Technical High School - Techtonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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l i 4 F 1- LE a. U Sig IDG Kap OFFICERS -o- C 0 T9 Ill GJ x. CL -0- 1. U X U U-l 'I U Ll-I -0- C GJ TQ an cv X- or as .2 P On ne H. Harris Dua 6 0 UD . Recording sol . TIC .Ko LLI xander Ale ng Sec. pondi Corres ung eth O. Y nn Ke 610 55 84 I Q1 9? l'.: lv? 0. C. 2. :gig ef: ffm gifs g.: SE ung . Faculty Advisor .Q .C i- O U E .11 1 l l user, Daniel F. Ha chard Ernest n Alonso, J. Robert Hamm, Ri m0 Ra nther, U8 chard G Donald Harter, Ri Row , Ronald Hohl, Allison Hiler. .- .- U C U Gessert, Lawrence Johnson, Gilbert Stengle, Reitz, Patsy D. Cipolla, Richard Gordon HIOI1 Si Row 3-Jerry J. Fey, Charles J Moore. Ralph c. 5, . Kendall, Albert R. Mauri, Dale Bowins, Peter T. Anna Eckert, Clarence Schafer, Robert L 2-William Row rmsl. Sheehan lSgt. at A hn Edward A. Heintz, Jo entl, Earl Eckert lPresidentl, e Presid e Harrison lVic On 1-Kenneth Yung lCorresponding Secretaryl, Du Row l. no lTreasurer Angrisa muel J Sa Koncsol lRecording Secretaryl, Alexander F U X Fl YMarch 9, 1909, marks the founding of Kappa Sigma year when actives met passives for a reunion ban: Phi. As we peruse the pages of our history we note quet. On this festive occasion the Kappa Sigma Phi Q' with pride that Kappa Sigma Phi has always been a Pfafl Plh-WCS .heflowed Oh hhh Wh0 had 9':Q0ilY C0h' . as leader among the organizations at Tech in rendering h hUfed lh hUllChh9 m0 C'le Und 5Ch00l Splflf-u ll WU5 ? divemo kinds of Service. We in -49 look forword with not only decorous but'also the unanimous decision of L anticipation to success in our many and varied en- OU' members 'hal lh'5 hehe' be conferred 02+ Ml- I. Cys deavorsl FUHY well, however, do we appreciate the Charles Stein'for his tireless and zea ous e orts, In A - - and his finesse in coaching our debate teams to ' 5? .- 4 - good sportsmanship, the support and cooperation of Y d I . S W or ha to add Mr Stein! name Q gi 1 - - the faculty and entire student body in making our covee gone '. e . e ppy ' , i --Q ., 1. ,V f ,H I Th d H H t to our roster of illustrious hono ary members. . A -in '-,Q qhiiwl les ru' U' US' 0.wj rfspicfi Y pcurelad The scholarship dance held in May has become J A ' Yoo X' l 'S hme70 9XPfe5S Oh' Qfelhiu e erl el' Unfmralee traditional. The entire proceeds are awarded to an f QE' f QHYLRUS response, they are indeed a swell gang i we are outstanding senior. Candidates for this award are fl, ...Av in, , deePlY lhndehied- . iudged by the members of the organization on such V L , I , The h'fihdUY G559fhhlY P 09 Um C0 5'5ied Of 0 points as character, scholastic rating and financial sfcgq ff2fffj.L9F11u. talent show with many gifted musicians and promising need, of actors participating. Prizes were awarded to those We wish to e press o r deepest gratitude to Miss .Ji esteemed best by the audience. On the Saturday fol- lrma G. Thiel for the excellent uidance and assistance 5 . rift? 3 ' . . . . 9 . Q to lowing this annual affair came the hi h li ht of the she has lven us in all our undertakings. Sim SE 9 9 9

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Cl: E an U3 c QD 2: L CD 7 'O AWARDS edal M Gold Simon R. l'Tl ha Abra Medal Silver alchuck Kow cholas Ni Bronze Medal Hickey hn Jo l 4 CIYCUS , M Gee, Robert Mentley Gent, James Smith, Philip Antonia, Charles Rembold, Warren eF. Jo 4... Row er Gerald Kawczynsk Norman P. Glowacki, Shuck, Danny Bogin, Ronald Dern En Warr alk W Ralph 3 Row an, Smith, Norman Furm Ernest Keener, Ronald Hoier, Robert Laswick, James If Radko, Donald E. Glensk Don t. eh Daniel Ryan, Norman E. G Carter, Charles ad, Edward C. Piper, Thomas Mangoled, John Kontas, Thomas B. Ho Norman Carl Ort, 21 Row Kenneth alter Skotwacki, k W zaplic C Un Roetzer, William Mue ler, John Cleary, Norm George C. Wertz, vi waltz, Norman Deckerr, Demand Parks. Row l-John A. Kelly, John Hickey, Nick Kowalchuk lBo0kkeeperl, Al L evan dowski lManagerl Abraham R. . simon QAS 1. Monqgerl Mr K. Dee mdvisori. K ,V '5 is is g7Each year, Technical High School requests or its equivalent, have earned a 5-inch letter. A ' 'i candidates for the solicitation of advertise- A few have proved themselves to be real sales- 'f t ments which are to appear in the Techtonian. men and have earned the Maior T for the sale A y i f-xx There has always been a large response, es- of one and one-half pages of advertisements. I 5 A 57, gli pecially from the Freshman group. This year, We trust thatthese boys will enioy the letters W Y? W Q? ' ,.,- if ei more than 125 boys offered their services. they have earned and that we will have a good i V Igr. 2 Several boys who have sold a one-half page number of them back with us in September to 4 A ad have earned a 4-inch letter T, while others compete for the Gold, the Silver or the Bronze more ambitious, who have sold a full page ad Medal. S- 55 V N