East Technical High School - June Bug Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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4? if if - M2041 ,A-w.!n,f.Qfffi.1 Q an 'wr Q 1 jg - S G Q S! . ,V A is 'k 'A' 'k i' 'A' ir 'lr 'A' 4 1 4 1 I r P All Hail Alma Mater All Hail Alma Mater Thy sons cheer thee now, To thee, East Tech High School All rivals must bowg Defeat or in victory Our boys lthey're not clownl Bring glory Forever to the royal Gold and Brown. F. . T , . W Through These Partals Pass Many Boys Who Will Always Have Lingering Memories of East Technical ,Q ,Vf FOREWORD Bound between the covers of this book is contained a biography of the June and August, l943, graduating class of East Technical High School. Here are the pictures of friends and teachers with whom we have spent many happy hours. These associations we shall forever cherish in our hearts. This volume will become more than a' mere record of a graduating class. Soon many of these young men will be in our armed forces, fighting an enemy that is now being fought by more than three thousand other East Technical graduates. We of the Annual staff wish to thank Lowell Watson, Charles Hurst, and Paul Scherer, who have so ably acted as advisors and sponsors. We present this June Bug with the hope that it shall remain as a refreshing memory for these classmates repre- sented here, whose lives are so vitally destined in this Second World War. ll llllllll i 1 l Y DEDICATION And when Munich came, with the collapse of Czecho- slovakia, Poland, and Greece, and there were bombers over London, war seemed a long way from East 55th Street. But as time passed, John Techite read of nations starved, of communities massacred, of churches burned, and of democracies forced into slavery. When the war came our road was clear. The path was set for over three thousand East Technical graduates who were to enter the combat on land, in the air, and on the sea. Many are the sons of East Tech who have fought the enemy in the fox-holes of Bataan and Guadalcanal. We are proud that they are numbered among those men who never quit. It is to these bearers of the Royal Gold and Brown that we respectfully dedicate this Annual. ll lllllllE I 1 F F E I 'k ir 'lr ir 'kvi' 'lr ir 4 id? In gx- ? EE U O0 205 - U o I EU J +-va Jk .ii E -cv :I 65 I Ey- . GJ D E-4 - 5 9 AA he 5 A2 EWQ I .5 'J so :EQ IVY 5 Sf , ,ig 71 ,Uv E25 Exo .BI J 5. cnu ri 'Bk E'-Z2 25-2 00113 Eau-in. D -2 .Ugg . E .2690 .x-.E imgw Ei! lv P.-L wrqu' Dui.-P '..f. 'WEE .Wu 395455 rode .4 an E.. MILLI- -qj 2 cg. gas- oc :HE- ' c Z4g9, ,x C 1'U..C 319. cm. :av E392 A F . 4.131 Z . . U.: '- I 2320 .c-S 6318 95. 53.5 ig... .mvyg -.'.vr .Sa.Ei 15 ii 135:25 5 E me rr U2 3 I 4 -Z Q 2 E tl! ci 5 .Q 5 Q th 6 S .5 2 ,fe D. O ui E 2 Li ti O cu 1 fi 2 vf 'S O D L5 5 O W E 5 CJ Q U O I o I 2 O 3 .D C L 3 P- an 4 C. o .A .- o 3 ai .J L O E 9 - .C U 31 .1 Lu rj 2 uf .- 5 .- QA O ul L. .4 J U ui 3 o 0- f ui ci 6 E o - .:: U U rn ai U .6 K' 3 I O O 3 o :I U W. c 'fo OE S.. o W U cn E .. .C U U CD -1 O M. 2 2 .fs E U E '5 5 U C. o V, Q E o .c r- ci lj Lees. Persky, N. J. bins, k, L. 2 an .C LJ L5 I fi 1 ,. 2 .- +- 0 4- vw F .C S E an ui U da C O - +- an -E S4 .E as 2 2 ni cd 1 vw o- 1. QI .D O Li E .c QI I me O :Z AHMYNIEHWIUN S ,- E 3 o M Qulc J. E. TT, Y, P1 - Z L. 2 v C o .c U fi -Q Q 1 C I fr .i U E U ': .. 0 Q E o 1 fi .J ... U .. me I-4 ci Q Q3 C U7 2 fi If FACULTY ADDRESSES ADMINISTRATION Barnett W. Taylor ...... Principal Franklin R. Bemisderfer. .. Assistant Principal Judson L. Stewart ..... Assistant Principal Charles E. Scott ...... Placement Director Ethel M. Parmenter ..... Student Council Advisor Raymond W. Hill ..... Vocational Advisor Allen B. Turnbull .... Senior Advisor J. J. Stillinger ......... Freshman Advisor AERONAUTICS - ELECTRICITY . . . . l35I4 Cormere Ave. . . .225l Brockway Rd. . l237 Yellowstone Rd. . . .858 Roanoke Rd. . . . . I478 Grace Ave. . . . .33l6 Kenmore Rd. . . . . I2OO Brentwood Rd. . . . . . . .55 East 2OIst St. John E. Quick IHeadl . . l33l Cleveland Hts. Blvd. Theron Bliss .......... .... . . l253 Donald Ave Ivan Greene ................ 3260 Chalfant Rdl G. B. Hamman ..... Hugh H. Kissane ..... Clarence T. Loeffen .... Adolph Pamperrien .... . .2308 McKinley Ave. ....3l44 West 92nd St. ....3I62 West l65th St. . . . .3488 West l23rd St. Walter V. Read .... .... R oute 3, Chagrin Falls H. A. Wagner ........ Carl J. Williamson .... ART Paul L. Scherer iHeadI . Clayton J. Bachtel ........ Harold W. Hunsicker. . . Howard J. Reid .......... ENGLISH Maud Bruckshaw iHeadl Martha L. Collings ........ Zuleime Garrett .......... Lowell S. Hunter . . Grace Jackson .... . . . H. Miller Johnson .... Maxwell McRoberts . . . Ethel Morris ........ .... Helen M. Murray .... .... Louis J. Persky.. . . Theodore Stettler . . . George H. Taylor .... Lowell K. Watson ..... SOCIAL SCIENCE Nell Bollman IHeadl . .. . William C. Brashares .... IIUIIIIIISIIIIIIUII . . . .3933 Orchard Rd ...3135 wesfisznd si. ........1zo7AipaneRd. . . l84O Van Buren Rd. . . . I649 Elberon Ave. .....II76 Dorsch Rd. ........l876AnseI Rd. 2330 Euclid Hts. Blvd. l53O South Taylor Rd. ....I8lOGrand Blvd. . New Amsterdam Hotel . . l83O Grantwood Dr. . .Route I, Brecksville . . . . .2632 Exeter Rd. I 530 South Taylor Rd. . . I254 East IO2nd St . . .3OOI Coleridge Rd. . .2l7l Grandview Rd. . . . . .4559 Angela Dr. . . . l832 East 90th St. ... . I337 Cook Ave. Humphrey A. Harmony ....... 3848 Kirkwood Rd. Charles G. Hofelich ..... Theodore M. Roberts. . . Carl L. Runkle. . . John Smeltz ..... J. J. Stillinger .... .......I4532AlgerRd. .Webster Rd., Strongsville . . . . .5I76 Castover Rd. . .3407 Superior Park Dr. 55 East 20l st St. Beryl M. Zemer ..... '.....'3-I-6I'Meadowbrook Blvd. FOUNDRY Michael J. Horkan ........ FRENCH . I3l0 Lakefront Ave. Giuseppe Cherubini lHeadl . . . I898 S. Taylor Rd. Letitia Casanova ...... LIBRARY STAFF Gertrude E. Hall lHeadI Jane Burrage ........ Dorothy A. Winchell. . LUNCHROOM SUPERVISOR Josephine McCarthy . . MACHINE SHOP Harold B. Armstrong . . Conrad B. Bechtold. . .R. Stanley Cornelius ..... Norman Lees ...... . Clarence W. Loew . . . Ralph M. Pavey ..... Charles E. Smith .... Clarence A. Vollman . . MATHEMATICS Charles E. Scott lHeadl August Denbrock ...... W. H. Ellsworth .......... Alva H. Ford ....... Samuel Goldstein .... O. C. Hursh ....... Ethel L. Knights . . . Laura T. McGowan . . . Edith R. Sechrist ..... Helen W. Sampson . .. Cyrus B. Tremper ..... MECHANICAL DRAWING Norman J. Pitt lHeadI Ralph H. Canfield ..... O. C. Davidson ....... John A. Klug ..... Karl O. Kuehn. . . M. D. Schalk . .. N. E. Seymour ........ MUSIC Arthur Newman lHeadI Walter V. Read ...... .2l0I Murray Hill Rd. . . . .2061 Cornell Rd. .l47l7 Ardenall Ave. .l7723 Franklin Blvd. . . . I9I I East 97th St. . . . . . . .2559 Dysart Rd. Rowland Cukr lHeodl . . . . . . .5l0 Fordham Parkway D. 2, Cannon Rd.,Bedford . . . .2l 506 Edgemont Dr. . .5860 Broadview Rd. . . .I I207 Clifton Blvd. . . . . . .2969 Ludlow Rd. . . .42I I West 22nd St. . . . l9620 Lomond Blvd. . . . .858 Roanoke Rd ....1291o s. Parkway pri . . . . .663 E. l07th St. I062I Hathaway Ave. . . . .3452 Milverton Rd. .....27I I2 Russell Rd. . . . .2995 Coleridge Rd. .....32I5 Hyde Park . . .7I03 Franklin Blvd. . . . . I782 Elberon Rd. . .2995 Coleridge Rd. I639 St. Charles Ave. . . l6803 Glendale Ave . . . .2903 Carlton Rd. ....lll9Selwyn Rd. . . . . .839 Thornhill Dr. .I75Ol Franklin Blvd. . . .3544 Normandy-Rd. . .354l Normandy Rd. Route 3, Chagrin Falls lllllllllllllllllll ski. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Eric V. Calhoun lHeadl Gilfred P. Thompson ........ James J. Torgler ....... PRI NTI NG Charles B. Hurst IHeadl .... Thomas M. Brennen . . . SCIENCE Ernest O. Bower lHeadl Clarence L. Anderson .... Eugene W. Budd ...... John O. Collins ..... Clyde W. Holt .... Evan S. Kern... Ray T. Kraft ....... . Edwin G. Pierce ...... Charles M. Quigley . . . Herman T. Roy ..... Virgil D. Smiley .... Walter N. Smith ..... Allen B. Turnbull .... TYPI NG J. A. Previts .......... WOODWORKING . . .3932 Orchard Rd .4l 55 Bluestone Rd .....l206 Dorsch Rd . . . .860 Beverly Rd l28l 5 Melgrove Ave l23l Yellowstone Rd . .22I9 Belvoir Blvd . . .3339 Elsmere Rd . .2460 Saybrook Rd .6913 Franklin Blvd ...I8l6 Charles Rd . . l69l2 lnvermere Ave . . . . .9406 Lamont Ave . . . . I776 Hayden Ave ... . I I43 Penfield Rd ......l34OWebb Rd . . . . . .37l4 Blanche Rd . . . . l2OO Brentwood Rd .6108 Meadowbrook Ave Joseph B. Duff lHeadl ........ I636 Carlyon Rd George B. Dale ........... 2I437 North Park Dr I. G. Humbert ........... l758O Tarrymore Ave Elmer C. Stute ....... .....9l6Nela View Rd Raymond D. Yeck ......... l607 Woodward Ave 'A' 'A' 'A' IN THE ARMED FORCES LIEUT. JACK A. CHANDLER Communications, Barrage Balloon School, Camp Tyson, Texas. CAPTAIN GEORGE DAVIS, C. W. S. Civ. Prot. Div. O. of C. W. S., Washington, D. C. CHARLES A. GRIGAS, C. S. P. Service School Personnel, Group 3, U. S. Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, Illinois YEOMAN STERLIE A. MILES 4294 Groveland Road, University Heights, O. CAPTAIN O. J. PEELING 'SI South Forsythe Street, Franklin, Indiana CAPTAIN M. D. SPURRIER 29 C. A. R. T. B'n, Camp Wallace. Texas IIIIIIIIIIISIIIIIIIIIII v 1 4 1 1 4 1 za r if r f F 'lr ir 'A' ir 'A' ir 'Ir 'A' 4 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AI Stankiewicz Joseph Chylinski John Lendway Robert Grodkowsk President Vice President Secretary Treasurer i' i' 'I' COMMITTEES ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE Edward Grum SOCIAL COMMITTEE Chester Dubaniewicz John Doronsky Erank ,Stastny Joe Lopez Joseph DIegIIo Charles Bruno Larry McGinley StanIe'S7'Tarcgynski ANNUAL COMMITTEE Ernest Burney ' John Jouriles James Kacirk COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE Stanley Mucha Leonard Crowle CAP G' GOWN COMMITTEE William Butterfield Harold Winer John Scrivano William Brown James Tainer PICNIC COMMITTEE Don Turk RUBLICITY COMMITTEE , Julls Zukas Stanley Gober Sam Torchia Robert Jones Edward Lesniak Louis Beck Rudolph Welker ETNIUIIS EEENUIHH -i ..-i Adorney, Charles lO6Ol GRANDVIEW AVE, ART Scorabaean Honor Society National Honor Society Homeroom Baseball Perfect Attendance Homeroom Basketball Palletech Alex, James William l772 EAST 47t ST. A CRAFT V rsity Footb ll t de nc A r Club ' Tory Corps Allevato, Louie Joseph 10521 CEDAR AVE. E1.Ec'rR1c1TY National Honor Society Freeman Wreckers Varsity Swimming Perfect Attendance Presidents Club Anderson, Jon Gilbert 8lO8 FORCE AVE, smm-1-1-iusnss Mike-Masters Armour, Edwin rt 4281 EAST l6Ot smrn-HUGHES Springficlds Bailey, Robert 2484 EAST eafd ST. ART Balachowski, Edward 5032 GLAZIER AVE. MACHINE SHOP Banach, Frank James 531 EAST ll7th ST. MACHINE si-ion Student Council Noon Movies Homeroom President Barcikowski, Leonard W 15505 MILES AVE. ELECTRICITY Freeman Wreckers Victory Corps Barrett, Leonard B. 1358 GIDDINGS ROAD MACHINE DRAWING Club Bowling Attendance Committee Hall Guard Baznik, Anthony John 1 163 EAST 58th ST. MACHINE SHOP Beck, Louis Lawrence ll627 E1.v AVE. ART Perfect Attendance Homeroom Basketball Homeroom Baseball Boddie, Hyland 6924 KINSMAN ROAD ART Varsity Track Cinemasters Bond, Edward Charles 95ll LAMONT AVE. AIRCRAFT Victory Corps JUNE EllSS lli lHllEl ii 7' i .T-,., ,. .:- f :If ' i at 33' 2 1 e A gg 6 a 4 5 Q it '5 4, fr s - fAA' : , A :' 321:':::i: A iiiiliiiiiii-r ' Borenski, John Felix 23Ol HAMILTON Ave. GENERAL Corinthian Club President Noon Movie Committee Freshman Football Victory Corps Presidents Club Boros, Emery J. 3264 EAST 135m sr. MACHINE snow Homeroom President Homeroom Baseball Brown Hi-Y Noon Movie Committee Victory Corps Borovac, George ll25 EAST 79th ST. PRINTING Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Scarab Pressman Bozich, John Adam 8910 Jerrnies Ave. sum' METAL Ushers Club Tech Tinners Club Basketball Noon Movie Committee Club Baseball Brada, George Henry 5004 BARWILL AVE. AIRCRAFT Presidents Club Aero Club Band Victory Corps Orchestra Brauer, Arthur Karl l6l2 EAST 45th ST. MACHINE SHOP Bretz, William H. 5354 HOMER Ave. MACHINE sHoP Tech Leemen Club Bowling Victory Corps Brezina Frank Ladislav I 3647 EAST l3lst ST. PATTERN MAKING Homeroom President H mer om Baseball l omeroom Basketball Club Bowling Brichacek, John Frank l26Ol HOLBORN AVE. ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING COLLEGE PREPARATORY National Honor Society Corinthian Club Brada, Stephan Jos., Jr 2922 AMBLER Alchemia CHEMISTRY 25,111 Perfect Attendance Homeroom Baseball k Club Basketball Victory Corps Browarek, Chester James 3606 EAST 6lst ST. MACHINE DRAWING Band Victory Corps Brown, William S., Jr IOIOO WE CH STER AVE GENERAL ' Bruno, Charles Thomas 3280 EAST l2lst ST. AIRCRAFT l-lomeroom Basketball Hamil-Tech Apollo Club Victory Corps Buchar, Stanley Theodore 5615 CARRY AVE. SMITH-HUGHES Mike-Masters Victory Corps ---JUNE ELAEE Ui IHLIH Burant, Robert Otto 4296 EAST ll6tl3 sT. MACHINE o1zAw1NG Burney, Ernest Joseph 9402 CUMBERLAND AVE. MACHINE SHOP Usher Club President Homeroom Basketball Club Basketball Mechites Victory Corps Burt, William 2575 EAST 40th ST. MAc1-im: snow Mechites Student Council Victory Corps Perfect Attendance Library Committee Homeroom Basketball Captain Butler, Clark William 3006 EAST 75111 ST. sM1T14-1-iuenss Mike-Masters Victory Corps Butterfield, William 2022 WEST 44th ST. MACHINE SHOP National Honor Society Artisan Hi-Y Springfields Student Council Club Basketball Carroll, Robert Frank 9607 PARMELEE ELECTRICITY Varsity Football Freeman Wreckers Carruth, Walter C., Jr 4463 EAST 139111 ST. AIRCRAFT Aero Club Thunder Birds Homeroom President Victory Corps ,llllll ELASQ ill IllllH Cartellone, John Julius 2663 EAST 6lst sT. MACHINE si-iov Homeroom Basketball Homeroom Baseball Hall Guard Carter, William Henry 2620 EAST 47th ST. ART Coli-Tech Rollers Varsity Track Presidents Club Homeroom Baseball Caterini, Henry Marion 2304 CHARITY AVE. ELECTRICITY Freeman Wreckers Band Cercek, James Joseph 16214 SOUTH LOTUS DRIVE sM11'1i-1-iueriss Springfields Vice-President Varsity Baseball Cermak, Julius Anthony 9215 som-11A AVE. MACHINE si-ior Homeroom Basketball Homeroom Baseball Victory Corps Cernilogar, James Edw. 1252 EAST 6151 ST. MACHINE snow Tech Leemen Victory Corps Homeroom President Cintula, John Klement l2l lO HOLBORN AVE. MACHINE snow . .1::.,1-mmf -1- 15.-a s . 4 f '16-4.4 Q 1 --11-f E ' An lbw 155125 , ww-uvgg' Qs ,1 2 , 4 Te, if ':: .. S '1 '4 :5'3?5 '3: '4 . ,wwf .ef V ..,. sw, 'Q Elllllllll Cipiti, Anthony Charles 3461 EAST 149111 sT. MACHINE SHOP Coon, Donold John 14517 WOODWORTH ROAD MACHINE SHOP Mechites Victory Corps Cohen, Arthur 1127 PARKWOOD DRIVE MACHINE DRAWING Machine Designers Camera Club Varsity Tennis Victory Corps Homeroom Baseball Library Committee Colluro, Donad M. 10616 CARNEGIE AVE. sM1TH.HueHEs Ushers Club Mike-Masters Homeroom President Victory Corps Connor, Eugene Thomas 1336 EAST 93rd ST. MACHINE DRAWING Homeroom Basketball Homeroom Baseball Victory Corps Machine Designers Club Baseball Club Basketball Coppers, George Gust SHS EUCLID AVE. CHEMISTRY Alchemio Cottrell, Charles Ramon 7903 CARNEGIE AVE. MACHINE SHOP Homeroom President Victory Corps Hall Guard Couch, Harold Kenneth 3656 EAST 129th ST. MACHINE DRAWING Hall Guard Victory Corps 5 Crimaldi, Joseph rl 3414 EAS I4 T. MACHINE o G Crowle, Leonard Eugene 4281 EAST 114111 ST. MACHINE SHOP Artisan Hi-Y Vice-President Mechites Vice-President Noon Movie Committee Varsity Football Club Bowling Victory Corps Czier, Andrew Joe , 11717 1-IQNEYDALE AVE. MACHINE DRAWING Brown Hi-Y Vice-President Boxing Squad Cziraky, Eugene 2619 EAST ssfh ST. AE1IoNAu1'1cs Dabney, Kenneth Word 2313 EAST 37th ST. FOUNDRY Coll-Tech Rollers Bond Victory Corps Hall Guard De Chellis, George John 598 EAST l09th ST. I. MACHINE DRAWING I COLLEGE PREPARATORY - Scarabee Hi-Y Machine Designers National Honor So iety Noon Movie Com tt Student Council Scarobaean Honglr iety JUNE ELAES Ul l9ll3 P. I? Fabio, Edward ' eo9fHEAtM G I AT :nur - Arti Hi- reasurer S 4 o cil .Ho r asketball Bowling Club Basketball wwe m Baseball De Rubeis, Anthony M. 3446 EAST l42nd ST. CHEMISTRY ieglio, Joseph Mario 1614 EAST 84th ST. ELECTRICITY Adelphlan Society President Presidents Club Secretary Student Council President Freeman Wreckers Gold Hi-Y National Honor Society President COLLEGE PREPARATORY Dobkowskl, Casmer Peter l522 EAST 34th ST. ELECTRICITY COLLEGE PREPARATORY Freeman Wreckers Club Basketball . ff Dombek, Edwin Arthur assi EAST 59th st. mcnm: snow Dombrowski, Thadeus, J. 3879 EAST 75th ST. MACHINE SHOP Lee Duffers Domokos, Steve Joe mi eAs1 nam si Amciutrr Dorn, Lewis Paul 1833 EAST 26th ST. AIRCRAFT Doronsky, John James 8021 HOLTON ST. MACHINE DRAWING Machine Desgners Brown Hi-Y S-cretary Student Council Homeroom President National Honor Society Club Bowling Dottore, Carl Joseph 8OlO CRUMB AVE. MAcHiNe snow I-lomeroom Baseball Homer-oom Basketball l-lall Guard Freshman Football Noon Movie Committee Dubaniewicz, Chester M 3666 EAST 55th ST. MACHINE SHOP Annual Sports Editor Varsity Tennis Scarab Sports Staff Artisan Hi-Y National Honor Society Mechites Treasurer Dukes, Joseph John IOI3 STARKWEATIIER AVE. smm-i-i-iusnss Dupree, Earl 2648 EAST 53rd ST. ART l-lomcroom Baseball Dzierzawski, Roman J. 6908 Hosmzn AVE. MAcHiNs DRAWING l-lomeroom Basketball Library Committee Apollo Club Victory Corps JUNE MASS ill lEll3 ...1.1.i-.111-l 1 11.1-111. 1 - -. . Dzurik, Edward Francis 3561 EAST ll0th ST. PATTERN MAKING Artisan Hi-Y Club Basketball Victory Corps Homeroom Basketball Page Committee Egnaczyk, Anthony Steve 4356 MARTIN AVE. MACHINE SHOP Victory Corps Ehrich, Robert Wilbur 1267 Pmzicwooo DRIVE MACHINE oimwiua Einhorn, Leonard l. 12109 CHESTERFIELD MACHINE DRAWING COLLEGE PREPARATORY Scarab Co-Editor-In-Chief Annual Edtor-In-Chief Scarabaean Honor Society Premier Club President National Honor Societv Erdody, Steve Rudolph H902 BUCKEYE ROAD SMITH-HUGHES Springfields Mike-Masters Homeroom Boseball Homeroom Basketball Esther, Robert James 9006 PLYMOUTH Ave. smm-1-Huei-iss Mike-Masters Victory Corps Homeroom Baseball Homeroom President Evans, Anthony l4l7 EAST 65th ST. MACHINE snow Tech Leemen Library Committee Fader, Efrom- Jerom 9122 PARKGATE AVE ELECTRICITY ' ' 1 COLLEGE PREPARATORY' Freeman Wreckers, Favorite, Rocco Anthony 10405 oL1vET AVE. sM11-H-nuenss Nlike-Masters Cmemasters Homeroom Baseball Fedor,'Leon Joseph 2841 ALPINE AVE. MACHINE snor Fekete, Joseph 9llO KENNEDY Avis. MACHINE SHOP Mechites Victory Corps Ferko, Andrew Josep 2738 EAST 92nd ST. SMITH-HUGHES Hall Guard Mike-Masters Scarab Staff Victory Corps Library Page rl? Few, Harold 6512 OUTHWAITE AVE. FOUNDRY Flechsig, Ralph Curt IO602 WOODLAND AVE. MACHINE snor Victory Corps Homeroom Basketball Noon Movies JUNE ELAES ill l9ll3 11 . i- Flis, Edward Martin 7413 CANTON AVE. SMITH-HUGHES Springfields Club Basketball Homeroom Bowling Fonda, Anton F. l27l6 LENACRAVE AVE. MACHINE DRAWING COLLEGE PREPARATORY National Honor Society Machine Designers Perfect Attendance Forchheimer, Robert C. lllO3 ASHBURY AVE. ELECTRICITY National Honor Society Scarabaean Honor Society Student Council Secretary Freeman Wreckers Executive Board Foster, Gilbert S. 3420 EAST 134111 st. sneer METAL Coli-Tech Rollers President Presidents Club Tech Tinners Apollo Club Varsity Track Club Basketball Frampton, Joseph Albert ll9l 5 cnomwzu. Ave. MACHINE snow Frawley, Charles Arthur 8108 LAUMAR AVE. ARCHITECTURE Corinthian Club President Student Council Victory Corps Presidents Club Club Basketball Fromhercz, Steve Edward 2844 EAST 99th ST. MACHINE SHOP Lost and Found Chairman Brown Hi-Y Club Basketball Club Bowling Mechites Executive Committee Gagliano, Charles Peter 3684 EAST l46th ST. ELECTRICITY Adelphian Society Apollo Club Club Basketball Homeroom Basketball Social Committee Ganss Ralph Edward 9503 DICKENS AVE. SHEET METAL Tech wharlo Premiers Club Baseball Cluh Basketball is '96 4. sm so Q 4. J, X -ai .. AE- gl . -1 .11g.43:.:, V ! ,852 A l 4 5 Tech -Tinners ' George, Edward Raymond 4068 EAST 57th ST. AIRCRAFT Library Committee Aero Club Homeroom Basketball 1 ilsymgi Il, o 1 'WM Gertz, James Henry 7350 WADE PARK AVE. MACHINE SHOP Tech Leemen Assistant Football Manager Student Council Homeroom Baseball Club Bowling Giallanza, Michadefl U. 2l93 AREY ROAD MACHINE SHOP Library Committee Noon Movies Attendance Committee Lunchroom Committee Victory Corps Giarrano, James B. 2616 mst 3151 st. SMITH-HUGHES Springtields Homeroom Basketball Apollo Club Giordano, Michael R. i953 EAST l23rd ST. SMITH-HUGHES Tech Whirlo Springfields Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Basketball Perfect Attendance JUNl ELASE Ill lElll3 ..l..... 1-1-l- 11....l -i. , 11' 1 R at A N, 11 Wt' is II EllllllllE T-i- l- .- 1 xl- Glazer, Martin Max 910 LAKEVIEW ROAD MACHINE SHOP Mechites Hamil-Tech Hall Guards Glosik, George 3672 mst BLVD. MACHINE DRAWING cou.:G: PREPARATORY' Student Council Scarabee Hi-Y Cinemasters Page Committee Gober, Stanley Andrew 7608 AETNA Rom MACHINE oimwma Freshman Football Freshman Basketball Homeroom Basketball Homeroom Baseball Gold, James William 5l27 cowAN sr, crimisrmr Alchemia President Gold Hi-Y Vice-President National Honor Society Scarabaean Honor Society Presidents Club Secretary Student Council Goldstein, Ralph 11623 KINSMAN ROAD ELECTRICITY S.udent Council Freeman Wreckers Band Orchestra Goodman, Herman. H. ll9Ol BENHAM Ave. sneer METAL Student Council Adelphian Society Tech Tinners Boxing Squad Freshman Football Victory Corps Gorta, John Paul 9410 WOODLAND AVE. MACHINE SHOP lUNl Gozner, Arnold John 3093 EAST 93rd ST. MACHINE nuwlua GOld Hi-Y Homeroom Baseball Grabowski, Ed rd l24 AST BOt ELECT Y Noon vi Greenberg, Arthur H. 3402 mst ll7th sr. MACHINE suor Homeroom Basketball Victory Corps Greenberg, Ralph 3535 mst nam st. AIRCRAFT National Honor Society Victory Corps Chess and Checker Club Greene, Marvin Melvin 11211 P1z1M1zosE Ave. ART Annual Staff Art Editor Ushers Attendance Committee Homeroom Baseball Varsity Swimming Grimm, Ernest B. 1769 mst am st. sM11'n-Huci-iss Hall Guard Club Baseball Grodkowski, Robert J. 74l 7 KLONOWSKI SMITH-HUGHES National Honor Society Scarabaean Honor Society Vi - Mike-Masters l-lomeroom President Senior Class Treasurer Adelphian Society , ElllSS lil l9ll3 i .l l Grum, Edward John eeos SCHAEFER AVE. MACHINE DRAWING National Honor Society Scaraboean Honor Society Machine Designers Varsity Hockey Homeroom Baseball Victory Corps Grundy, Howard Reno 1356 EAST 94th st, MACHINE DRAWING Machine Designers Club Baseball Guc, Edward Anthony 3729 EAST 69th st. ART Guist, Paul Michael 5814 BONNA AVE. MACHINE sHoP Tech Leemen Club Bowling Victory Corps Gula, Robert 4009 WARREN AVE. SMITH-HUGHES Ushers Springfields Citizenship Class Gullo, Louis 7606 LA GRANGE AVE. MACHINE SHOP Perfect Attendance Victory Corps Homercom President Gusler, Edward Richard 1396 NICHOLS ROAD SIGN PAINTING Band Attendance Chairman Scymour Daubers Victory Corrs I-lomeraom Chairman llllli ELAES lll l9ll?l Gyenes, Alfred A lO208 SOMERSET AVE. ELECTRICITY Victory Corps Freeman Wreckers Halko, William Raymond 9104 KENNEDY MACHINE SHOP Mechites Victory Corps Club ami' N HQ dwick if 1 Edgar O6 EAS ST. E CIT C GFS ub 4 all l Y Harring as lil' Q d S BL 15 r I If f ef' P - I es. - Harris, g dward Z24l E 1 in st. ART Student Council Cinemasters Perfect Attendance Homeroom Baseball Harrison Marcus arve 3667 EAST l44th ST ELECTRICITY COLLEGE PREPARATOR 1 Freeman Wrec ers Student Counc I Les Chemists Apollo Club Harsch, George John 11915 HAMLEN AVE. PRINTING Annual Printing Staff Scarab Distribution Manager Scarab Make-Up Library Committee Perfect Attendance :Q 1: gi 1: F A . R. . 4. Q , , V -eye ,,,,.0,,9 ,. i,,, .ig 1.,i ,1., , . gy 9 35? 51? E1 iss Q 5 it 4 in 5 Q .ff JW . g 9455 ,gg - 35 .af ,,,, ., ,, 4. ...,, Q s' .. ygggi., 1, 1' Y 1 ig 944,91 visa ,r sy 'lg gi? 4 ,fit Ig it -31 '-egg! Q ' f' J! , , ..1. . .. V , I ,, Qu! 1 A nb ., Q A ,.,.. we A-X? 5 i g HBP t 2 50. S' liii . ' ilq 1 A .A Gra,ohicArtsClub ,M if 1 , X 4 ,gy I Q t me E 1 an it M y A . f 2-- 4. ' if . 'gg ':': I , We 2 1- 5 .. ff. . . .. .Bef Qlllliis + r- 1 - if tzssu. 5235? l-larvan, John Edward 10410 RENO AVE. MACHINE SHOP Club Basketball Victory Corps Student Council Homeroom Baseball Hasbrook, Claude Gilbert 7711 MYRON AVE. MACHINE DRAWING Perfect Attendance Machine Designers Student Council Victory Corps Club Baseball Hasbrook, Leroy John vvii MYRON Ave. MAcHiNs nimwiua Machine Designers Victory Corps Hall Guards Club Bowling Homeroom Basketball Hebeisen, Robert L. 6505 QUIMBY AVE. MACHINE SHOP Hecey, Donald Raymond 2805 EAST 120th ST. PRINTING Graphic Arts Club Perfect Attendance Varsity Bowling Captain Freshman Football Club Basketball Student Council Hedervary, Paul, Jr. 2782 EAST 92nd ST. MACHINE SHOP Mechites Victory Corps Club Bowling Captain Heller, Francis Joseph 9209 COLUMBIA AVE. 1 SMITH-HUGHES Springfields Victory Corps Hicks, James Alpha 2632 mst asm st. :Lscraicmr t Freeman Wreckers '5 Club Basketball Perfect Attendance Homeroom President Apollo Club Hiler, John Aloysius 6910 WADE PARK AVE. PATTERN MAKING Homeroom Basketball Hilinski, Joseph Adam 2977 NURSERY mtcnm: si-ior Hoetler, Raymond A. 3532 WEST 118th ST. CHEMISTRY Alchemia Scarabaean Honor Society Student Council Victory Corps Hoerz, William Henry 2916 EAST 117th ST. MACHINE DRAWING Brown Hi-Y President Presidents Club Machine Designers Club Bowling Club Basketball Noon Movie Committee Hoge, John William 392 EAST 124th st. PRINTING Graphic Arts Homeroom Baseball Victory Corps Ritle Club Noon Movie Committee Library Committee Hojnowski, Edward Frank 8214 Kosciuszko Ave. w.ci-im: snow f.-.i,lUlll ELASS ill lElll3.g...- - ---1.-Q14--tgp-1 -1.--.-.-1-l.l Holley, Charles Gordon 4l22 CHESTER AVE. PRINTING Graphic Arts Club Basketball Club Baseball Homeroom Basketball Horka, Joseph James :Ast lllth sr lilfllrrl Horney, George 7035 LEXINGTON AVE. MACHINE SHOP Mechites Victory Corps Perfect Attendance Hornke, William Lloyd 13605 GLENDALE Ave. MACHINE DRAWING Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Basketball Perfect Attendance Victory Corps Machine Designers Horvath, Frank Paul ll25 PARKVIEW SMITH-HUGHES Mike-Masters Victory Corps Varsity Bowling Brown Hi-Y Victory Corps Howell, Harry Willis vzo mst 99th st. MACHINE snow Hrabko, William H904 FOREST AVE. AIRCRAFT Library Committee Ushers Aero Club Victory Corps Student Council Homeroom Baseball llllll ELAES lll lElll3 Hrach, Robert Joseph l2408 cRAvcN MACHINE DRAWING Homeroom Basketball Victory Corps Hall Guard Machine Designers Boxing Squad Homeroom Baseball Hrehorevich, Carl G. 3730 BADING AVE. MACHINE SHOP Victory Corps Hrivnak, Ted John 4212 TRUMBULL AVE. MACHINE snow Hunt, Raymond James 2519 vsstav Ave. MACHINE DRAWING Husco, Leonard Joseph 8lO8 PULASKI AVE. PATTERN MAKING Gold Hi-Y Freshman Basketball Varsity Basketball Homeroom Baseball Victory Corps lacobucci, George R. lO7ll CRESTWOOD . ELECTRICITY Freeman Wreckers Club Basketball Irwin, Thomas James l736 crzfxwrono Row cnmisrnv Scarab Page Editor Alchemia Victory Corps W .J 7 :ef . A 'ii f Y ker 1 ir +c F 5. W' f ' 5 gr' - I .. rilllllllll .4 - WE V ,, :'2ef1,. r We 4? ,ti 5 A it We 'j'2 ' ' , 1 .V , Jablonski, Alfonse B. ELECTRICITY Library Guard . National Honor Society Homeroom President 4024 EAST 141st ST. Jackson, Wilmer 6511 oumwmre Ave. Aincimrr I Jacobs, Howard Larkin 7711 DORVER AVE. AIRCRAFT Library Committee liomeroom President Victory Corps Jacubenta, John 2724 EAST 75th ST. MAci-im: snop Jakubecz, Louis Frank 11906 HONEYDALE AVE. COLLEGE PREPARATORY Jamison, Thomas Heim 6915 EUCLID AVE. si-inet Mani. Tech Tinners Homeroom Baseball Page Committee Janka, Leonard Joseph sen mst vznd st. MACHINE snow Perfect Attendance Mechites Victory Corps Elllll1llS ' A Jarosz, Chester Aloysius 7900 coooMAN Ave. MAcHms snow information Committee Ushers Noon Movie Committee Page Committee Perfect Attendance Johnson, DavideThorsten iisofa SHADELAND':AVE. MAci-im: oimwins Band Orchestra Machine Designers Club Basketball Club Baseball Johnson, Rudolph 6505 outnwmre Ave. AIRCRAFT Varsity Track Coli-Tech Rollers Homeroom Baseball Jones, Robert James 16816 TARKINGTON AV . ELECTRICITY 7. Freeman Wreckers X Homeroom Baseball Club Basketball Club Bowling Club Baseball Jouri les, John Nicholas 782 EAST 88th ST. AIRCRAFT Student Council Secretary 1 Scarabee Hi-Y Aero Club . Basketball Assistant Manager Lost and Found Committee Kacala, George Steven 9607 AETNA ROAD cusuiisrav Alchcmia Kacirk, James John 1261 EAST 100th ST. MACHINE DRAWING Boxing Squad Freshman Football Varsity Tennis Scarabee Hi-Y Ushers National Honor Society JUNE ELAES U1 19113 - 11lg-1-11-- 1-.-T-.-.-il . ..-.... l1 Kacludis, Steven James 9208 COLUMBIA Ave. ELECTRICITY Gold Hi-Y Band Adelphian Society Hall Guard Victory Corps Kalinowski, Harry 3996 EAST 142114 ST. MACHINE snow Mechites Secretary Victory Corps Karda, Frank John 37li EAST l4Oth ST. CHEMISTRY LesC mistes Alche ia ' Thun erb Vict ryC s 4 ' I ' Kalovics, Emery Michael l0203 ROSEHILL AVE. MACHINE SHOP Homeroom Bowling Captain Homeroom Vice-President Noon Movie Committee Karwski, John 79l2 BELLEVUE Ave. MACHINE si-ior Mechites Varsity Basketball Kaselak, Steve James 9624 STEINWAY AVE. GENERAL Freshman Football Page Committee Victory Corps Scarabaean Honor Society Homeroom Basketball Katusha, Paul Anthony 1288 EAST 90th ST. PRINTING Graphic Arts Presswork Foreman Page Committee Ha.I Guard Scarab Pressman F' ff K Kaucic, Ladimer llll EAST 7lst ST. MACHINE SHOP COLLEGE PREPARATORY Library Committee Kelly, Jerry 2461 EAST asm ST. FOUNDRY Varsity Track Varsity Football Homeroom Baseball Kerestesy, Joseph 2986 EAST 82nd ST. MACHINE si-ior Mechites Library Committee Victory Corps Perfect Attendance Kerver, Robert George 9407 BLACKWELL AVE. MACHINE DRAWING Varsity Hockey Bond Victory Corps Homeroom Baseball Kestranek, Joseph R. 4105 smzkwiii Ave, PATTERN MAKING Victory Cor Knapp, John 2690 GRAND AVE. GENERAL National Honor Society Victory Corps Koblitz, Raymond Joseph 5422 cA1.es Ave. smiri-1-nusiiss Springtields Jillll MASS ill llili K 1 A 231 ' Y A ,, Al-, ' 5. f,. 5: 5 4 'ZQ ,,, Q'j :j.E-5- :ii ,..,.,, in V 5 13 1 ,g Q. ! , 1'h , ,15,: .. , ,, H ,,,.. '..',1gs:?h .1:5zg:::rE. ::bi. 3 , .. .I ,,., T P .. . T 'A 1 1 f ., ' ' 1 '2' 1 'Q ' 4. A 3 . ..:, 1 5 ' - 'M-3':, eg., ..1',.: Q - :Q rc, 1 1.-.: 1 wQM 1 as 1 . i , .,.. zz' : ,- 2 ,.., . :, 'shew . Owi- :,,,. V SlNlUllS i..-.l-.,.. T . -.-1-1 Kobrinski, Edward John 1596 EAST 43rd ST. MACHINE snow Tech Leemen Club Bowling Koelliker, Robert George l37l8 BEACHWOOD AVE. Pnmrma Graphic Arts Club Scarab Pressman Homeroom President Victory Corps Koenig, AI, Jr. 4131 EAST 114111 ST. ELECTRICITY, Varsity Football Scaraboean Honor Society Artisan Hi-Y StudentCounciI Victory Corps Kolarik, William James 3513 EAST 13151 ST. AIRCRAFT Adelphian Society Aero Club Homeroom F Homeir Vicfo' Kolk, Leo Stanley 13908 HORNER AVE, SMITH-HUGHES Varsity Baseball Freshman Football Freshman Basketball Springfalds Kolodziej, Benedict S. 5700 MAURICE AVE. MACHINE SHOP Vctory Corps Koneval, George 3433 EAST esfh sT. MAcH1NE si-lor cou.EeE rnennnonv Student Council Ushers l 3 EAST ls CH TRY Alc 'a Tre rer I 1401 , L , Alche Vice res. Student il J b Nationa r Society Gold Hi- Homeroom President Kotnik, Robert Louis Too4 ST. CLAIR AVE, AIRCRAFT Victory Corps - Kotnik, Robert Rudolph lO57 EAST 6151 ST. CHEMISTRY Alchemia Victory Corps V wvarbasic, Nick ssos ou1M13Y AVE. ISTRY nia Kowalski, Stanley Walter H003 GREENWICH AVE. MAcmN: snor Varsity Hockey Ushers Homeroom Basketball Homeroom Baseball Kozempa, Edward S. 2994 EAST 57th ST. SMITH-HUGHES Tech Whirlo Springfields Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Basketball Homeroom Bowling Apollo Club Kraft, Richard William l36l7 EDGEWOOD AVE, ELECTRICITY Freeman Wreckers Scarab Staff K. JUNE ELASS lil lElllH Krajewski, Leonard J. 6624 HOSMER AVE. sMi1'n.HusHEs Springfields Club Basketball Krakora, Charles Fred 3463 EAST vsm sr, GENERAL Kramer, Robert Earl l586 EAST 34th ST. MACHINE snov Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Varsity Football Krasowski, Adam John 708 DONALD AVE. E AL irlo President oon M vie Committee mmittee all ard mf. L' y e Kratovich, Alfonse A. H25 EAST 79th ST. MACHINE SHOP Mechites Kratovil, Joseph Anthony 33 l 7 CLARK AVE. ELECTRICITY Victory Corps Freeman reckers C b Bosk ba Kraus, Richard Stanley l'50l7 EDGEWOOD AVE. ELECTRICITY Freeman Wreckers Krejcik, James Albert 3396 EAST 52nd st. MACHINE oimwma Machine Designers Library Committee Kriaris, Kostas Paul i793 EAST 24th ST. PATTERN MAKING Boxing Squad Kubocki, Eugene Frank 14508 GLENDALE AVE. smim-Hue:-:Es Mike-Masters Victory Corps Kubiak, Emil Alexander 3447 EAST 75th ST. SN 'IIGI-IES c Kuchnicki, Robert Louis 7724 DORVER AVE, CHEMISTRY Kuratko, Joseph John 6146 RIDGE Row MACHINE snor Kurkul, Joseph Robert 3316 EAST 65th ST. GENERAL National Honor Society JUNE EllSB Ill llllfl If 3 'ti llllff flf 1., V fmt f wi 4 if VI. 4 ,A, 5, 11, i if 5 fi 4Wf z , ' .. ' , W . .... 4-5 V f 5 ix r 'Sv Q WW! Y A if l,,x5i'e?Qi.f' -' mmf if in-5, E x, 55 ,U 1' if '7-fi, 3 4. -:L 3 2543 , f ffis 'wi 1 g.: 5: .11 4: gg 3 55: 11-' L-Stk' 1 H-.. 4 . 3 it ' M- ' Il rss if - 5,104 4 J is A iff ,,A,:V VV. 14' 3 Q. ,525 if 5 xii lei, it if pg' ab ffl? 1. I 223 sf , f 1 ,Q . Q .' ,..,, :12 :', . y wi . - - a Kusko, Herman Peter 3690 EAST iosm sr. uuci-nur. srlor Lampert, John Ralph siov coRY Ave, :Mira-Hue:-iss Lang, Ervin Carl asm Msmomu Ave. umcniue snor Student Council Perfect Attendance Lansky, Raymond Joseph 13609 CHAPELSIDE AVE. SMITH-HUGHES Springfields Laquatra, Michael E. 2834 woooLANo Ave, swim:-Musnss Boxing Squad Mike-Masters Club Baseball Lawson, Harold Charles 7619 Msuzoss Ave. MAci-im: DRAWING Machine Designers Layer, Edwin Henry 3557 EAST ioafd st. MACHIAE iz wma COLLEGE AR T atio nor Soc a signe sident r ' ent Cl B t ude il lub Ba all Ellllllllli Jlllll Lesco, James Louis 10506 GRANDVIEW AVE. SMITH-HUGHES Homeroom President Victory Corps Club Bowling Noon Movies Student Council Mike-Masters Lemke, Robert Albert 14406 eoaswooo Ave. smiru-uucuzs Springfields Lendway, John William 2993 EAST 126th ST. SMITH-HUGHES Mike-Masters Secretary Club Bowling Club Basketball Senior Class Secretary Victory Corps Mike-Masters Leonhardt, John Henry 639 EAST l23rd ST, MACHINE DRAWING Machine Designers Victory Corps Bond Scorabee Hi-Y Club Basketball K Lesniak, Edwl rd ,- L 12613 BEN OOD A . ELECT I ITY Ar ' n H -Y P e i Pr i rt l a ral rts H eroom President Lesniowski, Stanley John 6523 Leoenea Ave. MAcruNs snow Varsity Hockey Homeroom Baseball Homeroom President Letsky, Raymond 771 EAST lO2nd ST. MACHINE SHOP l 'omeroom Basketball Homeroom Baseball Victory Corps Mechites Perfect Attendance Student Council 7 nt Fr e a rec s Club EUXSS Ill lQll3.i . i Lewis, Lyle Emerson 2411-0 Moiznis BLACK Pl.. AIRCRAFT Lost and Found Library Committee Lihan, Edward Thomas l429 EAST 52nd ST. MAcHiN: suor Llpstreu, Jack Fredrick 6807 zostere AVE. sMi'rH-Husnss Mike-Masters Apollo Club Liptak, William Paul 9500 Ei.izABeTH AVE. CABINET MAKING Chippendale Library Committee Apollo Club Loos, Robert Ralph 347l EAST lO2nd ST. GENERAL Lopez, Joe Phillip 3567 CROTON AVE. MACHINE DRAWING Boxing Squad Hall Guard Homeroom Basketball Homeroom Baseball Louden, Paul Louis ima MT. oveRLooK ROAD MAcniNs snow Homeroom President Homeroom Basketball Louis, Robert John 3303 EAST l23rd sr. ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING Corinthian Treasurer Victory Corps Luckas, Edmund Bernard 7416 STAR AVE. MACHINE naAwiNG Luczak, John Joseph 4086 :Ast em st. MACHINE snow Homeroom President Page Committee Mechites Club Bowling Victory Corps Lukach, Joseph Michael 3905 SVOBODA AVE. MACHINE SHOP Victory Corps Lutz, Gerald Francis 1029 FLORA AVE. MAci-im: snow Homeroom Basketball Varsity Bowling Gym Leader Lynch, Louis Jerome I827 LAKEVIEW ROAD ELECTRICITY Victory Corps Homeroom Basketball Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Bowling Varsity Football Lynch, William Theodore A ZOI9 EAST 89th ST. ELECTRICITY Freeman Wreckers Student Council Scgbaean H or Society JUNE CLASS lil IQLIH ..ii- 111 1-l- . Q, 3 45 ' ' ' 'L-is. ' - !, '-:'ezv'!s: 5:::vw44-M?-' -' -' , 3:41 , 11 i .,, .. I 3 - A '-,f5.X,L1-if-Z., - 3 ' W Aviva i!4',,A,,b,x ' -..i1A'-ici, . g c. ttf? ' r 41.24.21 ' .- .. -'-' Fi --if., j g :U- t . wg A 2 1 ' 'Z ' L , .J ag -A -. . ---i f ' ' i I 5 f wi i :if V Ellllllil lf ' 'V , , SAW .sm Aw Q 4 2 9 ay Kia R Q X 'X 'wg .M .:3::5:.,:',.: W WM ' T' J Macey, Richard Anthony 5530 EAST 104111 sr. SMITH-HUGHES Whirlo Victory Corps Madaras, Elmer Michael 10211 DICKENS AVE. muriucs Graphic Arts Club Bowling Club Basketball Homeroom Basketball Annual Presswork Scarab Make-Up Madonik, Paul A 92 sr 111111 sr. C AF ' ca: bae Honor Society i ory s r m aseba erm mer Ba Magalski, Harry Chester 9511 CARDWELL AVE. MACHINE snow 1 Magas, Leonard Steve 9420 STEINWAY AVE. MACHINE DRAWING Homeroom Baseball Machine Designers Club Bowling Club Basketball Magyar, Steven Julius 2795 EAST 124th sv. MACHINE SHOP College Prep Student Council Lees Duffers Victory Corps Majurski, John sesz EAST 105111 s MACHINE snor Maler, Ralph Charles 1961 EAST 15111 sr. AIRCRAFT Aero Club Thunder Birds Victory Corps Premiers Malinak,'Albert William 2917 AMBLER ROAD MACHINE SHOP Victory Corps Malinowski, Casimir S. 1230 EAST asm st, smirmuuenss Mannis, Irwin 10822 AMOR AVE, Aincurr Homeroom President Homeroom Baseball Scarabaean Honor Society Aero Club Student Council Victory Corps Markiewicz, Virgil C. 13416 eocewooo ROAD MACHINE snor Martin, Raymond Homer 94oo GAYLORD AVE. Ancnirscruns Page Committee Lost and Found Committee Library Committee Presidents Club Corinthian President Student Council Maryan, Donald Richard 1132 EAST sznd st. MACHINE unwise Victory Corps Page Committee Yearbook Assistant CLASS lil lElll3 l Matijasich, Charles 913 EAST 73rd sr. MACHINE snow Perfect Attendance Mattillo, Alfred I l62l FOREST ROAD SMITH-HUGHES Springfields Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Basketball Matula, Louis Alfred 13115 HOLTON AVE. sM1'rH-nue1-:Es Mike-Masters Club Baseball Victory Corps Homeroom Attendance Committee Mauer, Donald Russell 4786 REID AVE. SMITH-HUGHES Mike-Masters Citizenship Club Club Baseball Mazak, Joseph Edward l53O EAST 66th sr. ELECTRICITY Freemen Wreckers Club Baseball McAuliffe, Robert E. 1651 EAST 73rd st. ART Freshman Football Varsity Swimming Team Homeroom Bowling McGhee, William A. 3363 EAST 145m sr, SMITH-HUGHES Springfields Homeroom Basketball Homeroom Baseball McGinley, Lawrence T. 675 EAST 125m st. GENERAL Student Council Presid Library Committee Study Holl Committee Chairman, Metal :alsage Perfect Attendance Presidents Club Meczka, Peter Paul 6927 WORLEY AVE. MACHINE snov Ushers Club Basketball Freshman Basketball Varsity Basketball Mendyka, Edward Philip 14410 cA1NE Ave. MACHINE snow Apollo Club Homeroom Basketball I-lomeroom Baseball Gym Leader Homeroom President Merito, Francis John 4680 GALLUP Row smrri-1-1-iucnes Springfields Homeroom President Meros, Christ Peter 6407 QUIMBY AVE. MACHINE SHOP Miceli, Joe Anthony 2560 EAST 3'8th ST. GENERAL Victory Corps Senior Band Junior Band Office Page Chippendales Miluk, Carl 1903 EAST 8lst ST. PRINTING Graphic Arts Club President Presidents Club Circulation Manager Club Bowling Presswork Foreman Club Baseball JUNE ELASE lil lllll3 -T. 1 T. 1 . 2' -. -5 55, fl s l' E: V .1 5 x .,,. is .. .i ,Q gs 1: J' 571.1 I ' ' 'x .... , -,,.-xii.. , 1. . sf I if I wf 111 ' fJ !'f 1sW'.2f ., . ., . ,il J I. - SlNllIl3lE Minichiello, Anthony J. 2268 EAST IO3rd ST. smtn-Husnss Springflelds l.omeroom President Minotti, John Louis 1914 EAST I2O'fh ST. :Le iucitv ' Misk ic Joh n 6 I I AYFV Na I ty Lic ci ociety ol H' Alc e Vic y rps llq eroom P esident M M adineo, Albert 8321 TIOGA Ave. MAcH1N: snor Ushers Club Victory Corps Student Council Study Hall Chairman Noon Movies Foundry Club Mooradian, Oscar Asador 7623 osfase Ave. MACHINE si-ion Moze, Anthony John 1044 EAST Toth ST. MACHINE sHoP Noon Movies Mromor, Joseph Willia 6714 SCHAEFER ROAD Mucha, Stanley Joseph 4317 TRUMBULL AVE. smtn-Huenes Scarab Co-Editor Annual Staff Mike-Masters Presidents Club Club Basketball Club Bowling Musil, Robert James 11022 Ravens Ave. PATTERN Mmuuc Adelphicln Society Nagy, William 2527 EAST 82nd ST. MACHINE si-ion Homeroom Baseball Library Committee Victory Corps Niemeyer, Earl W. 3155 EAST 116111 ST. smmi-Hua:-iss Springfields Homeroom Basketball Nikolajczyk, Leonard J 1392 EAST 27th ST. SMITH-HUGHES Mike-Masters Club Basketball Homeroom Basketball Club Baseball Nowak, Richard Leroy 10713 WOODLAND AVE, MACHINE DRAWING Intramural Bowling Intramural Basketball Machine Designers Library Committee Nusly, David Edmund 10515 WOODLAND Ave. SMITH-HUGHES MACHINE DRAWIN Safety Corps Homeroom President Student Council Homeroom Baseball Citizenship Club E E A Victory Corps Q LV JUNE CLASS Ill IQI3 .1 -.-1... . 11.. Okin, Leonard 3423 EAST Moth ST. PATTERN MAKING Varsity Bowling Bookroom Helper Victory Corps Olschafsky, William A. 926 EAST mom ST. PRINTING , Perfect Attendance Swimming Team Graphic Arts Annual Presswork Annual Sports Staff Orlandi, Felice Anthony 10601 CEDAR AVE. MACHINE snow Victory Corps Homeroom President Homeroom Baseball Cafeteria Worker Ostrow, Frank John 915 EAST 72nd ST. MACHINE SHOP Pakis, Valentine 976 EAST 77th sT. MACHINE onAwiNe Perfect Attendance Victory Corps Homeroom Basketball Homeroom Baseball Pallo, Louis Joseph 3413 EAST 103rd ST. MACHINE snow Library Committee Student Council Student Council Page Victory Corps Panasik, William 3609 EAST iizm ST. MACHINE DRAWING COLLEGE PREPARATORY National Honor Society Machine Designers Perfect Attendance 6,605 . fpfrifa.-146 JUNE CLASS lil 19113 Papajcik, Richard 4614 viviAN Ave. PATTERN MAKING Papp, George Anthony 10601 -B WOODLAND AVE. MACHINE SHOP Ushers Club Wir? Paratore, Ross Frank 4237 LEE ROAD ART Page Committee Information Committee Band Noon Movies Student Council Homeroom Basketball Pasiechnik, Michael 1069 EAST 72nd ST. SMITH-HUGHES National Honor Society Student Council Library Committee Pastor, Andrew Steve 16215 LOTUS AVE, sMiTH-iiueries Scarabaean Honor Society Mike-Masters Springfields Perfect Attendance Homeroom Basketball Paterno, James 15210 KINSMAN ROAD Page Committe I , Ev J ART ' rt eiii E Q Patrick, Edward Paul 3541 EAST isard ST. f b T , 'J AIRCRAFT 'mg A 1 ii 1' A ---Sllllllll .-1 1 -ni- - q11 Patricy, Henry Raymond 8107 KORMAN AVE. mania: si-nor Mechites Pavish, Joseph L., Jr. 544 EAST iosrd sr. MA:i-lm: srior Pavlik, Edward.Micl'iaeI 3451 EAST lOZnd ST. MACHINE SHOP Homeroom President Pernell, Herman W. 2239 EAST asrd ST. rouNonY , Perfect Attendance Perpar, Mathias Francis ssos Pnosssiz Ave. MACHINE SHOP Scarabaean Honor Society Mechites Noon Movies Club Bowling Victory Corps Persell, James Clarence B820 YALE AVE. sneer Mn-Ai. W Tech Tinners President Presidents Club Library Committee Club Basketball Club Baseball Persin, Louis Anthony eaoi BAYLISS Ave. sum Menu. Premiers Tech Tinners Club Basketball Pesecky, Elmer John IOIOZ WAY AVE. ELECTRICITY t reckers id ry orps S v loves Cl s Cl r Pesta, Casmer, J., Jr. 638 BOLIVAR ROAD PRINTING Assistant Class Treasurer Bookshop Manager Graphic Arts Treasurer Social Committee information Committee Page Committee Petroc, Thomas George iaeio ci-mpsisios Ave. SMITH-HUGHES Mike-Masters Club Baseball Homeroom Attendance Committee Pezzino, James ELECTRICITY I-la I l Guard Library Guard Homeroom President 14304 EDGEWOOD R Pill, William use EAST svfh ST. ARCHITECTURE Corinthian Club Victory Corps Noon Movies Chairman Whirlo Student Council Perfect Attendance Pisarski, Stanley Bernard 3450 EAsT vain st. umcnins suov Senior Band Orchestra Victory Corps Plavcan, John 2792 EAST 75th st. MACHINE SHOP Apollo Club JUNE MASS lll llllll Plona, Edward i430 EAST 34th ST. MACHINE DRAWING Student Council Plum, George Leverat 1946 westisuim ROAD Aincurr Library Committee Pocobello, Joseph Frank ll2l4 MT. CARMEL AVE. PATTERN MAKING Polinek, Charles Joseph 3321 EAST 137111 sr. Nmcrims nimwinc Thunderbirds Victory Corps Student Council Noon Movies Library Committee 1 wic E . 66 TA . H P r lesManager C wling oon Movies Victory Corps Polk, Frank Anton 1365 EAST 4lst ST. SMITH-HUGHES Springfields Club Basketball Homeroom Baseball Pomeroy, Robert R. 11313 OLNEY Ave. :Maxine oiuwms Secretary Artisan Hi-Y Victory Corps Club Basketball Homeroog ll Pon, Robert Warren 1955 eAsT 75111 ST. ART Track Team Popielski, Daniel A. 6212 kenvom Ave, ciismismv Ushers Victory Corps Alchemio Club Popovich, John 3554 KIMMEL Ava. sM11'14-nusiiss Mike-Masters President Apollo Club Club Basketball V.ctory Corps Club Bowling Potter, Joseph Patrick 1941 EAST 69th ST, SMITH-HUGHES Springfields lntramurol Boxing Champ Page Committee Prosek, Frank James, J 3430 efxsr 7lst sr. Aincimrr Scarobaean Honor Society Ushers Perfect Attendance Bowling Team Aero Club Pruitt, Richard 2338 eAsT 63rd st. CABINET Murine Chippendale Club Presidents Club Apollo Club Library Committee Przyborowski, Leo 5503 Moumo Ave. PRINTING Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Basketball Perfect Attendance JUNE ElAEE Ui lllllil Ptuyac, John 1394 EAST 47th sT. MACHINE snow Putka, Edward George 9oo1 v1NEvARD AvE. SHEET METAL Tech Tinners Club Baseball Racin, Nicholas 8902 UNION AVE. PRINTING Annual Printing Co-ordinalor Scarab Make-Up Graphic Arts Student Council Racz, Steve Joseph 2833 EAST 126th ST. MACHINE SHOP Club Basketball Club Eowling Hockey Manager Vice President Brown I-li-Y President Hamil-Tech's Victory Corps Radcl iffe, Thomas Joseph ELECTRICITY 0-yi Freeman Wrecke Whirlo azek, a e 5613 QUIMBY AVE. PRINTING Perfect Attendance Track Manager Club Baseball Club Basketball Graphic Arts Homeroom Basketball Repko, Albert 12014 GRIFFING AVE. PATTERN Murine Ricco, Peter 2371 EAST 36th ST. ' MACHINE snov Hall Guard Apollo Club Ridsdale, Fred Hamilton ssov BROOKLINE ROAD SMITH-HUGHES Springfields Rist, John Ernest 12905 GRIFFIN AV MACHINE onAw1 Band Victory Corps 3462 EAST ng Perfect Attendan Victory Corps Homeroom Bas:-ball Homeroom Bowling Ratajczak, Robert R. 4073 EAST 68th ST. SMITH-HUGHES V Springfields Book Shop Homeroom Basketball Club Baseball Victory Corps Ray, Robert Emmett 6004 HOUGH AVE. ARCHITECTURE Corinthian Club Club Basketball Executive Board Social Committee Apollo Club Annual Staff Business Manager 111.T- . Movie Guard Roberts, Clyde Eugene 10412 suc1cEvE ROAD AIRCRAFT National Honor Society Scorabaean Honor Society Gold Hi-Y Aero Club Robinson, Paul James 1327 EAST 92nd ST. SMITH-HUGHES Springfields JUNE ELASS lil lllll3 Q N Roden, i Kenne I476 EAST ll2th ST, SMITH-HUGHES Scarabee Hi-Y Apollo Club Mike-Masters Club Basketball Victory Corps Perfect Attendance Rodono, Joseph Frank ISO9 EAST izafd st. cnsmisrnv Rosinski, Edmund Chester 4082 EAST l38th ST. MACHINE SHOP COLLEGE PREPARATORY Nhirlo Ushers Victory Corps Ross, Leonard C. 4533 PAYNE AVE. uucnius :Hon Homeroom Basketball Victory Corps Rubes, Edward W. iozov BENHAM AVE. Mncnius nrmwme Rubin, Alan 660 EAST 99th st. mxcmuz snor Homeroom Basketball Homeroom Baseball Ruppe, Louis Jerome ll0l9 HULDA AVE. MACHINE SHOP COLLEGE PREPABATORY Homeroom Baseball Russ, John James r 7203 MYRON AVE. MAcmN: oiuwinc Rutti, Alfred Walter 954 wnzeiocic ROAD MAcniNs suor Sabath, Fred 5616 QUIMBY AVE. AIRCRAFT Bowling Team Bowling Club Homeroom President Sabatka, Robert Joseph 4so4 cuiusm AVE. cnmisrnv Sabo, Robert Alex 3ll7 EAST 94th ST. SHEET METAL Perfect Attendance Tech Tinners Club Baseball Victory Corps Sabo, Robert. J. 3193 EAST :asm st. MACHINE si-for Sacha, Robert James 3702 EAST l49th ST PRINTING , Vice President Graphic Arls Clu Annual Printing Staff 'T Scarab Make-U 3 Senior Outing C mitte Club Basketball Cinemasters Clu JUNE CLASS lil Illflil . 3 M 1155 C392 1 ' ' .,.. 2 l3gE fl:'lf '55 .5 51 l , .5153 .. F,-,A :fa K 1 ,I 4122 - 15 A ' Zigt ffhf . M 1 .,. N. 1, f Q ' 1 5iQ1.?i?E,L. A ' . NR A A , Saiger, Herbert Charles 12401 EDMONTON AVE. ART National Honor Society Varsity Hockey Adelphian Club Homeroom Basketball Swimming Team Salupo, Carl Ricardo 3342 SCOVILL AVE. sneer METAL Homeroom Basketball Homeroom Baseball A Savoca, Anthony 3386 EAST ll h MAcHiNs snow 0 Tech Mechi s Victory Cor Noon Movi Homeroom B etball Homeroom Basebal Schaefer,Alb rt William 12102 MT. OVERLOOK ROAD MAcHiN: snor cones: PREPARATORY ' Hockey Team Victory Corps Schaser, George Steve l423 EAST 59th ST. MACHINE SHOP Schatschneider, Harold 296l wooDH1Li. ROAD :Mini-Huanzs Springfields Schentur, Raymond Emil 7415 CORNELIA AVE. SMITH-HUGHES Gold Hi-Y Whirlo Chess Club Perfect Attendance Presidents Club Homeroom Baseball Ellllllllgii . JUNE Schneider, Robert Joseph l763 EAST 38th ST. MAcriiNs snow Scott, Ronald William 2209 CUMMINGTON AVE. AIRCRAFT Victory Corps Scrivano, John Andrew 3545 MENLO AVE. SMITH-HUGHES National Honor Society Scarab Art Editor Annual Feature Editor Secretary-Treasurer M.ke-Maslcis. Adelphian Club Victory Corps Sedlecky, William Jack 3643 EAST 138111 st, MACHINE DRAWING Perfect Attendance Orchestra Victory Corps Sedusky, Robert Leopold isos EAST sem sr. :Lscrnicivv National Honor Society Secretary Scarabaean Honor Society Freeman Wreckers Club Bowling Freshman Football Chief Projectionist Noon Movies RK Seelye, Herman John 1228 ADDISON ROAD sMi1-ii-nuci-iss Springfields Semian, Walter George 3758 EAST l40th ST. PRINTING Graphic Arts Club Club Bowling Bond Scarab Pressman Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Vice President CLASS Ui H431- gAfW'e' Ushers Seppeler, Richard Ralph 1609 EAST 85th ST. ELECTRICITY l-lall Guard Freeman Wreckers Perfect Attendance Serbin, J n - 10005 ARKV E, A MACHIN j Homeroo sident e1 call iomeroom Baseball Les Chemists Serrani, Leo S204 Rosewooo Ave. SMITH-HUGHES Noon Movies Victory Corps Apollo Club Sevinsky, David Joseph 5103 HARLEM AVE. SMITH-HUGHES Springtields Shapiro, Max 3539 EAST mm ST. ELECTRICITY Sheha, George John 4400 CULLEN AVE. SMITH-HUGHES Mike-Masters Club Basketball Club Baseball Victory Corps Club Bowling Sherwin, Aaron Lee 3657 EAST 147th ST. cnsmisrnv ,......gJlllll CLASS ill 19113 Shirk, Norman Mervin 7110 HECKER Ave. ELECTRICITY Homeroom Basketball Freeman Wreckers Secretary Homeroom President Club Basketball Showers, Edgar Grant iesoi TELFAIR ve. nscmicirv Freeman Wrecke Club Bowling Shubart, Robert 8809 HOUGH AVE. ART Homeroom President Vice President Scarabee Hi-Y Perfect Atte d ce n an Homeroom Basketball Palletech Track Sianti, John Richard 9707 BESSEMER AVE. SMITH-HUGHES Springfields Silc, Anthony John ms NORWOOD ROAD MAcHiN: snor Simonelli, Joseph iiois KiNsMAN Ave. PRINTING Annual Printing Staff Graphic Arts Club Club Baseball Perfect Attendance Singer, Joseph Julius 12413 WOODSIDE ROAD ELECTRICITY Freeman Wreckers Victory Corps xo 5 ,Jas ii gdkc.-I ci' -glllllllllf Sivulka, David Earl 3416 EAST 73rd sr. MACHINE SHOP Presidents Club Executive Board Noon Movies Club Bowling Tech Mechites Victory Corps Slife, Donald Emil 3843 EAST 1515i st. oznsim. Victory Corps Executive Board Citizenship Committee Slivka, Charles Thomas 1z4os reams AVE. GENERAL Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Basketball Perfect Attendance Soldacki, John Peter 1029 EAST 79th st. smirn-Huenss Springfields Club Basketball Solitario, Joseph 2552 EAST 28th ST. ART COLLEGE PREPARATORY Homeroom President Scarabaean Honor Society Palletech Sovol, Ralph E. H323 PARKVIEW AVE. SMITH-HUGHES Mike-Masters Speser, Phillip Lester 957 LiNN AVE. MACHINE si-lor Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Basketball Victory Corps ,: Spychalski, Daniel Joseph 7206 RATHBUN AVE. SMITH-HUGHES Perfect Attendance Springfields Student Council Victory Corps Page Committee Club Basketball Squire, John Charles 1o9oe Gnseisiwicu Ave. ELECTRICITY Library Desk Committee Student Council Homeroom Bowling Homeroom Basketball Srp, James Joseph 3589 EAST llifh ST. ELECTRICITY Freeman Wreckers ' s Stanek, Frank Edward 1820 EAST 47th ST. SMITH-HUGHES Mike-Masters Victory Corps Page Committee Student Council Stankiewicz, Albert J. 6615 BAXTER AVE. SMITH-HUGHES Senior Class President Presidents Club Hockey Mike-Masters Ushers Springfields Stanley, Harlan Evan 9016 suPER1oR AVE. MACHINE DRAWING Homeroom President Glee Club 594-ig! Stastny, Francis Joseph 4223 STORER AVE. MAcmNs unwise COLLEGE PREPARATORY National Honor Societv Scarabaean Honor Society Student Council Treasurer Adelphian Society Vice President Machine Designers Treasurer Club Bowling JUNl ELAES Ul i943 W -... T---1 ..i-.1-- - Ste-inetz, Adam John 1444 EAST 59th st. SMITH-HUGHES Springfields Club Basketball Stezowski, Clarence J. esas NEWMAN AVE. MACHINE SHOP President Mechites Club Presidents Club Victory Corps Strange, Robert Raymond 1821 MARYLAND AVE. cnmisrnv National Honor Society Scarabaean Honor Society Gold Hi-Y Alchemia Ushers Victory Corps Strieble, William Howard 2464 EAST szna sr. ELECTRICITY Freeman Wreckers Student Council Victory Corps Perfect Attendance Homeroom Basketball Noon Movies Surso, Peter asa-Is EAST lO5th sr. MACHINE suor Suszynski, Frank Joseph 954 WHEELOCK AVE. MACHINE snow Victory Corps Tech Mechites Club Perfect Attendance Noon Movies Club Bowling Svihlik, Edward Robert 68Ol UNION AVE. MACHINE snow Melee? Swartz, Herbert Bernard 11210 BERKSHIRE ROAD ELECTRICITY cones: PRePAIzA1'oRY Freeman Wreckers Club Basketball Club Baseball Swita, Frank John l39Ol CRENNELL AVE. FOUNDRY Foundry Club Szabrak, Robert Harry i786 EAST 32nd ST. MACHINE DRAWING Machine Designers Club Szalowski, Stanley C. B016 MEDINA AVE. MACHINE SHOP Springfields Hockey Szaniszlo, Albert Leonard zsae WOODHILL ROAD MACHINE DRAWING Premiers Club Machine Designers Club Club Baseball Club Basketball Tainer, James Allan eoo EAST lO3rd st. AIRCRAFT cours: PIzsrAnA1'oIz1r National Honor Society Scarabaean Honor Society Vice President Student Council Tarczynski, Stanley R. 4ll7 EA l36th sr. cn: llllll ELASS ill llllll Wan K SV 12 slllflxngll X 131 G EllllUl1S-- Thielman, Russell Fred 4515 PEARSE Ave. Ant Student Council Victory Corps Thomas, Arthur Vincent 10913 oovs Ave. ELECTRICITY Thompson, Frank Henry 2645 mst 69th st. MAc1111-1: si-ior Senior Band Boxing Team Junior Band Victory Corps Tomosello, James A. 12717 OAKFIELD AVE. MACHINE srior Homeroom Basketball Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Bowling Tomazin, Edward Albert 5700 BONNA Avia. MACHINE sriov Tech Mechites Victory Corps Torchia, Samuel Anthony 10410 PRINCE AVE. CHEMISTRY COLLEGE PREPARATORY National Honor Society Presidents Club Gold Hi-Y Alchemia Club Basketball Treiber, Anton George 7605 LOCKY AR AVE. -7 Tropea, Robert Joseph 11418 MATILDA Ave. smirn-uucnss Secretary Springfields Tropp, Howa rd George 2955i MEADOWBROOK BLVD, PATTERN MAKING Student Council Homeroom President 3598 EAST 139t Tucker, Henry Wo lo Aero Club 1,5 National Honor Society ah Adelphian Society Varsity Hockey Club Track Ainciutrr NN H Tufts, Memphis 2482 EAST 63rd ST. MACHINE DRAWING Perfect Attendance Homeroom Baseball Varsity Football Coli-Tech Rollers Homeroom Basketball lmafs of 104614, Turk, Donald H. MACHINE DRAWING COLLEGE PREPARATORY Scarabaean Honor Society President Scarabee Hi-Y Victory Corps Homeroom President Library Committee Annual Staff 1273 EAST lllth ST. Da Turner, Robert 2640 EAST 65111 sr ELECTRICITY Udovic, William Martin 896 :Ast 73rd st. umciims snor JUNE CLASS ill 1943 vs 1 we Umerley, Robert Joseph 3976 EAST mi ST. MAcmNE suor Page Committee Attendance Checker Victory Corps Apollo Club Unterreiner, George J. uses EAST 45th ST. smrn-Husnzs Homeroom Basketball Club Basketball Ushers Homeroom Baseball Victory Corps Uroic, Edward Joseph l372 EAST 4isf ST. sum:-nueuEs Homeroom Basketball Club Basketball Mike-Masters Club Baseball Urvan, John 9527 MANO AVE. ELECTRICITY Homeroom Bas Noon ovi s ' r ittee Uskert, Joseph V. 3586 EAST I3 s CHEMISTRY Alchemia Track Valentine, Mathew F. 7305 kiNSMAN RoAp ART Valore, Tony 2393 EAST 38th ST. MACHINE SHOP Tech Mechites Vpory Corps l QfX JUNE CLASS UF IQZI3 Vandrak, Steve Milan 3393 EAST :iam ST. SMITH-nuenss Vargo, Peter 9022 ST. CATHERINE AvE. SMITH-HUGHES President Springfields Apollo Club Cinemasters Vasko, Cyril Methodius H305 PARKWAY ROAD CHEMISTRY Alchemia Perfect Attendance Vasko, George Robert 10813 SANDUSKY AVE. SMITH-HUGHES Sprlngfields Homeroom President Vidmar, Joseph Anthony nes EAST Sam ST. SMITH-HUGHES Mike-Masters Club Basketball Club Baseball Volcansek, Edward John 3564 EAST 82nd ST. CABINET MAKING Chippendales Club Club Bowling Vondriska, Robert John 4007 HARVARD AVE. GENERAL Senior Band Graphic Arts Club Freshman Football Perfect Attendance Club Basketball 390,386 N, 31 -Ellllllllll Walker, William Elmer 2211 EAsT sem st. PATTERN Mmcine cause: im:rAnA1onY Wargo, Ernest Edward H006 EDGEPARK ROAD mciim: oimwme Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Basketball Premiers Club Wasielewski, Stanley G. 3731 EAST 54th ST. MACHINE SHOP Senior Band Homeroom Basketball Welke , Rudolp .lo l E A R T F mit Code Her asurer Adelphian S ' ty Secy.-Treas. Wennerstrom, Eldon Qoe sAsr izfaih st. MACHINE DRAWING National Honor Society Scarabaean Honor Society Scarabee Hi-Y Machine Designers Club Homeroom President Homeroom Baseball Wheeler, Frederick E. 4335 EAST isofh sr. MAcHiN: oimwmc President Honor Study Hall Victory Corps Wilcosky, Raymond E. ioios wAY Ave. Miacnms snow Carl JUNE Wilker, Henry George 871 EAST 93rd ST. sneer Maui. Perfect Attendance Tech Tinners Club Basketball Club Baseball Homeroom Basketball Wilkins, George Fraczell 68l8 KINSMAN ROAD MAcHmz snow COLLEGE PREPARATORY Track Hall Guard Victory Corps Wilson, Richard Walter II84 EAST Il4th ST. ELECTRICITY Council Executive Board Council Tin Salvage Committee Council Study Hall Committee Victory Corps Scarabee Hi-Y Winer, Harold Solomon 695 EAST 126th ST. MACHINE DRAWING COLLEGE FREPARATORY Tennis Team Student Council Thunderbirds Page Committee Witt, Frank Dennison 3557 WEST l6Oth ST. MACHINE SHOP Club Bowling Victory Corps Noon Movies Wojtkiewicz, Chester W sozo sowirsisici Ave. 1 MACHINE SHOP Yambor, Lawrence R. ISSOI SAYBROOK ROAD SMITH-HUGHES M ke-Masters l-lomeroom Baseball ELASE ill IHl3 -n--an-1.1-------1.- i- -1--1-1-1-11-l -- gi Yanacek, Paul J. 7105 sua AVE. MACHINE snow 1-lall Guard Baseball Team Zackowski, Bernard N. 3573 EAST 14111 st. MACHINE snov Tech Mechites Club Perfect Attendance Victory Corps Bowling Team l-lomeroom Basketball Zohradnicek, James ll9l3 FARRINGDON ROAD SMITH-HUGHES Mike-Masters l-lomeroom Basketball Zake, Harry 3413 EAST 1411 ELECTRICITY Freeman W c r Lib ary C i t Ci m rs ub Lakraysek, Joseph M. 616 EAST ll7th ST. SHEET METAL Tech Tinners Club Baseball Library Committee Victory Corps Zamiska, Leonard W. ll43I FOREST Ave. ART National Honor Society Scarabaean Honor Society Zavartkay, Edward A. 95Ol st. CATHERINE AVE. MACHINE snow Ushers Victory Corps Tech Mechites Zdanowicz, Chester A. 1604 EAST 43rd st. ELECTRICITY COLLEGE Pneunnonv Natonal Honor Society Freeman rs Zuhn, Edward 3582 EAST 78th st. MACHINE SHOP Ushers Llub Basketball Foundry Club Zimmerman, Marvin S. 3427 EAST lI7th ST. CHEMISTRY Alchemicl Zisla, Harold l342l KINSMAN ROAD ART Sraraba'c1n Honor Society Freshman Basketball Homeroom Basketball National Honor Sosiety Zukas, Julius issos BENWOOD Ave, MACHINE DRAWING COLLEGE PREPARATORY Na'ional Honor Socie y Vice Pres. Varsity Football Student Council Machine Designers Club Club Sports Zupancic, Adolph Anton IO79 EAST 76th ST. MACHINE SHOP Springfields Club Basketball Band Benton, Lloyd ssos ENs1cN AVE. AIRCRAFT JUNE ELASS lll 1943 lil-1- 11 -l 1- Angeloff, Carl 3206 EAST 117m MACHINE DRAWING Whirlo Student Council ST Avenmarg, William 1248 EAST 6151 ST. ELECTRICITY Barron, Robert 50l 1 BROADWAY ART Bateman, Willis 3759 SCOVILL AVE. PRINTING Bercsa, Ernest soos EAST 129111 ST. MACHINE snow Bergolc, Richard 1207 EAST sznd ST. MACHINE sriov Bitr1er,Williom , 582 EAST lOlst PRINTING Graphic Arts Club Basketball Club Baseball Club Bowling ST. ----l-.-..--.. ..T-.. i- , Brezina, Andor 7315 GRAND ART Brooks, Donald 4128 EAST 1021-.d ST. ELECTRICITY Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Basketball Buynak, John H327 GREENWICH CHEMISTRY Bystricky, Joseph 13717 GLENDALE AVE. SMITH-HUGHES Apollo Club I-lomeroom Basketball Homeroom Baseball Carocio, Robert lO62l OLIVET AVE. MACHINE SHOP Centanni, Russell 9900 ORLEANS AVE. SHEET METAL Costa, Ignatius 1940 EAST l24th PLACE ELECTRICITY AUGUST ELAES lil M43 1- -ig, 1...1-1.----11. Courrier, William 91301 RAMONA BLVD. AIRCRAFT Crane, Robert 8701 HARKNESS AVE. CAB I NET MAKING COLLEGE PREPARATORY Chipoendales Club Basketball Homeroom Vice-President Victory Corps Di Franco, Elio 2268 EAST 105th ST. AIRCRAFT Homeroom Baseball Di Salvo, Charles 3474 EAST ll8th ST. AIRCRAFT Library Committee Ditirro, William 1909 EAST 120th ST. ELECTRICITY Dukowski, Robert 4os1 EAST 59th ST. smmi-Huci-ies Varsity Hockey Homeroom Officer East, Harold 2360 EAST svfh sT. PATTERN MAKING Eber, Julius 13613 :Ast 40th ST. sM1T1-1-Husi-iss Elco, Joseph 8211 Dscicerz AVE. MACHINE DRAWING Fenner, Raymond 4200 WARREN ST. AIRCRAFT National Honor Society Scarabaean Honor Society Homeroom President Victory Corps Filipski, Florian 3723 EAST 53rd sT. AIRCRAFT Aero Club Ushers Artisan Hi-Y Club Basketball Varsity Football Manager Homeroom President Frank, Milton lO8l2 BRYANT AVE. ART Glazer, Charles 3459 EAST 125111 st sM1'rH-Hususs Gray, Gilbert 37Ol EAST llOth ST CHEMISTRY llllGllSl ELABS Ul llllli Grubb, Jack 12906 THORNHURST MACHINE DRAWING Gulyas, Theodore 2784 EAST 124111 ST. ELECTRICITY COLLEGE RREPARAToRv Gunderson, Fred 1390 NICHOLS ROAD PRINTING Hanley, Hillman 2410 EAST 57th ST. PRINTING Graphic Arts Coli-Tech Rollers Homeroom Basketball Homeroom Baseball Library Committee Club Baseball Harris, Robert 6205 HOUGH AVE. ELECTRICITY Helus, Richard 14922 KI NGSFORD AVE. AIRCRAFT Herr, Clifford 2960 EAST asm ST. sM1'rI-I-IIucHEs L1i1. 1- Hing, Robert sois BEAUMQNT Ave SHEET METAL Hrabak, Franklin 12709 RExEoRa AVE. ELECTRICITY lvanye, Robert II702 PARKVIEW AIRCRAFT Jelepis, James 8901 KENMORE AVE. sMITI-I-IIueI-IEs Whirlo Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Basketball Chess and Checkers Club Jesunas, Alfred I3309 BENWOOD AVP. MACHINE DRAWING Johnson, Clifford 2422 EAST 84th ST. PATTERN MAKING Johnson, Ted 4108 EAST 76th ST. AIRCRAFT Student Council Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Basketball Victory Corps Glee Club AUEUSI CLASS UF IQ43 i-1.1-- -:I -I--l-- -E i11.11-1-ir-E11 1l. 1 Jurich, Steve l59ll CLOVERSIDE AVE. SMITH-HUGHES Kantralis, Alex ieav EAST sem st. AIRCRAFT Library Committee Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Basketball Adelphian Society Scarabaean Honor Society Kovaros, Robert 2644 WOODHILL ROAD smiri-i-Hum-iss Kelly, Arthur 468 EAST 70th ST. AIRCRAFT Library Committee Victory Corps Homeroom President Kieselbach, Robert 3254 EAST l42nd st. MAcHiN: suor Klein, Raymond iosi EAST iiifh st. Piunrins Graphic Arts Club Bowling Homeroom Bowling Library Committee Freshman Football Koenig, Louis John 2528 EAST som st. smrrn-Huenss Mike-Masters Homeroom Baseball Club Bowling Komornik, Robert 9105 Kourom AVE, MACHINE sHoP Kosicki, Richard esifa RATHBUN AVE SMITH-HUGHES Library Committee Glee Club Kozdron, Stanley 3oo9 EAST em sr. sMi1'H-Huci-ies Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Basketball Kriska, Walter 2927 WOODHILL ROAD SMITH-HUGH ES Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Basketball Lacko, Michael aeoe EAST mm st. rAr1:nN MAKiNe La Marco, Thomas l5llO KINSMAN ROAD AIRCRAFT Launders, Robert iiis EAST iisfh st, SHEET METAL flllGllSl EllSE ill l9llH .- -il-1 -i i .?l..--.- Lessing, Joseph l7l7 EAST eom st. MACHINE snoe Lewanski, Andrew 1617 EAST 40111 sr. MACHINE DRAWING Lewis, Lawrence 11105 Miuss AVE. sneer Me'rAL National Honor Society Scarabaean Honor Society Tech Tinners Licursi, Nick 12216 WADE PARK A GENERAL , Llnk, Robert 4729 PAYNE AVE. MACHINE SHOP Varsity Swimming Homeroom Baseball Lolli, Anthony 2194 FAIRHILL ROAD ELECTRICITY Varsity Football Freshman Football Homeroom Bowling Homeroom Basketball Makar, Frank 3047 EAST 45th st. sM1'rH-Huel-les Marini, Jock 9620 BESSEMER RSAD MACHINE SHOP Homeroom President Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Basketball Chess and Checkers Club Homeroom Bowling Library Committee Marino, Joseph 3567 EAST l38lh ST. AIRCRAFT Band Victory Corps Hamiltech Secretary Martin, John 11106 Revene AVE. MACHINE DRAWING Whirla Artisan Hi-Y Adelphian Society Homeroom President Marvaso, Vincent 2672 EAST 115m st. SMITH-HUGHES Maus, Warren 7l2l WADE PARK AVE AIRCRAFT Mayer, Ernest 6905 WORLEY AVE. ELECTRICITY Michniuk, John l350l CHAPELSIDE AVE SMITH-HUGHES Homeroom Basketball Homeroom Baseball 1llll3llSl ELASS ill l9ll3 ,, . . Miklus, Andrew 1524 EAST 43rd st. PRINTING Graphic Arts Club Basketball Mlroglotta, Carl 3453 EAST l47th ST. MACHINE snow Morales, Stanley 3415 EAST 114111 sT. ELECTRICITY Occhipinti, Machael 1956 EAST l20th ST. AIRCRAFT Oldham, Jack 1512 EAST ll8th ST. MACHINE SHOP Mechites Victory Corps Oleff, John 3599 EAST 140th ST. AIRCRAFT Varsity Basketball August Class Treasurer Aero Club Student Council Apollo Club Oderisin, George 96l7 LAMONTIER AVE. SMITH-HUGHES Osinski, Edward lS3l EAST asm st. SMITH-HUGHES Homeroom President Victory Corps Tardy Committee Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Basketball Paces, Robert 3470 EAST 125111 ST. AIRCRAFT Band Scarabee Hi-Y Club Basketball Homeroom Bowling Library Committee Pajunos, Peter 5706 LEXINGTON AVE. AIRCRAFT Panasewicz, Ben 1049 EAST 79th ST. SMITH-HUGHES Student Council Vice-President Page Committee Executive Board Pece, Mario 2179 MURRAY HILL MACHINE SHOP Plskennoff, Paul 738 EAST 95th ST, AIRCRAFT Page Committee Lost and Found Committee Homeroom President Powell, Thomas 1221 CLEMENT AVE. AIRCRAFT Homeroom Baseball Victory Corps flllEllSl ElASE lll lllll3 l1 1-11-1 V' Z' , . Q , gf elfguj-u - -' - -1 I .,, 5 it, V ,,,- T . ', , lf i ' : ,.,. T . , .. H. A A .:1,5,g,-gig: , o m g, 4 .- 1 A- A mt, 3 I., t H53 3: it 1 E. 3 A .... .2:' 4 , ':' ,,. 6 f 4 5 3' 5. l ' .:..::t, , - :: t:3?-vs V ' ' fe -I ' In ..,. 2 1 'f I .1 M5 1.1 Q., ,P Sim--1,Q2:,..,g,-tai:-,.: ' -as-, -:mf 1 -E-.:1..:. 2 . ,,.. ,. V I .,., V ,. , , W A-- r 1 R . ,,,, . ,gg 3 ,if A A 5-., '- - Z Q 32 if ,T ,.,. , 41' I :S 42, S A fa 59 451, I ' I 3312 ' 't i I :iff iq gif 5 V . V. 1.5 : If Zi, I ' Rizzo, Dominic 2558 EAST 83rd ST. MACHINE snor- Rudninki, Harvey 4020 EAST 27th ST. sMrrH.HuG1-ies Homeroom Basketball Homeroom Baseball Artisan Hi-Y Library Committee Salwan, Joseph 7927 coizv AVE. MACHINE si-ion Silvestro, Joseph 12111 amrrima ELECTRICITY Simon, Bernard 11400 HOPKINS SHEET METAL Sklad, Chester 6009 BELLFORD SMITH-HUGHES Solomon, Donald 4064 EAST lO0l'h ST. ELECTRICITY National Honor Society Noon Movie Committee Toth, Frank 9714 MT. AUBURN PRINTING Vaccaro, Leonard 3531 EAST II7th ST. ELECTRICITY Homeroom President Wakser, Albert asso EAST 139111 sr. AIRCRAFT Weissberg, Moe 10520 BRYANT Ave ELECTRICITY Homeroom Basketball Freeman Wreckers Whitaker, Leroy 2482 EAST 28th sr. rouumw Williams, William 7914 GRAND Ave. ELECTRICITY Homeroom Baseball Freeman Wreckers Victory Corps Wilmink, Edward 2812 CEDAR AVE. ELECTRICITY Freeman Wreckers Victory Corps lillliillgl CLASS Ui IQll3 1 -1 .11--1 -1 Workman, William 96lO QUEBEC AVE. ART Coli-Tech Rollers Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Basketball Club Track Club Basketball Wotawa, Stanley 1041 EAST Tom st. AmcnAr-r Student Council Homeroom Baseball Band Orchestra Victory Corps Zakovec, William 5314 MCBRIDE AVE. SHEET METAL Tech Tinners Club Baseball Club Basketball Lost and Found Homeroom Baseball Homeroom Basketball Zarobila, Robert 2737 EAsT 90111 st. smim-Husnss Zeisler, Joseph 939 LAKEVIEW ROAD AIRCRAFT National Honor Society Scarabaean Honor Society Zigli, William 3299 EAST nam ST. sM11'1-1-Huai-iss Zingale, Anthony 36lO EAST 146m ST. AIRCRAFT Homeroom Basketball Homeroom Baseball Hamil-Tech llllillSl ElllSS lll lllll Ai., L. A i E E F MARINES 'A' 'A' i' uk ir if 'k ir 4 Row I: Keserich, Krajewski, Soeder, Alex, Tomaro, Crowle, Nolan, Kramer. Row ll: Borgman, Borovac, Porach, Udovic, Zukas, R. Rutti, Sway, Karakul, Dorn, Castro. Row III: Hezopis, Fitzgerald, Maus, Mihelko, Koenig, Rice, Lipstreu, A. Rutti, Bisesi, Stuckert, Foster, Zukie, Mr. Yeck, Mr. Harmony. FOOTBALL A shrill whistle, toe meets leather, and a pigskin, carrying with it a potential story of the l942 East Tech football team, soars into the crisp September sky. lt was to be, not the greatest team in the school's history, but one still worthy of donning the Brown and Gold. East Tech finished the season with four wins, three losses, two score- less ties, and a fourth place in the hectic East Side Senate race. Seven returning Iettermen, Sway, Udovic, Dorn, Bisesi, Zukas, Borovac, Mihelko, formed the nucleus of the l942 edition of the Carpenter grid machine. It looked as if this were to be the big year as the Artisans began with a bang that resounded throughout the Senate. They routed the Polish Navy of South High I9 to IZ, defeated Glenville l2 to 7, for variety, lost to the unbeatable Warren I2 to O, and then ran rampant over the East High gridders I9 to 7. But then the Tech followers were rudely awakened and sur- prised as the John Adams Rebels played the Locals to a scoreless tie, and then lost a heartbreaker to the Eastern Senate champion, Collinwood, l2 to 6. ln the following game the Techites unleashed their wrath as they swamped Central, 40 to O. The next game with Cathedral Latin was a see-saw affair with the Artisans edged out 7 to 6. ln the last game of the season, without the services of their captain, Sway, the Scarabs were held to a scoreless tie by Benedictine. The following players received monograms: Udovic, D. Rutti, Sway, Karakul, Dorn, Stuckert, Castro, Lipstreu, Alex, Kramer, Maus, Borovac, Zukas, Zukie, A. Rutti, Mihelko, Crowle, Koenig. llllllllllE Row I: Greene, Jackson, Boddie, Wilson, Atzal, Carter lCaptainl, Alexander, Jones, Tol- liver, Nicholson, Razek, Yeck. Row Sill: hRodich, Grambo, Ostrow, East, Uskert, Wilkum, Maus, Shubart, Pon, Ware, Allen, a te ug r. Row III: Foster, Kisselbach, Barcley, Walker, C. Johnson, Bufford, Fatico, Bing, R, Johnson. TRACK Amid the dust from their spikes and the bewilderment of their opponents at Thomas Edison Field, at Delaware, Salem, and Colum- bus emerges a story of the most powerful and invisible aggregation of trackmen to crush the cinders in l942. Jackson, Carter, East, Tolliver, and Gassaway, with excellent performances in their fields, put East Tech in its place to reign as the Ohio Scholastic Track Cham- pions for another year. At the Ohio Wesleyan Relays the Carpenter squad won their first state crown. Springfield High School, Springfield lO.l and Lakewood High School offered the Artisans plenty of competition. The Brown and Gold shattered only one record in the form of the shuttle relay race which they won in 57.6 seconds. Wilmer Jackson, scholastic hurdle king, shared honors with East, Babbit, Few, and Gassaway of the half-mile relay team which set a new mark of l:3O.4 in that event. Jackson evened his low hurdle record of l5.2 as he captured two first in the high and low hurdles. Jackson lhere we go againll leaped the l2O yard highs in l5.9 and the lows in 25.7, as the Greenemen showed that they were made of championship caliber to place in seven events in the Northeastern Ohio District Qualifier meets at Thomas Edison Field: then went on to Columbus to bring home the fourth consecutive State crown for East Tech. In the l942 track finale the Artisan 880-yard relay entries made up of Carter, Gassaway, East and Few, set a new record of l :29.l in the open relay event. llllllllll Rcw I: Grum, Massien, Moniak, Barton, Kerver, Ach, Schaefer, Mellinger. Fow II: Racz, Serowski, Blank, Mates, Tucker, Lesniowski, Bako. Rcw Ill: Mr. Dale, Kra,eviski, Kowalski, Dembinski, Stankiewicz, Schneider, Dukowski, Mr. HOCKEY l guess we just didn't pray hard enough was one of the com- ments that floated through the million dollar Arena as the East Tech hockey team again was plagued by a play-off jinx that has blocked its way to the championship title since the beginning of high school hockey. With Al Stankiewicz and Ed Grum leading the attack, the Artisans swept through a seven game schedule undefeated, being tied by Benedictine, only to go down to defeat in the play-offs by a strong Latin team. Bachtel. The Adams Rebels were the first team to take a spanking from the Carpenter pucksters by a 5 to O count. East High was next to be pulverized by the Artisans, 7 to l. The powerful Scarab skaters then blasted the favored Latin team, 4 to l. Shore and Ignatius proved to .be a little tougher as the Carpen- ters had to play hard all the way to come out on top, 2 to l and 3 to l, respectively. The Green Wave of Holy Name proved to be just a ripple as the Techites defeated them, 4 to 2. In the biggest surprise of the season a fighting Benedictine team deadlocked the Tech icers, 2 to 2 to end the regular season. In the play-offs the Tech sextet received its first set back of the season as the Latin team won the first game, 2 to l. In the next game the Artisans roared back, 2 to O. ln the final game the Latin team eaked out a 2 to l win. lllllllllll Row I: Keserich, Kramer, Lesko, Husco, Rice. Row II: Ferrara, Coach Hofelich, Meczka, Oleff, Edwards, Vamis, Calamia, manager. Row lll: D. Rutti, Voll, Stuckert, Jusek. BASKETBALL Dropping but one league contest, East Tech's Basketeers snared second place in the East Side Senate battle. The Carpenters did not fare so well in independent tilts, however, in league competition, the season was highly successful for the Hofelich men. Joe Lesko, Len Husco, and Bob Kramer, last year's lettermen, formed the nucleus of the new aggregation. Edwards, Rutti, Voll, Stuckert, Jusek, Oleff, Rice, Keserich, Soeder, Kapilchak, and Kar- woski rounded out the squad. The Techites were handed a rough reception in their first few encounters. West, South, and Holy Name dealt defeats to the Car- penters by successive scores of 30-27, 40-27, and 36-34. The team really began to click in the East game. Obtaining an early lead and holding it, they copped their first Senate victory, 28- l 7. A powerful Collinwood quintet was next on the schedule. A rough battle ensued upon the enemy's hardwood. At the end the score was deadlocked, in the overtime Collinwood found the range and could not be stopped. Final score: Collinwood 50, East Tech, 45. Accelerated by this defeat, the Tech hoopsters began to roll. Central, Glenville, Lincoln, Parma, Cathedral Latin, Benedictine, John Hay, and John Adams fell before the Artisan steamroller. Bill Voll, Wiley Edwards, Dick Rutti, Len Husco, and Captain Bob Kramer led the Tech squad into the Public Hall to engage South for Senate runner-up honors. The locals found the South five too tough as they went down in defeat, 46-37. Coach Hofelich, in gratitude for the team's cooperation and fighting spirit, awarded menograms to all members of the squad. llllllllll 'L l Row I: McAuliffe, Zukie, L. Allevato, Putrino. Row Il: Riolo, Henderson, Leyser, Fletcher, Zaleski, Jones. Row III: Hufenbach, Mason, Spiegel, Lihan, Olschafsky, E, Allevato. SWIMMING Undaunted by the loss of their coach, Jack Chandler, who left for the Armed Service, a never-say-die Brown and Gold tank squad carried on a none-too-successful season at the hands of Captain Louis Allevato. He guided his teammates in every meet. This year's team was featured by freshman Carl Putrino, an excellent swimmer with championship qualities. Three times Putrino had boasted the record of holding the city breast stroke mark during the season, and broke the pool record in the 50-yard event at Erie Strong Vincent. He swam hand in hand with Balfound of Shaw to nose him out and claim another city title in the IOO-yard breast stroke in l3.2 seconds. Other men on the squad were Louis Allevato, Dennis Zukie, William Febel, Les Henderson, Robert McAuliffe, Arthur Fletcher, Edward Lihan, Manuel Martinez, and William Olschafsky. The Carpenter crew claimed only one major victory as the swim seazon ended. After being defeated the first time, they came back to sink Cleveland Heights, 34 to 32. lt was a foto finish victory for the Techites as they came out on top by capturing the 240-yard relay. In other dual meets the Artisans were carried off by Erie Strong Vincent, Shaw, University School, Shaker Heights, Cleveland Heights, and Western Reserve Academy. Shaker twice trounced the Brown and Gold by identical scores of 4l to 25. The Scarab mermen broke the jinx of decisive defeats when they sank Cleveland Heights and Thomas Edison's newly organized swim team. Spiegel and Allevato shared the honors of the team's first victory. IIIHIIIIEE l2ow'l: Turk, Stuckert, Voll, Popielski, Meyers, Jouriles, Soeder, Hornke, Hezapis. Pow ll: Coach Harmony, Borovac, Vasko, Sundra, Crowle, Bisesi, Dietrich Oleff, D. Rutti, BASEBALL On April 24, l942, the sharp crack of bat against horsehide reached the eager ears of local students as the East Tech baseball team encountered Benedictine in their first Senate contest of the season. The Carpenter line-up contained returning lettermen Vic lntihar, Johnnie Dobransky, Bob Kramer, George Borovac, and Joe Karakul, as well as newcomers Frygiers, Bisesi, Cardarelli, Melnikas, Sundra, Rascz, Kolk,Chojnacki, Foy, Voll, A. Rutti, and R. Rutti. This inexperienced squad showed promise as it nosed out the Bengals, 5 to 4. Next on the Artisan schedule was the highly-touted Holy Name nine. The Big Green overpowered the hard-fighting locals, 7 to 3. Following this setback, the Brown and Gold regained their stride as they whipped South High's Flyers, 4 to l. Ed Sundra, Tech twirler, limited the opposition to only two hits. Against Adams the Techites had a field day. Highlighted by Chojnacki's home run, the local attack garnered ten runs and allowed the Rebels but one. In their second engagement with South, the locals found them- selves in a furious slug-fest. The Polish Navy finally edged our nine, ll to lO. With revenge in their hearts the Harmony-men took the field to again do battle with Holy Name. Led by Melnikas' three safe blows, the Tech team out-slugged the Narners, 8 to 5. With this victory as a climax for their l942 season the Carpen- ters hung up their gloves for another year. Runner-up berth in their division and a slightly better than .600 average were the rewards reaped by this squad. Coach Harmony awarded monograms to the following: lntihar, Sundra, R. Rutti, Karakul, Melnikas, Kolk, Do- bransky, Voll, Kramer, Chojnacki, and Bisesi, illllllllll V - .5-,5.,,,,.i,.,1.v1i. TENNIS The I942 edition of the East Tech tennis team ended one of the most successful seasons since l927, as they won the sectional division championship, beating Rhodes, Glenville, and Holy Name. However, Cleveland Heights, winner of the other division title, proved to be too strong when they beat the Artisans for the city crown. The squad was composed of Captain Chester Dubaniewicz, Charles Mitchell, Robert Trenkamp, Carl Osterhus, Harold Winer, Herb Waldorf, Dick Heiman, and Jim Kacirk. ln the first match of the season the Carpenters walloped Rhodes 5 to 0, winning every match. The powerful Glenville aggregation was a harder nut to crack as the Locals had to go all the way to win 0 3 to 2 decision. Holy Name turned out to be a snap as the Netters polished them off 5 to 0 to win the divisional title. The Cleveland Heights team who won the city championship three times in succession, dumped the Artisans in the finals, 5 to 0. CLUBTRACK The new and undisputed title holders of the Third Annual Scarab Inter-Club Relays, the finals of which were run April 9, I943, were the Freeman Wreckers, who outscored eight other clubs and ran up a grand total of 3l points. The Scarabee's total was 20 points, netting them the runner-up spot. In the 50-yard low hurdles Ken Roden of the Scarabee Hi-Y won in 6.5 seconds. Toth of the Graphic Arts was second, with Hicks finishing a close third for the Wreckers. Gerald Foster of the Coli-Tech Rollers sped the route in the 50-yard dash event in 5.8. Hicks was second, Roden of the Scarabee was third, Rosenfelder of the Pencil Pushers was fourth. Toth, in a whirlwind finish, sped the 440-yard distance in 60.3 seconds for the Graphic Arts. Roden of the Hi-Y was second, and Tarczyniski and Popielski of the Alchemia were third and fourth respectively. Terranova of the Band finished fifth. A new mark was set for the Relays in the high jump as Jesunas of the Designers and Rosenfelder of the Pencil Pushers tied and then passed the old record of 5 feet 4 inches set by Solomon of the Les Chemistes in the first Club Meet. Jesunas then managed a 5 feet 6 inches and Rosenfelder failed. The half-mile relay saw the Wreckers' relay team of Dubkowski, Zdanowicz, Shirk, and Harrison finish first in l minute, 52.6 seconds. The Designers were second, the Alchemia placed third, the Band was fourth, and the Coli-Tech last. ln the mile relay event it was the Wreckers again-Jones, Welker, Dubkowski, and Zdanowicz-who won in 4:25. The Band took second place honors while the Scarabee placed third. The Coli-Tech runners galloped to an easy victory in the mile medley relay in 4152.2 seconds. The Band was second, the Pencil Pushers were third, the Chemists took fourth, and the Wreckers won a fifth. lllllllllll .INTRAMURALS East Tech, long an advocate of intramural sports, still rates tops among the city's high schools in this activity. Students here are eligible to enter club or homeroom baseball, basketball, track, bowl- ing, and ping-pong. Until the summer of l942 boxing was an added attraction and for years was one of the most popular tournaments. It was with regret that the local fistic warfare was discontinued. The Silver Gloves Tourney has given birth to many amateur and professional stars. Jackie Wilson, ex-Olympic star, Dan Merritt, National Amateur Heavyweight champion, and Mike Laquatra, of this year's graduating class, who won the Golden Gloves champion- ship and All-American honors, were all champions in their respective divisions when battling in the local tournament. Many others that rank high in the fistic world began their career in the East Tech gym. The twelve teams that entered the club baseball tourney were the Alchemia, Chippenda'es, Foundry, Freeman Wreckers, Gliders, Graphic Arts, Machine Designers, Mechites, Monarchs, Premiers, Tinners, and Ushers. The squads were divided into two leagues of six teams each. When the dust of the season's battle had cleared, the Monarchs and the Freeman Wreckers ruled the roost in their respective divi- sions. In the play-off game for the championship, the Monarchs dumped the Electricians and received the coveted plaque. ln the lesser-followed but equally enthusiastic homeroom tour- ney, twenty-six teams indicated a desire to compete for the home- room trophy. After a single elimination schedule had been run off, Homeroom I3 emerged as champs. As autumn rolled around, the pounding of rubber shod feet on wood and the thudding of leather against backboards announced the preparation for a successful basketball season. The contesting teams were divided into two leagues, aptly named the Brown League and the Gold league. As the competition ended the Mike Masters and the Tinners were tops in their divisions. The Mike Masters blasted a spirited Tinner quintet by taking two straight games, 27 to I4 and l9 to l3, to capture the title. In the homeroom tournament a tighting aggregation of hoop- sters from homerooms 52 and 63 fought it out for the crown with 52 coming out on top. llllllllllE w w 1 4 4 I P P P wg-pray. 'f 'A' if ir 'lr 'A' ir 'A' 'lr 4 East Technical High School, through the cooperation and help of its faculty, has established over thirty various club and organiza- tions, Vocational clubs, of various specialization groups, are restricted to specializing students. Clubs of this sort are of great help and importance to students. Field trips, lectures, and other related activities provide the club members with a broader knowledge of the subject. Hobby and service clubs are open to the school at large. Eligibility to these clubs is defined in their constitutions. Membe-rs for the two honor societies are picked from the upper classmen having an average of 85 or better and showing outstanding qualities in scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Social clubs, under the supervision of some member of the fac- ulty, help the student to develop character, self-confidence, and personality. Most of these clubs give initiations to newly-pledged members and sponsor social affairs and outings. V The newly grouped Victory clubs are organized to help support the school in the war effort. The 5 divisions of Land, Sea, Air, Pro- duction, and Service in the school each have relatively important duties and are each under the supervision of teachers and student leaders. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Purpose: To promote scholarship, character, service, and leadership among its members. Row I: Scrivano, Layer, Saiger, Dieglio lPres.l, Mr. Kern iSponsorl, Zukas iVice Pres.l, Barton iSecy.-Treas.l, Grum, Tucker, Stastny. Row Il: Panasik, Fonda, Grodkowski, Greenberg, Brichacek, Sedusky, Torchia, Strange, Gold, Wennerstrorn, Lewis, Allevato. Row Ill: Sherwin, Doronsky, Zdanowicz, Kurkul, Adorney, Zamiska, DeChellis, Forchheimer, Solomon, Roberts, Jablonski, Rice, Pasiechnik. O lllllllllll GRAPHIC ARTS Purpose: To further the interest of print- ing specioluzers in the ficlcl of graphic orts. Raw l: Hanley, Margolis, Sacha lVice Pres,l, Miluk 4Pres.l, Mr. Hurst lSpon- sorl, Pesto lTreos.l, Messina, Seaburn. Slankouskas lSecy.l. Row Il: Garry, Mlklus, Cucuzza, Simonelli, Holley, Racin, Hcirsch, Madoras, Semian. Row ill: Olschafsky, Koelluker, Katusha lSgt.-at-Arrrisl, Benes, Hoge, Burclfiom, Vondrisko, Reynolds, Gunderson. Movie' oPERAToRs Purpose: To service classes with educa- t.0nal films. Row l: Mitkoff, Gray, Mr. Roy lSponsorl, Cimoer 'Presi, Krawcznski, Herkovitz. Row Il: Cranci, Kastan, Stoltz, Fowlcs, Newman, Sayre. TECH TINNERS Purpose: To participate in school athletics Row l: Bozich, Goodmon, Perscll, Mr Pamperrien lSponsorl, Zakovec, Wilkcr Soho. Row ll: Lewis, Foster, Ganss, Jamison Zakraysek, Persin. GOLD HI-Y Purpose: To promote high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community. Row I: Gugliotta, Barton lTreas,l, Torchia lSecy,l, Gold lVice Presb, Schentur, Strange, Kocloudis. Row Il: Husco lSgt.-at-Armsl, Calmia, Speigel, Sedusky, Pultel, Gozner, Tarczyn- ski, Roberts. BROWN HI-Y Purpose: To promote high standards ot Christian character throughout the school and community. Row I: Knopp, Boros, Papp ISgt-at-Arms! Hoc-rz IPros.l, Racz lVice Pres.J, Doran- sky fSecy.l, Borneman lTreas.l. Row II: Fromhercz, Brant, Czier, Keszen- heimer, Yuhas, Keating, Kikta, Felice. EXECUTIVE BOARD Purposei The administrative body of the Student Council. Row I: Fromhercz, Stastny, Panasewicz, McGinley, Jouriles, Ray, Horka. Row Il: Brown, Slife, Wilson, Wotciwa, Sivulka, Forchiemer. ADELPHIANS Purpose: To help freshman get acquainted in the schooI. Row I: Goodman, Stasrny IVuce Presd, Mr. Stullinger lSponsorl, Spregel 1Prcs,I, Wel- ker lSecy.-Treas.I. Row II: Scrlvano, Gagllano, Wnlleft, Grad- kowskl, Kolaruk, Duegluo, Tucker, Pols- mene. BOWLING CAPTAINS CLUB Purpose: To promote a better organazed sport In school actwutvcs. Row I: Schulling, Perpar, Gunst, Helus lPres.', Magas lSccy.I, Hocrz, Sheha. Row II: I-Iedervary, Robare, Lukas, MII koff, Rhoda, Dzurnk, Hcccy, Iacobucci. MACHINE DESIGNERS Purpose: To further the Interest In me- chanrcal desngnung. Row I: Zukas lSecy,I, Layer 1Pres.l, Mr Schalk 1SponsorI, Magas lV1ce Pres.I Sfastny ITreas.l. Row II: Cohen, Leonhardt, Hocrz, Fonda Panasuk, Wennerstrom, Johnson, Has- brook. Row Ill: Grum, Doronsky, Szobrak, Law- son, Szannszlo, Jesunas, DeChcIIus, Krel- cak, Hrach, Hornke, Grundy. DUFFERS Purpose: To promote socrol ond sports cctrvitrcs, Row I: Perpur, Polutowrcz, Witt, Lees lSponsorl, Srvulko, Domhrowskl, TECH LEEMEN Purpose To promote sports ond soclol oc- tlvrtlcs. Row I Evans, Kohrrnskn, Ccrnllogor, Mr. Leos lSponsorr, Gcrtz, Gurst ICopt.I, Bratz, CAMERA CLUB Pnrposci To unltc the schools comcro tol- Cnt into one orgonrzotron. Row I. Topplcstcrn 1Sccy.l, Mntkoff lPrcsP. C. L. Anderson 1SDOI'1SOTl, Kose 1Vucc Prcsi, Polocz, Row II: Nestor lPuluIrcrty Aocntv, Borov- sky lSgt.-ot-Armsr, Mckkrfr. VICTORY CORPS Row I: Meznor, Stczowski, Sklocl, Smith, Amato, Salwan, Rosenberg, Krawczynski, Nesnadny, Calahro, Polimcne, Trinctti. Row ll: Di Grandi, Michalski, Sumskis, Carrell, Komar, Kase, Markotf, Kilson, Kovach, Dickman. Wilson Rolmke, Yu- hasz. Row Ill: Smith, Senk, Kalmowski, Costan, Hufenbach, Fine, Stclmasheik, Rossi, Se- mancik, Livak, Wace, Lalsure, Mullnow- ski, Studzienski. Row lVi Grum, Brown, Charvot, Vance, Hever, Scurka, Wociok, Pellomo, Stnlson, Pavlik, Chilinski, Price, Patch, Stois, ALCHEMIA Purpose: To promote interest in chemistry and science, Row I: Irwin, Coppers, Palermo lTreas.P, Dembo lVice Pres.l, Mr. Pierce lSpon- sort, Hoefler fSecy.i, Tarczynski. Row Il: Bell, Janik, Dotfore, Torchia, De Rubeis, Broda, Lasko. Row III: Gray, Palley, Vargo, Kakala, Zim- merman, Strange, Popielski, Kotnik, Steps. MECHITES Purpose: To promote social and educa- tional activities. Row I: Salwan, Zackowski 4Secy.l, Glazer, Burt, H. M. Lees 4Sponsorl, Stezowki lPres.l, Crowle 4Vi-te Pres.l, Savoco, Fromheroz. Row II: Oldham, Clan, Kalinske, Suszynski, Herestesy, Schneider, Kratovich, Patricy, Burney. Row Ill: Kieselbach, Sivulka, Hrivnak, Fekete, Perpcir, Luczak, Janks, Tomozin, Harney, Hebervary. COLI TECH ROLLERS Purpose: To promote skatmg and socnal partres for the colored race at East Tech- nrcal. Row I: Hanley, Dovns lVrce Presb, Mr. Read lSponsorl, Foster lPros.J, Workman Sccy. -Trcas. I, Row ll. Walker, Mlddleton, Johnson, Val- entmc, Foster, Carter, SCARAB STAFF Purpose: To publrsh a school newspaper conforming to the hlghest iournalnstlc standards. Row I: Morgolas, Hcrskowntz, Helus, Rlce, Mucho ICO-Edrtor-In-Chrcfl, T. Stettlcr lAdv:sorl, Ernhorn ICO-Edltor-in-Chiefl, Scrrvono, Dubonrcwucz, Thomas. Row II: Farieley, Wokclee, Roscnfeldcr, Janlk, Czolkowskr, Walk, Coso, Kack- Ioudls, Terranova, Baskovlc, Guglrtta, Row III: Gold, Rschert, McClellan, Mamol, Pawlowskr, Gerlot, Polifowlcz, Grenze- lnoch, Wrllett, Caltabrano, Irwin, SCARABAEAN HONOR SOCIETY Purpose: To promote scholarshlp and good fellowship omong Its members, Row I: Zclko, Strange lSecy.l, Sedusky lTrcas.v, Barton lPrcs.l, Scott lAdvIsorl, Grodkowskr lVrce Pres.l, Forchhenmer, Hclus, Kasclak. Row II, De-Chellrs, Guglrotto, Hershkowitz, Margolrs, Solrtarlo, Roberts, Prosek, Mo- domk, Gold, Hoefler, Zlsla, Grum, Zum- rsko. Row lll: Kurkul, Serwln, Rice, Poster, Per- par, Spnegel, Koenig, Ernhorn, Turk, Schaffer, Adorney, Wennerstrom, De Chellus. NOON MOVIE COMMITTEE Rcv I: Zak, Fclvce, Serronu, Slvulka, Miss famison 1Advnsorr, Mladmeo, DeCI1eIIis, fa'1r, Kaufman. Rc '1 II: Lntwunowucz, Muchalskn, Borcnski, Ifrosowski, Suszynskn, Moze, Bargman, Ea Icy, Solomon, Koenig, Crowle. Ro 'II: Ja'osz, Lncursv, Kacferle, Gabriel, Fetrek, Polltowlcz, Fugere, Kveselbach, Brollunu, Ncsnadny, Allwe. CHIPPENDALES Furposet To promote fellowship and edu- cat on wuth o common unterest un cabi- net makrng. Fow I: Pruntt lPrcs. P, Lrptak lTreas.I, Mra Dale lS:onsorb, Crane lVuce Presl, Ser- owsku 1Sgt.-otAArms+, Volconsek lSecy,I. Few II, Mncell, Kucharchuk, Flcere, Hauen- stern, Reinoolt, THUNDERBIRDS Vuarpisv' To organnzc the model anrptane bullders of the school Pow I. Vrohel, Sumo, Badenstcun 4Vnce Prcs.I, Mr, Loeffcn 1Advnsorl, Mekker 1Pre5,', Ilenvn 4Treos.1, Novak 1Secy.l, E. Schwartz. Pow II: Kwst, Drbherto, Long, Maler, Broughton, Bach, Frankovuc. AERO CLUB Purpose: To keep members posted wlth the latest developments in aeronautrcs. Row I: Alex, Carruth, Filipski, McClellan IVrce Pres.I, Brada lPres4l, Mr. Quick lSponsorI, Mannis ISQT.-at-Armsl, Jour- nles, Helus, Urban. - Row Il: Hrabko lTreas.l, Gale, Turk, Maler, Prosek, Manli Koarxk, Madonrk, Banyasz, Grenzebach, Tucker 1Sec.l. CORINTHIANS Purpose: To further the study of archutcc- ture. Row I: Belak lSgf.-ot-Armsl, Borenski, Frawley, Ray 1Secy.l, Mr, Davidson l5ponsorJ, Louis lTreas.l, Martin lPres.I, Rothacker, Boxerbaum lVice Presb. Row II: Brichacek, Pill, Pisfotnek, Krapf, Cohn, Mrhalek, Brindzo. ORCHESTRA Row I: Story, Vavro, lafana, Zmeskal, Sain?-Armour, Hardy, Shapiro, Orzechow- ski. Row ll: Cohen, Sedlecky, Pokoeny, Gul- wenn, D'Amucs, Kunrlral, Holden. FREEMAN WRECKERS Purpose: To promote socnal fuhcfrons and To develop interest in clectrrcrty. Row I: lacobucci, Lynch, Dreglno, Dobkow- ski, Welker lTreas.l, Pesccky lPres,l, Mr. Wagner lSponsorl, Shirk lSccy.l, Les- niak, Harrington, Srp, Kraft, Barclkowskr, Texler. Row ll: Wlllison, Darcha, Harrnson, Wal' mink, Willrams, Golds1eln,l-llcks, For- chhelmer, Showers, Luly, Blggins, Casper, Gibbons, Richert. Row Ill: Sfrueble, Seppeler, Kralovil, Fader, Slnger, Swartz, Hardwick, Jones, Gualfreru, Ricchiulo, Turner, Thomas, Wenssberg, Gyenes, Jereb, Fadeley, Morales, Row IV: Wenss, Freeder, Zdanowrcz, Krause, Carros, Sedusky, Zake, Kwrecicn, Dia- mond, Cagcrnnn, Perez, Radcliffe, Mazak, Vavra. PRESIDENTS Purpose: To provide for better co-ordma- hon ID club actuvlflcs. Row I1 Snvulka, Lesnlak, Gold lSccy.l, Kramer 1Vice Prcs.l, Mr, Bcmlsderfer lSponsorl, Torchra lPres, I, Toth fTreas.l, Frawley, Layer. Row ll: Schwalm, Foster, Pcrsell, Kacklou- dns, McGinley, Hoerz, Krasowskn, Martnn Prumtt. Row Ill: Mucha, Popovuch, Stezowski, Bor- enskr, Spnegcl, Helus, Dreglro, Pesecky. LIBRARY COMMITTEE Purpose: To assist in The lrbrary. Row I: Radominski, Unger, Persell, Yuhas, Foster, Mlss Hall lSponsorl, Borrsz, Frcf ere, Svododa, Markoff. Row ll: Brenfar, Rhoda Hutcheon, Wow- rzynuak, Sterlung, Bruckner, Benvissuto, Sperka, Caffrey, Vrlt, Delfrank, DeChellms. Row lll: Cercelle, Vouwie, Rosati, New- house, Hammer, Rnccrufo, Frabofta, Glass, Dwijak, Novak, Kalish. SPRINGFIELDS Purpose To promote more socnol and sports uctlvltlcs. Row I Stonknewucz, Spycholsku, Polk, Tro- uco 'Sccy.1, Cercek fVlce Pres.l, Smath lSpon5orI, Gnordono vTreos.l, Kozempo lSgt,-ot-Arr-nsl, Vorqo 1Pres.', Lcnsky, Mmrchenllo. Row II Rotpmson, Stenetz, Schotschnende, Brortcr, Scuntl, Snclye, Potter, Mernto, Krolewsku, Mottello, Wogtknewxcz, Wul- cosky Koblutz, Armour. Row Ill Joc Kolk, Kulnrok, Rotopczok, Schoscr Pastor, Vosko, Erdody, McChee, Solrlockl, Holler, Rldsdole, Szolowkl, Lemkc Grorrono, Nncmcver, Zuonclc, WHIRLO Puvpoaez To promote roller skotmg os edu- cotlonul rc-cvcotuon and for the purpose ot lellowshlp. Row I: Angeloff, Wnllnson vSgt.-at-Arms! Klumock, Radcliffe, Krosowsku lPres,l, Mr. Dole lSponsorP, Blank lSECY,l, Ko- zcrnpo, Grordono, Schentur, Ponosewrcz, Row Ili Gugluotto, Zak, Burllc, Pull, Ro- snnskl, Brobt, Rocurm, Crompton, Sheri bxskl, Blomlo. Row III' Vovvo, Mortm, Reud, Corpcntcr, Poggrorwto, Kolrsh, Pull, Gems Corsrllo, Gcorhovv MIKE MASTERS Purpokc To promote socrul onrl sports Uctvvltlcs Row l Stonkncwucz, Stonck, Sklod lVice Presb Gvorlkowskr lSgt,fot-Armsl, Pop- ovach 'Pre-s.l, Mr. Cukr fSponsorl, Scri- vono lSccy,-Trcosl, Roden, LoQuotro, Ferko, Bucher, Row ll' Motulo, Mucho, Colluro, Zohrod- mcek, Nrkolcyczvk, Llpstreu, Lecso, Vrd- mor, Lendwoy, Mouer, Urouc, Petruc. Row Ill' Pastor, Butler, Esther, Yambor, Sovol, Erdorly, Kubockl, Chylunskr, An- derson Kos-mg, She-ho, Horvoth, Fovorrte. Bayko Michael Kaufman, DOI'1BlCl BAND Director: Arthur Newman. Row I: Lasnik, Pokorny, Cook, Maenza, Mystkowski, Kist, Lazar, Kingsbury, Krieger, Lockshine Lyall, Poggianti, D'Amico, Whitaker. Row ll: Kaufman, Cohen, Tropf, Novak, Kuk, Podrzoi, Ternovacz, Felici, Thompson, Wasie- lewski, Story, Jurkuta. Row Ill: Lockhart, Kurkul, Grabowski, Danto, Johnson, Paces, Webber, Novak, Stostny Vondriska, Shapiro, Saint-Amour, Row IV: Richter, Gusler, Brada, Skrocki, Yantko, Maresh, Linithcome, Terranova, Broworek Pisarski, Beccera, Delnostro. Row V: Pilger, Kurson, Goldstein, Cook, Sima, Caterini, Cech, Joseph, Jobe, Bayko, Pabeschitz Flute Tenor Saxophone Matis, Louis B Flat Clarinet Kuk, Frank Beccera, Hector Caterini, Henry Chrzanowski, Edward D'Amico, john Emerman, Ernest Goodman, Allen Kist, Richard Baritone Saxophone Delnostro, Carmen Trumpet jobe, jess Kurkul, Walter Lasnik, Mortimer Licursi, Nick Locksline, David Madison, julian Mares, Norman Novak, Norbert Pisarski, Stanley Shapiro, Albert Terranova, joe Yantko, Ed Alto Clarinet joseph, jerome Bass Clarinet Paces, Robert Alto Saxophone Maenza, Anthony Ternovacz, Paul Thompson, Frank Blabal, joseph Cech, Robert Cook, Charles Linthicome, Rodney Lyall, Arthur Maresh, Ray Messina, joe Mystkowski, Roland Podrzaj, Edward Poggianti, Roy Pokorny, Richard Richter, Glenn Sima, james Trombone Brada, George Grabowski, Casimir Goldstein, Ralph Lockhart, Roger Pilger, Rodger Sarkisian, Sam Tropf, David French Horn Cohen, Arnold johnson, David Krieger, Carl Pabeschitz, Frank Saint-Amour, john Baritone Kingsbury, Robert jurkuta, Steve Lazar, Daniel Webber, Robert Basses Lind, Carl Story, William Whitacker, Leroy Vondriska, Robert Percussion Browarek, Chester Cookson, Charles Felici, Albert Kurson, Marvin Novak, Edward Skrocki, Henry Stastny, Richard Tympani Danto, Harold 1 1 USHERS Purpose: To serve as ushers at school assemblies, dances, and afhletlc events. Row I: Stonkiewicz, Harvan, Tucker, Greene, Adams, Kowalski, Pop, Burney Jarosz, Strange, Turk, Janik, Smith. Row ll: Popp, Zavortkay, Hrabko, Rosinski Prosek, Krajewski, Monink, Mates, Zuhn, Brentor, Schackleford. Row Ill: Colluro, Untereiner, Zaiczekowskl, Filipsky, Meczka, Moorodian, Mladineo Kocirk, Popielski, Stepps, Bozich. BOXING SQUAD Row I: LaQuatra, Thompson, Lopez, Krioris, Czier. Row ll: Potter, Kocirk, Goodman. Absenfees: Vrboncic, Pesecky, Ambrose. llEllVllllE SCARABEE HI-Y Purpose: To promote hugh standards of Chrnstran character throughout the school and communlty. Row I: Horka, Turk, Wennerstrorn lSecy.- Treasl, Schwalm tPres.l, Schubart fVucc Pres.l, Wulson, Roden, Row Ili Rooke, Jourales, Kacurk, Leonhardt, Borovuch. Row Ill: Brollinl, Schuster, Rosati, Ellrott lSgt.-at-Armsl, DeChelI1s, DeChellls, ARTISAN HI-Y Purpose: To create, marntann and extend throughout the school and community higher standards of Chrrstlan character. Row I: Mrlls, Zaleski, Dubanrwicz, Filip- ski, Crowle lVrce Pres,l, Lesnrak lPres.l, Pomeroy fSecy.J, DeFab1o lTreasl, Rud- nickn, Lesniak, Karakul. Row ll: Nagorski, Murphy, Schmidt, Mur- ace, Dzurlk, Sladek, Race, Kocnrg, Gard- ner, Kucuo. Row III: Jones, Tarkanran, Martin, Korncs, Stastny, Johnston, Rhoda. FOUNDRY Purpose: To promote unterest nn foundry work. Row l: Parhamovuch tVrce Pres,l, Swita 1Pres.I, Butler, Kelly, Parnell, Webster, Washington, Rapelchak, Dombek, Wo- jcrak, Row ll: Dabeny, Whitaker, Lopez, Matr- iosich, Zhun, Mr. Horkan 4SponsorJ, Mla- dineo, Kuhel, Hauenstren, Gardner, Katz. i 1 1 1 5 1 I E F 2 L I X I F x ir 'Ir if ir ir ir ir 'Ir 4 MEMORIES Memories, dreams of long ago. Ah yes, memories, what a romantic subject. The word itself is simple enough, but the events and objects that make up the actual memories are, oh, so powerful. For instance, do you remember that everywhere you went, you had to have a pass? There were hall passes, lunch passes, movie passes, streetcar passes, library passes, in fact in one dark corner l heard the story of one guy that made fourteen passes, and then lost the dice. How did I get off the track anyway. Ah, yes, l was telling you about memories. Do you remember these? Crowded street cars as far as Scovill. The jam-up at the gates after an athletic event. The aromatic blending of vapors from the foundry and the chemistry lab as they competed with the cafeteria. Do you remember which won? Queer noises in the Aeronautics lab. All those bright l?l , smiling l?l , cheery l?i , faces that belonged to nondescript bodies slouching on the office bench. What do you think they were really thinking about, or were you, perchance, by ill fate one of their number. Those hideous screams shattering the deadly stillness telling the whole school that some member of the Freeman Wreckers had found a pledge to work on. Stankiwitz and Grum skatingdown the ice to the bewilderment of the cringing opponent goaly. Those unbeatable Wingbearers. But most of all remember, The best grads of all went to Sev- erance Hall! FAMILIAR SCENES Mr. Runkle, tearing up a lOO-page notebook, saying No good! Mr. Bower looking at his watch as the boys staggered in from the annex gym. Mr. Torgler directing the sweating seniors to a certain area on the floor with double-time run. Mr. Smeltz having the last boy in the room get the sponge and pail to wash the blackboards. Mr. Watson welcoming late pupils into den l5O. Mr. G. H. Taylor and Mr. Stettler pacing up and down the Scarab Office waiting for copy from some thick-headed reporter, who hasn't learned about a newspaper deadline. ffllllllfl n1 i7-. :xi- FAMILIAR SAYINGS Charles Smith- That reminds me of a story. Vollman- cX! QQ -l wif: CQ. Quigley- Theoretically, yes. lt is possible, but only in a vacuum. By the way, Macey, where's your homework? Bower- It's a little hard to understand. Cherubini- Hey, you boneheadl Are you the slaughtered this sentence? one who Lees- 'Eh Mac w'at t'e 'ell are you doing back 'ere? Hursh- Get it while it's juicy. Runkle- You're all getting induction 7O'sl Thompson- You guys act like a bunch of old Iadies. Stettler- Look for the hook. When you find it hang on to it and throw the comma in. Ellsworth- Turn in your ALGEBRAY homework. Duff- Get off your lazy --. Klug-- Act your age but don't wear out your knees. Budd- Dig it out, look it up in the next chapter. Yeck- I want to congratulate l?l you boys on you at the John Hay game last week. There once were some young men in Ohio, Who graduated from East Tech, yo, hol In the forces they be on land, and sea, and aer-o And many the Japs they will wreck-o. Scrivan-o. lllllllllll r behavior SCHOOL CHRONICLE August 30, l907: Construction of East Technical was begun. October l2, l908: James E. Barker, first principal of East Tech- nical, started classes with a faculty of 40 and an enrollment of 700. Among the first faculty members were and still are: Miss Laura McGowan, Assistant Principal J. L. Stewart. l909: Scarab first appeared as a monthly paper. l9l01 Introduction of June Bug to East Technical. l9ll-l9l6: Charles H. Lake replaced James F. Barker us Principal. Courses in Industrial Chemistry and Applied Electricity were introduced. Seventy-two students and six faculty members served in the World War I. l9l6-l9201 Mr. Charles H. Lake was promoted to Superin- tendent of the Public Schools. Mr. H. D. Bixley was his successor. Weekly Scarab made its first appearance. The gridders Senate Champs 'l5, 'l6, 'l7. l920-l927: Mr. Harry A. Bathrick became East Technical's fourth Principal when Mr. Bixley resigned. Student government was introduced and hall guards abolished. Nearly half of Case's students were East Technical alumni. Tech's greatest football team lost the National Championship on the West Coast. 1927-1936: Mr. Pliny H. Powers succeeded Mr. Bathrick as Principal. Enrollment in i932 reached a record of 3,820. Camp Frost, the only cabin of its type in Ohio, was built by students and faculty in I933. Jesse Owens broke three world scholastic records and tied an- other. The team of Owens, Dave Albritton, Alfred Storey, and Jerome Williams won the national track title. i936-l940: Mr. Powers was promoted to first Assistant Super- intendent of Cleveland Public Schools and Mr. Barnett W. Taylor became East Technical's sixth Principal. Forty-five minute lunch period, longer school day with two shifts, courtesy guard system, and 20 minutes for noon movies were introduced. The class of June, l94O, was one of the largest classes to graduate. The l3th Biennial Festival of Fun was the most successful ever sponsored by East Technical. Assistant Principal V. D. Hawkins retires after 32 years of service. He was replaced by Franklin R. Bemisderfer. l942: Elmer Litchfield, machine shop instructor, died. Track team won every track meet it entered and were State Champs for fourth consecutive time. I943: Service Flag presented to school, bearing the number 2,036. ffllllllfl LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the graduating class of June, nineteen hundred and forty- three, being of sound mind las if that's possible after three years at Techl and body lwe're a lot closer to being physical wrecks after what Thompson and Torgler put us throughl bequeath upon the following deserving persons such of our possessions that they will be best able to use. That automatically excludes our best girl friends and that rain check to the downtown follies. To the teachers, we leave lwell, that's what they have been waiting for, isn't itl a new crop of flats to be tenderly broken in to the ways of Tech under your loving and gentle hands lthat was broken in, not broken upl. This, of course, does not cast any reflec- tions upon your delicate methods of handling past student bodies lha, hal. Also as a last parting and most necessary gift we include the latest model of priority free, rubber covered, lead pipe to be used at your discrimination upon the pates of those darling tousle haired lower classmen who seem to accelerate to the speed of light while wending their carefree, whistling ways thru the halls of ye olde schoolhouse. The above has been bequeathed collectively, but the following Jre left to persons who are especially deserving. Messrs. Runkle and Cherubini, a bumper crop of daubers and boneheads, gentlemen upon whom it is your pleasure to rant and rave and scare the living daylights out of. Mr. Thompson and Mr. Torgler, several hundred embryo com- mandos, now lacking that muscular coordination that you so con- tinually harp upon. Professors Pierce and Smiley, a new secret chemical that is guaranteed to kill the nostalgic odor of hydrogen sulfide and butyric acid that so continually perfumes our halls. Miss Sechrest, Miss Sampson and Mr. Tremper, a slightly used, still wet behind the ears Whiz kid who, we hope, will be able to add, subtract, make good geometric models, and read English well enough to fulfill your wildest dreams. l guess we've left enough to the faculty so now we'll concen- trate upon you lucky fellows who are going to follow in our footsteps. First of all, and we do this with a hearty sigh of relief, we leave our old can of midnight oil which, strangely enough, seems to be well filled despite the volumes of homework we didl?l. Next, WE DO BEQUEATH that dusty volume with its hallowed and much-thumbed pages that has seen years of service, that gem of subterfuge entitled Standard Handbook of Excuses, Lies, Libel, and Miscellany. Thirdly, we pass the buck on to those brave souls who desire a bit of perfumed and geometrically appealing atmosphere, namelv, for gosh sakes try and get some WlMMEN in this here school- house. ln this one respect do we admit failure, s-o-o-o-o-it's up to you. Well, that does it. There's nothing left now except that with which we wouldn't part, memories. Signed: Class of June, '43, lllllllll M p-1-new?--um Y -.-.fs As a Feature oF this annual, one section has been set aside For each individ- ual to write in some Form oF diary notations on the major senior events. The First oF these high spots was the senior class outing. Now put on your think- ing caps and start pushing a pencil. What is that you say? You can't thinlc oF a thing to write? Well, here are a Few suggestions: l-low did you get to the grounds? What happened on the way there? What were the main Features oF the outing? Why not put in some snap- shots. See how simple it is. One, two, three, and you're a Feature writer. Ulllllli Now Iet's see what you can do about the Senior Informal. What's this, stuck again? I thought I had you all straightened out. Now an- swer these: Who was that cute Iump of unrationed sugar you toted to the big shin-dig? I-Iow about pasting in that dance ticket, that table napkin or-oh no, you had better give that piece oi: borrowed siiverware to mother. INIUHIIIII -I! -.ka 1 N 'un fi , X w i You ought to be in practice now, so I'II leave this page entirely to you. Elab- orate. Be different. A Few notes scribbled down here will be priceless to you in years to come. Don't be aliraicl of making mistakes. You and your wilie can cor- rect them together ten years From now. lllllllll AUWUHAPHS AUTUEHAPHS ffmwhg-PM aewwd, few QQQMW, 55 . 5 C . ,LMT 470-,-W.P5,7fZ4 aymfwm, mm zwffxwfmmww WW yflllafvd- Faculty Autographs A W My WWW LWJF7 Mm www WWW? 49,y,,1,i7 if f?',f.,f.fy Qgumuggzygz QEGQQ 7 aw M 'aff ' 1 . . 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