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

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First Row: Infantino, Warreri, Markley, Millard, Lipschutz, Wilcox, Parke, Spang, Gervasi, Shyckworost, Schenk. Second Row: Naliuyko, Metro, Steele, Quagliata, Accorso, Sadwick, joseph H. Gillen, Teacher, George Jung, Teacher, Caimano, Bigler, Loepertz, Sulauf, Andonian. Third Roux' Fred A. Turner, Teacherj Thompson, Scloeffler, Czlonka, Smith, Galpin, Mamoo, john Colt, Stanley K. Parker, Teacherg Menzke, Bego, Bowerman, Whitney, Cevicelov, Kain, Hagginasi, John T. McGuire, Teacher. Fourth Row: Coleman, De Frese, General, Shaddets, D'Piazza, Alercia, Cum- mings, Morphet, La Clair, Jimenez, Bacchetta, Patterson, Miller, Insalaco, Tom Colt, Massa, Roegner. Edison Tech, in celebrating its 50th Anniversary, is in the second year of its de- velopment of an 8th grade program. These boys are the successful products of rigid entrance requirements. They are indicative of the fact that the next 50 years of Edison's history will, at the very least, equal the noble accomplishments of the past. George Jung, Joseph H. Gillen, john T. McGuire, Stanley K. Parker, Fred A Turner. 'I3 Edison Tech is indeed fortun- ate to have on its staff an 8th Grade faculty which is so dedicated to the education of youth. They daily renew this dedication in their classes. For them this is not a job, but a vocation, not work, but a pilgrimage. Theirs is not a position, but a place, a vital place in both a divine plan and a democratic society. Eighth Grade

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Sealed: Arman G. Avedisian, Philip J, Palermo, Gerald F. Gregory. Standing: Elwyn S. Bryant Charles Moore, George J. Stoeber, Frank G. Smith. Electrical Edison Tech While celebrating its 50th anniversary is fortunate in having on its Electrical Department staff the caliber of men that it has. The faculty has members who have the following degrees: Electrical Engineering, Bachelor of Science in Elec- trical Engineering and Master of Science. There are several who have Masters' degrees in education. More important than the above, the cumulative teaching experience of the department exceeds one hundred years. The trade experiences of these men exceed many years and provide a vast background of material and knowledge which is indis- pensable in the teaching of electricity. 14