Brooklyn Technical High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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S ICIGV FF! S Q.:- TECH-25 MANUAL-7 9 sgfgnalc . . . 2-l . . . 37 ...P 16 . . . Tfiethe pigfkiu Nnapped hack to Frank Downing. 60. the halfhackl Siniultaneoufly. guardf Tufo. 66. and Gerung. 98. pulled out of the lille. cut to the right. and hlocked the oppoaitiollls half hacke and fullhacks. flh-Laughlin. l9. at right end. hit the oppoxing tackle flightly and then raced over to topple the fafety man. Hughef. 90. tumbled the guard opposite him in the line. while Cehlhach. 72. and Stavrakos. 58. teamed together on a hlock. taking out the other guard. Cehlhach drove low. pinning the man. while Stavrakoa forced him to the left. Ryan and Fleming I winged-hack to prevent the left tackle from reaching E3 the hall-carrier. Yeling. 26. and McDonald. 93. raced D'-'Z .QEMEMV down the field as inter- 44.A Q Q ference for the winged- Qixdz, 0 G, fi Q-X Q le ved Downing. who, in V , ge :- G ,la the clear. fped down the KEVIN RYAN 13 99z4'3!17Z'S! 35, -E Q yard-ftripef for the touclidowul This play 14115 M ' one of IUFIIIVY Icfziclz put the Cirillonzen flt the 5 60'-5 top. rn they snznslzerl llzrougfz their joey' V N TARGET M1191 . . . Click. click . . . lltillgl Tltewti' are the -oundf which erupt from the rifle range in the hafement of llrooklyn Tech. It is here that the Tech Rifle Team. coached hy 'l Hr. Rohert llli-G1'eex'y. practice: and shoots ite home matt,-lief. Watch the hullis-eye open aa the Techinen find the range! GIL MURPHY I ILLEI V N 'Ii-IE COUI 'I' goo! Mg, Z51zz'cA.!H fhouted Huliy Pleva. captain of the Handball Team. The game just won was the playoff for the Brooklyn Championship. Later, it was Ple'va's tum to he praised as he and Murray Neidorf copped the City Championship! I9

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AQUA-DUCKS la -...- .L ,A Z, 7 . Stix ,QVLCA85 Hall a foot once decided whether or not I t CITY CUP Teeh would cop the Brooklyn Borough Championship or ,, notl Don't helieve it? Sound fantastic? Th l en sit awhile and listen to our tale: . It was the lVladison-Tech meet. During lf X ..,-- Y ,i t the early part of the season, the teanfs at x . . NJ' chances seemed slim, and Madison was a V, M tough opponent. The 1-ard that Mr. Kenny, if 'i't Q.:-,.i'f the team's mentor. held in his hand Con- SANDOW AND STRAUSSK tained the following info: Medley- Pieree, Liehster, and Haughyg 50-Yard Freestyle- Stamlmler and Keeg 100-Yarrl Freestyle-Rose and , Cormang 220-Ynrzl Freestyle-Redlieh and Le- J 7 ' fargueg 100-Yan! Baclrstroke-So1'do11 and Nei- 5 l t denlmurgg lfPIllLl SlfElllF-S, Richman, Gorman and 4 K Trevisin: Dizzilzg--Vlfeinherg and Castlett. There xt I l was a tough meet ahead. Coach Kenny had Counted ' on massing enough points in the freestyles to make the relay tnmeeessary, hut it.eame out, only HSTUH MILLER the relay would save usl And it did-hy 6 inehesl TNI I i P I' I Fr' 5 ul' r l 5 r -5 J in 7 r ejlrolfn fine 'l7'Zl7'lQlfl'Z0l l'Cl rnanis most depentlahle method ot loco- motion has heen his legs, and Tech supermen use these loo. ln the Penn Relays, Teelniites hrolxe the national ret-ord with At Frost, Mat Medieli. Joe Sadlow and AI Brown carrying the halon. Outstanding in later Com- petition was Captain At Frost, as he won the Eastern and lnterslale l00-yard dashes. The relay team of Fred Gor- stein, Bill Reihl, Don Rosser and Johnny Suhr turned in the hest time for the 1280-yard relay in the City Champion- GREG' DON' HANK ship. Top-notch leg artists! I8

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new aasuqrs ...X y XXV X C H D X XV-a NJA? gow CAOWVL, lor the second year in succes- , f ' s sion, was captured by the Tennis Team after defeating a Y strong Erasmus group. Lenny Steiner. captain and 'W' 1 man of the Techmen. won his match with ease. Don 4 Cooper and Red Druckman dropped close ones. Delicat loomed. but quickly slunk oft when the doubles team drnbbed their opponents. Dick Rosen disposed of the M . Erasmus captain. Bob Strichman. who had gone unde- THE CHAMP feated all season. 4-6. 6-2. 6--1. lt's love. love! P ' I P I' t ILL frlr. UM? Eff!-and judging by past performances. the Wagnermen play a good hall game. VJ 4' QW 9 2 STRETCH ITZ basemanis sack tags lt This season's squad. which is measuring up to all the i m standards of last year's Boro-championship team, promises to turn in some line records. and perhaps even add another City championship to Tech. From the turbulent turnovers of applying En- gineers. Coach Vtiagnefs dexterotts eye has chosen many a top-notch ball player .... Ising a typical lechnites' tenacity. it can easily he proven that this statement is not scuttelbut. First in the slugging array of players is Co-cap- tain Carl ltzkowitz. Carl's long reach oil the first Stretch ltzi' . . . Besides a great stretching arm. Carl loads every one of his terrific hits with vitamin Blf' Hoy. what a man. and a top candidate for All-Scholastic honors. too. Stretch ltz has often expressed his pet ' f desire. one that is well-felt among baseball fans. I 1 He would like-ejttst oncevto kill the tnnpirc. si ii A 1 Another hard hitting Technite who is the owner . t' . of a .420 hatting average. is Dick Salomon. Salo- ' J mon occupies a key position in ottr hall club hy hatting fourth in the teamis lineup. Dick has a keen eye for hitting. sturdy legs for running. and powerful arms for throwing. and lips .... Oh. welll HSLUGGERH DICK Crouching down behind the tnask is Captain Jerry Teigel. a stocky red head, with two years' experience under his belt. Teigel. a calm and confident player. can always he relied upon to come through in the tough tight spots. 20