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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1951 volume:

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MF- , ,.-'wig-, J' I' Y , . , , uw . . 3 - ff-9' . ,lw-- Qtilfl ' , ,- ' 1 , ' -'Sw uslus L . THIS 1951 EDISONIAN IS A PRODUCT OF EDISON TECHNICAL AND INDUSTRIAL HIGH SCHOOL 1 ISC IAN i 'X 52g If 'iw 2-:CRS I 2 E ii I 4: 'T I 'is 1 5 Q- 'I' T X I I of I 52 5 E I I i e.-'F III III --- I . I Ill II' In 'S lL il B o w ,Q 5 I ' JE 17.5511 N I I ' ' .3 T I 1 I V M I f . I -.I , Ill IIIS I ' - ,,, .PIII--I -ll .. wn'.s:Is.g,I I EDISON TECHNICAL AND INDUSTRIAL HIGH SCHOOL ROCHESTER, NEW YORK L x Q , L:w--w,.- ,ax y .g,'f:.'g,gq,' ',.f1,.Y-.gk 49. 'M-ff',a4Memf--'s:Ri..f mama a 'Qfetwm 'fm95e2v,:Awf.K.m FOR EWORD The editors of this Edisonian, in at- tempting to produce a colorful and accurate chronicle of our years at Edison, have chosen the design and theme of this book to repre- sent Edison as We have known it. We hope you who read this annual will find as much pleasure and satisfaction in reading it as We have found in producing it. We are proud of the craftsmanship demonstrated here, for it is a product throughout of our own shops, with the sole exception of the binding. W ., . ,. . 99 A 'Lita V 455' Wg, in . wuuvwd -ww o DICA now MR CHARLES W CAMERON We the graduating class of 1951 'wish to dedicate this annual to Mr. Charles Cameron, teacher and friend of many Edison boys. During his entire teaching career of over twenty-four years devoted to service at Edison, he has taught many subjects. Educated at Lima Seminary and Syracuse Univer- sity, Mr. Cameron has continued his post-graduate studies at several other universities. Although active in teachers organizations and lodge work, he has also found time to follow the hobbies of selling and bowling and to maintain an active interest in all sports. Be- fore long Mr. Cameron hopes to be able to retire and go to Florida to live. We salute you, Mr. Charles Cameron, and may our best wishes go with you always. IN MEMORIAM O O THE SONS OF EDISON WHO GAVE THE LAST FULL MEASURE OF DEVOTION WORLD WAR Il O I I 0 , MEMORIAL We would like to set aside a special portion of our book in honor of the Techmen who are serving their country, especially those who have given their lives. We hope you who read this book will pause a moment to think about these friends of ours. . vu. 'V - , J Na- , , , W N A Q? UQ A. A ' fy 1 Q CDUR BCDSSW MR. HOWARD S. BENNETT We the graduating class of 1951 will always honor the name of Howard S. Bennett. During our four years at Edison he has been our friend and counselor, he was always ready to help us wherever or whenever he could. For his deep interest and concern for the welfare of the students he has earned our deepest admiration ,and devotion. FOREMEN Mr. Coe - The class of 51 will always remember Mr. Coe for his fine educational guidance. We appreciate the schedules made possible by his untiring work. I Mr. Sweet - The class of 51 will always remember the name of Mr. Sweet for his personal understanding of our problems. PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Mr. Sprague - The class of 51 will always remember Mr, Sprague for his friendly co-operation and guidance in schoolwork and extra-curricular activities. Mr. Springer - The class of 51 will always remember the name of Mr. Springer for his willingness to offer help and guidance. 4...-ml ' Front Row: Lawrence Snyder, Sheet Metal, Harry Montgomery, Machine, Walter Koch, Social Studies, William Warren, Commercial Art, Donald Masterson, Welding, Michael Lohmaier, Lithographer, Stanley Bohrer, Printing, William Benz, Health Education. Back Row: Wesley Wooden, Electricity, Elmer Rotmans, Drafting, Earl James, Health Education, Joseph Young, Mathematics 8z History, Mark Wood, Aviation, Herbert Reed, Mathematics, Ralph Geddes, Auto Driving, George Hamalaimen, Machine. Front Row: Peter Begley, Sheet Metal, Miss Frances Heim, Office and Library, Mrs. Esther Cansdale, Cafeteria, Miss Loretta Dean, Ndrse, Mrs. Martha Kravetz, Stenog- rapher, Mrs. Viola Ward, English, John Craw, Mathematics, John Hoblock, Electricity. Back Row: Howard Bennett, Principal, Donald Wilson, Science, Mrs. Anna Okuniewicz, Senior Stenographer, Elliot Smith, Science, Richard Percy, English, Philip Palermo, Television, Burr Coe, Vice Principal, Harry Hempel, Auto Mechanics, Gerald Gregory, Electricity, Walter Skinner, Photography. TRAII' NIG TAFI: Tvr:.1,.J,.,.,f.- ,, ,, Front Row: Seward Tuttle, Librarian, Charles Cameron, Social Studies, Ralph Blose, English, T. Francis Manning, Mathematics, Eugene Pollock, English, Raymond Bookout, English, James Perona, Machine, Clifford Clarke. Science. Back Row: Ralph Gibbs, Science 81 Chemistry, John Schmitt, Pattern, DeMille Wallace, English, Harry Young, Drafting, Philip Schneider, Science, Royal Sweet, Boys' Advisor Herman Tiedemann, Attendance 8a Mathematics, Lorenzo C3.1lt01'1, Drafting. Front Row: George Troup, Music, Eugene Kent, Mathematics, Francis Miller, English, William Crosby, Drafting, Robert Wohlrab, Science and Physics, Earl Hagen, Machine, Thomas Byrnes, Mathematics, Harry Sprague, Guidance. Back Row: Francis Mc'Clumpha, Hygiene and Safety, George Stoeber, Motors, John McNab, Social Studies, Charles Tracy, Machine, Elwyn Bryant, Radio, Paul Springer, Guidance, Charles Klein, Psychologist, Ralph Boyink, Civics and Business Manage- ment. RETIRED RETIREMENT K We the class of 51, are sorry to see Mr. Warren, the energetic commercial art instructer, leave the teaching staff of Edison. He has achieved a great record at Edison through his untiring efforts to help his students and the school. We hope he will remember us with as much pleasure as we shall remember him. E Mrs. Ann Potter, Mrs. Minnie Travis, Mrs. Matilda Chandler, Mrs. Ida Phillips, Mrs Martha Paniety, Mrs. Esther Cansdale. MISS FRANCES HEIN MRS. MARTHA KRAVETZ MRS. ANNA OKUNIEWICZ NINTH GRADE HOME ROOM MEMBERS Group 9-1 Alphonse Arena, William Barrett, Joseph Brink, William Bogardus, John Braun, Richard Brayley, Anthony Brindisi, Leslie Chait, Richard Cooke, Roger Cook, Robert Flass, Harold Fletcher, Donald Hecht, Ronald King, Lawrence Larson, George Meyer, Richard Meyer, Donald Nowak, Donald Otto, Carl Rossner, Stanton Sayles, Norman Schlafer, Harry Schooter, Robert Shukis, Rudolf Siegl, Walter Smith, Kenneth Snowdon, Ward Stanton, Carl Swetman, Richardl Tho1fn'befrg,' Alan iWalczak,' Daniel Weber, Louis Wickum. Group 9-2 Robert Bartenstein, Donald Becker, James Beebe, Donald Bleier, William Boehly, Ken- neth Born, John Burns, William.Camp, Donald Campanelli, Joseph Christ, Gerald Cieslinski, Charles Custer, Francis Czebatol, Robert Frisch, Roger Goff, James Gregoire, John Hanlon, Herbert LaGasse, Francis Markle, Patrick McElligott,Ronald Montgomery Bruce Osborn, John Pascarella, James Price, James Rendsland, James Ritzenthaler, Anthony Schott, William Shearer, Steven Slattery, Lawrence Stritzel, Lawrence Taillie, James Telban, Ronald Ticknor. Group 9-3 David Asmuth, Ronald Barlow, John Beerly, Ronald Borkhuis, Ronald Coats,' Anthony Colicchio, Bruce Desmore, Lawrence Dowdell, Bernard Flavhan, Ronald Granville, Wil- ham Heidt, John Hoff, Robert House, Dale Howie, Edward Isaac, Arthur Leo, Donald Luczak, Ronald McLane, Robert O'Donnell, Richard Paduchowski, Leonard' Platten, Samuel Privitero, Gerald Rutalis, Paul Sandow, James Shaif, Robert Sigl, Richard Smith, Gary Walker, William Wallock, Alvin Williams, Ronald Witzel, Lysle Young. Group 9-4 Robert Angst, Leonard Bertolami, Michael Boehly, Fred Bouchard, Harold Bruno, Lynn Brye, Donald Copeland, Thomas Eckrich, David Ferguson, Thomas Giraytys, Edward Goss, Samuel Gould, Roy Jinks, Raymond Keller, John Kern, Chauncey Kitbury, Anthony Leib, Frank Leicht, Joseph Murphy, Clark Noble, Richard Palamitia, David Palis, Ronald Pascuzzi, David Proud, Louis Pulvino, Bruce Rodman, Frank Ruh, Richard Stephany, Robert Taylert, Lynn Thornton, Bernard White. Group 9-5 William Bohling, William Colaiaco, William Coveney, Donald Crisafulli, Norman Crouse, Ronald Essig, Gordon Fields, Donald Gay, Gary Glick, Richard Grover, Alonzo Henry, Robert Hughes, Edwin Kane, John Keating, Robert Kowalski, Richard Kruse, Carl Larson, Richard Mannix, David Moore, Edward Ortman, Ronald Plachta, Walter Podgorski, Raymond Pratt, Donald Schirtz, Richard Schlageter, Robert Wagner, Howard Young. Group 9-6 Donald Aman, Alfred Andressi, Frank Babiarz, Paul Baker, Raymond Barend, Jack Breitung, Douglas Bruneau, James Burgio, Clarence Byers, Robert Carroll, Edwin Causyn, Albert Celentano, Louis Corbelli, Gerald DeCausemaker, Thomas Dunn, George Fischer, Edward Fowler, Anthony Gala, John Gerew, Paul Hauser, Joseph Koesterer, James Kraus, Mario LaPoma, Victor LoTempio, John Mammano, Bruce McManus, Donald Mercendetti, Joseph Mugavero, William Murphy, Glenn Pailthorpe, Vincent Paola, Ronald Pierce, Albert Russell, Stephen Spencer, Raymond Stubbe, Richard Veltz, R0b6l't Vogt. Group 9-7 Joseph Brunett, Frank Clauser, John Dear, John Giunta, Bernard Gruss, Donald Hayssen, Melvin Hix, Robert Irwin, Robert Kohlmeier, Jack Kovack, William Lingeman, Warren Makwwski, Alfred McPadden, Paul Mignanoj Francis Moffett, William Moshol- der, Robert Myers, Raymond Nowak, Ronald Nuetzel, Harry O'Brien, Frank Opaczewski, Joseph Pfiengle, William Ross, Donald Santangelo, Gerard Schaubert, Herbert Schmitt, John Schmitt, Harvey Strassner, Louis Sutheiland, Donald Varrenti, Victor Vyverberg, James Walzer, Patrick Ward. Group 9-8 Myron Babiuk, Ronald Bartlett, William Brower, Samuel Caccamise, Robert Critz, Richard Daley, Robert DeBell, Charles DeClark Ronald DiRoberto, Joel Eaglison, Richard Frank, Karl Gasper, David Hamill, Edward Hayflinger, Lloyd Higbie, George Hogestyn, Anthony Hrynshychyn, Ward Lang, Vito Malusauskas, Robert Meli, Robert Mason, Edward O'Connell. 'lhomas Perrin. Richard Perry Wolodymyr Pylyszenko, Henry Romanowski, Joseph Ryan, Gerald Schattner, Beecher Smith, Euscuous Wel- ynorskyj, Robert Wochna, Jack Yaeger. ' Group 9-9 Charles Bartlett, Leonard Bellanca, James Bishop, Donald Consler, Frank Davis, David Donke, Charles Falzone, Frank Gadzinski, Robert Gutberlet, John Haberger, John Krug, Frederick Leibert, Richard Malone, John Mt-Kay, Kenneth Nix, James Obey, Kenneth O'Grady, Russell Pappert, Harold Phillips, Richard Rivaldo, Robert Riviere, Thomas Rutan, Fred Saddock, Frank Scally, Ronald Schiefen, John Schopp, Samuel Shortino, Richard Stadtmiller, Donald Stiewe, George Turner, Robert Vereecke, Donald Wasylina, Charles Wiesner, John Witzel. V Group 9-10 Peter Beuerlein, Ralph Chennell, Frank Ciravolo, Fahy Cornish, James Craig, Michael Cuseo, Anthony Ferrara, Lloyd Forshee, Carl Gramlich, Kenneth Hale, John Hendler, Donald Hogan, Ronald Kaiser, Kenneth Keilman, Lee Manning, Larry Marks, Robert Morris, Ray Nau, Richard Polinsky, James Prinzing, Arthur Riley, John Ryan, Thomas Ryan, Edward Smith, Robert Stacy, Leo Sullivan, Harold Thomas, John Wojciechowski, Ralph Voehringer. TENTH GRADE HOME ROOM MEMBERS C Group 10-1 Lester Adams, Richard Beikirch, Robert Caceci, Edward Callahan, Joseph Caveleri, Gerald D'Amico, William DeWald, John Didas, Robert Doerrer, David Fatke, Richard Fike, Robert Graus, William Harasymchuk, James Hayes, Frank Keon, Robert Maas, George Maier, Joseph Manz, Norbert Minch, Lothaire Nobus, Phillip Orr, John Ort, Joseph Remmel, James Schiffhauer, Alfred Servati, Donald Smith, Bernard Soricone, Donald Tkaczyk, Salvatore Tranquillo, Richard Voellinger, William Welsher, Edward Wheeler, Edward Zemaitis. Group 10-2 Bernard Balcerak, Frank Berthold, Carl Bullard, Donald Casserino, Thomas Civitello, Richard Copeland, Robert DeNormand, Paul Gefell, Donald Guenther, Henry Herman- owski, Richard Ingraham, Robert Janoske, Fred Katerle, Robert Keller, Brian Kiefer, Eugene Klem, Robert Leiske, John Male, Raymond Millard, Gerald Morrison, Norbert, Mundt, Edward Nichols, Jerry Relyea, Thomas Russell, William Shulze, John Servas, Robert Vandevoorde, James VanNiel, William Wood. Group 10-3 Joseph Barber, Ronald Birnie, Alan Christian, John Coleman, Christopher Crisafulli, Camiel DeBruycker, Fred Eggert, Joseph Farmer, Donald Fisher, Robert Gibbs, Gerald Hortop, James Keller, Nestor Kolcio, Peter Miraglia, James McDonald, Frank- lin Meyer, Daniel Mowson, Gerald Nersinger, John Nowicki, Donald Oeschger, Theodore Pasnak, Raymond Reber, Frederick Renouf, Eugene Renz, Fred Roy, James Schwartz, Ronald Smith, John Stageman, Lester Stanzel, Jack Steves, Herman Weber, Jchn Reed, Oleh Vitkovitsky, Jack Clarcq, Bob Bryson. Group 10-4 Keith Alexander, Ancel Alger, Kenneth Becker, Carlton Burroughs, Richard Campbell, Norman Cooper, Willie Dennis, Edward French, John Gommenginger, Thomas Haag, Elmer Hall, Kenneth Heberger, Joseph Leo, Donald Lopa, Thomas Nasello, Nicholas Necastcr, John O'Connell, Thomas Pagano, Michael Palermo, Ward Porter, Howard Priestly, William Rogers, Dean Schlosser, Kenneth Wurzer, Thomas Tetlow, Al Bellavia. Group 10-5 Daniel Ashton, Douglas Bell, David Bennett, Charles Brown, Donald Brunner, Thomas Bunting, Joseph Hendrick, Lawrence Burns, Russell Colletti, Mryon Elliott, Fredrick Evangelista, Robert Farrell, John Gagliano, Ronald Gerew, Robert Goff, William Gorman, Robert Hall, Robert Herman, Donald Hoepfl, Phillip Hubbs, Walter Hyrunak, Donald Jermyn, Gerard Johnson, William Kaiser, Lawrence Klein, Eugene Lane, Richard Lenhard, Norman Lewandowski, Robert Lyle, William McElligott, Eugene Pareschi, Robert Perry, George Root, Jesse Russell, Phillip Salmone, James Sousa, Bruce Wadsworth, Ronald Winer, John Wolf, John Sellinger. Group 10-6 James Backus, Stephen Baga, Daniel Bonnet, John Creegan, Donald Dichairo, James Hoover, John Hurley, Robert Johnson, Robert Jones, Edward Kane, Michael Lang, Eugene Liberacki, Corinthas Long, Joseph Mack, Joseph Manuli, Bruce Merkel, James Munnings, William Reynolds, Donald Olderstein, Milton Ritzenthaler, Walter Schlapfer, Gerald Schmeer, Kevin Sheedy, Jack Speary, Richard Stratton, Hugh Viggiani, John Vysuauskas, Ralph Will, Paul Yockel, Roger Zaccour, Anthony LaRosa, Joseph Vito, Jerome Bahringer. Group 10-7 lVilliam Bundschuh, Frank Cervini, Robert Cole, Robert Dedee, Roger Fox, Neil Gates, Walter Gay, Charles Gfeller, Richard Green, Raymond Herbert, Thomas Hellis, Arnold Hough, Robert Jermyn, James Kemp, Richard Kolmer, Thomas Lawler, William Lay, Richard MacConnell, John McConnell, Bernard McCue, Lawrence Miller, Robert Neo, Charlcs Reynolds, Richard Rizzo, Andrew Rock, Anthony Ryan, Eugene Seddon, Wil- lard Smith, Joseph Steponaitis, Paul Watson, Ralph Wicker, Joseph Yawman, Richard Zeiner. Group 10-8 Charles Adams, Donald Ash, Robert Babock, Richard Brown, Frank Burgio, John Con- ner, Paul Cooper, Donald DeLue, Robert DeSmith, Santo Festa, Richard Fortner, Fred Fcx, Roger Fox, Andrew Gallup, Edmund Heckle, Frank Lezo, James Locus, Joseph Lo- Preste, William McGrath, Jerry Rossborough, Robert Schuler, Ronald Seils, Robert Sileo, Garrett Stam, Donald Stockmeister, John Streber, VVilliam Thomas, Harold Toebe, Robert Wagner. Edward Weit. ELEVENTH GRADE HOMEROOM MEMBERS Group 11-1 T. Bartosch, C. Bayer, C. Bellanca, J. Blanda, D. Brigito, D. Cox, E. Dasz Kiewicz, C. Frier, W. Guelzow, T. Guilfoid, R. Haehl, G. Hartman, B. Hasenauer, H. Johansson, J. Juzwiak, J. Kuhn, R. Lush, G. Mantione, P. Metcalfe, R. Miller, F. Morabito, K. Mosholder, R. Moulton, H. Oliver, R. Opaczewski, R. Osborne, V. Paolotto, D. Plunkett W. Probst, D. Pross, E. Saetta, A. Schweitzer, G. Smith, J. Snyder, R. Staub, Steifler Stokes, M. Toomey, L. Worden, R. Young. Group 11-2 Paul Bleier, Arthur Brunner, Santo Capone, Richard Childs, William Frost, Charles Frumusa, Frank Geimer, David Georger, Donald Lathrop, Donald Lessord, Lewis Lochner, Donald Merriam, Raymond Mielcarek, Howard Mirch, Robert Pixley, Robert Puskas, Ralph Scaccia, Ronald Schlosser, Richard Schoepfel, Robert Singer, George Williams, Fred Wilson, Jack Wilson, Wayne Wirth, Eugene Van Ostrand. Group 11-3 Theodore Chikey, John Chirillo, Roland Curtis, Joseph Czerwin, Richard Dailey, Andrew Effinger, Richard Ellwanger, Harold Garling, George Goodberlet, Donald Johnstone, Richard Jonas, Robert Luczak, John Lynch, Joseph Nesser, Charles Register, Edward Robinson, Donald Roethel, William Scoll, Fred Siegl, William Spicer, Raymond Spindler, Augustine Tantalo, Duane Tillotson, James Voellinger, Lewis Wainwright, Herbert Ziegler. Group 11-4 Stanley Adams, George Airy, Fred Ballard, Robert Bellis, Norman Boufford, Robert Brown, Jack Bundschuh, Richard Cole, Richard Deck, Roy De Jager, Buddie Dustman, David Estes, John Gudonis, William Hamill, Paul Hanwell, Robert Heffner, Robert Hennessy, Robert Herzog, Barry Hutton, Charles Hyde, Albert King, Roger Knolle, Gerald Lenhard, John Marcello, Robert Morrison, Bruce Orlick, Frank Pedeville, Robert Peon, Robert Plouffe, Frank Pusateri, Richard Quinn, Robert Thomas, Richard Trox, Melvin Tucker, Richard Voelkl, Ernest Weichman. Group 11-5 Kenneth Atwood, Harlan Brown, John Burke, Burke Barrett, Frank Compobasso, Patrick Copley, Ronald Coulson, Eugene Donke, Carl Ferge, James Goddard, Glen Griswold, John Hampton, Richard Hornberger, Robert Kennedy, Lawrence Kimmel, Charles Lynn, Richard Luchterhand, Richard Luciano, Edward Malin, Donald Matula, Clayton Maw, Benjamin Mellick, Joseph Miraglia, Edwin Nau, Howard Platt, Allen Prentice, John Riefer, Joseph Root, Harry Rosenhagen, Edward Russell, Harmon Schollnick, Kenneth Stephens, Martin Yeager, Daniel Schlegel. Group 11-6 Richard Adams, Charles Beyer, Robert Burns, Peter Chapman, John Delaney, Joseph Derleth, Richard Elling, John Erwin, Francis Farsace, Charles Fina, Earl Foreman, Ronald Francis, Gale Harrison, Leo Hayes, Richard Healy, Ervin Hill, Allyert Hughes, -Jack Kemp, William Kuellertz, Victor Lazzara, Lawrence Logory, Philip Lo Preste, William Mc Kee, Richard Mendolia, Anthony Mignano, John Mole, Joseph Paris, John Perkins, Charles Peters, Robert Ryan, Frank Schug, Richard Schwab, Le Roy Smith, Robert Stfrvenson, Robert Van Harken, Ivan Ville, Fred Wacenske, George Watson, Carl Wez er. Group 11-7 Gerard Brugger,Richard Castner,RobertChennell, William Christopher, Louis Clemente, Frank Corrlddi, Raymond Croucher, Earl Engels, James Fagan, James Ferge, John Gantner, Roy Higgins, Thomas Izzo, Edward Johnson, Alfred Keyes, James Kirby, Richard Kuhn, John Laemlein, Kenneth Lane, William Mura, Edward Neary, Edward Nihill, John Poll, Arthur Rice, Joseph Schrank, Chester Ventura, Armin Weidman, Ronald Werner, Edward Zavacki, Edward Ziegelhoefer. Group 11-8 Nathan Ballard, Norman Bobby, Ronald Brannan, Anglo Cagnina, Gerald Casserino, Richard DeBack, Andrew Doles, William Egan, Donald Ellwanger, Robert Freudigman, Philip Gordon-Smith, David Gross, Elmer Haag, Bruce Hill, Clifford Hopkins, Roger Judd, Clarence Koopman, Donald Litzenberger, 'Gunther Mendel, Kenneth Meyer, Andrius Naujokas, Donald Newbury, Robert Nicholson, Bruce Nuetzel, Charles Petralia, Charles Pollet, Dominic Quartieri, Donald Schantz, Eugene Spangenberg, George Steph- enson, Lewis Szeles, William Vande Sande, Alfred Viggiani, William Vogt. SENIGR CLASS OFFICERS Don Raab-Treas., John Ventura+Pres., Dick Gardner-Vice-Pres., Bob Reddy-Sec. SENIOR 'COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES 12-1 Robert Winterkorn Douglas Wilson 12-2 Robert Reddy John Ventura 12-3 Richard Austin Richard Bowles 12-4 Dan Yeager Paul Perdue 12-5 Joe Perry Sam Romeo 12-6 Jerry Kroll Victor Zavacki Standard Bearers Paul Braun Jerry Kroll STANDARD BEARERS P31e1'm0 Lee Stewart IN RETROSPECT It seems that only three and a half years ago We, two hundred and sixty-live strong, came marching through the portals of Edison Tech - the school which was to be our home for the best four years of our lives . We remember distinctly our freshman year. It was then that we first had the honor of joining the S. A. C., and of having a social chat with Mr. Coe. We were proud to be members of a school whose sports activities were so well known. That year Tech athletes suffered only one loss in football, took second place in crosscountry, and were the Interscholastic Champions in bowling, wrestling, and track. During our sophmore and junior years we continued to fight and win many additional honors. These years saw the develop- ment of the individual champions of today, in both athletics and scholarship. It was then that we were introduced to the plans which, if properly executed, would enable us to spend a few mom- ents each period enjoying a smoke or a cup of coffee. Unfortun- ately, this was the exception rather than the rule and the majority had to be satisfied with swiping lunches and throwing erasers in our classes. Now, as seniors on the threshold of graduation we look back upon these acts as foolish and unnecessary. We find ourselves fac- ed with a possible World War III and a grave realization that soon, many of our fellow classmates may be our fellow service- men on the battlefields of the world. Taxing our optimistic view- points to the limit, we are looking forward to a better world free from worry and strife, and we leave but three short words to the students remaining, Do your best l SSM LOUIS ACHILLE 18 Niagara St. SkubleS East Annex Dev. Football 15 Glee Club 1, 2g Visual A-ld 1, 2, 3, 4, Ass't Leader 3, 4g Service, Edisonian ALBERT ALLETZHAUSER 370 Hudson Ave. Al Holy Redeemer Bowling 3, 43 Service Corps 4, Cheer- Leaders 4, Aviation 2, 3, 4 g R V KN ROBERT ALLEN 21 VVoodman St. Bob Durand Eastman Glee Club 25 Swim Leaders 3, 45 Scenery 2, 3, 49 Boosters 1 THOMAS ARENA 104 Spencer Rd. Little Irish Laurelton Leaders 3, 4, Shop Sports 3 RICHARD AUSTIN 77 Coventry St. Dick St. John's Football 2, 3, 4g Boostersg Council 3, 45 Leaders, Service, Glee Club, Tech Follies GERALD BACKUS 195 Arrow Dr. Jerry Ridgewood Boosters 1, Engineering 33 Leaders 4g Tech Follies 3, 45 Music Festival 35 Mem- orial Day Parade 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Swing Band 3, 4 ROBERT BACHER 37 Keller St. Bob St. Francls Xavier Boosters 1, 25 Engineering 3, 43 Football 4g Honor Roll 1, 23 Leaders 49 Service 2, 33 Soccer 23 Edisonian 45 Stage Crew 2, 3, 4 Tech Follies 2, 3, 4 WESLEY BACKUS 250 Paul Rd. Wes Chili No. 2 Service Corpsg Gym Leaders 2, 3, 4g De- velopmental Basketball ffl RALPH BAILEY 218 English Rd. Little Gem Durand Eastman Boosters 15 Glee Club 1, 25 P. A. Crew 45 Swim Leader 45 Tech Follies 1, 25 Music Festival 1. 2 ANTHONY BELLUCCI 354 Ave. D. TONY St. Michael's Volleyball 1, 3, 45 Gym Leaderg Glee Club5 Traffic Squadg Dev. Footballg Interhigh Choir 25 Tech Follies CHARLES BEHAN 155 Glenwood Ave. Chuck Holy Rosary Boosters 15 Edi-Tech 45 Graphic Arts 45 H. R. Volley Ball 25 Honor Roll 35 Service 3, 45 Track 25 Edisonian 3, 45 Gym Leader 4 ALBERT BENJAMIN 108 Carter St. Al ' No. 36 Shop Sports5 Life Savingg Swimming5 Service NORMAN BERRY 111 Brooks Ave. Doug Manliu s Swimming 3, 4g Horseshoes 4g Tennis 45 Volley Ball 4 DONALD BEUCKMAN 132 Friederick Pk Don I l St, Michael's Swimmlng 3,145 Swim Leaders 3, 43 Wrestl- ing 25 Electlon 3 SALVATORE BERTOLAMI 538 Glide St. Sam S. S. Peter Sz Paul Boosters 1g Engineering 3, 4g Gym Lead- -ers 43 Edisonian 4 HOWARD BEYE 55 McKinley St. Sid No. 52 Boosters 1, Engineering 3, 45 Glee Clubg Football Manager 45 Gym Leaders 45 Life Saving 35 Nat'l Honorg Stage Crew 3, 45 Swimming 4g Service Corps 3, 4 391, i ROBERT BIPPES GEORGE BOFF 24 Lancraft St. 116 Moulson St. Bip5 NO. 11 George O. L. P. H. Boosters 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, Edisonian 45 BOOSUETS 1 Edi-Tech 4 RICHARD BOWLES THOMAS BOYCE 1362 Clinton Ave. N. 77 Cragg Rd. Dick O. L. P. H. Tom Plainfield, N. J. Football 29 Glee Club 1, 2g Council 1, 2, 45 Engineering 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2g Tech Co-op 3, 4 Follies 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3g Gym Leader 45 Memorial Parade 1, 2, 3, 49 G. A. R. Parade .va g W JAMES BRANNAN ' 4046 West Henrietta Rd. Jlm. East Annex Service 3, 45 Edi-Tech, Edisoniang Reserve Bowling 2, 35 Shop Sports 2, 3 DONALD BRESCIA 34 Revella St. Brush St. Ambrose Football 2, 3, 43 Res. Baseball 1, 2, 3g Vol- ley Ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Engineering 3, 4, Nat'l Honor 3g Service 2, 35 Election 43 Leaders ,55- 7 PAUL BRAUN 73 Resolute St. -'Paw , Np. 22 Soccer 3, National Honor 3, 45 Swimming 2, 3, 43 Lyons Award 35 Engineering 3, 4, Standard Bearer 45 Engineering Club Pres. 45 Swim Leaders 2, 3, 4, Dance COIN- 3, 4 KARL BRIDGE East Townline Rd., Williamson, N. Y. --Huggy Carthag'e, Y. Honor Roll 35. -1 WILLIAM BRINKLOW 103 Shelter St. i'Brink West High Traffic 3, 45 Visual Aid 15 Bowlers 2g Student Court 43 Shop Sports 1, 2 HERBERT BRUNNER 31 Names Rd., Scottsville Skip Ballantyne Booster 13 Gym Leaders 3, 45 Shop Sports 3 DONALD BROWN 41 Galusha St. t'Br0wnie No. 20 Engineering 3, 43 Election 4, Glee Club 1, 2g Leaders 3, 43 Volley Ball 23 Music Festival 29 Gymnastic 3, 4g Horseshoes 15 Tech Follies 2, G. A. R. Parade 2 PETER CIAVARRI 59 Clayton St. ' Petro V Holy Cross Graphic 1, 2, 3, 43 Boosters 25 Edisonian 45 Traffic Squad 35 Student Court Attorney 3, 45 Honor Rollg Shop Sports i WILLIAM CLAYTON r 301 Electric Ave. Billy Marshall Cross Country 25 Shop Sports 2, 3, 45 Track 15 Gymnastics 3, 45 Leaders Corps 3, 45 Hi-Y 1, 25 Editor-in-Chief Edi Tech 4 . NICHOLAS COLUCCI 77 Mead St. Nicky St. Michael's Aviationg Service Corps 45 Gym Leader 3. 45 Visual Aidg Developmental Football 1 DANIEL COLUCCI 77 Mead St. Danny St. Michael's Developmental Football 25 Leaders 3, 45 Wrestling 3 BOB CONWAY H ,420 Orchard Pk. Blvd. Ext. Spook y Ridgewood Gym Leaders 4, Glee Club 25 Dev. Football 3, 49 Llfe Saving 45 Shop Sports 4, Swim Leaders 45 Traffic 25 Service 4, Wrestling 4 N , -af-2-2 ,X file RONALD COOKE 64 Orchard Dr. Cookie Brighton Aviation 3, 4 HAROLD DECKER 53 Ardmore St. DBCk S. S. Peter 8: Paul Boostersg Leaders 65 ,W X ANDREW DECKER 31 Garland Ave. Andy Jefferson Shop Sportsg Homeroom Basketballg Elec- tion ROBERT DEL MONACHE 26 Karnes St. Bob Holy Apostles Co-op 3, 43 Soccer 3, 4g Edi-Tech 43 Track 1, 43 Basketball 45 Volleyball 45 Tech Fol- lies 45 Baseball 2, 45 Dance Committee 2, 4 EDWARD DERLETH i 143 Park Rd., Irondequoit Ed St. Salomes Baseballg Boostersg Bowlersg Footballg Leaders Corpsg Legion Baseballg Life Sav- ingg Service Corpsg Wrestling I LEO DI MASCIO 340 Scio St. Leo East Annex Wrestling 3, 45 Track 4g Cross Country 33 Service Corpsg Gym Leadersg Shop Sports WILLIAM DIESEL 135 Gardiner Ave Bill St. Augustine's Soccer 23 Football 3, 43 Engineering 3, 45 Honor Roll lg Gym Leaders 3, 43 Volley Ball 25 Edisonian 45 Dance Committee 3, 45 Service Corps 3, 4g Track 3 - WILLIAM DILLMAN A 29 Bartholf Rd. Bill Barnard Service Corps 45 Honor 3 W A i LOUIS ERBACH CHARLES DOYLE 82 Ardella St- 461 Brooks Ave. Louie Holy Family Charley West Aviation 2, 3, 4, Leaders 3, 4, Track 3, Service Corps 3, 4, Cross Country 1, Gym Traffic 3, 4, Edisonian 4 Leaders, Baseball, Swimming 3, 4, Dev. Football 2, Edisonian 4, Gymnastic 2, 3, 4, Tech Follies, Edi-Tech GEORGE FLANNERY JOSEPH FAULISI 535 Mt. Hope Ave. 592 Child St. 'fIx'ish Im. Conception Paisan Aquinas Tech Boosters, Track, Service Corps, H. R. Cheerleader 4, Soccer 4, Art 3, Glee Club 3, Representative, Leaders Corps, Glee Club, Hunting Sz Fishing 2, Traffic 3 Student Council, Shop Sports , N .vga 'ml' RALPH FOREST 90 Brookridge Dr. Rulpli St. Charles Boosters lg Honor Roll 1, 33 Service 3, 4g Clxeurleaclers 41 CARL FRIEDRICH 307 McNaughton St. Kool-ry Holy Apostles Boosters 15 Engineering 3, 4g Football 4g Glen- Club 2g Leaders 4g Tech Follies 23 Edisonian 4 V22 If EARL FRIEDMAN 7 Salina St. Lvfiy R St. Augustine's Engineering 3, eig Leaders 43 Visual Aid 13 Edisonian 4g Boosters 1 ARTHUR GABBY 5 Fassetts Lane Gabby Football 43 Track 2, 3, 45 Traffic ers 3, 4 No. 46 35 Lead- DAVID HASSETT 91 Lake Bluff Rd. Curly Durand Eastman P. A. Crewg Glee Clubg V. A. Crewg Music Festivalg Tech Follies ROBERT HILL 448 Rosewood Terr. Bob St. Ambrose Visual Aid 1 ,f5,- 44' RICHARD HASENOHR 633 Maple St. Dick Holy Family Edisoniang Shop Volley Bally Gym Leaderg Edi-Techg Graphic Artsg Co-op DONALD HELMS 62 South Union St. Don No. 44 Football lg Leaders 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 15 Council 19 Honor Roll 1 HENRY GEUKES RICHARD GARDNER 113 Pomona Dr. 118 Russell Ave. Hank Ridgewood Dick Barnard H. R. Rep. 1, 35 Gym Leaders 1, 2, 3, 45 Voice 15 Swim Leaders 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 15 Vice Pres. Senior Classy Gym- nastic Team 3, 45 Edisonian 4 WILLIAM GOODNESS JOHN GORMLY 62 South Union St. 377 Maple St. Mack Aquinas Goody Ben. Franklin Baseball 13 Edi-Tech 23 Council 1, 2, 35 Boosters 29 Glee Club 2g Co-op 3, 43 Legion Baseball 1 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 , N , ag.- ifll' If VINCENT GUERRA 68 Baden St. Vince Franklin Baseball 4: Bowlers 4g Edi-Tech 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Shop Sports 2, 33 Voice 1, 2, 33 Wrestling: 4 RONALD HAND 141 Lafayette Pkwy. Ronnie Indian Landing' Engineering: 3, Honor Roll 1, 23 Gym Lead- er -lg Memorial Parade 1 TRUMAN HALL Churchville, N. Y. Edie Churchville Engineerinpf 3, 43 Honor Roll 13 Servir-e 4 ROBERT HAPKE 478 Ridge Rd. E. 'Bob Hosea Rogers i wk af, WILLIAM HOWE ' 86 Flint St. f'Bi11 Holy Family Cross Country 2, 35 Soccer 45 Wrestl'g 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 3, 45 Track 25 Pres. Student Assn.5 Pres. Jr. Class5 Leaders 1, 2, 3, 45 Treas. Student Assn.5 Service5 Council 3, 4 PAUL JOHNSON 361 Maple sr. Paul S. S. Peter KL Paul Developmental Football 2 RAYMOND HOWARTH 199 Sunset St. Ray Jefferson Football 3, 45 Life Saving 45 Swim Lead- er 45 Service Corps 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Gym Leader 45 H. R. Baseball 35 Honor Roll 25 Tennis 3, 45 Music Festival 3 ROBERT HUETHER 162 Syke St, '4Bob St. Joseph's Mission Voice Classg Glee Clubg Tech Folliesg Lead- er's Corps W , N fag,- ARTHUR JONES 11 Main St. CMt. Morris, N. YJ Jonesie Buffalo N. Y. Election 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, Engineering 3, 43 National Honor 3, 45 Service 3, 4 FRANK KELLY 466 Columbia Ave. Kelly S. S. Peter Kz Paul Council 15 Dev. Football 23 Election 43 Football 3, 43 Leaders 3, 4, Shop Sports 1, 2, 35 Visual Aid 1, Dance Committee 4, Track 35 Parade 1 Q Q are LLOYD JONES 141 Bergen St. Jones NO- 43 Basketball Leader JOHN KELCH 92 Blakeslee St. ' KeIch St. Andrew's Track 3, 4, Cross Country -45 Shop Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Leaders 4, Wrestling 4, H. R. Bask- etball 3, 4, Service V' RONALD KIEFER 128 Woodbury St. Ronnie , No. 9 nwimpw Basketball 25 Baseball 1g Leaders 45 Coun- Cl ,I b cil 2g Boosters 15 Glee Club 35 Vice Presi- ' 99 A' U dent Student Assn. 45 Treasurer of Junior Class 33 Swim Leaders 35 Dance Committee RAYMOND KOSEL 157 Ridge Rd. W. Pint Sacred Heart Beans Boostersg Edi-Techg Glee Clubg Graphic Artsg Voiceg Edison Singersg Edisonian: Tech Follies , Q GEORGE KELLMAN 259 Westchester Ave. St. Ambrose 2, 3, 43 Service Corps 4 ELMER KIESSEL 1823 Lyell Ave. Holy Family Bowling 33 Leader 45 SL 'rp Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 15 Q JOSEPH LA PIANA . 107 Thomas St. J oe ' St. Theresa's Ass't Football Mgr. 1, 2g Wrestling Mgr. 33 Track 2g Leaders 2, 3, Boosters 25 Tech Follies 35 Music Festival 2, -35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 ROGER LAZZARA 254 Garson Ave. . Rog ' No. 33 Boosters 1 GERALD R. KROLL 340 Frost Ave. Jerry Franklin Dev. Basketball 3, 43 Election 45 Honor Roll 2, 33 Leaders 45 Standard Bearer 45 Edisonian 43 Res. Track 33 Home Room Representative 45 National Honor 4 SALVATORE LATONE 5 Mullen Pl. Sam Madison Soccer 1, 2g Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 National Honor 3, 43 Service Corps 2, 3, 4, Engineering Sec. 3, 45 Edisonian 45 Glee Club 2, Music Festival 29 Gym Leaders 2 , 435 ROBERT J. LEIMBERGER 423 Clifford Ave. Bob St, Michael's Boosters 15 Leaders 35 Service 45 Visual Aid 15 Shop Sports 3 ROBERT LENHARD 136 Holworthy St. Lenny Holy Family Engineering 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 25 Mem- orial Parade 25Boosters 1 X f GORDON A. LEACH 42 Ripley Street Gord East Annex Service 3, 45 Leaders 3, 45 Edisonian 45 Edi-Tech 45 Bandg Wrestling 25 Develop- mental Basketball 2 LAWRENCE LE MOINE 162 Furlong St. Larry St. And1'ew's Developmental Basketball 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Leaders 3, 45 Football 4 X ,aff-2 J im RICHARD LEWANDOSKI 577 Joseph Ave. 'Dick O. L. P. H. JAMES LEWIS 84 Herman St. Edisonian 43 Edi-Tech 4g Leaders 3, 4 Franklin MARION LEONARD 611 Edgemere Drive fiireecej Bud Sacred Heart Boosters 19 Voice 23 Engineering: 3, 43 Music Festival Ig Editor Edi-Tech 43 Mem- orial Parade 33 Glee Club 1: Honor Roll 1, 2 ROBERT LEWELLYN 250 Magee Avej - uLucyu NO. 7 Hasr-hall 3, 45 Soccer 3, 43 Volley-Ball 3, 4g Leaders 4 f , N SALVATORE LOMBARDO 37 Zimmer St, Sam St. Francis Xavier Fnotballg Aviationg Boostersg Glee Clubg Voiceg Edison Singersg Tech Folliesg Dev. Footballg Traflicg Music Festivalg Manager Baseball Team FILIPPO MALTESE 964 North Goodman St. Phil No. 25 Sc-rvir-e Corps Cap. 2g Traffic Squad Cap. 31 Council Zig Court Attorny 35 Television 45 l'. A. Crew 45 Court Judge 4 ,af-'Ep' KENNETH LIDDLE 153 Bakerdale Rd. Ken Charlotte Service Corps 2, 3, 43 Leaders 3, 45 Avia- tIon 2, 3, 45 Erlisonian 43 Boosters lg Gym Team 3, 45 Homeroom Basketball 15 Fresh- man Basketball l WILLIAM LOTZ 411 Peart Ave., Point Pleasant Hill Durand Eastman lianfl 2g Engineering Club 3, 4 .JAMES MARTIN 669 University Ave. 'Hlnn NO. 31 Roosters 15 Engineering' 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 H. R. Basketball 25 Gym Leaders 45 Ser- viee Corps 45 Stage Crew 3, 45 Volley Hall Z5 Tech Follies 3, 45 Traffic 3 RICHARD McKAY 4 1080 West Side Dr. u'UlCkH Holy Family illee Vlub l, 25 Service 45 Class Representa- tive 25 l lleetions 4 1,51 TEIQRY Me INTYRE ZSHO Elmwood Ave. Terry Brigrhton T -1 lub 2 ennis ZZ, 5 Engineering: 3, 45 Glee C ' 5 Leaders -15 Serviee 2, Ji, 45 Swim Leaders 45 Edisonian 45 Memorial Parade 1, 2, 35 Yutional Honor fl DONALD Mc MAHON Morrison Ave. Seottsville N. Y. lion Rzillantyne Roosters 15 Council 15 Engineering 35, 45 Fdi-'l'eel1 315 Leaders 4 X 3 . 151, le 'l ii ! MIUHAICI, MIRAGLIA 818 North St. 'Milton Holy Redeemer Iloostt-rs l: Honor Roll 2, Sl. el: Graphic' Arts l, 2, ii, 4: Shop Vollcy Ball l, 2, 3, 4g lizlskvtlmll Lczult-rs 43 Eflisoniun 3g Edi- l't-ch il NOFRI MONACHINO 64 Michigan St. Nofri V Elba Central Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 FRANK .l. MINKAU 59 Chapin St. Mink St. Andrew's Swim Lt-:ull-rs l, 2, 3, 45 C0-0p 451-Ionor Roll l, 2, Ii, 43 Sr. Life Saving: 3g Service Corps 2, 85 Elections 253 Booster lg Volley Hull Zig Scholastic Honors 1, 25 Nat'al Honor JAMES MITCHELL 40 Sodus St. Mitch East Annex Glee Club 33 Visual Aid 15 Leaders 4 ROBERT MUNDORFF 22 Belmeade Rd. Bob St. Margart Mary's Football 45 Bowling 3, 43 Reserve Basket- ball 3g Leaders 3, 45 Service 33 Boosters 13 Graphic Arts 43 Shop Sports 3, 43 Edison- ian, Honor Roll, National Honor THOMAS NIHILL 278 Glide St. Tommy Holy Farnily Cheer Leaders 3, 45 Soccer 3, 4g Swim- ming 3, 4g Visual Aid 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Cheer Leader 43 Aviation 1, 2, 3, 49 Leaders 3, 4, Council 3 ,Election 4 a,,,-f-,- dw RALPH MOORE 71 Cragg Rd. Pooch Charlotte High P. A. Crew, Visual Aid 4 NORMAN NICHT 139 Cottage St. Norm West Swim Leaders 33 Jr. Band 3, 4, Glee Club 4g Edisonian 4, Service Corps 4 MICHAEL PANETTA 348 Troup St. lAMuf1'a7Y Election, Footballg Glee Club, Aquinas Graphic Artsg Sigma Hi-Y, Leaders, Edisoniang Junior Prom Committee, Tennis PAUL PERDUE 402 Clarissa St. LP P H Madison Derelopmental Basketball 2, 35 Leaders Corps, Track 3, 43 Shop Sports, Horse- siioes 45 Basketball 4 CARMEN PALERMO 57 Bedford St. Carm Franklin Swing Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, Traffic Squad 2, 35 Edisonian 4s Engine- ering' Club 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 15 Leaders 4, Follies, National Honor STUART PATTERSON 298 Meadow Dr. Stu Brighton Hi-Y 15 Service 19 Voice Class 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Tech Follies 15 Leaders 4 3 g il JOSEPH PICCOLA 16 Avis St. Pic Aquinas Football 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Leaders 3, 45 Shop Sports 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Ping Pong 3, 45 Gymnasts 3, 4 JOSEPH PRESUTTI 309 Fourth St. Joe .,.. St. Francis Boosters 15 Edisonian 45 Shop Sports 35 Scenery 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll JOSEPH PERRI 31 Alice St. ' MOOSE . St. Augustine Football 1, 25 Res. Baseball 1, 25 Wrestling 1, 25 Bowling: 3, 45 Leaders 2, 3, 45 Council 2, Il, 45 Service Corps 35- Boostersg Co-op ALBERT POLLET 256 North Ave. fGreeceJ Al St. John's Shop Sportsg Honor Rol15 Boosters are IW' ANTHONY RAMPE LLO 597 Scio St. AlTony7! Service 35 Swim Leader 4 DARWIN RAUP 16 Mill St. Ontario N. Y. URed!! Soccer 25 Baseball 25 Leaders 35 Swing Band 3 No. 27 Ontario 45 Band 1, 2, DONALD RAAB 93 Mayflower St. Don Nazareth Hall Service 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Reserve Basketball 1, 25 Leaders 1, 2, 3, 45 Scholastic Honors 1 JOHN RAPACHIETTA 28 Scrantom St. 4'Chet St. Michael's Boosters 15 Edisonian 45 Dev. Football 1, 25 Edison Singers 1, 2, 3, 45 Engineering 3, 45 Tech Follies 1, 2, 3, 45 Voice 1, 2, 3, 45 Inter-High-Choir 1, 25 Red Cross Swimming vga' W ROBERT REDDY 125 Bartlett St. Bob West Football 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Honor Roll 35 Leaders 3,-4gService 4 Voice 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 43 Singers 3, 43 Tech Follies 3, 45 Sec. Senior Class, Council 4 SAM ROMEO 2304 Clifford Ave. - Romeo St. Ambrose Boosters, Service 1, 2, Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Election, Engineering, Co-op, Dance Com- mittee, National Honor, Scholastic' Honors 1, 2, Football 1 HERBERT REENERS 461 Seneca Rd. Herb St. Salome's Swim Leaders 33 Glee Club, Leaders 25 Council, Shop Sports DONALD ROESER Rush N. Y. Don Rush-Henrietta Class Baseball 1, 2, 35 Class Basketball 25 Class Volley Ball 2, 35 Glee Club 4 ,MES 445' l ooNALn sc:H1.mc1H 78 Vcness Ava-. Dm, St. Charles ioll 'i Gym l.1ezulers ,lg Sc-rvirc 4g Honor l JOHN SCHMITT I-17 Cooliflgc- lid. 'Hom-st John liuranfl Eastman Shop Sports lg Swim I,uu1lm-r 4 ,wi '72 ROBERT SCHEG 615 Brooks Avo. Hob Aquinas lioostorsg Engim-cring' fig Ula-c Club Ii, 45 ll. R. Iiaskc-tball 25 Honor Roll 25 S1-rvicc Jig Tech Follies fi, 45 Music Festival 25, 4 KENNETH SCHMITT HX Ashwoorl Dr. Sr'hmitty Holy Rc-deems-r Q Gym l.cmlc-r 43 l'Ifli-'ll-ch 43 Graphic Arts X Club 413 Helisonizm 35, 4 ROBERT SEEBECH f ROBERT SCHULER 17 Stout St. 5250 Augustine St. S04'l'4 ' I Y N0 33 Bob Aquinas Gym lic-auler 2, C53 Swim L1-ruler Sig Glee Club Vmss Fountry Zig Service C01-ps 45 Wy-est- l, Z3 Voice 23 Visual Aid 1 ling- 4 ANTON SIEGI. DANIEL YEAGER I8 Flower St. 75 Conrad Dr. Curly St. Michael's Tex St. Charles Sizzprc- Frm-w 2, ll, 4: Gln-0 fflubg Service 3, 4g Tech Hoostarrsg LL-allvr COFIJSS Di'V9l0P- ym Leaulvr 4g Truflic mental lg Cmlnfili Shop Slmrts ,Qi 7 RICHARD RUTAN 17 Henry St. Dick Holy Redeemer S. Council 3, 45 Engineering 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 33 Voice lg Track 3, Ping Pong 2, 3, 4, Boosters 15 Music Fes- tival 2, 3, 45 Tech Follies 2, 3, 45 Nat'l Hon. WILLIAM SCALLY 11 Rugraff St. 'fBill Holy Family Wrestling 1, 2 3, 43 Swimming Loader 3, 4g Basketball Leader 43 Apparatus Leader 3, 4, Wrestling Leader Ii, 45 Gym Team 4 , N -1113, ,mb LEONARD ROUSE 292 Wendhurst Dr. LGU Aquinas Developmental Football, Basketball, Shop Sports, Golf ROBERT SAXE 303 Hague St. Red Holy Family Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 33 Service 3, 43 Inter High Choir 2, 3, 4, Leaders 4g Tech Follies 3, 4 GEORGE STEGER Flilill STANZEI, 219 Avery St- 115 Melrose St. Stu--Har Holy Famil H , ,, -, - liuosu-rs lg M1-moriznl Uuy Parzulv 23 Enlf Fwfldy t , Holy hmmy g.rim'c-ring 35, -lg Visual Aifl lg Glve Club 33 Sl'l'Vl1'l' VUFIYSZ UIUYWIIQ Shffll Slmrts Honor Roll l, 2 l,l'Il'I S'l'l'IWAR'l' GERARD S'l'El'llANY Evil!! Plymuuth Avi-. S, GTR Winton Iicl. N. Kewl VH-Sl .ls-rry St. Michael lizlsolmll l. L23 lk-V. Fcmtlmll lg Dov Rusk- l':llll'lllt'1'l'lllLffi. -lg lilvction 23 llnnol' Roll l, 1-tlmll l, 2: l'lm:im-vring' 14, -lg l'Ilq-4-tion 343 2, Jig l,c-zulu-rs bl: National Honor Zig Servici- lllve Vlulr l. 223 llmlm' Roll I. 2, Zig Nation- 2. Il, ,lg Slum' Frm-w Il, 45 Tvvh Follies Dig all llonnrg SUl'4'i'l' 2, Ii. -I: Swininiimg' 2. 25, 4 'lll'2llllK' fig Slllfl0Ill Vnurt Zi, 4 WK ! JOHN TORVHIA 14 Ontario St. Tore-h Forpus Christi Crossvountry Sig Service l, 2, ZS, 45 Glee Vlub l, 22, Sl, 43 Eclisoni' 3, 5 4 . an S 4 Council 1. 2, l,1-zulm-rs Ii, 43 Follies 2, -lg Gyninustic Team 1. Ilg Srholustic Honors 1, 225 Boosters 1, .Z ANTHONY 'FKAVAGLINI 104 Lewis SL. Tony Mt. Carmel Boosters li Dev. Basketball 2, 353 Dev Base- bill 5 1 i x hiv. Alts Smiviu 1 4 ' lliei '7 2 .311 . ,. .,' P 43 Leafln-rs Il, -lg Eflisonmn 1'o . 1. RICHARD TAYLOR 68 Allendale Ave. Jet No. 28 Boosters 1, 25 Cros:-xcountry 1, 2, Ji, 43 Dev. Basketball 2, Sig Election 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 25 Dev Baseball Sig American Legion Baseball lg Leaders 45 Service Corps Ji, 4 PATSY 'l'O'l'A 457 Volvin St. MPM Holy Fznnily Glee Clubg lilectionsg Shop Sports f 5. 1! 1 RICHARD TSCHETTER 508 Peart Ave., Point Pleasant Dick Durand Eastman Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Swim Leaders 3, 43 Inter- High Band 33 Glee Club 25 Soccer 4g En- gineering 3, 45 Edisonian JACK UEBELACKER 21 Margaret St. Jack A Holy Family Bowling 49 Glee Club 4g Cross Country 1 , a fi ff' K THOMAS TROST 6 Glasser St. T0m Madison Basketball Leader 43 Service 3, 4 DONALD TYGERT 973 Mile Line Rd., Webster Tiger Webster Central Aviation 2, 3, 45 Dev. Basketball fig En- gineering 3, 45 Leaders Corps 43 National rlonar 3, 43 Track 3 Som-m-1' 1, 23 Ti'zu-k 2, Ii, 43 N A' ' ' HERBERT VAN HARKEN 201 Webster Ave. Van Roch. Christian 'ollex 8.1112 'i v'v 4g Aviation 25 Co-up 41 IA-zulvrs fi, 'lg Boost- er 15 Shop Sports 1, 2, Il, -13. H. R. lizxskct ball 1, 2 JOHN VHNTURA 5113 f,'2lllllDlK'll Sl. John Nu. 21 Swimming 1, 2, ii, ,lg 'l'r:u'k 2, 71, lg Gym I4-:ull-r 2, Il, -15 Swim Lvzulci' 2, fl, Jg El- cvtiung Muniorizllg f'uunr'ilg l.if'1- Snvin Pros. Sr. Vlass Q.. , 5 . ROBERT VAN DE VOORDE h 62 Filon Avo., Pt. Ploasant A VHHIJQ l St. Salomvs Lczulm-rs 43 Boosters lg Visual Airl 15 Shop Sports 1, 2, Sl, 4 VHARLES VAN NIEL 1251 Illinois St. Charley , 510, 28 lioost,e1's 13 Glu- Vluh lg Honor Roll 1. 2g Erlisonian 4 JOSEPH VIEIRA JAMES Vl'IOMlC'I'T 9 Garson -Ave. 870 Flinton Avo. So. Joe Corpus Christi Jimmy Monroe- Tech Boosters lg Cleo Club 4g Voice 45 Res. Ruse-lmll lg Hoosti-rs lg In-v. Pootlmll Service Corps 3, 4g Gym Loader 49 lluskct- li Glw' filllll 2. fi. 4: Swim l,m-:ulvrs 1, 2, ii. ball 4 -13 Swimming l. 2, ii, Al: 'l'rzu'k 23, Il, -lg Tovh lfollix-s 2, 25, 43 l'lll1.1'i1ll'l'I'lllll' fl. -1 WILLIAM VOGEL HAROLD VIZ.-X I-171 Buffalo Rd. 828 Arnett Blvd Willie lloly Ghost Bc-ak Holy Family W Boosters lg Sorvice 39 Counril lg Truck ' Res. Basoball 2, Zig Dev. l oof.bz1ll lg Load- Manager lg Election 25 Eng'inem-1'ing Ji, 43 1-rs 43 Tech Follies 2, 253 Vouncil 3g Glue Honor 1, 25 National Honor Society Vlub l, 2, Il, -lg Election 4g Sorviuo il, -I , N , A2422 KAN ALAN VVILMS 121 Shady Way Al Marshall Leaders 4g Shop Sports 33 Hi-Y 2 ROBERT WINTERKORN 157 Dorbeth Rd. Windy O. L. P. H. Boosters lg Council 43 Engineering 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 23 H. R. Volleyball 25 Na- tional Honor 33 Voice 23 Memorial Parade lg G. A. R. Parade 13 Music Festival 1 ff JOHN WALKER 86 Lodge Dr., Pt. Ploaszuit, N. Y. Spot-41 Durand Eastman Boosters lg Track 35 Graphic Arts -1 DOUGLAS WILSON ' 61 Grand Ave Doug No. 33 Engineering 3, 45 Elections 25 H. R. Basket- ball 2g Honor Roll lg Leaders 45 Stage Crew 35 Voice 1, 25 Traffic 1, 2, 3, 45 Dancc Committee 2, 33 Marching 1,2g Boosters 1 , ff f JOHN ZIEGLER VICTOR ZAVACKI 1225 Portland Ave. 41 Klueh St, Oak St. An1lrcw'f-1 Vic Holy Family Edi-TCCYI 43 BOOSWFS 15 Glce Club 1, 23 Football 3, 4g Track 3, 45 Wrestling: 25 SC1'ViC9 4? Efliwnian 43 Tvch Follies 23 Volloy Ball Il, 43 Boostersg llonor Roll lg Inter-High Choir 2 Ecli-Techy Eclisoniang Gym Lt-arlvrg Service t RICIIARII SMI'l'lIEKb ILHU son 'Sliv 4-n' s' 621 ' AY w York if-..- 2 E It's What a Fellow Learns After He A Knows It All That Counts .ZX , ,,- EE w+ XS Q S .. NATIONAL HONOR Back row: H. Beye, A. Jones, V. Zavacki, W. Vogel, D. Pross, D. Merriam, J. Wilson, E. Daszkiewicz, P. Metcalfe, P, Braun. Middle row: S. Romeo, A. Brunner, S. Latone, F. Minkau, D. Georger, A. Schweitzer, R. Rutan, J. Veomett, W. Frost, R. Mielcarek. Front row: T., Boyce, R. Winterkorn, R. Taylor, L. Stewart, Advisor-Mr. Sweet, D. Tygert, C. Palermo, C. Stephany, T. Mc Intyre. Standing: H. Beye, T. Boyce, E. Friedman, W. Lotz, R. Winterkorn, W. Diesel, L. Stewart, T. McIntyre, G. Stephany, R. Baclier. ' Sitting: S. Romeo, J. Rapachietta, S. Latone, P. Braun, Advisor-Mr. Smith, D. Georger, R. Taylor, C. Palermo, D. Tygert. THE EDISONIAN Carmen Palermo, Literary Editor Lee Stewart, Editor-in-Chief Joe Persutti, Art Editor I John Rapachietta, Photo Editor Sam Latone, Business Manager Pete Ciavaffi, P1'0dUCti0I1 Manager Front - Jerry Kroll, Sam Latone, Lee Stewart, Carmen Palermo, Pete Ciavarri. Back-Sam Bertolami, James Martin, Mr. Percy, Charles Van Neil, Rabert Bacher, Terry McIntyre. TI-IE EDI-TECH Bill Clayton, Editor-imchief Marion Leonard, Associate Editor X A Ray Kosel, Feature Editor Bernard Sorioone Shop Editor John Perkins, Sports Editor 1 Sitting-John Perkins, Pete Ciavarri, Marion Leonard, Mr. Percy, Bill Clayton, Bernard Soricone, James McDonald. Standing - Robert Platner, Frank Schug, Jerry Kroll, Frank Meyer. STUDENT CDUNCXL B Lynch, C. Fyurnusa, J. Kirby, J. Braun, W'nterkorn, J. McConneii, W. Standing-J. Perkins, V. Zayacki, J. Ventura, . R. Chenneii, W. Christopher, J. Juzwiak, J. Adams, R. i DeWaid, D. Yeager, R. Kiefer, R. Reddy, J. Mack. Sitting- R. Adams, J. Deianey, J. Kroii, R. Kiefer, W. Howe, D. Georger, P. Perdue J. Moie. STUDENT COURT I 1 Standin 3-J. - Sitting-P JN1lson, A. Sch Q . Clavarri, P' Maleltzer, G, Will' ese, Advis 1amS,A B OLMI' S . runner ' pringer v Br. , R, Rut mklow an, J Ste ' . phany 7 it i Pl'DX f'- rl 4tl ,.....ef, U. Ort, G. Airy, J. LaPiana, L. Capizzi W. --e,,, rw. Minch, R. Bartlett, F. Keon, L. Achille, P. Blier, C. Frumusa, R. Schoefel, J. Wilson. 3rd J. Remmel, K. Heberger, A. Brunner, P. Gordon-Smith, R. Singer, R. Childs, D. D. Merriam ,A. Travaglia, F. Geimer, W. Wirth, E. Wheeler, R. McKay. 2nd R. Voellenger, M. Palermo, D. Georger, W. Frost, R. Luchterhand, J. Mole R. Pixley, A. Schweitzer, P. Metcalfe, E. Kiessel, R. Beikirch, R. McConnell. Front-N. Nicht, R. Saxe, J. Torchia, K. Liddle, S. Latone, G. Stephany, D. Raab, R. Forest, W. Dillman, C. Doyle, W. Diesel., TRAFFIC SQUAD D. Bennett: d 1 R Lucian0, G- Watson' R. Men 0 a' ' W. Gorman, - R .stevensom . I C lucci, 1 L Kimmel, R. Leimbergeff N 0 Brink OW' ' pugkaS, W' Tayliffts t Row - R- l Worden- Ellllnrbacll, P' Orr' L PROJECTIGN CREW N1 wr . Fatke. . Davxd . W 11 P1-Ojeisfigogfaobert Doerre Fred VISUAL AID AGVISOI'-lV1I'. bprmger, P. Hanser, T. Nihill, H. Rosenhagen, R. Doerrer. Back-J. McDonald, L. Achille, T. Ray, T. Geimer, R. Perry, P. Hanwell, C. Byers Front-N. Colucci, G. Maier, A. Schweitzer, P. Metcalf, R.Lyle i --.,uu2i1d, Howard Beye, Carl Friederich, Mr. Stoeber A ,......y Anton Neg! banto bapong .James Marun. nee1ing,X William Frost, Jack Wzfson. P- A, CREW , Gerard . Mr. Bryant' tt, R- Mgoley ltese R. Bailey, D' Hasse P. M2 ' x n A-rl,-xx' !4- d, 7 Front: If-Efbach, K. Liddle, A. Alleczna...--,, N. Coluccl, B. Clayton, L. Adams, F. Bishop. Middle: D. Campanelli, 0. Vitkovitsky, L. Warden, W. Guelzow, K. Mosholder, R. Lyle, N. Pasnak, F. Roy, B. Dustman. hs R. Stulpin, R. Keller, E. Spangenberg, P. Metcalfe, K. Stephens, E. Pareschi. Back: C. Burroug , R. Jones, J. Farmer, R. Freudigman, CHEER LEADERS Tony S h Pixley CDZW, Tom Czeb ' n Bl ' MOI, B . eler, Gerald Rufl21Fr1sch, Albert W. . ls, Frank Ciravoflllams Don L th O' , a top: Bok TECH SINGERS Front: D. Schlosser, R. Fortner, T. Russell, R. Perry, R. Palamitia, I. Ville, J. Rapachietta, R. Croucher, E. Nihil. Back: R. Kosel, R. Reddy, J. Steves, E. Van Ostrand, B. McManus, W. Porter, C. Schreib, J. Shaff, Mr. Troop Director. STUDENT OFFICERS Secretary - David Georger, President - Williafn Howe Vice- President - Ronald Kiefer, Treasurer - George Gooberlet, Secretary - David Georger, President - Ronald Kiefer, Vice President - Victor Zavacki, Treasurer - Wayne Wirth. I Q 3 FOOTBALL Front Row Bob Ryan, George Goodberlet, Dick Austin, Mike Panetta, Bob Mundorff Bill Diesel, Carl Friedrich, Mr. McNab, Br Benz, Mr. Boyink, Vince Paolotto, Sam Lombardo, Dick Childs, Chet Ventura, Sam Tantill, -Bob Schoepfel, Wayne Wirth. Back'Row Mgr. Bob Keller, Gene Liberacki, Chuck Petralia, Larry LeMoine, Vic Zavacki, Art Gabbey, Joe Piccola, Frank Kelly, Don Raab, Bob Bacher, Ed Nihill, Bruce Osborn, Dave Cox, Ron Schlosser, Doug Bell, Don Dichairo, Ken Wurzer, Chuck Frumusa, Bob Backus, Jack Coleman, Frank Keon, Dave Georger, Asstg Mgr. Howard Beye. Edison's 1950 football team finished its season with a heartbreaking loss to East High, 18-13, after a gallant fight which lasted up until the last minutes of the game. Edison went into the fourth quarter on the short end of an 18-7 score. Tech scored on an 82 yard pass-play and then proceeded to make good on an outside kick. After the ball was brought to East's 30 yard line, Jack Williams intercepted a pass, and the game ended with East High in possession of the ball. Mr. Benz was proud of his team and their spirit and also because they had enough guts to come back after two loses to obtain a -500 season aver- age. The team was one of the most spirited I have ever coached, said Mr. Benz, and he is sure Edison will have a good team next year. Football Sc-ores MEdison .,,. 0 Ellllll'2i ..... 38 Edison .... 0 Franklin .... ....... 2 '1 i'iEdison ..,.... 12 Olean ..,... . T Edison ......, 0 East ...... o Edison ....,.. l8 Monroe . T 13 .Iefferson .... 8 Edison fi ' ' ' IS Iudison ...,..,....,,......... I3 lzzist .....,.i. ....... 'Non-League Games Played for second place in the Eastern Division BASKETBALL Front - Norb Minch, John Mole, Ronnie Kiefer, Dick Benetti, John Chirillo. Back - Manager - Howard Mirch, Bob Keller, Paul Perdue, Mr. Mc Clumpha, coach Vincent Paolotto, Joe Vieira, Manager - John Perkins. Only one win against seventeen defeats was the record of the 1950-51 Tech court squad- However, Coach McClumpha does find some consolation in the fact that most of this year's team will be back and much improved next year. This, plus the fact that the reserves had a very good season, makes the outlook for next year much brighter. This year's team lacked both experience and height. Although the record doesn't show it, the team improved greatly toward the end of the season. Coach McClumpha's spirits are high because only Ronald Kiefer, Paul Perdue, and Joe Vieira will be lost by graduation. c FIRST HALF Edison ...... 42 Alfred Almond Edison ,.,,.. 33 Jefferson .,,,..,.. Edison ,...., 19 East .,.....,..,...... Edison ,,.,.. 34 Franklin ....... Edison ..... 48 West .,,, Edison ...... 40 Marshall ...... Edison ,..... 36 Monroe ......,. Edison .,..., 37 Madison ....,.,. Edison ....,. 50 Charlotte ...... SECOND HALF Edison ........ 34 Jefferson ,.... Edison ....., 23 East ....,...,.. Edison ...... 41 Franklin ...... Edison ...... 49 West .......... Edison ,.,... 28 Marshall ....... Edison ...... 51 Monroe ....... Edison ...... 46 Madison .,..,., Edison ..,,.. 43 Charlotte ,..... Edison ...... 35 Batavia ,.... at l BASEBALL Baseball Front - Charles Miller, Bill Egan, Bob Olsheski, Bob Goff, Dick Power, Howard Mirch, Bob Reddy. Back - Manager - John Gudonis Bob Lewellyn, John Mole, George Galen gonkllaab, Ronald Schlosser, Ronald Gerew, Norm Young, Joe Verna, Manager '- John er ms. Although Tech's team didn't win all of the games, there was a great deal of individual talent displayed and with a few more breaks they might have had a better season. George Galen Was signed for a contract with-the Chicago White Sox just after graduation. BASEBALL SCORES Edison .,,. 5 Monroe . Edison .... 4 Marshall Edison .... 9 Madison Edison ,,., 0 East ,...,. Edison ,.,, 7 West .ll.,. Edison .... 4 Franklin Edison ..., 3 Jefferson SOCCER Soccer Front - Joe Faulisi, Bill Howe, Robert Lewellyn, Howard Mirch, Walter Gay, TomNihill. Nihill. Back - Roger Judd, Richard Rizzo, Richard Penders, Phill Gordon-Smith, Lee Stewart, Richard Fike, Eward Daszkiewicz, Mr. Spiotti - Coach. SOCCER With only five starters held over from last year, Tech's soccer team had a very good season. The team under the direction of Bob Lewellyn and Lee Stewart came through the year with three wins, one tie, and four losses, ending up in fourth place. Gordon-Smith led the scoring for Tech followed by Howie Mirch, Bob Brown, Bob Lewellyn, Lee Stewart, and Bill Howe. Our ace coach Mr. Spiotti, is looking forward to a much better season next year, and he is losing only five starters. Soccer Scores Edison .... 2 Monroe ,. Edison .... lr Marshall Edison .... D1 West ...... Edison .... 0 Madison Edison .... 0 East Edison .... 3 Franklin Edison .... Jefferson Edison 1 0 Charlotte CRCDSS COUNTRY Front - Manager - Bill Frost, George Stephenson, Norm Buffard. Back - Jim Veomett, Joe Paris, John Perkins, Coach - Mr. McClumpha. CROSS COUNTRY Another fine year of running was turned out by our cross country team . After getting off to a bad start with losses to East and Madison, the team upset Monroe and beat Franklin. The next stop was Geneva and the sectionals where they were beaten by one point by Brighton 97-98. Leading runners for the Tech team were: Joe Paris, who was all- scholasticg Norm Buffordg Dick Taylorg George Stephensong Norb Minchg John Perkinsg and Jim Veomett. With only Taylor and Veomett gone the team still looks in good shape for next year because the reserves have runners coming up fast. Lead by Bill Camp, the reserves champ, they took second place. Other leading runners were Norm Lewandoskig Joe Muga- verog Bob Morton and Bob Pixley. Cross Country Scores Edison ..... ...... 3 1 East ...,,.,......... ......... 2 4 ................ .. Edison ..... ...... 3 4 Madison ...... ..... 3 4 Marshall ....... ....... Edison ..... ...... 2 zu Monroe .4...... ...... 3 7 West ............. ....... Edison ..... ...... 2 -1 Franklin ...... ...... 3 1 Jefferson ..... ....... V . SWIMMING Back Row: E. K. James, Coachg C. Lynng K. Lane, H. Beyeg P. Braung D. Merriamg D. Mendolia, Mgr., . Second Row: J. Hortopg R. Ellwangerg J. Veomettg R. Osborne. Front Row: C. Doyle, D. Jonas, D. Prossg L. Stewartg V. Derlethg J. Ventura. SWIMMING Edison, Monroe, and West ended this season in a tie for second place Edison lost a hard fought meet to Monroe and then was defeated by Mar- shall for Marshall's 101st straight win. In spite of the loss of three very good swimmers, Ralph Lucht, Bob Kesel and Tom Donovan, Edison came up with a fairly good team. Spurred on by Bonnett, Lane, MacLaughlin, Ventura, Veomett, and Osborne the team completed one of its best seasons in its school's history. A lot of this credit is due to Mr. James's fine coaching. Next year's team will have a strong nucleus around which to build a good team even with the graduation of John Ventura, Jim Veomett, Paul Braun, Charles Doyle, and Howard Beye. SWIMMING SCORES Edison . 54 Madison Edison 51 Franklin Edison . 58 East ....... Edison ..... 42 West ...... Edison ..... 56 Jefferson Edison , .. 60 Charlotte Edison ...,, 35 Monroe . Edison ..... 27 Marshall WRESTLING Back Row: R. Mielcarek, B. Neutzel, C. Schreib, W. Wallock, W. Hrynak, R. Reddy K. Wurzer, P. Gordon-Smith, D. Ashton, W. Mclilligott, P. Bleier, J. Beachel, F. Ballard E.Nichols, W. Frost, R. Kohlmeier. J. Yawman. W. Gay, F. Katerle, Mr. Benz. Front Row: W. Howe, W. Scally. W. Egan, P. McElligott, D. Hoepfl, D. lVebber W. Rogers. WRESTLING Although this year's team was not too successful in winning, it was suc- cessful in developing good prospects for the coming years. The nineth and tenth grade standouts were: Pat McElligot, William Wallock, Robert Kohlmaier, Walt Gay, Ken Wurger, Dan Weber, Ken Becker, and Edward Nichols. This year's edition of Edison's wrestling team loses only three seniors: Bill Howe, Bill Scally, and Bob Reddy. These fellows had fine seasons and will be greatly missed. Bill Howe was captain and did a fine job of keeping up a fighting spirit despite a rather poor season. I 1 9 W' ABQWLING Back-E. Kiessel, B. Heuther, R. Mundorff, E. Wheeler, L. Smith, R. Jermyn, D. Sant- angelo, R. Graus. Front-A. Alletzhauser, E. Derleth, F. Pusateri, N. Boufford, B. Welsher, A. Andressi, C. Gfeller. BOWLING Another fine year of bowling was turned in by the Edison keglers. The Edison II team, having 37 wins and 11 losses, finished in second place. Franklin won the title with 43 wins and 5 losses. Edison I team finished in sixth place while the Edison III team took seventh place. The III team took over after Madison dropped out of the league. The Tech bowlers who averaged 150 or better were, A. Andressi 158, R. Graus 153, N. Boufford 152, and E. Wheeler 151. The captains of the teams wereg A. Alletzhauser of Edison II, F. Pusateri of Edison I and C. Gfeller of Edison III. All in all, the three Edison teams had a fine season. TRACK Front Row J. Ventura, J. Meyer, A. Jermyn, L. Moss, F. Thompson, J. Ammann, L. Anderson, A. Frame. Middle Row N. Bufford, C. Petralia , D. Smith, D. Georger, R. Norman, V. Zavacki, L. LeMoine, A. Gabbey, J. Kuhn, R. Miller, J. Snyder Back Row Coach - Mr. McNab, J. Perkins, J. Kroll, D. Tygert, S. Capone, F. Kelly, P. Kubarycz, G. Flannery, J. Piccola, C. Frumusa, B. Jermyn, R. Bubel. City Scholastics: John Eblacker won the hurtles- Bob Miller placed in the quarter finals of the 440 and qualified for the Sectional Meet. Joe Meyer also qualified for the Sectionals by winning the 880. The mile was taken by Francis Thompson. Bubel and Moss won the pole volt. Tech's relay team came in second. Sectional Meet: Hurtles were taken by John Eblacker who missed the record by only one-tenth of a second. Francis Thompson placed in the mile. T1 Scores Edison ...... 47 1 F12 Monroe ..,. .12 .,leTi'e1'son Edison ..,.. 631 3 East ....,... .. 51 C'h:u'lotte Edison ...... 36 Madison ..... 60 1 ' Blarsliall Edison ...,.. West -19 l '3 l'1l'2llllillIl TENNIS i-7' le Rallm 1'uUm'l'V ii DoxwY1U - ,- - Guv Swe- ' 'Nl 'lntv!'0- U' Stwndxng, - fl evry A k . Front - Bill HOWC' TENNIS TEAM During the 1950 tennis season our team did well and most of the other schools were quite well aware of Edison's entry. Although we did not finish in first place we did have an entry in the interscholistic meet in June. Tom Donovan reached the semi-finals to lose a close match to the interscholastic champion from Marshall Sportsmanship ran high during the 1950 season and win, lose, or draw the team may be counted on to show up well again this year. ,. is , is AUTOGRAPHS W K JB fqfployjnj J 4 1 Q M ,W bs, - ,Y 2. -J 4 'X . f i . A. ,W fg, 4 x, 3, .F fy? ml ' uwq sgiml 1 U' E .r ' ' -Ik, ...- YUQIQ E 'I .ig mi-,., up in ,,o- E -dl' ,I , 1 5, 'X ri-4, -P .9 M I Mg! ,K 1 1 W, X., ,gy JF 'Si-' K! 1 , ff. NYM! 'Y , ., , r tm 3 1. nf pw A+ Y ,il is in ian! 1-- 5 ilv 'u W . ,W W s ' . -, , ' 1. 1 - . f ,f-if Ill A r E 'Z'-S . 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