Trott Vocational High School - Trottarian Yearbook (Niagara Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1956 volume:

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We know that you will try to live up to our great expectations. May God speed you on your way and richly reward your efforts. E. P. Sharp, EJ? Principal :ft to right: Mrs. Barnard, Mr. Bruce, Mr. Check, Mrs. Duke. md row: Mr. Finger, Mr. Garrecht, Miss George, Mr. Hudspith. 'l-'harris' cw, R F C LTY 4' ?5 if ,2- if P -wx' ffx 1. '55 :fr V It 5--- wth.,-5 Top row, left to right: Mt. Knapp, Mr. Kovach, Miss Kocic, Mr. Layo. 2nd row: Mr. Marlette, Mr. McAuliffe, Mr. G. Meyer, Mr. Morton. 3rd row: Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Reeder. 4t.h row: Mr. Schuster, Mr. Thlelking. George Small, Director of Vocational Education 3 WT' A Y if Q 15+-1. YA m A 'I fi ., NX 'W-ff. Mr. Toole Mr. Tyrrell Mr. Walker ,. ., 1 173' D 1 N Mr. Walz 5. 5 gr lt I F '- . 3 5, - v 4 Q -4 rss ' ,pn -my WU Left to right: Mr. Morton, Mrs. Graves, Mr. Polniak, Miss Basile, Mr. Thron, Mr. Clark, Mr. Korsh, Mr. Krum finsertj Mr. Newell Meyers. R. CHARLES ALSWORTH, English instructor pictured to the left, retired in November after teaching at Trott since 1928, when the school was first opened. Mr. Herbert Downs, right, left Trott for local industry in February. Mr. Downs taught Drafting at Trott since 1947. Both Mr. Alsworth and Mr. Downs will be remembered fondly by Trott students. 4 1, 'GL Q.,- 'Wlnvv i , 6 ' ...Lf . ,NW RLS- 353 212 'gf . viii -Z 1 7.- :f-f ' ' I REMEMBER THAT ..... ROTT started the year off with a bright new look. It was not only the new interior painting but also the enrollment of the chemistry and nursing girls. Trott, now for the first time in about five years, truly has become a co-ed school. The registration this year proved to be larger than last year's. There were a total of 440 students of which 36 were girls. The faculty of Trott also had a new look with the registration of five new teachers. They are Mrs. Mary Duke, Health, Food and Nutrition, and Practical Nursing: Mr. John Hadden. Music: Mr. John Kovach, Englishg Mr. Frederick Knapp, Mathematics and Blue Print Reading, and Mr. Samuel Hornbeck, Drafting. Mr. Hornbeck replaced Mr. Herbert Downs. The Student Council waded right into the problems of the school with great enthusiasm. Advisor for Student Council was Mr. Hudspith. President was Jerry Barksdaleg Secretary, Edgar Townsend, and Treasurer, Larry Langdon. Along with the help of the Trott Activity Club they were able to give a Valentine dance to raise money for the cheerleaders uniforms. They also had great success when they sold sweatshirts. In September Trott Topics came out again and this time was a better and bigger news- paper. The paper sparked by Louise Higgs, Sylvia Curtis and Judy Conte, had the help of William Trump, Jerry Barksdale, Diane Villone and Josephine Abdullah. Advisor for the pa- per was Mr. Toole. Also in September came the reorganization of the Camera Club under the supervision of Mr. Toole. Membersof this club have taken pictures of the basketball and football games, dances and pictures for the yearbook. E IOR Seniors not pictured on the following pages are: Paige Silvia, Auto: Fred Briggs, Millwrightz Art Garabedlan, Carpentry: Donald Travis, Carpentry: James A. Ball, Drafting: Brian Seller, Drafting: Robert Brooks, Drafting: Danial Rlnker, Drafting: Howard St. John, Drafting: John Neri, Electric: Ken Huff, Welding: Hugh Bats, Machine: Richard Ogden, Machine. Mr. Layo, Advisor: Jerry Mletz. Treasurer: Barbara Reed. Secretary. Preslknt Frank Fabin missing when picture was taken. 5 Le on Adamczyk, Auto I Phil Alte rio, Drafting t Q a S Ned Apigian, Drafting James H. Ball, Drafting 4 D E g . - ,, A L e Q Q S Jerry Barksdale, Auto 3 , w 'fi R - in Ray Behrens, Auto 6 Richard Alviti, Electric M634 gf w Roger Barbe r, Electric in Edwin Buetel , Carpentry 'Qi - I' 71 T i I if I x Richard Bevilacqua, Welding William Bohmholdt, Electric 'E S wr-r . n X n E. Frederick Burke' Auto Doris Burnham, Chemistry jf' 4.4 5, ,. i Dennis Cantlon, Drafting George Casher, Machine 7 0 .31 . Qs S fi? Nm K Kenneth Buc k, Chemistry John Bush, Drafting Q f Frank Chirello, Millw right Rudolph Conde , Auto 5 Darryl Culver, Carpentry 1 3 l , is Effie William Cook, Auto Tom Craver, Welding Albert Daniels, Machine Q! ii at sag, , x ,ff fu . W Q' E i Mark Daul . Auto Fred Davis, Carpentry Michael DiPietro, Chemistry Arthur Downie, Machine 8 Y , 1 Frank Fabin, Millw right I William Game, Drafting 'K ' f 6 !:i 'I Jilin!!! L Robe rt Geedy, Drafting Ronald Ferchen, Machine .2 f 5 Art Garbedian, Carpentry 5. 'f f f QM! f Richa rd Gilbe rt, Millw right 9 Melvin Force, Carpentry Q, Q 1 5' 1 f I Dominic Gabriele, Drafting f' '17 1 - 'ie E L Steven Gioannini, Millwright H M if James Gris sett, Welding .maxim A k,:vk .K . by Don Hartwig , Machine i i 2 i ,. Lewis V. Kazial, Carpentry Howard Klino, Electric 10 Thomas Guyatt, Millwright Robert Hall, Drafting Patrick Howey, Welding Charles Carlino, Machine la S y ,Q Q Ted Kudela, Machine , Q 7 ,N I Stanley Kulak, Electric 1--.4 1 Arthur Lauer. Machine Wx M. ' 1 x. ,fi , i Larry Langdon, Electric nn. 1 I , 5 .lf David Lenda, Chemistry lf L r Maloney, Draftin M Keller, Drafting ar y George ac 11 8' Thomas La Salle, Electric 'V' N, R' -L Q - i f fe E -x K f Germain Ludwig, Auto ul X 'Yi . - xx A ,V 7-,S Paul Manche ste r , Mac hine Carol McArd1e. Chemistry Harry McClintock, Auto aw 3 3 if Q 5 in 1 2, Patsy Micale, Electric Walter Miller, Drafting 4x4 f Wi 1 .wi . ' A s , , 2 l . , K g 3 I ::: Q t L Y i 7 ,Q If ,I . f Leslie Mueller, Millwright Robert Narkiewicz, Machine LZ .5 Je rry Meitz, Drafting f Roge r Monfort , Carpentry ,gt 'c . .. Q, M., K ,1- 1Q4ffQ1..'f1f , 1 r -:ef fi . enny yre C 1 f I Gene Palazzo , Chemistry iv, inf S I I I c x Don Paqlini , Chemistry . x 3 ' I H Russell Peters , Millwright Sw 9:1 Tom Pradelski, Machine Bennet Parkhill, Electric Q-aw-91 John Pierce, Chemistry we 'QSM Robert Price, Electric 13 ga Nu. Harry Pegg , Drafting 1 . .Tame s Piotrzkow ski, Machine gi v 1 ,x ,I ,. if Barbara Reed, Chemistry 5 . . ' George Reed, Welding Richard Reid, Auto x A , i 'I , vw' I ,Q if 1 1 Tino Rosini, Drafting Anthony Salciccioli, Carpentry KEN Ralph Shaghoian, Electric John Siuta, Electric 14 L - ' , - f A' Eiiiggg IL ' f Q in , . . , Kenneth Rige rman, Electric ,gps- W Z2 Henry Sayers , Electric 'X' Richard Montana ri , Carpentry l' ? - l V Jack Taylor, Electric t--'f f I I x Anthony T roia , Machine 3 sr' Jerry West, Chemistry 'Il Lb' is-Y -Q jk 7 X1 2 . A 1 dgar Townsend, Millwright Robert Townsend, Millwright is 1' if-V hw if V 1 A E t . 7 Eugene Trunzo, Drafting James Waters, Electric ...nl- l X 2 Zz Tom Whitcher, Electric Leonard Valentino, Machine 15 0 Q3 f kgyr Q I REMEMBER TH T ..... Q3 iv ' g' Q N early October try-outs began for the cheerleading squads, under the supervision of Miss Kocic. Those who made Junior Varsity are Lorelei Ehrhard, captaing Mary Yelder, Shiela Hennegan, Carol Kramarz, Lois Kerbo and Nina Fratello. Those who made Varsity are Nancy Metzler, captain: Judy Simpson, Joyce Mong, Judy Conte, Joyce Perman and Carol McCardle. They certainly showed their ability to cheer at the games, and provided much of the moral support for the football and basketball teams. Also in October, Mr. Bernard Check organized a group called the Trott Activity Club or more commonly known-among the students as TAC. Officers nominated and elected were Robert Townsend, President, Joyce Mong, Vice Presidentg Sylvia Curtis, Treasurer, and Judy Simpson, Secretary. TAC started off with a bang. First came the warmly received Halloween dance, followed by the suc- cessful Thanksgiving dance given jointly with the senior class. This was followed by one of the big- gest dances Trott has ever seen, the Valentine dance Hearts and Flowers, co-sponsored by the Student Council. Not content with the dances only, TAC sponsored an unusual fete for Trott: the very successful skating party given on April ll. Our football season was not very successful this year. Although we only won one game our team really showed their integrity to play and more than tried to win. We had one successful game out of eight games. We turned back Tonawanda, 6-0 in a victory well earned. Mike DiPietro and Dave Booth made the all city football team. In November Trott's chorus and band made their debut under the direction of Mr. John Hadden, our new music teacher. They sang and played in a manner which made us proud of them. Mr. Hadden has done a great deal to make the 1955-56 band and chorus the success it is. The chorus consists of 18 boys and 21 girls. On December 13, The Trott Trotters ffacultyj and the Senior Clowns fsenior classl played a basketball game to raise money for the senior class. Although the faculty won, we cannot say that the tactics used were according to the rules. 16 if 1'- Ill ,W I ' Y - is Q' LJ X 5 1 'J ,, ss Taking it easy on the bench after an exhausting round of cheers are varsity cheerleaders Nancy Metzler, Joyce Ann Mong, Joyce Perman and Judith Simpson. Below them, showing their form, are junior varsity cheerleaders Mary Yelder, Shelia Hennegan, Lois Kerbo, Lorelei Ehrhard, Carol Kramarz and Nina Fra- tello. Carol McArdle, also a varsity cheerleader, is shown in the insert. Below, Jerry Meitz is grinding out yardage during the High School-Trott game. Gordon Slipko U4, is moving in to help Dolphus Davis bring down Meitz., while Murry De Franco 4407 and Frank Chirello 151, hover in the background. 17 FRO THE HORSES 0UTH oach XM, UR football season ended with one win and seven losses. La Salle defeated us Q W 19-0. The Trott defensive unit played an outstanding game led by Joe Masselli, Jim ll' I Q ' Monaghan, and Jerry Meitz. if W 'nn S . . 0 The second outing came to the same endg Jamestown 11, Trott 6. Willie Porter , , did some fine running and Dave Booth got the touchdown. Against North Tonawanda it was our defensive unit with Dave Booth supplying the offense. The final outsome, North 13, Trott O. Our third game was against Lackawanna. This game was a thriller. Frank Fabin put on a fine dis- play with Chirello scoring on a pass. The final score, Lackawanna 19, Trott 6. The Lockport game was all in favor of the county seaters. They were determined to win at least one game because we had defeated them for the past two years. Loekpm,-t's greater desire tg win brought them to a 6 - 0 victory. Kenmore Blue Devils had to pull out all the stops to defeat a gallant Trott eleven, 20 - 6. Fabin scored Trott's touchdown, with Booth and Meitz supplying the offensive fire works. Our outstanding game was against Tonawanda. Our defensive boys held our opponents to a minus 16 yards. Joe Masselli scored our points on a pass. Fabin, Mietz, and Townsend led the way overland. The season's finals was a real brawl. It was a case of breaks which went to Niagara Falls. Trott out- played our rivals in everything but points. Everyone in our club played an outstanding game. Little Davie Booth had the most yards per play. Big .Terry Mietz, and Frank Fabin supplied the offensive punch which rocked our opponents' defensive. Trott Score Trott 0 Trott 6 Trott 0 Trott 0 I C Trott 6 Trott 6 Trott 6 Trott 0 18 qi. .4 -'p1Q:i',Q:fL 1' 5,-15.-.l H .4 r'.A'5': Q'551'r,, .Tigger 1 I!-,rug 4 ,Moll JI ,iQ ,-,J- .L af- ag: .' i .1 5g3,:1 1i2z4g.i,'f.g':-.rl.j,n . '. i':z'i'Tr'sr'g-fi , ek, 3319135-.Qi 5 Yfwffs fv- .v, Q 'FW- J 4 ' AEM., ,7f:fm:t75- if '- -sg, F 11? np: -.-13, ap- .S5'p0'xgk,:?'-E5-gm,-I'iE Jftvibri- . 'Ai g2,f.gf2'e:E '+'-2 ,gg ' 3 .- 1' 1. wngg-'avi H n'f:'a': '5554fw' -4-- 'WM Esnwfgaif r fr,-.. r..-.v..1..,... , .. , ,, 'PJ i :95 5l'55 l-f5l!51'1':f: 1 It - ' , N., 5 'iz if I r 4A . 114. J A.. it-1 . .ir-,Ex :IF-Q:-,.,. if sa-.,Q3,mmyii:.9,E15:a:ii5g,e2?1, Xi! ' Pictured below is Trott's Football squad. Front-Z7 Darryl Culver ZZ Lou Scrivano 40 Murry De Franco Bob Malvestuto 44 Jerry Meitz 37 Willie Porter 25 Rich Alviti 39 Willie Jones 17 Bill Game Pat Johnson 48 Mike DiPietro 13 Gene Frazier 10 Jerry Barksdale Ron Shuman 18 Frank Fabin Marshall Oursler 34 Joe Muselli Joe Benigo 45 George Casher 15 Bob Kudela Z3 51 14 47 Back- 45 Z9 40 46 A1 Daniels Frank Chirello Bob Townsend Ed Townsend Tom Conibear John Andrews Meitz-Manager Bob Horne Steve Panepinto Brian Kennedy 33 Ralph Bird Coach Fred Layo Jim Jones Fred Roussi Dave Masterman John Snyder Raym ond Re ynolds Dick Stenzal Don Reily Mario Panattoni Gene Palazzo 1 ll Uh. I9--.34-e J QQ 19 I Q i i Teams Score La Salle 19 Jamestown 11 N.Tonawanda 13 Lockport 6 Tonawanda 0 Lackawanna 19 Kenmore Z0 Niagara Falls 19 Dave Booth plows into a host of Lackawanna players. Joe Maselli, after throwing a block, looks at the play while Bob Kudela 115, tries to get to the action in the above picture. Below, Trott's jubilant ball players carry Coach Bruce to the locker room after their lone victory over Tonawanda. On the opposite page ftopl Frank Chirello brings down Tonawanda's Plant who received a pass. Al Daniels fZ3l and Mike Di Pietro Q4ljclose in to help the tackle. In the middle picture, opposite, Meitz finds himself on the bottom of a pile- up, while in the lower picture, the football team with student help stage an assembly peep-skit before the annual Trott-High School game. 20 4225 Trott W- 01 21, ee -S' Def To p a 'fm NFL Playoff ntle, Of 1. J' zn C ,.,f.?'!0. -if Ion., ass AA Sectional Q f -.,, Vocgmg. Qi? R 03.11 nda QQ? 0 elf,-. ,A.,, 63 61,1610 Kola 'G1,i'fflvMQ . 0 1 'H' T 1 'FOO qwanfw- Uflae 410' I - To Q T rm.: 0 0 H 12 X119 e 0 '69 A oses Ken' 600 fs 'fill NY-W www' pp um JS I' . 1+z s ...lr C H' 02' Riva. ' x..x L. ll . ,yyoybo N 'crigbe vt-,KL 0 S k S . Q ...- Q+rl'it3fg,,......g lf' Ke ee S econd W'nA5iUinst L+' as 1 ' 'Wa' iq me ,. Qwskoolizs B5 L ..l3z'ffCa2S'alle.BeafS Trott i ve rl ovznz Sco res 2 T n Openen ffl Ns stood? ouch d Owns HE 1955-56 Basketball Season started in a dismal fashion. We lost the first two games to Niagara Falls and Kenmore. Both teams out-hustled us in the last quarter to post victories. After the Christmas Holidays, Trott won five straight games, downing Lockport, North Tona- wanda, Tonawanda, La Salle and Lackawanna. After this string of victories we were tied for the League lead. Then the roof fell in. We lost three straight games to Niagara Falls, Tonawanda, and Kenmore and we were back where we started from. When the team beat Lockport and La Salle, things began to shape up better. In winning from La Salle, Trott established a school record by pouring 86 points through the hoop. The regular season ended with a 75-55 trouncing by Lackawanna. The team finished in fourth place and managed to cop the final seat in the play-offs. Lackawanna and Kenmore were favored to clash in the finals, but a stubborn, gallant, Trott team upset the apple cart by beating Lackawanna and Kenmore on successive nights. These wins enabled Trott to represent the Niagara Frontier League in the Double A Semi-Finals, which the team won quite handily beating a smaller Lancaster five, 58-35. The night of the finals in Memorial Auditorium saw a well oiled machine when Trott began to play. The team spurted in the second half to defeat Dunkirk 65-48. With these wins, Trott was crowned king of the Section V1 Double A and champions of the Niagara Frontier League Play-Offs. Coach Krumb can look forward to next year when he will have a highly rated J.V. team. The jun- ior varsity did very well, winning 13 games and losing Z5 one of which was in the play-offs. The score of those two lone defeats were: Trott J.V. 44 Tonawanda 52 Trott J'.V. 54 Niagara Falls 60 QPlay-Offs, ZZ Trott 53 Niagara Falls 57 Trott 71 Lockport 63 Trott 37 Kenmore 55 Trott 66 North Tonawanda 56 Trott 55 Tonawanda 50 Trott 86 La Salle 50 Trott 45 Lockport 34 Trott 55 Lackawanna 75 Trott 54 North Tonawanda 52 PLAY-OFF GAMES Trott 63 La Salle 57 Trott 56 Lackawanna 46 Trott 62 Lackawanna 59 Trott 48 Kenmore 38 Trott 35 Niagara Falls 52 Trott 58 Lancaster 35 Trott 69 Kenmore 74 Trott 65 Dunkirk 48 Trott 49 Tonawanda 65 Left: Mike Balassone and La Salle's Phillps try to tap a jump ball on La Sa1lc's Court. Pictured below are Trott's Varsity men: Rear, Jim Monaghan Co-Captaili, Bill Gains, Gcnc Palazzo, Bob Philbrick, Larry Maloney, Frank Chircllo. Front, A1 Daniels, Jcrry Batksdalc, Co-Captain, Lew Kazial, Frank Fabin. Coach Milt Krum. .2 'uv 7:- Z3 E il' Xe ,X Y lR0f', rf, 'KRUT N , F ggi sg if 5 tx E El Shown above are J.V.'s Qrearl Danielwicz, Jakubezyk, Ballasone, Ketch, C.Harris, Jayne, Smith, and Wil liamsg ffrontlConibear, Panepinto, Reily, Bird, Jones, Acceta, S.Harris, and Coach Walker. Below are the victorious Varsity men Daniels, Maloney, Kazial, Philbrick, Monaghan, Palazzo, Chirello, and Barks dale, in La Sal1e's shower room after dumping La Salle in overtime. , pam 24 'hw-. JL-rry Bznrksdalc folj and John Jackson 156, tryin vain to pick up za loose ball. The ball went out of bounds and was awarded to Tro tt. Q g xl fl.. 1 ry Ma- loney and Bill Game try to take the ball away from Gordon Slipko who is looking for a teammate to pass the ball to. On adjoining page - Loyal Trott supporters cheer the basketball eftl Trott's Lar team on during the N.F.H.S. con- test, while High Schools Tony Gallo 16, tries to steal a rebound away from Jim Monoghan U97 and Gene Palazzo f70J. Looking in vain are Bob Armstrong UO, and Ken Slonis fZ4l. IN. JN. I REMEMBER THAT ..... T the Christmas Assembly, Mr. Toole's fourth period English class, took part in a dra- matic reading of the Christmas Carol. The Students who participated in the play were James A. Ball as Scrooge, Barbara Reed, Carol McArd1e, Doris Burnham, Eugene Trunzo and Ken- neth Buck. Ben Parkhill, Howard Klino and Jack Taylor provided sound effects. The assembly was followed by parties for the rest of the day in the homerooms and shops. Mr. Hadden's chorus caroled through the halls. Trott's intramurals were again started in basketball, volleyball and bowling. Champions of the basketball intramurals were the Faculty while those of the volleyball were Millwright 12 and those of bowling were Mixmasters. The Senior Class under the direction of President Frank Fabin, Treasurer Barbara Reed, and Vice President Jerry Mietz, came out with quite a few good ideas this year for money raising projects. Among them was the selling of refreshments at the home basketball games. Mr. Fred Layo was senior class advisor. Trott's news, sports and talent was thoroughly publicized on the radio during the year. A new program, Pepsi Teen Time, was broadcast on WJJL, on which Trott was well represented. Judy Conte and Sylvia Curtis alternated on announcing the schools news, while Ralph Shagoian aired our sports. The talent of Trott, four regulars, were George Henderson, Doris Burnham and a duo, Judy Simpson and Nancy Metzler. In early March a new school paper, The Trott Trojan, came out. This paper was headed by Art Downie, editorg James Monaghan, sportsg Shiela Hennegan and Diane Villone, typists. Mr. Kovach was advisor. In February, Mr. Kovach presented a play 'Tain't Fit For Man or Beast. The play was presented during one of our assemblies. The cast consisted of Darlene Scheie as Mag A1 Daniels as Pap Nina Fratello as Little Nelly Nancy Metzler as Rich Widowg Charles Carlino as Baby Face: Art Downie as Guy Forsythe, and James Monaghan as Handsome Ha1. The play was enjoyed by all at the assembly. 27 ' 'ahve ev The highly successful Valen- tine dance was sponsored by Mr. Check's Activity Club, 4- In addition to the thousands of flowers which Mr. Check's students made by hand, a Wishing Well was manufac- tured and used as a center of attraction in the gym. Shown to the right while making their wishes are Mr. Check, Mrs, Finger, Mr. Finger, Mrs, Check, Mrs, Layo, and Mr. Layo. These fac- ulty members and their wives chaperoned the dance, f'-'H vu, s A fs F t' W egg Shown at the left are Nancy Metzler, Bob Townsend, and Mr. Finger, Presenting the awards to Gene Palazzo, and Betty Marklinger who were chosen King and Queen ofthe Hearts and Flowers Dance, held in the Trott Gym on February 11, 1956. '1 I ,-0, 2 ! I' 1 a 7 I . T-T px T -, i H 35 5 X f 33 x' if Yt 5- :. J L, . Ely. 'Wifi X, w 5, Is. ,i,. v 'n f:'v .Ii X 2 .65 4591 Shown in the top Photo is the cast from the la P y. 'Tain't Fit For Man or Beast. From left to right are: Baby Face fCharles Carlinoj, Widow Clancy fNancy Metzlerj, Little Nell, fNina Fratelloj, Paw, 1Al Danielsj, and GuyForsythe, qArt Downiey. Sitting are: Handsome Hal Herbert Ulm Monaghanl, Maw, qDarlene Scheiej. Little Nell faces a snow blizzard in the circular insert, while the bottom picture shows Guy Forsythe inafitofane Bb ' ' g r as a y Face makes off with the Widow Clancy. 30 I REMEMBER THAT ..... HE yearbook finally got on its way with the help of Mr. Toole. Pictures were taken, cut down to size, glued, and write-ups typed. This could not have been done without the wonderful co-operation from staffers William Trump, Louise Higgs, Tony Genova, Syl- via Curtis, Judy Conte and Shiela Hennegan. In March a contest was held for the Junior and Sophomore homerooms. The first three homerooms to have a l00'Z: yearbooks would be given a party by the Chemistry 11 and Nursing girls. Those homerooms that won were Carpentry ll, Machine 10 and Millwright 10A. I'm sure they all enjoyed themselves at the party. We were very proud of both our Junior Varsity and Varsity basketball teams this year. Junior Varsity got off to a wonderful start, winning thirteen out of fourteen games. They were in first place throughout the season and reached the play-offs in no time. They received the city title which made Coach Walker and ourselves all the prouder of them. Varsity was a very surprising team this year. We lost our first three games, won the next five, lost four more and won three more. We ended up in fourth place in the league. In the play-offs we beat both Lackawanna and Kenmore taking the Niagara Fron tier League Championship. The team then went on to the sectionals winning the Double A class, and came home with the gold trophy. From our Varsity team Jerry Barksdale made the Gazette All-City Team. Gene Palazzo and James Monaghan made the second team. Lew Kazial and Bob Philbrick made honorable mention. To end this adventurous year, Carpentry 12 built a house in the school's back lot. We found that many of our Seniors were taking scholarship exams, and were going through pamphlets of colleges of their choice. Those who are not planning to go on to college, we hope, will certainly find no trouble in finding a job with Trott backing them up. 31 9 . 1-Q v , 'Pf' N d'5 ., 1 Aff john Andrews Machine 10 1 Josephine Abdullah Nursing 10 Q. Orlando Achilli Millwright 10 . 1 . 44 S W S X Peter Abramaitys Electric 10 Z Don Armbrust Electric 10 gi, I Q Vhh F, . A , '. W 1 1- N tis, ? Pat Accetta john Adamczyk Richard Andrejack Auto 10 B Carpentry 10 Auto 10 5 i 1, I K ' ly ,t Ik. ...' B A ' ' john Arraiz Carpentry 10 Albert Bandemer Machine 10 B it it Qi f r 1 1 ,- ' 1 J 1 K 1 tulntc af' FEP' james Barber Sylvia BHl'kSd21l6 Robert Baron joseph Beningo William Benz Machine 10 A Nursing 10 Auto 10 A Auto 10 A Auto 10 B 0 , .. . :f-' 1 ' A Ralph Bird Betty Blank Darrell Blank Gloria Bonanni Earl Britton Auto 10 B Nursing 10 Carpentry 10 Nursing 10 Drafting 10 0 trr ' t f 1 1 1 1 ',.1 ff ,, 1 I a tt 1 'li 1 1 at Rufus Carr James Chambers jean Congi Thomas Conibear Adna Cordner Machine 10 B Machine 10 B Nursing 10 Machine 10 B Electric 10 A 32 1059 Robert Banks Machine 10 B 16 . 'E Ronald Berner Electric 10 A Lauren Brougham Electric 10 A William Cramer Auto 10 fi P0 D .N , Q Q Wig it 510- ' 'Q ki fr 'f Flora Dotter Chemistry 10 C 1 Glenard Francis Carpentry 10 6 . Jerome Gill Carpentry 10 J .sg 'E' john Haram Electric 10 A Alex Czapla Millwright io 6 Raymond Downie Electric 10 Nina Fratello Nursing 10 1 ' Alex Givan Auto 10 B ss' '- X A David Haseley Auto 10 A sz ,RJ it Edward Danielewicz Machine 10 A n i i Leon Dupree Machine 10 B ,Q M Gene Frazier Electric 10 A 1 ' 'A gi sis, Michael Gladish Drafting l0 1 5-' 3- K m. Roy Haseley Auto 10 B 33 C ' John De Francesco Auto 10 Lorelei Ehrhard Chemistry l0 ,t S 'xi Ax fr -J Vernon French Auto 10 B Ronald Goulah Auto 10 B jerry Hill Auto 10 Louis DeSantis Electric 10 gr-. . U William Fera Drafting 10 f 5' ,X v E 1 Iames Gardner Machine 10 A L Robert Gray Machine 10 B it ,..q A W 8 William Hojnacki Drafting 10 14' 'fs 9 Emest Dishaw Electric 10 A 'T J l Robert Forster Millwright 10 1 Q .ff ,J - 1 li john Giammarco Electric 10 George Halm Electric 10 A Kr. R' Y' Dean Honadle Electric 10 A 0 ll 9, 01015 L nrt Albert Jacob Drafting 10 4 Vi, In . 1 Wt . ,.r? 5.? 3 Willie jones Machine 10 B 5 1 ui.. E-f2,.a'r' ' 1 ..,.......a5' XA K 8 Q in lx 0. Stanley Kinaszpwicz Machine 10 B ' I i 17 Russell Laughulin Millwright 10 5 Zqb Q ,,, ll it 13.22 A i ..,. C Robert Home james Huggins Garry Husted Auto 10 Millwright 10 Millwright 10 333' I .' , A an , gi f' 5 I E PL A il LEP Jerry Jaku-bezyk Alan Jayne Robert jenczewski Machine 10 Machine 10 A Machine 10 Charles Keeler Machine 10 A Carol Kramarz Nursing 10 'E Wayne Lehman Carpentry 10 A ii Brian Kennedy Electric 10 B Richard Krawczyk Drafting 10 rcll H - l ,,. . A A Ronald Mac Donald Auto 10 34 get 5 -A .. i. ? ' fir - iii? 1 Q ., , . ri David Kennedy Drafting 10 B gi Gerald Knill Electric 10 A, ....., , . '1- 'X Nancy Marklinger Chemistry 10 Elsie Hutchinson Chemistry 10 itil .ell' Q- t at Eric jessiman Machine 10 A Lois Kerbo Nursing 10 ' james Kurman Drafting 10 Edward Markarian Auto 10 ,mr Patricia jackson Nursing 10 Pat johnson Auto 10 B if - 3 . gif I x David Ketch Carpentry 10 -Q ' xml 4 Steven Kuriscak Electric 10 Paul Masters Machine 10 A 991 . L . I Willie Nix Machine 10 B Nancy Piegnet Chemistry 10 Thomas Rotella Millwright 10 judy Mauk Chemistry 10 I james Ocejo Auto 10 B 5 1 N .J joe Pullano Auto 10 B ' 1 i james Rowles Electric 10 A ws- p s ed X! 'J 1 X y N Anthony Serrianni james Shipp Welding 10 Auto 10 A 1? Anthony Migliazzo Auto 10 B Q . N .f if, Marshall Oursler Drafting 10 Dennis Putnam Auto 10 A William Saunders Electric 10 45 , X Darlene Sheie Nursing 10 35 I Q 1 N Thomas Migliazzo Auto 10 , Q4 Mario Panattoni Auto 10 YR. .aw A ,rn,, ,A Robert Ragan ,f Q Auto 10B 1 1' Charles Schoyt Machine 10 A Lynda Shepard Nursing 10 4 1 1-ts' at y' X Robert Miczarski Auto 10 B it Steve Panepinto Millwright 10 james Renford Auto 10 B Louis Scrivano Carpentry 10 Ti 1 4 4. A ' xt 93? Robert Siuta Machine 10 B X Paul Nicole tti Machine 10 A C x N. I Joyce Pemian Chemistry 10 'Jax as 1 Larry Risio Auto 10 B Robert Seeflot Electric 10 A he fgf N X as Donald Skrzypek Machine 10 X S? 21 304 1 William Summerfield Welding 10 M i n Lee Undercoffer ElectIic 10 Walter Wiater Machine 10 A Q womb r ,X Barney Smith Priscilla Smith Machine 10 B Nursing 10 a ' Victor Tanzella Drafting 10 Raymond Swan Millwright 10 X, 4 S, S Edward Undercoffer Diane Villone Auto 10 B Nursing 10 '.o' V 1i-' L E? Shirley Woomer William Wrobel Nursing 10 Machine 10 A , .jI kN . Micheal Balassone Frederick Chambers Carpentry 11 Electric 11 36 I 1 ' Bryan Smith Drafting 10 , 19? Earl Timko Electric 10 t '?'l Robert Vitagliano Machine 10 A Mary Yelder Machine 10 A 'gffgi i A A we 55 Q 1 William Clark Electric 1 1 Joseph Sperdote Machine 10 A W -mf . if A at L. Robert Thompson Electric 10 A james Warrant Drafting 10 Simon Zambotti Carpentry 10 Judy Conte Chemistry 11 .1.,,, sail' J H, A at Robert Steller Welding 10 Barbara Toussaint Nursing 10 Beverlee Washington Nursing 10 if A if Stephan Zambotti Carpentry 10 Sylvia Curtis Chemistry 11 ff 1 O9 , ef fl XY 99' r George Durkin Welding 11 Vigo Hansen Machine 11 Florence Hillman Nursing 11 1-rar, fs. Richard jones Drafting 1 l Robert D'Aloise Carpentry 11 Theron Dickson Electric 11 9. Sam Harris Machine 11 F1 Thomas Hughes Electric 11 .gr li Robert Joy Machine 11 S' 'x -1 William Dekdebrum Welding 11 9. wt, , --1 5 John Filer Electric 11 E . A . Orian Henderson Welding 11 S .. ag 'x x Louis Destino Machine l 1 James Francis Machine 11 Iii ,tg P' I Curtis Harris Machine 11 Darryl Hurd Normand Jagow Carpentry 11 Machine 11 A ix Janice Karbowski John Kruzel Nursing 11 Carpentry 11 Ralph Dinino s Machine 1 1 Richard Guzdek Chemistry 11 Sheila Hennegan Nursing 11 Neil Jarvis Auto 11 Janice Knapp Nursing 11 George Dorato Auto 11 William Hamilton Machine 11 Louise Higgs Chemistry 11 Franklin Johnson Machine 11 U7 Robert Kudela Machine 11 ani, V. Nancy Metzler Chemistry 11 it kg K Louis Leo Drafting 11 Joyce Mong Chemistry 11 james Pino Willie Porter Drafting 11 Machine 11 D it if .-.-., 1 - X, f 'VA A ,1. g if C 8 Robert Sherry Ronald Shuman Carpentry 11 Welding 11 William Trump joe Villiani Drafting 11 Drafting 11 john Loomas Drafting 11 joseph Nalbone Machine 11 Leonard Rinallo Chemistry 11 Q judith Simpson Chemistry 11 Ronnie Young Millwright 11 ix , Loreto Lucas Electric 11 In , 5. 6 Ronald Noakes Carpentry 11 t as 1 , f Fred Roussie Auto 11 ay ,.. ef M -5 it Al Smith Miuwrighr 11 Sylvia Wozniak Chemistry 11 Edward Marchitelli Electric ll v,g-,.' I ali I Robert Normile Electric 11 Stan Rzucidlo Millwright 11 : lj Q Robert Steinjan Millwright 11 Q Jr ' 277 E -5 E- 11 eg? james Weigle Electric 1 1 Tom McArelle Millwright 11 if ' E gg. Gary Olsen Chemistry 11 ,. E ff George Schultz Electric 11 , all 1 fr 3 I john Stephans Millwright 11 6' . t il ' 1. wil! 'sw fiwis.. , . F , '13 ,, ' 1 ' Ronald Wasmund Drafting 11 Q 1 Under the watchful eyes of Miss George the girls learn the proper way to turn a patient in hed. Miss Villone and Miss Kerbo are turning Mrs. Chase, the practice dum- my. This is one ofthe procedures they will use in the hospital when they finish their training at Trott. Also learning are Janis Karbowski and Florance Hillman. Q- Under the supervision of Mrs. Duke the girls learn the proper way to use an electric mixer. Miss Bon- anni, is mixing a cake filling on the electric range. This is a part of their training as Practical Nurses, because the P. N. does private duty in the homes, and therefore must know the fundament- als of good housekeeping. Looking on are Judy Fill- ingham, Sheila Henncgan and Nina Fratello. tl K 632' mxf? I K sh m -Q' j ff e E x - ' Y in Shown gathering around the table during their Valentine Party are Nursing 10 girls: lo Ab- dullah, Shirly Woomer, orance Hillman, Jean Congi, Nina ifratello, Betty Blank, Sylvia Barksdale, Priscilla Smith,Mary Yelder, Judy Fillingham, Sheila llenncgan, Lois Kcrbo, lynda Shcpcrd, Beverly Washington, Carol Kramarz, Darlene Sheie, Janice Knapp, Gloria Bonanni, Barbara De Saint, Pat Jackson. Posing for their pic- ture are the members of the Activity Club. Standing are E. Town- send, J.Perman, F. Fabin, L.Erhart, N. Metzler, J.Conte. Seated are Secretary I.Mong, Vice-Presi- dent I.Simpson, Ad- visor Mr. Check, President R. Townsend, and Treasurer S.Curtis. wee! Iliill J .. 46- Yif? 3' . ' 7' O l 1 , Shown above are Trott ' Topic staffers Louise Higgs, Shelia Henne- gan, Bill Trump, Jerry Barksdale, Judy Conte and Sylvia Curtis. In a 1 March Art Downie L J sparked a rival news- paper, The Trojan, which took the place of the then defunct Trott Topics. Smiling for the birdie were members of the Student Council. Front row: Officers- E.Townsend, Secretary, I.Barksdale, President, L. Langdon, Treasurer, B.Parkhi1l, Sgt. of Arms. 2nd row: L.Undercoffer, P.Accetta, J.Nalbone, J.Perman, L.Higgs, L. Kerbo, B.Harknett, O.Achi1li. 3rd row: J. Korman, C.Guidotti, R.Clute, Advisor, Mr. Hudspith, F.Fabin, G.Frazier, B.Stul1er. 4th row: D. Booth, I.Stevens, F.Chirel1o, B.Townsend, L. Kazial, T.Coni- bear, and R. Andrejack. 40 - fi ii i x ay T f l - '2g55,M .ail- ii at vs' LJ T an C7 l L - 1 lop row, It-it Io right: Mt. lladclen, director, Ilarhara Toiissaint, Mary Yclder, Nancy Metzlar, Judy liillingham, Diane Villonc. End rowg joyre Mfiiig, Judith Simpson, llcverly Wasliington, Lois Kerho, Lillian West, jean Congi. Ilrd row: Gloria Bonanni, Shirley Wofwtttvr, Nina lratcllo, Sylvia Barksdale, Carol Kramarz, Top' lelt to right: Robert Price, Larry Langdon, Fred Roussie, Roger Barker, john Suita. 2nd row: Mr. lladden, director, Howard Klino, Willie Jones, Bennett Parkliill. llrd row: George Dorato, Dave Booth, Ron Shuman, James Waters, Sam Harris, Leon Dufrce. 'itll row: David Hawley, l-red Clipoletti, Uriati Henderson, Stan Kulak, lfdward Undcreoffer, Neil Jarvis, 41 t-is rsglifw- , .35 4 V ' iii f A ,iff X . . jkwxxxi XM. . x tl My-.tt riilmgffvis x N Cl -:QPU :mt '-illan 121. -iam' ,,,g5?f- '5!iEE5?fll ' ' 'HEEL file 455555 tt. ,gas :agr- -4-'L , .,r QE- I ' ':f firblf wax-1. - ,ya '51 Q, 2.-5 'fist f U- A t f .15 fffif ,il faq' ' ., -44.5 -'-151: PE. Silt A. XN' KM .'5-NN iff' .. wry. NM Nm sud g2.- ' LM is In the top picture examining a driver are Golf-team members Robert Narkiewicz, Mike Gladish, Robert Stuller, Mr. Polniak, John Krasinski and James Supple. In the above picture Mr. Finger is showing the tennis hopefuls what-not-to-do. From left to right are gfrontj Orlando Achilli, George Dorato, and Joe Picolig fcenterj Austin Cordner, Carl Timko, Coach Finger, Tino Rosini, Steve Kuriscakg qrearj Jim Shipp, Steve Zambotti flvianagerj, Tony Genova, Dean Honodle. On the opposite page, posing in the top picture with Mr. Hadden are band members fback row, Ronald Shuman, John Siuta, Joe Pullano, Ronald Wasmund, Ronald Ferchen and John Filer, ffrontl Dave Haseley, Roy Haseley, Darrell Blank, James Shipp. The band showed much improvement under Mr. Hadden's direction during the year and performed for the students on several occasions during assemblies. Pencils, paper,' school emblems! I ! 1 Everything from soup to nuts was sold by the year- e book store under the supervision of Janice Karbowski, Larry Langdon, Nancy Metzler, Lois Kerbo, Louise Higgs, and Janice Knapp who are shown in the middle picture on the J 1 opposite page. ffl v 0 Shown in the lower picture are Carol McArdle, Domonic Gabrielle, Mr. Toole, Doris Burn ham and Ned Apigian, all of whom participated in a panel discussion on teenage drivers over WJJL. Mr. Joel Chesney of WJJL is standing in the background. ,9 1 42 K 4. ,, X. -1 'Z ff K I -i VL I, '17 i f p Fi ga XJ fl.. ff ff, ff' . 7f S ff 1 I s A, 'U' ,gc?5:,,. - ,,w7, gi, '- my ,gn NU MK Q .7517 I. Q 5 A Q IWN fin ' 1 K . s - g, X, ,.,, i i. in ,f L f N fs, cf jg' Qs wg fe' UU: 'TL Y CG I f I REMEMBER ..... the smiles of approval as the boys looked over the girls registering in September. the tea party given in the Chemistry ll laboratory. Jim Monaghan's wonderful dancing exhibition at the Halloween dance. the commotion of the fires in certain shops. certain seniors, going around school in uniforms of Scotland Yard looking for their rings. The Student Body who are fans of Mickey Spillane found that certain girls were culprits. the beach party given for the football team and cheerleaders, enjoyed by all in late October. the Activity Club under the direction of Mr. Check, always had something going on for the student body of Trott. the cute little mice running through the girl's gym classes. how embarrassed a certain party was when his flag fell apart during one of the assemblies. how a certain teacher bribed his l0th grade students into making hearts for marks. Nancy Metzler, Judy Conte, Judy Simpson and Carol McArdle wearing their new uniforms for the first time, getting caught in the rain. why the nurses were so interested in feeding the male population of Trott? the noise that comes from the chemistry lab. Was it the chemists or the carpenters? how church, religion and faith played an important part in our basketball games. the happiness of the student body and faculty on the announcement of Miss Kocic and her coming marriage. the sunshine smile of Coach Bruce. the wonderful parties given at Christmas. Remember the mistletoe boys ? the business-like hustle of Messrs. George Meyers and Kenneth Garrecht. the unwelcome, but zany, chape rones on the basketball buses. the biblical-like serenity of Mr. Walz. the wonderful time had on the players' bus after the Sectional Championship Game. the sheepish grin of Mr. Krum. the desperate scurrying and daily skipping classes by Sheila Hennegan as yearbook deadlines closed in the voices of Judy Conte, Sylvia Curtis and Ralph Shagoian as they told the world of Trott's affairs on Pepsi Teen Time on WJJL. the tears shed by all at the assembly honoring our basketball team. the bashful, but perhaps purposeful awkwardness of Larry Langdon, the lone male counter-tenderer among the girls who took care of the yearbook store. hospital rate which increased with the beginning of Trott's track season. the haphazard lining up of underclassmen yearbook pictures by Judy Conte and Sylvia Curtis and the added gray hairs they brought to the advisor. the students of Trott comparing the schools' clocks with the 10:00 air raid sirens on Wednesdays. the now you see it, now you don't approach of Mr. Morton. the wonderful time had by all at the Senior Prom. the imbecilic clapping, grunting, stomping of students when you are in reverie. the frightening informidableness of Mr. Kovach upon first acquaintance. the crisp, starch elusiveness of Misses George and Basile. the tomorrow is another day ease of Mr. O'Connel. the enthusiastic and natural clapping, grunting, stomping, by you when you are not doing anything. the financial Wizardry of Louise Higgs as she found scraps of paper fdeposit slipsl in last fall's books, yesterday's homework, in someone elses' purse. the polish of halls, mute testimony to hard work done by the janitor and cleaning ladies, when we returned from Christmas and Easter vacations. the rush and crush 10 seconds before the lunch bell as famished students jostled for position in class room doorways. the memories of a wonderful year at Trott. 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