Edison Technical High School - Edisonian Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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ALMA MATER Dear to us always This school and all its walls, And thy traditions old, Honored alfway When vse are gone from thee Still thou shalt ever be, F airest on larld and sea, Dear E. T. H. Down through the long years Thy ideals ever bright, Nor will they ever dim, Long ages hence Though 'we may go afar, Still lilee the brightest star, Thozflt e'er before us he, Dear E. T. H. -Fmzmzmcx A. TOMPKINS, '22 FIGHT ON, TECH! Raise your cheers for good old Tech, Shout, malce the old 'walls ring Stand and shofu: your might once again Let every loyal Tech man sing Rah! Rah! Rah! F ight-fight on to Victory For you our voices rise H ere's to you our Alma Mater A Tech uzarfs spirit never dies!

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FOREWORD THIS IS oUR HOME-FRONT. T0 soma, ws MAY slam-1 T0 HAvn Too soon A TIME mmmc oun HBOOTH TRAININGQ NEVERTHE- LESS, smuous AIMS AND THOUGHTS wmu: NEVER Assam FRONI oun Mmns. WHAT- fzvrpu OUR Mxsslox, wr: wru, CARRY WITH us THE Mnmomas SHADOWED IN THESE PAGES

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DEDICATION .-f ,WH , MeIIIOriIIl services, with parents and friends present, Iire held SOOII :Iftcr the grief-stricken families of 'l'ech's heroic dead receive their fateful tclegrnnis. The picture above shows part Of the IIIm'iIIg ceremuny 171 the spirir of om' nllemorial SC7 L'il'C, are rho Claw of I9-lf, dedicate this Amina! 10 Tech-11le11 fwbo have rendered the las! full vneasnrc of devotion KILLED IN ACTION WALTER MERRITT, '45 First Of our class tO die for his cOuIIt,I'y, we are proud that he died' a hero. GRANT FIEGE, '38 JOHN BANCROFT, '40 THOMAS FLOOD, '41 ROBERT FRANKENBERGER, '40 HOWARD FLANNIGAN, '33 JOSEPH SCHEIBLE, '41 JOHN MCKAY, '41 JACK BEALE, '33 ROBERT GILDER, '41 AUGUST COOQIIYT, '32 EARL HAWKS, '39 JOHN BLEKKENK, '42 CHRISTOPHER TAMBE, '41 ROMAN GORRNEY, '40 HARRY KAISER, '39 PAUL LIND, '37 NICHOLAS MATRCJ, '42 '39 PETER STI-:EI-'ENS, JOHN MKIRPHET, '41 CHARLES BOHNRE, '37 JOHN JUNOT, '39 EDWIN THIBAULT, '41 CHRISTOPHER BRUCATO, '37 KEITH MILLER, '40 MORRIS LIDDELL, '33 RAYMOND BERWIND, '38 ANTHONY DKPASQUALI-Z, '38 SAM C'RISc1IULLO, '43 GERALD NETTNIN, '41 JAMES VIIIAFISI, '41 FRANK HARMON, '40 .IOIIN TIIRONE, '37 VVIILIAM Sr IIIEEEN, '41 llAl!0l,D C'O'rTREAI,I,, '39 DONALD LOMR, '43 llI4'IIARD BOSS, '41 LOUIS VALONE, '41 l RI-:D KOOI-MAN, '37 MIOIIAEI. ANZALONIC, '42 CHARLES CARTER, '38 SAM MONTANARELLA, '41 WAl,TER KIEEER, '42 EDWARD NORTON, '41 JOHN WHATFORD, '41 JAMES VANNI-Ill., 'Sl-I JOHN LAZORATION, '41 TELESI-'OR OKOLOWICZ, '42 LEO CON'l'ESTABlI.E, '43 EDWARD LILL, '41 PETER DI VIRGILIO, '37 VITO COLLINE, '44 JOSEPH MARTONE, '43 ROBERT ELLINWOOD, '41 LEO BERNAT, '41 OSCAR STEIMER, '37 EARL BOGART, '34 SALVATURE FERRANTI-2. '-12 RAYMOND KOHLER, 'S-I9 JOIIN SARIQIS, '38 lll-IUNARD l.I-IE, '37 7 WILLIAM KULAGA. '44 IRWIN WALZER, '45 llll'l!AIil' WVETERINGS, 45 CHARLES' SMIT, '39 ANDREW VACANTI, '39 WII,LI.m1 DAVIS, '40 FRANK SUSKI, '39 PAUL DRIES, '33 llll'llARl' THOMAS, '41 ROBERT BARRY, '42 BURTON SMITH, '34 STEPHEN PADAII. '32 I RICHARD COLEMAN, '40 WALTER MERRITT, 45 TED 0'BYRNE, '42 ANTHONY PRlNZlVAI.l.I, '45