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

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' F ,N qw ,mi .,,if'f3'2--5 V . ,, , f . X. .AWM A W ' , M ' X' Q-if A' M X 1 ' ' - vfy . 'ff ng ? ' 1 JL '-'E A Y l .1 1 if Q .. ,. . if W 9 3 A X -Q-15 . H.. ' , u ..-If Ti an 2.7. s 1 . I D HP: 1 5 ..f,j IH ' . - h ' L W V. , .. 4 i WM we X .. .2 ... V 4 X-.Ju if X x lu llllliiullusuuuu us uuusuuwu llalllgllilllilllolsntzliulails an all lllilllllilllililuntilll 2 lllllilllllunllltnttlllnnuuegv THE EDISONIAN 1958 Volume 49 A Year Book Published by the SENIOR CLASS EDISON TECHNICAL AND INDUSTRIAL ROCHESTER, NEW YORK HIGH SCHOOL 2 'I ABLE of CCNTENTS Fokfwokp g Yet all experience is an arch where thro' gleams that untravelled world, whose margin fades forever and forever when l move. CU lysses-Tennyson? Forty-nine is a magic word in American history, for this was the year when covered wagons moved westward, carrying thousands of pioneers in search of gold. Their pioneering is a golden chapter in America, a chapter filled with courage, great deeds, the tall tales of the new West, with the color and vigor which continue to enhance and enrich our American heritage. Just forty-nine years ago, in Rochester, another group of pioneers answered the challenge of another frontier. We were on the threshold of a great industrial and scientific era, and there was a need for trained workers to participate in the development of this new era. These later Forty-niners fittingly chose the name of a great American inventor for their school and as Edison Technical and Industrial High School set out to blaze a new trail in vocational and industrial education. Today Edison stands on the threshold of a great adventure. There are still worlds to conquer, new trails to blaze. This is the atomic age - the age when men have embarked on the great adventure of conquering the mysteries of space. To the achievement of this .task, we, the present Forty-niners, are urged on by the courage and visions of those earlier Edisonians who have taken part in this great adventure. Edisonians fought and died in two world wars to give us the freedom to think, to save for us the materials with which to build a better world, and to set us the example of courage and vision that will be our inspiration to carry us on our way. To these Edisonians and to their teachers, to the men who fought and died to preserve a free world, we pledge ourselves to carry on their work. We shall seek for a new treasure to be found in building a world of peace and plenty for all men everywhere - a world in which there shall be no barriers of race, creed, or color - a world in which the only bonds by which men are bound shall be the bonds of brotherhood and love. With this pledge, we, the class of '58, go forth, grateful for all that has been given us, determined to play our part in the great adventure of this new age. For his achievements, which merit the greatest praise, For his loyalty to Edison Tech, which is a constant inspiration, For his exemplary leadership and strenuous activity in preparing the way for a greater Edison Tech, For his genuine sympathy with the aspirations and endeavors of student life, For his unselfish and efficient service to Edison Tech, For his friendship and cooperation in our school and its enterprises, This volume of The Edisonian is with deep respect and sincere appreciation, dedicated to Paul K. W. Springer Vice Principal .fir 'Hx To THE Ju E ,958 GR D u TEQ You are members ot a very speciai ciass at Edison. i regard ou as my tirst graduating ciass. Ptithough my association with Edison has been iimited to one schooi year, during that time i have been priviieged to share with you some ot my ideais, phiioso- phies, and pians tor a better schooi. Your ciass aiso wiii be remembered as the ciass which raduated during the tittieth anniversary ot this wondertui organi- zation. i hope that you have inherited some ot the sisiiis, sacri- ticiai spirit, and toresight possessed by its tounders, administrators, and teachers who have served since i908. Einaiiy, your senior year has been iived in an environment d enthusiasm over the prospect ot a new awareness t industriai and technicai education d ot Education. ' d with the ot excitement an ot the increasing importance o by parents, poiiticai ieaders, and your Boar i have contidence that you have been eauippe owiedge, sisiiis, and attitudes which are so essentiai to the mastery and controi ot the eiements. in this worid ot eiectronics, atomic power, and space travei which contronts you, i isnow you wiii succeed it you approach each probiem with a humbie taith in God to give you the necessary courage and strength to go on to heights. NSW ADMINISTRATION Paul K.W. Springer VICE-PRINCIPAL William 0. Olsen P R I N C I PA L we ,NR . M ff M, E XX 2 1' W ,af L E,:.' Qi 'E R 1 lv 4 WL as Y 1 fzszlfiaxf an P , if L . xx 'A HL, xx. i 'i'ZgQiigiiii ,.1. w. Q52 V fa f f 1 4 if I A dr 1. sm, N--...... X, L X, if aff'- '5- 9 qu-If' ix EUGENE F. KENT FEBRUARY 1, 1902 APRIL 29, 1957 Twilight and evening bell, And after that the darkl And may there be no sadness of farewell When I embark. For though from out our bourne of time and place The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my pilot face to face When I have crossed the bar. LORENZO C. CARLTON CROSSING THE B R Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for mel And may there be no moaning of the bar When I put out to sea. But such o tide as moving seems asleep, Too full for sound or foam, When that which drew from out the boundless deep Turns again home. HOWARD S. BENNETT JANUARY 10, 1888 OCTOBER 21, 1957 - Alfred Tennyson oc'roBER 29, 1890 I Novmssn 26, 1957 I 1? 4 4 .Jai sn PVS' -if . ., 7 J ., QQ? f iff' X, 'Q' f in t': Gi Q. , . Q x . f av., f 13. if ai? 32.4 zz al A zswff fi li 3 f 5 .' E525 ' , t A uf Q ' .11 5 I ., Q -EY' F I Q5 A 'T Q f 5 . h m I 5 E 1 , , . Q A 1225: Sl x 5 3 Q ,EQRJZ , W' ?' X hu 'sr 5 fs ff 1 !f Q a a ' . Q ' ' I Y! f . A ' M ' '11 ,Q L 1, .IAX m m x,., f 4 A . 1' 2,-1 1, 55 -- ,iiszi X '. A ,w . qargg :N . . 7 ir?'iHQge'f1-ff 34, 51314. 1 T ' if in A-:q ,fig .5 f ifkssgqfizwl hifi? A ., + f.fj'f..z'.. 2,1 34: , I .f if . - . yr' .i . Q: W ' 5' Qi- .l,.s f w as A ,,1Smg',v5x in W i fi - -12+ Af 5 95' v '3, i'Q':, My v , Q., ,I -3 1 f m ' 5 M LL.A - V V '33 L X --..- f 5 A I' A 9 X . 5' Q if 5? it F1 9.4, , . ,ff 1 .v , ,,1, .1 T 4' F sg U , W... 'WW wf as M A EIGHTH GR DE Seated: Joseph Gillen, Stanley Parker, George Jung. Standing: Aloys Schneider, F. Russell Abrams, Jack Hayes, John T. McGuire. I2 First Row: Blossom, Osborn, Popplewell, Milbredt, Hungerford, Schlosser, Spence, Zimmerman, Webster, Betters, McKechney. Second Row: Swetz Cavallucci, De Lorm, Schumaker, Hirsch, Dawley, Gesell, Bartl, Strassner McCormack, Panke, Paone, De Hollander, Giunta, Battaglia, Gates, Stopani Third Row: De Roller, Fleischer, Nichols, Welty, Ottaway, Angora, Falbo Fava, Forbes, Follett, Keller, Callari, Galiotti, Heerkens, Robinson, Davis, Nolan, Riggerello. 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A 'A ' 'S up -N: fy i , V, I if Yu ffikanisfv fg is JL N S , A -A ' , E A A - , X ,Q-:5ff1 :: JE ' ,. : wvmn I, , L V35 A1 t 3 W ' - M ' xi 1 gg? -for wt ' . 5 1 A fy 3 ' ff, K WF 1,4 Wai Q All ' 'i F 4. . fur, -Q XM W W NN 1 'LL' ig.QflQ,QlQ'.QL,,.Qf' I A TL5wfsi?4g33i i Eg wee. W' '32- K X-.. ug? 5 f Ea., , Yi' ,Y A ' E K, hfsgeswffff w .s 3 'K 1 ,Q 1 Q 5 ,- h V ix if wifi, A V5 Y f 2 Q' mf . , L, uv. 'L Y- W 5 , ff L' I v if E e 3 gs , W ' 5, 'ex K-.Q NX M. W. Q35 1 X A sys? Q S X I 'X S mp. wh QR 1 XR ilk! H y . .5 F fb , iii A r 5 k F W, V5 4,4-ff' E ii S. xx 3. X 'NX A X, is Q... gf'f, is xg: il Qi v Qsggiskiri -:ff is, XEXXXWJGEEE EFQREKXR lll Ill? 'NIMIID l. lg i 'iii iil HI lll 2, A!! Q55 s Qi ii? , W x G.. Q YMJWM ,- gf-nn M ' J- M .I fm ,x,f ,,, i uk--.fx Mathematics and Science Faculty Seated: lngraham Humphrey, Vincent Fazio, Joseph J. Young, Henry Goebel, Joseph Gillen, William H. Ridley, Jr. Standing: George Jung, Clifford C. Clarke, Julius D. Stanton, Jack Hayes, Robert A. Wohlrab, Ralph N. Gibbs, Edward J. Farrell, William J. Cox. MATHEMATICS SCIENCE A BIT OF GECMETRY Q Q Q Y Q 25. 7 1 ,ag -f- . 15 15 f - z Q f 5 if , EQ ? i JE I X mf Q 4 -z A 35?-f 6 is 'Q nk I W QL ,Q we ,Q 5 Wk 1 PECIAL SERVICES Seated: William Crosby, Ethel L. Bearss. Standing: William J. Cox, Mrs. Arline Schlueter. The services which implement and aid teaching are classified as special services. Some of these are the pro- gram offered by Mr. Crosby in which he instructs teachers in the use of an overhead projector and the equipment used in connection with it, the visual aid crew, headed by Mr. Cox, which operates visual teaching aids such as rnovie pro- jectors, and the services of Miss Bearss who represents the Business Education Department and assists in the Record Room. Other services rendered are those of Mrs. Eleanor Burgess, Speech Therapist, Mr. Harold Schwartz, Psycho- logist, and Mrs. Schlueter, the nurse. 22 Program Director ,aaa , H Nurse .waefafaffa Special Assignment ,. C W Speech Therapist . ,c,,.. Psychologist are .... , W.. Audio-Visual Aids ..-- Eighth Grade Program Coordinator .,a,,-.a-,, .,..William R. Crosby Mrs. Arline Schlueter Miss Ethel L. Bearss Mrs. Eleanor Burgess Mr. Harold Schwartz ..aaa..William J. Cox , a,-.-John T. McGuire SQ: N? f f ,idk ' ., . nl , W ky Qs k ', ' 5 544 -f , ' A x n K KK . 1 , T-ls i Q , , L V N X4 wi' 1 .11 X, x , ,r'fye,fK K' 3 ,4 .Nw 1 X7 it X faux QE' 'kkr A' ,, ,haf I - k 1 by 4 . R 4 i .V A X . XA M T, f 5,7 , r aw adn 1 4 , 3 -.1vL-11' Y s A - Q fl ' 1 iffy W 0 fwkgf 'J' I ,4 .f 5 X' 1 1, l x f, ' , U I . f 1 ffm: Q 56 Q34 gg fe if galil' HQ 1 K ,f 1 VX' 5 W 1 QT X -- Jennie Fornieri, Mattie Toto, Mary Ann Oleksyn. CAFETERI STAFF The cafeteria makes available to our stu- dents at minimum cost warm lunches of maxi- mum nutritive value carefully prepared under sanitary conditions and develops upon the part of the students intelligent discrimination in selecting toads. Food is prepared to look and taste as de- licious as possible so that children will eat the right kind. Menus are built around fruits, vegetables and milk because many children do not receive enough of the protective foods at home. Milk is served in as many forms as possible. The food in the lunchroom must be planned not only for students who buy their whole meal but also for those who wish to supplement lunches brought from home. lt must be varied enough to appeal to the hungry student who chooses a light lunch at noon and it must appeal to those patronizing the lunch room every day of the week. The staff in Edison Tech's Cafeteria con- sists ot one trained dietician and eight people. All food and baked goods are prepared just as it would be prepared at home. Seated: Ruby O'Connell, Helen Lang, Esther Cansdale, Idc Phillips, Martha Paneitz. Standing: Marcella Long, Tom Nersinger, Harvey Var Allen, Jack Bayer, Dorothy Vincent. s 24 'Sy , ' .Q I , ,Q Y E A . A - V ' N4 is Mya Q fx, 2 QL sr in W., s W Q ,-5 'Aw Xl: in di KAR, wr i 14. 'ik f r Ni 5 2. 2 A -ix XY V W id G ,Af V 'yi . 2 I5 'f 7 XR ' ,X - 5 RE ,J R! yn HL JK, , m H YE i Q, ,gdxrf Q ,Fw ,, wk 'K 1 ,wif F , 5 YQ' - . :s1' Q2.E .Q .:.. .qkx 3 X ff VL . , af' 3 , M, 5 .W SQ? r K ,mu t ,,.:,.N.gh. . i .g.4Q,f31'5!fi' X ,Sie J' lx gig 5 Q5 .a x r X qw Q43 'Q K 'ff S if ,f ev 5 J at ax 5 K 2, if i lx 3, 3 J 'WW QA. f 3 5 X 2 as r H if Q-Wswh 53 I Q A sw 3 Sg mx . if A A4 K- X: 1. 1. ff f if aw' .51 X, 2 SQ, if , M ,N . X. A ff X f 1 X :TS ,V ,w Lrkgif , b . 73 ' Q , -.I 4 f My ,L 1 J X 5 335 S v' E -'f gi' we 3 1 4 iw ' 4 V. yi X W4 ... WI' uf rl Xp hm, W,-f n5d?,g.1.'h i if '3 X QW f 3, F aim' Y, '23 'X 4 I xg Q fxfy if '.?n,g11w dmAV x 'V .V .4. 2 i, k wg' ff ., 1 Vw' ' dn. JHN. 1:5 l l 27 ? N1 X '38-'vg,,, ff? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS MISSION ACCOMPLISH ED g SENIOR C Ass ' ' X I VN f 5 1 A O Q iff:-533, ,, I958 1. JQWA . 1 E Lx 5 K 17, iff! ,..,7, gf5wfQ,:1:,z::5E-mf 2122 ?Sf'?fflf1152SQ,Q Q N JAMES T. ADKIN DONALD ALLEN WILLIAM ANDERSON CHARLES ARCHETKO Af CHARLES ARGENTO, JR. CARLTON R. ATER RONALD C. AYERS ROBERT W. BARKER FREDERICK J. BAUER LAWRENCE J. BAUG RAY BECKER RICHARD L. BELDING PAT BLEIER HARRY BINDER PHILIP BOEZILLERI SIGBERT P. BRAUCH 25'-X .Q SENIOR CLASS I 55 if 'X 55- Q, W4 Cf ,gp I Ag ki uf I A I958 S x jfu I 'S XS 9 30 THOMAS 0. BRAUN PAUL D. BREAREY VINCENT J. BROWN CARL J. BURKHARDT JOHN R- CAIAZZO GERARD R. CASE JAMES CATERNOLO JOHN CHRISLEY .I XX , X , SENICR CLASS A I5 VN fi 1,4 ,A Y ,,,,, , . . Xia , 7' R E6 V3 T' ,ff f ws 4 ' ,RS X NZM ' 'vucxqr M .K K -, .uhflli 14: - ,....Y , , 31 rf-N TT . X, 'lf M SENIQR CLASS Asf15jfC ' of 'S ff x -er' I9 53 A - XS X 5 RONALD A. CIESLINSKI THOMAS CIESLINSKI SAMUEL J. CIURCA, JR. RICHARD C. CLARK NORMAN H. COATES ROBERT A. CONGE RAYMOND B. COWAN EDWARD S. CUMMINGS 32 -1'N SENIOR CLASS f L II Fix I J If ..-32-S-AfIf- 1 ' I I dx IRQ? ,fi .gi f . , Lg? I' X O f e k b l . .ig F, less ' , ,, 5 vs A 5 BQ 54,3 .gr ff I JAMES J. CUSIMANO KENNETH DE BUCK RICHARD A. DE NISE ANTHONY R. DI CLEMENTE THOMAS W. DIEM JAMES M. DITTMAR EDWARD DOERR RICHARD P. DORAN 33 S JOHN DYGA HERBERT I. ECKERT ROBERT M ELLWANGER C TIMOTHY ELPHICK DAVE EMLER ROBERT C. ENRIGHT BERNARD J FLANAGAN EDWARD FRANUS I ,AAQDIT I SENIQR C Ass -4 1 ---., X . i 1 N- E 51, 34 2'7l A 4' ' x , X b. Q2 Vggfk ,f My A ,ff 5 1 ,N JO S- Exim,- ' N M .s Yu 11-if .., R WILBERT FREITAG GERARD J. GERSTNER ROD GOODSPEED WILL L. GORLEY LAWRENCE D. GRAHAM JOSEPH R. GUMINA DONALD E. HAAG RICHARD HARRISON SENIQR CLASS Q F 4g f ' ll, Q-.f X A R Cf - : gs f- 7 R'f aft' ' ' I958 fffyyi - 1 N f M, iffy ' ff A 35 1 X X X X SENICR CLASS fy cmlgqfx' A an iT. gk XV of f 1958 9' 4 gf QQ, wa: X X9-If Wmkxmu W. x x,f..rfj,1HZ' RONALD L. HAYNES FRED HEIGEL HENRY HEISTER ROBERT HENNESSY KURT HEROLD JAMES HERTZEL WALTER L. HIBBARD RICHARD V. HINCHEY 36 R X fi SENIOR CLASS of 2' A+iAAS,ff,3 l958 fm, Nx f , W S, GEORGE HORTO ALAN JENSEN DONALD E. HUCK THOMAS R. KASEMAN PETER IWASIW ROGER JASKULSKI .-ff' KENNETH KEMP JAMES C. KENNY TERRENCE W. KINAL EDWARD KLIPP JOSEPH V. KOCH FRANCIS L. KONESKI KENNETH KOTWAS GARY H. KRIEGER DONALD K. LANIAK LORIN A. LAURIN1 X' 1 S f A N SENIOR CLASS YQ i R4 XX .xi 61 ' ' ' fi Y 4' Q I958 f N S, 'U A Q i ' - Q Q ' ,grgii-er 1, O N QQ ,Q O , ,EQ ff 38 EDWARD LAVONAS JOHN A. LENHARD CHRIS LENTZER THOMAS R. LEO ANDREW J. LEWANDOWSKI ED MAHONEY FRANK J. MANCUSO JOHN C. MARTIN r-N A . -'J ' V In, X I ,f S E I O R C A S S ,K I j AG- 'T XX X df I P , J 'Lui A K A 'Nl A 'I A 4 mv, A ' QU , ,A of Kr 'f xh hxq- L 'rf , ' ' Tix .- F i L vs I .1 .fb SENICJR CLASS fimly Y 'AA ,,.x Jr' Q! NX R A' R f ..- N. . A 'N Xflx Xl! 'pf I N, ' ' ,A R K L, XLWNNEWQ-M. X.... N.. .. 'M!'C-LNYET, A ...E 1,3 F? . , ,,-su HOWARD MATTICE CHARLES F. MCKAY LESLIE MC MAHON ROBERT MC MICHAEL 40 JERRY C. MENZ BRUCE E. MEYER WAYNE MICHLIN JACK MIDWICK PW mix . 'xl t I R 0 xl SENIOR CLASS I A ' 9 I' NELSON D. MILES DONALD G. MILLER LEO MILLER LOUIS P. MINACAPELLI LAWRENCE K. MITCHELL RICHARD W. MITCHELL EDWIN MUELLER GEORGE MUHS 41 JOSEPH F. MUNGENAST WILLIAM H. NEWMAN MICHAEL A. NORTON CARL E. NOWAK BURWELL J. NoYEs MICHAEL D. OLEKSYN DAVID w. ol-IDERDONK DAVID OPLINGER XX .. J' - I ff x 'fff X S E N I 0 R C A S S -A2 U 4 if 'Q., R2-, . 'I of I I' ,J I X 1 QA 1I I - ' f 2 A .K ., , , II I A I' Ifxiifiifii I I958 I 4 . J WN, I-'I -' I ,Aff Lv fk X I' W f Q., i HI 5 -fd - A Iv-QI' 42 RONALD ORT ROBERT PALAZZO VINCENT J. PALLIFRONE JOHN PARK sAM A. Pemrons JIM Pnccnouz cHAm.ss PLANT v,-.LENTYN Pocuuuow f N X , X SENIOR CLASS ,, X A 9 F f . of ' 'N W Vx! .av ' ' ii 4 I9 . f M 4 w AA . ,if ' 4 gf all Qzl, ' -7511. nr,z- 4 43 NS S S SEN no R CLASS P, wx 1 0 .ai O f 1, .4 if fgasf A ,S ,I X 5 5- gg? . iff JOSEPH J. PRIVITERA CHARLES W. RAPP RICHARD A. RENZ RICHARD A. RINK JOSEPH A. RODRIGUES THOMAS ROBINSON DONALD B. RUSSELL SALVATORE RUSSO 44 'A 'TA . 1 xxx S ICR CLASS A Y IX. fffqlyl' xl, fs of -- 4' C NE!!-1 X HNQM . ,,1,.,'N1 i- .1 . , -z-.cA -- Q JOHN SADWICK DENNIS SARFATY ROY SAYLES SIEGFRIED SCHESKE ' J s., 1.4, s x I ,,1 'X ff 3154 Ia- CARL R. SCHIRTZ NORM SCHMIDLIN RICHARD C. SCHMITT DONALD SCOTT 45 JOSEPH A. SEDOR RONALD C. SEELMAN JOHN SESKO JOE SHORTINO GLENN SINGER DONALD J. SIRIANNI PAUL L. SKILLMAN DALLAS C. SMITH f .xl ' -. SENIOR CLASS . ' iff 'af' 'A '25 X If My gf 411 .,, A XI A IA I 1958 A 'YR df.. N4 w as If If W I , S ' f ' 'K A I I I S, .' I -' Q -... Q If Q p JOSEPH SMITH THOMAS F. SMITH WALTER J. SMITH ANGELO SPALLINA 3,-iii i.i,.f1 RICHARD STANNY GERARD STATT CHARLES H. STEVENS FRANK E. STOYLE 4. R40 SENIOR C ASS X., U ,n I x ,- 1 . I ,K 1 If!ff' . X ,. .1 A fr -xy i- h N Q W., U Q X . Q 4QI ff'L 9J1QS J? 9 , .13 , ,1 - - J ! 'gary y -' . Qu 'P' ' ,f 3 f ' I FHWA f 4 . X ' I? f x 5,13 vw SENIOR CLASS ,MQ S ZI of f' ft ROGER A. STRASSNER VINCENT SULLIVAN FRED SUTPHEN ROBERT SYLVESTER PAUL SZWAJKOS RONALD E. TAIT MICHAEL S. TERMINE ROY THOMPSON 48 1A X X SENIOR CLASS W, f l,rq,f' of ,. , A A SASL xw .' GU Q5 ug-Q 843 nu :rig-A K X:-1: x --C A L - M All . .4 457- 'ii ...- RICHARD E. TOOLE DOUGLAS VAN ALLEN ANTHONY VITALE DONALD L. VOORHEES FRANK WALDRON JAMES WALLACE CHARLES E. WERNER JOHN L. WHEELER 49 JAMES WIESNER DANIEL WILSON FLOYD WILSON RICHARD J. WISNIEWSKI JOHN H. WITTMAN RICHARD J. WRUBLESKI RONALD T. WYSOCARSKI RICHARD A. YANKLOSKI of I958 DAVID P. ZIMMERMAN 50 SENIGR ASS SENIOR TATISTICS JAMES T. ADKIN 103 Grand Ave. MACHINE - Service Corps 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, Life Saving. DOUGLAS W. ALBRIGHT 79 Cottage St. WELDING - Visual Aid 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Gymnastic Team 3, 4, Life Saving, Football 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Treasurer, Studeht Associ- ation Officer, Engineering Club 3, 4, Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 4. DONALD ALLEN 194 Bidwell Terr. AVIATION - Basketball 3, Honor Roll, Senior Ball, Swim Leaders' Corps, Aviation 3, 4, Wrestling 4, Life Saving. WILLIAM ANDERSON 254 Estall Rd. ELECTRIC - Honor Roll 1, 2, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, Visual Aid 1, 2, 3, 4, Engineering Club 3, 4, Edisonian, Chief Operator Visual Aid. CHARLES ARCHETKO 1037 N. Goodman St. DRAFTING - Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 3. CHARLES ARGENTO JR. 297 Webster Ave. PATTERN -- Edison Singers 3, 4, Developmental Football 2, Track 3, Tech Follies 4, Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 4, Service Corps 2, 3, 4, Music Festival 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. CHARLTON R. ATER 19 Brookview Rd. Churchville, N. Y. DRAFTING - Shop Sports. RONALD C. AYERS 6786 W. Henrietta Rd. PRINTING - Honor Roll 3, Engineering 4. ROBERT W. BARKER 279 Orchard St. MOTORS - Service Corps 3, Council 1, Football 1, Memorial Parade. DEAR TO US ALWAYS FREDERICK J. BAUER 166 Gardiner Ave. TELEVISION -- Bowling 1, Switch Board Crew 1. LAWRENCE J. BAUG o 68 Wilsonia Rd. MACHINE - Senior Ball, Visual Aid 1, 2, 3, 4, Service Corps 1, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross Council, Leaders' Corps 3, 4. RAY BECKER 47 Lorenzo St. ELECTRIC - Cheer Leader 1. RICHARD L. BELDING lonia, N. Y. WELDING PAT BLEIER 92 Parkside Cres. SHEET METAL - Honor Roll, Football, Bowlers, Ser- vice Corps, Swim Leader. HARRY BINDER 324 Colebourne Rd. MACHINE PHILLIP BORZILLERI 70 Locust St. MACHINE - Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 4, Voice 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Home Room Representative 2. SIGBERT P. BRAUCH 520 Paul Rd. MACHINE - Edison Singers 3, 4, Interhigh Choir 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Engineering 4, Tech Follies 4, All- Scholastic Soccer. THOMAS O. BRAUN 73 Resolute St. MACHINE - Edisonian, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Life Saving 2, 3, 4, National Honor 3, 4, Service Corps 1, 2, 3, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Swim Leaders 2, 3, 4, Standard Bearer 4, Council 2, Engineering Treasurer 4, Election 2, 4, Edi-Tech 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Sat. Mom. Red Cross Swim 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball, Student Court 4, Dress Council 4. PAUL D. BREAREY 157 Birr St. DRAFTING - Soccer 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 3, 4, Edisonian 4, Honor Roll I, 2, Service Corps 1, 2, 3, 4, Engineering Club 3, 4, Varsity Club, Memorial Parade 1, 2, Library Aid 1, 2, 3, 4. VINCENT J. BROWN 271 Cabot Rd. ELECTRIC - Honor Roll, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Edi-Tech 3, 4, Engineering 4, Service Corps 2, 3, 4, P.A. Crew 3, 4, National Honor 4, Jr. Health Committee Rep. 3, 4, Tech Follies 4. CARL J. BURKHARDT 1214 Portland Ave. ELECTRIC - JV Bowler 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Rep. 4, Leaders' Corps 4, Honor Roll 1. JOHN R. CAIAZZO 28 St. Rita Dr. DRAFTING - Wrestling 2, Band 3, 4, Track 2, Service Corps 3, 4, Baseball 3, Football 3, 4. GERARD R. CASE WELDING - Football 2, 3, 4, Bowlers 4, Honor Roll, Traffic Corps 4, Wrestling 4, Shop Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Engineering Club 3, 4, Leaders' Corps 4, Co-op 4, Student Association, Senior Ball, Varsity Club 4, Gym Leader. JAMES CATERNOLO 112 Queensboro Rd. ELECTRIC -- Leaders' Corps 2, Home Room Rep. 2, Office Crew 1, Council 2. TEEN TIME D. J. JOHN CHRISLEY 799 Glide St. MACHINE - Honor Roll, Varsity Club 3, 4, Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 4, Life Saving 3, 4, Service Corps 2, 3, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Swim Leaders 2, 3, 4, Engineering Club 4, Wrestling Tournament Champion. RONALD A. CIESLINSKI 130 Weeger St. MACHINE - Teen-Age Safety Council 3, 4, Honor Roll, Traffic 2, 3, Standard Bearer 4, J.V. Bowling 1, 2, 3, Varsity Bowling 4, Engineering Club 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, THOMAS CIESLINSKI 39 Weeger St. SHEET METAL - Bowler 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Traffic I, 2, 3, 4, Swim Leaders 4, Senior Ball, Gym Leader 4. SAMUEL J. CIURCA JR. 155 Third St. TELEVISION - Engineering Club. RICHARD C. CLARK 46 Coventry Ave. MACHINE - Baseball 2, 3, 4, Service Corps 1, 2, 3, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Engineering 3, 4, Senior Ball 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, Co-op 4, Edi-Tech 4, Edisonian 4. NORMAN H. COATES 63 Ransford Ave. SHEET METAL - Traffic 2, 3, 4, Gymnastic Team 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Cross Country 3, Swim Leaders 3, 4, Life Saving 4. ROBERT A. CONGE 30 Mayfair Dr. COMMERCIAL ART - Band 3, 4, Edisonian 4, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Lite Saving 4, Swim Leaders 3, 4, Engineer- ing 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, 4, Council 3. RAYMOND B. COWAN 2122 Culver Rd. ELECTRIC - Edisonian 4, Team Manager 4, Senior Ball 4, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Honor Roll 4, Switch Board 4, Visual Aid 2, Glee Club 2, Edi-Tech 3, 4, Engineering 3, 4. EDWARD S. CUMMINGS 158 Carter St. SHEET METAL -- Track 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 1, Leaders' Corps 3, Memorial Parade 1, Life Saving 4, Co-op 4. JAMES J. CUSIMANO 826 North St. DRAFTING - Service Corps 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Rep. 4, Bowling 3, 4, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Visual Aid 2, 3, 4. SENIOR STATISTIC KENNETH DE BUCK 165 Leighton Ave. MOTORS -- Honor Roll, Service Corps l, 2, Edisonian, Senior Ball, Office Staff, Visual Aid 4, Cheer Leader 4. RICHARD A. DENISE 472 Flint St. SHEET METAL - Swim Leaders 4, 'Cheer Leader 4, Life Saving, Sr, Glee Club 2, 4, Swimming Team 4. ANTHONY R. DI CLEMENTE 58 Lowell St. WELDING .- Band 1, 2, 3, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Senior Ball, Memorial Parade, Glee Club 2. THOMAS W1 DIEM 68 Copeland St. TELEVISION -- Inter High Choir 1, 2, Life Saving 3, 4, Service Corps 3, Swim Leaders 3, 4, Switch Board Operator 4. JAMES M. DITTMAR 545 Clifford Ave. DRAFTING - Bond 3, 4, Edisonian, Dance Committee, Swim Leader 2, 3, 4, Gym Leader 3, 4, Voice 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Life Saving 3, 4, Varsity Bowling 2, 3, 4. EDWARD DOERR 94 Oneida St. DRAFTING - Honor Roll, Baseball 1, 2, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Bowlers 2, 3, 4, Capt., Cross Country 1, Co-op 4, Service Corps 2, 3, 4, Developmental Football 1, Senior Ball, Team Manager 3. RICHARD P. DORAN 169 Breezeway Dr. AVIATION - Aviation 4, Engineering 4, Tech Follies 4, Edisonian 4. JOHN DYGA 1488 Norton St. ELECTRIC - Soccer Manager 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, National Honor, Follies Crew 2. HERBERT I. ECKERT 3820 Chili Ave. Churchville, N. Y. ELECTRIC ROBERT M. ELLWANGER 830 Crittenden Rd. AVIATION - Engineering Club 3, 4, Senior Ball, Traffic Squad 2, Aviation Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Edisonian 4, Life Saving 3, 4, Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 4, Swim Leaders 2, 3, 4, Swimming Team 2, 3. C. TIMOTHY ELPHICK 105 Bartholf Rd. TELEVISION - Swimming Leaders 2, 3, 4, Life Saving 3, 4, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Switch Board Crew 4. DAVID EMLER 110 Penrose St. MOTORS ROBERT C. ENRIGHT 231 McNaughton St. MACHINE - Engineering 4, Memorial Parade 2, Honor Roll 2. BERNARD J. FLANAGAN 12 Algonquin Terr. PATTERN - Honor Roll 1, 2. LAWRENCE A. FRANK 85 Bellwood PI. COMMERCIAL ART -- Edisonian 4, Senior Ball 4, Memorial Parade 1, Honor Roll, Leaders' Corps 4, Service Corps 3, 4, Council 3, Developmental Football 1, Engineering 4, Junior Prom 3, Senior Class President. EDWARD FRANUS 215 Norton St. PRINTING - Volley Ball 3, 4, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Life Saving 3, 4, Service Corps 2, Swimming 3, 4, Swim Leader 3, 4, Baseball 4, Graphic Arts 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball. SENIOR STATISTICS WILBERT FREITAG I59 Walzer Rd. MACHINE - Track I, Engineering 4, Leaders' Corps 4, Honor Roll I, Council 3, 4. GERARD J. GERSTNER I8 Lang St. TELEVISION - Bowling I, 2, 3, 4, P A Crew 3, 4, Leaders' Corps 4, Service Corps 2, 3, Engineering Club 3, 4, Switch Board Operator 4, Bowling Champions 2, Senior Ball, Edisonian. ROD GOODSPEED 49 Maxon St. TELEVISION - Visual Aid 2, 3, 4, P A Crew 3, 4. WILL L. GORLEY 18 Mulberry St. TELEVISION LAWRENCE D. GRAHAM 188 Standish Rd. DRAFTING - Life Saving 3, Leaders' Corps 3, 4. JOSEPH R. GUMINA 116 Glendale Pk. TELEVISION - Glee Club 2, 3, Engineering 3, Swim Leaders 2, 3, 4, Service Corps 4, Swimming 3, 4, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Visual Aid 2, 3, 4, Life Saving 3, 4, Switch Board Operator 4. DONALD E. HAAG 960 Blossom Rd. TELEVISION - Honor Roll 1, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I, 2, Basketball I, Engineering 3, Visual Aid 1, 2, Varsity 4, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Tech Follies 4. RICHARD HARRISON 94 Prospect St. MACHINE - Korean War Veteran. RONALD L. HAYNES I44 Sparling Dr. ELECTRIC - Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Band I, Edison Singers I, Tech Follies I, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, Glee Club. FRED HEIGEL IOI Mayfair Dr. TELEVISION - Edisonian, Honor Roll, Senior Ball, Band I, 2, National Honor Society, Tech Follies, Red Cross Swimming Inst., Leaders' Corps 1, 2, 3, 4, Life Saving, Swim Leaders I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Officer, Engineering Club, Varsity Club, Edi-Tech, Swim Team I, 2, 3, 4, Service Corps, P A Crew 3, 4. HENRY HEISTER 324 Conkey Ave. PATTERN - Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, Track I, 2, Honor Roll, Leaders' Corps I, 2, 3, 4, Swimming I, 3, Cross Country I, 2. ROBERT HENNESSY 2260 Lyell Ave. DRAFTING -- Wrestling 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Leaders' Corps 4, Life Saving. KURT HEROLD 70 Arthur St. MACHINE - Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 4, Engineering 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Basketball 4, Edisonian, Shop Sports I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES HERTZEL 12 Wedgewood Pk. ELECTRIC -- Tech Follies 2, 4, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Proiection Crew 2, 3, 4, Engineering Club, Memortal Parade. WALTER L. HIBBARD I5 Rutgers St. AVIATION - Edison Singers 2, 3, 4, Inter High Choir 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Tech Follies 2, 4, Honor Roll 2, Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Aviation 2, 3, 4, Engineering 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Voice 2 ,3, 4. RICHARD V. HINCHEY 79 Vermont St. PRINTING - Visual Aid I. GEORGE HORTON 75 Cuba PI. AVIATION - Honor Roll, Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 4, Voice, Aviation Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, Engineering Club 3, 4, Service Corps 2. ooNAl.o E. Huck 569 Hancheyfkd. TELEVISION - J.V. Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Service Corps 2, 3, 4. PETER IWASIW 23 Alphonse St. MACHINE - Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Soccer Captain, Gym Leader 4, All Scholastic Soccer 3, 4. RICHARD JANKOWSKI 161 Freiderich Pk. MACHINE - Basketball 3, 4, Engineering Club 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Teen Age Safety Council Rep. 3, 4, Sec. of Student Association 3, Sec. of Senior Class 4, Service Corps 3, Home Room Rep. 2, 3, Band I, 2, Tech Follies I, 2, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Memorial Parade I, Barn Rep. 4, Soccer 4. ROGER JASKULSKI 172 Rohr St. MACHINE - Leaders' Corps I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 3, 4, Football 3, Wrestling 4, Bowling 2, 3, Visual Aid 2. ALAN JENSEN 130 Chestnut Ridge Rd. MACHINE THOMAS R. KASEMAN 809 Post Ave. MOTORS -- Swim Leader 3, 4, Life Saving 4, Swim- ming Team 4. KENNETH KEMP 22 Siebert Pl. ELECTRIC - Tech Singers I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Voice I, 2, 3, 4, Inter High Choir 3, 4, Tech Follies I, 2, 3, Music Festival 3, 4, Student Council I. TEEN SCENE REPORTER SENIOR STATISTICS JAMES C. KENNY 284 Willis Ave. SHEET METAL - Tech Follies I, 2, Memorial Parade I, Honor Roll I, Swim Leader 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 4, Co-op 4, Bowlers I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Football I, 2, Senior Ball 4. TERRENCE W. KINAL 270 Culver Rd. MACHINE - Student Court Judge 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Edison Singers I, 2, Edisonian 4, Tech Follies I, 2, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Life Saving 3, 4, National Honor 3, 4, Swimming Team I, 2, 3, 4, Safety Com- mittee 4, Swim Leader 2, 3, 4, Standard Bearer, Music Festival 2, Developmental Football I, Engineering Club 4, Edi-Tech 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, Student Court 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Saturday R.C. Swimming Classes 3, Speak for Democracy Committee 4, Activity Ticket Sales Committee 4, Senior Ball, Dress Council. EDWARD KLIPP 934 Glide St. DRAFTING - Basketball 4. JOSEPH V. KOCH 20 Kappel Pl. MOTORS - Track I, 2, Leaders' Corps 4, Service Corps 3, 4, Bowlers I, 2, 3, 4, Co-op 4, Cross Country I. FRANCIS L. KONESKI 455 Brooks Ave. RADIO - Tech Follies 2, 4, Glee Club 2, 4, Junior Prom 3, Senior Ball 4, Jr. Red Cross Council 4, Voice 4. KENNETH KOTWAS I74 Winfield Rd. WELDING - Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Memorial Parade 2, Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 4, Visual Aid 4, Life Saving 3, Developmental Football I GARY H. KRIEGER 368 Barry Rd. LITHO - Wrestling 2, Traffic Squad 2, 4. DONALD K. LANIAK 25 Zimbrich St. PATTERN -- Developmental Football 2, Football 2, Engineering Club 4, J.V. Bowling 3, 4, Honor Roll I, Memorial Parade I. LORIN A. LAURINI 29 Pomona Dr. MACHINE - Honor Roll, Engineering Club 4. EDWARD LAVONAS 7 Buonomo St. PATTERN -- Leaders' Corps 4. JOHN A. LENHARD 45 Kron St. ELECTRIC - Engineering Club. CHRIS LENTZER I5 Princeton St. MACHINE -- Bowlers I, 2, 3, Basketball I. THOMAS R. LEO 20 Bleile Terr. PHOTO - Dance Committee 4, Tech Follies 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Service Corps 3, 4, Voice 4, Bowlers 2, Co-op 4, Glee Club 3, Edisonian 4 ANDREW J. LEWANDOWSKI 542 Flower City Pk. MACHINE - Honor Roll, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 4, Senior Ball, Student Council, Service Corps. ERWARD MAHONEY I04 Dewberry Dr. LITHO - Track I, 2, 3, 4, Teen Manager I, 2, 3, Honor Roll, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Traffic Squad I, 2, 3, 4, Tech Follies 2, Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4, Engineer- ing Club 4, Home Room Rep. 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Glee Club I, 2, Graphic Arts I, 2, 3, 4. FRANK J. MANCUSO 978 Clifford Ave. MACHINE - Home Room Rep. 3, Edisonian, Glee Club 4, Bowling 4, Leaders' Corps 4, Co-op 4. JOHN C. MARTIN 84 Diem St. AVIATION - Edison Singers I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, Inter High Choir 3, 4, Tech Follies I, 2, 4, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Life Saving 3, Swim Leader 3, 4, Voice 3, 4, Aviation I, 2, 3, 4, Engineering Club 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4. HOWARD MATTICE 9 Gladstone St. LITHO - Track 3, 4, Music Festival 3, Voice 3, 4, Cheer Leader 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4. CHARLES F. MC KAY I Hixon St. LITHO - Baseball I, 2, 3, AII,Scholastic 2, 3, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, All Scholastic 3, Football 2, 3, All Scholastic 4, Leaders' Corps I, 2, 3, 47 Service Corps I, 2, 3, Life Saving, School Wrestling Champ I, 3, School Treasurer, School Vice-President. LESLIE MC MAHON 55 Delaware Ave. ELECTRIC - Soccer 2, Engineering Club 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Leaders' Corps 4. ROBERT MC MICHAEL 594 Howard Rd. ELECTRIC - Honor Roll I, Band 3. JERRY C. MENZ I22 Waring Rd. MACHINE - Cross Country 2, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Service Corps 3, 4, Engineering Club 3, 4, Student Association Member 1, 2, 3, 4. BRUCE E. MEYER 212 Lux St. AVIATION - Aviation 3, Service Corps 4, Honor Roll I. OUR ELVIS SENIOR STATISTIC WAYNE MICHLIN I5 Hoeltzer St. TELEVISION - Edisonian 45 Jr. Red Cross 3, 45 Tech Follies I, 2, 45 Senior BaII5 Junior Prom5 Memorial Parade5 Leaders' Corps 45 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Engineer- ing Club 3, 45 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll. JACK MIDWICK 88 Oneida St. TELEVISION - Memorial Parade I5 Honor RolI5 Leaders' Corps 3, 45 Baseball I5 Basketball 2, 3, 4. NELSON D. MILES 488 Coldwater Rd. WELDING -- Leaders' Corps 4. DONALD G. MILLER I43 ParklRd. ELECTRIC - Cross Country 35 Track 45 Service Corps 4. LEO MILLER 54 Dayton St. PRINTING - Cross Country I5 Soccer 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Track I5 Edisonian 45 Leaders' Corp 2, 3, 45 Service Corps I, 2, 35 Engineering Club 45 Varsity Club 4. LOUIS P. MINACAPELLI I56 Pennsylvania Ave. RADIO LAWRENCE K. MITCHELL I57 Shady Creek Rd. DRAFTING - Visual Aid I, 25 Tech Follies I, 2, 45 Glee Club I, 2, 45 Stage Crew I, 2, 45 Voice I, 2, 45 Wrestling I, 2, 4. RICHARD W. MITCHELL 96 Lattimore Rd. MACHINE - Leaders' Corps 3, 45 Swim Leader 3, 45 Voice 3, 45 Engineering Club 45 Service Corps 3, 45 Life Saving 45 Student Association 45 Tech Follies. EDWIN MUELLER 53 Grafton St. TELEVISION - Sec. Red Cross CounciI5 Jr. Red Cross Council5 Honor Roll I5 Football I, 25 Student Council I5 Engineering Club 3, 4. GEORGE MUHS 64 Hoeltzer St. MACHINE - Memorial Parade I5 Service Corps 35 Cheer Leader I, 25 Glee Club 3. Jossvu P. MUNGENAS1' 99 Boffhoif Rd. AVIATION - Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Band I5 Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 45 Aviation I, 2, 3, 45 Swim Leader 4. WILLIAM H. NEWMAN I22 Grassmere Pk. MOTORS - Leaders' Corps 35 Cross Country I5 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Office Staff 45 Honor Roll. CHARLES A. NORTON MACHINE MICHAEL A. NORTON 437 Alphonse St. MACHINE - Jr. Varsity Basketball I, 25 Jr. Varsity Baseball I, 25 Wrestling 2, 35 Service Corps I, 25 Visual Aid 3, 45 Bowlers 45 Leader 4. CARL E. NOWAK I2 Peckham St. MACHINE - Edisonian 45 Senior Ball 45 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 45 Leaders' Corps 25 National Honor 3, 45 Service Corps 2, 3, 45 Standard Bearer 45 Cheer Leader 2, 35 Engineering 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Develop- mental Football 25 Memorial Parade I5 W.H.E.C. Disc Jockey 4. BURWELL J. NOYES 67 Nixon Dr. PRINTING - Football 2. 5 MINUTE BREAK MICHAEL D. OLEKSYN 24 Carl St. DRAFTING DAVID W. ONDERDONK 62 Milton St. PRINTING - Visual Aid I5 Chief Operator 2, 3, 45 Engineering Club 3, 45 Edisonian 45 Senior Ball. DAVID OPLINGER I58 Normandale Dr. PATTERN - Wrestling I5 Basketball I5 Co-op 4. RONALD ORT 96 Centennial St. TELEVISION - Stage Crew I, 2, 3, 45 Visual Aid I, 2, 3, 45 Band 25 Engineering Club 4. ROBERT PALAZZO I204 N. Goodman St. RADIO VINCENT J. PALLIFRONE 37 Mohawk St. MACHINE - Honor Roll I5 Leaders' Corps 3, 45 Engineering Club 45 Election I5 Visual Aid I5 J.V. Bowling 45 Cross Country I5 Shop Sports I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN PARK 450 Seward St. COMMERCIAL ART - Edisonian5 Dance Committee 3, 45 Tech Follies I, 2, 45 Swim Leader 3, 45 Stage Crew 2, 3, 45 Voice 45 Engineering Club 4. SAM A. PERITORE 205 Queensboro Rd. PATTERN - Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 45 Inter-Wrestling Tournament 3. JAMES PICCIONE 2I8 Curtis St. PRINTING - Wrestling I, 2, 45 Edisonian 45 Junior Prom5 Senior Ball5 Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 45 Service Corps I, 2, 35 Visual Aid 45 Co-op 45 Engineering 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 4. ' CHARLES PLANT 930 Atlantic Ave. PHOTOGRAPHY - soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Corps 3, 45 Service Corps 3, 45 Cheer Leader5 Memorial Parade5 Edisonian5 Senior Ball. VALENTYN POCHUNOW I , 218 Berlin St. TELEVISION - Wrestling 25 Soccer 35 Leaders' Corps 4. S IOR STATI TICS JOSEPH J. PRIVITERA 505 Portland Avenue PATTERN - Track 3, 4, Memorial Parade I, Honor Roll 3, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Service Corps I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4. CHARLES W. RAPP I22 Ohio Street ELECTRIC - Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 4, Life-Saving 2, 3, 4, PA Crew 3, 4, Service Corps 3, Swimming I, 2, 3, 4, Swim Leaders 2, 3, 4, Office Staff 4. RICHARD A. RENZ 456 Clifford Avenue MACHINE - Engineering 4. RICHARD ANDREW RINK 237 Dorking Road TELEVISION - Glee Club 3, Memorial Parade I, Honor Roll-I3 times' National Honor Society 3, 4, Service Corp I, 2, Engineering 4. JOSEPH A. RODRIGUES 39 Copley Street MACHINE - Visual Aid I, 2, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Senior Ball 4, Edisonian 4. THOMAS ROBINSON 5570 Ridge Road Spencerport, New York MACHINE DONALD B. RUSSELL 5II Jefferson Avenue Fairport, New York PRINTING - Honor Roll, Leaders' Corps 4 SALVATORE RUSSO I22 Clifford Avenue TELEVISION - Honor Roll I3 times, Intramural Wrest- ling 2, 3, Home Room Representative 3, 4, Engineering Club 4. THOSE WHO BUY OVER THIS COUNTER ARE AMONG THE MOST FAMOUS PEOPLE OF THE WORLD JOHN SADWICK DRAFTING - Track I, Senior Ball 4, Memorial Parade I, Honor Roll I, 4, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Life Saving 3, 4, Swim Leader 3, 4, Baseball 4, Cross-Country I, Football 4. 45 Henry Street DENNIS SARFATY ELECTRIC - Edisonian Staff, Red Crass Swimming Instructor Saturday Mornings, Tech. Follies I, 2, 4, Honor Roll-22 times I, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Corps I, 2, 3, 4, Lifesaving, Student Improvement Committees, Swimming Team I, 2, 3, 4, Swimming Leaders I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council H. R. Representative I2-I, Cheer- leader I, 2, General Manager of the Engineering Club 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Football 4: Glee Club I, 2, National Honor Society, Edi-Tech Editor I, 2, 3, 4, Student Court 3, 4. 3 7 Baden Street ROY SAYLES 66 Gilbert Drive MACHINE -- Wrestling Leader 4. SIEGFRIED SCHESKE 20 Evergreen Street MACHINE -- Edisonian 4, Track 3, 4, Cross Country Manager 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Edi-Tech, Varsity Club, Engineering Club, Teen Scene Reporter 4, Student Court 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Developmental Basketball I. CARL R. SCHIRTZ I34M Scrantom Street DRAFTING - Edison Singers 4, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Tech Follies 2, Voice 4. NORM SCHMIDLIN 97 Van Stallen WELDING - Co-op 4, Football 4, Tennis I, Wrestling I, Stage Crew 2, Gymnastic Team I, Swimming I, Swimming Leader, Leaders' Corps 3, Tech Follies I, Golf 2, Track I, Stage Crew 2, Honor 'Roll I. RICHARD C. SCHMITT 537 Maple Street MACHINE - Leaders' Corps 4, Co-op 4, Glee Club 3, 4. DONALD SCOTT 73 Atkinson Street MACHINE SHOP JOSEPH A. SEDOR 4 Carl Street MACHINE - Bowlers 2, Leaders' Corps 4, Senior Ball, Co-op 4. RONALD C. SEELMAN 64 Sheraton Dr. ELECTRIC - Honor Roll I. JOHN SESKO 36 Merrimac Street DRAFTING - Traffic Squad 2, 3, 4. JOE SHORTINO 23 Ringle Street TELEVISION - Honor Roll 4, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Visual Aid 2, 3, 4, Engineering 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Wrestling Tournament I, 4. SENIOR STATISTICS GLENN SINGER 22I Sparling Drive SHEET METAL - Football I, 4, Wrestling 2, Wrest- ling Tournament I, 3, Student Council 3, 4, Swim Leaders 3, Gym Leaders 4. DONALD J. SIRIANNI I8 Marne Street MACHINE - Cross Country I, Engineering Club, Stu- dent Council I, Honor Roll I, Shop Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Service Corps 4, Band 2, Assembly 3, 4, Wrestling I. PAUL J. SKILLMAN I36 Wakefield Street PRINTING - Football I, 4, Track I, Basketball I, 4, Leaders' Corps 3, 4, Life-Saving 4, Glee Club 4, Baseball I, Tech Follies 4, Swim Leaders 3, 4, Edison- ian 4. DALLAS C. SMITH 75 Roxborough Road MACHINE - Edison Singers, Inter High Choir, Tech Follies, Honor Roll, Leaders' Corps, Voice, Student Council, Glee Club, Football 4, Senior Ball. JOSEPH SMITH IOI Hickory Street DRAFTING - Service Corps 4, Glee Club 4, Cheer- leader 4. THOMAS F. SMITH I542 Worton Street AVIATION -- Honor Roll 3, Leaders' Corps 4, Service Corps 3, Aviation Club I, 2, 3, 4, Engineering Club 4, Shop Sports I, 2, 3, 4. WALTER J. SMITH 45 Forgham Road MACHINE - Track 3, Senior Ball 4, Engineering 3, 4. RICHARD LOUIS SOLOMON II29 Portland Avenue TELEVISION -- Honor Roll, Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 4, Service Corps 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Engineering Club, Bowlers, Varsity Club, Vice-Pres. of Senior Class. ANGELO SPALLINA I529 Clifford Avenue DRAFTING - Wrestling 2, 3, Edisonian, Gymnastic Team, Senior Ball, Honor Roll, Leaders' Corps, Service Corps, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, Co-op. 4, Develop- mental Football, Edi-Tech, Junior Prom. RICHARD STANNY 2066 Culver Road TELEVISION - Band I, 2, 3, 4, Edison Singers 2, 3, 4, Inter-High Choir 3, 4, Tech Follies I, 2, 4, Home Room Representative I, 3, Voice I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4. GERARD STATT 2800 Manitou Road MACHINE - Leaders' Corps 3, Service Corps 3, Honor Roll, Senior Ball Committee, Co-op 4. CHARLES H. STEVENS 2766 Ridgeway Avenue DRAFTING - Bowlers 3, 4, Honor Roll 3. FRANK E. STOYLE 513 State Street DRAFTING - Honor Roll, Leaders' Corps, Edisonian, Life-Saving, Engineering, Junior and Senior Ball Com- mittee, Junior and Senior Council Representative, Swim Leader. ROGER A. STRASSNER 735 Smith Street ELECTRIC - Leaders' Corps 4, Swim Leader 3, Office Staff 4, Senior Ball. ON TRIAL VINCENT SULLIVAN I6 Nile Drive AVIATION - Edison Singers 3, 4, Glee Club I, .3, 4, Tech Follies 4, Aviation Club I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Engineering Club 3, Honor Roll, Music Festival 3, 4. FRED SUTPHEN 230 Saxton Street MACHINE - Baseball 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Leaders' Corps 4. ROBERT SYLVESTER 25l Martin Street COMMERCIAL ART --- Band I, 2, Edisonian 3, 4, Life-Saving 4, Glee Club I, 4. PAUL SZWAJKO 54 Roser Street WELDING - Traffic 4, Service Corps I, Library Aide I, 2. RONALD E. TAIT I44 Furlong Street MACHINE - Cross-Country I, 2, Wrestling I, Basket- ball I, Track 3, Leaders' Corps 2. MICHAEL S. TERMINE 607 Portland Avenue COMMERCIAL ART - Leaders' Corps 4. ROY THOMPSON 294 Reynolds Street PATTERN - Basketball 4, Football 4, Track 2, Gymnastic Team I, Honor Roll I, Swim Leader, Voice 2, Co-op 3, Baseball 4, Soccer I, Stage Crew 3, Traffic 2. RICHARD E. TOOLE 75 Lanvale Street MACHINE - Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Tournament Winner I, Honorable Football Mention 3, Dance Committee 4, Tech Follies 4, Service Corps 2, 3, Gymnastic Show 3, Senior Ball, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Corps I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, President 4, Engineering Club 3, President 4, President of Student Council 4, Homeroom Representative 3, 4, Sports Editor of Yearbook 4, Speak for Democracy Committee. 57 TH E B RASS SENIOR S ATISTICS DOUGLAS VAN ALLEN I73 Willis Avenue TELEVISION - Bowling I, 2, Service Corps 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Engineering. ANTHONY VITALE 356 Sixth Street MACHINE - Traffic I, 2, Service Corps I, 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Edisonian, Leaders' Corps, Senior Ball. DONALD L. VOORHEES 2364 S. Union Street Spencerport, New York PATTERN - Track 2, Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 4, Service Corps 2, 3, 4, Track Manager 3, 4. FRANK WALDRON 2I3 Hager Road DRAFTING JAMES WALLACE 44 Elmcroft Road Bowlers I, 2, 3, 4, Memorial Parade 2. CHARLES E. WERNER IO8 Wilder Street MACHINE - Soccer Manager 3, 4, Wrestling Manager 3, 4, Baseball Manager 3, 4, Swimming Manager 4, Service Corps 2, 3, 4, Service Corps Captain 2, Service CorpsCommander 3, 4, Home Room Representative 4, Edisonian Photo Editor, Safety Committee 4, 'Library Aide 3, 4. JOHN L. WHEELER 358 Central Park TELEVISION - Honor Roll I, 2, Traffic I. JAMES WIESNER 1390 Maiden Lane Road TELEVISION - Visual Aid I, 2, 3, 4,Leaders' Corps 4. 58 DANIEL WILSON 90 Briarwood Drive MACHINE - Honor Roll I, Leaders' Corps I, Engineering Club 3, 4, Glee Club 4. FLOYD WILSON I98 Charlotte Street MACHINE - Korean War Veteran 2 Yrs., Honor Roll. RICHARD J. WISNIEWSKI 759 Norton Street MACHINE - Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, Homeroom Represent- ative 2. JOHN H. WITTMAN 936 Westside Drive WELDING - Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Tech Follies 2, 4, Co-op 4. RICHARD J. WRUBLESKI 724 Norton Street MACHINE - Service Corps I, 2, National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Memorial Parade I, 2, Senior Ball 4, Bow'ling 3, 4, Cheer Leaders 2, 3, Engineering Club 3, 4, Dev. Football 2, Edi-Tech 3. RONALD T. WYSOCARSKI 75 Eugene Street MACHINE - Track I, Engineering I, Honor Roll 2. RICHARD A. YANKLOSKI 4Ol Alphonse Street TELEVISION - Wrestling I, 2, Honor Roll I4 times, Leaders'Carps 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, Engi- neering Club 4, Wrestling Tournament Winner I. DAVID P. ZIMMERMAN 226 Greeley Street AVIATION - Band 3, Edisonian 4, Track I, 2, Senior Ball 4, Visual Aid 2, 3, 4, Aviation I, 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country I, 2. Tm, 4 1 , L x'4N3rr61fk , ' X JW,ff, x ,ix X M . W M, 0- MX fb ' X M I xg Y 2 r fl Wh' A vh 4 3 j f- 'F it-W K 7 ' .AL, Z f -A -, A' .j f X V fu .,,. J x x we J 1 , E -5 KQV? xi 1 X Q1 , SX ,,,.ulI1 QM L S. X. 4 , .x , .: 'x , 4'3I?.,, L , if ' . '1'. 4 W ' - .. lil-:xg g., ' --Ar-. IW L ' N 7 , ' 13 fe-ns , W , 5 5-and, , .f fiL , V 7 iii x.i?vJ',TL.!7.,,. !',,.Z.:M4. x , gf f :ii57:f 2'r --. , h L - W.,.,..-1' 59 sv, w. 1 X 1 J 53, rx . Q . Ji Y 55' - .2 X, 5 'Q : g ,.,. X A I :I V k 'If Q -,X jf -:Q Ne: . Z fir . QQ 5 5 is f First Row: Fred Heigel, Secretory: Dick Toole, Presi- dent: Chuck McKay, Vice-President. Second Row: Joe Hasenauer, Treasurer. First Row: Manna, Ferreri, Popowych, Hasenauer, Telschenko, Benfante, Monahan, Mr. Sprague. Second Row: Stoyle, Sarfaty, Caternolo, Werner, Brauch, Kinal, Lohrman, Harding , MaMoone Brown, Parella, Strike. Third Row: Gabel, Steffen- I STUDENT ASSOCIATION In I93O, the student body of Edison Technical and Industrial High School was organized to promote the welfare of the school. The Student Council was formed as the legislative branch of the Student Government. This body, elected in the English classes, drafted a constitution stating the purpose of the Student Associa- tion and its three governmental branches. Laws govern- ing the students and the Student Association officers were also entered into the constitution. This year the council is composed of fifty-eight members, one elected by each freshman and sophomore homeroom, and two representing each junior and senior homeroom. With the Student Association president as the presiding officer, the council controls all matters of civic concern to the student body, including school laws, collection and expenditure ot funds, the manage- ment of the service corps, traffic squad and student court as well as all school clubs and activities. In the opinion of the faculty advisor, these work experiences build habits and qualities that make better citizens. hagen, Heigel, Cox, Nancy, Braun, Kraft, Freitag, Toole, Gervasi, Masters, Hayes, Fourth Row: Bouwes, Balch, Gleichauf, Oechsle, McKay, Schmidlin, Singer, Stockslader, Lincourt, Albright, Jankowski, Lewandowski, Fischer, Palumbo. N 61 Seated: Siegfreid Scheske, Terrence Kinal, Mr. Santo Marzullo, Advisor. Standing: Thomas Braun, Dennis Sarfaty, Dennis Masters. TRAFFIC SQUAD First Row: Metzger, Nacy, Meier, Strike. Second Row: Hefferman, Coates, Pealo. Third Row: Lebbon,Naber,Mohoney,Captain. Fourth Row: Szwaikos, Case. Fifth Row: Westfield, Sixth Row: Mr. Sprague. The Service Corps organization is the pupils' own method for the enforcement of law and order about the school. lt is run by the pupils through their own officers elected by them. There are seventy-five boys in the Corps. Applicants must be recommended by their teachers and may be removed from duty for just cause by the faculty advisor. The Service Corps constantly seeks to raise the reputation of the school to an ever higher plane by establishing habits of neatness, order and decency. The Corps is responsible for the enforcement of safety and conduct rules in all parts of the building outside of the classrooms and the shops. Ten points credit toward a school letter can be earned by Service on the Service Corps staff. Mr. Harry J. Sprague is faculty advisor. STUDENT COURT The Edison student body is governed by a set of self-government laws. The Student Association legalizes the code of laws which the Service Corps and the Traffic Squad main- tain. The laws are designed to promote an air of discipline, order and also the insurance of safety. When a violation of these laws occurs an officer of this organization serves the offender with a ticket similar to those used by law en- forcement officials. This courtf Student Courti meets once a week and consists of a judge, four attorneys and a court secretary. An offender appearing before the judge may plead guilty or not guilty. If he pleads guilty, he is sentenced immediately. If he pleads not guilty, he is assigned attorneys and a trial by jury is held the following week, SERVICE CORPS. First Row: Linder, Lenoert, Blauesciunas, McNiece, Ballou, Koch, Adkin. Second Row: Polcyn, Voorhees Becker, Mr. Sprague, Catalano, Kowalski, Gomes, Werner. Third Row: Morf, Bergen, Cat- aldo, Caiazzo, Andrea, Raymond, Macano, Jansen, Huck, Bouwes, Argento, Brown, Van Allen, Brearey, Leo, Plant, Hosenfeld, Privitera, Menz, Gumina. Seated: Mr. Royal Sweet, Advisor: Dick Toole, Siegfried Scheske, Sigbert Brauch, Thomas Braun. Standing: John Dyga, Dennis Sarfaty, Dick Wrubleski, Carl Nowak, Terr- ence Kinal, Richard Rink. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A charter in the National Honor Society was granted to Edison Technical and Industrial High School on May 24, I933. lt is known as the Thomas A. Edison chapter. The purpose of the society is to stimulate a desire on the part of capable students to achieve the best possible scholarship, to render community service, to promote worthy leadership, and to develop the highest type of character. Students are selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Fifteen percent of the senior class and five percent of the junior class are eligible to compete for membership in this society. To meet the requirements for scholarship, a student must maintain at least a B average in all of his major subjects. Between the years l933 - l957, 699 students have been elected to the Thomas A. Edison chapter of the National Honor Society. This carefully selected group of young men has brought honor and distinction to our school and to the communities in which they live. TOP 5 SENIORS I. John Dyga. 2. Terry Kinal. 3. Siegfried Scheske. 4. Dennis Sarfaty. 5. Tom Braun. 63 Seated Don Haag, Vice-President: Dick Toole, President: Fred Heigel, Secretary. Standing: Tom Braun, Treasurer: Dennis Sarfaty, General Manager: Vic Maioli, Eleventh Grade Technical Represent- ative Fred Bauer, Twelfth Grade Industrial Representative: Mr Palermo, Advisor. ENGINEERING CLUB OFFICERS The Engineering Club has long been a tradition at Tech. lt is made up of Junior and Senior Technicals and a few of the high ranking Industrial students. This year, as in the past, we started the year's activities with a large banquet. A field trip to Detroit, Michigan highlighted the year's activities. Dances and movies kept all the members spirits high. This year's Engineering Club has kept Mr. Palermo and the Club officers, Dick Toole, Don Haag, Fred Heigel, Tom Braun, and Dennis Sarfaty really working. Lining up activities was a real job, but the officers came through and gave us a terrific time all year long. ENGINEERING CLUB First Row: Mr. Palermo, Caternolo, Spade, Sharp, Rink, Gerstner, Sirianni, Strassner, Wysocarski, Smith, Pochunow, Haynes, Piccone, Yankloski. Second Row: Ciurca, Menz, Russo, Goodspeed, Kinal, Nowak, Lolb, Van Allen, Ayers, Rapp, Swift, Wrubleski, Braun, Solomon, Enright, Becker, Frank, Pyga, Bauer, Cieslinski, Masters, Pallifrone. Third Row: Mahoney, Ort, Horton, Zimmerman, Walls, Herold, Sarfaty, Haag, Freitag, Donaldson, Gorley Breary, Brauch, Toole, Shorting, Lenhard, Wiesner Sperr, Kemp, Newman, Crisley. Fourth Row Zobniw, Conge, Scheske, Midwick, Miller, Farrell Hertzel, Hibbard, Heigel, Laurini, Elphick, Maioli Stevens, Stanny, Case, Cox, Dittmar, Jankowski Skillman, Ellwanger, Cook. VIATION CLUB 3 ,I ,fi First Row: Tom Smith, Fred Strike, Joe Mungenost, Stricker, Vincent Sullivon, George Horton, Bob Don Allen, Bruce Meyer, Don Corey, Pot Doron. Ellwonger, Wolt Hibbord. Second Row: John Lebbon, John Mortin, Croig Seated: Mohone, Cieslinski, Kinol, Sorfoty, Mr. Standing: Breory, Scheske, Solomon, Broun, Toole, MOrZullO. Hiegel, Crisley, Zobniw. 65 H sg 3 'fu 7121 , 4.22 , .Q L J'A7f75, Seated: Fred I-leigel, Siegfried Scheslce, Mr. Tuttle, Advisor. Standing: Thomas Braun, Dennis Masters, Carl Rister, Dennis Sarfaty, Terry Kinal. THE EDI-TECH STAFF This year marks the 37th year of publication of Edi-Tech as the official newspaper of Edison Technical andflndustrial High School. The school is indeed fortunate in having the facilities of Mr. Stanley Bohrer's Print Shop and the help of his students in publishing the paper. Dennis Sarfaty, Editor, and Fred Heigel, Assistant Editor, are among the eight staff members. Assignments covered by the staff are many items of interest to friends of the school, including: shop news, club functions, sport- ing events, student government news and interviews of new members of Edison's faculty. if L .-. .V L32 ? , fe H a its 3, Q , 5 Q, ' ,Sf Y' A Sf! If? is X 'lk 'sa S 'E ' Rik aff? i ' Ag fa 5 if 1 5' gi, 'st K ,X 9 - 2 ? SL x N k ' ' I , ,E fg Q ' , S , I . ' 1 1 f . 4 ef ' 4 5 ,i . Q Q i E 1 . f ., A ,: 'f if is gig' ri gg v .Qi. V, If 1 U fx, 4 ' fr- jf N Y HEX 'Qu 4 X' 4 r 'A kite J s 5 Eyre' Q J :iff 1995 U Hg 5 3 A Nav. 17 7 ' I Q S 546' WSWS? 6 . TECH SINGERS At Piano: Mr. Heckman, Accompanist. First Row: Mr. Troup, Advisor: Vaeger, Pardyjak, Fell, Lukasiewicz, Donaldson. Second Row: Benfante, Gervasi, Kemp, Schirtz, Hibbard. Third Row: Dichenson, Smith, Michaud, Miller, Farrell, Stanny, Rector. The Tech Singers are a selected group of boys from the Glee Club and Voice classes, chosen by Mr. George E. Troup, the director. This group makes numerous appearances including visits to various high schools through- out the city and in nearby towns. These boys have been received enthusiastically because of their musical ability and unique style. The Tech Singers are considered by many as the best High School singing group in the city. GLEE CLUB First Row: Mr. Heckman, Brown, Fell, Yeager, Brown, Rister, Gaesser, Ashton, Deagustino, Yob- bagy, Newton, Mazzoni, Benfante, Printy, Withee King, Wissick, Spade, Pieniaszek, Mattice, Jaskul- ski, Lukasiewicz. Second Row: Everett, Piccione Clark, Fahmer, Ormiston, Green, Gervasi, Wurster Breitung, Farrell, Kemp, Pumputis, Stuczewski Sage, Cummings, De Vos, Blood, Hefner, Thomas Donaldson, Denise, Bayer, Pardyjak. Third Row? I I Cataldo, Popowych, Bates, Masters, Koneski, Cawley, Bleier, Russo, Grauman, Smith, Michaud, Hibbard, Rector, Lana, Dittmar, Brennen, Harris, Woodard, Ross, Zborowski, Freitas. Fourth Row: Marlowe, White, Smith, Staub, Stanny, Lewandow- ski, Stockslader, Kapitan, Gleichauf, Skillman, Dickinson, Mancuso, Schirtz, Farrell, Miller, Wright. 69 : :qggxw I I z 5 5' 3 il a V 5 fx , f if k 5 5 I 5 i Li! k tri I 1 ,, gn f . ' - IE' . f E H .,,, ,. g f q K3 31 . .. , , UB, A if Ei .. 3 fy-' Q . bm ., ,f i E.-Q H 'N 'Ls W! I' 2 gf '--b 2 ? 3 Y 3, ff 1 x P V 5.76, fi , s ,SVQ Hfyi my- -uv .. A GK 2 A if 'P' ' ik -XA 7 f -, ,, 3 fx ,km 4 R A W, fan ' f ' A Q . rfffwsnkf ..:5::. 7 , -wb, f g Q57 M5 - 5 A' , f. Wg? hifi? mf-'fs21.f1if-1 V1 2 4 .4 , . i' .,f-mg--:,:-. . :,s1,:f,--Q.. R .sv 'F as + W, If H ,p V. 2 'f ,V P at 'Q gk X .-5 .sit . Q K L ATJ'iii?5975?Y'fs:?s?IiF'2E??if2 fm . DECORATIONS COMMITTEE Kneeling: Larry Frank, Chairman. Seated: Joe Mungenast, Paul Skill- man. Standing: Dave Onderdonk, Tom Leo, Bob Ellwanger, Don Voor- hees, James Dittmar, Jim Piccione. SENICDR B LL On May 29, 1958 the senior class held its annual Senior Ball at the Cutler Union Auditorium. This formal affair was the climax of a great deal of preparation contri- buted by the Senior Ball Committee under the masterful direction of Mr. William J. Cox and Mr. Clayton Fields. The class of I958 extends a fond and sincere thank you to this committee for making the sen- ior ball an overwhelming success. SALES AND ADVERTISING Seated: Ken Debuck, Carl Nowak, Richard Wrubleski, Andrew Lewandowski. Standing: Charles Plant, Dave Zimmerman, Frank Mancuso, Richard Jankowski, Philip Borziller. REFRESHMENT COMMITTEE On Floor: Frank Stoyle. Seated: Jim Caternolo, Tim Elphick, Fred Bauer, Walt Smith. Standing: Joe Privitera, Frank Koneski, Tony Vitale, Ange Spallina. 71 3? ga? I xh 3 wr P A x .1 M eg a fx MMR! S - , , 3 ,,--.,., 1 I ii +? '5- 'fA LEADERS' CCJRPS P.M. Kneeling: Martin, Kinal, Chrisley, Braun, Graham, Mattice, Melich, Kowal- ski, Ford. Standing: Balch, Heigel, Mitchell, Hourigan, Ellwanger, Sarfaty, Franus, Hertweck, Dittmar. Seated: Masters, Privitera, Bergen, Piccione Frank, Kominski, Kotwas, Mahoney, Clemente Caternolo. Kneeling: Mr. Hulek, Advisor Hertzel, Franus, Hasenauer, Plant, Mancini Lewis, Miles, Haag, Daley, Peritore, Argento, I Toole. Standing: Solomon, Miller, Voorhees Wittman, Verso, Herold, Dittmar, Case, Sch- midlin, McKay, Schirtz, Smith, Juiliani Bouwes. 73 PROJECTION CREW Mr. Gregory, Advisor: Jim Hertzel, E Ron Sharp, Donald Spade. SCENERY CREW The scenery crew, advised by Mr. Williams, is comprised of a group of capable commercial art students. This, seldom thanked, but gratefully appreciated crew has the responsibility of preparing the stage with scenery for all school programs, including the annually awaited Tech Follies, Without its fine skill in arrangement of various scenes the school would be at a great loss. First Row: Everett, Sullivan, King, Sylvester. Second Row: Frank, Sak, Tokarski, Schmit, Larson, Nacy, Mr. Williams. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS The Audio Visual Aid Corps supply classes with instructional aid in the form of records and motion pictures. The members are selected by voluntary registration. The different ranks are: Chief Operator, Assist- ant Chief Operator, First Class Operator, Second Class Operator, Third Closs Oper- ator, and Novice. The movies shown by the Visual Aids Corps provide student and fac- ulty with an excellent educational media as well as entertainment. The members themselves are triply rewarded for, not only do they profit educationally from the films they show, but they gain valuable knowledge of the operations of a film tech- nician and receive school credit in the form of participation points toward a school letter. Classes are formed in October of each year to train new members. Outstand- ing members of this Corps include Bill Anderson and Dove Onderdonk, who are Chief Operators, and Ron Ort and Dave Hefferman, Assistant Chief Operators. At the head of this organization is the Faculty Coordinator, William J. Cox. 74 I l First Row: Ort, Strassner, Onderdonk, Haegel, Hefferman, Zimmerman, Donaldson, Anderson. Second Row: De Buck, Culian, Strike, Ayers, Schneider, Reinhardt, Masters, Harvey, Mortier, Lana, Goodspeed, Dzied- ziech, Russo, Catone. Third Row: Block, Vereecke, Litsche, Hackett, Ellmaker, Johnson, Wiesner, Verso, Gabel, Ryan. Shortly before the end of the second semester of the school year an operation, said by many, to be a waste of time, underwent its initial drive. This operation was called Spring Fantasy. With guidance from Chairman Larry A. Frank, class ad- visors, William J. Cox and Clayton Fields and the tremendous efforts of the committee members: Jim Piccione, Frank Stoyle, JU IOR PROM l95 First Row: Larry Frank, Choir- monp James Piccione, Second Row: Fred Bower, Glynn Sing- er, Norman Schmidlin, Carl Nowak. Third Row: Frank Stoyle, Richard Toole, James Dittmar, Dale Graham, Richard Wrubleski. Fourth Row: Wil- liam J. Cox, Robert Conge, Frank Koneski, Clayton Fields. veil, F5 sh .. --I gk, .K K X . K, F frifl A X Carl Nowak, Rich Wrubleski, and Dale Graham the operation was completed. At mid-night on June 8, l957 the Junior Prom of the class of l958 was over. A King and a Queen, Don Voorhees and Carol Tripp had been selected and joined in dancing with other couples to the music of the Musi-Kings, To the members of the Junior Prom Committee we owe many thanks for making such an enjoyable time possible and to this same committee we say, Congratulations for doi'ng what has not been possible for several years. l Q Junior Prom King Donald Voorhees Junior Prom Queen Carol Tripp JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE l958 Seated: Dave Hefferman, John Clark, Tony Ferreri, Thomas Cox. Standing: Phil Sperr, Norman Kolb, Gary Skillman, Charles Mc- Nealus, Ronald Walls, Don Kryzaniwsky, Dennis Masters, Samuel Macano. LIBRARY CLUB Seated: Donald Gates, Allen Ormiston, Allen Graham, Richard Beldue, Charles Archetko, Robert Lukasiewicz. Standing: James Huck, Vincent Sullivan, Norman Litsche, Mrs. Okuniewicz, John Burkovich, Paul Brearey, Leon Pumputis, Charles Werner. IOO 76 EDISONIAN SALES ll-3 HOME ROOM First Row: Steve Chilson, George Reinhardt, Henry Moldoch, Paul Kaminski, Charles Di- francesco, Jeffery Pealo. Second Row: Mr. Goebel, John Glauser, Charles Kraft, Ronald Heffer, Alexander Eadie, Gerald Faber, Ronald Lohrman, David Hefferman, Gary Bonnell. Third Row: Charles Stimus, Stephen Bobouski, Michael Hourigan, Edward Dean, Joseph Kaiser, William Hertweck, Leonard Fina, Raymond Vereecke, Ronald Bruckner. The Library Club, made up of student assistants in the library is a service organization in the school, and it offers boys an opportunity to earn credits toward a school letter. More important, however, members of this organization serve as one -of the finest public relations agencies a school can have, for they are con- stantlv advertising the library to their fellow students, and their inter- est and enthusiasm reaches out to stimulate reading interests of others in the school, home and the com- munity. By relieving the librarian of many routine tasks, the student assistants give her more time for her profes- sional work with both teachers and students. On the other hand, it offers the boys an excellent oppor- tunity for on-the-job training, since they perform varied tasks ranging from delivering messages and carry- ing books to reading shelves, charging books, sorting magazines and stamp- ing hooks. The ideas and under- standing which they contribute add spark and life to a school library. SWITCH BOARD CREW Kneeling: Bill Anderson. Bill Newman, Richard Lana, Jim Caternolo, Ernest Morf. Seated: Dennis Masters, Fred Bauer, Charles Rapp, Mr. Palermo, Advisor: Gerard Gerstner, Roger Strasser. Standing: Timothy Elphick, Ray Cowan, Kenneth De Buck, Ted Drake, Beau Aquilana, Ron Natale. 76 if f A 1 3 lr Q ' z x Q 5 ., ,mf X M 5 -.N ' .W in Q,,wme5,A ,W r 1 ilk. 3 'ni i .A av jx lux, , , Sb .04 tn... s , -.,-u. X, ' .35 , Y, YC' fl. I , 'A ' ff , Q.. www-17 .. '5 1 ' -- +' ,'i'?n- . J, v V,-.ff - -Ay 3 V ,pr : .. . w. . ' - - ,- L g':'o-. a ,1 .' f- ,.' 14 ?'.v'5,f' A I-1,1 - ,vufnvgf f .415-fu ,,-ff' , , .1i1M,,va..1-v 1 5 -... ,. 09 SECTIONA CHAMPIONS SCDCCER l95 C. Bennett Daly, Soccer Chairman: Peter lwasiw, Co-Captain: Coach William C. Benzg Kurt Herold, Co-Captain. 1957 ALL - SCHOLASTIC TEAM Kurt Herold Full Back Senior Mark Rau Half Back Junior Peter lwasiw Line Senior Dimitro Temschenko Line Sophomore Sigbert Brouch Line Senior Edison Tech Pitchmen Dominate the i957 Democrat and Chronicle All- Scholastic Soccer Team was the head- line Rochester saw the morning of December IO, l957. Unanimous choices of the coaches as co-captains and the only returning selections from last year's dream team were Kurt Herold and Peter lwasiw, both from Edison Tech. ALL SCHOLASTIC STARS Kneeling: Coach William C. Benz, Mark Rau, Pete lwasiw. Standing: Sigbert Brauch, Dimitri Temschenko, Kurt Herold. 78 l CITY CHAMPIONS SCCCER I95 weck, M. Brauch, Temschenko, Carey, Zobniw, Betters, Robinson. Standing: Coach Benz, Curtis, Edison Technical and Industrial High School soccer players got their foot firmly through the door and captured the Section V Soccer Cup. lt was a fitting climax for Pete lwasiw and Kurt Herold, ca-captains who have contributed so much in the last four years to our success. The three Brauch brothers, Sigbert, Manfred, and Achim, plus Pete lwasiw and Dimitri Temschenko, made up a line that was the envy of every coach and player in the league. Passing off and team play made them outstanding. Mark Rau, Fred Strike, and Bob Hennessey were tire- less as halfbacks. Kurt Herald and Boris Bjelik were practically impreg- noble on defense. Lea Miller, as a first year man, had only twelve points scored against him. No team is any better than its bench strength, so we have a debt of gratitude to the fourteen unsung heroes who made our success possible, Congratulations for a job well done! 79 Seated: Herold, Miller, lwasiw. Kneeling: S. Brauch, Plant, Hennessy, Atwood, Eder, Bouwes Mazzoni, Tracy, A. Brauch, Schelle, Rau, Hert- Kryzaniwsky, Jankowski, Bobawski, Brearey, Bjelik Strike, Werner, Dyga. Undefeated in 26 League Games Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Tech. Tech Tech Tech. Tech Tech. Tech Tech Tech. Tech. Tech. Tech. Tech. Tech. Tech. Tech. Tech. Tech. Tech. Tech. Tech. Tech. Tech. Tech. Tech. Tech. I954 6 8 I955 ll 6 4 I7 IO 8 I 2 I956 8 2 24 9 7 9 4 3 1957 8 9 8 I6 8 5 I4 8 I955 Charlotte Monroe I956 Madison Jefferson West Charlotte Monroe Franklin Marshall East .1957 Franklin Marshall Madison Jefferson West Charlotte Monroe East 51958 Franklin Marshall East Madison Jefferson West Charlotte Monroe 1- -lla' E ,f-. QLISISE mmm SCORES FOOTB LL I95 First Row: Giunta, Hasenauer, Dziedziech, Caiaz- dazzi, Steffenhagen, Mr. McNab, Coach. zo, Hill, Newton, Mali, Fromm, Larack, Third Row: Mr. Costanza, Hertweck, G. Skillman, Second Row: Mr. Cucinella, Lackey, Block, Carroll, Case, Wisniewski, Singer, Cook, Albright, P. Skill- Sacheli, Catalano, Evangeslista, Hale, Cusse, Ran- mGr1, Masterson, Matuk, Balch, EDISON Tech has always had a fine football team and this year's was no exception. Loss of players due to sickness and injuries dealt a decisive blow. Even with these difficul- ties Tech's football team came through with a fine season. This year has been a building up year. New players are gaining experience so in future years we will have as great a football team as in the past, Mr. McNab and Mr. Costanza, the coaches, have really been making the team work. With players like P. Skillman, V. Carroll, G. Singer, R. Wizz, R. Sacheli and J, Hasenauer on the team we had outstanding performance, spirit and a determined football team. Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Marshall Charlotte East West Monroe Franklin Kneeling: Richard Maier, Paul Brearey, Nick Wagner, Charles Werner, James Messmer. Standing: Richard Solomon, John Shane, Phil Zdanowski, Charles McKay, Art Catalano, Gordy Goodman, Coach, Brooks Kiggins. VARSITY BASEB LL i957 scores The i957 season was not a victorious one for our Varsity Baseball team. Though not gaining the championship, they did tie for fifth place in the interscholastic league. The team was managed by Charles Wer- ner, with the assistonce of Paul Breory and Nick Wagner. Art Catalano, a ninth grader at that time, showed great promise for the team. His first year out he made Varsity through his great pitching. J.V. BASEBALL i957 Edison won third place in the Eastern Section and an overall standing of fifth place in the Junior Varsity League. Nick Bouwes, Beau Aquilina, and Ralph Sacheli did the pitching for the Junior Varsity Team during their T957 season. SCORES Edison i2 School for the Deaf l Edison 2 East 3 Edison 3 Paul Revere 2 Edison 2 Monroe l Edison 3 Franklin 7 82 Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Tech. Tech Tech Tech Tech. Tech Tech Tech Marshall Madison East West Franklin Jefferson Charlotte Monroe Kneeling: ,Coach Vito Costanza, Manager Charles Werner Standm Walt Ellmaker, Ken Cusse, Charles Stimus, Gary Skillman, Beau Aquilir Richard Brennan, Ralph Sacheli, Earl Martin, Ray Alves, John Rinal Pete Pilittere, John Caiazzo, Terry Brown. A ln... .xr Kneeling: Mgr. Bill Ballou, Jerry Menz, Joe Charles Plant, James O'Neil, Dick Toole, Don Andrea, Joe Privitera, Roger Mattice, Ray Mattice, Tuchrello, Siegfried Scheske, Steve Chilson, Don John Milliman, John Hertweck, Walt Smith, Mgr. Haag, Tom Verso, Ed Rightmyer, Doug Albright, Bob Lortscher, Coach Santo P. Marzullo. Standing: lhor Shot, Bohdan Kryzaniwsky. Mgr. Don Voorhees, Roger Jaskulski, James Feck, TRACK A D FIELD l95 Hopes were high but the resources were low. This statement moved its unshattering fact to the track team of l956 - l957. Though there were many close meets Edison failed to score a victory. Outnumbered but not discouraged they kept on fighting and will keep on fighting until they win SCORES Edison Tech l9 West 72 Edison Tech 36 Jefferson 39 273 Edison Tech 37 Charlotte 58 Edison Tech 38 273 Monroe 55 U3 Edison Tech 30 Marshall 64 Edison Tech 32 Madison 63 Edison Tech 26 Franklin 69 Edison Tech 25 East 70 83 l95 -58 GOLF I95 The l957 golf season did not concludi too successfully for Edison. Our team did however, obtain 5th place in the lnter scholastic League. Although they did no win any championships, Tech golfers are to be congratulated on their sportsman ship and the determination they showed ir all their matches. Mgr. Chorles Shedarowich, Coach Edward Hulek, Fred White, Tony Polito, Fronk Rachow. BASKETBALL GOLF 1957 Edison l M Charlotte lOM Edison l l M lrondequoit M Edison 45 Marshall 7M Edison l 2 Madison O Edison 3M Franklin 9M Edison 7h East 4M Edison 3 West 9 This year's basketball team promises an excellent season. Coached by Mr. Costanza and the aid of such men as Leo Miller, Dick Jankowski, Walt Ellmaker, George Horton, Nick Bouwes, R. Wizz, Paul Skillman, and Dick Maier, they will afford Edison a good showing. Frank Bergen, Mr. Costanza, Nick Bou- wes, Walt Ellmaker, Paul Skillman, Leo Miller, Dick Jankow- ski, Dick Wisniew- ski, Kert Harold, R a l p h Sacheli, George Horton, Dick Maier. 84 Kneeling: Gordie Goodman, Louis Ott- nod. Standing: Frank Rachow, Jim Ditt- mar, Ken Cusse, Ken Davies Bob Cusse Joe Caok. I SECTICNA AN CITY CH MPIONS OWLI G l95 The l956-1957 Varsity Bowling Season concluded successfully for Edison when they rolled away with the lnterscho- lastic Championship and Section V Cham- pionship. At times things got tough but all is well that ends well. Being a great team and having done a swell job their efforts will not be forgotten. The final roll off at Elm Hall deter- mined the section winner. It was here that Edison beat Jefferson 310. The 41 points that Edison accumulated during the season ranked high over West's 33 which were in second place in the South Side League. l957-58 BOWLING SQUAD First Row: Kolb, Falzone, Catone, Horf, Menz, Sterner, Gumina, Morf, Masters. Second Row' White, Yobbagy, Mr. Sprague, Archetko, Ross, G6-rstner. Third Row: Warmuth, Kulpinski, Popowych, Beeke, Gomes, Paprack Mordaci, Raymond, Talteh, Macana, Andrea, Kinney, Riedal, Donke. Fourth Row: Knaak, Shukis, DfMiono, Kinnear, Linder, Staub, Laniok, Balch Cussc, Koch, Cook, Brennan, Burkhardt, Versprille, Huck, Skilins, Dittmar. 85 The I957 wrestling team, showing the same depth as in the past, has brought forth some familiar faces. The light- weights were handled by Paul Kaminski and Carl Dziedjiech both strong and wiry matmen. The middleweights comprised of Ron Solomon, Joseph Mungeral, Ken Kotwas and Bob Hennessy did much to foster Tech victories. Along with the lightweights and mid- dleweights were the familiar faces of the heavyweights: Ed Juliani, Joe Hasenauer and Doug Albright. These seasoned vet- erans formed a nucleus that again put Edison in contention for a successful season. WRESTLING I957-58 Kneeling: Werner, Hase- nauer, Dziedziech, Komin ski, I-lavnes, Kotwas, Mun- genast, Solomon, Hennessy Albright, Julianni. Stand- ing: Coach Benz, Patnode Tracy, Mattice, Fantigrossi Hager, Mali, McElligott Nic kolini, MaMoone, Okolo- wicz, Pochunow, Miles W i tt m a n, Neubauer, Gresens, Verso, Case i CROSS COUNTRY l957 This year's team finished seventh. It was composed of nine hard work- ing boys who were faithful in their athletic responsibilities to the school. Coach Marzullo sees no immediate improvement in the standing of our team unless more freshmen and sophomores come out for the team and stay with it for the remainder of their stay in school. l LOW SCORE WINS Edison Tech 79 Franklin I9 West 37 Edison Tech 39 Charlotte I7 Edison Tech 43 Monroe 25 East 57 Edison Tech 70 Marshall I7 Madison 69 Kneeling: Menz, Andrea, Privitera, Chilson. Standing: Kecko, Solomon, Shot, Maioli, Scheske, Ballou, Coach Marzullo 86 SECTIO AL A D CITY CHAMPIONS GYMNASTICS l95 'O Q .QIE any ,AQN if if , Mir Lf - , 4 A, mfffe-, -2- N 'Q Q I G. 41 QEAUEJA f PM SSN 3,9195 . Mr, James Sorce, Francis Karkos, John Hertweck, Allen Graham, Hans Reiffensheid, Bohdan Kryzaniwsky. Tech's skillful, hard-working gymnastic team won the Section V gymnastic title in a meet with teams from other high schools an March 30, l957. ln capping the title, Edison scored first in tumbling, first and fourth on the horse, and second and fifth on the parallel bars. 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