Technical High School - Techtonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1942 volume:

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II NI IIUHI ,-XIIIC IIXXIIIIX 'IU IlliIJIII,X'I'Ii UI II Y -Q III III N H S JN H XIIN N X INDIA I XIIIII THE TECHTONIAN YEAR BOOK I 942 FACULTY STAFF Faculty Adviser MR. RICHARD R. DRY Ar'I' Layoul Ediforial B. J. ROONEY J. C. MURRAY Phofography Cnrculahon E GENTSCH E G I IERLII'IY A T BROOKS E F KIMMINS PHOTO STAFF Frank NI Bdtlerqon 'Nluhael J Cazxlpanella Warren X Pdllrr Iflnur I II1erI NN drren ,I 'N lx I ' I bravell Henry F fJ0IQ?IJ1C'WSIxl Lrnest Y f,yI'21IJONSaIx1 Joseph Iulxouc ,Io fph 1 o Cb nlckl Robert IL Macpherson X X ART STAFF Z MICIIHPI ,I f ampanmlla Illnrv I' I 0IIblQWhIxl I rm at I I TdIl0MhIxl btepln n NI Illdvna Fdhlll R Osborn Joseph Nl Ixolesnnln EDITORIAL STAFF Vllllaln I, Arnold ,Iobn I Fbert Raunond ,I I errets1 n George S Trimble Donald N O 'Null CIRCULATION STAFF Ferdinand ,Iarnol INorrnan 'Na el 'I ru IS I Balla ,Ioseph brulnr Stanley still Inn Raylnol11lNX1l I II ru? Ilnrlon I Ir! I o Wmcinl Donnelly John Robertson R Id Ile Ildnn Ile nrx Hb: un II Imrlc NIHSIIII Danford IdVl .Iohn l reen Raymond Idjlr In xxlllldlll Ilrovn Xnlh uns Xnd nostorl George Irnnble Danul Polzlrnan Arthur Ixon :pd Ffdllkllll btanu r A. . . . . . . . V . ' 4 1 In F 1 5 VN ii I 1 1 . . . , I ' . A , ' J . ' ' , . . . . i Iilvru , ' . ,' . , . , .. - .X ', '. I . II , . J , . , I . f 2 , , . f . y , . , 4 ' . , 1 . C I .. ' ' '. , .. , , . I ' , L . -. - . . , ' . I ' . Z if 5 , ' . 'g , ,I If -I L pk , Prank Ilutlerson, John I-lm-k, Robert . , T ' , .' ' ' ' ' - 1, 'I' gum . u u , ran' Ionigi . I' 2 Q , 4-gina: - ' v . ' Y 1 'ng. All- 2lll5Q',1I ' 'S A ', . 1.5, Q .Q ., ,.'.S'. '. ,S , .g. 9 9 1 I a ' FACULTY OF BUFFALO TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL DRY, RICHARD R. Principal ALLEN DAVID E Drafting Design ANDRUS LEO R Science BAGLEY CLARA G Mathematics BENSNIAN CLARENCE Science BEUTHER, FDW ARD J Metal BIRNIE ALFX R Metal BLEICH LOUIS Drafting Design BLOCK WILLIAM Sclence BRAUN WH LIAM C Phw slcal Pducation BROOKS ANNA T Soclal Science BROOKS HONIER Science BROOKS LLELLA M Advertising Arts BLRKHALTER, JOHN W Drafting Design CHRISW FLI NI IRVINC Mathematics CORNELL MILDRED Advertising Arts CUTTING DELLA M Social Science DAUBERT WILLIAM Pattern Making DEE F KYRL Science DORMEYER JOHN E I' orge I ngllsh I'ISHER, MARIF B Admlnlstratnc Asst FLAVIN HELEN D Mathematics GALVIN JOHN J Drafting Design GENTSCH ALBERT F Advtrtism Arts CII BERT FFORGE Wood COTTSCH FDW ARD Phs slcal I ducatlon GRALER DOROTHY W English HAAS ALBFRT K Phx steal I ducatl K RYTHER, C. GORDON Assistant Principal HOEFFLER HAROLD Drafting Design HOFFMAN, RUTH NI Cafeteria Manager HOYER FRANK L Science 14. Cf KENNEDY WILBUR K Mathematics KINIMINS E FLORENCE English KIRKWIOOD LORETTO M I'ngl1sh KRUEGER WILLIAM Machine Shop LAVIS GEORGE A Science MASON NFLLIE Mathematics NIAY THADDFUSf Wood NIcGOWAN JAMES Mathematics NIERTENS GEORGE Advertising Art NIEYERS IRENE E Isngllsh NIUNN CARL A Science NIIRRAY JULIA C English NYENHUIS JOHN H Wood OW EN HAROLD F Science PALNIER GEORGE Wood PAPE ALBERT E Drafting Design Suence RFID RONALD F En hsh ROONFY, BERNARD J Advertising Art ROL DFNBU SH HERBERT C Drafting Design SALISBLRY HARLEY In Mathematics SARDELLA JOSEPH E Drafting Design QKWERS FDWARD H Science sf HELHAMER JOHN C NI achlne Shop SCHIEB J ALFONS Science HALLORAN Axsgilvv-.4,G 1la,U,aw-fwsfllllsn f WEN LXN P I lbI'8l'l8Il Social Sclenc HEAI Y ELIZABETH F SFHNFIDFR G I Ilgllgh I' ngll h HFRLIHY ELLEN G SI HI l 'IZ Alf L STA SOCIHI SCIPIICC I dnguagef, HESSINI ER, ARTHLR .I SLHWFNK HOWARD W SCICHGC Drafting Desigi QPQLLL 1 , . , H. , T T , . 2 . J , 9 . .Lx'f- ow., . Y ' . 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English Science SOL'KlfP, FRED J. YVIESINCER, EMIL M. Drafting,'Design Drafting, Design SUOR, CLARK C. WINTON, ALBERT J. Mathematics Metal STRLNR. ROBERT L. WOODWORTH, ANITA R. Metal English TIIAYER, HENRY J. WlfNSCll. HILDEGARDE R. 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Y 1 ' ' , I . 1 , P P. 4 VALEDICTORY Thus year marks a mllestone ln the llves of thls Class of 1942 At last we are to be emanclpated from the controlllng mfluence of our parents and teachers, abruptly we are left to our own lnltlatxve ours the responslblllty of maklng and preservlng a better world Terrlfvlng as thls prospect must appear to many of us, we are not totally wlthout the assets to cope wlth lt successfully In our four years at Tech, we have enyoved the prerogative of gamma a profuslon of knowledge, cultural as well as practlcal In addltlon, through our relatlons wlth our classmates and teachers, we have learned to properly appralse those human characterlstlcs of honor, truth, loyalty, and fa1r play, whlch, more than any amount of educatlon, serve to make one truly a man, worthy of the blessmgs of llberty and opportunlty bestowed by thls country Thus armed wxth our ambltlons, knowledge, and ldeals, we strlde forth to take our place nn the world But we find that thls IS a world ln whlch our ldeals and our way of llfe are serlously threatened wlth eradlcatlon by those who cannot achleve thelr greedv ends whlle Amerlca exlsts as the llvlng example of those ideals Our Hrst duty , therefore, IS to defend our way of llfe for ourselves Many, no doubt, wlll feel that thelr dutv can best be performed bv actual service ln Amerxca s armed forces The large majorlty however, wlll comprlse the vast army behlnd the army the thousands of cngmeers, chemlsts, deslgners, electrlclans, machmlsts, and other vltal workers, upon whom the soldler and the country depend Fmally , there wlll be those who wlll contmue thelr educa tlon, that they may undertake the dlrectlon of the reshaping of the postwar world So now we, the Class of 1942 bxd farewell to Tech, to our classmates, to our teachers, whose lndefatlgable efforts have gulded us to where we stand today May we justify thelr altrulstlc en deavors by succeedlng, ln some measure, to gamfully employ that education of mmd and Splflt whlch has here been mstllled into us, ln the servnce of our country and of mankmd May we always remember that to find honesty, courage, decency , and happiness ln llfe, we must put them lnto llfe ourselves And may we always be loyal to Tech, our Alma Mater, even as we are to our country' Chester W Marynowskl .,' .. 1 O and our posterity. . . . . . , . . 1 . . 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PAST AND FUTURE XX e, of the elaqs of 47 Xs we appralwe lllflil four fornlatlse xear- ln Wllltll we stron rl 0 carrl out our ldeals Uur lntereits Xml thf ffreat tlllllffi expeeted of u I an at last look lldLlxX53I'tl 'I o ollr edum dtl0I18l aequlxltlon- Xml forward lo our posslllle f0IllI'lblIfl0l'lS lo tlllN madl ap world XX llfIl we first cnt: rc d tlllw school, lo gan thoufflltfullx on tllow thru portal- 0 lr wlllell w as allffrawll ollr motto, slxl lxnow ledgf , And lower XX e thollvht of the eomlnv wear-, In whlc ll we would attf mpt To fulfill thls IIIHXIIII Xnd then., ag we Gradually became part Of Teell lo Joln wltll the otller elacic -, Xs a wltal lllllx Il tht tllaln of cllool splrlt Xml tl dlll loop: ratlon, XX e ff dlllftil ollr llllportallee, XS a pllssual Xlental, And Qplrltual llodv, Xml went QIHCCN-llllllX 'lo futher the name of leeh ln athletlei gl ll0l8SllL Q, Now, we are ffolnff Ullt at a trltleal hour l or we art tht lltllm ns of tomorrow, XX llo mu-t llllllfl dll! w Un the rulns of a llatc ll fd Xml war torll world XX e chow ollr 1lLHlI'l d flc lds of COI'lLCIlll'atI0ll, Xllll we were 4'lYlIl a plilllrl Of our lompll x and lntefrrated future XS we tlone the boolx Un thls portlon ol ollr llses, XX4 Illllil fan the future l or Xbllll ll wt haw lleen prepared III to llldIlX, ll- max HICIII X doll lul alltl forllodmff lll0ll llf llowc Xl r we can pur llc our llllllCI' dlxlllffs at mul h llc Xlltl tll.lt mum ll Illtlrf collfldl llllX uau-1 wt - ld wo lIlI0 lIlllllStI'X I rofes-.lonal eareer- Xnd eollelre-, XG Graduates of Tech But lt l,CIll0lI'dCX fleet llv The wt apon- hs w lllCl1 alle carvea Decent x and llllpplllt -- lor the future XX e shall wtlll llldlxl .l reeord, for ourwelvu, Xnd for Teell BCISIINQ we are leeh s IIIX extlllellt for tomorrow Dan R lohlman 5 ' 9 . , , .. .. 'W 1 '- - , ,- ' iw 'X ' 'l ' V 1 Y 1 1 i v L, . ., -l, .A -C ri 5 . , S. if r 5' - , . VN o Y l l 3 ' .' - - ' rv ry r I ' ' L il 1 v , I P' . ' '7 ,x ' . ln A1 1 1 'u ggi a '- . 'lI, er ' r x 1 ,V 77 , . C , U U' : I, V P . . J, l a ' 9 l ' ' ' S' .' ' ' , uf . . . ' l ll 'r q 1 , f f '., A . ' , '7 And the quiet world of Seiemfe. A' Y ,, X1 ' 2- - . , . ' ' 1 9 4d 'F , ? 5 n- .vii v l ' Af . . uf' It A 5 .'l hi. i . l A' Y . . 'h ' x . 'I I .N I l Z, , u X' . . ,U , K. wh kt 1 ii H . . 9 ,-X l ' t' tl .' U' . bb I . ' 1- x- I 'h ' l . 'x il A' 1 t4 ' I PY 5 P lll' ' 'tter. , 1 w 5 i b X ' - I 9 H..,.A,,'.A-I,lll-1 xl Iv, U ..' - .- ' .C : . . UU 5 . . . - , 3 Y,, . , ' ,. 'J ' . XS: . , w 4 - I 1 x 1 u . rw 74 ' v i ,Y A l . I SENICJR OFFICERS Wtfllndll W pity!! PRESIDENT kldhdfd W M0305 VICE PRESIDENT uazzm 4' arnold SECRETARY Raymond g gettetden TREASURER g20fy2 6 KNO!! SERGEANT AT ARMS goin 7' fffaurzttez ASS T SERGEANT AT ARMS VALEDICTORIAN .flafvatota lffarza HISTORIAN Mctot lffayu ttafe uma: ll 760099508 PROPHETS dlndj 415011 goin I9 ffuuo LAWYERS pamef 22 pollman POET ehestet W. lfatynoufsfi Q . Q ll 6 Row 3. Edward Ciulis, Donald O'Neill. Row 2. Donald Karlow, William Caldwell, Ferdinand jarnot, john Russo, Russell Schober. Row 1. Raymond Gerretsen, Richard Muzolf, Norman Duzcn, William Amold, john Klawitter. President ....,. Vice President . . Secretary ...... SENIOR COUNCIL . . .Norman Duzen . . . .Richard Muzolf . . . . . .William Arnold Treasurer .............. Raymond Gerretsen Sergeant-at-Arms .......... ....,... C eorge Knoll Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms. . . ............... .... J ohn Klawitter Representatives 108 Russell Sehober William Caldwell Edward Ciulis 101 Donald 0'Neill John Russo Ferdinand Jarnot The Senior Couneil is the governing body of the Senior Class and it is the work of these young men to earry the burden for the entire elass. lt is composed of the class officers plus a representative from eaeh eourse in the school. lt is the duty of the council to choose the class prophet. lawyer, poet, and historian and to be directly responsible for an adequate social program. This year's eouneil has submitted a very active and interesting program typical of Tech Seni- ors. To provide funds for Class Day and to meet other various expenses the Senior Class sponsored its annual skating party on January 26, at Scott's Roller Rink. The Class Day exercises were held on the afternoon of Nlay twenty-seventh in the school auditorium with the traditional ceremonies. This was followed by a farewell banquet at the Consistory. The Senior Class wishes to pay tribute to those advisers, Mr. Dry, Miss Schultz, Nliss llerlihy, Mrs. Brooks, Miss Flavin, and Mr. Andrus who were instrumental in our successes. We, the Senior Class of 1942, would like to extend our hearty thanks to them for their generous efforts. We hope to repay Technical lligh School for the many opportunities for development given us. We have been very proud of our record and we shall continue to do our best for Tech. 'G Q 'J' L V -Hdvettidiny -git: Batterson Frank 111.-Honor Roll 171, Art Club '40, '41, '42, Junior Director, Senior Director, Photo Staff '42, Beeny Harold E.-Art Club '4-2. Campanella lwichael J.f11onor Roll f21, Art Club '41, '42, Art Staff '42, Photo Staff '42. Faller Warren A.711onor Roll C21, Travk Squad '40, Cross- Country Squad '40, Photo Staff '42, Flierl, Elnmer T.-Honor Roll, Art Staff '42, Photo Staff '42, Freedman David L.-Honor Roll f2D, Swimming Squad '38, '39, '40, Major ,4I. Colehiewski Henry F.-Honor Roll Cl9J, Art Club '41, '12, Photo Staff '42, Art Staff'42. Crahowski Ernest V.-Honor Roll GOD, Art Club '41, '42, Senior Direelor, Art Staff ,4-2, Photo Staff '42. Cravell Warren J.-Band and Orchestra '39, '40, '41, Cross- Country Squad '41, Photo Staff '42. - Grimm Donald L.gHonor Roll 181, Art Stat? '42. Hlavna Stephen Nl.-Honor Roll f91, Cross-Country Squad '41, 142, Art Staff '42. Kociencki John R.-Track Squad '39, Cross-Country Squad 141. Kolesnicki joseph Nl.-Art Club '41, '12, Football Squad '40, Art Staff '12, Photo Staff '42, Kowalewski Wallace L. MacPherson Robert E.-Honor Roll GD, Vice-Pres. '41, Presiflvut 'l-11 of Art ,Club, Art Staff '42, Photo Staff :4-2. Nlankofl' Robvrlff11onor Roll Osborn Edwin ll.-V-llonor Roll CHU, Art Club '42, Art Staff ' -1 4-.. . Schipp Norman H.---Tvrli Rolls-rs '-1-2, Trark Squad '39, 1-0, 'l-l, Cross-Country Squad '39. Svbm-ll llivbard R. -Krt Club '40, '41, Urchestra '38, '39, Hand '33, '39. Schober Russ:-11 F.-Honor Roll Senior Council. Schwartz W'illiam- llarmonira Hand '38, '39, '40. Tripoli Alfred llonor Roll Voss Ilonalrl--llasc-ball '1-0, '11, '1-2, Football Squad '41. W'hilvhvad Robert l1.'ff'1'rar'k Squad '10, '41, Band and Orchestra '38, '30, '10, 'il. W'itoslxi Whlter F.-Ari Club '10, '1-1. 'fora I 1 I I' GH'-1 in ARCHITECTURAL fuifafing puiyn and eonstzuction Arnold, Williarn Cf llonor Roll. Jr. Sgt.-at-Arms, ill, Sr. Sevy. '12, Building Design Society 'll-'42, Kappa Sigma Phi. Sgt. -at-Arms 'el-2: Member '10-'42, Literary Staff of Teebtonian, Football '10-'12, Baseball '10-'11, Basketball '39-'-ll. Burgess, Lawrence li.---Cross-Comitry Squad '39-'40, Christiansen, Carl A.-Jr. Hi-Y, Sr. Hi-Y, Accordion Band, Bldg. Des. Club, Debate Club '40, Football Squad '40-,4l, Varsity Swimming '41-'42. Evans, C1-orgeD.4.lr.fIlaS:1 Sf-ey.. lllalg. Des. Soeia-ty ll 312. Urvhestra '33-'4l, 'l'ravk 'll. Basketball Squad '40-'1-l, Football Squad ill. Flayer, lidwarll W.---llfinor Roll CD, lllllg. Des. Soein-ty '1-I-712. Forbach, Wfalter F. Cassman, Robert P. Ciangrisostonli, Ernilio ,I.-Honor Roll flfll, .lr. and Sr. lli-Y, Basketball Squad, Track Squad, llldg. Des. Club, Sgt.-at-Arms, jr. Play. Greene, john fNl.fDelta Chi '37-'33, Beta Delta Sigma '40-'41, Dramatie '39-'4-l. Hutten, John l'.fllonor Roll USD, Harmonica Rand '38- '39g Treat-2. '39-'40, Bldg. Des. Soeiety 'll-' 12. Knoll, George C.fSenior Sgt.-at-Arms, Athlos Sm-iety '33-'39, Football Major '39-it-0-'ll, Football, Squad '38, Traek Major '39-'10-'1l. Marcha, Theodore Lf-Rami and Orebestra, lli-Y, Bldg. Des. Club, Debate. . 0'Nf-ill. Donald Y.---Pr:-S. Building Us-sign Soi-if-ly. Sefnior W lfouuvil. Nlujor Cross.-llouulry '10-'ll. l,itf-rary Slaff of ,l T1-vlllouian. Piotrowski. Franris S. -llouor Roll Draiuatirt Club. Srhurkus. liivllzlrd .IL liuilding llf-sign So:-is-ly. 6' .1 Q 'Q , . Sovinsky. Sh-plwn ,If llonor Roll flj. llldg. llc-s, Soc-if-ty, Slrusinski. ,Iohn F. Y llouor Roll STRUCTURAL fuilafiny pdflyll and eoruttuction Albano, Auguslino J. Buhler, Norman Y. llldg. UPS. Club, Football Squad '10- 'I-l Bianchi. Guido F.f---Clvv Club 'Ll-0. Bldg. Des. Society 'lfz Troas., Cross-Country Squad '10-'41, Football Squad 'll-'12, Bozek. Stanley ,I.fTer'b Radio Guild '40-'l-l. Collnpy. Rolwrt l..f llonor Roll fll. Bldg. Dvs. Club 'll- 'l2. Baud '38-'I-2, Un-lufslra '38-'42, llanve Hand '30-'12, Ebvrl. ,luhn I..-llonor Roll fl-D, Bldg. Drs. Soviely 'ill-'42, Tevh Jr. lli-Y '30-'40, Sr. lli-Y '40-'4l. Cross-Country Squad '40, Track Squad 1-l, Literary Staff of Tvfhtonian, Color Guard. G Y 50 L 'ff' Y Jn 'S , 4 Gp Carlrarinn. .lolln J., lluilding Us-sign For-il-ly 'll-'12 floflfrvy. llzlrry .-L f-lluildiug U4-sign flllllb 'll-'ll jaszka, Joseph J. --llouor lioll QQ, 'xf'I'illl3lllll 2-ll Sorivly. Kulinski. .-Klfrvd J.-fllonor Roll fll. llramaliv Sovivly. Glu' fllllll. llldg. llvS. Sovivly, ffross-Country 'llajnr '11, Siillllllllllg Squad ll, Lanriv. David N. llouor lloll fly. llldg, llc-S. Soc-if-ly 'll- il-2. Nlalkinson. llllgll IL' Ilfillllillll' fflulr '38-'10, llldg. lla-fi. Sovlvly 'I-I-'12, llvlraln' il-l. Oslrowski, llc-nry A. 'llonnr Roll fill, Building lrlm-sign Society, 712. Sacklnan, Henry ll- llaslu-tlpall Squad 'll. 'llrark Squad '38, l-'nmlrall Major ', llalslwllnall Major 12. Seilvr., Jann-s YW.-V-llonor Roll QU, Bldg. Dos. Soc-is-ly. Stachura, Kicllanl R. - Sm-vy. llldg. Des. Sovivly, Chr-ss Club, Band and Urvlleslra. Szyxnanski, l.v0nar1l .L -llouor Hull fl-J, lildg, D4-s. Sm-ia-ly Trimlrlv, Uuorgv Sf- llonor Roll CU, llldg. ll.-S. Soric-ly 'lil-'12, l.il4-rary Staff ol 'llvvlnlouiau 'l-II. Whnclass, ,losnpll ll. --llunor Roll Clj, Building Uvsigu Society. eofleye preparatory 1 ntl wllllllll R ll 1 lllflll 31111411 11111. llfnrw W r111111111111 111 1 vxandfr f1r.1lcl Il D lllldllf fl I1 38 34 lllh0llW 'I11111 f 1 1 1 IIS SYSIIIIIIIIII llll ll 4 ll I4 1 .1 linhc-rt N 111111r 1 ll iillll Il f 1 'S 511 IP 1 lr 1111 l,0ll 1l1l 0 111111r Ii11l 1 1 bl ll D 1111-1 i11l11 rl 1 I4 '50 1'111l1r Fruit ruk I Il11111rR11II ll lx 11111.11 gl 111.1 ll fldw I' 5111111111111 Sillldll 38 4 ll 1111 cl 111 111111r 11 !l'l'lll1'l ll1111'ar1l 1'.' 111111r 11l . r1-as. Ura111ai1' . .-.1 '11' 1' .ll .- , - .l-- - : '11-L -.1 '38-'I . I- 11- i'lIlI 111111r 1 L. . r1-sl1111'111 r1'.',, .'-11i11r 11 . -1 ' ' r1-.'. ' -' Z.. S1'11i11r '- ' . . ' -' Z. '11 .' ll'll A -' L 5111111111111 S1 lllll ' -' ' -A L 1111: . r ' -' Z.. If11l11r i'11a . ffotlon, ,Iohn W.-ll111111r Rull 9 xlll 'Dc-lla Tr'11-k Squad T4 S in-y 'FY1 . .t mv, i Dedona, Francis A.-Honor Roll CHD, Ter-h Senior Ili-Y. Dougherty, Joseph lnfllramatics '40-'41, Baseball Squad '38 Fleck, John T.-Honor Roll QD, Tech Amateur Radio Assn. '40-'11-'4-2. Cuzzo, Anthony-Honor Roll UU. Hagen, Myron H.- Honor Roll 449, Band '38-'39, '39-'40, Hahn, Lloyd E.-Honor Roll Haux, Alfred'-Honor Roll f9D, Football Major '38-'40-'4l. Herniman, Ralph lifllonor Roll 185, Golf '40-'4l: 'il- 1-2, Swimming, '38-'39: 'il-'42, Dramatif' Club '38-'39, Fr.- Soph. Debate '38-'39, Fall llc-vue '38-39: '4l-712. Keller, Charles 0.fllonor Roll MJ, Urehestra '38-'39, Swimming Squad '39-'fl-0. Kramer, Earl H.--Tech Jr. Radio Guild, Track Squad '41, Loewer, Donald E.-Swimming Squad '38-'39, '39-'40, Slanner, Robert J.-Honor Roll 1235, Tennis Major, Tech Electrical Society, Tech Dramatic Club, Cheer Leader. llarynowski, Chester YV.-llonor Roll CZIJ, Delratef Alternate '40-'41, Chess Club '10, Valedictorian. Dlitchell, Blorris J. Nigro, Nicholas L.-llonor Roll CD, Senior lli-Y, Swimming Major '10-'fl-l, 'l'ra1'k Major '10- ll, 'llravk Squad '33-'39, '39-'40, Swimming Squad '39-'10, Football Squad 'll-'4-2. Orwat, Edmund A. Perillo, Alfred C.-Football '38-'41, Basketball '39-'11, Baseball, Y.P. Soph. Class, V.P. Jr. Class. Pohlman, Dan R.w,luni0r lli-Y '39, Class Poet. l'ohlman, Robert l .fllonor Roll QSD, Sr. lli-Y, Cross Country Major '-1-l, Cross Country Squad '10, Track Squad 71-0-'-l-l. Premetz, Rudolph W.-llonor Roll QOH, Delta Chi Pres. '4-13423 Treas. '40-'4l, Delta Chi '39-'42, lli-Y '40-'42, Fr.-Soph. Debate '38-'40, Varsity Debate '39-'42, Soph. Play '40, Student Manage-r Tech Publicity Committee '39-'12, Rollins, Ray C.-f-llonor Roll USD, Kappa Sigma Phi, Secy. 'fl-l-'-1-2, Debate 'l'c'am '39-'el-l, lland '38-'42, Urvhestra -1-l. Sharlock, Edward A. Schnlidt, llarry ,Lvllonor Roll ffl-D, lland '-1-0-'12, Golf Squad '39, Major '40-'4l, Tennis Squad '1-l, Fr.-Soph Debate '39-'40, Schwarzot t, William C. Sheerin.. William J.-Delta Chi, Tech Hi-Y: Sgt.-at-Arms. Skillicorn, Ward A.- llarmonira Hand. Snlith, liven-tt, ,Ir.-Honor Roll UU, Corr. Ser' . Kappa Sigma Phi, Band, Orchestra, Dance Band, Football Syquad 40. Smith, Williani li.-Ilonor Roll flbl, Color Guard '41-'42, Dramatic Club '38-'12, Secy. '40-'71-I: Pres. '4-l-'42, Delta Chi '39-'42, Newspaper Club '41-'42, A AF J 'R - X 55 'Dfw Stllblllebinv, Cvnrgv 'l'.-- Travk '38-' H. Cross Cmmlrv 'H ,M-ronaulival Society '10-'12, Fall R4-vnu' 'H. ldxllibil 'fill-'Ili Sylw-S. Robert 0. - llonor Roll Travk Squad '30-'l-2, Cross-Country Squad 711. Tholnpsnn, ,lulncs Il.-llnnor Roll CU. Dramatic- Club, 'IR-1-ln lli-Y, Tvvll Fall Revue. Golf Ti'3IIl '39, Gulf Squad 'UL 'l'hrPe-ws, Charles J.-Aeronautical Snr'if'ty. W'ack0r, John IW., Jr.-Honor Roll CU, Tevh Sr. lli-Y, Swimming Squad '-ll. walter, wlilliillll W.f f'l'm'lx Hullvr Club. Wblf, Adolph K.-Honor Roll QQ, Harulnuiva Band, l'rar'k Squad '10-'-ll. Wwylfgula, liuynlond Y.-fllmmr Roll UD, U0ll'Squad ' I-0-' L I. Wylegala, Richard L.-Honor Roll CU, Tennis Nlajur, Fall Revue. Yeager, James WH-Basketball Squad '41- 1-2. Zoladz, Joseph F.4Hun0r Roll fl9j, Baseball Capl.g Baseball '39-'42, Basketball '40-'-12. ffecttical Ackendorf, Williann l .fHonor Roll C26J, Pres. 5th Yr. Class, Pres. -1-th Yr. lilectrical Class, Electrical Society, Treas., Secy.g Tech Amateur Radio Assn., Y.-Pres., Tech Radio Guild, Color Guard, Tennis Major. Hattaglia, Nlichael li.--llonor Roll fllj, Secy. -tlh Yr. Electrical Class, Sth Yr. Council, Pres. Jr. Radio Guild, Secy. Electrical Society, Amateur Radio Assn. Beaver, Harold li.-Honor Roll CU, Orchestra. Dramatic Club, Treas. of Electrical Society, Secy. and Treas. Radio Assn. Bingel, Richard F.-llonor Roll 125, Kappa Sigma Phi, Treas. Tech Radio Guild. Borruso, Benedict T.-Honor Roll CW, Sgt.-at-Arms of Fifth Year Class, ,Iunior Iii-Y, Senior lli-Y. Assit Sgt.-ab Arms ol' lilectrical Society, Astronomical Society, Capt. of lntra-mural Football Champion. Breissinger, Robert ll.--Honor Roll fob: Tech Electrical Society, Fifth Year Council, Tennis Yarsity '39-'10, '10-lil. Carson, ,lanies llfllonor Roll CU, Secy. Fifth Year Class, Tech Radio Guild--Secy. Electrical Society-Treas. l'res., Intra-mural Football '4-l. Ciaschini, Anthony F. --Tech Radio Guild: ith, 5th Yr. Council: N arsity liasketball '39-'10,-'1-lg lntra-mural Football '4-l. Ciski, Alfred ,Lfllonor Roll CWD, Y.P.-Soph. Class, Y.l'.f jr. Class, Y.P.f- Sill Yr. Electricals, Y.P.f5th Yr. Class, Secy. Delta Chi, Tau Epsilon Sigma, N.P.fRadio Guild Pres. Senior lli-Y, Pres. of Buffalo Ili-Y Council. i Ciulis, Edward-Honor Roll fflj, Track Sfiuad, V.P. Tech Amateur Radio Assn., Sgt.-at-Arms-Tech E ectrical Society, Tech Radio Guild, Senior Council. DeFalco, Joseph J.-Fifth Year Council, Sec . and Treas. Jr. Hi-Y, Sgt.-at-Arms Dramatic Club, Tech Electrical So- ciety, Tech Sr. Hi-Y, Glee Club, Track Squad. DiChristofaro, Joseph A.-Secy. el-th Yr. Electricals, Sgt.-ab Arms of Tau Epsilon Sigma, Electrical Society, Senior Ili-Y. Dowd, Richard A.-Track Squad, Orchestra, Drum Corps. Getty, Darrow H.-Fifth Yr. Council, Honor Roll HD, Tau Epsilon Sigma, Senior Hi-Y, Tau Alpha Sigma, Jr. Hi-Y . 3' x .1 ii TQ- llaase, Allen l'-'-llonor Roll QU. Pres. Teeh Amateur Assn.: 4th Year lflevtrieal Couneilz Teeh Radio Guild '30-'10, Tau Epsilon Sigma, '38- '39- 'UL '1l-- '12, Seey. and Pres.: Aeronaulieal Scwiety 'Ml-71-lg Ureheslra '37-'39. Hagen, Charles ,l.fTeeh llantl, l'ile1'trieal Soviely. llames, Elmer L.--Orchestra '33-'39-'4-0, Glee Club. Jachlewslii, Joseph F.-llonor Roll C9l. Nfl . Electrical Society, Seey.-Treas. Chess Club, Stage Eleetrician. Lipira, Salvatore A.---l'lleetrit'al Sm-iely. .lr. lli-Y, Sr. lli-Y, 'llevh ASlf4lIl1lIllll'3l Soeiety, Tech Culleelors, Club, lntra-mural I-'uuthull '41-I. Nlagislrale, Victor ,I.- llonur Roll CID, Treas. Filth Yr. Class, Seciy,-Treas. Sr. lli-Y, Pres. llelta Chi, l'llt'l'll lI'3l Society, l'r.-Soph. Debate, larsity Debate, lleelamation Contest, Tech Revue. Nlorrison, John C.Yllnnor Roll 135, Chess Club '37-'39, Sgt.-at-Arms ,4-0-71-l, Year Book Staff '41, Neu, Wlillianl B.fH0nor Roll 1221, Tevll lflectrieal Societ y, Tech Hi-Y. Prange, Elmer-llmmr Roll QU. Przybyl, Francis l,.ffJl'l'llt'SlI'Zl, '37-'10, Chess Club, '41-'4-2. Rechin, Francis ,Lfllunor Roll CID, Track Squad '10-'-ll, Electrical Society-Assil. Sgt.-at-Arms, Tech Radio Guild. Schrott, William ,I . Severin, james G. Siegel, Harold l.fI 0otball Squad '4-0. r L Skinner, George C. Mllonnr Rolls CU, Cin-as Cluh, Ili-Y, Radio Guild, Ass'l Sgt.-at-Arms l'ile'1:tri1'al Society. Vargo, Julius -f'- llmior Roll USD. .gndusttiaf eiemistty Blaekmon, Paul IL- Honor Roll fill. .lr. Ili-Y '39, Sr. lli-Y 'I-l-'12, 'l'e-ch Clie-iuistry Cluh' -'fra-as., ll:-halv 'l'a'aiu '38-'39-' 10. Boye, Frederick C. -'Honor Roll CZZU. Burg, Rohertfllouor Roll CID, Clwss Cluh A39-' 10. Track Squad '4l, Clif-Pr Le-adm-r 'll-'I-12. Calfarcili, Mario- Chemistry Club '-ll-712. Cammurata, Salvatore G. lliNard0, Louis F: llonor Hull QU, Chemistry Cluh ' I-0-'-ll, N .P. of Chemistry Club '-11342. lluzen, Norman Wi.--Honor Roll CH-jg Class Pres. '10, ir '11, '4-2: Delta Chi '39-'-10-'ll-'12: Jr. Hi-Y '39-710: Hi-Y C . 'll V.P.g Debate Team '39-'40- ll-' 12: Advertising '39-710, '-12g Cross Country, Squad '-I-0 Major 'il-lg Track Squad '39. Ferrari, Leno A.--Chvuiistry Club, '40-'ll. Fitzpatrick, Joseph H.-Sigma Phi Sigma '39-'-I-2: Sem-y. '-ll-'bl-2g Tech Engineer-Secy. and Editorial lioardg Jr. Play. Fox, Charles J.-Chemistry Club '40-'12, Draiuatic Club '38-'39, Track Squad '40-'4l, Cross-Country Squad '-ll-'42, Soph. Play, Jr. Play, Fr. Orchestra '38-'39, Glee Club '38-'39. 03 L. 6 Cir! 5,2 -.A 'a -, 6 5,1 G I 1 GL I' . ...-.--. my fl 4 rr4 M4 ll n lll0lIll mmr 41 r4 Snpln 4--14 arl41G Krlh11rS ll411141rR11llf 51 I 5 19 7 1 4lfin,g0r, Pdf' I lL1114I '38 Fl ll Dann 0r4l14Slra '58 1 oH'111an, Alun Il Sf-nmr H11 r 4k H411 441 df lvwskl Krthur I' ll411141r Hull 111 10 f 11ss flub 3 arnot F4 l'llll'l 1114l I 411141r 41 S mor 4111114 ll 14'1111Qlrw 1 luln '38 0 r41114111114 1 411 4 'l rdmk 8411.141 38 'W 0 e son 1 for 0 ll nor Roll l 41lf'S4l1 14 ll lWIlNkl f,NIdl' fl4 fl I I Pnlner Ylarlln Nl I' mhlll Y U rn hd S' ima I hi ' t SFIIOOI 441 join 'vy, 1- . . '1:i4-wiv, , lll L 4r1141r ll L. 1 4-1' - '- -' Pl ' llii lllll A -' 1 I l 1'l -' ZZ . . ' -' 4-5. 'll -'f Z.. .uss rving 1.-Y mor 41 , -114 '.'-' ' 111 --... , aira Salvalurv- H 11141rH41ll Il III - 'slrvff '- -' - la C ' 7 -' -2. I I -.' - -I . ' 'I'4'iI.'. ' - , -' - - Z.. 'r.1 y 4- lil 4' ' - L. . ,, . ' ' t' A . -1'u111a inn I 1 4-5 ' - ' -' . l,0ll'SZ2.lk, Frz1114'is I.. l,l'lli1H' '38-A 10. lfln-ss illuln 'H-'lZl. Svllfl. ,lohn l,.- -Il4n141r Roll CU. 'l'4-4'l1 l':llg1illl'l'l'. fI41Il4-1-l411's Club '10-'-H, Aslr4111u111i1-al S414-i4-lx -10- H, 'H-'12 l'rl'H. 7 Stage Crew '40-'41, Nlu11ag4+r 'll-'-ll. Slgrlsl, Lhurlvs L -,lr. Ili-Y 'IW-'lik lli-Y 'Ill-121. l'ulpli1- Spvulxillg 'lll-All, Slgllld Plli Signm '39-'I-0'-ll, llrum ffurlrw. TW. Spring uml lfall lie-x lu- 'NL Supl: aml jr. Plug. liu-lu-llmll '33-'39, 'll-uni: '39, Smith. liulu-rl Nl. -lxuppu Signnu I'Ini '30-'I-li-'ll. .lr. Ili-Y l51'1'y.j. liuml 'fill-'f'n'l. 5r. lli-Y, Istllblllilll '30-'ll. 'IvI'ill'lx '39, l' F.-,lI'.-Silllll. Play. Slimulc-r, ,lamvs F. llmmr Roll CU. lflu-mislry Club -ll-'12, ,Xe-rmluulivul Slavic-lj '39-'lik Fupll.-,lr. Play. Wm-lzuvski. liclssalrel L -firms,-lfmlnlry Squad '10, Nlujnr ll-l: 'llruvk S1lIIil4l 'll. W1-rnvr, liiclmrll U. llonor Roll CSD, l mrtl1all Squad 'lllhll Mddhdlliddl Ala-0, Frillllx l'. Mlxvrlifing '39-'12, Tran-k. Xrmlrruslvr. liulwrl llramuliv lfluln 'IW-'IIL Nlu l,4'llLl 'I-I---lil, I lI'!'5lllllilll Ile-lnalv '38, :xllgZll5lyllillk. ,Il-ronw YL- lli-Y Xlu ll:-lla 'll-'ll Truck Squad 'UL Nlujur 'll. liuslu-llnall Squaul 'IH'-'ll. Basinski, l,e'unar1l K.-llonnr Hull Cll. Xlu llvllil 'll-Alll. Sr. lli-Y '10-' 122. Tom-In Rollers 'll-'12, Trark '10-'ll. Bl'll3lllf. livginald R.-llmmr Hull QOH. lille-si Club A10-'ll. lsfilll, Douglas K. - llonur Roll Cl U, Sr. lli-Y, ,xSlI'UllllllllL'1ll Society, Collectors Club. Q3 Carson, llaymoml C. Castanza. Angolo N. -llonor Roll CD. Daniels. Vincent R. Dojka, Edward l. Carneret. Lions-l C.-llonor Roll CEU, lli-Y '40, Collectors Club '4l. Tech Rollvrs Pres. '42, Bowling Club '11, Track Squall '39, Major 'l-l. Hoos. ll:-rlwrt C.-Tech Debate. Klawitter, john F.-llonor Roll fll, Svnior Count-il. Xsst. Sgt.-at-Arms, Aslronomival Sovivly ,39-'l-l, Nlu llvlta '10-'12, lfoothall Squad ,38-' Nl, Nl ajor '38-'-10. Kosinski, Wallace Ts-llonor Roll Nlu l-It-lla ll-'fl-2. Band. Kuberka, llarry C.--Jr. Ili-Y, Sr. lli-Y, Nlu Dr-lla, Travk Squad '38-'39. Limardi, john B.-V-llonor Roll KZJ, Hand '38-712, Urvlwslra '38-'12, llanve llancl '39-'12, llanll Custodian '39-'42, Nlu Delta '10-'ll, Trvas. 'all-'12, 'llravlx '40- ll. Manger, Robert-Honor Roll flj, Nlu Delta. McCulloch. Louis Sw-Mu Delta 'll-'12, Nlvlisz, john Nl.'--'I-l-'12, S:-1-y. Nlu ll:-lla Til, l ootl1all Squad '11, Asst. Nlgr. 'I-l, liaslwllmll Nlgr. Nlajor '12, Honor Roll. Nlertz, Charles I-Lfllonor Roll UD. Hertz. Rolnert A.-Honor Roll 4103. Nliranda, John R.--llonor Roll UID, .lr. and Sr. lli-Y, Rand, Urvheslra, Dance Rand, Travk Squad 'l-0. Xluzolf, Richard YY.-Honor Roll fill, Y.P. Senior Class. Sgt.-at-Arms Terh Rllllf'I'S, Nlu llc-lla 'I-0-'12, Dramatic' Club '10- ll, Radio Guild 'AIO-ill, 'IR-1-h Rolli-rs il-l-'12, Mvronauti- val Sovii-ly '10-il-l. Pajvrski, Raymond Dr' Honor Roll GD. ieronaulival So- rivly '39-'UL Jr. Radio Guild '10-WI, Nlu llc-lla ll- lil, - Soph. Play '30-' I-0, Kvvordiou Rand '38-'39, Swimming '39-'fl-l. Paladino. llonwnic ,l.fNlu llc-lla '10, 'll YP., Rand '30- 'll, Travk, Cross-Country '10-'lI. Palczynski. Edwin F.-llonor Roll 165. Nlu lil:-lta WU- 12. Ilruln Corp:-x '39-'10, 'llravk 'IW-' L0 Squad. fa' Paliwodzinski, Robert-Tech Skate Club, Mu Delta: Sgt.-at-Arms 'fl-l-'42, Swimming Squad '38-'39. Pianini, lflvio F. llonor Roll flfij, Wu D1-Ita 'I-I-'-lil. Radwanski. Rirhard R.---Svuior Ili-Y 'll-'l-2. Mu Dvlta 'll-'12, Rolls-r Skating Club 'I-I-' lf. in J Russo. .lolin l'. -Svnior Couuvil, xlilf'lll!lf' Design Club, Radio Guild, Football Squad 'HI-'12, Sauer. Rolu-rt I-1.-fNlaa-hinv Design Club, llaslwtball Squad 'ML Svholz. Charles li.--llonor Roll Nlu Della, Tennis Nlajor ill. Sonnekalll. Kvnnclll -K. --llouor Roll, Xiu llvlla. 9? ' Stefano, Rocco lnfllonor Roll CU, Mu Dm-Ita. .1 an X 49 X S' 19 q7l'7I'Il3llikl Iohn A Honor Roll Mu IMI! 1 Cunnan Trlpl, Ferdmand ,I Honor linII I NI11 Haha Vetrano Anthnnv Il Honor Roll 3 NIH Della IIaQket hall Squad 40 41 Waldow Bernard Ilonor Roll ax Hvrhvrl I Ml ll Ila Sr Ill Y 9 of Tull 0 Inrs IdsIu1'lbaIISqll.uI L0 II lraxk Slllldl SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES Sharnlan bl rald B bmlth, Howard ,I I Tschopp 1 Jul W1 lf '23 4 xxlgfzv Q 1? 'J Sin K , ff AV A , , i, . A ' ' u ,x. , . A 5 i ' ,W , ... t. ad, A AS S E S THE FRESHMAN CLASS Presidenf I .. .. ,..... Danford A. Lavis - Vuce Presndenl Donald Rossel Q. Q- Q Secrefary Treasurer Davld Jamieson Adusvrs 'Nlr Nlauclf YN allame Ur George qCllIl0lfICl' r 'Xl IIWIIIV I hrlswe Ur James Xlebowan llux Xedr the ffiillllldll Clax numlwro almoflt fine lmndrcd It IS larver than mam former ant W ll we tlat tu Uroum Nl Continue to uploa llf trdt IIIOIIS of our -.1 loo ln the nc xt four N f .ir a- the x haw so far Although our ruorml In mehool df tn mes ls alre ads good me hope to llll rc an ll ln far ln fore next near 4011105 I 1-ted below are the stdtlstles conurnlnff the e fu tn me- Ou the Honor Roll the hand student HIIIIEUCS Qtudentb the Fall Renews btudentb dramatu s 7 vtudent- debate student: 'N D . I . l, 71 ll A . - I ' v- 1 I .Af 1 y-S A A V . 'T . U . '- - I vlasses. ' l se l TI l' l's Z, I Il ' l ll l ' ' I 5' Nl l I ' - 1 sn ' r nl- If I Il. xt- -vlx A- 1 'Af 'lj v- ' D 5 ...,............,........,..........T8students In .......,................ ,...........,.. . ..3I. s In ' .....,..... ........,....................... 8 Se N In ' .......,.........,.,...,..,..,..... 33 ' ' In ..,.......,.,..............,...,....,.... lg C 3 In ..... ,.......,................,..........,.. I 0: N I I II II IIII I II. .II III II IIIII II IIIII IIII e Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 2 A S E A R Z r A. Coniglio, J. Mann, R. Greggo, J. Koetzle, C. Jank, J. Hilliard, D. Lavis, R. Ebert, T. Breach, J. Ralston. . D. Oehler, M. Tepas, R. Gregor, C. White, A. Ott, J. Pajak, S. Ferraro, R. Johnson, F. Valenti. I . W. Orrell, R. Rumschik, R. Kaufman, R. Warmuz, R. Gooclenough, M. Klumpp, B. Rybarczyk, R. Smith, F. Stypczynskl, W. Krier, H. Wozniak, P, Troutman. l W. Mazur, R. Dreme, C. Seleska, B. Jusinski, H, Rich, J. Goetz, J. Woodward, S. Smigiera, W. Pankow, J. Wise, A. George, A. Schoenle. J. Griffin, F. Vetter, C. McWilliams, J. Jankowski, R. Smith, G. Jablonski, F. Fox, C. Schueler, H. Grajcka, H. Schmitt, B. Rieske. WDNDQD A. Mariani, F. Schwindler, R. Seloske, J. Lewanclowski, R. Schubert, A. Christopher, G. Ehmka, W. Babcock, DrzewuCki. Ingrassia, R. Muschaweck, J. Zurbrick, H. Smith, W. Ciszak, T. Coles, B. Cirorco, S. Szachta, D. Baney. Coles, K. Schlia, B. Wing, H. Schichtel, G. Tschaepe, S. Ciancarlo, J. Rnwson, S. Grudniewski, F. Dentingcr, Aquilino. .Gregory, M. Diquilio, H. Wechter, J. Lyons, J. Maj, E. Eusanio, M. Dolata, N. Bast, D. Drzewiecki, R. Ellis, Feder. Koelemeyer, J. Lipira, J. Zgoda, D. Lewandowski, G. Dye. W. Lembke, C. Eoannov, D. Troidol, U. Nagge, G. Rei J. N. S. U- Rollck, S. Bacchctti Morrison R. Porter Q 1 5 . 1 li 3 ll I ' 1- 16 Sv K , x W Aw 'i 8, 3 k Y kv 'W Q H Q 'Q ' if f 1 , ' 1? -10 1 ' ,, Q' 104: 16 mr :ff f wig, 'f A ji'-Q44Qg4 qu' w.-Q l v ,mga 1,ig1 Qt: 410 1' ' , qw :qi . A W, ffm mga A ji. 40 'H 3 PQ? Y ' f ,Z :KU 'lf ' bi 49 'ia-fffv' - A V' - A A .4 3 T , ,V , at 4 as 'A Q' 5 , i,Ah x s X Sf 8-vw Qs' Q Y V92 as T 0 g 2 ff gg. am. - if 'UE ix Rigas: ' x 1' ,gf 425 A W 4 i , , 2 A f Row F Lucca J Klmko G Fxtzgerald J McKee G Klem C Holderman R Greene Row T Kxsker F Breeser C Doran R DeYoung F Archer W Chapm E Calkins S Kowal D Kobernuaa Row T Haethch R Evans P Adams D Barone V Plckelmann E Rogowsln S Rexmg L Glor L Baglxo V Cnvaretta Row V Cxccxarellx O Mattlna F Ferrantlm R Bralla,A Lxchtenthal R Bauer,L Dmder E Krenghcln J Faxrholm A Msllnow sk: F Bevllacqus Row H Doedlme K Rachow W Hoffman R Hoppel J Kuechle E Nxeradka D Eaton R Joseph J Nemec C Hentey E Rana! cfm . J -fi 21 as 2 :1 me il!! NE 1 v-12 ,Q . Ei 25,5 '--o -Pia V3.1 52 GE' Q2 6 G U mu D .5 'E L. Q2 11 5 0.2 ij.: 3 5 ,O fl 'e 'U u ,- V vu ..- ui .E fr. Yu mu -Eh- ..-. E 4-H THE SOPHOMORE CLASS as QE President ...., ...... R oberl' Hessler 'Q C' . Vice-President . ...Clifford Sayre S- gg 3.11 A! t. --1 if Secrerary ..... ..... J ohn La Rusch .. 5 Treasurer., . . , John Robertson firirisers Miss Irma Thiel Nliss Charlotte Smith Mrs. ,l. Alfons Sehieh Xliss Clara Bagley XX e. the 155 sophomores standing on the threshold of our third year at 'l'eehnieal, pause in our daily routine to help strengthen our eountry is defenses hy huy ing and selling bonds and stamps, and also hy try ing to heeome better citizens in living up to our standards of democracy and in prac- tieing those traits ineuleated bv our teaehers. .M our Sophomore assembly we eontrihuted a further note of patriotism. Wie presented a speeial 'llureh of Time showing our defenses and those of our allies in the Paeifie. Then to strike a lighter vein vs e showed 7lIIt'1'li?f1hIliIIf1 69111 and u Huff, a hilarious eomedv based on the picture The lfighfillg 09111. linder the supervision of Mr. Yester. we seleeted four new patriotie songs. The entire student body sang these to the accompaniment of the swing hand. The statistieal data eolleeted for the first term for the year 1941-N12 reveal that T5 sopho- mores have lueen on the honor roll at least onee while ISS of these have been on more often. Fifteen sophomores reeeived minor letters and Fred Rosenthal reeeived a major letter in eross-eountry. Six ol' our members took part in debate and six are prominent in dramaties. NX e wish to thank our advisers who, by their kind adviee and assistanee, helped us to make this year a happy one. a, 4- ,A - ,- , g 3 3, 3 vt R x .? . i x .4 V K x ? f 9 'S if ' 2 ' X A. L. - 4, Ea ls! N , Ig? A gl 1 9 'io 5' xl x I l I , I K , x- I f .4 x4 3 . 5' Ev W G Sf ffm A' Aki N , , v ' X x - ,A K, n 5955564582 v v1w N J MS 39'v? v 333 9 5 ! rf 1 ll I Row 5 A. Krause, J. Narganes, H. Emmerson, J. La Rusch, H. Bayer, M. Belsky, E. Abrahamian, W. Cuthill. Row 4 Kitchin, G. Parrino, F. Wilson, J. Kane, D. RiFl'el, J. Gibson, J. Walters, W. Wieszczecinski, K. Hoedt, H. Hollstein, J. Legge, . Gregoire. Row 3 A. Wilson, G. Floss, S. Ricupito, A. Mlinarchik, E. Cluckey, A. Geiger, E. Hausrath, J. Sullivan, R. Strusienski, P. Gugino. Row 2. T. Hignes, S. Tomczyk, E. Hoyt, L. Caliano, T. Ebner, D. Jacobs, J. Howard, N. Frascatore, N. Mitri, K. Gipp. Row 1 Seiger, G. Guilbault, H. Stuckey, F. Vastola, F. Schaefer. O. Becker, R. Hessler, R. Fredericks, P. Ricupito, G. Crandell, . . ee ald. Row S. K. Ryder, J. Grzywa, J. Riedel, R. LeBarron, R. Paris, A. Reynard, D. Kane, A. Ceccato. Row 4. M. Kaczanowski, E. Neuner, J. Vanik, E. Young, H. Yaeger, W. Craig, B. Gajewski, K. Miller, I. Barone, E. DeYoung. Row 3. L. Kwiatkowski, A. Cymny, C. Maehemcr, R. Seufert, F. Bennice, K. Schalk, R. Schilfer, R. Wchlzr, J. Gladysz, J. Graci, J Higgins, E. Trenberth. Row 2. K. Burmeier, R. Berk, W. Pohle, J. Klimschot, K. Bundt, V. Rosinski, F. D'Amico, E. McCarthy,S.Jaszcz, H.Koch, D. Fisher Row l. C. Hayes, C. Lombard, R. Mulhisen, R. Troppman, P. Learman, W. Reich, J. Civello, F, Forde, S. Dubin, R. D'Angelo, C. John- SOIL 3 ll l 1 I -lf: -l' x 3, if , , , , , W 2, 1 if Y f W ? M- I I 4 1 4,9 if 41 fig 2 V , 1, 1 Q K 3, Q 1' if My f f 9 1 , 4, 3 6' 'gf fa? L 1,1 1, 3? ,, V, 7, if 5 5 J ,Q Q, 3 f 5 5 .Q if v 8, Ein 19 F577 Vqawagngg '25 'S 9' rv ws 3 'Q Q 5 ' 1. A Af' '39 'gi , - 1 Y ,fc,. 4, I K r . A x 1 x ' ' x' x, .1 3 3 9 3 S' 3 Vw 31335333 eil! S' ' . 3. gg an I Q I 5' K9 5 G, U W E N tai V vr 'S v 'Y v K Q Q5 E35 y, ff 3 F9 9 gf KG Q 5 3., .. 3 'W RS iv. ei I ?'S? i'3S 31,355 Q 'r I I ' w'1w' sf! Row Row Row Row Row Row 5. Row 4. Row 3. Row 2. Row 1. I ET 5 AN EXPRESSION OF SATISFA wibc CTION OME SCORE? AT wP-S THE WH 1 OR NOT BELXEVE K SONG' OF AMERXCA A-LOG I 4221-14, 'fl Q Q E 4 ' A 1: '96-Cm .- 5 1 THE HARVARD CUP COMES TO TECH TECH-NRAL cogg' G, G. THE JUNIOR CLASS Q.-r on President ..,. Anthony De Joseph I F3 Vice President Charles Genovese T- 's Secrefa ry John Ro-H Treasurer Anthony Renaldo Sg+ a+ Arms Wnlluam Farrar Incllltx lflzlsvrs Nllw F Florcncc IXIITHHIIIQ 'Nlles 'Nelln Nason Nlr Carl 'Nunn lhru hunslri el .xml fiflx thru stron tht Qldw of l9l'3 approac hv- the xml mf its tlnrfl f vent lmll ln rc we wmv tht lm-I thru wars tw llnfl canst' for Irving urx pronal of our re uxrel V1 ave urn dttlu Ill mam tdpdutn tllroufflmut tllf' -1 lmol Xtlllc tn the lldllfl U1 lmtf ljI'dlIldllfS .im llonor Roll haw all bun VilllI'UllSlN rc pn Q1 ntul ln our classmate Q rl ho mc mlwrs ol thc clds- of H pax lmlndvf to Illflif' xonng IIN n who luxe .ilrmidx gn en thmr lnffs for tlxf' preurx .alum uf the llf'lll0i ratlf' ulval- Vt 0 are proud of tha fait that ln une of lln- Hur mam ofnurt law mate N will 1 ntf r the drnwfl nu- 0 tn lmlul S .1 N 4 llllfrl x tldn r rx .ant our t lru .nu tx at xl-1 r- 1-Q lXIIlllIlIll- N Iss Nhxsun, an: Nlr Munn for tht ln lp the x haw so gt nf ron-,lx I-VIN! n Ile during the past war :' 'X ,tsl 3 i f x E ,, l - 'K g g Asefff 'F Sis. lt- 7: ' ' ........,,, ...... , ' i 1 . ful yvar at 'l'1'1'h. ln our S1-niur ye-ar mv will again 1'll4lf'3V0l' to uphold tho stantlarfls and iflfrals of ,. l' - . - A . Al ' . u P 4 ' ' SPI' ll l ' V I ' .lI'lt'.'. Vw' '--I. l' kNl.ll, l l --f l-'l .'-.'.Nl'.x '.3 ' l 1 ld' i h I. lA' fi L .'.'t'I t' 4 x li' .'xI. . 4 N., ,W t , 5 I l R Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Merrill, H. Kuster, R. Austin, J. Schultz, A. Stefanik, S. Hawrylczak, H. Klechlin, M. Thur, R. Stief. Hurst, E. Daily, C. Dipietro, E. Blas, A. Cavallari, W. Whitte, F. Brayman, R. Goerke, C. Koehler, R. Kellerman. Cameron, N. Wozniak, J. Douris, C. Dimmig, N. Heitmann, S. Pappagallo, R. Szymanski, G. Herrmann, D. Zimmfrrren . Godus. .Di Gregorio, A. Graham, P. Gentile, H. Knaus, R. Kamp, D. Horst, R. Cook, M. Angrisano, R. Albano, N. Gibson. . Blake, J. Greer, J. Jamieson, W. Fleming, R. Bundschuh, L. Vallier, G. Borchard, M. Hickey, P. Schlc hr, P. Cipolla, J. Hen- essey. Moore, C. Sadlo, A. Hurst, R. Daniels, C. Genovese, M. Blank, F. Brosemer, B. Schutz, R. Schneider, F. Lucci, R. Dunz Vacanti, H. Augustine, H. Widener, C. Hall, W. Farrar, J. Ellis, W. Birk, A. St George. Ross, J. Soergel, J. Krasner, A. Zawierucha, W. Toense, R. Czerniak, W. Van Haintze, N. Scott, J. Tonnies, R. Jahn, P. Pace. Orth, A. Linneborn, L. Cortelli, J. Cammarata, R. Breidenstein, H. Mueller, R. Wodarczak, R. Riley, K. Schunk, B. Stromberg, Sullivan. erger, H. Danforth, M. Wronski, G. Rentsch, G. Limburg, J. Rott, R. Shannon, R. Stahrr, W. Sharpe, E. Tanski, S. Duchnick. H t - w HW Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row wUE.:IIm2F ..,,. .. UWSUQZE 0252,-:ex '5'g'cm-105' 2' D'5 3'7r- 1:3 5 ffE' FEFFEES :Wav 5 VUE' Pr' E :geo K' '4 O' -' nm: ,,, mai? ' ru - 712 U1 ':s : P U 5339 ' 35155 O Em. rm E sim? 2 21252 ar -JE: E: ' H Q4 15- SS-76 S- FFZ: 2 WEE? gf WEEE' r' gg- F, 'o E 5 3 wwii F7 nga?-E, 7' 5:92 ,, .. 'c Bggg' 2 f-Wgz 1' -1:5 9' :r- ? 55' 5 aw iw P ' my 5: 7153 I '1 U, Zi' 9, 'ea v- OH ,, .. 22 SFU '1 - -1 m :E . ng '- Sm Egg O - I E . 5 S U V' new Nieastro, W. Lang, R. Young, M. Melloch, H. Weber, G. Padgin!on, H. Masury, H. Spence, H. Myers. . Kuster, A. Lawida, A. Seibetta, F. Coniglio, T. Cotter, E, Powers, J. Giessert, T. Cain. Moses, J. Mann, R. Mischnick, A. Fischer, E. Garigen, R. Hambridge, J. Eibner, H. Foster, M. Schopf, C. Viele, D. Bonner Reitmeier. H. Burton, R. Varley, J. Eiseman, E. Plezia, J. Pacer, P. Iannello, R. Burchalweski, B. Rosinski, E. Kantor, G. Weser, E. Piejdn V. DeSio. D. Nowak, E. Wullner, R. Moen, J. Cortelli, L. Kietsz, R. Wolfe, N. Scott, R. Swierczynski, W. Brennan, T. Darrow, W. Babala I Q 3 1 f U - Row 5 Row 4 Row 3. Row 2. Row 1. Row 5 Row 4 Row 3 Row 2 Row 1 1 1 5 i l 5 . rs W Prange R Franclemont M Kleiman L Rogers, J. Cirbus, R. Costello, E. Sorgule. Qcfpinim, iz. Lrnnnm, T. Arnbrose, c. sC'nfnam, G. Johnston, E. state, A. Bondnnzn, H. King, P. Wild, cfsintn, D.scnm, G Ringleben, D. Beers. G. Ando, C. Vitale, J. Pratt, J. Chiarmonte, R. Jones, C. Kasprzyk, E. Drollinger, E. Dengis, C. Stefanik. A. Stefanski, J. Shepard, R. Tisdall, M. Campanella, H. Swaciak, R. Digati, S, Stencel, L. Eck, A. Sarnbrotto, W. Davis. W. McLerd, R. Fritschi, D. Lofgren, S. Mackay, A. Munch, R. Schoening, D. Livingston, H. Klussmann, D. Ward, E. Joscfiak T. Vandercoy. R. Bosch, H. Huey, H. McCartney, S. Iannello, J. Cavanagh, P. Costa, A. Nigro, J. Maloney. J. Carrubba, R. Pearson, R. Purtill, F. Ponevas, F. Festa, A. Kalicki, A. Raepple', A. Murdoch. J Ciprich R Jochurn K Jones L Bates B Kwapisz, M. Candlena, A. Russo, R. Sterling, J. Kruk. . k. C. Duke, lA. -Cavalieril, D.. Harsch,-G, Schweizer, S. Frank, R. Zingierski, N. Michaels, R. Jerman, C. Jacobs, L. Drzewiec 1, J. Mahoney. E. McMahon, C. Krause, F. Breen, H. Cropp, K. Woodside, L. Wolinslri, R. Schnabel, R. Czarnecki, R. Owens, J. Jones, J Taramasco. ll H J c 4: IJ :1 hd :ri 'X 5 nl 2 -6 C ll -I 'S -I - :S I ,- Ep 3 1 til! , x wg 'S-,. , Q ,qw tm. ' A .D 91- ,pr E E Q0 ,,,,-r nunogy-ana' 4 6' FOURTH YEAR ELECTRICAL CLASS 4 .1 1:21 ' ' I 1 lf!! , .1 ..,A . 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Maciejewski, F. Ambrose, V. Mattina, G. Schmidt, V. Schutrum, V. Stewart. Guliano, F. Patterson, F. Trainer, P. Ries, A. Konopa, M. Greenfeld, J. Nowland, R. Hiemenz, L. Papke. Rogers, P. Marino, J. Auten. D. Puliafito, G. Flett, W. Grimm, C. Dolan, V. Lawson, A. D'Amico. Bordonaro, J. Walterich, A. Krafchak, J. Hettrich, C. Mastin, W. Robertson, M. Coffey, R. Lamarca, R. Santillo FOURTH YEAR ELECTRICAL CLASS Row 3. M. Battaglip, R. Brelssinger, J. De DGuyRK Falco. Row 2. A. Ciaschml, E. Cxuhs, . e , . ollcr. Row 1. J. Carson, A. Ciski, W. Ackendorf, V. Magistralc. FIFTH YEAR OFFICERS AND COUNCIL Prvsidnnl .,.... I 'irv President .... Svrretah' ...... Trmsurvr. . . F nvullv Adriser Anthony Ciaschini Darrow Getty Josvph D0 Falco Council Iidwarcl Ciulis W'ilIiam P. Ackendorf . . . . . , . . .Alfred J. Ciski .. . . .James ll. Carson , . . .Victor J. Magistrale . . . .Miss Helen Flavin Nlivhacl Ilattaglio Robert Koller Robert Breissinger ,J Row 4. W. Neu, J. Morrison, R. Dowd, L. DeMeo, S. Lipira, O. Borrus, J. DiChristofaro, F. Schiffhauer R Bmgel Row 3. W. Schrott, F. Rechin, E. Prange, R. Manner, J. Vargo, F. Przybyl, A. Haase, H. Beaver, M Battaglia Row 2. J. Jachlewski, E. Dunlop, R. Kemp, G. Skinner, J. Severin, H. Siegel, J. Vukovie, C. Hagen, E Ciulis Row 1. A. Ciaschini, J. DcFalco, J. Carson, A. Ciski, W. Ackendorf, V. Magistrale, D. Getty, R. Brexssinger R 1 FIFTH YEAR CLASS lt was in 1935 that the fifth year course was inaugurated in Teehnieal High School. llowever, this is the first year that students of the eleetrieal course are graduating as members of the Fifth Year Class and, subsequently, the class of '4-I2 has the largest number of graduates since the inception of the course. The executive council with the help of its adviser plans the yearly program. 'Ks usual, the Tech social season was opened with the Fifth Year skating party held at Skateland on November 2 l. Viiith the skating party and a sleigh ride behind them. the class looked forward to the presentation of its assembly program, annual banquet. and possibly a Graduates' Prom. A majority of the Fifth Year Class has been represented on the honor roll as well as in extra- curricular activities. They have been active in athletics. school affairs ami fraternal organizations. In addition every fifth year man has a chanee to speak before an assembly. This opportunity is made possible through our announcement system. The Fifth Year Class has wholeheartedly supported the school newspaper and the motion picture fund. ln addition to presenting a generous cheek the class has contributed to this fund by helping with the collection of money during the free movie shows. The United States is at war and is fighting those totalitarian states that threaten to engulf us. The fifth year class is determined to do its part. Nlany of us will join the colors or obtain vital positions in our nations' war effort upon graduation this June. Lintil then. we serve our country by purchasing national defense stamps and bonds. The fifth year class gratefully acknowledges the kind cooperation of its adviser, 'lliss llelcn Flayin, who has guided us through this our last and happiest year at Teehnieal. 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Gaiser. Row 2. A. Cavalieri, J. Gruber, P. Gentile, Mr. Calvin C. Bishop, H. Gleascn, R. Bingel. Row 1. W. Arnold, C. Rollins, W. Caldwell, A. Graham, E. Smith, F. Bender. KAPPA SIGMA PHI Presivlenl ..... . . .William F. Caldwell liire lIf'!'SifIf'lIf ......,. . .Arthur l.. Graham Currespomling Secrelllrv. . . . .liverett Smith, ,lr. Heeorflilzg Serrelurv. . . ..... C. Ray Rollins Treasurer ,,.....,. , . Frederick J. Bender Sergem1l-uI--lrms. . ....,..,....... . .William C. Arnold Faculty Advisers Nlr. Calvin C. Bishop Nlr. liugene W. Boller ln I909 the late llr. Daniel lpton. who was then principal. founded Kappa Sigma Phi. llis ailn was not only to promote good fellowship hut also to establish an organization of students of high character and scholarship. lleeause of these ideals and the services which have been rendered to the school. Kappa Sigma Phi has come to he known as Teclfs honor fraternity. Our semi-monthly meetings are held ill the members' homes. ln addition. we frequently en- joy informal social gatherings and times ol' fellowship aside from our regular meeting nights. The important events on our calendar include the declamation contest which we sponsor annually in Marchg a banquet with the passive chapter, also in Marchg and a skating party. Another event eagerly awaited by the members is the trip to Zoar Valley which brings the active and passive members together for a weekend of recreation and enjoyment. , We sincerely appreciate the interest and cooperation of our faculty advisers. Mr. Bishop and Mr. Boller. who have won our gratitude by their loyalty. 5 ooj Row 3 F. Dedona, R. Balla, j. Wacker, A. Konopa, H. Kuberka. Row 2. D. Getty, N. Nigro, D. Barlow, G, Skinner, R. Kemp, D. Bratt. 5 D Row 1. G. Vosseller, L. DeMeo. H. Augustine, S. Maira, W. Caldwell, T. Anthony, A. Clikl, THE TECH SENIOR HI-Y President ...... ..... .... S a lvatore Maira Vice President. . . ..... William Caldwell Secretary ........ .... V ictor Magistrale Treasurer .................................................. Herbert Augustine Sergeant-at-A rms ...,..........................,............. Anthony Anthony The Tech Senior Hi-Y, affiliated with the national and international Hi-Y movement, boasts of one of the largest memberships of any club in the school. With other Hi-Y groups throughout the country, we pledge to supplort the following creed: I will seek to create, maintain and extend high standards of Christian c aracter throughout my school and communityf, Seeking to combine the intellectual, social and physical sides of its members, our club has enjoyed an unusually successful year. Again this year the Tech Senior Hi-Y was represented at the State Hi-Y Convention which was held in Albany and again at the Older Boy's Conference which was held in Olean. Our club was also active in Hi-Y Day in Buffalo. With a variety of speakers, including Reverend William H. Horner, Mr. Harry W. Large, and. Mr. Norman Ludlow, the club was kept abreast of developments in national and internation- al situations. We especially enjoyed Mr. Large's address which was entitled Parliamentary Proce- durev. This year the Tech Senior Hi-Ycelebrated its 35th anniversary by holding Anniversary Week with an assembly, a faculty and alumni banquet, and a dance, which were held on various days throughout Anniversary Week . The inauguration of a Father and Son Banquet has established a precedent which we hope all future Tech Hi-Y clubs will follow. Swimming, semi-monthly gymnastic periods and inter-club basketball games with other clubs constitute our athletic program. - It is doubtful whether much can be said or written about the Tech Senior Hi-Y without men- tioning our counselor and friend. Mr. Wallace W. Shaw. To him we wish to express our gratitude. , - I 5 1 ' V hr, :df 3 5 if 9, 2, , , M! '3'f Qfff-'Q W- f 1 ,-. Yiigf Y .. 'EN of sk.. F U' iQ C639 Row 4. J. Gruber, F. Rechin, W. Scott, C. Hagen, G. Skinner, N. Scott, R. Gaiser, J. Duengfelder. Row 3. J. Hettrich, W. Neu, C. Dolan, S. Lipira, R. Manner, S. Frank, C. Duke, M. Greenfeld, J. DiChristofaro. Row 2. B. Borruso, V. Magistrale, J. Carson, A. Ciski, E. Ciulis A. Cavalieri, R. Dyttmer, C. Mastin, H. Beaver. Row 1. J. DeFalco, A. Krafchak, M. Battaglia, J. Jachlewski, A. Haase, W. Ackendorf, D. Getty, R. Breissinger. TECH ELECTRICAL SOCIETY President ..... ....... A llcn llaase Vice President. . . . .Joseph Jaehlewski Secretary ..... . . .Michael Battaglia Treasurer ...... . . ,William Aekendorf Sergeant-at-Arms ..... . , .Andrew Krafchak Asst. Sergeant-at-Arms. . . ......... George Skinner Faculty Adviser .... . . . .,... . .... .... M r. Clarence Bensman The Tech Electrical Society has been greatly handicapped during the past year in that all of our industrial trips, which comprised a large part of our activity, had to be cancelled because of the war situation which has made plant visits practically prohibitive. We have, however, continued our week- ly meetings and kept our thirty odd members interested. Talks have been delivered by Mr. Bens- man and Mr. Ranney on subjects of interest to electrical students. Highlight of our social activities for the year was our induction banquet, held at MacD0el's Restaurant. We wish to express to Mr. Bensman, our faculty adviser, our sincere appreciation for his patience and assistance during the past year. Our organization is open to all Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors, and Fifth Year students in the electrical course. New members are admitted at the beginning of each term. Weekly meetings are held each Tuesday after school in Room 10 and a meeting is held each month at the home of a member. , Row 4. P. Wild, C. Scholz, J. Cirbus, H. Augustyniak, J. Cotton. Row 3. H. Kuberka, K. Sonnekalb, D. Beers, W. Kosinski, E. Pianini, J. Russo, P. Pace. Row 2. R. Muzolf, L. Basinski, R. Armbruster, A. Munch, A. Vctrano, F. Tripi, H. Zax. I Row 1. R. Radwanski, R. Paliwodzinski, J. Limardi, J. Klawitter, Mr. J. Sardella, D. Paladino, J. Melisz, E. Palczynski. MACHINE DESIGN SOCIETY President ....... ..,.. J ohn Klawitter Vice President .... . . .Domenic Paladino Secretary ....... ........ J ohn Melisz Treasurer ........ ......... ,I ohn Limardi Sergeant-at-Arms .......... . . .Robert Paliwodzinski Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms. . . ....... Robert Palczynski Faculty Adviser ......................................... Mr. Joseph E. Sardella The Machine Design Society was organized in 1923 by Mr. Conrad Cristel, a graduate of the same year. The objective of the society is to keep abreast of industrial development of machines, through plant visits Ccurbed in '41-'42 due to defense programj, films, speakers from industry and by subscription to Machinery and other appropriate technical hooks. In addition the club main- tains a social program consisting of bowling and skating parties, basketball games and picnicing. This organization takes particular pains to sponsor a good assembly program by obtaining either a unique sound film or an outstanding speaker or both. Un January 13, we had the honor of being the first society to use Tech's new 16 mm. sound projector, when Bridging San Francisco Bay was shown. The film was outstanding as it showed one of the greatest bridge construction feats in the world. The club's annual contribution was made toward the purchase of the projector. Our society arranged for a skating party in April, several more bowling parties and a picnic for the remainder of its activities. The Machine Design Club is active not only in school, but out of school. The 1941 member- ship organized a passive chapter which meets monthly under the leadership of Mr. Charles Mcfllartin The purpose of the club is to continue the friendship, started at Tech, through the medium of social gatherings held at each of the member's home. Row 2, Murray Belsky, Donald Barlow, Norman Duzen, john Lasiewicz, Clifford Sayre Row l. Ray Rollins, Herbert Augustine, Salvatore Maira, Rudolph Premetz. SPRING AND FALL DEBATE TEAMS Spring Ih-bulvf Nlareli 27. N12 ,lzulgvs ul T1'r'ln1ir'nl--Nlr. lialpll Uox. llr. Howard liolgenau, Xlr. Charles Brown Tvurnsff 'I'l'l'll al Slllllll Park. Teeli Nflirlnativefliennett at T4-ch. Teell Negative Topic liesolxed that New York Stale lfslalnlish a Sy stem of ,lunior Colleges Supported by Public Funds. llvrisiolif lh-nm-ll 3 'l'4-ell I2 Soulli Park 9 'lleeh 0 Cllllf'lll'S f .-Xflirnlalixe. Nl r. Xlunll-ffxegalive, Miss Grauer Delmlersf-rlflrnlatixe. Rudolph Premetz. ,Iolin l,asiexsi1'z, Norman Duzen. Donald Barlow Caltj Negalixvk- Clifford Say re. Fred Sellaefer, Nlurray llf-Isky, Nlauriee Stein Call.l Full lhfbute- f lleeenlher T. Nall ,Imlges ul ,l'l'l'lll1il'l1I Nlr. l.imsood Law. fllr. ,lllllll Coffey, Ren Bernard Campbell 'IVFIIIIIS' Teell al Riverside. 'lieell .-Ulirmalive--lfast at Tech, 'llc-eh Negative 'l'npir'- liesolw-d that Goxermnenl Subsidized Housing Projeels ln' Abandoned in Favor of Housing liuill by Prisale lfunds. l,l'l'iSillIIf'l'12iSl 9 Teeh 6 Riverside I0 Tech 5 Cuurlwsf,-lflirmative, Nlr. 'Xlunnf 'Negativm lllr. Munn l,t'INlll'l'S7 Allirlnativef Rudolph Pre-metz. Salvatore Nlaira. Hay Rollins. Clifford Sayre falt.j N1'gLlllYi ',l0llIl Lasiewiez, Donald Barlow, Norman Duzen. Nlurray lfelsky Calt.j 'Q Back Row M. Belsky, S. Pfohl, F. Schaefer, W. Smith, C. Sayre. Front Row A. Ciski, V. Magistrale, R. Premetz, D. Barlow, S. Maira. DELTA CHI President .................. .... R udolph Premetz Vice President and Secretary. . . . . .Herbert Augustine Treasurer ................. ....... D onald Barlow Adviser .......... ..... . ....................... N Iiss Dorothy Grauer Delta Chi, the Debate Society, was organized in l928 with the help of Miss Dorothy Crauer, our present adviser. The purpose of the society was, at first., to promote interest in debate within the school, but recently it has become an organization for the purpose of promoting good fellowship among the students. A number of the present students participate in Tech's Varsity Debates. The highlight of the past year's activity was the fourteenth annual Freshman-Sophomore Debate. The topic for discussion was Resolved that several states abandon the jury system . The Freshman team emerged victorious with a score of 2 to l. Delta Chi presented a silver loving 1-up to the victors. The primary purpose of Delta Chi in the sponsoring of these debates is to discover and develop future varsity debate talent. Instead of holding meetings at school we hold semi-monthly meetings in the homes of mem- bers. Wve have had many such gatherings and there are more in prospect for the spring season. The active and passive members come together at the annual alumni banquet of Delta Chi in June. Wwe should like to express our appreciation for the earnest efforts of our faculty adviser, Miss Dorothy W. Grauer, and we wish next year's members the best of luck. y Back Row C. Olender, A. Riedel. 4 Front Row W. Jefferys, J, Duengfelder. H. Klussmann, H. Cropp, R. Schneider, P. Schlehr, F. Matthies. AERONAUTICAL SOCIETY President ...... .... H . Wvilliam Klussman Vice President. . . .......... H. L. Kropp Secretary' ..... .... R udolph Schneider Treasurer ........ . . John Duenfelder Sergeant-at-Arms ...... ,.....,. P aul Schlehr Asst. Sergeant-at-Arnls. . . , . .Frederick Matthics Faculty .flrlriser ...,,........... .,......................,.. li lr. Thaddeus May The Al'lROlYAljTICAl,. Society was formed in tlie year 1940 for the purpose of encouraging the building of gas model airplanesg since that time however the club's scope has been widened so that now its chief function is to acquaint its members with the technicalities of aviation. Since we were so treacherously attacked and forced into hostilities against the Axis powers, the club has been looking for some way to help the country in its time of need. Our way was made clear when Secretary of the Nav y Frank Knox announced that the navy needs thousands of models of all the present day war-planes to he used for altitude estimation in anti-aircraft target practice and to familiarize civilian aircraft spotters with the different types of planes. The Aeronautical Society is looking forward to taking an active part in this campaign to make these models. During the two years of the club's existence the organization has sought a quality rather than a quantity of members. The club is looking forward to continued success in the coming year, and the members express their sincere gratitude to Mr. May, their active and interested adviser. fi' Row 2. E. Szymanski, S. Scime, W. Seidl, D. Lavis. Row 1. D. Bratt. F. Bosch, H. Kleasen, Mr. H. Brooks ffaculty ad viscrj, R. Schnorr. THE TECH COLLECTORS CLUB President ,...., . . .Hubert Kleason Vice President .,...... . , .Douglas Bratt Seeremqv and Treasurer ..,. .... l' 'rederick Bosch I neultv .'il1l'iSl'l' ...,.....,................,.. ...,........... lN lr. llomer Brooks The Tech Colleetors Club was organized six years ago to unify students interested in promot- ing their hobbies. Among the activities of the club, the most popular are the trading sessions at which duplicates of the members' collections are exchanged. These articles are also sold at auctions. Fellow members' give talks on their hobbies in relation with science, industry, etc. Collections are displayed in the case across from the library, which attracts much attention from the student body. A contest for the best display was sponsored. The hobbies ofthe present elub members include minerals. model airplanes and airplane plans, mateh book eovers, important newspaper headlines and of course stamps and Coins. At the close of the year an outing will be held to complete the year's business and honor the outgoing seniors. We extend great gratitude to our zealous counselor, Mr. Brooks. 45 'II' Row 3. J. Hutten, D. Lawrie, G. Evans, E. Flayer, W. Arnold, H. Malkinson, R. Collopy. l l Row 2. G. Trimble, J. Brindley, H. Ostrowski, J. Wandass, J. Seilcr, L. Szymanslu, A. Kulmski. Row 1. Mr. J. Burkhalter, E. Giangrisostomi, R. Stachura, D. O'Neill, J. Ebert, G. Bianchi, Mr. J. Galvin. THE BUILDING DESIGN SOCIETY President ...... ,... D onald O'Neill Vice President. . . ....... John Ebert Secretary ..... . . .Richard Stachura Treasurer ....... ......... G uido Bianchi Sergeant-at-Arms. . . ................,. . , .Emilio Giangrisostomi Faculty A dvisers Mr. John Galvin Mr. John Burkhalter The Building Design Society is an organization of members in the architectural and structural design course. The society promotes better friendship among the members and cooperation between the groups. This year the society held a bowling party at which many of the members participated. A plan has been devised by which the members give talks on interesting topics relating to the Building Design Course. Every member participated in this plan. Many members have purchased the emblems of the society which they hope to keep as a reminder of their high school days. The society held a picnic at the end of the school year. The society wishes to extend its gratitude to Mr. Galvin and Mr. Burkhalter for their help- ful guidance through the school year. 49' Row 2. A. jachlewski, M. Palanker, K. Woodside, R. Gross. R. Bundschuh, G. Skinner: J. Kuechle, R. Haglund, C. Duke, F. Bosch. Row 1. K. Schunk, F. Poleszak. Mr. E. Zeferjahn, A. Harlos, J. Lasiewicz, 1. Jachlcwskx, F. Przybyl, R. Schxefer. TECH CHESS CLUB President .,.... . . ,John Lasiewicz Vice President ..., ..... A rthur Harlos Secretary-Treasurer. . . .,,, Joseph ,Iachlewski Faculty Adviser .,...,..,..............,......,........... Mr. Ernest Zeferjahn The Tech Chess Club was organized a few years ago by a group of students who wished to have an opportunity to play the game more regularly. Since the club's inauguration, the game has spread among the students to such an extent that fifty per cent of the upperclassmen are able to play. All students in Tech are eligible for membership in the club. Meetings are held every Thursday afternoon directly after classes. An intense rivalry exists among the players of the club for the distinction of club champion. 0ur president, John Lasiewicz, has the best record at present but his closest rivals are still hopeful of obtaining the honor. The club's activities are likely to spread to inter-high school competition. The Kensington High Chess Club has challenged our players to a match. We have accepted the challenge and will strive to uphold Tech's honor on the chessboard. Negotiations are also underway for a meeting with Burgard High School players. Our faculty adviser, Mr. Ernest Zeferjahn, is an ardent devotee of the game and a player of high caliber. To him we express our appreciation for his helpful and friendly counsel throughout the year. May the Tech Chess Club continue to benefit from his guidance in the future. C759 69 Row3 W Pohle R Dyttmer J Fleck J Duengfelder J Soergel Row 2 J Cwello H Weissleader P Schlehr E Eckert R Kuhn A Cavalieri Row 1 M Battagha E Ciuhs A Haasc Mr H Owen W Ackendorf H Beaver A Reynard AMATEUR RADIO GUILD President ...... ......., A Allen P. Haase Vice President .......... . . ,William P. Aekendorf Secretary and Treasurer. . . ............., llarold E. Beaver Trustee and Adviser .............................. Mr. Harold Owen, W8CHX Amateur radio operation has come to mean much to the national defense effort. Amateur radio operators are filling the great demands for experienced communications officers in the armed forces of America while other amateurs have been and are now ready to act as emergency communi- cations officials using ultra-high frequency radio equipment for this purpose. The T.A.R.A. is serving too. Here at Tech, the club had established its station, W8VXN and did, until the outbreak of the war, operate its equipment regularly on the 75 meter ,phone band. The members of the T.A.R.A. are being trained at present in reception and sending of code signals and in elementary radio theory, so that soon they may pass the F.C.C. amateur operator examina- tions and stand ready to aid our country. At present, much experimentation is being done on a low frequency, wired, emergency com- munications systcm for the school. This system will be put to use during emergencies when the regu- lar communication lines are not usable in the school. The T.A.R.A. which is a member of the American Radio Relay League, meets every Thursday in Room 10 which has been recently remodeled to facilitate greater operation flexibility for both amateur operation and instruction classes. Our deepest gratitude goes to Mr. Owen, our adviser. for his excellent guidance and his part in furthering the interests of the club. Row 3. R Belles D. Kobcmuss, J Gilmour, M. Belaky R Thon-pson Row 2. J Gimlm, D. Horst P Cipolla, W. Sharp, 1 Bnndley N. McEwen, A. Zawxerucha Row 1. R. Goerke, L. Gregorio, W. Smith, G. Borchard, G. Rcntsch, D. Bissontz TECH DRAMATIC CLUB President William Smith Vice Preszdent Gerald Borchard Secretary George Rentsch Treasurer l orenzo Di Cregoria Sergeant at Arms Richard Coerke Facultv A111 :ser Miss Dorothy Grauer In l936 the Tech Dramatic Club was orgamred under the leadership of Miss Grauer Through its six wears of existence the club has established mans traditions Among these are l The Fall Revue '7 The presentation of an annual assembly play 3-The assistance of other organizations in the presentation of their plays This year the Dramatic Club presented a varietv show for the Fall Revue which was well received. As usual the club presented a short entertainment in the assembly during the Tech Exhibit. We owe thanks to Miss Grauer for her great assistance in making our club a real success gown: Row 4. . Link, J. Gibson, R. Raymond, R. Owens, G. Weser. Row 3. . Hustead, D. Wales, J. Stuckey, G. East, E. McCarthy, C. Scribner, R. Muzolf. Row 2. . Johnston, T. Fridcy, S. Mackay, D. Beers, R. Blaszczyk, M. Bowen. Row 1. Schipp, L. Hauck, L. Garneret, D. Ward, H. Zax, L. Kennedy. TECH ROLLERS President ..... . . .Linonel Garneret Vice President .... ..... D uane Ward Secretary ..,... . . .Herbert Zax Treasurer. . . ........... Leon Hauck Adviser ..........................,.........,.......... Mr. John E. Dormeyer In November 1942 the Tech Rollers was organized to further interest in roller skating and to create good fellowship among the skating enthusiasts of the school. During the first months of our existence we have also assisted other Tech organizations by selling tickets to their skating parties. On several occasions we have gone skating as a group at the various skating rinks. We have purchased skating shirts for the members and held meetings after school each Friday. In the future we plan to hold these group skating parties every other week. We also plan to purchase an official club insignia to identify club members who do not wish to purchase a skating shirt. The club will endeavor to assist the school and other organizations to make a success of their skating parties. Although wc are the youngest society of Tech we are rapidly becoming the most active. To our adviser Mr. Dormeyer, the Tech Rollers wish to express their gratitude for help- ing us get organized. ART LIBRARY CLUB I Lbrarlan flsslstant Llbrarwn Senzor Dlrector Senwr Dzrector ,Iunmr Director Faculty Advlser Robert F Har Phermn Georvf lientsch Prank NI liattcrson Prnest lf Crabowalu Vawland ll Johnson 'Nlr B ,I lioonu 'Vlemhers llarold l lleenc-1, 'NI11 haclj f ampt nella, qtanlt 1 lllll hnult l11r1 11111 l,ltrl'CU0I'l0 Henrw I' Goleblewblu, Robert Jahn, Joseph Nl Kolebnmlu, Robert D Orth l'dw111 H U born, Ioseh Vuk0v1c The Art Llbrary Club lS small consulermg the number of ,lumors and Senmrs 111 tl1e Ad vertlblng Arts Course who are ehglble We know that our ITlLlIlbll'SllllJ w1ll mercasc 111 proportlon to thc speed wlth wh1Lh we .11111 to our llbI'dl'W 10lltLll0ll and tho 111111pl1 ttncss 11f1111r rc lcrt nee files The I lub dueb an usc tl only for the purs hav 0fr1f1rPnCe books and llldlfdllllfw 1l1al111-1 w1tl1 art and advertmnv Thu Illalefldl ts avallable at all tuneb to memberm of thc urgallmatlon bcorve Rentbch A aszstant Llbrarlan FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE DEBATE IISIIIIIIIII Sillllllilllllfl lhlullz l mrs 1 l l lll '1 Ill '11 ta 51 hu tl 11r11111 lx111111 :runs 1 1 1 N11l1l1111111111 Xll1r111at1xe ll 111 1 urx 514111 11 Kl111l1 l111l ln New lurk S 1 1 l re hm 1 H11 1 11111111r1 11111111 s F4 llllclll 1111 S11 1 1111111 7 ll 14 lS11l1w 11111l Rlltlfllpll l Ft mt JIHIIS lrmatlu Vxblblltlllltbft J X lllll I 11111 Ntanlu ll11l1l Nlaur llll lllll l11rr1- 11ht11l1 alttrna N NtU'dllXC l'r1 lllllt Il Salsatore S1l1a1111 ll11l11 rt B11ll1- ltftblllt lil! enthal lxcnneth Clarke and lhoma H111 alternate J ...........,.........,......,.............,.. 2. l I ' . . . .,........,................,..,............ C: 7 , . . - Y . 1 . l i I 4' ' L ' M I 1 'I i 4 l ' 5 ' I ' I r . l I . . ,. t , , . . - ' . I , , , , U , . ' ' - . ' - . , . . s . ' ' 1 .' 1 - L ' '. ' ' I h 1 . 4 ' I ll - I i I i l l' ' A .A x Ii V' ' X ' h ' I U 4 ' I h h A ' 1 1 1 1 r . lv 14 A '. 4 I ,. . , ' . , . , . D . , D . U4 1 1 1 - 'l4'lPl'l' 51. 11 2 .I 1115 Xliv lr1- - xl1'?t'l'S, Xlifs Aug, s ' l ', Nliss l l - '- V' 1i11f 'IV .' l'lI SlIlll21l . N1-111 tive .' 1 ' ' ' ' P' 'I' I ' li1'f11lv1-1l tl1'1t tl11- j . 5 1 1 l - - 's - ' 1 ' ' ' ftateu ll1- 'is'1111 9 's a 1 2 .' ll - l ff - I 'sl ' z l .' ll 1r1' I11 1ll 1-1 ' 1 1-2. T' 9-1' -kfi ' ' 'Z .ll -5 : l r1'1l1'rl1'l1 51'l1a1'l'1'r: X lll'1 l 1'l1 'D : Q ' 'l 1 , iCe St a N ln' V .' - 'tex A .r- ' 1 1 15 . I ki. . k' - . ' 1 1 ls: I . 1 S 1 2 V 1 V - 1. . S lu, ,S . . S 03 Row 3. R. Bahn, R. Rieske, E. Ahr, j. McCai'tan, F. Bennice, j. Narganes. Row 2. R. Risman, R. DeRenzis, J. DeMeo, H. Stuckey, W. Bork, W. Nemmer, H. Hansen, D. Biasontz Row 1. R. Bolles, J. Klimschot, B. Kelly, N. Guilbault, R. Vanni, D. Wales. TECH JUNIOR HI-Y Presidenl ...... .... N orman Guilbault Vice President. . . . . .Bernard Kelly Secretary ..... . . .Raymond Vanni Treasurer ........ . . .Joseph Klimschot Sergeant-at-Arms ......................................,......., Donald Wales The Teeh Junior Hi-Y meets every Thursday at the Downtown YMCA. It is one of the sehool,s younger organizations, originating in January, 1940. The elub has an enrollment of twenty-one members, composed of Freshmen and Sophomores. There have been bowling parties held on several oeeasions. An annual ping pong tournament is held in the YMCA for m'embers of the or anization with a silver eu 1 as winner's mrize. S I I The soeiety has participated in many sports events this year in the YMCA gym. n The Hi-Y pledge is as follows: I will seek to Create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout my school and eommunityf, During the early part of the year, the club, as a unit, extended its services to Mr. Dry as air-raid messengers. The club wishes to offer its deepest gratitude to Mr. Richard Dahler, our former adviser, who left to join the armed forces early in 1942. Back Row-F. Broscmer, D. Brett, M. Thur, F. Jarnot, M. Greenfeld, W. Birk. Front Row-R. Stief, P. Schlehr. J. Senft, H. Albing, J. Soergel, TECH ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY President .,.... ...,,. J ohn Senft Vice President, . .... Henry Albing Secretary ...... . . .John Soergel Treasurer ........ . . .Paul Schlehr Sergeant-at-Arms, . . ..,........... Roger Stief Faculty Adviser ......,......,........,...,.........,... Dr. M. Irving Chriswell In 1934 the Tech Astronomical Society was founded by a small group of students, who could foresee the advantages a club of this type would offer to others interested in exchanging information on the fascinating subject of astronomy. Since that date, there have been many advances. The first of these was the construction of our six-inch reflecting telescope. Through the generous co-operation of Mr. John W. Greenwood, former head of the mathematics department of Tech, we were able to place the instrument. on his estate, where it became available to all the members. This year a new foundation has been made within the city limits. Each year itihas been our aim to include lectures by the members. In former years sky charts and models of ancient instruments, were constructed. by the members. This year the society, has undertaken and successfully fabricated, a scale model of the giant two hundred inch telescope, put into operation on Mt. Palomar, in California. Films entitled Sun and Moon . Planets, Asteroids and Comets. The Wvorldis Largest Telescope Reflector, were the main feature of our annual assembly. on April 17 of this year. Our Alumni banquet held annually, brought together again, the Tech men who helped form this organ- ization. We wish to express our gratitude to our faculty adviser. and friend. Dr. Chriswell, for his unflagging interest and guidance. in making our club one of which to be proud. 8 BAND 'I941-42 As usual, the Tech Band headed the procession which marched to the All-High Stadium at the opening ofthe football season. The band also played at all succeeding games in which the school was represented and did its part in backing up the spirit of the team and student body throughout this most successful season. In addition to the music supplied by the regular band for assembly programs, volunteer members were active in playing at all home basketball games. The band also aided the Tech exhibit by entertaining visitors in the auditorium. The band members, though looking forward to the annual Spring Concert and the Band picnic, are sorry that these events will mark the close of this enjoyable season. Members of the Tech Band hope that they and other musical organizations will continue to be able to benefit the school during this time of stress. Bahn, Robert, Bartlett, Carmen, Bernice, Frank, Blasczyk, Robert, Bowers, Stanley, Bowser, Paul, Breski, Stanley, Buerger, Paul: Civello, Joseph, Collopy, Robert, Craig, William, Damico, Frank, DeFries. William, DiGati, Russell, Deubel, Carl, Duncan, Richard, Eckert, Elmer, Fagen, Gordon, Felleisen. Kenneth, Genovese. Charles, George, Peter, Gibson, Nelson, Gilmour, John, Gipp, Kenneth, Greenfeld, Marvin, Grudniewski, Stanley, llagen, Charles, Hastings, Victor, Heffellinger, Carl, Hynes, Thomas, Jerman, Ronald, Klein, George, Kobernuss, David, Koepf, W'illard, Krull, Pratt, Kuhn, Russell, Kunze, Ralph, Kuzemski, Harold, Lechtick, Morris, Legge, James, Limardi. John: Litke, Alvin, Marcha, Theodore, Mangold, Ralph, Miller, Kenneth, Miranda, John, Mix, Irving: Pace. Pasquale, Patterson, Roger, Padington, George, Pyziekiewicz, Frank, Reinyold, Raymond: Renaldo, Anthony, Robertson, Harvey, Robertson. John, Robertson, William, Rollins. Raymond, Sallire, Victor, Schneider, Raymond, Schmidt, Charles: Schmidt, llarry, Scime, Same: Schrader, Arthur: Searles, Wellwood, Shepard, James: Smith, Edward, Smith, Evert, Stachura, Richard, Sroka, Thaddeus, Strusienski, Richard, Stefanik, Conrad, Sullivan, Robert, Tomczyk Steven, Wilson, Gordon, Wing Bernard, Vfolinski, Leon, . Uniform Custodian: John Limardi, Assistants: James l,egge. Frank Damico. Custodian of Property: Carl Heffelfinger. Assist- ants: Robert Sullivan, George Padgington. TECH ORCHESTRA Adamzak, Robert, Bauer, William, Blasczyk, Robert, Ciprieh, John, Civello, Joseph, Collopy, Robert, Craig, William, D'Amieo, Anthony, D'Angelo, Robert, DiGati, Russell, Dewitt, Robert, Duncan, Richard, Eckert, Elmer, George, Peter, Green, Irwin, Greenfeld, Marvin, Gibson Nelson, Heffeliinger, Carl, lIurst,'Albert, Kuhn, Russell, Legge, James, Limardi., John, Luise, Angelo, Mangold, Ralph, Marcha Theodore, Miller, Kenneth, Miranda, John, Mix, Irving, Mueller, William, Orrell, William, Pace, Pasquale, Rein, Gerald, Robertson, William, Rolleek, John, Rollins, Raymond, Sayre, Clifford: Schlehr, Paul, Schneider, Alfred, Schrader, Arthur, Smith, Everett, Truman, Dana, Stachura., Richard, Morrison, Stuart. The Tech Orchestra has given an opportunity to many boys this year to utilize their talents which lie in the direction of orchestra music. This orchestra will have its place in the Colorful class day and graduation exercises to be held at the close of the year. Many of the orchestra musicians are underclassmen and will therefore return next year to give us one of our best orchestras. 9 49 DANCE ORCHESTRA 1941-1942 Although organized only last year, the Tech Dance Orchestra has proved its worth and pop- ularity by many performances, both at dances and at school assembly programs. Notable among these were the Sophomore Program, the Song-a-Log Program directed by Mr. Breech, and the Tech Fall Revue. These boys deserve much credit for their fine accomplishments, most of which were rehearsed outside of school time. Gratitude is extended to Nlr. Yester for his guidance and direction. Aldo Ceccato, Robert Collopy, Anthony Dfkmico, Robert Dewitt, Russell DiGati, Richard Duncan, Elmer Eckert, Nelson Gibson, Carl lleffelfinger, Ralph Mangold, Theodore Nlarcha, John Miranda, Frank Pyzikiewicz, Everett Smith. Richard Stachura. ,.. Row 3. E. Osinski, C. Sigrist, F. Parks, C. Fox, V. Satiirc, A. Murdoch. , Row 2. S. Ben, R. Ryan, O. Bargnes, I. Luss, E. PfeiFl'er, C. Heffelfmger. j. Stievater. Row 1. M. Canarelli, P. Blackmon, Mr. W. Block, R. Gerretsen, L. DiNardo, j. Fitzpatrick. CHEMISTRY CLUB President ...... . . ,Raymond J. Gerretsen Vice President. . . ..,..., Louis DiNardo Secretary ..... . , .Joseph Fitzpatrick Treasurer .....,. . . .Paul Blackmon Sergeant-at-arms. . . . . Xlario Caffarelli Faculty .-ldriser ....... .....,......,...........,...........,. N Ir. Win. Block In order to compensate for differences between production and our new war standards. llldllStI'y daily seeks to gain greater efficiency through research and the development of new processes. Therefore our chief aim has been to give our club members a knowledge of these newly de- veloped ldeas. This program has been achieved through the assistance of our faculty adviser, Mr. Block, in conjunction with our laboratory trips and films. During the past year we have made three major industrial trips. including that to the Police Crime Detection Laboratories where we were shown the newest crime detection methods. A second trip was made to the American 'Xgricultural Chemical Company and a later trip to the L'niversity of Buffalo where we visited the pharmaceutical laboratory. We have enjoyed many instructive motion picture films, shown at the club meetings, and presented through the courtesy of the Museum of Science. Four social events were held this year. a Christmas Party, two bowling parties and a picnic. Another major achievement has been made through our affiliation with The Science Clubs of America. The officers and members wish to express their appreciation and gratitude to Hr. Block for his cooperation and enthusiastic support. 5 IATHLETICS r41 GOLF In the All High Nleet at Grover Cleveland on September 30, 1911, Tech golfers finished url sixth place. Mr. William Braun was the coach and Fred Hughes was captain and manager of the Team. Individual scores in the All High Nleet were: Fred Hughes 86 Harry Schmidt 88 Bronidaus Kwapisz 91 Melvin Thur 9,1 Awards were given for participation in golf as follow : Fred Hughes Ray Breidenstein William Caldwell Stephen Dworniak M,-XJUR l.ETTIfiRS Bronislaus Kwapisz llelvin Thur SQUAD LETTERS Francis Conka Stanley Hawrylczak Ralph Herniman Raymond Wylegala Harry Schmidt Fred Maj Clatyon Roos Richard Teal Q8 --4+ -3: 15.8 lg, FOOTBALL il-r' -1 fb. 6-7 gel ln the autumn of lflll the little Red Team hrought to Tech the much coveted Harvard Cup Sharing thc triumph with llcnnctt High. for Tech and Remiett tied. did not lessen the achievcmen a successful season. well played. Mr. Albert Haas coached the team. Alfred Perillo was captain, and Vernon Stewart, manager Joseph Jamieson George Knoll Alfred llaux Alfred Pcrillo John lilavsitter Carl Christiansen Thomas l.azZaro Harold Nlucllcr Harry Rlakowski Robert Rlumrieeh Joseph Civello Alexander Dalglei Gerald lluilhault Dennis Kieffer 4539 sh September 27 Technical vs. Hurgard 22-6 October ll Technical vs. East I3-0 Uetober l8 Technical vs. South Park O-0 October 225 Techhnical vs. Seneca I3-12 Novemher 8 Technical vs. Nlasten 2-0 November 20 Teehnical vs. Bennett 0-0 MAJOR I..E'I'TI-IRS lfranltlin Stanier Peter Santin Joseph Gosnev 'Nlartin Kcntner lfugene Uarigen Joseph Dil'irro Vt illianl Rudiclt Fred Cochrig 'Knthony Dc-,Ioscph Henry S8K'lxlIl8Il Nl illianl Arnold Nicholas Yalvo Arthur Switalski Robert Smith Yernon Stewart, mu SQUAD LETTERS Nicholas Nigro .Xnthony Rcnaldo lfv an Reisler Charles Wendt Ronald Jerman Vincent Rortlonaro Robert Ralla Nathaniel Robinson John Russo NX illard liocpt' Guido Bianchi John A lexa nder tiwater boyl ,lohn Bl. Nlelisz K.-Xss't llgrj Paul Poliachik !Ass't Hgrj Anthony Panzica Raymond Wodarczak Norman Bahler FOOTBALL For the first time in the annals of Tech the Red Team was sueeessful in winning the Harvard Cup and 28 years of waiting was awarded. To show its appreciation. the faculty honored the team with a banquet on the evening of December fifth at the lluffalo fionsistoryg alumni and faculty attended in goodly numbers. The guests were entertained by Teeh's Swing lland and there was a notable array of speakers which included Nlr. Xl. .Ndolphus Cheek, President of the llarvard fllubg Hr. ,l. Walker, who was toast- master: Mr. liugene lloffmeister. director of physical education of the secondary sehoolsg Nlr. Dry and Nlr. Vt inton. It was a memorable oeeasion. for here the llarvard Cup was first presentedg later and with due ceremony it was installed for a half year in the trophy ease. for Bennett shared in this jear's victory, thus securing the eup for the other halfjear. A great thrill was experienced when the football team defeated lfast lligh for the first time in fourteen years, and also held them scoreless. lt took thus long to break that jinx, but we hope from now on that the defeat of liast will be a regular oeeurrcnee. Ask Pop Winton how he enjoyed that game! The team was extremely down hearted as several players received injuries: Art Switalski, one of our star half backs was hurt in the lfosdielv M asten gameg llob Smith and ,loe Di Pirro were injured early in the season and were out of football thereafter. flow many people recognized Joe Jamieson in the newspaper aetion'i picture? Three of our players, George Knoll, Alfred Perillo and Bill lludiek were named on the All High Team. Teeh players feel that much of the glory should be credited to the superior coaching of Mr. llaas, who proved exceedingly patient throughout the season whatever tribulations due to weather, transportation. injuries. or other trials he had to endure. Vernon Stewart was a capable and elhcient manager, well liked by all the boys. lle did happen, of eourse, to own a ear. We were very sorry to see Pete Santin leave Tech to transfer to Kensington. He will be missed on next years team. lligh hopes should be entertained for the coming season's football eleven. Of the nineteen lettermen. nine expect to return to wear the school eolorsg these are Art Switalski, .foe Jamieson, Frank Stamer. Gene llarigan, Fred Goehrig., Hill Arnold, ,Ioe Gosnev, Joe DiPirr0, and Tony De- Joseph. Nlartin Kentner left at Christmas to join the lf. S. Navy. The departing players will long be remembered: may those who follow' have equal luck, fortitude and success, to bring the Harvard Cup back often! Wm. Arnold 0393 'mill WEEE 1 V Vvalilm fl EE 11 ll U ... 'ff,f1'g!!!',l BASKETBALL This jf'ar's basketball tvam limi with Sem-ra Vocational lllrrh Slhool for f'I0l1Il plan m the -Xll Ili-fh vom wtition. havinff won nim- Ifanws anel lost four. 1' F Y' 1' Xlr. llvnry 'l'l1aV1-r voavln-ll this le-am. .lohn NI:-lisz Vs 1 .1 4 S u 1 1 VV Captain. ' The Sl'l10Illll0 was as follows Dale' Jan. , .Tr-vlm V4 Jan. .,.. 'llcwll V' Ff-ll. . . .,lwl'l'l1 V' F1-lv. .... Tf-Ch V' Fvln. . . .Tvvh V' Fvla. ,,.. 'llvvll V' lwxlr. , . .rllvvll V lu-lp. .... Vl'1'Cl1 V ' fob. . , .Tech V' Folr. . . .Tmfh V' Xlar . . .rFl'4'll v Nlur . .rll1'l'll V Nlar. , . , , .Yllf'f'l1 V Doyle- llaughtry ,low-ph ,lamn--on De-nnia lxim-lf:-r Fra-llc'-rivk lgUl'llI'lgj llonahl Jvrman 002 Grow-r Clr-V vlaml l',Illf'I'SlH1. . liiw-rsi4l0 . l.afaVc'tte. South Park liurganl. .. St'Il6'Cii .. Fosclick. . llutchinson XIvKinl0V, Ke-nsington lin-nllclt , l'.8rlI, . . , XI XJ! JR LIQTTE Rs ,Iohn K-lawitlvr ll:-nry' Sauklrlan 1 r-ph fu 1 ai . - n1ar1l S4 r u 1 ul In 1 liolwrl xlll'llZi4'lH l ll XX illiam liudic-li Yivholaf X a SQL' XD l.liT'I'liRh liohvrt Kaiser l,awrvn1-fr Kvnm-:lx- Xlilton IXIIOOYIII lo eph lxra nf-r Paul Pollac Ink 1941-42 BASKETBALL SEASON Nfter a very slow start, dropping its first three games, Techis basketball team roared from the cellar to challenge the league leaders. Although winning nine' of the last ten games, Tech finished one game short of the cup. The team proved itself of championship caliber bv defeating the Champ- ions, liast and Seneca, with whom we were tied for second. A truly determined and fighting team, in many of the games it overcame early deficits, by fighting till the gun to win. ' The teanfs fine showing can be attributed to the excellent coaching of Mr. Thayer, a former Tech player. While losing early in the season, he never lost faith in the team, but worked harder, encouraged them on and the result is evident. Hr. Thayer was able to give valuable advice from his play ing experience. and proved he still could play by tossing the ball through the baskets better than any member of the team. We are grateful to him for his untiring efforts and wish him better teams and the Yale trophy in the future. To Tech went the honor of havinff the leavue's to J ierformer, in its ca xtain, Len Serfustini. s s I I lle was the unammous choice, at center, on all All Ili h teams, and was named as the lf'2iUllC,S most Q s aggressive player and most efficient operator on the backboards. The team's lngh scorer. he finished fifth in the league race. His great playing was the big factor in our success, and he will be hard to replace. Bill Hudick was the same hard playing, very quiet and modest athlete as before. klthough he specialized ln setting up plays for his team mates, he did score enough to finish seventh in the league standings. Most of his points came on foul shots, his fifty-six for the season established a league rec- ord. ln the Bennett game, for the first time Hill was shooting and was out to score, for we were be- hind and our high scorers were tied up. :Ks a result he scored twenty-six points. one short of the record and led the team to an easy win. Rudick has been a great performer in football, basketball and base- ball for four years, and the school will lose one of its best athletes when he leaves. Doyle Daughtry. was the short, speedy fellow, who on many an occasion has made the fans chuckle as he outjumped opponents who lowered over him. A great set shot, Doyle will be a star player and scorer next year. if he shoots more. The fellow who loves to score baskets the hard way was, ofcourse, Henry Sackman. Very deceptive, Ceven his teammates wondered what he was going to doj, Henry could be counted upon to score the games most spectacular baskets. Dennis Kieffer, was the only one who knew what to expect. and together they made a great combination, scoring many a thrilling basket. Kieffer is a good shot, and on several occasions introduced, football into tl1e game, by piling on top of any op- ponent who fell to the floor. Joe Zoldaz. is another quiet fellow, a good shot and most efficient at setting up plays. johnny Klawitter was the big fellow no one wanted to check as he came a pounding down the court. The teanfs veteran athlete, Nick Yalvo. completed his fifth year of basketball, working harder than ever. His loyalty to the school is unparalleled, and we are sorry this is his last year. Always willing to help. Nick has been a great sport despite the heckling he has taken about his car, which got many of the players to the games. For Robert Michaels we predict a great season next year. Fast and clever, he has basketball sense. NX e look forward to much from Joe Jamieson and Paulie Poliachik next year: Kennedy and ,Ierman are other good prospects. NY e wish to thank Ciachini, Perillo and Yeager who although they were unable to play this year, helped and supported the team. John Blelisz, Blanager C915 S0151 'N CX , . . H11 fN1ar1'11 31. 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Feb. Feb. Feb. M arch March March March Tl1c following awards were given for swi Robert Kemp Kenneth lloedt Joseph Dougherty James Downey Eugene Garigen Score Tech Riverside ...... .,... 2 T-16 Tech East ..........., .... 3 3-12 Tech Fosdick-Nlasten ..,. .... 1 l-30 Tech South Park .,.. .... 2 3-52 Tech Hutchinson .... .... 4 0-35 Tech Kensington .... .... 2 1-51 Tech Bennett ...... ..... 2 1-5-L Tech Lafayette ..., ..,. 3 1-43 mming: MAJOR LETTERS Paul Rubach Wvilliam Caldwell Tony Anthony, Mgr. Carl Christiansen llerle Day Anthony Anagnostou John Wacker SQUAD LETTERS John Howard Xicholas Nigro Joseph Jachlewski Raymond Pajerski Ralph liunze Richard Ryan Anthony Sinnefia Allen Zamrach Arthur Fischer X951 Xlllli I Q0 AUG- 1 -is TRACK Hill! ill l'1'5llll4 urn- nut rvarly' at lllis tim'-. wv know tlml llll' lvlilll will Illillxl' a li NSIFIE. Fo all uc- mm 1lu ns lu NYISII llwm tlw lN'St1ll'lll1'lx. Tlmif Xluy Xluy Xluy Hay NN luv yvars svlwalllla' follows: T llulvll. flrlnvr. aml Tvvll ll lXl'lISlIlgjlllll uml 'll-vll ll l',n11'rsm1. Hn:-rsllls-. anfl lewll 28 XII High lllfW'l in tlw All High Stadium 'F 5- ll? n Xlr. lQulIf1'll1'allml for 4'ZlIl1ll4lill1'i lor lln- lruvk I1-ann un Xliil'l'll lil. uw-r ISU IDUSSllllf fmllvflunl- rv-Immlwl. 'xlllibllgj llll'r1' lrmn lafl w-ar an-: UMA ll.-urgv Knoll-Shot Put lfmlwanl V5 avlawflxifxlilv Xivlx Nigru Quartvr Nlill- l'lilI'l Surgule' lllll yl. llkirll Uvurgn- lfsam- llurdln-s QK L..t..J 11-so-1 ig rvx Q 49 JG 'US ,ff ,fun Q- '2-L9 ff 3'- l l'f 9 :- -Tv CROSS COUNTRY Cross country is a popular sport at Tech. so the number of boys training for the annual Co- lumhia Run is large and enthusiastic. Un October 23, 1011. rFi'I'llPlIlf'I'g1t'tl fifth in this XII Iligh Xlcet which was held in Delaware Park. ln the preliminary rim against Kensington and Riverside on Uctolwr 0, T1-cli was second: on Uctohcr 16. against Fosdick and Fast. 'Fech again was second. In the All lligh meet, Tech harriers came in as follows: l,e-on Rosenthal. ll: Charles llanscu 27: Donald Uixcill. 36g lfdward Wiaclawski, 37: Rohert l'ohhnan, 38. Mr. Gottsch coached the cross country team and Dominic Paladino was manager. Awards were given to these boys: NIAJUR l.liT'FlfRS John Douris Alfred Kulinski Herbert Ringer lidward Waclawski Norman Duzen Donald O'Neill Fred Rosenthal Domenic Paladino Charles Hansen Robert Pohlman Leon Rosenthal Wlanagerj SQUAD LETTERS Stuart McKay Charles Fox Douglas Bissontz Howard Joyce George itubblehine Patil Bowser John Kociencki Robert Sylvis William Braun George Floss Earl Sargule Calvin Yiele John Ciprich Vincent Gladylz .Krthur Wisniewski Stephen Hlavna Clifford Sayre Richard Daniels Frederick Snyder l95D ,ug up W f 'X I! . ur TENNIS There were elimination tournaments in the early autumn to provide prospective candidates for the 1911-42 tennis team. Horian Pogarzelski, Ray Rollins Irvin Rosenberg and Bernard Gajew ski, Irving Rosenberg and Bernard Gajewski emerged victorious m these contests Un March 30, Mr. llaas, who coaches this sport, called the tennis meetlnd at which there was a goodly number of aspirants to play for the Old Park Club Trophy It is expected that Wm kcken dorf, Robert Breissinger, Wm. Caldwell, Harry Schmidt Charles Scholz and Edward Sharlock of last year's team may be among the players to represent Tech Date Teams Score lllay 11-Tech East May 13-Tech Riverside May 15-Tech South Park May 18-Tech Grover Cleveland May 20-Tech Bennett May 22-Tech Lafayette May 25-Tech Hutchinson May 27-Tech Fosdick-Masten May 29-Tech Kensington 6169 1 2 4 .Q Q , l Q 5 4 ,v I if 92 Row 2. Donald Zimmerman, Robert Burg, Walter Lewis. Row l. Alfonso St. George, Donald Fisher, Robert Manner. CHEER LEADERS 1941-42 Something new has heen added to fill the nlerriment of the Teeh student hotly. lfaeh year a group ofeandidates lead their ehoiee eheer on the stage as the regular leader does. lflet-tion depends upon the volume of applause of the students which is measured hy a det-ilwl meter. The Cheer Leaders of I9-'ll-12 have lt-tl tl1e autlieuee to shots the sehool's appreeiation and gratitude to a visitor or entertainer. The leaders of this season have also enjoy ed working en- thusiastieally and energetieally with the student body giving log al support to the teams at different games and meets. Ifaeh year our senior leaders drop out while the others follow in their steps. So this year we find Bob Burg and Bob Manner leaving the ranks. We extend our reatest a 1 Jreeiation to our faeultv adviser. Hr. 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