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

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Nominations for senior class officers and adviser were also made in September. Those elected were Michael Balassone, president, Robert Sherry, vice president, Curtis Harris, treasurer, and Joyce Mong, secretary. Elected adviser was Mr. Bernard Check. The school paper, Trott Topics, and the Camera Club were both re-organized under the supervision of Mr. Toole. Co-editors of the Trott Topics were Sylvia Curtis and Louise Higgs: sports editor was William Trump. Mem- bers of the staff included Richard Guzdek, Leonard Rinallo, Lorelei Ehrhard, Joyce Perman, Nina Fratello, William Storr, Judy Conte, Michael Balassone and David Booth. Trott Topics Pictorial appeared during the second semes- ter under the supervision of Beverly Washington, Nina Fratello, Shelia Hennegan and Carol Kramarz. It supple- mented and then replaced the defunct Trott Topics. The Camera Club was a bigger success than ever, thanks to equipment donations from the Niagara Falls Gazette and the industry of the carpentry and millwright shops. The dark room was remodeled, more fully equipped, and many more students took advantage of its facilities. Curtis Harris, Treasurer Jo ce Mon S t Y g, ecre ary 3 ls, - ' ' is Tl Agri p p is, Q ,A i f ' -i.,,. '55, J 1 iettr s 'i if .J evect if otsh g1fe,L X . ,',. K 'l t, .kf .ikk ' L ' 1, ., ,, ': i-l Mr. Bernard Check, Class Advisor c ctli J Fi fi I N ' .4 , , ik' 5 i i ,Q fx as Michael Balassone, President I l'di. s .ttc - J i 3 A 2 Robert Sherry, Vice President

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On behalf of the faculty and ourselves, we would like to offer our congratulations and sincere wishes for success to the graduating class of 1957. We hope your studies at Trott have been profitable and that you leave with the belief that we have done all in our power to prepare you for the vocation you have cho- sen. 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, Principal G. L. Small, Director of Vocational Education Another year, another semester, another senior classy sophomores became juniors, juniors became seniors, and the seniorsg well, they have gone out into the world to make their mark, while leaving many pleasant memories. These are some of the memories we, the class of '57, will hold. In September, Trott got off to a flying start. The football season began, cheerleaders were having try-outs and senior class nominations were made. Our football season was not too successful, though the team showed great spirit. We lost all our games but Dave Booth, our halfback, made the all city foot- ball team. Moans and groans would often be heard coming from the gym after school. If it was not indoor practice for the football team, the cheerleaders were having try-outs. Barbara Garrecht and Selma Rizzio some- how survived and joined the squad of co-captains Joyce Mong and Lorelei Ehrhard, cheerleaders Nancy Metzler, Judy Simpson, Nina Fratello, Carol Kramarz, and Mary Yelder. Mrs. Ebert, the girls' new gym teacher, was their adviser.

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