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

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Frank Mc Auliffe Mathematics Bertram Meek Drafting George Meyer Electric Shop Newell Meyer Auto Shop William Morton Science William O'Conne11 Mathematics James Reid English John Rolder Machine Shop Clarence Schuster Auto Shop William Serbacki Health Harold Thielking Blue Print Reading Doris Tisdale Nursing Patrick Toole English Harry Tyrrell Machine James Walz Drafting N? aa 'Wai ,ef vm V '6 7 n c S ,an snne Q A ' ' n r tt 'av-.is cnlnetet 5

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Ruth Barnard Nutrition Eugene Bruce Physical Education Joseph Celenzo Driver Education Mary Duke Nutrition J ame s Finger Science Kenneth Garrecht Chemistry Margaret George Nursing Phillip Grittiths Electric Shop John I-Iadden Music Edward Hudspith Social Studies Frederick Knapp Mathematics John Kovach English Fred Layo Social Studie s Joseph Lozina Chemistry Lynd Marlette Mathematic s M fy A J M K i'zgf'2 ' K f' 'vm' if , N, I B Hua, c M . W, J 0 4, 1,1 1 if . U Z :-.gr2f9f1 '- 1: ,, 1.1.3, . ff? il M Qz4eQi,31f' Q A ig wgwm Q A ii V, 'R . at Li ff. , ,, -,x 'K Q 1. - 'fi W v 9 .bf ai W wh pw K ,Q kc fe '10 ix 5 X W v 4 .Q A x ss- K 3 W' i X QL is f 'Ss s J K1 if x 5' 1 1 4 wi- L Q 5 L my x V 1 T Ei gm ,si 5 Q f A 4 1, ,Y 7? M 2 6 v My . 2 'ft' , -sg V af: y ,?y7, . J g Mk. T21 ,,:. K 1 522. F ' , -ii, K f 9351 ' .,iflf'gg, . L . fiiff' is 1.

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Josephine Abdullah, Nursing if , ,,'L',1 fi 1 .: 5.1, , ff Phillip Banker, Millwright The first big event of the year to be given at Trott was the Halloween dance given by the senior class. Chairmen of the dance were the class officers. The gym was all decked out in tombstones, goblins, cornstalks, and pumpkins that really set the mood. This very successful dance was followed by a variety show and jam-session given by the yearbook staff for the yearbook. This show was open to the public and Trott proved to the outsiders that it had no lack of talent. In November, as Coach Matt Mazza was picking a- new bas- ketball team for Trott, the cheerleaders decided to have new uniforms to go along with the team. They had one problem---where to get the money. Since both the senior class and the student council also needed funds, the three organizations decided to sell refreshments at the home games and split the receipts three ways. The idea clicked: the student council and senior class had a few more dollars in their respective treasuries and the cheerleaders got the uniforms they had hoped for, white skirts, red sweaters, and white collars, Trott's colors. David Booth, Auto 3 Thomas Bzinak, Auto Dennis Campese, Millwright 6