - 5 4 i Q i t Ya ' First Row: G.C1iff, C.Szczublewski, R.Szczub1ewski, L.Giinski, D.Uscho1d, T.Pobywaj1o, B.Ster1ace. Second Row: R.Kern, D.Summers, W.Sapp, W.Grieff, L.Se1by, T.Cappe11ano, D.Tutuska, G.Ackermari. Third Row: R. Kinderman, R. Gaczcwski, P.Bartho1omy, M.Gaggiano, I.Cardare11i, R.Eimers, G.Sobczyn- R.C. 106 Siu- W'K011m- William K. Dobbins First Row: T,Dessert, R.Ba11, R.Sieracki, H.Kozerovskis, G.Stockman, T.Ga1anes, T.Graves, S.Schiavone. Second Row: I.Fick, A.DeMyer, D.Krupski, A.Parava1os, R.Fa1k, L.Weiss, D.Gantt, F.DiLorenzo, W. R C 107 Thompson. Third Row: D.Langheier, P.B1ack, L.Potts, hSmith, C.Franchowiak, R.Fou1on, J.Spawton, ' ' . D ,,,,,,,h,,,,,Qki :O Edward C. Blngerr Xt f- f F be 3 1' r' V A.s5,Sj,i5r' - .N 2:-fT ? f-f, +k, 2' rf ' .. f :Bi A ' ' ,iw ' ,j-11:15 VV ' f V . mf 5- TP f'i'-, I, - ''I'4 Hel-3331-liiglrfif-,Gfx53'-'F fi''' WH - -sm. 5 f' x , zu E A gm- ,- Q5 32 mf ' 1 . E'RE,5 'LfL,..gr- A . il. ll ,If v k M gf 4 ' w 'f'1-ff N X A N49 . w L Q3 .- .E - - . gf'-M KGB , We -:Q , . , 5 5,-4'ff2?: l - Q.Qw3Sjl'-' ., 1 x N A ' ix :.., if 'e , m fi . N Q' F9 6 5. 2 W ' F f 25539: 'QI ' f:5 :,.,'m ' - 1 A 2 . 'gqb F url N qi L54-A ,L -1455 y ' Q xi 5441272 Mini!! 1 ,Lf ,, - .PA 2 -- ' 13' ,. ft: l'f 4-0' V5 '- ! ! I2Eif5i.,g, ,. +,g , N 'T' ' , 5 hx. X LSE--E -,Ili :fri 1 N , D-ff l, -' . :lf S., ' -' S , Wi?-,Q-fi x! ,si .SJ f N K K Q5- .S 53 Mm n. Q ,Cf 1' ' 61 ,gf . 'Xi W i 1 f. 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A ,SL GQAGY5 L , f x - . WW , y f iff Q l K' I 31 Y 9 ! f i Q X G' A .L 1 Z ,J V , :- - P f gd' f 'G , , g I 0 V Jw f Q F Pi! '-3 xv A Q --'in X' Q v. gg K -. - 45 lQ 71 Ffff' 4 vi xr N 2 x 29 M , N5 I 1 ,,-2. x .f , :ME C5 ' rl --5-' Q A U l'?'f'- ' cg glxxv,-N 1 , up . 1-52 . 1, P +5 lf xv J-N f I :S f- ,347 Q 9,1 f' WW! f ,. K S .fy , MUN XV, V f , ,. ff , Y' , UH x f QL ' -4 'Avila 62 SPCJRTS M First Row: K.Murek, T.Swannie, W.Protzmann, S.Szymanski, G.MacPherson, H.Hutter, J.Be11, R.Snuszka, S.Adamczyk, G.Gadra, C.Barone. Second Row R.Juzdowski, W.Adams, R.Abendschein, J.Zelasko, R. Holland, R.Beauregard, H.Koenig, I.Ke11y, R. Kalman, R. Benz, P.Lazzaro, R.Uhteg. Third Row: W Herod, R.Ledwin, J.Schubert, M.Czemerynski, E.Murray, .1.Regan, T.Domanski, D. Wagner, R.Dudek, R.Yerge, R.Vitovitch, A.Ventrice. Fourth Row: E Lazzaro, W.Adamczyk, M.Geiger, D,McCarthy, S.Incardona, C,Weiss, T.Wang1er, L.Niepozeski, R.Capozzi, D.Sinicki, G.Hoffmeister. Football MAJOR David Abendschein William Adams Max Czemerynski Thomas Domanski Robert Dudek Walter Herod Raymond Holland Ronald Juzdowski Robert Kalman Herbert Koenig LETTERMEN Phil ip Lazzaro Roy Ledwin ' Edward Murray John Regan James Schubert Richard Uhteg Richard Vitovitch Daniel Wagner Robert Yerge Ronald Rechin, Mgr. SQUAD LE TTE RME N Steve Adamczyk Carl Barone Robert Beaurgard James Bell Ronald Benz Ronald Capozzi Gerald Gadra Gordon Hoffmeister Henry Hutter Samuel lncardona James Kelly Daniel McCarthy Gerald MacPherson Kenneth Murek Lawrence Niepozeski William Protzmann Donald Sinicki Robert Snuszka Thomas Swannie Sylvester Szymanski Clifford Weiss Thomas Wangler John Zelasko Edward Lazzaro, Mgr. Anthony Ventrice, Mgr. OACH NOVAK, our able football professor, was greeted by only three returning lettermen at the beginning of the season. The squad of green boys soon was transformed into a coordinated team. This year's team average weight was one of the heaviest in Seneca's football histor . The line weighed in at 210 and the backfield tipped the scalles at 177. Seneca opened its twentieth season of Harvard Cup Football on a victorious note, defeating Lafayette 20 - 12. Kensington soon cut down the Indians in a 6 - 0 thriller. The warriors avenged their defeat by trouncing their next three opponents. The seemed to have reached their peak when they played East High on Thanksgiving Day. The Indians did everything but score. They piled up 218 yards to 62 yards for East and held the edge in First Downs 14 to 5. East's lone score came on a punt return. We placed third, and tied with two other schools, in the final league standings with a 4 win - 2 loss record. Although we only placed third, three of our stalwarts, John Regan, Ed- ward Murray, Robert Yerge, were placed on both all-High Teams. Walter Herod made the second team of the Buffalo Eve- ning News All-High Team and received honorable mention from the other city paper. Max Czemerynski and Roy Ledwin received honorable mention from both papers. Coach Novak will again, next year, be met by only three returning lettermen. He will have the whole center of his line to build around. With this solid wall to pave the way, Seneca's warriors may at last bring the coveted cup home. - . ,,,v,, - 'A' 'xv ,,..v Seneca 20 - Lafayette I2 Seneca 0 - Kensington 6 Seneca I3 - Burgard 6 Seneca I9 - South Park 0 Seneca I4 - Grover Cleveland O Seneca 0 - East 6 .fm nn... Ky, d k H S er, W.Watson, J,Morte11aro, H.Kirchberger, First Row: J,Fix, D,Thompson, A,Wi1czewski, R,Kyser, M.Ba1k, D.Bieber, Second Row: R,Du e , . eeg E. Murray, R. Kennedy, C.Wuest, F. Naegler. Basketball S the new coach at Seneca, Mr. Angelo Souzzi had an extremely difficult task facing him. He had to rebuild a completely new team with only one boy to build around, Alois Wilczewski, who had seen a little action the previous year. Lacking in experience but not in spirit, the team started the i955 campaign. The starting unit usually consisted of Gary Fix, Edward Murray, Willie Watson, and Alois Wilczew- ski with Michael Bulk and Richard Kyser, alternating at their positions. ln losing in the first half season, the team gained poise and finally hit the winning trail against Kensington. The record picked up as Seneca won two in a row and almost completed the year in a victory streak, losing only to Burgard after a fiercely fought overtime contest. Mr. Souzzi developed great confidence in his squad and can look forward to greeting ten returning veterans during the next basketball season. Willie Watson, the team's high scorer, gained recognition in the Bujgbr Evening News. COAC H SO UZZI T U: Y MT'f 'f - 5 M-.Mai VW ,Z Pj ..4. k P' T b i 1-ww., Xp. X 4 Sd., First Row: A. James, R. Headley, T. Alicata, H. Varnado, L. Goodwin, M. Calhoun, W. Coleman, H. Kaczorowski, R. Baron, J. Janiszeski, R. Richards. Sec- ond Row: F. Naegler, G. Shelton, H. Pawlowski, K. Schaefer, A. Wilczewski, L. Bolden, C. Munzert, D. Warts. C. Thompson. J. Sfeinmueller- Third ROWI Coach H. Thayer, A. Gaglia, D. Wood, J. McG1ynn, E. Skwierczynski, J. Dixon, D. Bieber, J. Meegan, P. Zink, E. Kennedy, R. Chambers, B. Maliszewski, I. Boyd, G. Slawinowski. I. Herrscher. Cross Country HEN it came time to close the records for the T954-l955 cross country season, they showed that Seneca, with four lettermen returning from last year and additional members, had made a splendid record. With the coaching and guidance of Mr. Thayer, the team was successful in winning two of the three triangular meets and placed third in the All-High Meet. ln the All-High Cross Country Meet the first five men across the line for Seneca were as follows: Charles Munzert f9j, Henry Pawlowski CMJ, Kenneth Schaefer 091, Geoffrey Shel- ton 1251 and Alois Wilczewski f29D. This year we had the big- gest turnout for Cross Country that we have ever had. We hope it will continue. TRIAN GU LAR MEETS Seneca . . . . 30 East, , , Seneca ,. . . . . 70 Emerson ' Seneca ...... 32 Technical MAJOR LETTER .....47 .. ..47 .....37 Lafayette, , , , . 73 Bennett ,,,, , , 29 South Park ..... 89 SQUAD LETTER Lester Bolden - Co-captain Albert Wilczewski - Co-captain Donald Bieber Jack Meegan Charles Munzert Henry Pawlowski 5 Kenneth Schaefer Geoffrey Shelton Carl Thompson Donald Watts Fred Naegler John Steinmueller Thomas Alicata Richard Baron James Boyd Mark Calhoun Robert Chambers William Coleman John Dixon Henry Kaczorowski Edward Kennedy Bruno Maliszewski LaMar Goodwin Royal Headley James Herrscher John Janiszeski John McGlynn Robert Richards Edward Skwierczynski Gary Slawinowski Donald Sowinski Donald Wood Peter Zink rv-'X v 'El ' HA! f H., .3 if f ,, . .xx 'V 5 .. X -si f ALL-HIGH RUN X n Seneca ...... 96 X McKinley ..... 49 Kensington .... l05 Technical ----. 78 semen ...... 132 68 , KA.. ,. , x K,- K' YT5? ,., ,f,,fb-tr .5 S. 'x --5 -x.. ,,,.... 4 :V 'uf g 'uf' ff? Ks X fkDff XgG0 kfx lil f ' if 'if ff X l IUW rpm '-ffv 9 LIT 'il X Vis, BETTER Puff A au- 11-fo-:Q x 'K I1XL5xL-.,TN,s- TL6' HARvnR,R4u.. T: Z -b S v-,.s.b-f- , h X JE5' A nnvnj X, .1 ,ffgf-1fN7.f-' U' ,Q s 38 5 bfi Ama , F I 7 I iff- if .5 ,y es- gA u ,TU LL First Row: R.Kopankiewicz, D.Kozack, R.Simoncel1i, R. Kolb, I.Ridzik, R. Shivinsky. I.Drozynski. Second Row: Mr. Thayer, W.Park, L.Buczkowski, K. Lrake, I.Heind1, R. Dudek, A.W'1 k' ' ' 1 czews 1, R. V1TOV1ICh, R. Bryk. Baseball NDER the able guidance of Coach Henry Thayer, Seneca's i954 baseball team was outstanding in posting a 4 win - l loss record in regular league play. Seneca, in defeating Grover Cleveland i3 to 3 in the play-offs, secured third place in the final school standings. The team as a whole batted at an average of .384 and fielded at a clip of .952. Among Seneca's returning lettermen from the i953 team were Ronald Kolb, Richard Kopankiewicz, William Schmid, Robert Simoncelli, Robert Shivinsky, John Seneca 4 - Technical 3 Seneca 5 - Bennett 8 Seneca 3 Rydzik, and Alois Wilczewski. Seneca's lone defeat was at the hands of Bennett. The game, which was played at Shiller Park, ended with Seneca trailing 8 - 5. Robert Shivinsky, Richard Kopankiewicz and Ronald Kolb from Seneca were placed on the All-High Team. The Big Three, - Robert Shivinsky, Richard Kopankiewicz, and Ronald Kolb, -led the slugging Indians with .600, .550 and .450 respectively. Kenneth Latke, a iunior, contributed by pitching two victories in as many starts. Seneca il - Burgard 4 East 2 Seneca 5 - Kensington 3 Play-off Game Seneca I3 - Grover Cleveland 3 MAJOR LETTERMEN SQUAD LETTERMEN John Droynski John Heindl Ronald Kolb Richard Kopankiewicz Donald Kaczak Kenneth Latke William Park John Rydzik William Schmid Robert Shivinsk Robert Simoncelli Alois Wilczewski Richard Bryk, Mgr. Donald Bieber Leon Buczkowski Robert Dudek Edward Kennedy Edward Kowalski Roy Ledwin Gerald MacPherson Alfred Saluzzo Richard Vitovitch rv 4 N512- .8-f Q , 'xt J 531 . 6'-,. L V 4 Nw., .hm fjrik 4 rl M Seated: I.Hagen, L.Richardson, D.Stevens, G. Ferraraccio,T.Henke, R. Bantle. Standing: Coach Edward Bingert, R. Dietrich, D.Di11, W.Urban, Manager Robert Greene. Tennis ENECA opened its third tennis season on May 5, 1954 under the coaching of Mr. Edward Bingert. The beginning of Mr. Bingert's first tennis season at Seneca was saddened as Seneca lost to Bennett 5 - 0. The team then lost to Tech. They were victorious against their third rival which was South Park. The next seven schools we played were victorious over us. This was due to the fact that there were only three returning lettermen from our previous year's squad. This year we played an eleven-match season instead of the previous year's six-match season. We ended our schedule ona winning note b beating Emerson 4 - I. This gave us a 2 win - 9 loss record Ear the season. Although our record appears poor, the experience gained and the enioyment of our participation greatly outweigh any disappointments that may come along. The future looks bright for next ear with five out of ten lettermen returning to give the squad the needed experience to make a team. 72 SQUAD LE TTERMEN Richard Bantle Richard Dietrich David Dill Jerry Ferraraccio Joseph Hagen Seneca . . . . 4 Seneca . . . . 3 Seneca . . . . 0 Seneca . . . . 0 Seneca . . . . 2 Seneca . . . . 2 Seneca . . . . I Seneca . . . . 0 Seneca . . . . 0 Seneca . . . I Seneca . . . I Thomas Henke Lawrence Richardson Douglas Stevens William Urban Robert Greene, Mg. Emerson . . South Park. . Kensington . . . East ........ Grover Cleveland . . Riverside ..... Burgard ..... Lafayette . Bennett . . Technical . . McKinley . . L r ' v WI A .qv J . 1 l . . . . First Row: D.Watts, A.Gaglia, C.Munzert, L.Bolden, L.Mertz, R.Aguglia, M.Va1entin, Second Row: R,She1ton, R. Miller, E,Crapo1, l,McEwen, E.Donohue, E.Murray, I.Meegan, F.Watson. Third Row: I.Szewczyk, R.Yerge, K.Schaeffer, Ljaniszewski, C.Thompson, G.She1ton, I.Eubanks, A.Martin, P.Hynes, R. ' - ' M 1' ki R Levis , R.Chambers, J.Ba1l, I.Boyd, I.Regan. Holland, S.Ando1ina, Mr. Boehmer. Fourth Row. I.Mi11er, R.C1es1ewicz, B. a iszews , . y Track R. BOEHMER, our competent track coach, was met by a fair remainder of lettermen from his championship squad of 1953. The closing of Fosdick-Masten and Hutchinson-Central in 1953 brought about the merging of the two track leagues into one big eleven-team league. Triangular meets were held in- stead of the customary dual meets. Seneca's first tri-meet with Technical and South Park was postponed. In the Warriors' second clash with the academic stars, we lost to East and Burgard. In the third and final tri- meet, we lost to Lafayette and Bennett. We qualified four individuals for the All-High Meet. Two of our stalwarts came through. They were Jack Nleegan, who finished fourth in the mile, and Eugene Donohue,.who also finished fourth in the 880-yard event. We finished in tenth place with a total score of two points. ALL-HIGH MEET SCORE East. . . . . . Kensington . . Emerson. . . Lafa ette . . South Park . . Burgard .... Gr.Cleveland McKinley. . . Bennett . Seneca . . . Riverside . . East .... Burgard. . . Seneca . . . 73 . . 41 Lester Bolden . . 21-1f3 Edward Crapol . . 10 Eugene Donohue . . 10 James McEwen . . 9-1f3 Jack Meegan . . 6 James Miller . . 5 Robert Miller . . 3-1f3 Charles Munzert . 3 . 2 . 0 TRIANGULAR MEET SCORES . . . 70 Lafayette. . . . . 18 Bennett. . . . 9 Seneca . . MAJOR LETTERMEN Edward Murray John Regan Ronald Shelton Frank Watson Donald Watts Robert Yerge John Szewczyk . .47 . .31 . .21 .. R, Fuerst D. Wrobel G. Klinger Cheerleaders HIS ear we had a fine group of cheerleaders com- poserllof three veterans: Frederick B. Bruch since his freshman year, Edward G. Klingler and Donald Wrobel since their junior years, and three new recruits: Richard Siracuse, a sophomore, Robert Fuerst and Ronald Graney, iuniors. In preparation for the big game against our arch rival, Burgard, there was a special assembly at which Mr. Pritchard, the great, was present. A special stunt and that go-go-go of our ex-assistant principal boosted our morale sky high. The following Saturday at All-High Stadium, the beams shook from Seneca's cheers. On top of this it was Coach Novak's birthday. So what could we do but win in the last thirty seconds with a touch- down and an extra point. The final score was Seneca 'I3 - Burgard 6. This is iust another example of Seneca spirit. With Turkey Day in sight, the Jumpin' Jacks of Sen- eca began to try to boost the attendance to the all im- portant game with East. Because of our loss to them last season, the key word around the halls of S.V. H.S. was ---- Revenge. With the help of the cheerleaders 'our spirit rose heavenward. Although, the turnout at the game was terrific and the cheering was the wildest you ever heard, it was all in vain, for we lost 6 to 0. On letter days the boys would show their gratitude by cheering for the football team, the basketball team, the cross-country team, and the track team as loudl and as enthusiastically as you ever heard in your whore life. The live-wireness for these assemblies was brought out , A . .. -, ee esp. R. Graney R. Siracuse F. Bruch by the guys bearing the green S, who reached out and into every corner of the auditorium to get the loudest yell they could. Our onl hope is that in future years Seneca's boys in white will have as good a group and as good support as they had this year. Qf- is , lie 'I y T T T .,,. so Q1 9 F ACTIVITIES 1 5 ' I RXMLQQX.: N -A X I Chieil' BTU r Q 1 . 1 1 fl' E' ' R.B9aV lgadowskl. lex, I-Float' I archevllia' Second Row: F'Naeg r I.Ke1ly. R-M A wagner. 1: anusiak R Aldinge ' , . . smmonsv W' Laau, W- ' caucus. T-ww E Hejna, P.N0w1l:,i,4ski I.Buczek. R-F' First ROW: ' . . LBUCZ ' R Becker . Standing. Art and LaY0 THINK this picture should be placed at the top of the page and not in the center. Don't you think this cartoon is much more comical than that one? These are iust some of the comments that you would hear if you went into Mr. Gilbert's room to watch the CHlEFTAIN'S art and layout staff at work on the yearbook. The principal aim of this group is to construct the dummy copy of the CHIEFTAIN, which is then sent to the printer. This is done by placing the pictures, actual headings, write-ups, car- toons, and captions on master copy sheets. The photography staff works hand-in-hand with the art and layout staff by taking and de- veloping all the action shots needed to complete a well-rounded yearbook. The drawin f h g o te cartoons and separation page fillers are ably handl d b e y the boys on the art staff. This yearbook that you are looking at now is the end result of hours upon ho f k urs o unceasing wor by the art and layout staff and the photog- raphy staff. ut S1' BTT Art editor . . . Co-layout editor Co-photo editor Cartoonist . . Faculty advisor . et. X. Curcio. R' Hayes ' . . . . Joseph Curcio Richard Marchewka Thomas Fitzsimmons Walter Franusiak John Steinmueller . . Leon Suckow Victor C. Gilbert S n E R Chieffain Seated at fable P W, b 1 ly ly xeiiliti FANW3 le I ' e en- H.Lo . . 8 r, R.Dudek, R31-mnsiskullg. E.Ptu111ps, Lipjchardso . n, B.Kalman, Backgm und: A.KllUtgen, W Ad . ams, R.Rechin, jisad , owskz, Lnsuckow Ed't ' l St ff W Editors-in-chief - Emanuel Phillips, Lawrence Richardson HE CI-HEFTAIN of 1955 has arrived, This yearbook is the Assistant editor-in-Chief ' Ronald Rechin product of long weeks of untiring work which was done in l-i'e c Y editor -'---- -'- '-- ' Leon Suckow order to create one of the best QHIEFTAINS Seneca has ever had. Senior editor . . - - ------ ---- H Owdfd Long Volunteers organized THE CHlEFTAlN'S editorial staff. It Sports editor. - - ---- Edwdfd MUVVUY was composed of capable young men who were eager to start to Activities editor . - - -William Clemen 5 write the articles assigned to them. But before the could write Make-up-editor ..-- ---- P Gul Wieben their articles, each one had to be sure that he hacllgathered all Secretarial editor .... . Robert Transiskus the information required to complete a good article. These Sales promotion monoger . - Donald Mvxwell articles included athletic and social events, school activities, class history and many more important categories. The articles were then checked for mistakes which had to be corrected be- fore they could be rewritten. At last the T955 yearbook arti- cles were ready to enter IHE QHIEFIAIN. The editorial staff also had the important 'f ' each boy's picture, be- 1,4 -.Sl 'xX duty of identl ying sides having the task of gathering and check- ing each graduate's accomplishments during his four years at Seneca . to resent to the Seneca We are happy p students THE QHLEEIAIN of l955, which we sincerely treasure. We hope that you, too, will share our ioy in bringing the school this yearbook . I Faculty advisors . . Mr. Lawrence Hanratty Mr. Thomas Glass Advertising . . .... Mr. Albert Buck Sales .... . . .Mr. George Wyatt ' . . Miss Gertrude Kuma Typing . . Backsfage Wifh The Yearbook 1455 dc .I mrbmzq N 78 1 ww l x I 2 1 .f I V' fi .1 2 Z 5? ' I Y ,W pf' x ww .i ' , 41. ,QQ 7 I W N A fy 'FT 3' ' at Q ,.., T' W 1 yr , 5 af.- 'Y - ' A ' ' X 2 fffs 4?'fm ' .W 1 if x I 5 xs- K x 5 5 I x ' 'td 'K I. :K fer -. ,us 510 A if if I n r...g,,i,, A ....-O '1 fb .3 9 Q-' fa' ff rv ! 5221 wtf -4, 4 9. .. 'g 'n in E S 3 il - 5 Q fs , . . . -2 3 i 2 i f s if Sealed: R,Habitzreuther, P.Giordano, E. Kennedy, I.McG1ynn, D.Strozewski, C,Thompson, E.LoPreslo, R. Kalman, T.Marine11i, W.Adams, R,Giczkow- ski, S.Davis, L, Goodwin, I.Cerami, F.Duszynski, P,Zimmerman, S.Ando1ina, H,Heining, W,Dunn. Standing: Mr, Seviroli, R.Ne1son, D.Di1l, R. Von, I. Wozniak, G. Johannes. Band HE bond under the new direction of Mr. Seviroli, who comes to us from Fredonia State Teachers' College and originally from Brooklyn, New York, has a new sound. The boys are all enthusiastic over the new music they have been learning. lf you were walking down the first floor corridor during the third or fourth periods and heard some weird sounds, you might think that they were coming from some strange animal. You would be surprised to find out that it was only the boys holding one of their many iam sessions in their basement band room. Regular sessions are held during seventh and eighth periods every Monday and Friday. Two French horns have already been added to the band, three tuba players and a fewmore trombonists are on their way. Some boys who will be missed greatly next year are: Robert Kalman Bari tone Horn Sal Andolina Alto Sax Bill Adams Trumpet Dick Nelson Trumpet Bill Dunn Tenor Sax Phil Giordano Clarinet With the new building and with seventy-five to one hun- dred new instruments coming next year, the band has a bright outlook . For the first time in Seneca's history, the band performed during half-time activities at one of our football games. Seneca's students can well be proud of their bond and their new director. if Y l i T 5 2 I 4 ' s --1-S M. First Row: D. Dodge, D.Bingel, R.Braungart, D.Strozewski, G.Van Wie, I. Wozniak, P.Nowak, R.i-Ionecker, D. Dischner. Second Row: N.Fega1, P.Schmidr, R.Vanderbush, A.Burgio, D. Abendschein, D.Shie1ds, I.Brunner, H.Paw1owski, G.Dey, D.Sowinski. Switchboard Cperators ENECA'S switchboard operators have important iobs. The boys, who are both juniors and seniors, do clerical work, operate the switchboard and take messages, but the most im- portant iob is representing the school. Courtesy when answer- ing the phone and courtesy and good mannersin the office are very important in the representation of your school. That is why the boys on this staff are a selected group. The following boys work in the office during different periods: David Abendschein Daniel Bingel Robert Braungart Joseph Brunner Arnold Burgio George De Daniel Dodge Norbert Fegal Robert Honecker David Kohlmeier Paul Nowak Henry Pawlowski Paul Schmidt Daniel Shields Donald Sowinski Ronald Vanderbush Jerome Wozniak Ronald Wynia Self-assurance and a quick-thinking mind are the result of the experience gathered by the boys who have held this posi- tion. We have found out that if we do the work inthe office to the best of our ability, everything works out all right. We are under the excellent guidance of our principal, Mr. Engel. X Vol. XXIX No. 2 Y Seneca Vocafional Hl9l SCl100l - 666 E. Delavan Ave. - Buffalo l5, N. Y. lil I pl Ill pn! Ill KK 9 llll Yer elilectedSeni0rPresident 1 F I an 15 ' T na 5' ' ' .410 . u JCC Ill! ill! If IE 'W t if , ll ll - ffl. ...- X , 1 1 Q Ill yu I . K J. MJ Layout Manager . . . . Frederick Naegler Typing Manager . . . . .Robert Baumgart Art Editor ...... ..... J oseph Ruhlman Circulation Manager . . . . Richard Teeff Business Manager. . . . . Lawrence Richardson g .LAA 5 ' Seated: W.Franusiak, R.Dudek, I.Ruh1mann, L.Buczkowski, F.Naeg1er. Standing: D.Smith, R.Becker. Business-Layout Staff S the months rolled by, it be- came apparent that, in order to publish the WARRIOR more effi- ciently and with less time lost, it would be expedient to make G closer contact between the editorial and layout staffs. So it was that after the second issue, the layout staff was absorbed into the iournal- ism class. Beginning anew wasn't an easy task, but considering all, the. new staff did very well. The business staff works hand- in-glove with both the editorial and layout staffs. lt is the duty of this staff, under the leadership of Miss Werle, to procure advertise- ments and see to the paying of 4- w 82 if ,W ,...,Myf.ff ,, ii f+5ff+'f5'f f.i'g1?'frrzfzz':.':.'.ff2-W? ff L ,F,,,5.f+f, W M-if J -,ff :fr fx. . , 4 . neu M -H, a,,,..,,,, ,,,.,, .MINI .- mu, Q , ,,o,-,g.c .Meow ,.,,,Lvf.,L. i ft 373 , , ucv sw, .Awww .x+++..' pg? U .r :,J,:,,--,,.. W..ffqy ,fyigi 4 f '+L yr . , H 3.04, H, .. ,urn , wr f+ ff, ,, , HS' ,.3'jf'J,'.fiffi'feJ!!fJfffffff'f printing costs and the like . Without the aid of this department, the school paper would never get past the writing stage. lt is only through the coopera- tion of several staffs, and the un- tiring efforts of both faculty and students, that the WARRlOR is the top-rated paper it is. Qf.4,j!':? Novembe1',195-1 SENECA WARRIOR Page 3 f-H ,fu lb.. Iedv fffiff Seated at Table: A. Wilczewski, J.Sadowski, L.Suckow, F.Naegler, L.Buczkowski, Rear: E.Phil1ips, L.Stapleton, M. Zurawski, A.Knutsen ' 'R. Hayes, H.Long, J. Brunner, D. Newell, D. Benker, R.Dudek, K.Latke. Seated Right: L.Richardson, K.Eschberger, R.Transiskus, A.Mi1ler. Tiff' ff,5.Q lljifjf 0 0 .iff 1454 E I'l'0l'la Sta nrrrf 2255: 7133: 225.3 Editor-ingchief. . . .Leon R. Suckow Faculty advisors . . . Miss McGee iii-Z Feature e itor. . . . James Sadowski Miss Werle Sports editors. . . Leon Buczkowski Mr, Schweikhqrf Alois Wilczewski Aff LF 'rf F52 'ffff 29? OR the first time in a number of class has met daily under the in- school happenings. Through the gm years, aformal 'ournalism class struction and su rvision of Miss various feature columns such as g :ze a eneca. as c ee. am an n , is or Q if wasoran'd fs Lt MG pe P' ask Th ,Wldf year, at the direction of Mr. Engel, lt is the job of this class to de- Music and others, the reader gets Q themostpromising boys in the iunior cide the editorial policies of the a well-rounded picture of school , English classes were selected by WARRIOR, to get the facts in all life, as well as useful information their lan ua e teachers. From the cases, and to resent to the student and entertainment. I I P beginning of this school year, the body an accurate report of all Q CCY rg Continued on page 93 fu . ,. -zaaavv gfggg, ' J I ' 53Q5?n.i-' Q-. .-vw If 5 n, ' ...Q n anny .' . , 5 3'7 -' ., ,K ' f 'wzezmzeazszzzuiwif 1' ,lww Hf,fyfm,',,,'1,,,,,,fm ,5,-gg-fmgpmsgs m ,gf-0 Gy 1'-. 4' f-5t1,4Qv,r.f:s7::'73., r ,, ,f,, ,,4,,, ff' W -5-W-IM' s fri 83 1 ,-- 'if 7 we M. 4 - First Row: R. Vitovitch, A. Miller, R. Dudek, A. Wilczewski, K.Latke, I.Kuczkowski, L.Buczkowski Second Row: R. Rechin, E. Murray. Color Guard HE 1954-55 Color Guard is composed of Leon Buczkowski, Alan Miller, Robert Dudek, Joseph Kuczkowski, Kenneth Latke, Edward Murray, Ronald Rechin, Richard Vitovitch and Alois Wilczewski. These seniors were chosen by Mr. Engel and Mr. Boehmer on the basis of their previous years' scholas- tic achievement, leadership and character. These boys started almost every assembl with a very im- pressive and patriotic ceremony in which they marched down the aisles and onto the stage where they crossed in the center. There the American flag was taken to the right side of the f stage and the Seneca flag was taken to the left side where they A were held while Joseph Kuczkowski led the Pledge of Alle- giance. The students participated by reciting the pledge and singing the STAR-SPANGLED BANNER while standing at at- tention. The boys feel that they are honored and privileged to serve in such a capacity. 3 Q -'E- A -v I B s X if Left to Right: I.Wozniak, H.Pfendt, J.McG1ynn, G.Dey, R. Honecker, R. Ciczkowski. Flag Raising NOW, sleet, rain or hail -- these elements do not keep the members of this committee from their a pointed rounds. You'll find them, earlay in the morning before school begins, doing their duty. The group, Hi-Y members, raise and lower the American flag every school day despite the weather. This proiect is sponsored annually by the Seneca Boys Hi-Y Club. Taking turns, two boys raise the flag up the flagpole, while a third lowers the rope from a window of Mr. Schweikhart's room. At 3 P.M. , when school is over, the procedure is reversed. Here's a salute to the boys on the committee for doing an outstanding iob throughout the school year and for showing such fine American spirit. 85 , . Q -- '1 , First Row: P.Steinkirchner, E.Machcinski, W.Adams, E.Martin. Second Row: R.Giczkowski, L.Sucko Junior Red Cross HIS, the fourth year that Seneca has been represented in the Buffalo h ntful . Chapter of the Junior Red Cross, has certainly been t e most eve ll th r thin s however the rou 's main achievement was the 9 P Above a o e g , , formal organization of the Seneca Red Cross Council. This active group ' h ll t' of was responsible for the success of the Enrollment Drive, t e co ec ron funds, and the fine Red Cross assembly, among other proiects As in years past, Mr. Ral h Theurer, advisor, was instrumental in the workings of each project, an through his foresight and planning, the pro- QYGITI WGS G SUCCESS. X w, R. Honecker. I. McG1ynn, S.Zio1kowski U-NJ Q? Q O S Q. not -,X I l f , S Q 4 .7 First Row: H.Pawlowski, H.Kaczorowski, S.Szewczyk, M.W1osinski, R.Jerome, I.Reese, G.Dey. Second Row: R.Giczkowski, I.McG1ynn, E.Phi11ips, R. Fuerst, H.Pfendt, D.PoIis, W.Adams, G.Si1verman. Third Row: M.Ba1k, D.Tate, D.Mi11er, W.Frar1usiak, D.Bieber, R.Ernst, T.Summers, R.Honecker. 0 H I-Y ENECA'S oldest extra-curricular activity, the Hi-Y, was greeted with many changes at the start of the I954-55 school year. Emanuel Phillips experienced his second term as president, while a new board of directors was elected. A new youth director for the Y, Mr. Myron Sunderland, took over the duties of the former director, Mr. Robert Omelia. Mr. Harschof Seneca continued his role as the club'sadvisor. Meet- ings are held every Tuesday night at the Humboldt Y.M.C.A. Highlights of the season include: the annual induction dinner held with the Riverside Girls' Y-Teens, ioint gatherings with various clubs, speakers, movies, swimming, conferences and parties. The group also sent two delegates to the annual Hi-Y Youth and Government Program in Albany, New York to present a bill . During the business meetings parliamentar procedure is practiced for the purpose of functioning in a smooth and orderly manner. Service proiects such as donating to charitable organiza- tions, raising and lowering the school flag and designing and selling of school book covers were also part of the club's or- ganized program. 'D ,NV Q3 'C' Al s s . . R . -in s .. is r 3 1 ,N S . -ss' 1 . - .5 f : . 3 . , R' E if X its Q 5 5 . ' 'W LX S X ng..,A I.Ruhlmarm. I.Steinmue11er, L.Trank. I.Ke11y, W.Franusiak. Nat on picture: S.Shepard, R. Von. wg, 1, INCE the last class in photography graduated in l954, the school had to recruit some students to take pic- tures for our newspaper and our yearbook. That is the main reason why the Camera Club was organized. As the old saying goes, Many are called, but few are chosen. Such was the case with the Camera Club. Many students applied for membership, but it was im- possible to use all of them. The club had many things to do besides taking pic- tures. All pictures had to be planned carefully before they were taken. After they were taken, they had to be processed. Since the yearbook is the biggest iob of the year, and since it takes a great amount of time, we want the photography work to be of the highest quality that is possible. We hope that everyone will be satisfied with our work this year. To give you interesting and life-like pictures as well as unusual candid shots has been our goal. That we have succeeded in doing so is our hope. is 53 f F 3 si V 3 ' i R. Habirzreuther, I. Voas, R.McDivitt, R. Makowski, I. Brunner, L. Siwinski, D.Evertt. Ad Club ALESMANSHIP in any line of endeavor is extremely im- portant to success. In order to produce our yearbook, it takes more than the money collected through subscriptions, it takes a corps of good salesmen who are sincere and convincing enough to impress upon the public the advisability of adver- tising in the CHIEFTAIN. The members of the Ad Club have done just that, for to be a member of the club, you have to sell at least a page of ads. These boys, probably more than others, realize that the pro- duction of a yearbook that must be paid for by the students needs advertising money, if the students are not to pay a pro- hibitive price for their individual books. If more students had the get up and go of these boys, our CHIEFTAIN would be an even better book than it is, for with extra money, many of ourideas, that cannot now be used, could be brought to fruition. It is the hope of the Ad Club's members that the club will continually improve its salesmanship ability and increase its mem- bership, so that each year's record will be better than the preceding year's. - fy 89 Li.y M Qin- X 'I' New ww, I rf ,u '7 .K n A .Ugg U D asap Umar: Q Q s me ,zu First Row: R.Giet1, G.Si1verman, J.Gioe1i, J.Downey, M. Wlosinski, R.Jerome, A.Hasenstab, R. Trautwein. Second R w- D P 1' H H ' ' ' W.Franusiak, R.Hoe1tke, W.Kar1, H,Pfer1dt. 0 . . 015, . emmg, R,Gon510r Rifle Club HIS is another year inwhich some of the students from Sen- eca are sharpening up their marksmanship in firearms. All of the club rifle shots are held at the Buffalo Revolver and Rifle Club at H05 Genesee Street. Matches are held every Sunday morning at 9 A.M. Members are taught the proper use of firearms and sports manship by the instructors of the Senior Rifle Club. President .... . . Joseph Gioeli Vice-President .... Walter Franusiak Secretary .... . . Rodney Gounsior Treasurer . . . . . Helmuth Heining Advisor. . .... David Polis E First Row: R,Bakcr, G,Si1verman, G.Gusrer, D. Wood, P.Casper, N,DiPirro, J, Maurer, R.Jerome, J.Reese, Second Row: D.Johns, R.Kuk1a, E, Mac-Donald, R.Marchcwka, 1,Causey, D.Fehr, C,Cennarne, J,Abare, R. Walczak. Third Row: C.Opatkiewicz, C.Va1enri, P,Nowak, M.Ba1k, J.Mate1a, W.Manning, R,Erncst, K.I-Iandley, T.Summers. .l.Angielczyk. Bowling Club HE pins flew and the pins fell, as the Seneca High bowling teams finished another successful year. Not being content with rolling one of their best seasons on the school's records, they were also successful in beating their age-old rivals, the Burgard Bulldogs. Of course, this would not have been possible without the able assistance of Mr. Henry Thayer, the faculty , 4 advisor, and the capable management of Richard Marchewka The management of next year's teams will be handled by Nich- olas DiPirro. TOP FIVE BOWLERS LUCKY FIVE C. Opatlciewicz T56 R. Kukla l42 R. Marchewka 154 P. Wurst l42 J. Matela 153 C. Cenname l4l R. Walczak l50 J. Causey l38 N.DiPirro I44 D. Johns l37 High Single Game .... . . James Causey 2ll Second High Game ...... . Nicholas DiPirro 201 High Three Game Total ..... . Nicholas DiPirro 538 Second High Three Game Total . . . John Matela 5l9 High Team Single Game .... . Seneca Five 538 High Three Game Total . . . Seneca Five 2,57l . Seneca Five W - 31 - L - 2 The Top Team ..... A S d Row G Arnsr W R barczyk, D.Liu1efie1d, I.Ba11osh. First Row: R,Ca1dwe11, E.MacDona1d, R.Borch1ewicz, C.Arnst. econ : . . . y Chess Club E like to call ourselves wizards of the chess board. Until January l, 1955 our club has not played other schools in tournament games because we were slow in getting organized. There are eight members in the club. Starting at board one, The first five boys will represent Seneca in playing tourna ment games with other schools. Our advisor is Mr. Carl Kuehn, who gives us the ideas be hind the moves. Next year we hope to start our club sooner, so that we can ioin the Buffalo High School Chess Club League and try to be come champions of the league. with wins and losses are: l. Charles Arnst 20W 2. Robert Borchlewicz 15W 3. Edward MacDonald 8W 4. Gerald Arnst 6W 5. Donald Littlefield lW 6. Russell Caldwell 4W 7. William R barczyk 5W 4L 8. James Balllosh OW 5L is W: ,i 5 iff! Mr. Jones, interrupts the circulation staff member, Continued from page 83 WARRIOR ARTICLE CHIEFTAIN .... I955 SCOOPI A scrap of paper is covered with hastily scribbled words. The reporter goes back to his study hall withafeature story. Once seated, he deciphers his notes and rearranges his sentence structure. He writes it and re- writes it. He corrects a few misspelled words, and adds a quote here and there. As the passing bell rings, he gives it a recheck and then signs it. A front-page story? Maybe - but not yet. The reporter sees the editor-in-chief walking down the busy hall . Hey, Lee -- Got a story. Here. , and rushes on. On his way to Journalism Class, the editor glances at the story, handing it to the advisor as he arrives. Later that day, the typing manager saunters in to ask if any copy is ready. He is handed a sheaf of papers, among them a sheet of ink blots and red pencil marks. The next day the folder is returned, filled with neatly typed articles. A quick recheck, the office check, and t e school paper goes to press. Several days pass. Meanwhile, the art staff produces a cartoon as the business staff sells a number of advertisements. Then one morning, the galley sheets arrive, four or five long, narrow papers. The layout staff is notified and sets to work, as copyreaders are rounded up. The galleys are cut, arranged, pasted, rearranged. Hey, where's that picture? .... How about utting this ad here? Then, it's finished. Afew more rechecks and it's off for final printing. On a Wednesday afternoon, halfway through seventh period, there is a bustling heard in the corridor, as the classroom door opens. would you distribute these to your eighth period class? The iob is done. There is the story, on the first page. But if it were not for the untiring efforts ofa great many boys, we would never have made it. AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL ---- THE REDSKINS Because of all-round fine fielding and hitting, the Sen- eca Redskins was one of the most outstanding American Legion Baseball teams in the Delaware Park League. Getting off on the right foot, the Redskins blanked the Dodgers 3 - 0. The boys, full of their first victory, banged the Cubs on a fine pitching iob done by Sal Zandano. The next team to cross our warpath were the boys from Canisius who beat us in a thrilling I0 - 8 game. This game was high- lighted by a grand-slam home run in the top of the ninth inning. Because of a stormy day and an approaching holiday, we were forced to forfeit the next game. This automatical y put us out of the league. This was a great team to play with. If the same boys get together next year, there will be a hot time for any one who steps on the Redskins' warpath. William Adams Richard Kaiser James Lindsay Paul Megs Robert O'Hara The members of this team were Richard Stein Donald Tate Robert Transiskus Anthony Trigilio Sal Zandano SENECA WARRIORS The Seneca Warriors, captained by William Protzmann, finished second to the Cavaliers in the Daly Post League. During the season the Warriors defeated the Seneca Indians. Then with the help of the Warriors' big guns, Arthur Hohensee and Edward Kennedy, they squeezed by Kensington. The league-leading Cavaliers ended the tribe's winning streak by defeating them on a rain-soaked field. SQ UAD Donald Sinicki Gerald Gadra Dominick Ferrentino Edward Kennedy Kenneth Richard Siracuse William Protzmann Arthur Hohensee William Smith William Kork Joseph DePerro Schafer Edwin Fish, Mgr. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Mr. Thayer, our able baseball coach, decided last year to give the boys that were to represent Seneca in baseball this year some first-hand experience. He organized a Junior Varsity and scheduled five games with top J. V. teams around the city. Three of these games were rained out. In the remaining two the boys looked promising. They took one from Bishop Timon and dropped the other to Saint Joseph I - O. The boys will be looking ahead to this year's season and will be limbering up their bats to bring to destruction their league rivals. Kenneth Latke Roy Ledwin Alfred Saluzzo Richard Vitovitch Alois Wilczewski, Mgr. Donald Beiber Leon Buczkowski Robert Dudek Edward Kennedy Edward Kowalski AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL ---- SENECA CHIEFS The Seneca Chiefs, captained by Fred Naegler, had bad luck in the Cazenovia Post League. The team finished the season with a I win - 2 loss record. Paced by the big bat of Leon-Buczkowski and Roy Ledwin, the Chiefs beat the Al Cohens in a thrilling 8 - 6 contest. They dropped the second game to the Travelers by a I5 - 3 decision. They also lost the third game to the Shamrocks. This eliminated the tribe from further play. SQUAD David Kohlmeier Fred Naegler James Prz bysz Alfred Safuzzo Anthony Ventrice Leon Buczkowski Robert Dudek Edward Heina Roy Ledwin Eugene Kasprowicz Parents and C HARTER MEMBERS Arthur Agthe William Aldinger Mr. T. J. Alicata, Sr. Mrs. lrvin Arnst Mr. 8- Mrs. Patrick W. Aubry Mr. 8. Mrs. Stanley Augustyn Herbert Aumer Elmer R. Austin Mr. 8- Mrs. John C. Barone Mrs. J. Barry Edward Bath Mrs. Leonard Baumgartner Mrs. Clyde Beaver Mrs. Elizabeth Bell Fred W. Bender Pablos Berrios Mrs. Norma Black Jos. H. Biedrzycki, Sr. Mr. 8. Mrs. Howard Bingel Edward C. Bingert C. Leslie Boehmer Mrs. Catherine Boland Mr. 8- Mrs. B. Borchlewicz Mr. 8- Mrs. Robert Bower Mr. Sr Mrs. George Braun Albert Buck Mr. 8. Mrs. E. Burger Mr. Heintz, Mr. Buck, Mrs. Koemer, Mr, Fick, Mr. Szweda, Dr, Ewing, Mr. Waz, Mr. Bingel, Mr, Engel, Faculty Council Peter Buscani Mrs. James P. Bufler Mrs. M. Bykowski Mrs. C. Blair Mr. 8-Mrs. F. T. Bartholomy Mr. 8- Mrs. Wm. Callahan Mr. 8m Mrs. Michael Capozzi Caeser Cardare l li Mr. 8rMrs. Jose h A Cas er P - P Mr. 81 Mrs. J. J. Casper Mr. 8- Mrs. Vincent Catena Leufanos Chambos Elek D. Csont Mr. Clarence Curtis Mrs. L:-I'-wh Davis Thomas J. Demme Mr. 8- Mrs. George A. Dey Mrs. N. DiFranco Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Dill Mr. 81 Mrs. John Dittenhauser William Dobbins Mrs. S. Dobmeier Mrs. Peter L. Dole Mrs. Ed. Domanski Mrs. Lawrence Dorr Frank V. Downey Mr. 8. Mrs. Gordon Dreher Mrs. Stephen Duszynski Mr. 8. Mrs. Andra Davis Mrs. Wm. Eckl LaVerne H. Engel Mr. 81 Mrs. Wm. Ernst Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Evertt Mrs. Martha Falk Mrs. Helen Fegal Mrs. Kathryn Fernandez Mrs. Anna Ferrentino Mr. 8. Mrs. Vincent H. Fick Mr. 8. Mrs. Ernest Fimbel William J. Fisher Mr. 8-Mrs. R. H. Fix Oliver C. Flach Kenneth M. Float Mr. 8. Mrs. W. Franusiak Mr. 8. Mrs. Vincent J. Fredricks Mr. 8. Mrs. William R. Frick Myron E. Fronczak Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Fuss Mr. 8. Mrs. Casper Gelsomino Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Germann John Gierszewski Mrs. John Gietl Victor Gilbert Mrs. L. Gioeli Jane Girage 94 Thomas F. Glass Mr. Felix Glinski Andrew E. Glovins Mrs. S. Gonsior Mrs. C. Gonzagowski Mr. 81 Mrs. Leon Gorny Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Grabp Mrs. James Graney Mr. 8. Mrs. Hugh Graves Mr. 8. Mrs. K. Grieff Mrs. Gurbacki Mr. 8- Mrs. Thomas Hallett Lawrence Hanratty Fred A. Harsch Lyle Harbison Charles Hattenberger Edwin A. Heintz Harold Hellems Willard Hemedinger Mr. 8- Mrs. H. Hendricks Mrs. W. Hernquist J. Hillery Evelyn M. Hippler J. A. Hodges Otto C. Holzer Mr. 81 Mrs. C. Huber Mr. 8- Mrs. H. Jaeger Mrs. John Janiszeski Mr. 81 Mrs. Jerry Johannes Mr. 8- Mrs. Horton A. Johnston Mr. 8- Mrs. William Jones Leonard Juzdowski Mr. Chester B. Kaczynski George J. Karl, Sr. Mr. 8- Mrs. Henry Karl Mr. 8- Mrs. Harry T. Kauffman Gertrude Keenan Theodore E. Kessler Mr. 8- Mrs. Henry Kinderman Mr. 8- Mrs. Ralph G. King Mr. 8. Mrs. Clarence Kingston Mr. 8- Mrs. E. Kinner Mary D. Kinsella Mrs. H. Kirchberger W. J. Kirchgessner Lowell C. Kitchin Mr. 8. Mrs. Louis Kocsis Mr. 8- Mrs. W. Koerner Helen Kohlmeier Mary Kollatz Mrs. Dorothy Kozminski Mr. 8- Mrs. John Kroll Carl Kuehn Chris E. Kuehn Gertrude T. Kuma Robert M. Kunz Mrs. Mattie N. Laurry Mrs. Chauncey Law Mr. 8. Mrs. Anthony Lazarony Sylvester Ledoux Mrs. Harry Levisy Mrs. John Lontkowski Joseph Lukowski Mr. E. C. MacPherson Mrs. E. Makarowska Mr. 8- Mrs. Arthur Mallon Mr. 8. Mrs. G. Ray Manning Robert E. May Mrs. Edward Mazur Charles R. McCarthy Mrs. Nora M. McCarthy Miss Gertrude McGee Mrs. Verno McGIynn James E. McKenzie Mr. 8. Mrs. Frederick Meindl Mrs. Michael Mercurio Mrs. Mertz Mrs. Henry W. Meyers Matthew S. Michalski Mrs. Joseph Militello Mr. 8. Mrs. H. Milka Mrs. Bernard J. Miller Mr. 8. Mrs. Clarence Miller Mr. 8- Mrs. Erwin E. Miller Mr. 8. Mrs. Kenneth C. Miller Mr. Norman J. Miller Wm. J. Minsterman Mr. 8. Mrs. Michael Miranda L. Monahan Mr. 8. Mrs. Francis P. Moore Bruno P. Maleis Mr. 8. Mrs. Harold Nelson Gerald O'Donnell Norman C. Oelheim Mrs. Mary Oleiniczak Stanley Oleiniczak Mr. 8- Mrs. S. Opatkiewicz Mr. 8. Mrs. Anthony Pannullo Mrs. Calliopi Paravalos Albert F. Peck Emerson Peck Samuel Pedone J. C. Penkalski Mr. 8- Mrs. M. Pepke Mr. 8- Mrs. Thomas Petruzzi Rosalia Pfendt Marcus Phillips Thomas Phillips Dr. Elmer S. Pierce Mr. 8. Mrs. William Pittorf Mrs. Josephine Polichette Mr. Edw. H. Priester Mrs. Chester Przybysz Mr. 8- Mrs. Raymond Przbysz Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Rackl Mr. 8. Mrs. Arthur Reese Mrs. John Regan Mr. 8- Mrs. Alois Reitmeier Walter M. Rennick Mr. 8. Mrs. John W. Roman, Sr. Josephine Romano Mr. 8. Mrs. Jose h Ruhland Mrs. Gail Russell Mr. Leonard Ruszala Mrs. J. Ryan Leonard A. Rybarczyk Mrs. Elma Sapp Anthony Scarpello Edward Schall William Shar les Mrs. Frank Shear Vina Shelton Mrs. Henry W. Shepard Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles E. Shields Mr. 8. Mrs. Fritz Schlierf Mr. 8- Mrs. Charles Schruefer Mrs. Fred Schuh Mr. 8. Mrs. Leonard W. Schuler Mrs. Wilfred E. Schultz Leo H. Schwartz Willis T. Schwartz Howard Schweikhart Mr. 8- Mrs. Joseph F. Schneider Mrs. A. J. Senfner Mr. and Mrs. Casimer Sieracki DR. PARMER EWING Joseph J. Siwinski, Sr. James Smith Mr. 8. Mrs. John Sprada Mrs. J. Stein Mr. 8. Mrs. Kenneth Stilwell, Sr Mrs. Elizabeth Strozewski Mr. 8. Mrs. William Swart Mr. 8- Mrs. Stanley Szczepanski Edward Szweda K. M. Taylor Henry J. Thayer Ralph Theurer Mr. 8- Mrs. Wm. Thornton Mr. 8- Mrs. Carl Thompson Mr. 8. Mrs. Chester Todtenhagen Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph C. Topor, Sr Mr. David J. Tutuska Mr. 8- Mrs. J . J . Ulewski Mr. 8. Mrs. Robt. Unbewust, Sr. Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Uschold Mrs. J. Ventrice Mr. 8- Mrs. Alfred Violanti W. Wanamaker Mr. 8. Mrs. Lewis S. Wargo Mr. 8. Mrs. James Watts Mr. 8. Mrs. Edward Waz Samuel Webb Mr. 8. Mrs. Jerome Weig Helen Weigand Mrs. Mildred Weiss Victor Weiss Miss Bernice Werle Kenneth G. Werner Mr. Edward Wesolowski Mr. 8. Mrs. E. Winkelman H. J. Wintermute Mrs. Clara Wlosinski Mrs. Anna Wolniewicz Mr. 8- Mrs. J . Wozniak Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wroblewski Mr. 8- Mrs. Albert Wuest G . E . Wyatt Mrs. Stella Zak Walter F. Zelasko Mr. George Zembsch Mr. 8. Mrs. Gene Zglinicki Mrs. Mary Zbock Mrs. Mary Zybert MR EDWARD SZWEDA ,,,-1 First Row: Frederick Theurer, William Zacher, William B, Maloney, Dr, Gerald B. Leighbody, Gordon Hayes. Second Row: Charles Reidpath, Clarence Rupp. Q A ' .... rer I' ' A N . Wk' A VQLLL W -T k'J Ji! Tk' f H H IGH scuool. uv I-4'I ,f,v ,x.nA,, BOARD or EDUCATION BUFFALO, NY 'A-ily, Ii' TY' ggi' Q lm MARY I4AZMIERC7AK VIIEI-IITINI If I ..-T ' ijgfff my r'gssr'HAI C sfzumrvo mxmw c mmm NMUXQ Ir ' , M M! YI ...A 'Mi - WIIIIAM T Momev' A hmw. FINISH mmm I w' I f'- -:Q I WW DQ PARMEIII swim? hum ox rxruowrs- 5 ' - h ,. 5 ,le 3 ,1 Q , ' 'General Work 'PIumIvunQ Work A ' In A M eer ZACI-IER CONST. CO...I CARL C. GRIMM 'fx A . iiii I i 5 as , +9 f E 2f ! Z in 4z Xie-,, I I 4 flffif ' ' S ,- Q I T ! s S H is 1 uf I 1 I T' gin? N eq., mf.. 'lf 6 'Q 'xv , N iff, fr . gf 9 Q 5 V , w W ' If Y' , I Y V I' 1 T' I A 9 3 v '4 Q 2 f xx Hi f if X E 1. 3 . 1-Q 4-QF.-4-wh A 'T F f 'l 11. 4 gr wi as A -N TI T 7 'E 1 ,T . 2 ,xr I ' L: Q - . Q--'SS' X f . , X. W VY, krkar V. K I If 'wfrlglwfk 1, - 5 I , T .Q I -.H .4--,,I ' EIcctnc.xI Won In 'Iflcating G VCHIIIATIITQ Work QUACKENBUSCH COM WIPPERMANz,MITCHEll,.. GORDON HAYES . STEVEN PANKOW ARCHITECT NIAVQDFQ THIS PROJECT WAS MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH THE COOPERATION AND EFFORT OF THE CAPITAL EXPENDITURE COMMITTEE AND THE OFFICIALS OF THE CITY OF BUFFALO an , gms :fir Ll HESE pictures of the new build- ing makes the seniors yearn for a fifth year at Seneca. With the new equipment and accommodations that have been ordered for the shops and gym, our school will be one of the finest of its type in the state, if not, in the country. The seniors will be saying good-bye to all this, but perhaps they can say hello to it when they return as visi- tors. Needless to say, the other classes are ioyfully anticipating the educational pleasures to be derived from the new building. Anne T 5 S Sales 2997 Bailey Ave. Clara Bloom The Rlck Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Allen Charles A. Bleab Mrs. A. Bleab McGowan T.V. Service Leo Marabella I. I. Siracuse Henry B. Bruenn Charles R. Loomis Milton D. Smith Seneca Hardware Wolfgang Q. I-lefferkrantz Jean's Shop Mr. 8: Mrs. Anthony Ferrle Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert F. Costanzo Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Petruzzl Mis Mildred Petruzzl Mr. 8: Mrs. John Rizzo Mary Jane Harding Mr. 5 MIS. Andrew E. Glovins Stephen J. Sovlnsky E. Rech Photo Supply DeSplrt Mosaic Ez Marble Co. . lnc Compliments - J. Campagna Compliments - M. Braehman Compliments - C. Bracbman Compliments of R. Ryan Compliments of J. Ryan Albert F. Peck Walter F. Fisher Walter J. Kasprzak W. A. Loge B 5 B Heating 8: Hardware Jack F, Lawless Margaret Grleff Flora Julius Nonnan Julius Kenneth Grleff William Julius Mike Gallnski E, W. McKerrow K. G. Werner Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter Wojcik Mr. 8: Mrs. Melvin Bitel Wally Waner 177 Playter St. Kurek's Shoe Store 1053 Broadway Anthony Woloszyn 192 Sweet Ave. Mr. 8: Mrs. T. Piwowalski 161 Playter St. Magdalene Ktatharu 30 Kent St. Mr. 5 Mrs. Henry Milka 34 Kent St. I Sponsors Mr. 8: Mrs. Stanley Woloszyn 14 Kent St. , Buffalo, N. Y. C. Majewskl 346 Paderewski Dr. Ioseph A. Dudas Lombard St. Mr. 8: Mrs. Anthony Wos 34 Kent St. Mrs. J. Woraczek Mr. 8: Mrs. John Sajecki 35 Kent St. Friend of R. Szweda A. E. lakmz Co. General Camera Service 814 Broadway E.I.P. - W.I.U. Mr. 8: Mrs. Wigiert Mr. 8: Mrs. Smynteck Edward Piotrowski Mrs. S. Piotrowski Frank Piotrowski Mrs. Stella Przybysz John B. Gossin Mrs, Joseph Militello Mr. A. Rubocki Michael I. Vathy New Era Market Mrs. W. I. Huggins Mrs. Jerome Lenhard A Friend of Group 104 Mr. and Mrs. Keller Miss Loretta Ball Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Resnik Robert Billoni ' Mr. and Mrs. M. Bykowski Glove Auto Pans Company Marion Ruhland lemme E. Bittermann Redmond Bell Jean Rakowski Esther E. Peterson A Friend of Group 104 Edwin W. Piel Mrs. George Minnes Ray Weiss Rmemary Logreen Ray Cooley's Ins. Gregory Ruhland R 8: R Spencer Arthur Levan A. Cleaner Boyce Home G Auto Supply Earl Sanger Anabel Reed John l-I. Wilson Dr. T. L. Terry, Dentist T. C. Thompson, Jr. M. I. Brady Stengel's Restaurant Mrs. Keenan. Miss. Koma, Miss. Wehrlc, Mr. Buck and Mr. Wyatt, keeping an eye on the new building, Franklin Yerlna Theresa Musial June Chruscicki Mrs. James Bautz Robert Pagels Mrs. Jalm McCarthy Mrs. A. Maas Charles Barber Shop Robert Frost Meyer ' James Losel Philip Schoen Charles Duge Sylvia Rmzala Robert Jasczak Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis Klimowski Superior Fish Company Woody Joseph J. Panlccia Florence Blum Mr. and Mrs.-I. R. Nerneth Mrs. C. E. Selby Lewis Eimers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cappellano Mrs. I. Szczublewski Mary Ann Woods Jerry Sobczynski Mrs. David Tutuska 'Chester Fronckowiak Mrs. Arthur Roth Hari Kozerovskis John C. Newman Stan1ey's Construction Co. Joe Miller Ed. and Dick Peters Main Snack Bar Joe's Meat Market Ann M. Hall Dairy Queen Harold A. Kuehfus Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nowak Mrs. Stella Nowak Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jankowiak Daniel A. Nowak Fred A. Klinshaw Mr. and Mrs. Kowalewskl Mr. and Mrs. C. Kasllnslti 8: Son Bill Kulesz Joe Davis Mihalic, Francis John Mllka Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Karpik Mrs, Helen Szczypior Mrs. Rose Stachura Mt, and Mrs. Chester Banas n 5555? E.: sg? mga? 0 5-EZ gm:- '42 -. . and MIS. Louis Rossi 98 Anna Wolniewlcz Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Przybysz John Zaranek Stan. Oleksiak James R. Rudnicki Corby Plumbing S. Ziamkowski H. D. Taylor Company Paul Schroeder Ray Schulze Jeweler Radio Sr Appliance Service Fully's Radio 8: T.V. Service Roland M. Ogden Suffalk Del Mrs. Dobmeier Mrs. J. J. Dudziak Bailey Bowling Academy, Inc. Union Barber Shop LaVerne E. Boguhn 0 8: B T.V. Miss Ann C. Koemer Ayers Radio Shop Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Ulewski Mr. and Mrs. E. Pustelnik Empire Glass 8: Mirror Co. Mrs. Susan J. Group Mr. Andrew Lynch Mary Sturrn Gordon Dreher Group 100 of Annex Mary Hlis Beck Mt. and Mrs. Thomas Hallett Mr. and Mrs. Walter Horst Mr. and Mrs. Casimer Pustelnik From a Friend of Group 100 Kensington Opticians nvin C. McFeely F Mr. and Mrs. Milton Schallmo Mr. and Mrs. Al. Odziemlec H. Adamczak A. Blamowskl Mrs. E. Blamowskl Betty Jane Gerdouski Casimer Stolz Gerald Kubera Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kos Walter E. Borowiak Mrs. S. Dolegowski Ann Zini Mr. Olivet Voss 55 Mrs. S. Webb E. P. Anderson Buffalo Dry Cleaners Central Park Bowling Alleys Schroeder's Market Da Guys Apamnent Eight Bob's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Paddock Frederick Melndl Warren Neon Displays Mrs. H. Lazarski Mr. and Mrs. J. Biedrzycki Edward A. Walsh Mrs. Rose Kameth Mr. and Mrs. John Lontkowslti Juanlta's Shop Jordan's Drug Store Kleln's Market Charles M. Jerge, Jeweler Kinney Shoe Co., lnc. Fairbanks Del. Mrs. Marie Hoelcle Mrs. and Mt. Flmbel A Lucky Pierre Fan Leroy Pharmacy Schuessler Hardward Amold Du Quin Shoes Pam and Len Gabner's Comer Store Bud and Lou Clinton Collision Suburban Collision Modem Brickwork Anthony's Colllslon Casper Gelsomlno Service Great Lakes Drum 8: Bugle Corps Anthony Trililo Mrs. Rose Bartkowiak New York State Extemrinatlng Co K. L. 8: M. Paint Store Jalmke's Delicatessen Vincent Muslorskl Mr. and Mrs. I. Ponholzer Oliver A. Sherer Eleanor D. Catena Mr. and Mrs. J. Ceraml Mrs. Sophia Pawlik Mr. and Mrs. J. Welg Mr. Sherwood Hagen, Sr. Mr, Jolm McCarthy Bruce Radka Ml. and Mrs. E. Reger Bobby and Johnny Rumschlk Mr. Lars N. Schuster Mrs. L. Troyan Mr. and Mrs. H. Farrell A Friend of Group 104 Audrey Hlmmelsbach Donald J. Greer Mrs. James English Mrs. l. Geryak Mrs. Joseph R. Ellis C. E. Kidman Longos Frozen Custard Mn. P. Liberty STUDENT GOVERNMENT OF SENECA EXECUTIVE BOARD OF TRIBAL COUNCIL 'Q Chairman E. PHILLIPS Co -Chairman Secretary E. KLINGLER pn WURST Assembly ,tdg X Escort L. RICHARDSON gig R. BRAUNGART Building Fire Prevention 85 I. SADOWSKI t 4- NB Safety ff ac J D. MAXWELL 4...-is l.-D' , ,. ffei. - 'mai-5 W .. sri .' :E M cr 1 0.93 f JL' 5: .1 S17 'Q .mf 3.547 . Locker 155 Cixi-:gEa K. ESCHBERGER 2nd Cafeteria Projection Crew R. VON I. BRUNNER Cl' Stage Crew D. BINGEL 3rd Cafereria I. KUCZKOWSKI Civil Dgfgnge Transportation F. BRUCH R. PITTMAN . ' .TM .... -.... Q4ogo99 Q . .5 ann 7 0 lv Tribal Council Sfudenf C0urT 99 Q 9 X is-J Ss S S t S Qs.. Seated: P.Wursl, Mr. L.Enge1, E.Phi1lips, E.K1ing1er. Standing: R. Pittman, R.Von, K.Eschberger, P.Steinkirchner, L.Richardson, R.Braungarr, D,Max. well, D.Binge1, J.Sadowski, F.Bruch, I.Brunner. The Student Court HE Tribal Council Court was added to Seneca's fast-grow- ing sfudenf government The first ggund gf the gqvel rang graciously taught the student iudges some of Blackstone's rules out shortly after the beginning of the second term, of court procedure, so that all students might have a fair trial. With the hope of correcting any and all students who might The court wishes to thank the students for their cooperation be led astray, Judge Ryan, chief iudge of the City Court, in Obeylng their obligations to it. l loo C C ,- 43 'I i If ! K on ' i First Row: D.Smirh, R.l-Ialter, T.Fitzsimmons, S.Zio1kowski, K.Danebrock, Second Row: R. Marchewka, R.Honecker, J.Johns, I.Hanaka, R,Giczkowski, R.Pirrman. Third Row: L.Meyer, I.Steinmue11er, W.Nagy, D,K1ocke, D. Wagner, J.O'Connor, C.Va1enri. Transportation Committee NE of the most important committees that has been estab- Some of their duties are the preventing of pushing, yelling, lished at Seneca is the Seneca Transportation Committee and the using of profanity while being transported to and from fS.T.C.J. Its iob is one of the most important among the com- school. They also make sure that there isnodefacing or damag- mittees because the members are responsible for upholding Sen- ing of N.F.T. property. eca's great reputation with the outside world. A good repu- With the cooperation of the rest of the student body, the tation of a school helps in deciding the future of an alumnus of S.T.C. will be able to continue its work in the years to come that school. The boys have been doing a great iob. and to build upavery fine reputation for Seneca and its students. 4 'full Lv r Q Tribal F1rst Row T Petrlllo M Calhoim R Nero S Bona F Cavallato D Imhof L Epstein 1 Reese, M.Croakman. Second Row: N.Foige1man, R.Kuk1a I Herrscher S Incardona JDowney R Lang T Summers G Now1ck1 D Watts Th1rd Row R.Nas1und, L.Meyer, E.Skwierczynski, N.Morte11aro T LENECA students have been privileged to see student government in action in their own school. The installation of this practice in all high schools will serve to prepare teen-agersfor the roles of citizens after graduation. Our Student Council, with its various committees and groups, learns in an at- mosphere of fellowship between teachers and students, since both parties work hand in hand in the making and enforcing of school rules. r' X 4.4, 1-ll ,D Y 1 is k 1 :Q I v A . if-P.:1'i1f1if4fs:a: a'f - -ivgiyijlii' 5.---f.-- uf'L':'1' Jfpu .- .-- -. L, :- --. , ,,. ,,., NTL . 'I - - 'A 'VW ., ,V A...-.f. ,utr I N -ygwkifk qs fA ' '-, 1qE'fi?f fX . 1, ,fs Council 6 -- - ,. 1 cd I l Fu-st Row: ,A.Gag1ia, S. Amone, N.DiPin-o, S.Adamczyk, R.Baker, S.Zio1kowski, R. Martin, R.Iuzdowski, M. Girage, J.Giambra. Second Row: L.Richard- son C.WC1SS. T.Kl1er, T.Fitzsimmons, C.Wuest, H.Pfendt, R.Jerome. J.Anzalone. .i.Gioe1i, P,Lazzaro, Third Row: T.Henke J.Csont N Re an I Thornton, C, Elliott, P. Buscani, D, Augustyn, R, Yerge, R, Marchewka, ' ' ' g ' ' HE old saying, They only make rules to stop our fun, is not believed by our students because we, ourselves, make the rules. We, therefore, realize their importance and the need for their enforce- ment. It gives us a feeling of security and pride to know that we are able to express our views and new ideas as well as to have the benefit of the experience of our teachers. That student government will continue to be successful at Seneca and will be tried out in other schools is our fondest hope for X . fo. the future . l l vi X , is . 'SF yn. nr ww 1 . ' N First Row: I.Skalski, R. Shaver, I.Pasco, B.Transiskus, S.Zio1kowski, R. Orr, R. Marchewka. Second Row: W. Adams, R.Giczkowski, E.Billittier, I.Mc- Glynn, B.Benning, 1.1-Ianaka, D.Tate, N.Tomczak. Third Row: K.Latke, R. Dudek, C.Va1enti, R.Ka1man, M.Czemerynski, B.O'Hara, P.Lesniewsk1, Building HE building or hall committee consists of approximately sixty seniors and some iuniors. The members are responsible for maintaining order in the 1 halls and in other parts of the building. They volunteered their study periods Q 'E I. Hardin. 4 in order to do this work. Acting as monitors, this grou eliminates much of the trouble caused by the students. A pupil without a lnegal pass, if caught by a committee man, is returned to his room to obtaina legal pass. A student who violates any of the rules set up by the committee is summoned and appears before the student court. He is tried and a verdict is handed down on his violation. Mr. Engel and the faculty are proud of the remarkable job they have been doing and will be doing in the years to come. J i 'L' 1 xr .5 ' ' ' fy! ,X . 1 Farsi Row: D.Iendrowski, R.Ha1ter, S.Amone, T.Croad, R.Micha1ski, A.Hasenstab, R.Dominiak. Second Row: I.J0hn, I.Novak, J. Mangold, 1.Piechnik J.Downey, F.Naegler, T.Fitzsimmons. Third Row: L.Stap1eton, W.Smith, R.Bant1e, G.Weisenberger, I.Sadowski, J.O'Connor, L.Lesniak, L.Meyer. Commi'r'ree rf' 'Ft X, o I Q I f, , 'J f 1, Q .u A va gf . S. Ziolkowski, E. Hejna, R. Honecker, J. O HE assembly committee is one of the newest committees created by the reorganization of the Seneca Student Gov- ernment this year. Last year this group was known as the as- sembly announcers and its sole purpose was to take charge of the honor roll assemblies. Two of the duties of the committee are to read the names of the students on the honor roll during the past marking period, and to make any announcements that have to be made during the weekly assemblies. 'Connor, G.Nowicki, I.Dixor1, L.Richardson, E.Kap1ewicz. ssembly The boys on this committee also assist Mr. Engel and the faculty members in the planning of our assemblies by doing such iobs as: ill i2l 137 selecting movies to be shown writing speeches conducting our service awards assembly at the end of the school year . Mr. May is explaining to the boys their duties as assembly announcers. 106 . f,,,.....q s K ,I ,-- ' ,Q --A, sf' Lx'L X A T.l-lenke, W.O'Hara, W,O1sen, R,Braungart, P.Wurst, R.Teeft, Dr. Runfola, R. Krawczyk. Esc HE purpose of the escort committee is to escort visitors around the school and to describe to them what is going on. They also answer any questions that may be asked by the visitors. The faculty advisor of this committee is Mr. May. The Committee has arepresentation in the Executive Branch of the Tribal Council but has no power to vote. At the present time there are twelve boys on the escort Three of the escort committee members describing the new build- ing's shower room and dressing room to Mr. Engel and Mr. Theruer. 107 ort committee: four seniors, four iuniors, and four sophomores. Six of the twelve boys are machinists and the other six, elec- tricians. Each of the boys on this committee is a high grade studentand hasa full knowledge of the happeningsin the school. Up to the present time the committee has escorted visitors from Europe, South America, Asia and Africa. ,Q sw ' -AQRYQFWTMYVLT my ,,,lu- as Y 0 Flrst Row J Skalsla T Croad H IedrzeJewsk1 F Bruch. Second Row: R. Yerge, E. Murray, I.Petrie, A.Mil1er Civil Defense LTHOUGH this committee is in its infancy, under the E. B.T.C. program, its purpose was carried out by each one of the members. At any time of the school da when an air-raid drill was sounded, the members swiftily and quietly, with their arm-bands in place, went to work to maintain order in all parts of the building. During the year this group did a fine iob. With its membership of fifteen on the alert, all safety precautions were taken so that in case of an actual attack, all would know how to act, where to go, and why they have to obey the rules and regulations set up by the committee. The importance of this group will be greatly appreciated in the future. Doubtlessly it will become one of the most important committees in the Student Government. Af , , 46 , K . ,. x 4- K 9 gr r K, .1 w5,f,. i ,V Eff' ' 1, ,O ffv fr l S ,,,,i:f'm S ,f 4 i: H? 'Wi I, ' y ,...- , , 3 , 5 xx 3 . ,ff gifs? ef' wg, ,1 nga Q x ,f X, ,H It-xx X ,g,,,f QQ K X93 .fggg SS 1 .ff . sf ' A W,- V :dig Y Mfg m xg 32 1 ii A ,XQ , 1 .lx T.Henke, R.Dominiak, R.Becker, I.Brunner, R. Smith. Projection Staff 0 HIS year is Seneca's most efficient year for the proiection staff. Their chief duties are operating the projector, the portable slide machine and the spotlight in the auditorium during assembly programs. The crew, with the guidance of Mr. Hellems, faculty advisor, is capable of repairing all the equipment. ill During assemblies, staff members take charge to see that the equipment is set up for the program. An operator is also provide to run an educational film upon the request of a teacher. Another less publicized duty is to see that order is kept in the room while a film is being shown. R i First Lunch mpgs-WW S 5 First Row: R,Nas1und, L.Meyer, RJ-Iartl, Second Row: R,Ka1man, F.Lukomski, H.Koenig, N.Regan. Cafeteria URING the school year our three Cafeteria Committees have been doing a splendid iob, despite the fact that the school's cafeteria room has been split into two sections be- cause of our new building . These committees were created some years back to maintain order in the cafeteria during our three lunch periods. Each group elects its own captains, lieutenants, and also its own members . lf a student is caught by the monitors throwing papers and trash around, he stays at the end of the period to clean the entire room. The monitors also try to eliminate some of the disturbance during lunch time. In past years this group has proved that with the coopera- tion of the students, it can supervise the cafeteria without the help ofthe faculty. I so 9 l What'11 you have? f 4 :W sw,- C 'mon, decide already! H2 .4 , 4 7 fx fs an Second Lunch First Row: P.Giordano, S.Arnone, E.Bi1littier, R.Yerge, W.Dunn, L.Buczkowski, A.Saluzzo, Second Row: J. Meagan, E. Murray, J. Regan, K,Egchbe1-seg, L. Stapleton, R. Abendschein, R. Dudek, R. Von. Q -Q 'VI Nw. 'H .. 1 1 Third Lunch First Row: P.Wurst, R.Dominiak, S,Ziolkowski, R.Martin, P.Ste1nkircImer. Second Row: R. Braungart, J.Sadowski, J.Hardin, B.Benning, I.Kuczkowski. 113 to-F Joi' ,eq ws av.. .sb 5 ks ,,-c. mv av-Q an 7 if XX I K- 3 if . L g .. ,fi , as e 2 First Row: I. Skalski, P, Giordano, S.Arnone, T.Croad, J. Marchese. Second Row: S. Andolina, I. Novak, R.Bamle, D. Smith, R.Rauscher. HE principal purpose of the Locker Committee is, first of ull, to maintain order where lockers are lo- cated during dismissal time. Every day before dismissal time members of this group are stationed in their assigned positions on all of the floors, including the basement, of the building. The every-day duty ofa committeeman is to maintain order, and to prevent yelling, pushing, and other un- necessary noises caused by the students while getting their belongings from their lockers. During the past year this organization, combined with the Fire Prevention and Safety Committee, peri- odically checked lockers for litter and fire hazards. They've also made signs, and painted white lines to maintain traffic in the basement where the locker room is located. The locker room was locked at all times by the members except during lunch time to prevent any unfortunate incidents. This committee has had a very successful year. It is very proud of its record. .-......, H4 Us . i f ,Q s Nu V . ADVERTISERS ,I f 0 . lf in in lmnnq, R' Q i Q .. . 'o ' 1 x s - 4. ,156 'f '- N - AV Q . ,RIN gil' ' x f . mf,- ,.. . 'NJ-f 39 Qi. -949 fm. ' rf, fa ' L' wif AQ W Qi -fa . A -91, 1 . ,ff ' . 'Z' rf. ' .pa ' K SAVE TIME SAVE MONEY PHONE wA. 6772 COMPLIMENTS SENECA . BLUE PRINT RIX COMPANY OF HERBERT KNIGHT K near SMITH ST BUFFALO I0 N Y I87 DELAWARE AVE BUFFALO 2 PHONE FA 7726 MA 9I25 I492 PHONE HU 9709 RUDOLPH FREY INC COM L'MENTS MAKERS OF ROASTIES M 55 W THE SKINLESS WIENER THE MAKERS OF FINE SAUSAGES T 678 WILLIAM BUFFALO 6 755 E DELAVAN BUFFALO I5 PHONE Cl- 7700 L A WO0LLEY INC f Z' Z QE,-'f'-.5 Q ' P WHOLESALE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES q Ev n FIXTURES f APPLIANCES 75 77 ELLICOTT ST BUFFALO 3 N Y: I 7' Suekov I ECHNICALI RRSONALU Reuuuewpfl- EL . , . . I . , N.Y. . WA. ' OF , N.Y. ' f N-Y- ' a I f I gy ' ' ' Q Q11 If .. f .ffg :.Q.lv-3-Egg lf!! Ii K ' 1 I N L' I ? 'C 7 I W xi Yr, 7 'IN II: - . I -Y- f .l,,EQ'.- S PIII : A 5'...fI . II6 FIRE-AUTOMOBILE HOUSES-FARMS PLATE GLASS INSURANCE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PUBLIC LIABILITY MORTGAGES BURGLARY LmnrEfPhmQnk LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER INSURANCE AGENCY TELEPHONES HU 4942 RES TA 4952 225 LOMBARD ST COMPLIMENTS IERRIS FOOD MARKET OROCERIES FROZEN FOODS MEATS SCHOOL SUPPLIES NOTLONS 138 E FERRY ST EL 3995 BUFFALO 9, N Y PHONE HU 4048 96,0 GOLD CREST ICE CREAM CO INC MANUFACTURERS OF ICE CREAM AND CANDIES FAMOUS FOR FLAVOR 1444 BROADWAY BUFFALO 12, N PHONE HU 0411 WE DELIVER FOR BETTER MEAT AND SAUSAGES WIEANDS MEAT MARKET A TRUE VALUE MEAT MARKET 2267 GENESEE BUFFALO 11, N Y COR HUMASON GENESEE RADIO an PARTS INC WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS RADIO 81 TV PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 205 GENESEE ST BUFFALO 3 HUMBOLDT PARK HALL 81 RESTAURANT 951 GENESEE ST HALL RENTED FOR ALL OCCASIONS STAR EXPANSION BOLT CO 224 TERRACE BUFFALO 2 N Y HAL CURTIS BRANCH MGR PHONE MA 2133 BARRON FUNERAL SERVICE ELLYN D BARRON 1932 BAILEY AVE BUFFALO 11 NEW YORK PHON E TA 3620 OF ' HU. I ., . .Y. ' ' CL. 1970 CL. 1971 HU. 9454 A' SCHMIDT 'DROP' . , N.Y. I 1 a ' I 1171 1 ' , PHONE P1 1 f ' F ::- . 0lP0l'0 100 :Zig MANUFACTURERS OF SKILSAWS AND SKIL PORTABLE TOOLS STANDARD ELECTRONICS DISTRIBUTING CO. INC. DISTRIBUTORS OF RADIO AND ELECTRIC COMPONENTS AND EQUIPMENT WHO LESALE ON LY 1497-T505 MAIN ST. PHONE: GA. 5000 BUFFALO 9, N. f f Y. I fl ..,....,... A HIVIA llmllo 1:--mum-Y .......,.. ,,,... L. 1 ..,......,... i H- . Hu. B .......... ... 76 PEARL s1. MO. 111o EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS H BUFFALO 2, N.Y. SOUTH BEND LATHES IN ALL BUFFALO SCHOOLS MACHINE 1OOLs--POWER TOOLS--ABRASIVES AIR B. HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT--FASTENERS CUTTING TOOLS--SHOP EQUIPMENT BUFFALO ROCHESTER sYRACUsE ELM1RA R. 81 F. FINDINGS and MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC. PLASTIC MO LDS PHONE FI. 2574 TOOLS AND DIES 1850 WALDEN AVE. BUFFALO 3, N.Y. II8 8130 SPONSORS Mr. 8: Mrs. Clarence Miller Mr. 8: Mrs. I. Eisgruber Mr. A. G. Long Mrs. H. Wiese Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank J. Wetzler Ed. Heigl Shirley Ann Ball Mr. 8: Mrs. Stanley Sinicki Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Schuh Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Schmidt Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Moore Mr. Leo Albrecht Jane Gail Russell Philip 8: Mary Ralabate Mr. 8: Mrs. Harmon Benzee Dave Jaeger-Alan Jones-Ron Benz-Max Braun Mr. 8: Mrs. H. I. Jaeger Mr. 8: Mrs. John Sprada Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis Benz Mrs. Clara Michaels Camillo's Market Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. Jones Mr. 8: Mrs. Miner 8200 sPoNsoRs Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Beaver Mr. 8: Mrs. T. J. Wintermute Carol 8: Al Mn. Rose Bert Mr. 8: Mrs. James Merrell Mr. William Aldinger Mrs. Pelssinger Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomton Mr. 8: Mrs. Gonsior Mr. 8: Mrs. John Dlttenhauser Mr. 8: Mrs. V. J. Fredricks Mr. 8: Mrs. William Bihl Kenneth M. Float Mr. 8: Mrs. L. Kocsis Mr. F. Stegner Mr. 8: Mrs. G. R. Manning Mrs. Sybil Unbewust Betty 8: Ralph Mr. 8: Mrs. L. Gioeli Tony's 8:June's Delic. 1840 Clinton Mr. 8: Mrs. H. James J. Goinskl Bakery The Buczek Family Hank fDel.j Kozlowski 8201 SPONSORS Mr. David R. Dixon A. Posch Mr. Edmund Shelton Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Strach 8: Family Mrs. T. Silvey Alben Kem Mrs. Jessie Baker Mr. 8: Mrs. B. Pazdersld David F. Pajack Mary Notaro Mr. 8: Mrs. G. Zimmerman Mrs. lda Woods Art Hohensee Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomson Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter Czaplick Mr. H. Kling Mrs, Henry Karl Mr. H. Garrison Mr. 8: Mrs. Jos. Manning Geo. Brown's Service Station Mr. 8: Mrs. John Amold Mr. 8: Mrs. John Smith 8202 SPONSORS Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Vltko Dorothea Pedone Mr. 8: Mrs. James Causey Mr. Harry Levisy Mike Aronica Elmer J. Schlferle Henry Danz John Donahue Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Event Gene Zglinicki Paul Ruhland Robert Stein Thomas J. Allcata, Jr. Mr. 8: Mis. C. A. McDivitt Chic Beauty Salon Dick O'Connor W. G. Ziegler 8203 SPONSORS Deinhart Drugs 1507 Fillmore Ave. Mr. 8: Mrs. Samuel Auria Gil Mucci Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Koutsos Helen Sloan Mr. 8: MIS. Messina Mr. 8: Mrs. Ross Mr. 5 Mrs. Johannes Mr. Rocklein John M. Lang Mary M. Lang Blackie Mrs. C. Yahrstorfer Hertel Laundry 8: Cleaners Kiminskl Ilrs. -620 Walden Ave. Mr. 8: Mrs. Jack White 8: Son 8204 SPONSORS Mrs. A. Chazen Dominic Pace Miss Irene Vinti Mr. 8: Mrs. B. Slawinowski David Grotke Nell Godfrey Mr. 8: Mrs. Ettore Lazzaro Mr. 8: Mrs. Alvin Schmidt Mr. 8: Mrs. James R. Marshall Julius Hemperly Wlnspear Television Mr. 8: Mn. G. Martin Dorothy Fuhr David Peter Blaine Allen Joseph Galm lrene Lorkowski Mr. 8: Mrs. George E. Rackl H205 SPONSORS Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl Augino Mr. 8: Mrs. Cavallaro Mary Jane Rzepecki fRustyj Bless Delicatessen Easy Brand Bleach Richard Gietl B 8: B Radio 8: T.V. Service Fred Ruppel Mr. 8: Mrs. Iullus Dent Ronald Rybarczyk Rich 8: Frank 8: Willie Co. Buffalo Aces. 8206 SPONSORS Paul Urbanski Russell Alaimo Don Heisler Peg's Delicatessen James C. Deveso Russell Deveso Arthur C. Thomas Mr. 8: Mrs. S. Canzoneri, Jr. Jim Rackl Dragon-Wagon's Joe Regalla Roll Call 206 Michaline Galus Judy Perry Mr. 8: Mrs. John I. llyko Lenore Galus Adolph J. Galus Kenneth Taylor Leonard Baumgartner Joe Giliforte 9207 SPONSORS Lee-Allen Store Westem Auto Associate Store Kenneth J. Cassel, Jr. Mrs. Wm. Cwiklinski Miss Sonja Spicker Mr. 8: Mrs. James J. Kelly Mrs. Joseph Batugowski Mr. :E Mrs. C. Owczarczak Escort Shop H9 Otto Etnmert Mr. 8:Mrs. P. I. Romano Anthony F. Gugino Michael, Jerome Klrldand Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry Simmons Eugene I. Gamett Mr. Frazier Lee Laurry Keith A. Kirkland Sander's Delicatessen 450 Dodge Mr. 8: Mrs. James J. Maloney Orf's Food Market 444 Dodge Riederer's Restaurant 475 Northampton St. Pfeifer Delicatessen 499 Northampton St. Mr. G Mrs. Walter Truman Waller Willard.H. Herbold Kenneth A. Hoffman Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert C. Wechter Mrs. W. C. Mueller Ed. Merhling Mrs. Anne Hoak The Kieffer Family Mr. 8: Mrs. E. Valtin M. R. Evans Mrs. Wm. Croesman Shreder Family M. E. Sones Mr. 8: Mrs. V. Gates S. I . Nebrich Mrs. Eliza Andre Mrs. Emst Mrs. Bessie M. Schaefer H230 SPONSORS Dennis DiPirro Cappy's Food Shop 2435 Delaware Mr. 8: Mrs. B. Gerlach Arlene Helenbrook Mrs. Daniel J. Gadra Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Jankowski Gerald Grodek Mr. Aloise Golda Ellen Marie Ryan Paventi-Martin, Sr. Mrs. Jane Girage Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl J. Heckel F 8: H Ranch Genesee St. Millgrove, New York Mr. 8: Mrs. Sciolino Donna Gerlach Daniel J. Banach 199231 SPONSORS Ronald Walczak Stanley Zaremba Homelite Corp. Mrs. Florence Wesolowski Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter Zink Herbert C. C. Mertz Mrs. H. Fischer Mrs. Raymond P. Henke Ben Pietrzak Nora McCarthy H232 SPONSORS Richard Popiela Edward Lipinski Elaine Winkelman Joseph W. Geerkin Mr. Carl Erickson Joseph Ferrentino, Sr. Diane Watz Helen Ciecierega Susan Dombrowski Bill Coleman Robert Weitenstein 9330 SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. C. Hoffman Bill Crane - Graduate of 1954 Don Johns Joseph Militello Richard Lawida 414307 SPONSORS Alma Pruuli 3303 SPONSORS Patricia Bailey 8300 SPONSORS Roberta Stoltz David Scesney Plower T. J. Summers Dorma Hamnond George Zembsh Mr. and Mrs. A. Hejna Larry Mlchalskl Bob Borchlewlcz Herbert Kirchberger Wally Franuslak Marlene Kuske Paul Nowak William Schultz Miss Barbara Bednarek Bob Furst James Reese Yogi Wangler Lewis Wargo Allen Pellnat 5301 SPONSORS Charles Amst Mr. Edward Sloan David P. Smith Clinton Elliott Mr. lrvin Amst Joan Ragan Barbara Beck Diane Bergen Miss Evelyn Ballosh Kenneth Repschlager Joseph Di Maria Russell Caldwell William Rybarczyk Mrs. H. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. W. Lenhard Vidis Malejs Gary Swartz Del Anderson and Mrs. Lawrence Dorr . and Mrs. Leon Gomy and Miss R. G. Hoffmeister 55 Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. L. J. Rick 5 . and Mrs. Michael Costello - F302 SPONSORS S . and Mrs. W. Hemqulst Joseph A. Casper Joan and Dick Mr. and Mrs. Hetrscher Jerry Gerlach Henry Kaczorowskl Carolyn and Ron Tom Widzinski John Jezewicz Mrs. James Anzalone 8303 SPONSORS Jerome A. Grabowskl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krawczyk Gloria Knox Joseph J. Weiner Ronald Mihara St. Louis Boys Ronald Mrowinski Rose-Marie Spence Mr. and Mrs. M. Dischner Barbara Frelsck Sharon Bloom George Silverman The Four Dukes Thomas Greene Mildred Marino Emest Block Miss Elizabeth Dole Mrs. William Hahn B's Grille Mrs. S. I. Nawotka Sally's Tavem Key Market Buffalo Bar Supply Miss Viola Buckwald Mrs. Leola Martin ALRY TOOL 81 DIE CO MARTIN RYAN JAMES ALLEN FRANCIS ALLEN JOSEPH ALLEN I7I CHERRY ST CL 6865 BUFFALO 4 Y KNEERS TA 9747 RESTAURANT LOUNGE M Illillfllll! 740 DEIAVAN AVE BUFFALO I6 N Y GLIBEQQNQROS AUTO WASHING I040-1044 E DELAVAN BATTERIES ACCESSORIES HU 9677 JORDAN SUPPLY CO PHON E MO 9861 COPPER TUBING AND FITTINGS REFRIGERATION and AIR CONDITIONING SUPPLIES 95 ELM ST. BUFFALO 5, N.Y OF . . ,N. I . ,. ' 0 s 9.0 I20 CAMERAS FILM MODEL AIRPLANES DEVELOPING PRINTING SHIPS CARS 8. ENLARGING 8. HOBBY SUPPLIES Webr Miz ED RCSE S CAMERA AND HOBBY SHOP 51 GENESEE ST NEXT TO ELECTRIC BLDG WALTER A wEHRFRTTz JR CL 2551 DAY RI 5683 NIGHT vu 7038 RENMORE AVENUE KENMORE N Y BUFFALO 3 N Y JOHN D TAGGART, Inc C B C GULF Dodge Passenger Cars fX HRS A DAY Mopar Factory Engineered Parts Plaza sooo WA 9432 5479 Mann Street 389 FILLMORE BUFFALO 6 WILLIAMSVILLE 21 NEW YORK AT WILLIAM NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OFA TONYS 81 JUNES THE BEST IN A COLD CUTS 1840 CLINTON ST BUFFALO 6 N Y KENSINGTON BOWLING ffqvlaan and Geibowr ACADEMY ROY E PEARSON Prop FUNERAL SERVICE OPEN BOWLING DE 0849 AFTERNOONS I TO 7 SATURDAY 8- SUNDAY 266 EAST STREET AT AUSTIN BUFFALO, N.Y. EVENWGS PHONE UNiversity 9696 3106 BAILEY AVENUE BUFFALO I5, N.Y. I - f f . , . 993 ' ,' , , , , , Plymouth Passenger Cars . Dodge Job Rated Trucks OPEN 24 ' ,Y ' v I I 1 I Of 0 , E . I2I OPEN ALL NIGHT LINCOLN 7175 8. 9600 SMITH S AUTOMOTIVE we Q E SERVICE TEL WA 9396 930 MAIN ST at ALLEN BUFFALO 2 N Y I49 E TUPPER BUFFALO 3 N Y TEL MA 0830 JOSEPH MARTIN SPORT HAVEN and SON FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES ATHLETIC GOODS THE FINEST IN SPORTS AND GROCERIES EQUIPMENT RAWLINGS CONVERSE LOUISVILLE SLUGGERS 618 WASHINGTON BUFFALO 3 N Y WILSON BRUNSWICK 2III SENECA AT PRINCETON BUFFALO I0 N Y l PHONE BA 5456 ED ELECTRIC CO ED fPonzII PANCZAKIEWICZ STANLEY S FURNACE Licensed Master Electriclan COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL? RESIDENTIAL C H I N G 64 PAVON IA sr BUFFALO 7 N Y BEDFORD 2724 647 WALDEN AVE. BUFFALO II N.Y. I I933 KENSINGTON AVE. PARKSIDE I695 I TA. 4466 HU. 28,9 BUFFALO I5 N.Y. HOMEMADE SAUSAGE 8. POULTRY L60 Sauer I. ADRIAN SONS, INC. Funeral Homes FRESH SALTED AND SMOKED MEAT 823 GENESEE ST. HUMBOLDT 7I83 BUFFALO II, N.Y. I750 GENESEE 2256 GENESEE I .522 . . sr. ,,, ,.. ,.. nf. I . ,.. I I I22 Mrs. Laura Honecker Mr. Elmer Honecker X304 SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glczkowskl Marilyn Dennis Ruth Gerrnann John Santora Ronald Baginski Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Lo Presto Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Croakman 'Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wirth Mr. and Mrs. George R. Wise Mrs. Vemo McGlynn Mrs. E. Prlester Mr. James E. Fronczak Mr. J. Henry Fuller Beth Knapp Fabinlak's Delicatessen 3305 SPONSORS Ted Barber Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reardon Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Senfner Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gurbackl Mrs. Mary Ziebarth Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Epstein Robert Glelszewskl John and Carol Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrer Bellanca 8: Barone Fumlture Co. , Inc. Mr. Leo Janowski Sylvester Falkiewlcz 3306 SPONSORS Mrs. Felicita Berrios Mr. Pablos Berrios Caslmer Wachowiak Miss Connie Wldmayer Mrs. William Emst Miss Marilyn Schilling William Smith M. M. 8s B. Construction Company Mr. and Mrs. John Maurer 8307 SPONSORS Miss Gall Woods Adams Food Center Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Reczka Mn. S. Chrzanowski Borowlcz Food Market Mlss Nora Evans Mrs. Josephine Pollchette Miss Vonnell Wagner Miss Shirley Schindler Doris Schmitt Mr. and Mas. Peter Buscanl Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bath Mr. and Mrs. Lawlcki Mr. and Mrs. George Karl Mr. and Mrs. R. Bielinski Mr. and Mrs. K. Barry Mr. Alben Goepfert Mrs. Kathryn Femandez Miss Ann Rudnlcki Mr. and Mrs. Tony Teti Mr. I. Janiszeski 0331 SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ventrioe Fred Hlerl Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fix Mrs. Michael Mercurlo Mr. and Mrs. James N. Abate Mr. and Mrs. M. Capozzl David Gerbracht Paul L. Schuler Mr. B. Angielczyk Miss Eileen Blake Mary Ann Cicero SESW nuns 55552 TIF? 5205 SSL-ig 2 0332 SPONSORS and Mrs. John J. Thome Chamxalne Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Preussey Joseph Jagord, Jr. Joseph Meat Products Joe Mutter Louis Giza Sugarman Oil Company Mrs. George A. Day Angela Lange Angela Scime Miss Lauretta Rombach Mrs. Teresa Cervl Mrs. John E. Ortolf Mrs. Antoiniette Abbonando Theodore Kelly Friend - Class of 1940 Mrs, John Adamczyk Stan Gates Moxie's Auto Service Black Rock Clinic Krajanowski Swl's Restaurant Black Rock Restaurant Trlole I Restaurant Lesnlak's Del. Meister's Restaurant l-lank's Dynamaster Service Stanley's Restaurant Miss Pat Wilison Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zelasko The Gustets Rose Turchiarelli John Fischer Henry Schlersing Family, Rhythm Bar 8: Sandwich Shoppe Collins' Restaurant Marcy Service Don and Phil's Barber Shop North Park Cleaners Edward S. Kasprzak Market Martin J. Plewacki Walter's Market Victor Boruszewski Market Johnney Anderson Trio Llnkner's Market Orlando Market if-soo SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. G. Bieber Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bieger Emest Billlttler Cecelia Nlemlnski Nancy Smith Mr. and Mrs. George Rauscher Mr. Gordon Meyers Donald Smith Louise Teresi E. C. I-leldenrelch Joe Schuster william Burger Mrs. C. F. Oster Richard Desimone Robert Fowler Brockton's Shoe Boys The Tenor Man Bill D Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Krawczyk Miss Emma Bonnet Jerome Tafelski 0401 SPONSORS Don and Judy Carol Yerge Fred and Lorry Alois Urban Mr. and Mrs. Newell Mrs. Vitovitch Ed. and Pat Carol Larkowskl Mary Kowalczyk Jimmy Miller Mrs. Latke Judy Winter Eleanor Benson The Tank Leon and Phyllis Pauline and Sam Fran Gorskl Ron and Jean Mr. Arthur Sulzbach Eddie and Diane 6402 SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson William J. Love Mr. and Mrs. George Hagadone Eileen and Ron Carol Lett Mr. Stanley Szymanek Howard and Audrey Joey Gee Giambra Garden Market Marshall H. Aber, D.D.S. John Smith Mrs. Richard White Joe Hakes Judy Wind Philip T. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Phillips Robert Noody Betty Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Saluzzo Specht's Food Shop - Rogers Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. G. Steinmueller Mr. and Mrs. E. Kenna Irene Zurawski Mrs. Helen Biltzer Jennie Lesnlewski 3403 SPONSORS Leon Lesnlak Jim Ball Iohn R. Skalski Jim Hanaka Ronald Sljaka Erwin E. Miller James J. Conmey Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Bantle Walt I. Nagy Ted Koeth Ted Koeth Barber Shop Stan W. Goral Mr. Ted Laughner Mrs. Walton Engel Eddie Reed Mr. Walton Engel Thomas J. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. E. Klocke Bamey's Smoke Shoo A Friend Shirley Ann Dewald Cappeller's Merfs Wear Anonymous - Universal Mirror Company Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Smith Bingle, Dan Billy Davis Van Wie, Gerald Robert J. Rentz - Riverside High Ronald fFlngersj Pittman Benjamin Daniels Norrlne Halter Ron Halter Jim Rogan Mr. William Halter Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Bruch Bruch, Frederick B. Dick Gruszeckl Hank Marusewski Death Valley Dave Buck M. Grabp 3404 SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Alioto Joan and Louie Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Koenig Mr. Joseph Novak Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ras Mr. and Mrs. F. Tomczak Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andolina Mary Macumber Varga's Market Marg. and George Herbert Strasser 3405 SPONSORS Mr. C. I . Wagner Helen Yambor Donald Seyfrled Mrs. V. Wagner Ken D. and Sandy I. Donald Tate Don I. and Babs B. Roe M. and Al. G. Tom H. and Margie C. Bonnie Zlellnskl Heldman's Bakery Jerome Woznlak Richard Wawrzonek Mrs. Richard Dodge 5406 SPONSORS Robert Baron Daniel Kessner Roxann Stevens Jack Marchese Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith Murgar's Dry Cleaning Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Nowak Dixie Candy, Inc. Louis Omel B. Szeglowskl Louis J. Bielli Mrs. William Jendrowskl Carol and 'Nancy Donna Marie Rolando Mr. and Mrs. H. Hartl Jlm and Rose T6ET1liTfl'T' Court-M-Jones Tiny Al Fish's Superette Mrs. Anthony Grublak Goss Television Service 3407 SPONSORS Woodside Abbott Barber Shop William Lenhardt Ron Tumlel Mrs. Grace Upton Nell Regan Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Omlcloll Mrs. Peter Dole , H431 SPONSORS Good Luck - Michael Guziolek Karl Zimmermann Robert Overhoff Harold Cleslewicz Mr. and Mrs. Walczak Mr. Max Baker Lawrence Stapleton Jack Edward Csont James Prem - Canisius College '54 William Myszka - Burgard '52 John Valtln - Fallon '53 Angelo Grlllo Jack Meegan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Valenti Kappa Delta Rho Wanda Sklbickl Teresa Limlna Stanley T. Kolek Larwood Service Claire Stocker Joann Tullpane Bob and Terry Linda Lee Gross Shirley T. Shaffner Carole Lynn Holcomb A. W. Denler, General Insurance M30 SPONSORS Carmen's Club Finale Joseph J. Hebeler Streng Oldsmobile, Inc. Robert W. Stephenson Mr. James A. McMahon Don Benker's Girl June Stanley Bandurski Ed 8: Aldine Goodwin Miss Theresa Pepe Miss Judy Detlg Mr. 8: Mrs. Challis Jolms Miss Priscilla Webster Joseph M. Kuczkowskl Leon R. Suckow Mr. 8: Mls. F. Flelschhut Mr. Sz Mrs. Joseph Gruber Mr. J. Flelschhut Mr. 81 Mrs. L. Schmitz Samuel T. McCarthy Mr. 8: Mrs. G. Schmldtfrerlck R W GIBSON COMPANY DRAFTING SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT 802 KENMORE AVE PHONE DELAWARE 4321 BUFFALO 23 NEW YORK .IERRY BRENNAN S SOCONY STATION SO 9552 2032 SENECA COR GEARY BUFFALO 10 N Y CIISENTINO GENESEE CIIRP gi, g skfww I Flay 3909 GENESEE STREET CHEEKTOWAGA 25 N Y R-VS -'57 PHONE PL 9300 PLAIN AND WATERPROOF CONCRETE OFFICE AND YARD 2255 PINE HILL CONCRETE MIX CORP 2255 BAILEY AVE BUFFALO 11 N Y MOLDS 81 MANUFACTURING MOLDS FOR PLASTICS RUBBER AND DIE CASTINGS TOOLS AND DIES RE 3710 3222 UNION RD BUFFALO 25 N Y KOBLER ac MILLER BETTER HOME FURNISHINGS FOR OVER 65 YEARS FOR OVER 65 YEARS 316 320 GENESEE ST CL 6185 BUFFALO 4 N Y Buffalo Sfrucfural S'reeI Corp. FABRICATION - ERECTION WAREHOUSE 166 DART ST. SUMMER 2205 BUFFALO, N. Y. I j X ' ,E ROV A If A . xx -IRE QI MOTOR CYCLE PICK UP 8- DELIVERY TOWING SERVICE II I Q,.,x iQ?1.T c. f fiavgff 1, 1335- 52: . l E- g15E?', :1.g:+ . o my , . . BA. . , . . I I u 4 , , , 124 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '55 AQ? l , ,fs Graduation from Seneca High School is an achievement of which you may well be proudl lt represents the first milestone on the road to success. As you continue your career, at college or ln the business world, you will find that a smart appearance is a valuable asset. Successful men in all walks of life have found that Clothes-by-Kleinhans ls a good rule to follow. THE KLEIN HAN S COMPANY ,2O',,'fI'N2E'2Em'LK 'ms FARRAR xl Hams wonoomltv 'M POWER BOILERS REPAIRS STAC KS TAN KS 20 MILBURN ST BUFFALO I2, N Y l00l JEFFERSON AVE BUFFALO ll, NEWYORK 9 - ' 9 -' INC. w 1 M l X srEeL HEATING al EX ' A , 'I' . l25 COMPLIMENTS OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS LOCAL UNION NO 4I I B E W L WITH SINCERE BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF SENECA VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL X 6,0-Wlvvv on Elnrtriral mnrkera LOCAL UNION 4I BUFFALO 4 N Y AFFILIATED WITH AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR N Y STATE ELECTRICAL WORKERS ASS N CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL N Y STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR OFFICE 915 JEFFERSON AVE GA 9058 . . . . . ., AF . 1'5 lil ilnternairnnal 3 Ernthrrhnnh I'l,Y:,.a I . f-E-Ig - ' ,V gf! I - , my I . .N I I 0 If . . . I26 M30 SPONSORS Qcontinuedj Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Profic Mr. 8: Mm. Aubrey Tobln Dolores 5 Steve Sonia Root Romayne G Nicky Mr. 8: Mrs. W. Dominiak Roberta Braded Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Hardin Mrs. Anna Baron Ford Bumer Sales 107 Montrose Ave. Mr. 8: Mrs. E. Braungart Mrs. W. E. Stelnkirchner Ron Martin Ron Spadone Lolbl's Collision 3432 SPONSORS Mr. 8: Mrs. G. Braun Richard Braun Dorothy fDotJ Marchewka J. Kolb Meat Market 2564 Bailey Ave. Richard Rall Hines Parker Mr. 8: Mrs. B. O'Connor John E. Mehs 1Electrlcal Workj Katz Jewelers Donna M. Keeton Deborah A. Keeton Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Burns Lucy Sturm Jim Mangold Miss Carol Sonnenberger Ronald Gee James Wahl Carol Bonner Ben Kwiatek Miss Irene Szarpa Mr. 8: Mrs. E. Szpylman Diana Strozewski Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Strozewski Roy .Bateman 8: Sons Mr. 8: Mrs. Abendschein 8130 SPONSORS Jim Miller '54, U.S.N. ff'-200 SPONSORS Mr. 8: Mrs. George Berzer Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Becker Mr. William Grady Mr. George Barth Ann Curcio Mr. Joseph Curcio Michael Louis Maccagnano F201 SPONSORS Barbara Baker Stanley Baker Hugh McMullen Louis W. Mellenger Robert Perry . Minnie Dixon . Arthur Henthom Bertie G. Dixon . Bertie G. Dixon Charles Lundquist K-A Bowling Pln Service Michael Stone Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Stone Bartlett's Delicatessen Mrs. Anna Cline Mrs. Elizabeth Bell James Blackburn Harold Heath Patricia Musrelak 0202 SPONSORS Wonder Bread Mr. 8: Mrs. James Maher Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Voas Elenore C. Hemel Harry I. Durclulag 55555 Mr. 8: Mrs. Lymr Starkey 8: Son, Harry Joseph P. Barry Mrs. Donald Shannon Leo Ward Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas J. Alicata, Sr. Art's Quality Meat Market Miss Doreen Guyett 3203 SPONSORS Paul P. Creola Peggy Dickson Mary'Papa 3204 SPONSORS Leo Zyskowski May Blanchard 3205 SPONSORS Margle's Del. 73 Goemble Jean's Delicatessen 699 Walden Ave. Stanly Furnace Co. 647 Walden Walden Five 8: Ten Cent Store 614 Walden Ave.. Buffalo, N. Y. Compliments of a Friend Schaefer Furniture John Sandecki The Glenwood Press Mrs. Rose Maska Mr. Harry Maska Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Rlederer Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter Thomasser Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis Vashi Mr. Douglas Pearce Mr. 8: Mrs Thomasser Mr. 8: Mrs A. Gerstner Mr. 8: Mrs Francis Desmond Mr. 8: Mrs Norholn Mr. 8: Mrs. H. Young 8:Mts John Koster Mr. . 0206 SPONSORS Juanita Dress Shop Violet Dreher Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert L. Carr Miss Lanora G. Robinson Miss Elma W. Plummer Mr. 8: Mrs. David Cooperman Mr. 8: Mrs. Loyd V. Plummer Mr. Miles White F207 SPONSORS Westem Auto Supply Co. 843 Tonawanda St. The Hi Tone 859 Tonawanda St. Kathryn Stevens Laura Stefaniak Rainbow Restaurant 1139 Genesee St. A Friend lgr'r. Barkowicz Ted's Delicatessen 47 Walden Ave. , Buffalo 11. N.Y. Carl 8: Jel, Del. Albert W. Giese 9231 SPONSORS Park Furs 2053 Genesee St. Breinlinger's Delicatessen Bailey 8: Burlington R232 SPONSORS Mr. M. J. Reichlmayr James J. Winkelman Bamey Food Shop 119 Ludington Mr. 8: Mrs. Bematd Mellerski Mr. 8: Mrs. Elmer Winkelman Michael Popiela Edwin Heyer Marv Ann Popiela Raymond Rumpl Mary Popiela 3300 SPONSORS Walley Patterson Alfred H. Franzek Wargo's Red 8: White Wm. H. Kloesz Don Tech Gerber Dani Post Babe Colasurdo Mrs. Herman Geigl Wargo Red 8: White Dorothy Varnado Mr. 8: Mrs. Eldridge 3301 SPONSORS Bnrno P. Malejs Elaine R. Hoeltke Henry Kress Russell J. Kress Henry E. Kress Don Schauf 14302 SPONSORS Mrs. Cl. Huber Hauser's Restaurant 325 Broadway Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Martina Robert C. Eckam, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Eckam Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Brave Mrs. Edna M. Boos Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl J. Buckley Mrs. Louis Steinagle Mrs. Gordon Fischer Mrs. John Fischer Mr. Herbert Beu 3303 SPONSORS Mr. 6 Mrs. H. Hendel Mr. 8: Mrs. Jos. Lukowskl Mrs. Barbara Hofer Mr. August Hofer Mrs. N. I. Schauger Kenneth R. Handley Mr. Eugene Kubera Mrs. Anna Handley Erie Co. Dlvislon of Practical Nurses N. Y. Inc. Phil Gentille Lenny Huber Les Fox Robert F. Schaefer Jeweler, Lancaster, N. Y. Mickey Mclnemey Ralph Bleckinger Cell Bay Pat 8: Don Jean Williams Mr. 8: Mrs. I. Siwinski, Sr, Mrs. M. Banks 8: Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Nomran F. lsale 8: 5 ff304 SPONSORS Frank Cox Mr. 8: Mrs. Eugene Zawadzkl Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Halicki Mr. 8: Mrs. Herbert Slisz Mr. 8: Mrs. Chester Buczkowski Miss Felicia Fronczak Mr. 8: Mrs. N. Zimmerrnan Mr. 8: Mrs. Myron Fronczak Albert Schwartz Chuck Scherer Harry Robinson, Jr. Eugene J. Walkowiak 3230 SPONSORS Ben's Delicatessen Ferry 8: Montana St. Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Urbanski William A. Greene Richard A. Manikowskl Mrs. Clara Rusch Miss Rosemarie Rusch Mr. Richard Rusch Mr. 8: Mrs. Clayton Todtenhagen Mr. 8: Mrs. Chester Todtenhagen Mr. 8: Mrs. T. A. Grabensteln 127 William F. Frledl George Erb Co. , Inc. Ruth Germann Mero Battistoni fClass of 19351 Mr. G Mrs. Philip Grlsanti Joseph Pappagallo Icsephlhe Grlsantl Mr. 8: Mrs. Incardona Mr. Wm. Callahan G 8: L Grocery Ruth Erlon Carolyn Kuebler Marguerite Toth Edith Hury Pat Russell Joan M. Topor Son Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Topor Felicia R. Augustyn Casey Najmrodzki Stanley E. Augustyn 0305 SPONSORS Eppy and Mary 8306 SPONSORS Stanley J. Sllchta Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Mlchalski Mr. 8: Mrs. M. Heuser Mr. 8: Mrs. M. Golembiewski Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Kaczmarek Joseph I. Michalski Mr. Edward Domanskl Miss Jane Domanskl Mrs. Rose Ratka Mrs. Adele Domanskl Mr. Norman Ratka Mrs. Josephine Ratka 8330 SPONSORS Mrs. Nettle Denny J. H. Denny, Jr. 4 B Food Shop R331 SPONSORS Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Caruana Rita Atzrott Seneca Vocational High School Library Mrs. H. Kuettich Smelzer's Delicatessen Henry Weiner william C. Dick Miss Loretta Collins Mrs. J. Bames Mrs. E. Collins B332 SPONSORS Mr. 8: Mrs. Ferdinand B. Strozewskl Freddie and Alice Strozewski Eleanor Kozlowski Cheektowaga, N. Y. Mr. 8: Mrs. John Gnrpa Dunkirk, New York Joan Waligun Carol 8: Gerald Gradl Jean Schreckengost Mrs. Russell Nero Mary Ann New Barbara Turchiarelli Reliable 3400 SPONSORS Louis Bllllttier Ann Blllittler Ninfa Ambrose ludy Desmond Violet Silvestrini Frank Bilittier Joann Kleindnest Leo Schuster, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Leo Schuster 3401 SPONSORS Park Side Market 1751 Clinton Street Art Toblsz 445 A. F. R. Whitman Auto Sales Used Cars fiiargainsy 2343 Genesee Sr. George L. Seyler Bill Mlkolajczak Mr. Anthony Mleczak Jean M. Adams Mr. 8: Mrs. li. Juzdowskl Mary Ann Juzdowskl Ron Juzdowskl A Friend William Hotel 1121 William St. Frost's Pharmacy 1832 Clinton St. Carol 8: Al. - Best of Luc Spislak Jewelers 1865 Clinton St. Wally's Delicatessen 1849 Clinton St. Michael Murray, Sr. Angel 8: Alan Linda 8: Twins k. Roll Call 200 'id WILLIAM ALDINGER RONALD BEAVER ROBERT BECKER EDWARD BERT JAMES BUCZEK JOSEPH CURCIO JAMES DITTENHAUSER JACK FLOAT ROBERT FREDRICKS JOSEPH GIOELI RODNEY GONSIOR AL HEINING EDWARD KENNEDY PAUL KOCSIS JAMES MANNING ROBERT PEISSINGER GARY ROSENBERRY RALPH SCHLIERF JAMES STEGNER CARL THOMPSON JOSEPH THORNTON ROBERT UNBEWUST DONALD VAN ELK JOHN WINTERMUTE Roll Call 406 BROWN .... MONTALDI .... . MORTELLARO GROSS ...... . ZELAKIEWICZ . . HARTL ..... KENNEDY . . . . . LARSON ..... KORCZYNSKI MECKES ..... . ICHARLIE HITLERI UACK COOLER, IMOTOROLA T.V.I QGUS HOPPERI KZELLYI IFILL' ER' UPI QBARRELSI ISWEEDJ ICORAJ QCAPT. JERRYI MR. HEINTZ CONE OF THE BOYSJ H. LINDSAY. . . . . QLINSEED-OILJ J. SYZDEK . . . . QSISSORSI E. LIPIARZ . . . . . ISTINKYI F. LUKOMSKI . . . . KBLAW OR BLAUI . WAGNER . . . . QHUNGRYI D J. LOHOUSE. . . . . . QOWLJ J. JENDROWSKI . . . . ILIL ABNERI D. MAXWELL . . . . . IMR. SENECAI R. SMITH . . . . . QSHUTTER BUGI I28 Broadway Knitting Mills Incorporated JAC K ETS SWEATERS SPORTSWEAR MANUFACTURERS HI TEEN FASHIONS WALLY MARQUART, V P Sales Manager ANGERS APPLIANCE CENTER- SPECIALIZING APPLIANCE REPAIRS 1176 BROADWAY BUFFALO I2 N Y 1477 E DEU'-VAN BUFFALO I5 N Y PHONE 2300 COMPLIMENTS 2329 31 M DYMAC INC WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR RADIO AND TV PARTS AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT AIN ST BUFFALO I4 NY BRAND MACARONI PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED BY GIOIA MACARONI CO INC I700 ELMWOOD AVE BUFFALO 7 N Y l' Q - IN PA. OF I I29 BE WISE 0 w BUY ANODIZED The lafesf development In chemically freafed Alummum Combination Windows and Doors , NO Rusrmc NO PITTING f NO oxnolzmo NO DlscoLoRAnoN No clean ng wth steel wool! ANUDUED Clean w ih soap and water K D DOOR CO PHONES BA 2645 BA 1618 762 E Delavan Ave Buffalo New York ? if is? 331 :FJ -l TELL. THE 13oss I WANT 'ro SEE HIM I 'seg-v I30 ..f Alben Spots Flora Murray 13402 SPONSORS Richard Piontek Mrs. Mary Szymanek 3403 SPONSORS Anthony M. Pantera Mrs, Jennie Sljaka Helen Sljaka Mr. 8: Mrs. Nicholas W. Sljaka Nicholas R. Sljaka E. C. B.' 6405 SPONSORS Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Danebrock Richard R. Warzel Don Warzel Joseph Warzel Edward M. Warzel Mn. Hattie Wirth Rose Ziolkowski Carmella Vizzi Victor Geruase Stephen Ziolkowski George Manica's 8431 SPONSORS Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Jones John Kasprzak 149 Weston Ave. From A Friend C.B.F. 3432 SPONSORS Robert Nichols Buchbinder's Service I. J. Wallace Mr. 8: Mrs. Stanley Marchewka Mr. 8: Mrs. I. I. Carroll Robert E. Schott Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Schott Myron Hall Peggy Hale Jane Fltzslmmons Mr. L. Fitzslmmons Mrs. B. Fitzsimmons Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Matela Miss Patricia Braun Mr. Richard Braun Mr. 8: Mrs. George Braun 3301 SPONSORS Miss Joann McKeman 4430 SPONSORS Maroone Motor Co. Sales - 2409 Harlem Rd. Service - 253 New Walden Ave. Harlem Walden App. Co. 2405 Harlem Cheektowaga, N. Y. 4402 SPONSORS Mr. 8: Mrs. James H. Richardson 4430 SPONSORS Joe Kuehmeier 3303 SPONSORS' George W. Cook Mr. 8: Mrs. Nelson Balk Mercea M. Lester 3305 SPONSORS Mr. 8: Mrs. Stephen Duszynski 3430 SPONSORS New Allen's Snack Mr. 8: M.rs. Howard Wirth Mr. Q Mrs. Allen Hilbrecht Mrs. Ray Tate Mr. Ray Tate 3406 SPONSORS Frank Foster Robert I . Flynn Gordon H. Cooper Mr. 8: Mrs. Andrew Hom Mr. 8: Mrs. I. S. Kennedy Frank I. Bums Carl Great, Class of '23 Mary's Delicatessen Henry C. Stephan Mr. QMIS. A. Zelakiewicz 3407 SPONSORS Mr. 8: Mrs. John Regan Mr. 8: Mrs. Art Fields Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Getman Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Day H430 SPONSORS Charles Hartenberger Joan Dulak Mr. 8: Mrs. Leonard Krempa A Friend Mr. 8: Mrs. Leo Ozark Grabbe's Delicatessen A Friend Richard Bryk 350 Longnecker St. Anthony Palma Compliments of Judge Wechter' Paramount Studio 28 W. Chippewa St. Ostendorf Motor Car Corp. Busch Bakery 678 Genesee St. Les Matthles 474 Hewitt Mr. 8: Mrs. G. Paul Ford Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Kalbeleisch Mr. 8: Mn. Otto Suckow Mr. 8: Mrs. Earl Suckow Poe's Mob Mr. Edward Gostomski Mr. Joseph Chester Mrs. B. Ruszaj Gerry Chester Antoinette's Sweet Shoppe Henry Benker Miss Gertrude R. McGee Mrs. Henry Benker Miss June Pace Donald Benker Victor Jasik John Pietruszewskl Alice Kuczkowski Henry Jasik 7Mary Kuczkowski Rose Ziolkowski Carmella Vizzi Victor Geruase Stephen Ziolkowski George Manlca's AUTOGRAPHS Q -.sawn wx 1 f at 5 S w Q. .. v Y -Q . we BL .S tsgga gg. md NF We may u f- : '- E- .,.1 Ks.. -I 'ir' 'K .. Uk 8 sf ' 'WX A Q 'ts 1. Y if P iwfiiug 'Q 11 . If .i .i if .gggwg x 5, X Qi' Q me Q - w R .2 , 'gg s Y. .. iii 195 g fx 3 '2 Jwqvxgx !?u kay? Q Q wx as so Q. ss. . 'Q MR. HATTENSBERGER AN' HIS CHILLUN Martin g b.., ,:N. A , Z l ' L 2 - -. X it gk- . 2 S tm --'A-' 5532. i Mr. Hattenberger if ,.,A . ,N Braungart in 'B J Q . . .funn Brunner Y . 1 , M , L. ' :Q Fleischhut Ruhlmann PROPHECY Dick Baron- Take Jack Webb's place on Dragnet. Don Benker- Be an Army Sergeant in charge of painting tanks. Brian Benning- To get his first date when he 's 22. Bob Braungart- Become president of the Cheerio Yo-Yo Company. Joe Brunner- To oil the tailstock of Worthington's 72 lathe. Ron Dominiak- Be a bouncer at the Palace. John Fleischhut- To become head cashier at Loblaw's. Jim Hardin- Be the Pablum Company's 732nd Vice President. Jack Johns- Will be a G. I. War Bride. Joe Kuczkowski- To start a harem in Arabia. Ron Martin- Will remarry Marlene. Joe Ruhlmann- Become a photographer for Everybody's Daily. Jim Sadowski- Be the president of A. A. Ron Spadone- Be a singer on Grand Ol' O'pry. Paul Steinkirchner- To manage Elmer Fudd's carrot farm. Leon Suckow- To become assistant copy boy at the News. George Weisenberger- To start a barber school. Paul Wurst- Became Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. Steve Ziolkowski- To be elected Girl Catcher in Medina, - hw. N. Y. 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