Erie County Technical Institute - Arrow Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1967 volume:

4 l Buffalo, New THE ARROW 1967 Erie County Technicol Institute MELI MARVIN H. GAR York Volume Nineteen Let eoc h become cull he is co 1f,Cl lNlc. co 41 .xo wa-fr I 5 OWL HD x N Q N -1 61- 1 8 3 ' is 'Q ua z 3 'l Q ae' 'Q S v W9 ofa 4 ey .Q Q ' yr- Go if NTVS 0'-'FA Lo. NDA A. OHMAN . . . Editor FINKEL . . . Adviser poble of being. '51 fir' r 17 N fn, L cm ifwgif' 5 4 .ig .-A I Q A .1 1' Q I . - D E i 1 . i a 'W ' . sr fs mlijbxf V School Life . .. . Inauguration. . . . Administration . . . Faculty ........ .... 23 Organizations. . . .... 1 Activities. ..... . . 65 Sports .... .... 9 3 Juniors... ..115 Seniors .... . 1137 Graduation. . . . . 179 Sr. Directory. . . Index ........ . . . .. 190 ..203 C5 .-.II 'Fi' 9 IS 11- Ag . .N -1 . '1.' ' .X 63 Q ,af khfx by ., , ,rt w 7 W N 3.1111 . 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Honds ore ort, music, inspirotion, love, life! igg S 1 , . v 7 X Shoron Dowling , , uf, . Ellen Vogel Bn -T1 HANDS made hieroglyphics and cunieform prepare steaks and souffles move Trains and planes develop lathes and lasers exulr in poems and songs indicate affection and appreciation YES, brains guide the hands, but of what use are brains without HANDS? A? f , I 4--...-, 71, f ffl' ' 4 4 Borboro T? V-Q'-V , .,, Ev- -:F N 0 v11:'., -4 - n4-a in - J RI' s i t 1.w.4u.fi.,l-- - -' i it-'eEii'i.ll. l.ii.jE3+i '5mt Us 1 i . The Richard R. Dry Memorial Library - Winterview. ,G Prof. Eaton conferring with a student iff , :M fr An assignment due next period. .R ,K Spring on the Library porch. I N A UGURATION hai, -. .' ECTI lnciugurcites Third President in Medieval Ceremony JAMES EDWARD SH ENTON '27 Spencer C. Kittinger, Chairman of the ECT Board of Trustees, listens as Dr. Gould addresses President Shenton. Dr. Samuel B. Gould, Chancellor, State University ot New York, presents Pres. Shen- tan with medallion of office. rie County Technical Institute inaugurated its third President, James Edward Shenton, on Thursday, October 6, l966, at l:30 P.M. in the Sports Arena. Dr. Samuel Gould, Chancellor of the State Uni- versity of New York, presented the President's Me- dallion, official emblem of office. In a ceremony dating from medieval times, the Faculty, Trustees, and academic representatives garbed in caps and gowns followed the Maceain procession. Invited guests and representatives of the 2300 students watched the inaugural events. President Shenton's inaugural address was en- titled Benchmark 66. He is one of the three pi- oneer faculty members still on campus who opened ECTI at the original Elmwood Avenue site twenty years ago. The ceremonies were followed by a general reception in the Spring Student Center at 3 P.M. and a Faculty-Staff dinner-dance at the Hearthstone Manor at 7 P.M. At Mr. Shenton's side throughout the day was Mrs. Shenton. QS S ' Marshalls lead academic procession into the Sports Arena. 9 .- .MJ l f End of a oerfect ceremony. ff x V YET!-.V U F w r 1 2 7 Dean Brandstetter prepares for the day's festivities. L..,,, L4 .. W...,,, MW- ' 5 --1-.....,- . Prof. Montoya lends o helping hand President Shenton delivers his inaugural address, Benchmark 66. i i INCE THIS DAY has something in common with the past and with the future l would like to establish it as a Benchmark - Benchmark 66 , it you please. Izrom this point I believe it would be appropriate to sight back over the two decades that this col- lege has been in existence and then swing the transit or level l8O degrees and attempt to see what might lie in the future. . .These two decades have seen the Institute grow from an idea into one ot the best two-year technical colleges in the notion. Locally, ECTI training has become the yardstick against which many industries measure their technical personnel. - 1-55 .Iv 'L 1 I ti 'I 1 ,. I ,ijg 'I I I PFSSICIEYIT MSYEYSOU Of SUNYAB SXIGYWIS Pef50nC'l Qfeel' Dr. Sebastian Martorana, SUNY Executive Dean for lnstitutes ings. Community Colleges, spoke. I4 . L and l ..4 Tl . x . . President and Mrs. Shenton and their sons enioy the inauguration dinner at the Hearthstone Manor. -Y 'L--new f - e-we -1 f -v:+--'1 '? 7iTf!'x?-Fr -1 57 P .1 'T-ly 1 ' ,- Xt. ' -r-A ff 1 ' , :A - ur J 1 News service photographers shoot President Shenton. l Professor Marsh, official Mace Bearer, concludes the proces- sion. Ceremonial mace of Erie County Technical ln- stitute represents the authority ofthe President ofthe Institute as vested in him by the Board of Trustees and the State University of New York, lt was pres- ented to the college at commencement exercises in June T966 by Spencer C. Kittinger, Chairman ofthe Board of Trustees. The mace was designed and handcrafted especially for the Institute by artisans of the Kittinger Furniture Company. The Board of Trustees at Work on a Problem Lett to right: Dr. Elmo Corsette, Edward J. Wegman, Robert C. Levy, Evening Session Director, Francis X. Brandstetter, Associate Dean, President James E. Shenton, Dr. Nor- vin T. Whitmore, Dean ot Administration, PeterJ. Lehman, Dr. Max E. Bretschger, Henry H. Sylvester, Vice-Chairman, Spencer C. Kittinger, Chairman. fAbsent: W. Spooner Smith, John S. Cantwell, Edward L. Robinson.l As we turn now from this vantage point and look to the future, we do not have to be clairvoyant to dis- cern many challenges and problemsthat confront all community colleges in general, and ours in particu- lar. It is also evident that we must not, indeed can- not, be satisfied with the achievements ot the past. llnaugural address, President James E. Shenton, 19664 Arrangements for instruction must be adapted to the state ot the times, and to that of the world around, as well as ot that within, the college walls, and of this state, men engaged in the active business of lite are likely to be better iudges than the literary man. lSamuel Eliot, Harvard Historian, l848l I6 ADMINISTRATION Wt. 5 JAMES E. SHENTON, President V7 1 ff President Shenton converses with his secretory, Mrs. Mildred Holler WARD HUNT, ASSiS'fCJf'lf TO fhe Presidenf ' 7Yi 1i753 .,... I..-sir... , X si - - A ' 'x DR. NORVIN T. WHITMORE MRS- JANE BLAIR Deon of Adminfgfrgfion Admissions ond Records I' w . 1' ix 11-E' r.yr.1.l :g lafff'f.'--' Q 1 Jul - RIP, ,-'.' - vf' P..-4.25 .Le , A. H.. 1' , . 'ill'-4-', :---' tx :lin 'H 9 11 REE fs. 'E l MRS. ISYLA M. SWEET MR. FRANCIS X. BRANDSTETTER Dr. Whitmore's Secretory ASS0CiGfe Deon CGCHUQ, I9 Ni .. ,,,,, -F x' J . 14511-, 'ri 17 -vi rf f R ' 11415 a' 6, - fix F' 15 5701 f jf Lev 1 J, 1 C V... r-7'4 Evening ond Extension 5 Division Serves the Community '1 23 .4 I' ROBERT C. LEVY SECRETARIES1 Seated, left, Mrs. Norma A. Johnsong right, Mrs, Lily M. Hill. Standing, left, Mrs. Betty M. Henelg right, Mrs. Ruby G. Director Bowermcm. STAFF Sec1ted,leftto right: Carlton A. Moylott, ossistont to the directory Mr. Levy: standing, left to right: Stephen P. DeDomini- cis, ossistont to the directory Alphonso J. Giglio, assistant director. 2I MRS. BEATRICE KNAPP Food Service Administration Secretory F' L-A MRS. ROSLYN YAGER Deon Brcindstettens Secretory RETIRED JOHN C. SHERLOCK Business Mcinciger, Dec. 1966 MRS. LORETTA BECK Deon Whirmores Secretory, Jcin. 1967 CHRISTINE IWANICKI Bldg. G. Secretory -- Q .'.LZf1Q-'4,ff.ft,'g.1 fir? R if-'5'?i,:5,L -if 'f . -..-.,.4..fesu'9r':.,, - MRS. CAROL PLEWNIAK Across Youngs Rd. from Glecxsner Holi, Evening Division Secreiciry AND Business Administration Left to right: Francis J. Evans, Marvin J. Elkin, Christian L. Kraatz, Dr. Richard F. Newell, Dept. Head, Walter A. Doering. Chemical Technology Civil Left to right: Thomas A. Lembke, Mrs. Barbara A. Wixon, Adviser, Scuba Club, Erick F. Montoya, Back row: Frank- Technology Front row seated: Harry A. Panton, Dept. Head, George E. Coughenour, Oscar Smuckler, Standing, left to right: Ray- mond P. Jones, Sr., John C. Downing, Theodore A. Matthews, John N. Haldane, Adviser, Rifle Club, Donald J. Berns, Adviser, Theta Gamma, Model Railroad Club, Joseph Katulski, Joseph R. Cristina, Jr. lAbsent1 Donald Blairl 24 lin B. Lee, Gerald R. Wagner, Dept. Head, Thomas P. Jehrio, Arthur L. Hufnagel, John A. Egger. Extra curricular assignments of the Faculty are shown after their names in this section. Communication Skills t i l Front row fL. to RJ: William C. Kessel, Director of Public Relations, Mrs. Sylvia G. Simon, The Lancer, Dr. Donald Peacock, Head of Department, Mrs. DeAIton T. Warren, Mrs. Gwendolyn Nelson, Mrs. Justyn Harris. Back row: Douglas Roycrait, Marvin H. Gartink- el, The Arrow, Richard Short, Newman Club, Charles W. Ford, The lnstitooter. lMrs. Constance B. Eve, on leave, absent, Alan Schmidt, Music Directonl Data Processing Row l: Dr. Richard F. Newell, Dept. Head tseatedl. Row 2: John K. Sullivan, George E. Adams, Wilbur J. Lee. Left 'to right: Dr Mrs. Mildred Z. Dahill. lAbsent, Guest Lecturers: Merrick Hayes. Dental Hygiene Albert E. Roberts, Head ot Dept., Miss Dorothy Hettron, Wates, Jr. Dental Hygienist Association, Mrs. Brenda E. Mrs. Louise M. Bliss.l Dr. L. Robert Gauchat, Dr. Eugene Gorzynski, Dr. W. 25 Electrical Technology Row l: Daniel Sante, Frank Tedischi, Joseph DePasquale, Dept. Headg Row 2: John O'Keefe, Wayne Schlifke, Robert Taylor, Ralph Filcer, Robert Hills, William Sheehan lMissingg Richard Schilk, Charles Jones, Albert V. Bradtieldl l i l l l l Student hands in the Electrical Tech lab. 26 Executive Secretarial Science Roy R. Pipitone, Miss Barbara Spellburg, Sigma Omega Chip Mrs. Lorraine M Miller, Dr. Richard F. Newell, Dept. Head. Food 3 Service Administratior Sitting IL. to RJ: George A. Ranney, Dept. Head, Gertrude M. Chrymko, Advisor: Sigma Omega Chi, Anthony C. Mauro, Adviser Flame and Ice Club and Theta Gamma, Standing IL, to RJ: Mariorie E. White, Adviser Flame and Ice Club, Eugene G. Cramer Adviser: Kappa Sigma Kappa, Mildred H, Collins, Adviser: Delta Rho, Warren A. Amy, Adviser: Kappa Sigma Kappa. Seated: Marilyn Catania: Standing: Irene I-loehman, Ronald Helwig, Dor- othy Eichler. .J I 'Kari 57 Qi I I I .-1. '. . wifi 1 I .ir - ,gig F H3555 fx-' GRS Plq W , 1 -,i . ff-' . . K , FSA hands practice serving. F ' X. fi, ' gr..-5 TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS Mechanical Technology Left to right: Sam P. Lux, George Simoneau ldeceased, see page 401, Alfred Marcinelli, Harry Krull, William Stuart, Department head, Gordon Guffner, Ed- ward Ott, John J. Bellman, Chester Rosinski, Adviser, Ski Club, lAbsent: Peter Semanchuk, Adviser, American Society of Tool 8. Manufacturing Engineers, Mont- ford Schrader lon leave to direct the Buffalo Urban Centerl, Joseph M. Tretterl. Industrial Technology Left to right: Robert Hensel, Edward G. Fix, Department Head, labsent: Edwin O. Benson, Gordon H. Stenzell. 28 Mathematics Seated, left to right, Richard A. Freitag, Gerald P. Hogan, Gerald P. Thomas, Donald E. Webster Department Head, Standing, left to right: E. Walter Clark, Leonard H. Burros, Robert Clark, Adviser Alpha Delta Tau, William M. Beyers. Row I: Lloyd R, Olson, Dept. Headg Row 2: John F. Quinn, Jay G. Roberts, Harald J. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Diane H. Sina, Advisor, Lambda Chi Iota, IFBD, Junior Class, Miss Alice Sprague, Miss Mary T. Beilman, Row 3: Charles G. Ritter, Mrs. Sharon Wolcott, Adviser, Tau Alpha Pi. lMissing: Mrs. Barbara Maynardl I I I I i Medical Office Assistant and Medical Lab Technology it I A Judy Wochna makes a test - -fs-fr -1 v-sfaf ffvai-Fefe: ', 'i'r.i'.' alt- 2,-A 'fill I - ' ' . 1' '. '.Yf ' ' 5' in N , U N,.H.i.L.V,yi.S5-1t,'.:,,:'i,i'. I.. . , ..Y V, nh., , V gn A. '14 A .mrs y'-5. l .- :': Ji'-2 -' .'f ,w ' Q53- j. .-A f'-I-pig 1 f - - ' Q 1 x I X I - ' X' N , ,, I V ' ., - , I. 5 , g i X ' I N ' ' . s, I X I ' s . ' N. l x 'A' ' N, Q , X . X- ' ' , V N K l l Q . l ,I I Row I: James J. Fcirino, Dept. Head lactingl, Thomas J. Acara, Row 2: Grant H, Walker, Adviser: Sigma Omega Sigma, Cosmo J. Fratello. 1 Opthalmic Dispensing it I I. I i l 11 . 5' , t '34, ,Lf ji 'IQ5' ,, . , ,. L -7' l , f. -,j,U,,. eff' ,:' 1 L wil l 29 VI hal li :Fi , . fl .ffr , F , I r W 'dl 'JL lixf J l 2 'E- 5 VT, . , is 1, I - 1,3 as 6 Q.- .YH' Ja, .F ' 5fAr, 52 . ,123 411 xii H .hw ,, . X'-'N xr- 'O Physics i . .... 5,7 -V 1-v ,. Standing KL. ro RJ R. Warren Marsh, Depf. Head, Adviser, I.V.C,F., Robert E. Hoyler, Charles R. Keller, Phillipp E. Utter, Adviser Honor Society, Louis L. Depowski, Adviser, Kappa Tau, Police Science l . I JI li lf: W tu . ,L , George A. Lankes, Dept. Head. Social Science Seated fL. to R.lArthur M. Ernst, Dept. Head, Dr. Ada Secrist, Raymond T. Multerer, Helen J. Di Pota, George H, Benzinger, Michael T, Cuviello. Standing fL. to R.lThomas G. Talty, Karl O. Kolbe, Douglas L. Higgins, Henry H. Fries. lOn leave, William Greenel. Recreational Supervision Q. Gary L. Breton, Wrestling and Tennis Coach, George E. Killian, Dept. Head, Basket- ball Coach, Raymond P. Jones, Soccer and Golf Coach, Paul Barone, Cross-Country and Track Coach. 32 Z 4, ,. ' 3337 , f 'TA ' 4 ff 151 LE jk ,, , 1 J 2'-, f 1 '18 -,1 Off ',... 'N i.x , A .41-, . ee 1 'JILL P 119+ My Qx1:'.,f fT5 ,uw--A ,ww-un 35 5 :J if ,VA in--, ,Q J' T5 , 4 f-ff X ,- 'fffg f,g1'f , S. , W rug. Y ' l , ,Mr DL! M ' . 'lui-T? 'Ju ' I II I , Duplicating Department Lowell Marriott Dry .Memorial Library k. Miss Mary Garvey, Mrs. Ruth M. White, Mrs. Josephine Heider, Mrs. Ruth L. MacDonald, Head Librarian, Mrs. Dorothy Kurzdorfer, Mrs. Florence J. Mather, Missing: Mrs. Emma Dietzman The Institute Store Mrs Jean Wilson Manager, Mrs. Vernice V. Rogers, Mrs. Florence Redden, Mrs. Dorothy T. Fries, Mrs. Gertrude A. Erck- ert. 34 The College Business Office Mr. Edward Ganfress, accountant June Duquelle, Mrs. Lucille Miseranlino, clerksg Charles F. Chrisfmann, Jr lMissing: Miss Bernadine Schmidll Business Manager General Secretarial Staff Mrs. Adeline Olear, Miss Linda Vefier, Mrs. Mildred Holt, Mrs. Ruth Ort, Miss Phyllis Jones. X - R Instructional Communications Center I Fred A. Keller, Department Director, T.V. Productionsg Mrs. L. Sue Lallmang, Kit tens: Norman F. Lochery Kenneth M. Wasmund, T.V. Productions. Admissions Office Mrs. Sussane Steffen, RN: Cheerleaders. College Clinic 4 N. . .4 SWlTCHBOARD AND MESSAGE CENTER Mrs. Marcia Gardner, Mrs. Catherine Ebert, secretaries. Mrs. Nellie Roeder, operator llll Q' 'i' ,K ti 'E El ,lull 'Li ,il ,E ,Et -..-v- Ray Beimler, shipping and receiving clerk, and Ken Groll, supervising maintenance mechanic, review a day's work for the staff They Keep the Campus Operating and Attractive ll Al Beamer repairing a switch box. OSCAR G GUMB Buildings and Grounds superintendent ot .lohn Szott and Harold Towlson checking boiler operation. I It 1, W. N-,sf 1 V P ., Q .fu ' I N'-K, VA- x x 47 X I' , X A tw ' A -f . x f -'v-' .X x VL-,-.f ,If in A ' x ,I M X x . . I x IW, .li I ' i . , W Nm H .a I L-1 SN , ,,-,.xi.1.',. K -It 5 J? xr.-.7151 KN A U ' .a .l. f ax3',,l.ZjZi C--5-ysvlir-F --Y -A JK!! H . - v . 5 Ns' I U ' K K.- ,, ' f X. X '- ,za . . I x 'I 1, XX ' b' ,ff XX ,. ,np N ., .1 ' 5 38 CAMPU '1 L 'S' Q 1 i-Q .:..1-. ...-.4-Y . -U 'f' . l2 1 ,- U ,,..-, FIT ,MA , C C , F X1 a H f I rl mfr J'f 's4 , '-- , ,- . . , IF JVAY'A?,.,:L'z::A I 5-if-WSL 'Q al 4 ,lf 4 411 L l J. A :.. Q - , J j 75 .. N ' H x 4, r -Q - Q. 1' X 4' ,l -VI., L, ' , 'N A A 'x, N Q X J ' x 'N - -' 1 -N 1 , z I X' all ' N wa -, Q GEORGE B. SIMONEAU l 922-1967 Assistant Professor of Mechanical Technology Engineer, Teacher, Musician His cheerful demeanor and gregarious friendliness endeared him to all who knew him O RGAN IZATH Athletic Council Promotes School Spirit Student Athletic Council of ECTI is for the purpose of informing the student body and pro- moting school spirit at all athletic events. lt pub- licized many of the basketball games and the spring sports, and set up the new lnterorganiza- tional Basketball League, made up of the frater- nities and other organizations on campus. It also bought the trophies for this league and the in- tramural leagues. Advisor is Prof. Killian. Row lt D. Kozub, Row 2: Coach Killian, J. Eller, H. Seyfang, vice president, K, Roche, secretary, Row 3: D. Nichter, president, J. Pleszewski. A.S.T.M.E Tours Industrial Plants The American Society of Tool Manufacturing Engi- neers is a technical organization for mechanical, indus- trial, and other related curriculums. Its activities include regular meetings at which movies are often shown on subiects concerning manufacturing and industrial proce- dures and proiects. There are tours to local industrial plants and a quarterly magazine from the national socie- ty. Members are also invited to attend senior chapter meetings, and lectures by outstanding professional speakers, A yearly banquet rounds the social calendar of the club. Officers are: Jim Dziadaszek, pres., Terry Cycon, vice-pres., Gene Dworzanski, treas., Mike Hasen- tab, sec. The advisors are Profs. Semanchuck and Tretter. 42 Row l: M. Hasenstab, secretary, T. Cycon, vice president, J. Dziadaszek, Row 2: lrearl G. Dworzanski. Row l: L. Franken, presiclentg M. Brash, secretary, P. Auletta, R. Belscher, treasurerg Miss McNamara, advisory Row 2: .l. Scott, L. Jordan, P. Lowrericeg vice presidentg J. Baker. Tournaments Occupy l 4 l Chess Players . The Chess Club was organized to help beginners learn how to ploy chess and to provide more experienced players with an opportunity to improve their game. Tournaments are conduct- ed several times a year. Advisor is Prof. Peacock. Off-Campus Council ls Watchdog Each year the group of students which lives in off-campus housing increases in size. For T966-67 this group numbered about 3005 a unique group needing an- identity symbol. The Cff-Campus Council provided active channels of communication and initiated group policy. It functioned as a watchdog for the general welfare of the out-of-town students, vitally interested in their rights as students and individuals in the community. Protects for the current year included: preparation of a constitution, Householder Coffee Hour, group coffee hours to discuss problems and policy, vari- ous sociol activities, car pools for social events, and a MUD parade float. Advisor is Miss McNamara. i l Row lr B. Dankner, P. LaRussa, N. Grissg Row 2: P. Petock, T. Nowak, M. Walczek. 43 X, Ea ' s 1 al vu ,K .1 'uf' Biff? A -' f l ' X :J N ,.d. J H te 2 4 1 i - QP I s W-, lb .- Z -- 1- - C :D ' ln'4 .n , 5 Ez' . , . I-nn .- ' I 5 Ji v Q fi. ---l 'T' if ' 5 ' 'nFH:? ?,1 u, - -N ' :h:..::m1:lu 4111i-1 Anmnug 9 it gy , 1 ' 1 . ,K- i1.I f 1 7 Row l: Prof. Schmidt, D. Wess, D. Baccaccio, L. Dombrowski, B. MacGregor, Row 2: J. Gibson, A. Mitchell, L. Sowers, J. Gowling, M. Michalski, M. Ken nedy, Row 3: F. Wailand, S. Zugo, R. Dunn, Prof. Simoneou, D. Vallett. lAbsent: T. Kerchner, T. Gascoyne, K. Gowcn, Y. Anderson, L. Gierke, H. Green.l Bands Make Significant Advances Significant advances were made by the three Erie Tech Bands in this fifth year of their existence. All units were directed by Prof. Schmidt. The Dance Band began the school year with four- teen members ancl played to a near-capacity audience during Open House. Several new arrangements were added to the band's repertoire. Ted Kerchner's 'iscreechu trumpet carried the group to new highs and imparted a near professional sound to the group. A Pep Band was formed at the beginning of the second term and prepared an elaborate half-time show which was performed at Corning Community College and at Broome Tech in Binghamton. A Band Banquet at the Cortese Restaurant capped the overnight excursion. Appearing with the Pep Band throughout the basketball season were the newly-organized Swingers coached by Mrs. Sue Lallmang. Nine home game appearances in the ECTI Sports Arena were climaxed with a third away-game performance at Niagara Falls. During the third quarter a Concert Band was formed and acquired new instruments including a set of pedal tympani and a French horn. Ten selections were prepared and performed at the third annual Spring Concert, which featured a trumpet trio. Music critics from both local dailies reviewed the concert favorably. Members of the Concert Band were deeply grieved by the death of Prof. George Simoneau who was an active member. Officers for the year were: Matthew Michalski, president, Michael Kennedy, vice-president, Ann Mit- chell, secretary, and Lawrence Dombrowski, treasurer Singers Socialize and Entertain .f Row lr J. Hughey, A. Mitchell, B. Spink, K. Evers, B. MacGregor, Row 2: R. Laurence, O. Nesbitt, L. Gibson, B. Gena, D. Thompson, M. Good, Row 3. D. Wlos C. Mayer, C. Ryford, S. Zugo, R. Traenkle, F. Dziadaszek, Although members of the Erie Tech Singers were few in number this year, the chorus was able to produce a fine blend and a good balance of parts. The Singers opened a busy annual schedule of perform- ances with an Orientation Program during the first week of school and followed it with an Open House program in November. Christmas Concerts were sung in the campus library and at Boulevard Mall. Radio Club States Purposes The purpose of this Club shall be to facili- tate the exchange of information and general co-operation between members, to promote radio knowledge, fraternalism, and individual operating efficiency, and to so conduct club programs and activities as to advance the gen- eral interest and welfare of amateur radio in the general community. ln March the Singers presented a benefit at St. Mary's Home for the Aged and followed with a program at High- land Lodge in April. An additional benefit was sung at St. Rita's Children's Home in May. Social events included an afterglow at the Cove and a hayride in Colden. The third annual Spring Concert in June brought the year to a successful close. 15 5 Row 1: Prof. Schlifke, Advisor, M. Blackwell. Row 2: J. Dilivio, M. Boyko, J. Ros sel, L. McCarthy, E, Jackson, Exotic Foods Concern the Flame and Ice Club John Rose, president of Flame and Ice, presents the trophy for the winning Christmas decorations. Flame and Ice was organized to benetit those with an interest in learning more about the toad business or those with a desire to learn more about the preparation ot unusual or exotic toads. Club members sponsored several guest dem- onstrators, including Mr. Joseph Dell who created a Caesar Salad. This demonstration was filmed and broadcast on the colleges closed circuit television for Open House. Programs have included flambe methods and other demonstrations per- taining to the food industry. The club was very active this year and included the Christmas decorations tor the Student Center in their plans. Many hours were devoted to decorating the Cafeteria, lounge, cottee shop, and Erie Room, in preparation tor the Christmas season, Otticers are: John Rose, pres., Jack Boykin, vice-pres., Linda Halloran, recording sec., Richard Burkett, treas., Lois West, cor. sec., Advisors are Prots. Mauro and White. Bob Sedia, Carl Chudzinski, and Vern McEvoy oper ate on Diana Kainz. Prof. Eaton, Roger Borda, Albert Horning, Neal Lentsch, Prot. Marsh. Religious Group Sponsors Retreat l.V.C.F. is a local chapter of an international organization with chapters on more than 200 college campuses. The l.V.C.F. movement is completely student led, and is designed to help to- day's students investigate the claims of Jesus Christ and consider His challenge for Christian living. Any student, regardless of race or religion, is invited to attend the various activities of the group: daily prayer meetings, weekly Bible study meetings, monthly area meetings with other chapters, weekend retreats at Le Tourneau Christian Camp and Buffalo Bible Conference, picnics, and other social activities. Advisers are Profs. Marsh, Eaton, Newell, and Webster. Below: Row T: Mr. Wasmund, adviser, P. Petlo, pres., Row 2: C. Green, S. Astrozynski, J. Dabrowski, S. Pawlak, J. Pettaglia, vice-pres., J. Pautler, Row 3: E. Jackson, C. Ole- nik, D, Barus, T. Gascoyne, N. Lentsch, S. Zugo, D. Simmons. xi I li. ' New Studio Production Club Works on CH. 6 An On the Air sign brightly beams as another ECTI Chan- nel 6 production is being televised. The atmosphere is tense as the lights in the control room are dimmed and work on a new produc- tion begins. Through the combined efforts of the experienced co- ordinators, Mr. Fred Keller and Mr. Ken Wasmund, and student technicians, programs of interest and benefit to the students as well as the faculty are produced. The work, though demanding, is rewarding, as well as educational. Being a member ofthe Studio Production Club, one has a first hand opportunity to find out how a television station is operated. The group learns television cam- era operation, technical producing, studio lighting, studio man- agement, and audio-visual control. 49 Row l: Prof. Ford, P. Clerkin, S. Berns. Row 2: M. Hasenstab, J. Dziadaszek. fa, Row 3: T, Nowak, L. Chimento, D. Nichter, L. Ohman, T. Cycon, M. Graber, R. Traenkle, C. Lyford, M. Schwelle, D. Munger, E. Huson, R. Nero. Institooter Provided Special Event Editions The lnstitooter began the year in the capable hands of RosefMarie Probst as editor. With only five returning staff members we had a big iob cut out for us. Together, we learned much in the way of publishing with our goal an im- proved college paper. Upon the departure of Rose-Marie for VISTA, Sandra Berns assumed the position of editing The Insti- tooter. Accomplishments this year included, Bimonthly publi- cation, improved content, 8-T2 page issues, special editions for Inauguration, Open House, Christmas, and inclusion of stimulating and controversial material. Again this year, members of the staff participated in the Student Press Association Convention in New York City, De- cember 2-4. Through the efforts ofthe advertising manager, five staff members attended: Sandy Berns, Ron Traenkle, Norm Huber, Charles Lestition, and Doug Munger. Prof. Ford, Institooter advisor, also attended. The lnstitooter staff was also active as a social organization with parties, attend- ance at blasts and games, and decoration of the Coffee Shop windows for Christmas. The staff: Mike Graber editor, Ron Traenkle, features editor, Doug Munger, news editor, Don Nichter, sports editor, Charles Lestition, advertising manager, Mike Hasenstab, layout editor, Jim Dziadaszek, art advisor. General staff in- cluded, Wayne Christy, Tim Nowak, Peggy Clerkin, Lyn Ohman, Lu Chimento, Pat Sabczyk, Terry Cycon. 'gale-ff' 'Exif aj. Y Y. - x-'- , lf EDITORS fl. fo R1 D Munger ffeofuresl J Dznodoszek lor!! M Gruber fedlforl M Hosensfob Uoyouflg D. Nichier lsportsl R. Mike Graber cmd Mike Hosenstob so ciolizeu away from The office. .S TSN. 2 4' A' fn? ..1,-,gsilb xx Mike advises Don Nichter, Ellen Huson, ond Mike Hcxsenstab over the lay-ouf table. Model Railroader's Feature Road Racing Road racing using two U32 scale tracks and one H.O. track occupied the Model Rail- road and Racing Club, T967 saw the completion of a road racing track through the efforts of Jo- seph Korycki and a few volunteers. The four lanes with braking controllers wired to it, two straightways each over 28 feet long, and the banked curve at 35 O, offer a challenge to the best drivers. The spring of l967 saw the begin- ning of a radio-controlled model airplane group operating with club equipment. It is hoped to ex- pand this operation further next year. 52 if i'-i - ' it Lancer Provides uv, V ----- Creative Outlet .-if , ,. .i T y 1 Literary magazine of the ECTI campus, The , . ' A Lancer has proved to be an outlet for the creative talents of students and faculty. Under the guidance T of Prof. Simon, the adviser, the staff selected prose and poetry to publish two issues, one in the fall and one in the spring. Officers were: Leslie Bouchard, president, Karen Waiss, vice-president, Patricia Sobczyk, secretary, Robert Gibbons, treasurer. Other staff members were: Bonnie McGregor, Patri- cia Wolff, Annette Phillips, and James Moore. l . U - K4 ,H Hands of Relaxation V-.-M. l l l Row l: Prof. Berns, adviser, S. Dowling, secretary, D. Simons, president, J. Korycki, treasurer, Row 2: B Barker, vice president. Row l: L. Dunn, R. Krowinski, D. Hanson, D. Schabek, A. Woch, Row 2: G. Smith, C. Schuessler, L. Arendt, W. Haye, M. Hasentab, B. Erwin, S. Berns, K. Griffin Row 3: J. Dziadaszek, M. Trudeau, J. Gable, B. Fisher, T. Arseneau, G. Dickinson, L. Kiening, treasurer, P. Clerkin, vice president, Father Anstett, chaplain, B Wilhelm, president, K. Hirsch, secretaryp M. Ramsdell, M. Schwelle, S. Burns, K. Klimbal, R. Young, Row 4: C. Gengler, D. Nichter, P. Lawrence, P. Sutton, C. Ly ford, J. Schaefer, R. Houghtaling, J. Hubbard, R. Geroce, P. Samson, N. Valvo, S. Weiser, B. Ure, J. Zboinski, W. Christy Newman Club Provides Religious Atmosphere at Secular Campus. The Diocese of Buffalo provides for the religious, intellectual and social life of the Catholic student through the Newman Club. The Newman Center at 6325 Main Street is the focal point of the activity. The Center is open daily, Mon. through Fri., from 9:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Opportunity for discussions, courses in religion, lit- urgy and scripture is given. The Center provides the at- mosphere of the Catholic Church at a secular campus. Recreational facilities are provided. Advisers are Profs. Heffron and Short. Chaplain is Rev. Willian A. Anstett. Music Appreciation Club Explores World of Music As one walks down the corridor on the sec- ond floor of the Student Center, various types of music are likely to be heard being emitted from the Music Appreciation Club's room. Behind this door one will find a stereo and a vast selection of record albums covering long-hair, classi- cal, and modern music. The Club's goal is to bring more and better music to the campus. This organization provides an opportunity and a place where its members can explore the world of music and discuss opinions and criti- cisms with each other. On the social side, the group attends concerts, sponsors discount rec- ord sales, movies, parties, and picnics. This year's officers are: Gary Smith, presi- dent, Rosemary Nero, vice-president, and Kathy Hirsch, secretary-treasurer. Professor Simoneau is the adviser. Row l: L. Freer, C. Toleck, M. Hasentab, J. Dziadaszek, C. Breissinger, l. Bellissimo, M. L. Schwelle, S. Row 2: M. Evans, J. Cipar, J. Farwell, C. Lyford, treasurer, G. Smith, President, Prof. Simoneau, advisor Nero, vice-pres, K. Hirsch, sec., P. Petock, C. Emens, T. Cycon. Proficient Use of Firearms ls Rifle Club Aim K Row l:vT. Bluhm, president, Prof. Haldane, adviser, K. Schalbert, J. Lorich, Vice-pres., F. Rademacher, .l. Sparshott, P. Gowling, Row 2: R. Ciesla, P. Samson, J. Lewandowski, B. Degraff, D. Hanson, E. Gutek. 54 Purpose of the Rifle Club is to instruct men and women students in the safe and proficient use of fire-arms, provide instruc- tion and practice in rifle and pistol mark- manship, and provide rifle and pistol teams to represent ECTI in competition. Instruction and practice sessions are held off campus because ECTI lacks a rifle range. Officers are: Terry Bluhm, president and rifle team captain, John Lorich, vice-pres. and pistol team captain, Edward Enser, secretary- treasurer, Prof. Haldane, coach. Scuba Divers Work in Area Waters LET' T ' Membership is open to all interested in skin and scuba diving and other fields of oceanogra phy. The purpose of the club is to give instruc- tion and basic knowledge of skin and scuba div ing. The club is affiliated with the Sheriff's un- derwater diving team. During the latter part of spring, summer and early fall, the members have occasional outings on the weekends. Lessons are given at these outings to assure complete water safety and prevent serious accidents. The outings this year were held at local places such as Sherkston, Conesus Lake, and our own Lake Erie. Advisers are Profs. Wixon and Hills. .1 I Row l: J. Taton, J. Decker, Prof. Wixon, adviser, M. Strong, B. Barker: Row 2: D. Jones, L. White, Row 3 J Baker, R. Panek, Prof. Hills, adviser, J. Rossel, K. Hirsh, L. Mcarthy, R. Fitcher, Safety on Skis ls Club Motto .T in 'F Row Ii J. Kuhlmann, president, J. Parkhull, C. Anderson, P. Gowlingg Row 2: Prof. Rosinski, adviser, M. Stephans, L. Warning, treasurer, J. Berg, A. Schaffer, D. Jones, S. Goodberry, secretary. Newly formed at ECTI, the Ski Club meets weekly on Tuesdays in the Spring Student Center to discuss new techniques in skiing and plan for the ski season. Guests speak to the group about ski equipment, its proper care, and Safety on Skis. The club planned skiing every Monday night at Kissing Bridge where instruction was in- cluded. A four-day ski trip to Mount Snow this season was very enjoyable for all. The officers include: Jim Kuhlman, president, Wayne Chri- sty, vice-president, Sue Goodberry, secretary, Lorrie Warning, treasurer. Adviser is Prof. Rosin- ski. 55 t l Row l: J. Strauss, B. Partridge, M. Cook, A. Brein, L. Franken, Row 2: S. Perkins, treasurer, T. DeBella, president, Prof. Walker, advisor, B. Gleason, secretary P Petock C Griffith, Row 3: D. Abram, P. Poradowski, D. Hill, A. Schwinger, D. Hilburger, B. Voelily, J. Kennedy, J. Nowak, T. Meisch, L. McFadden, Row 4: R. Engston M Gerhardt T Dosenthaler, T. McClain, J. Metz, W. Butka, D. Consor, D. Stump, A. Davis, P. Kieswether, R. Karker, A. Marshall, P. Kacykowski. S.O.S. Aids United Fund Membership in S.O.S. is open to Opthalmic Dispensing students and others who may be inter- ested. lt provides an opportunity for the members to become better acquainted in a non-school atmo- sphere. Both social and educational meetings are held throughout the year. At the educational meet- ings, outside speakers cover a phase of the Ophthal- mic Dispensing profession or speak on some problem which is vital to all who will make this their lite's work. This year, Student Optical Society aided the United Fund by pushing a bathtub from the campus to downtown Buffalo to raise money for the worthy organization. 56 f HELP err Sn W. if JVM -Q-f ,f 1. ,xr Hn .-. 1 ' 1' .- JM... S.O.S. pushes for the United Fund 1 f Row l: J. Wochna, Lambda Chi Iota, M. Molnar, Sigma Omega Chi, D. Stuart, Sigma Omega Chip J. Calandra, Kappa Tau, J. Salzer, Lambda Chi Iota Row 2 S Fose Delta Rho, S. Mazur, Delta Rho, R. Weishaupl, Kappa Tau, J. Kennedy, Kappa Sigma Kappa, D. Lubelski, Kappa Sigma Kappa, D. Harter, Phi Theta Gamma R Daddam io Phi Theta Gamma I.F.B.D. Guides Greek Life on Campus The lnterfraternity Board of Directors is composed ofthe representatives of the fraternities ancl sororities and their fac- ulty advisers. Its purpose is to coordinate the activities of these organizations. The adviser of the Executive Committee is elected yearly from faculty advisers. The sororities on cam- pus are Lambda Chi lota, Sigma Omega Chi, and Delta Rho, the fraternities are Kappa Sigma Kappa, Kappa Tau, and Phi Theta Gamma. During the T966-'67 school year, I.F.B.D. continued to support its foreign child, Yong Lin Tak, of Hong Kong. The re- presentatives sponsor the Moving-Up-Day picnic, the grand finale ofthe annual spring weekend. Informal socials spon- sored bythe Interfraternity Board of Directors throughout the school year add to the college social calendar. Advisers are Prof. Sina and the Dean of Students or his representative. Yang Lin Tak AXI Lambda Chi Iota Sorority, representing loyalty, faith in one another, and true Sisterhood, has an emblem on which is found three stars standing for love, fellowship, and wisdom, which are all a part of every girl. Lambda is the oldest sorori- ty on campus, having been founded in 1948. This lasting progress is due to the fellowship and cooperation of all the members. Lambda participates in many social activities dur- ing the year for the sorority and for the school including two rush periods and pledging. Several charity proiects are car- ried out through the year. The annual Snow Ball , given in conjunction with our brothers, Phi Theta Gamma, is a great winter season event for all. The sorority has won the Most Beautiful Float award during M.U.D. for the past three years. Officers are: Jane Sal- zer, president, Judy Wochna, vice-president, Sherry Burt, sec- retary, Phyllis Morabito, treasurer, Anne McCrone, historian, Peggy Mowry, social director, Pam Auletta, Toni Willett, ser- geant-at-arms, Nadia Pelinsky, chaplain, Lyn Ohman, parlia- mentarian. Advisers for the year are Miss McNamara and Prof. Sina. Row i: P. Siller, T. Willett, sergeant-at-arms, P. Mowry, social director, P. Morabito, treasurer, J. Salzer, president, J. Wochna, vice-president, S. Burt, secretary, P. Auletta sergeant-at-arms, A. McCrone, historian, L. Ohman, parliamentarian. Row 2: H. Frew, K. Rutgers, A. Hansen, A. Brien, M. Mal, D. Kainz, G. Liebenow, M. Tortoro, D. Cor mier, C. Cholish. Row 3: D. Collins, J. Seifert, J. Swender, D. Burgstohler, A. Becker, D. Edwards, C, Dillon, P. Lambrecht, L. Mulvough, K. McCorter, M. Cook 58 I l Row l: D. Stump, Sgt. at Arms, R. Moretuzzo, Treas., D. Harter, Pres., B. Daddamio, Chaplain, W. Campbell, B. Fairbanks, Row 2: J. Miller, J. Pleszewski, J. Robbins, B Murray, W. Westenfeld, C. Medi, T. Klawinski, M. Pollec, L. Glanton, T. Angilella, T. Cline. Because of its code of seeking men of leadership and quality in education and social life which every brother exemplifies, Theta Gamma has become one of ECTI'S outstanding and most respected fraternities. The chapter founded here in l95O, is the youngest of the fra- ternity's thirteen chapters, yet the oldest on the ECTI cam- pus. Stressing better education as a primary function, Theta Gamma feels that social life is also necessary to achieve a well-rounded personality. The social activity of this fraternity included many blasts throughout the year, climaxed by the annual Snow Ball. The brothers of Theta Gamma are proud of the fact that they hold the best sports record of any other fraternity on campus. They have shown this teamwork spirit in the many func- tions the fraternity sponsors for itself and the community. Advisers are Profs. Berns and Mclntyre. l Q Ali-P1 gg 'N f' 'x - , Q ,, , - , , m .P 3 D f . . . gigglLlllfl N ,pi gl ll!!! psy., .-v:v:':3f1,,,I I D ,tml his Ig d arlli I ' ' ly ' 1 lg ' .4 Liste , ' is. gay- 5. . W' ' Schultz and Dooley, snow sculpture contest winner. - I . f' ' i, ...J Row l: M. Por, historian, chaplain, P. Gauchat, treas., L. Nash, sec., S. Fose, pres., S. Mozur, vice-pres., C. Toleike, pledge mistress, D. Pluta, sgt.-at-arms, publicity chair man, Row 2: L. Holloran, T. Gordon, J. Walker, B. Wilson, P. Sobczyk, A. M. Jarosz, E. Vogel, J. Numweiler, D. Vitali, S. Catins AP Delta Rho was founded in T961 and has been active on campus since l962. Profs, Collins and DiPota are The advisers. The sisters have worked hard To uphold The Tour points ofthe pin and the sorority col- ors: brown and white. The Tour points ofthe pin stand tor justice, torti- tude, Temperance, and prudence. The color brown represents reliabil- ity, and the white represents devotion. The sorority busied itself with the annual Mother-daughter tea, Winter Weekend, the Variety Show, the annual Bunny Rattle, spring pledging, and MUD Weekend. Delta Rho is proud of her accomplish- ments, the sisters will uphold the fine reputation they have established and continue to build The sorority stronger. 60 Fall pledging, T966 style Kappa Tau was founded in 1960 by Ronald Stott and other young men who saw the need for a fraternity which would respect the rights of the individual, his race, his creed, seeking only to further his development morally, socially, and intellectually so that he may better serve himself, his God, and others. Closely following these high ideals and ethics, Kappa Tau has progressed over these seven years to become one of ECTl's best and most respected fraternities. The beginning of this school year found Kappa Tau ac- tive in assisting Student Council and Faculty during Orienta- tion week. The brothers then began their social calendar by sponsoring informal socials, fraternity parties, the annual Mardi Gras, and the annual Christmas Party. The brothers of Kappa Tau are proud of their distinction of holding the high- est scholastic average of any of the Greeks on campus. These activities, plus the services to the community which they pro- vide, bring the brothers closer together in true brotherhood. Advisers are Profs. Bellman and DePowski, and Mr. Berst. Q ECVT i The long wait before the pledge meeting -EE Row l: J. Vastola, J. Calandra, B. Weishaupl, P. Zaremba, Rwo 2: J. Palboni, P. Moziak, J. Rausch, J. Geary, M. Hooria, J. Dziad- A. Tarcello, T. Cycon, Row 3: M. Byron, R. Buchner, E. Pecora, J. Farwell, R. Jakubowski, R. Korst, T. Zitney, B. Huntley, J. Blandford, C. Breissinger. bl Row l: vii. Ellis, treasurer, M. Molnar, vice president, D. Stuart, president, K. Jurczyk, secretary, Row 2: S. Stachowiak, D. Rosenthal, K. Van Nortwick, P. Bor chardt, C. Pagels, L. Bradman, S. Taylor, H. Jurczyk, K. Morad, Absent: C. Redington, K. Haldwory, S. Dowling. This year the sisters of Sigma Omega Chi Sorority, Alpha Chapter, once more sponsored Sigma's Soiree , a campus variety show which brings to the campus stage ioy and laughter. Among Sigma's other events are a MUD weekend float, and a trip to Hudson Valley Community College in Troy, New York. Pledges also held shoeshines in the Student Center every' Wednesday during pledging. The pledges had a charity program in which they vis- ited the Nazareth Nursing Home several days each week to donate their services. From the tremendous enthusiasm and interest displayed by the many sisters extends the fa- mous quotation, With fuel from the heart, I shall know how to speak, when I have forgotten the rest of my Greek, Sigma Omega Chi. Adviser is Prof. Chrymko. Dear Officer Krupke . . Row li J. Logvin, treas., D. Lubelski, vice-pres., J. Kennedy, pres., J. Nowak, sec.g T. Mirsch, pledge-master, Row 2: A. Stangi, D. Gugino, J. Van Nostwick P Buczkowski, F. Conley, P. Scappechio, F. Russo, B. Barker, W. Christy, P. Zebrowslci, J. Brancato, E. Hallinan, C. Green. KZK Kappa Sigma Kappa, the only national fraternity on campus, has done a great deal to promote brotherhood within the student body at ECTI. The goals of the group are to foster a deeper appreciation of culture, traternalism, and charity, and to instill in the hearts of its members a love of their Alma Mater. Among the activities of K.S.K. were their l7th annual Sweetheart Ball, which was an outstanding success, vari- ous work parties at Saint Rita's Home for Children, and a national service proiect adopted in l956, aiding Father Flannigan's Boys' Town. The brothers traveled to the Uni- versity ot Baltimore in Maryland for their Eastern Province Conclave where they met and promoted fraternalism with members of the province. During the summer the brothers convened in Chicago, Illinois to celebrate their one- hundredth anniversary. The advisers are: Profs. Amy, Cra- mer, Nagy, and Kassidy. John Kennedy questions a future brother I.-as Donald Ciaciuch, president, Steven Weiser, treasurer, Linda Jordan, vice presi- dent, Patricia Sobczyk, secretary. Student Council plays a major part in promoting student activity. Some of the major activities promoted by the council were: Convocations, United Fund Drive, Homecoming, dances after the basketball games, and MUD Weekend. The yearbook also contains a record of numerous other Student Council approved or sponsored campus events. Following the tradition started last year, new members were honored at an Induction Banquet. Council also sponsored C.l.S.G.A., an organization which sends council leaders to various conventions to develop communications with the students from other colleges. Advisers are Dean Hohensee and Miss McNa- mara. Campus Activity ls Student Council Concern .. . 1, . -W ' k S M D H 'nicki, K.Waiss,G.MichaelS B Row 1: Weiser, l.. Jordan, D. Ciaciuch, P. Sobczyk, Row 2: S. Nagy, L. Ohman, M. Sweeney, T. Quinlan, K. VanNortwic , . azur,- . oi Henslen, S. Danecker, S. Reickart, B. Radlich, S. Stachowick, J. Wochna, A. Torcello, Row 3: D. Styn, J. Nowak, M. Brown, C. Breissing, M. Monferetlo, R. Langenteld J Morse, A. Kaczmarek, R. Houghtaling, P. Lawrence, T. Arseneau, M. Trudau, H. Smaczniak, J. Dziadaszek, A. Tyra. 64 ACfT l VIFlT lI E5 Organizations Day . ,, 2 .1 r 'iii All you hod to do was sign your name. Orients Juniors Organizations Day, held September 22, acquaint- ed the junior students with the many clubs and organiza- tions on campus. All club, sorority, fraternity officers and advisors were on hand to answer questions pertaining to their organizations. A buffet dinner, prepared and served by our Food Service Administration curriculum, 5i9m0'S beanie - - - the Svmbel ef O Pledge- added the final touch to an enjoyable afternoon. sl kv ,..1 -1 gil ,,. 1 -31 -:Mus R .. 'X 'X' ' if 'Q iii' S J' Flame and Ice Club offered samples of their cooking talent. june Sqlzerl Lgmbddg president, offers cake to a prospective -'lt April 13 proved memorable as Pierre Salinger ad- dressed the students and faculty of Erie Tech. As the most col- orful of John F. Kennecly's New Frontier team, he told of his years with Kennedy in the first book ever written by a presi- dential press secretary on what the iob is like and on the rela- tionship between the press and the President. The question and answer period following the convocation revealed the true personality of the press secretary and close friend of President Kennedy. Mr. Salinger brought out an expert and warmly human perspective on the founding and forging of the New Frontier, and focused on many facts previously un- known to our students. Mentalist Russ Burgess, opened this year's convocation programs on October l2. The gym was the scene of the per- formance which shocked the disbelievers in the audience. A captivater of audiences, he has appeared before schools, col- leges, theaters, and other organizations. 51,000 was offered to the ECTI student who could prove that Mr. Burgess got as- sistance from others during his performance. Personalities Presented at Convocations ANNUAL PEP RALLY BEGINS CONVOCATION SEASON Homecoming Draws Record Attendance Judy Seifert, 'I966 Homecoming Queen A record number of students, faculty, and alumni were present to cheer the Kats on to victory over Mohawk Valley at the opening event of the Homecoming Weekend, December 9 and 10. During half-time, Judy Seifert, accompanied by her attendants Sue Fose and Linda Kiening, was crowned this year's Queen. Also present were Donna Burgstahler, Peggy Clerkin, Wendy Ellis, and Leslie Bouchard, other Queen can- didates. After the game, an informal dance was enioyed in the Student Center cafeteria which had been appropriately decorated by the Flame and Ice Club. Climax of the weekend was the dinner-dance on Saturday, December IO. Entertain- ment and dance music for the weekend were provided by the Aronsons, a comic folk group, and Jay Maran's orchestra. This year's chairman, Nadia Pelinsky, chose as the theme, Silver Bells and Sleighsf' Assisting Nadia were Sher- ry Mazur, Pat Sobczyk, and Karen Van Nortwick. Queen Judy Seifert reigned over the annual weekend activities and displayed her grace and beauty to all present. Claire Henel, Homecoming Queen l965, and Pat Sobczyk, present Judy with her Queen's robe. l The Kats' victory over Mohawk Valley was the beginning of a perfect weekend. Refreshments and dancing were enioyed by all those who at- tended the post-game dance. Friday's Highlights Punchbowl popular at the dance held in the Spring Student Center. 69 1 .J- . .,,. fi, 1 V, N 'FHLMF f'1'7'f v E '1 L'E2,4sL H 'auf A :W 1' , ,P 2 -'F 'T' rx-fi. frff 1 -is ' vw-Nf,',4, age- f ' '. '-L, f , Xe fa - ,E . -4 if Y: HW ., if 1 1 'Q 48 f 4, A,. ag' 15:1 A+'l .Pv . Q5 .1 l f I I f, Y 3 Y 1 -.i-Lv 1 ., ,- -A1 f- .., l. I yy w 1 ' L f. ...K 'N M, , 1, .- -al 'V ' A if l4..,f jx jf J' gi xr, A :gf f ' , MV JW R ,, : - ' XIV E-grl ' 'f ,, K 'X 1-I M ,,9 V . ' '4 'sf ,f .,-, f , PM 'J '- ' I ' -N K ml Q 1. -A I X 'ff , '5ia,3l.f ,Mfhff vb 51 ,. 1, - -Fw 2 . 14 4' JI.. .W ..--ffl, . 4 4-' 1 , 1, ez M w N 3 If A, if 1- if mf m y ' 1 l 5. Ji.. ? 1. '. -n .- 1,1 -Q ,-.F I - is Hi bt ff' iff, ' ' .', 4 3 Y 1.1 QA! P in N ., -T ' ' . . H sf 'f-ei - 4. I Sigma Omega Chi's Officer Krupke One of the highlights of the ECTl social season was held Friday March 3, in Gleainer Auditorium - Sigma Omega Chi Sorority's annual variety show, Sigma Soi- ree . Master of Ceremonies, Stan Roberts, of WKBW brought a little humor between acts. The typical show opening song, Another Opening of Another Show was sung by the Sigma girls followed by Lambda Chi Iota Soroity's l'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out Of My Hair. A definite highlight of the show was Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity in Would You Believe, the Rockettes? The guys arrived on stage dressed as girls, balloon-busted, bare midriffs, wigs, and short skirts. These antics proved to be the funniest act in the show, giving them the Most Humorous Award. Dennis Schooley showed his talent by singing My Heart Tells Me and Come to Me Girl, both composed by him. Dennis' effort won him the Most Original Award. The most Talented Award went to the Fraternity Four, Tom Meisch, John Nowak, Jim Noviski, and Gary Kadow, all members of Kappa Sigma Kappa. The show proved to be very enioyable, funny mo- ments, and moments that held the audience in silence. The show was not perfect: mistakes, confusion, not enough rehearsal. A Sigma show would not be a Sigma show without these elements to prove that people can have fun iust being themselves! Sigma's Soiree Students Being Themselves Z Q X if Y Kr Stan Roberts, M.C QWKBW Radiol Dennis Schooley, Most Original Lombdds I'm Gonna Wash That Mun Right Out Of My Hair. The Fraternity Four Another Opening . . THIS is Delta Rho? Would you believe, the Rockettes? The proud cwurd winners. 74 Sherrie oncl .lim lead the first donce offer being crowned. '55 Borb Rodlich ond Dennis Horter enioying the Snow Boll. Sheri Burl cincl Jim Miller Reign cis Queen and King of Snowball -I' wfX Bob Doddomio is surprised by comerc. Sue Fose ond escort, Sheri Burt ond Jim Miller reigned os queen oncl king for the evening of Phi Theto Gommo Fro- iernity, 8. Lombdo Chi loto Sorori- ty's l7ih onnuol Snowboll. The bull was held on Jon. ill ot the Ex- ecutive Hotel. All who ottended hod o marvelous time. King ond Queen pose hrlst Breissmger, King Jim Dziadaszekg and Joe Calandra, greet Queen Peggy Gauchat, Enioyable dancing music was provided by Tony Todaro. Buffet Dinner Highlights K.T. Mardi Gras Each year since Kappa Tau was founded, the brothers have held a semi- formal dance off campus. This year's sev- enth annual Mardi Gras was held in the magnificent atmosphere of the Hearthstone Manor on March 25, T967. Dance music was provided by Tony Todaro, and was most enioyable. One of the highlights of the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen, which took place at midnight. This year's King and Queen were Jim Dziadaszek and Peggy Gauchat. The candidates for king and queen consisted of the Senior Brothers of Kappa Tau and the Senior Sisters of Delta Rho, our sister sorority. The balloting was done by the Junior Brothers. A buffet dinner was served to all who attended, and all enioyed themselves. unique feature of this year's Mardi Gras: a buffet dinner. , , Mardi Gras - a time for graduated brothers to renew old friendships. N,-'Q Students and faculty enioy a between dance conversation. Red Hearts Feature Sweetheart Ball The Queen and King and their court. 76 Held in honor ot Valentine's Day this year's Sweetheart Ball was held on February ll, in the Statler Hilton's Ren- dezvous Room. The room, finished in red and decorated with red hearts and streamers of crepe paper, was quite ap- propriate tor the occasion. A sell-out crowd was on hand to enjoy the music of the Paul Oliver Quintet. The highlight of the evening was the crowning' at the Kappa Sigma Kappa Sweetheart tor T967. Miss Pam- ela Wrin, a student at the John Hopkins School ot Radiology in Baltimore, Maryland was crowned T967 Sweet- heart ot K.S.K. Her escort was John Nowak, secretary ot the fraternity, This year's Ball was a huge suc- cess and it can be sately said that a wonderful time was had by all. Pam and John lead off the Queens Dance Kneehng .I Morse J Sherwood R Basan Slandmg B Baumsartner J Borsche J PeeIer,J. Intramural Champs Paced by N J A C C All American Joe Peeler Acteon of the Champlonshlp game between Industrial 8. Construction I-ew . - -rg f-sit-FF' '.I E171 ' ' I -,r -'L-3 - - , I I I ,f l' Q, ,- Inscribed wineglasses and roses were favors for the l967 Junior Prom held ot the Mary Seaton Room of Klein- han's Music Hall on April 29. Prom Queen Pat Melon and her court danced to the music of Jay Maran. Chairman ofthe an- nual prom, Art Torcello, class president, and his committee members Diane Vitali, Ellen l-luson, Pat Melon chose as their theme, A Night To Remember. President Shenton performs the annual pleasure of crowning the Queen. A Night To Remember prove L The Junior's Queen, Pat Melon. be a Night To Remember for The Junior Prom Qtrzi' and John Farwell in the spotlight during the Queens ,Q 43 45' Q- Tobie Gordon selects the i967 Prom Queen as candidates Sandy Burns, Mary Jane Evans, Pat Melon, Gail Liebanow, Sandi Sfachoviak, Sandy Catino, and Tandy Quilan anxiously await the results. :D X, e'f, x ag: I: , .., ...sg S! Smiling faces - symbol of all who attended! Lyn Ohman, Banquet Chairman Pat Sobczyk and Mark Gilbert Named Outstanding Seniors At the annual Leadership Banquet held June l, Patricia Sobczyk and Mark Gilbert were named Outstanding Senior Woman and Man. Linda Kiening received the Board of Trustees Award and Richard Allen and David DeJohn were awarded the Beverly Meyers Scholarships. Activity awards were presented to Donald Allen, Terry Cycon, Lyn Ohman, Donald Nichter, Marcia Worthington, Kathleen Evers, Diana Kainz, Michael Hasenstab, Albert Horning, Leslie Bouchard, Joseph Korycki, Gary Smith, Rob- ert Wilhelm, Leo Franken, Irwin Lorich, and Richard Panek. Student Council awards went to Donald Ciaciuch, Mark Gil- bert, Pat Sobczyk, Linda Jordan, Sherry Mazur, John Nowak, Lyn Ohman, Nadia Pelinsky, Karen Waiss, and Steven Weis- er. l.F.B.D. award winners were Susan Fose, John Nowak, Jo- seph Calandra, Judith Wochna, Diane Stuart, and Jane Sal- zer. A special presentation was made to Dean James Hohen- see for his extra interest in the student body. Steven Petro, Michael Graber, Barbara Radlich, and Ar- thur Torcello were inducted as Student Council otticers for i967-68. Lyn Ohman, Banquet Chairman, presented Mrs. Weaver with a gift land a kissl to show appreciation for all of the work that she has done for the Student Council and l.F.B.D. 1, 'f it , if to Linda Kiening. ,'1T .1 it l Trustees Vice-chairman Henry Sylvester presented the Board. ot Trustees award tg if 1 'vii 4 ., c' . ,-G .I t W 9 I ,-Jr ,sg- , r-J Steve Petra, Barb Radlich, Mike Graber, and Art Torcello induct- ed by Pres. Shenton 80 ,Ill .v V l.F.B.D. award winners - Diane Stuart, Judy Wochna, John Nowak, Sue Fose, Bob Dadda- mio, Joe Calandra, Jane Salzer, with the I.F.B.D. adviser, Prof. Sina. A special gift, for cl special person n Brandstetter presented the Beverly Meyers Scholarships to Richard Allen David Delohn. Mark Gilbert and Pot Sobczyk, Outstanding Senior Man and Woman, with Steve Petro, Student Councils new president. P' -a-'90, ll 'S' WW-Y, .L .Meme ,i1 if,,f 4+ , tt 9' 1.7 5 ' 'f 'i.ii,.l2 L 4- . Everyone Loves A Clown Lambda Chi Iota Sorority Best All Around Award MUD Winning Floats 82 The First Circus Medical Laboratory Technology Most Original Award The Kat lnstitooter and Arrow Most Humorous Award The Queen and Her Court Cheryl Burt, Linda Kiening, Alana Brachulis l Linda Kiening Reigns as MUD Queen W, Linda M. Kiening was crowned l967 MUD Queen on Thursday, May 25, the beginning of MUD Weekend. Linda, reigning over the entire weekend and the Senior Prom, lwith her attend- ants Cheryl Burt and Alana Brachulisl began the annual MUD parade. Steve Weiser congratulates our Queen. A kiss from lhe . -,:2.f ' ., ' 0,7 rf. M ,A-Tl.: it .. , , N X -rf! -4'--L3-.-V sa , 1 lf' . Qjf ' 1, 'i-., WL, . The final ,ouches ,O G Winning float. K.S.K.'s cannon - a highlight of the parade: K W Dental and Industrial combine to produce another winner. Medical Lab recruits the help of strong boys to insure another win ner. 83 fT f t I What do you mean I can't race against a gril? If I fu 'x I 4 Added to the MUD festivities this year was the bicycle race spon- sored by Phi Theta Gamma Frater- nity. Trophies were presented to the winners in each class. The pic- tures on this page tell the whole story. I Karen Waiss supervises Mark Gilbert 'IQ 'In The trophy winners. , rf. J The Indianapolis 500 - Erie Tech style. 84 I He doesn't think I can beat him! When I was a kid, we had handlebors. John Nowak was the first to welcome Charlie Manna to the Erie Tech campus. A i ' 1 Jane -Salzer accepts the prize for the Best All Around Float Charlie Manna in action. The Dolphins were the first to entertain. Crowded, like the rest of MUD, the blast at the Gardens. 85 A happy satisfied crowd. Our dinner was skillfully prepared. Bar-BQue Deelishus! Whai do you mean, only one plate? The chow line. I think I lust swallowed a chicken bone! Chairmen John Nowak confers with Karen Weiss, Bor-B-Que 1 l Q One for you, one for me . . . MUD Bar-B-Que 0 Complete Cool Steve strikes ogoin. Sellout There's some time when you just have to get owuy from the crowd ,- A queen's crown must look iust right. An appreciated helping hand. MUD Queen's w Day ofthe ' U F Senior X' Prom Steve gets c welcome smile. Steve performs the delightful tosk lt f ,-t l l it l A roost to the Queen, Mr. and Mrs. Kiening bid c fond farewell to the couple. W. Linda Keining and Steve Weiser A peek through the car window. The Que-en's escort must look iust right. The dance book - symbol of a formal dance. '15 K ! - 'If W. - E Q ., an 'N The happy smiles ot o happy couple. Linda and Steve trip the light fantastic. --1 The perfect finale of a perfect evening Crowded, but happy. I ' Somewhere My Love Seniors danced the night away on Sat- urday, May 27 at the Annual Senior Prom, held in the Golden Ballroom of the Statler Hilton Hotel. Don Nichter, class president, and his officers chose as their theme, Somewhere My Love. Linda Kiening, MUD Queen, reigned over the entire attair. ,nv ii lem., Q nfs: :gcTl'l'i-:li .:,. 4 'Q-'iggif' ' r ' 'Wi 7315, I il Faculty members' dual role. The Queen, and her party. We danced 'till dawn! Bob Criden's Men About Town provided dancing music, While some danced, others rested. It was crowded, buf dcncing in the balcony?? A il I V lm gy ' -L A and Mrs. Shenton, always on hand ot on Erie Tech A Senior's year in retrospect. 9l Just which way DID we come in? A break in the music gives a chance to see those with whom we ahended classes every day for two years. 92 Jus? wait till we gel out of here! IA if ,- - U N . 7 Lvl ,I .' lpi V ui, ii MUD Chairman John Nowak and his spe- cial girl. 9 4 Ah The Senior Prom - 0 crowded success. SPORTS A coach's lonely vigil. Cross Country Team Jells in Mid-Season to Finish Strong The '66 edition ot the Erie Tech Harriers, under the direction ot head coach Paul Barone, opened the season on the first day of October at the Viking Invitational in Troy, N.Y. where they placed iOth. They entered their dual meet schedule with optimism for a good season, with a sound nucleus of good Seniors, and some very promising Juniors. The team, however, started slowly and by mid-season had yet to record a victory. Atter mid-season, things began to change as the team learned a new word, victory, which soon became the only word in their vocabulary as they finished the season with tour straight vic- tories. The Kats were paced by Seniors Marc Kiesling, Jim Bollin, Charles Stutz, and Robert Haas, with Kiesling capturing the num- ber one position throughout the season. 'iv 'Q Charles Stutz ECTI ECTI ECTI ECTI ECTI ECTI ECTI ECTI ECTI Jim Bollin John Kaitanowski Dennis Kozub Richard Jakubowski SEASON'S RECORD 40 Alfred Tech 49 Mohawk Valley 50 Buffalo State 32 Canisius 42 Broome Tech 21 Niagara U. 27 Jamestown CC 20 Niagara CCC 22 Monroe CCC The Kats running against Niagara C.C.C. as-mel fr . ' I -lc.-. 2 . A 1' ., .. - ,Q A f 1 es' 3-. - ' 4 - Kiesling Stutz Soccer Season Produces Three All-Region Players The '66 Soccer Season opened with only six returnees from the '65 squad. Included were: Ezio DiFrancisco, Mike Gomez, Mike Matusiak, John Mertel, Tom Bradley, and Dan Schumann. Juniors Jeff Danitz, Bruce Dorr, Paul Nemeth, Doug Peckham, and Glenn Popowich together with Seniors Juan Cedano and Horst Schypulla saw their first ECTI action against Hudson Valley Community College. After suffering two defeats, the ECTI Kats came through A4,, 1 3 . with a big win over Canisius College, only to become iniury- riddled and drop the next three in a row. This losing streak was followed by a shut-out of Behrend Center PSU. The Kats went down in defeat to a strong Monroe Community College team in the final game of the season. Seniors Juan Cedano and Mike Gomez, and Junior Doug Peckham shared the honor of being selected to the NJCAA Region Ill All-Region team. ,.f ',' L Q A Kneeling: L-R Paul Nemeth lHBlg Ezio DiFrancisco lHBip Juan Cedeno lOLl-All-Region Illg Mike Gomez llLl Co-captain and All-Region lllp Jim Scott lFBlg Glenn Popowich lHBlp Doug Peckham llRl Co-captain and All-Region llly Mike Matusiak lFBlg Tom Bradley iORlg Standing: L-R Joe Doyle lFBlp Bruce Dorr IFE-lg Al Ventresca lHBlp Dan Schu- mann lOLly John Mertel lGl5 John Britt Kilt Jeff Sheehan iHBli Dave Pearsons lFBlg Absent: Horst Schypulla lORlg Jeff Danitz lll.l Frank Lamanna lHBl BOX SCORE Erie Tech 4 Erie Tech 2 Erie Tech 7 Erie Tech O Erie Tech 3 Erie Tech l Erie Tech 7 Erie Tech O Hudson Valley 6 Mohawk Valley 7 Canisius College l Broome Tech 2 Orange C.C.C. 8 Corning C.C. 4 Behrend Center O Monroe C.C.C. 3 95 Cheerleaders Add Spark Froht Row fL. to RJ. .loan Moslow, Diane Downey, Gail Taube lCapt.l, Joan Stoehr, Judi Cookfairg Bock Row L. to R.: Mrs. Susanne Steffan, lAdvisorl, Judy Blenker,'Sandra Koladziei, Sue Klingrnan, Frances Legters, Linda Smith. Yeah, Team! If you are a sports enthusiast they need no introduction. It their identity is doubtful, may we present the Erie Tech Cheerleaders. These fun loving, hard working morale boosters were seen at sporting events throughout the year. Their spirited antics did much to spur the teams on to their best efforts in victory or defeat. The girls reach the height of en thusiasm. nding L to R William Banonto Michael Stayer Stephen Nelson Dave Mendotik Gilbert Hargrove, Robert Nowak, James Eller, Ronald Whittleton, Kevin Roche, Glenn Henley rtin Johnson James Boll n Robert Robbins Kneeling L to R Coach Killian asst Coach Fitzpatrick. Toughest Schedule Faced Basketball Kats Playing the toughest schedule in their history, the basketball Kats tinished the T966-T967 season with a record of 24 wins and 6 losses. The season opener pitted the T966 NJCAA cham- pion, Moberly lMo.l Junior College against the Kats and the Greyhounds ot Coach Cotton Fitzsimmons ran up an impressive 84-63 win. The Kats bounced back and won tive straight over Bryant and Stratton Business Insti- tute, Brhrend Center, P.SU., Mohawk Valley Community College, Corning Community College, and Muskegon County Community College ot Michigan before losing to Hudson Valley Community College 73-64 in the tinals ot the Collar City Classic at Troy, New York. Jamestown Community College was upended l24- 99 at Jamestown before the Kats lett tor the 'Blue Water Classic in Port Huron, Michigan during the Christmas Holiday Season. In the tourney opener Erie Tech stopped Joliet fIIl.l Junior College 88-87, but lost the title clash to host Port Huron Junior College lO3-77. The T967 portion of the schedule saw Erie Tech run up seven consecutive wins over Auburn, Jamestown, Corning, Hudson Valley, Monroe Community Colleges, Point Park College, and Alfred Tech before bowing to the Hornets ot Broome Tech 85-62 in Binghamton. Bob Nowak makes his number an evil omen to the opponents ECTI 63 103 83 93 101 113 64 124 88 77 107 84 99 90 103 126 90 62 70 104 84 93 101 85 129 108 94 111 96 112 98 OPPONENT Moberly Junior College lMo.l Bryant 8. Stratton Business Institute Behrend Center, P.S.U. lPa.l Mohawk Valley Community College Corning Community College Muskegon County Community College Hudson Valley Community College Jamestown Community College Joliet Junior College llll.l Port Huron Junior College lMich.l Auburn Community College Monroe Community College Point Park College lPa.l Alfred Tech. Hudson Valley Community College Jamestown Community College Corning Community College Broome Tech. Monroe Community College Ryerson Tech. Broome Tech. Canton Tech. Paul Smith's College Niagara Community College Jefferson Community College Alfred Tech. Niagara Community College Jefferson Community College Hudson Valley Community College Leicester Junior College lMass.1 Steve Nelson - all alone in the crowd, scores two lMich.l 74 A nine-game consecutive winning streak followed this loss as the Kats downed Monroe CC, Ryerson Tech, Broome Tech, Canton Tech, Paul Smith's College, Niaga- ra CC, Jefferson CC, and Alfred Tech, before accepting a bid to compete in the NJCAA Region Ill Tournament at Troy. The Kats opened tournament play by downing Jefferson CC 111-96 to move into the semi-final round. Hudson Valley CC eliminated Erie Tech 114-96 from the championship bracket. ln the consolation final Leicester lMass.1 Junior College downed the Kats 125-112 in an overtime thriller. Bob Nowak was an honorable mention selection on the NJCAA All-American Team. Nowak, Dave Mendofik, and Leonard Russell were selected to the NJCAA Region Ill All-Star Team and to the Empire State Junior College Conference All-Star Squad. THEY 84 61 69 80 57 73 99 87 103 90 73 80 72 92 75 66 85 65 70 73 79 96 75 92 85 74 96 114 125 0.T. i' Q A ,Nnjln !,' , A --A . , It only tokes one Kot lBob Nowak, to get the bull! X4 The unstoppable, highscoring Dove Mendofik. Jim Eller ond Gilbert G Hargrove in action ogoinst Niogorc, while the duck watches. .V A uw ' ,gh 2 1 1' 0 , M. Q 33' Qbwx QL S J -I? ll N a 1 f. . W is .fi Q lk I xx: 5' 04' 'fm 4. f6'c?3zQZ ' 'VW' ' q if f xii: i i qfkm. f S5 x N4 ,- l P-X 'W 4 1, 'D KP ,,,. ,mv 1 Q Z' A Q.. - .,. -5-mr' W Sm - 5-Haw x iiwvliqfiifx. X ' ' x u .' x i . ' Ai dz, uf -3 5 U Left to Right: Donna Collins, Sue Ostrozynskig Mrs. Lallmang, Kathy Stillman, Kathy Dan- necker. l02 ln a ioint effort with the cheerleaders to stimu- late interest in our basketball games and to build school spirit, the ECTI Erie Kittens were organized in the fall of l965 by Mrs. Sue Lallmang. A drill routine was performed tothe music of Erie Tech's Pep Band at all home games. The away games at Corning and Binghamton proved to be exciting and challenging for the Kittens as they exhibited their fine talents to rival teams. Kittens A dd Sparkle Wrestlers Gain Experience in Rookie Year Erie Techs Wrestling Team opened its first season of NJACC competition this year with a seven match schedule against a line-up of strong competitors. The matmen fought for, and won, a third place from Hudson Valley Community College in the Collar City Classic Tournament at Troy, New York only to find Hudson Valley seeking their revenge in a dual match at Erie. Being a new team with little experience the matmen did not win a dual match but showed great im- provement as the season progressed. The last match high- lighted the season with a 22-22 tie against Alfred Tech, who defeated Erie 3l-8 in the Kats third match. Outstanding individual match records were held by co- captains John Rugani and Paul Borst, both held a 5 win l tie ancl l loss record. Senior Marc Kiesling followed close behind with a record of 3 wins, l tie, and l loss. The record for the fastest pin of the season is held by Junior Jim Baker, 56 sec., obtained in a match with UB. Frosh. Missing in next years line-up will be Seniors Paul Borst T77 lbs., Marc Kiesling l37 lbs., Jim Mills l6O lbs. and Don Nichter l9l and heavyweight. Pictured left - the '67 Mat-Kats'. L. to R. kneeling - Jim Scott, Jim Ryan John Rugani, Marc Kiesling, Ted Kuschel. Standing - G. Breaton, Coach John Parlovich, Don Nichter, Paul Borst, Jim Baker, Leo Frarikin, manager Jim Ryan takes control A concerned bench. IO3 Jim Baker in action against Alfred. K Erie Erie Erie Erie Erie Erie Erie -11 THE SCORES Corning CC Hudson Valley Alfred Tech U.B. Frosh Auburn CC U.B. Frosh Alfred Tech Collar City Classic Tournament Erie Tech 3rd Place. Z Golfers Stroke Out a Winning Season Erie Tech's Golfers began their l967 season with only one returning letterman, Raymond Baird, who turned out to be the spark plug of the team and earned the MVP Award.. The first match of the season saw the Kats lose its first of three defeats to a powerful Canisius College team. Bounding back after this defeat, the Kats over- powered Niagara County Community College and dropped a close match to Niagara University. The Kats finished the season with a win over Alfred Tech, a tie with St. Bonaventure University, and wins over Jamestown Community College and Monroe Com- munity College ending the season with a 4-3-l record. Ray Baird, captain of this year's squad, shot a siz- zling 78 to take medalist honors in the sub-region tourna- ment at Corning, and Carl Kidawski took second place medalist with a dazzling 75 at the Region lll Tournament in Auburn. K 'eell'l9f RUY Bfllfd - Capt., Standing L. to R. - Nelson Powell, Tom Bradley, Richard Opolka, Carl Kidawski, Bob Scott, Prof. Jones, coach. i 1 aegis, if B L iii -t qs f '- Q Q: A . . , ,651 iv gt Back Row: L to R T. Sherwood, S. Nelson, M. Ruda, R, Smith, G. Riter, W. Stewert, D. Sager, J. Gusky, G. Mertel, Coach Fitzpatrick, Front Row: L to R B, Bamonto, B. Gleason, T. Makowski, R. Karker, S. Karker, S. DeSain, G. Metz, B. Robins, L. Barreca. Baseball Building Year Becomes Successful Season The l967 season was slated as a building year for the Baseball Kats, but the baseballers produced a very successful season posting a won ten lost seven record. The team was led by All-American first baseman Joe Gusky who hit an impressive .480 and had only one error on 81 attempts at first base. After a slow start with the Kats losing five of its first seven games the baseball team finally got underway with an impressive 21 to 4 win over St. Bonaventure and then taking two games from the Region III champion Monroe Community College team. The season was capped when the Kats defeated Broome Tech with a game-winning homerun by Santo DeSain. 'i rf The Classic Stance w V- xt C ,Ai 1 ' i View from the bench Coach Fitzpatrick, the watchful mentor The regulars await their turn at bat. Getting ready for last game. .JLQQHKJJK OPPONENT University of Buffalo University of Buffalo Buffalo State Bryant and Stratton Bryant and Stratton Niagara University Niagara University Canisius College Canisius College Jamestown CC Jamestown CC St. Bonaventure St. Bonaventure Monroe CC Monroe CC Broome Tech Broome Tech THEY 7 20 3 5 4 5 5 3 3 l 3 4 4 O 3 3 8 Joe G. - Erie Tech's All-American first baseman -3- l08 Standing: L to R- J. Zanghi: R. Gaglioti, M. Monfuletho, D. Schumann: W. Cook: J. Secretan R. Haas, R. Dunn, P. Wasmund, J. Kaitanowski, J. Boechmann, L. Wisz: J. Ryan: J. Nowak, Sitting: l. to R - B. Nowak, J. Vanderlinde, D. Nichter, C. Stutz - Captain, M. Busch, J. Scott: J. Baker: K. Hein, Absent: J. Eller: J. Groh: M. Smith, F. Lomanna lmanagerl. Field Events Are Key to Successful Track Season T967 Track and Field season opened with preparation for the WNY lnvitational, in which the Kats were the defend- ing champions. Competition was tough, however, and the Kats managed only a 3rd bowing to Buffalo State and U.B. Triangular meet season opened against Canisius Col- lege and U.B. The Kats proved stronger than Canisius to finish in second place behind U.B. The individual winners for the Kats were John Groh, Wally Cook, and Ron Gaglioti. Third meet of the season brought success forthe Kats as they defeated Canisius and Niagara at Niagara. John Groh leaped 6'2 in the high iump to set a new Erie Tech record. Groh also took first place in the T20 yard high hurdles. Other double winners of the day were John Boechmann in the triple and long lump, and Ron Gagliotti in the lOO and 220. Climax of the season came with the NJCAA Region Ill Track and Field Championship held at Erie Tech. Nine iunior colleges participated and eleven records were broken in the day-long affair. The Kats managed to scramble into trophy territory as they compiled 35 points for third place. Mohawk Valley CC was the first and Auburn CC second. The Kats finished the season with a successful triangular meet record of 5 wins and 3 losses losing only to Buffalo State and U.B. The Most Valuable Player for the T967 track season was John Groh. Additional Erie Tech records were broken this season: Jim Eller in the Javelin with a toss of l56', Wally Cook in the 440 yard Intermediate Hurdles with a time of 59.7 seconds, and Don Nichter in the discus with a toss of l38'7 lalso set WNY lnvt. record and region Ill record, both in discusl. . 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F Ig if f rm - f U7 LH! -2:-f-E,-I .,:,-- 1 Z' L ., , ., I Q11 JH. 912324 .i4f'f'3 , P7519 315 Mike Smilh - broad lump R John Groh - MVP Don Nichfer - sei 3 records WESTERN NEW YORK INVITATIONAL 3rd Place FIRST TRIANGULAR MEET 2nd Place SECOND TRIANGULAR MEET Isl Place THIRD TRIANGULAR MEET 2nd Place UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO INVITATIONAL 7th Place FOURTH TRIANGULAR MEET 2nd Place NJCAA REGION Ill CHAMPIONSHIP 3rd Place . .f Q., ' ' ,. WZ: 1 'A I ,f4,2iHEb. f H A . 'M Q. ,Tj .v , I 'L X I ,'5'f QNX- 'I?-v 1 E ' -, '- ' . fi I ' ej 5 , , , ,., . . , -. 'll' -' .9 1 . I P157 -'Q -.2 ' ...tl klffffuri' AF: I . Q: 'L 1iA'f I-ffezreffl' -' 'fiff-?P'717'5'l 'iffli-fr I af .' I-Ly '-A 'L' .-iff f+:- I 'Q' I 'mm' I Q -.- ' ' '. , mv QQ.. A .. 2.-35: , -eff, :JL 4- fgi J ' ' I- 1 17211: ' 5 John Boechmann - high scoring iunior I09 Tennis Team Has Tough Season l ii- The ECTI tennis team, after a slow start, rallied back in the last matches by defeating Corning Community College 6-3 and St. Bonaventure University 5-4, and then lost a close match to Broome Tech 4-5. The Kats lost their first matches to the strong University of Buffalo, Buffalo State, Niagara Uni- versity, and Canisius College teams. The outstanding players for the team were the lst doubles combination of Craig Jakel and Mike Smith, who only lost one match to Buffalo State's Melnik and Gassman. Smith and Jakel ended the season with a 5-l record. '1 H .xx x K.x,1.. The team checks scores after a match ECTI 0 ECTI 0 ECTI 3 ECTI l ECTI 2 ECTI 6 ECTI 5 ECTI 4 I I0 Steve lngrahm in action SEASONS RECORD Niagara 6 Buffalo State 8 Canisius 7 Corning C.C. 3 St. Bonaventure 4 Broome Tech. 5 gum-Nr? a Standing: Dan Prior, Leo Franken, Steve Kamykowski, Steve lngraham, Jim soro. Kneeling: Craig Jakel, Coach Breton, Mike Smith. The team's record did not indicate a good season, bi after a slow start the team did finish strong. Missing from next year's line up will be seniors Corsorc Franken, Kamyowski, Rosenthaler, and Smith. 9 9 First Singles - Craig Jakel .-if Don Poscucci intenl on o problem. Firsl ECU fl'Ol house fT?..'?'l ' Will 54 I . flL31l21.l', A Nw 7'u,fN'-'T' e W 'Ll lillillfi' I ff-' ' ' ' - Q12 I 5 riff 4. -,V V HA K Y if - ' . 4. 1 I X Jom session in the lounge ol Chrisfmos Time. Adminisirotion Building all lit up . 4' -l Q 'f '?Z2-XWP I F ' ,Ant V -fr President James E. Shenton presents the Laurence E. Spring Athlete ofthe Year Award, to All-American Robert Nowak Dr. Norvin T. Whitmore presents the Richard R. Dry MVP Basketball Award to David Mendotik Coach Raymond Jones, Jr. presents the most valuable player award in soccer to Mike Gomez OTHER MVP HONORS WERE AWARDED TO: Cross Country - Marc Kiesling Wrestling - Paul Borst Rifle Club - Tom Bluhm Baseball - Josephy Gusky Track and Field - John Groh Tennis - Craig Jakel Golf - Ray Baird Cheerleading - Gail Taube ,X .S II3 Down from above Alvina Sialey and Len Russell dance. . A 9 Parking Iof pattern. Scrimmage on the lawn. Jn. gl Donna Rogers and Madaleine Rice in chem. lab, I I r f JL. ,- 9 Q . ' k A e!'52-1'T?4l'4 f N 'wiv . ku 1 1 ' . I l 1 1 'Quai I . 5 4 ,4 awp' ' c ' 4 E . ,,44?g4 - , ,-:C-'v?xuQ X 1.515- :,:,:!,, ,M .g:,-135-:Ni . .j..g,5 X -,xig-35.55, Q 1-'J-' .-V tif- L ,4,'6u .. . 'gr' KW' Y, ,iff- F ,,, 1, ,..,. . 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Pulkownik, Deputy W. Dispense, Deputy P. Benner, Patrolman R. Miller, Row 2 - Patrolman G. Schoemick, Patrolman T. Murphy, Patrolman C. Laufer, Patrolman J. Kane, Investigator R. Butterfield, Trooper J. Stroinowski, Trooper K. Enser, Trooper V. Tobia, Row 3 Patrolman J. Wilson, Chief of Police R. Palmer, Patrolman L. Anderson, Patrolman A. Heithecker, Patrolman R. Robson. Absent from photo: Desk Lieutenant T. Devine, Captain H. Garrow, Patrolman R. Gilcart, Trooper L. Griffin, Policewoman R. Hess, Patrolman J. Schrivo, Patrolman J. Rynkowski. l3b THE CLASS OF l 9-67 Q tl 95,5 'asv 1 1'!F' OFFICERS: Donald L. Nichler, Preiidenl 'Tobie A. Gordon, Secretary Linda M. Kiening, Treasurer James N. Mills, Vice Presidenll CIP' BETTY ,IO ABBOTT NANCY ADAMS Dental Hygiene Executive Secretarial Science BETTY ANN ALLES SHARON L. AMMON Food Service Administration Executive Secretarial Science WILLIAM J. ANDRZEJEWSKI ANTHONY G. ANGILELLA Chemical Technology Metallurgical Technology THOMAS L. 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MARK BOOKMAN Food Service Administration LESLIE BOUCHARD Civil Technology JOHN BOYKIN Food Service Administration ALANA BRACHULIS Dental Hygiene QP rr GEORGE BRADDELL THOMAS BRADLEY JANET BRADY JOSEPH BRANCATO Business Administration FREDERICK BRIMMER Mechanical Technology GERALD BRUSCIA Electrical Technology JAMES BUKATY Mechanical Technology Data Processing IRENE BRODKA Medical Laboratory Technology MARGARET BRUSH Dental Hygiene DONNA BURGSTAHLER Food Service Administration Dental Hygiene Electrical Technology GARY BROWN PETER BRUNDAGE Electrical Technology Electrical Technology ,iv 'Fey PAUL BROZYNA JANICE BUCHER Business Administration Executive Secretarial Science JOHN BURKE RICHARD BURKETT Metallurgical Technology Food Service Administration i iii, ' ,J I t ' A IQ- . ,i f i , . 4 5, Y ti i ge: CHERYL BURT ROBERT BUSCH WILLIAM BUTKA JOHN BUTLER Medical Office Assisting Industrial Technology Ophthalmic Dispensing Electrical Technology 457 DONNA CAFFREY JOSEPH CALANDRA PATRICK CALLAHAN WAYNE CAMERON Dental Hygiene Electrical Technology Electrical Technology Mechanical Technology LOUIS CARDAMONE ROSEMARY CAREY WAYNE CARRIG HOLLY CARROLL Industrial Technology Optholmic Dispensgig Industrial Technology Recreation Supervision 'T-. JAMES CASH SUZANNE CASH ANNETTE CECERO JUAN CEDENO Metollurgicol Technology Food Service Administration Dental Hygiene Mechanicol Technology l 1'i',, I Q 'XY PATRICK CLEMEN5 WlLLlAM CHAMBERLIN PATRICIA CHILANO CYNTHIA CHOLISH M2l0llUf9lC0l T9Cl'm0l09Y RBCVSGHOH 5UpefVlSiOn Food Service Administration Dental Hygiene WALTER CHRIST CARL CHUDZYNSKI SANDRA CHURCHILL Mechnical Technology Food Service Administration Business Administration DONALD CIACIUCH LAWRENCE CIESLICA LINDA CIRINCIONE Electrical Technology Dum processing Medical Office Assisting WAYNE CLARK MARGARET CLERKIN ROBERT COCOL JOHN COLEMAN Mechanical Technology Medical Office Assisting Civil Technology Civil Technology JAMES CONOVER DAVID CONSOR LINDA COOK Electrical Technology Ophthalmic Dispensing Food Service Administration LQ., WALTER COOK III GERALD COOPER Recreation Supervision Business Administration DARLENE CORMIER NANCY CORRIERE Food Service Administration Medical Laboratory Technology ROBERT COOK Electrical Technology ix ,, XX-.1 ROBERT CONSOR Ophthalmic Dispensing JAMES coresoizo Civil Technology GEORGE COSIMANO SUSAN COYLE JOHN CRAIG ROBERT CRAIGLOW Civil Technology Medical Office Assisting Mechanical Technology Civil Technology ' - f7,Y-A1- ' ' 531 , V V V - -v , ' ' .P I -. p -1 TERRY CYCON PAUL CURTIS ROBERT DADDAMIO ARTHUR DAVIS Mechanical Technology Electriqol Technology Melallurgical Technology Ophthalmic Dispensing .si CAROL DEAN BARBARA DEITZ DAVID DEJOHN MICHAEL DENNE Fggd Service Adminisf,-Cfion Denlol HYQlene Ophthalmic Dispensing Mechnical Technology I I by ELAINE DEPASQUALE JUSTUS DERX RUTH DICKEY KATHLEEN DIEHL Medlml Offlfie ASSISWIQ Chemical Technology Dala Processing Dafa Processing 1.4- EZIO DIFRANCESCO JOHN DILIVIO CAROL DILLON RONALD DIMARIA Electrical Technology Electrical Technology Food Service Administration Business Adminislralion STEPHEN DISPENZA Electrical Technology DENNIS DUGAN Business Administration GENE DWORZANSKI Mechanical Technology DANIEL EGAN Chemical Technology aff? JAMES DOBIES RUSSELL DOREY THOMAS DRABIK Metallurgical Technology Mechanical Technology Industrial Technology THOMAS DUGAN RUSSELL DUNCAN GINGER DUTSCHMAN Mechanical Technology Mechanical Technology Medical Laboratory Technology -i-'l-1, , . , . ,fs ... 1 , -u 1 : ,. 'V' .2,,'.'if ' g'in.'lf' 'T' 'fit I ' '- .4 I lr l . . fl i ANN DYE JAMES DZIADESZEK WILLIAM EDGERTON Medical Laboratory Technology M9Cl'I0f1lC0l TSCIWUOIOQY Business Administration LAWRENCE EISENBERG SHARON ELLIS ROBERT ENGSTROM Opthalmic Dispensing Dental Hygiene Opthalmic Dispensing EDWARD ENSER Electrical Technology I I I JAY FEDESON Mechanical Technology ELIZABETH FISHER Dental Hygiene SUSAN FOSE Business Administration KATHLEEN EVERS KATHLEEN FALTISCO JOHN FARWELL Medical Office Assisting Dental Hygiene Business Administration JOHN FENZL ROGER FEUERSTEIN PAUL FINLEY Industrial Technology Chemical Technology Food Service Administration DOREEN FLANDERS HENRY FLISS LEE FOELS Executive Secretarial Science Electrical Technology Civil Technology fn? KAY FOWLER EDWIN FRANCIS GARY FRANK DGIO PVOCQSSIHQ Chemical Technology Civil Technology LEO FRANKEN LUCILLE FREAS LAUBA FREER HANNAH FREW Optlwalmic Dispensing Dental Hygiene Executive Secretarial Science Dental Hygiene FQMT PHllIP FRICANO J. viciqi FRIENDS RQBERT FRIES JACK, FROST Civil Technology Denfol Hygiene Mechanical Technology Electrical Technology DAVID FRY PATRICIA FULSTON Food Service Administration Dental Hygiene ANTHONY GAETA FRANCES GANGE Metallurgical Technology Medical Office Assisting 5- ,cu Us Il -Y l l 5. nl, y F lt. . 1 5 gig? 1 Corner of the orderly Electrical Lab. I49 PAUL GATZA Food Service Administration MARTIN GERHARDT Ophthalmic Dispensing MARGARET GAUGHAT ROBERTA GELLER BARBARA GENA Dental Hygiene Medical Laboratory Technology Dental Hygiene ANTHONY GIANCOLA ROBERT GIBBONS LANCE GIERKE El6ClI'iCOl TSCIWHOIOQY Business Administration Business Administration I I I RICHARD GILMOUR Chemical Technology M , i 1' L77 LYNN GLANTON WILLIAM GLASS BARBARA GLEASON Electrical Technology Chemical Technology Ophthalmic Dispensing ROBERT GLEASON Civil Technology CHARLES GOETZ ROBERT GOLDBACH MARY GOLDEN Civil Technology Data Processing Recreation Supervision ggi MICHAEL GOMEZ Recreation Supervision ' 'g 7, DAVID GRALEY Mechoniccil Technology 'hui' TOBIE GORDON JAMES GOUCK PAUL GOWLING Food Service Administration N --il l i 'i T GERALD GRAVES Metallurgical Technology He thinks he can make me laugh! lBarl9 l-luebschl Industrial Technology Civil Technology MICHAEL GREEN BARBARA GREGOIRE Mechanical Teghnolggy Medical Office Assisting l fs-2+ 'ea' DONALD GREINER JOSEPH GRODMAN Civil Technology Ophthalmic Dispensing JOHN GROH JOSEPH GUSKY Data Processing Recreation Supervision - .. 3 A FRANK GUZZETTA Data Processing F9 LAWRENCE HADCOCK Business Administration HERBERT HALL Industrial Technology GERALD HANYPSIAK Metallurgical Technology 'i' WILLIAM GWOREK Mechanical Technology MAYNARD HAGEN Civil Technology LINDA HALLORAN Food Service Administration GILBERT HARGRAVE Recreation Supervision , 'gm W, gf? 1 ROBERT HAA5 GERALD HOCHREITER Business Administration MCCITUWCUI Technology WILLIAM HAGUE ALAN HALEY Mechanical Technology Electrical Technology fi. MICHAEL HAM ANNETTE HANSEN Food Service Administration Medical Office Assisting THOMAS HARPER CHERYL HARNBERGER Mechanical Technology Medical Laboratory Technology lx i l -sf NEAL HARTL TALAL HASAN JAMES HASBURGH MICHAEL HASENSTAB Recreation Supervision Electrical Technology Business Administration Mechanical Technology 3 HAROLD HAUG PATRICIA I-IEcKIvIAN PATRICK HEERDT Class Business Administration Executive Secretarial Science Civil Technology f O 1967 FQ f-8 I9 42 NANCY HElNlKEL JOANN HEIZMANN CHARLES HELTZ Medical Office Assisting Ekecutive Secretarial Science Chemical Technology if V WALTER HENDERSON ROBERT HENRY ROBERT HERDLE LINDA HEIGEL Chemical Technology lndU5lVl0l TeClW0l0QY Chemlccl T9Ch'l0l09Y Business Administration ERIC HERLOFSON BRUCE HERR JOHN HERSCA GERCLP HERTZEL Ophthalmic Dispensing Electrical Technology ClVll Technology MEC cmcol TeClmOlO9Y ROBERT HESS THOMAS HIBBARD WALTER HICZUN DAVID HILL Mechanical Technology Meclwnlcol Technology Mechanical TechnolO9Y OPl ll UlmlC Dl5Pen5lf19 PATRICK HILL KATHLEEN AHIRSH Electrical Technology Denml l'lYQ'e '9 '-If' T ' T T T' Q ' I-1-L fm' Alf- T'f - T'-' -TTI JAMES I-IQFI: HOWARD HOFFMAN Electrical Technology MelUllUV9lC0l TeCl'n0l09Y w,,L..l nie.. Happiness is watching someone else paint. lMike Graber, Mickey Slephan.l JOSEPH HOFFMAN KATHLEEN HOFFMAN DIANA HOJNICKI Bw, '-..'-.Trl WILLIAM HONECKER Business Administration Recreation Supervision Medical Laboratory Technology Electrical Technology J W THOMAS HOWARD Civil Technology PATRICIA HORNER RICHARD HOUSEHOLDER Medical Office Assisting Food Service Administration I YL? ' , JANET HUBBELL BARBARA HUEBSCH MICHAEL HUGHES Executive Secrefgriql Science Executive Secretarial Science Mechanical Technology HAROLD HUNNEL WILLIAM HUNTER ROBERT HUNTLEY Mechanical Technology Industrial Technology Mechanical Technology DENNIS HOYER Business Administration I-au? JANE HUGHEY Dental Hygiene BARBARA HURLEY Medical Office Assisting I55 GAYLE HUTCHINGS PETER HYLA STEPHEN INGRAHAM PAUL IVANOWSKI Data Processing Electrical Technology Electrical Technology Electrical Technology JONICA JACK CRAIG JAKEL RICHARD JAKUBOWSKI ROBERT JANKE Medical Office ASSISIIHQ Civil Technology Industrial Technology MetaIIurgicaITechnology MARSHA JANUSZKIEWICZ KATHLEEN JASKI DENNIS JASZKA LINDA JORDAN Dental Hygiene Medical Office Assisting Metallurgical Technology Dental Hygiene QQ -. ELIZABETH JOHNSON DONALD JOHNSON WALTER JONES PATRICIA JEGERSKI Recreation Supervision Industrial Technology Electrical Technology Medical Office Assisting .,' V 1 . , X, KATHYRN iozwimc CHRISTINE JURCZYK JOHN KAESELAU, A DIANA KAINZ Execuyive Secfefgfiol Science Medical Laboratory Technology ReCfe0l'0 ' SUPefV'5'0n Food Service Administration JOHN KAlTANOW5Kl WALTER KAMINSKI STEPHEN KAMYKOWSKI Metallurgical Technology Metallurgical Technology Mechanical T6ChnOlogy RALPH KARKER WALTER KASPERCZYK LYNN KAUDERER Ophthalmic Dispensing Mechgnicgl Technology Dental Hygiene TERRANCE KAZMIERCZAK REGINA KEDZIERSKI JOHN KEELEY DIANE KEIL Metallurgical Technology Medical Laboratory Technology Data Processing Dafa Processing LINDA KEITZ RICHARD KELLER JOHN KENNEDY STEPHEN KENNEDY Dental Hygiene Ophthalmic Dispensing Ophthalmic Dispensing Data Processing THEODORE KERCHNER LINDA KIENING MARC KIESLING Mechanical Technology Medical Office Assisting Recreation Supervision PAUL KIERWETTER .IUDITH KIMMICK THOMAS KLAFFKA Ophthalmic Dispensing Data Processing IHCIUSIYIGI TBCIWOIOQY CORINE KLOESZ JAMES KNOREL SANDRA KOLODZIEJ JOSEPH KORYCHI Medical Office Assisting Food Service Administration Data Processing Civil Technology CHRISTINE KOSTRZEWSKI LEONARD KOWALCZEWSKI MARY JANE KRAFCHAK THOMAS KRAJEWSKI Medical Laboratory Technology Civil Technology Food Service Administrofion Data Processing THOMAS KRANTZ Civil Technology GERALD KREMBLAS BETTY KREUTTER JOHN KROHN Doto Processing Dcilo Processing FO0d Service Adminisfrcllion KATHLEEN KROLCZYK RUSSELL KRULL CAMILLE Kizuszvnsici WALTER KRZYZANLAK Medical Lciborolory Technology Civil Technology Food Service Adminisfrofion Eleclricol Technology JAMES KRYSTY iw l ALFRED KUCZYNSKI JAMES KUHLMANN JAMES KWIAPISZ Mechoniccxl Technology Business Administration lncluslriol Technology El9ClfiCGl Technology JOSEPH KWASNIK FRANCES LAGTUS CLAUDlA LANEY Electrical Technology Mechanical Technology Dental Hygiene PAUL LAUBACHER Mechanical Technology JAMES LEONARD Civil Technology l JAMES LAWSON JOSEPH LEARY KAREN LENTSCH Electrical Technology Business Administration Medical Office Assisting i l l l l 1 i CHARLES LESTITION JOSEPH LEWANDOWSKI MICHAEL LEWIS Chemical Technology ' Electrical Technology Medical Laboratory Technology THOMAS LEZYNSKI NANCY ANN LIPOWSKI WILLIAM UTTI-ER Food Service Administration Food Service Administration Chemical Technology I60 STEPHEN LEWIS Electrical Technology DAVID LOCHNER Mechanical Technology ,-,+G LAURANCE LOCKE Chemical Technology IRWIN LORICH Metallurgical Technology ROBERT LUSKIN Civil Technology STEPHEN MACEY Civil Technology PATRICK LOFTUS DAVID LOFTUS JACK LOGVIN Mechanical Technology Industrial Technology Business Administration i I l i JOHN LOVETRO RICHARD LUBELSKI JUDITH LUKE Chemical Technology Business Administration Dental Hygiene WILLIAM LYNCH Mechanical Technology Intent on a drill press. SUSAN MACHEMER Medical Laboratory Technology PATRICIA MACNEIL ROBERT MAGENHEIMER PATRICIA MAHAR JOHN MAHER Recreation Supervision Mechanical Technology Chemical Technology Food Service Administration DANIEL MAJEWSKI THOMAS MAJI THOMAS MAKOWSKI WALTER MALINOWSKI Mechanical Technology Mechanical Technology Metallurgical Technology Electrical Technology JOHN MALLORY JUDITH MALLOY THOMAS MAMMOSER LINDA MANKA Chemical Technology Medical Office Assisting Electrical Technology Medical Laboratory Technology LOUIS MARCO GEORGE MARIN RONALD MARINO EDWARD MARLINSKI Ophthalmic Dispensing Chemical Technology Food Service Administration Eleclflcal Technology TIMOTHY MAROHN SUZANNE MARSHALL DENNIS MARUSEWSKI DIANE MATEJA Mechanical Technology Recreation Supervision Electrical Technology Dental Hygiene T Tin I 77 T -i,,.5,-1- ,I . -- 4 l I I. li. any . i Q Q Y if U I Q I 'Q Ili MICHAEL MAY CLYDE MAYER BENJAMIN NOTERY MICHAEL MATUSIAK Food Service Administration Metallurgical Technology Business Administration Recreation Supervision SUSAN MATUSIAK SHERRY MAZUR LAWRENCE MAZURCZYK BARBARA MAZUROWSKI Medical Office Assisting Medical Laboratory Technology Civil Technology Medical Office Assisting ROGER MCCABE MICHAEL MCCARTHY RAYMOND MCCONNELL ANNE MCCRONE Civil Technology Electrical Technology Business Administration Dental l'lY9len9 Li f EILEEN MCDONALD RUSSELL MCDONALD DONALD MCEVOY Medical Office Assisting Industrial Technology Mechanical Technology LAVERN MCEVOY Food Service Administration SHERILYN MCFALL RAYMOND MCNAUGHTON PAUL MIECZINOWSKI THOMAS MEISCH Dental Hygiene Ophthalmic Dispensing Metallurgical Technology Ophthalmic Dispensing WAYNE MEISSNER GEORGE METZ GARY MEYERS THOMAS MIALKOWSKI Civil Technology Civil Technology Dota Processing Food Service Administration DEBRA MlCl'lEL WARD MlCl'lAELS JAY MILEHAM Dentol Hygiene Electrical Technology M9Cl'1ClftiCCIl TeChri0lOgy NANCY MILLER Medical Office Assisting ROBERT MILLER JAMES MILLS DALE MILSON ALLEN MONACO Business Adminisimfion Business Adminiglrqtign Ophthalmic Dispensing Industrial Technology . ?'- F., , i f '17, -11 . ., 'Y ', ixj- w 1.43521 fs- .fi EDWIN MOHKELBEAN Y ' JAMES MONNAN Metallurgical Technology Civil T6Cl'1f1Ol09Y . A Qld ADRIAN MOORE ECTl'S Spring hands, JAMES MOORE Mechanical Technology Civil T6Cl'lf1Ol0QY PHYLLIS MORABITO JON MORAD KATHLEEN MORAN KEITH MORGAN Medical Laboratory Technology Ophthalmic Dispensing Dental Hygiene Electrical Technology CAROLE MORIARTY Medical Laboratory Technology l PETER MOZIAK Electrical Technology KENN ETH MOSER Civil Technology W' 'T'1'B ii -- JOAN MOSLOW MARGARET MOWRY Recreation Supervision Dental Hygiene LEE MUFFQLETTQ LINDA MULVAUGH DOUGLAS MUNGER Food Service Administration Food Service Adminigfrgfion Business Administration .4. Prof. Schmidt conducts o Rec-Sup, Christmas sing. JAMES MURDOCK MARY MURPHY Recreation Supervision Medical Office Assisting FREDERICK MURRAY BRUCE MYERS Industrial Technology Data Processing JOYCE MYSZKA MOHAMED NASEEM ROSEMARY NERO CHARLES NEUMANN Business Administration Mechanical Technology Executive Secretarial Science Civil T8Cl'tr10lOgy I ' . I , I , ' ' r f l DONALD NICHTER DAVID NIEZGODA WILLIAM NIVER STEPHEN NOVAK Food Service Administration Civil Technology Civil Technology Industrial Technology JOHN NOWAK ROBERT NOWAK MELINDA OHMAN ALICE OKRZYNSKI Oplhalmic Dispensing Recreation Supervision Food Service Administration Dental Hygiene PAUL OLEWNIK RICHARD OPOLKA JOSEPH OSTEROWSKI DANTE PACELLA Electrical Technology Electrical Technology Business Administration Mechanical Technology RONALD PADD PAUL PALLADINO RONALD PALM RICHARD PANEK Mechonicol Technology Civil Technology Civil Technology Electrical Technology ff' .III PETER PAOLETTI WAYONA PAPKE PAUL PARADOWSKI WILLIAM PARKER Industrial Technology Data Processing Ophthalmic Dispensing ElGCTfiCGl TeCl'1r1Ol0gy JEEFERY PARKHILL MARGARET PARTRIDGE JOANNE PASCHKE PRISCILLA PASCOE CivilvTechnology Ophthalmic Dispensing Dental Hygiene Dentol Hygine SHARON PATH ANDREA PATRIZIO JAMES PATTERSON THOMAS PATTERSON Medical Loborotory Technology Executive Secretarial Science Electricol Technology Industrial Technology DAVID PAWLAK PAUL PAWLOW CHRISTYN PECK NADIA PELINSKY Civil Technology Business Administration Dental Hygiene Dental Hygiene ALAN PENDRYS DARLENE PERRIN PHILIP PERRY DAVID PERSONS Mechanical Technology Food Service Administration Chemical -l-eCh '0l09Y Civil Te'-7lTU0l09Y MELINDA PERSONS BRENDA PETERS DONALD PFEll. RICHARD PETIT Executive Secretarial Science Executive Secretarial Science Civil TeClln0l09Y Industrial Technology ANNETTE PHILLIPS MICHAEL PINGREY JAMES PIWKO EUGENE PLAZA Food Sefvice Adminigfrofion Electrical Technology Electricol Technology Food Service Administration DONNA PLUTA MARGERY POR NELSON POWELL MICHAEL POWERS Business Adminisifuiiorl Business AdminiSlf0liOfW Metallurgical Technology Electrical Technology .V3-.V,j- -- --W --- i ' r l SUSAN PREBLE DENNIS PRIORTERA JAMES PULUSO JEANNE PURDY Executive Secretarial Science Dota Processing Mechanical Technology Dental Hygiene Seniors MARCIA pURDEy JOSEPH RASZEJA Executive Secretarial Science Mechanical TeChn0l09Y GARY RAUPP CHERYL RAY PAUL REBESCHER MARTHA BEDDING Mechanical Technology Food Service Administration Food Service Administration Food Service Admlnlslfollon rt Plv .1 I - I l ' I CAROL R550 1 1 I JAMES REES LINDA REGAL BARBARA RICHARDS Food Service Administration Dom processing Dental Hygiene Medical Laboratory Technology rt'-lol ,- l' I I 'vw . I I fe, A s . Nu, ROBERT RILEY DIANE RING JOHN RIPP RICHARD RITTENHOUSE Civil Technology Food Service Administration Chemical TeCl 'l0l09Y Eleclncol Technology JAMES ROBBINS LINDA ROBERTS SUSAN ROBERTSON DIANE ROGERS Electrical TeClm0l09Y Executive Secretarial Science Food Service Administration Executive Secretarial Science ,. JOHN ROSE STEPHEN ROSEN THEODORE ROSENTHALER CHARLES ROSING Food Service Administration Civil Technology Ophthalmic Dispensing Electrical Technology '7 I L TY' BARBARA ROTINO Medical Laboratory Technology LEONA RUTKO Medical Laboratory Technology MICHAEL RUDA CATHRYN RUDGERS Electrical Technology Dental l'lY9lef'9 Lf J 4-elf RUSSELL SANSONE PETER SA55 Business Administration Electrical Technology iw f l ' , l . if 'Il ANNE SCHAEFER Executive Secretarial Science That memorable night . . . SUSAN SCHEASLEY Medical Office Assisting Sa-uf' JOHN RUGGIERO Electrical Technology TERRY SATTERLEE lndustrial Technology l- n il i qi i 'l JAMES SCHAEFER Data Processing l l PAUL SCHIFFERLI lndustrial Technology JAMES SCHLIEGEL EDWARD SCHLENKER MARYLOU sci-:Min GORDON scnuirz Dam PV0Ce55 l9 Food Service Administration Denml Hygiene Mechanical Technology SALLY SCHULTZ JOHN SCHWAB FERN SCHWARTZ MARY l-Ol-HSE SCHWELLE Executive Secretarial Science Civil T6Cl1r1OlO9Y Dental Hygiene Med'CC'l Office A55l5ll'l9i HORST SCHYPULLA ROBERT SCOTT JOSEPH SECRETAN ROBERT SEDIA Electrical Technology Metallurgical Technology Business Administration Food Service Administration JUDITH SEIFERT JAMES SEll-S MONICA SEMANSEIN RONALD SEPI Dental Hygiene Industrial Technology Medical Laboratory Technology BUSir1eSS Administration K IQ1 ARLENE SEREHN EDMQND SHAW NANCY SHEVOCK FREDERICK SI-IIPP Business Adminisfrgfion Civil Technology Dental Hygiene Food Service Administration it' LYNN SHOEMAKER LARAYNE SHUMAKER PATRICIA SHUMWAY Executive Secretarial Science Recreation Supervision Dental HY9'ene PATRICIA SWAN ELIZABETH siivesneimi KAREN SKAAT5 Exective Secretarial Science Medical Office Assisting Denlfll HY9'e't9 JOSEPH SKUBIS HENRY SMACZNIAK LYNN SMITH JAMES SMITH Business Adminlslreljen Industrial Technology Medical Laboratory Technology Electrical Technology MICHAEL SMITH PATRICIA SOBCZYK GLENN SORGE Recreation Supervision Medical Office Assisting Electrical Technology PAUL SOUTHWELL Electrical Technology JOHN SPARSHOTT ROBERT SPIEGEL Civil Technology Mechanical Technology LINDA SPILLER Medical Office Assisting BARBARA SPINK DAVID SPRING ARTHUR STANGE Medical Office Assisting Civil Technology Chemical Technology RODNEY STAPLES SUSAN ST. DENNY FREDERICK STEFANO Ophthalmic Dispensing Executive Secretarial Science Civil Technology WILLIAM STEFFAN Metallurgical Technology MICHELE STEPHAN Medical Laboratory Technology PHYLLIS STRAUSS Medical Ottice Assisting JOSEPH SURDYK Business Administration GEORGE SZABLA Industrial Technology THOMAS STEPKA MICHAEL STEWART GERALD STONEWELL Ophthalmic Dispensing Food Service Administration Industrial Technology ELAINE STREMPSKI CHARLES STUTZ BETTY SUNDQUIST Executive Secretarial Science Civil Technology Dental Hygiene KATHLEEN SVARZKOPF BOBBIE SWEENEY MARK SWAINTER Dental Hygiene Dental Hygiene Industrial Technology RICHARD SZCZERBACKI .IOSERH SZCZYGIEL DIANE SZWAJKOWSKI Business Administration Mechanical Technology DUIU PTOCQSSIUQ MARCIA SZYMKOWIAK Executive Secretarial Science GEORGE TAGGLIS Civil Technology RICHARD TARDIF EUGENE TAYLOR Metallurgical Technology Medical Laboratory Technology fqg!i7l'.,r -Xiu - ew.. 1 .Il 4. f V, -, at-T I N 'wx 9 L Y. The high-spirited Niagara game. CHRISTINE TALEJKI PAUL TARCZYNSKI Business Administration Civil TeChn0l09Y JAMES THOMSON ERNEST THORPE Mechanical Technology EleClI'iCGl TeCl1n0lOgy THERESA TOMLINSON THOMAS THOMPKINS Dental Hygiene Civil Technology MARGARET TORTORA RONALD TRAENKLE Medical Office Assisting Metallurgical Technology CAROL TRAINER Recreation Supervision ANDREA TWAROG Medical Laboratory Technology WILLIAM URE Civil Technology JAMES VASTOLA Electrical Technology JOHN TRAUTMAN Civil Technology SHIRLEY TWEED Medical Laboratory Technology CHARLES VACANTI Civil Technology ANTHONY VENTURA Electrical Technology LOUIS TRIPI Business Administration RICHARD TUCKER Mechanical Technology DENNIS VALLETT Electrical Technology WILLIAM VERONICA Industrial Technology ROBERT TROTT Metallurgical Technology JAMES TUTAK Mechanical Technology CRAIG VANTINE Civil Technology LINDA VIELE Medical Laboratory Technology rx ,l BRUCE VOELKLE Ophthalmic Dispensing l TERI WALCZAK Medical Office Assisting .Hifi W'-' 'A' 7 5? J.:-T f '? CATHERINE WAWRO Medical Laboratory Technology JAMES WEGRZYNOWSKI Mechanical Technology ' A - '.-J if FRANK WAILAND Civil Technology 'Sf' ' LANCE WARD Civil Technology MICHAEL WEBER Mechanical Technology DONALD WEIS Civil Technology PAUL WAILD KAREN WAISS Meiqlurgiggl Technology Food Service Administration GARY WASHBURN BARBARA WATKINS Mechanical Technology Medical Laboratory Technology i.1:,.1,, -,.,.- -.f- .- - f--1 -- -- - -- W ---'--- - v' Tn in l- A 'dia' i., - I- .. Y l i l i 5, ,av , -2514 ROBERT WEISHAUPL Business Administration STEVEN WEISER Chemical Technology i I l l KATHLEEN WESSEL LOIS WEST Executive Secretarial Science Food Service Administration RICHARD WHITE RICHARD WILD ROBERT WILHELM DAVID WILKS Business Administration Metallurgical Technology Mechanical Technology Electrical Technology RICHARD WlLLARD BRIAN WILSON Civil Technology Electrical Technology RICHARD WISNIESKI Mechanical Technology LAWRENCE WlSZ RITA WITKOP PAMELA WIWTENBERG Metallurgical Technology Medical Laboratory Technology Denlfll l'lYQ'e 'e l80 More 1967 JOHN WITTMAN Bussiness Administration W , . l J JUDITH WOCHNA KENNETH WOJCICKI LOREUA WORTHEY MARCIA WORTHINGTON Medical Office Assisting Electrical Technology Dei-,ful Hygiene Denial Hygiene A. MARY wozNiAK DAVID WRAZEN STANLEY WROBEL GERALD WROBLEWSKI Medical Laboratory Technology Civil C0f15l UCll0n TeChn0l09Y Electrical Technology Metallurgical Technology i I Graduates 'r::',f KAYE YORKE CARL YOUNG RAYMOND YVAN Dental Hygiene Metallurgical Technology Civil Technology JUDITH ZABLOTNY LEONARD ZAHROCZEMSKI JOSEPH ZANGHI JOHN ZEBSTER Food Service Administration Business Administration Civil Technology Dafa Processing 'sl FRANCES ZEITZ DAVID ZIEMBAQ RONALD ZlETZ Electricol Technology Civil TeCl1f10l09Y lndustriol Technology ,'.,.-q THOMAS ZOLNOSKE JOHN ZOLONDKEWICZ Civil Technology Electrical Technology a , T x XX . X . K I I X A ,N DAVID ZORN STEPHEN ZUGO Food Service Administration Electrical Technology Not so tosty tostel Abramowskl, R. Anderson, J. Ball, R. Baron, M. Barnes, G. Barto, W. Becker, C. Bement, L. Bentkowski, R. Berent, D. Beyer, G. Bollin, J. Boltz, W. Bort, D. Bowman, G. Brezinski, N. Brinkerhotf, R. Bulera, P. Burkhardt, R. Buzzard, R. Campbell, W. Cannon, K. Carter, C. Cash, J. Class, J. Clemens, P. Clinton, E. Colvin, M. Consor, D. Conway, J. Corey, R. Cortellucci, R. Craver, E. Cullis, D. Czarnecki, D. Czerwonka, R. Daniels, F. David, J. Deteo, D. Denne, J. Dernbach, R. DeSain, S. Desing, P. DeVille, B. Dietsch, R. Donath, P. Drachenberg, J. Dreia, R. Driedemann, H. Druzbik, D. Dudley, W. Durrenberger, E. Dussault, D. Egan, B. Elles, W. Eloff, R. Enthor, J. Erhardt, J. . And These Camera Shy Seniors Erickson, A. Lqff, R, Evans, P. Lawler, R. Fabian, M. Lovell, P, Farrell, Luce, Favard, A. Lyford, C. Fink, J. Mach, T. Freeman, R. Machalski, M. Freiert, W. Mahoney, M, Fundalinski, B. Mainzer, M. Gelley, J. Maikowski, B. Gilbert, M. Maleck, J. Giller, R, Maleki, D. Gold, M. Manlcowski, P. Ggmezl T, Maranto, R. Goodsell, S. MOVSJGYI A- Gregg, R.. MUYI Nl- Grendgl 5, Mazurkiewicz, Greulich, M. MCGOWGW F- Guggemosl M. Meland, P. Honnonl G' Mertel, J. l-larter, D. Miles, G- Hgrveyl D, Milewski, R. Hathaway, R. Miller, GOTY Heofherl J. Miller, George Helmbrecht, R. Mlller 'l' Herlonl P. Mmerd, J. Hilburger, T. MOJHGH M- Hombergerl C. Moretuzzo, R. Host, D. Mullins, R. Howells! J. Mundortt, J. Huber, N. MurPl Yf W' Huebsch, B. Murphy' W' lpolito, J. NUQYI S- Jobienski, r. Neveffef J- Joyes, D- Nichter, S. Jegierskil p. Niederhoter, W. Jorgensen, C. NOQGVOI N- Kadow, G. NOLQVYI B- Kouppl C. Noviczski, J. Keller, W. N0W0l9 M- Kefchl G, O'Donnell, J. Kieswetter, P. Okonf M- Kglbom, G, Olewniczak, T. Klisiewicz, R. Ortega- M- Kock, L. PGlGl4, l'l. Kogufekl R, Parisi, P. Kolekl C, Pastewski, N. Kozlowski, R. Peelerr J- Kozmyczl G, Penessa, M. Kfgll Penke, Kryszynski, C. Pefklnsf 5- Kud, T. Piatkowski, T. Kuwik, J. Pristrin, B. Lali, F. Poth, S. Landru, T. Probst, R. LaRussa, P. Raymond, Y. Lasecki, J. Redington, C. Reukaut, S. Ridge, J. Rittenhouse, K. Roberts, W. Roesch, G. Ruszkowski, R. Rzyrkowski, P. Salzer, J. Sambuchi, D. Schieter, J. Schumann, D. Schwartz, L. Schwinger, A. Scibetta, R. Seitz, B. Setlock, A. Sheasley, R. Shurgot, R. Sorrentino, J. Spahn, N. Speed, W. Stuart, D. Stump, D. Swan, P. Syrek, G. Taton, J. Taube, G. Terkula, C. Therlolt, L. Thomas, K. Thompson, J. Tolejko, C. Tolsma, R. Torrance, M. Tysiac, K. Uabler, T. Valentic, D. Valvo, N. Vanwey, W. Walters, J. Warner, J. Waterman, C. Whiteman, W. Whittleton, R. Wik, R. Wilger, G. Willet, T. Woidyla, T. Worczak, G. Wothington, R Yacobucci, P. Young, E. Young, T. Zaremba, J. Zaroles, C. Zielinski, G. Zoratti, J. JOSEPH P. CONWAY JOHN F. DOLAN 1947-1966 1946-1966 Metallurgical Technology Business Administration September 1966 was a tragic month for The Class of 1967 . . . two popular and active Seniors were killed in separate automobile accidents within a ten- day period. The Class of 1967 mourns the loss ot these fine young men. GRADUATION fl ,A '7 ' G ., T 24 5 1' 0 5 Q-,.i'4g.sm.' -QI 1, A .4. 4.1 V . . 1 ,X 3- s. .--yx .A -'anti Ax '7 '91 3. 5 'N' 3 Q , -ff Q,: 3xSi1aA1 A ' fi Q1-Q 'ggfk gl, ,-1 -, A A , M A . - .-2 -.QQ . -' 4 xx. . -g sh 9 me ' 1 f' ' sr cn' 1 A nb jf' . fi 'F . Q1 A if - , gil JQEL x W y f 1? N -N5 . I QM ' X 'w , I I x ,, 6 V lf iq M x.M THE CLASS OF l967 Kleinhans Music Hall Saturday Evening June 24, l967 Every Senior's Goal - Graduation! ,u 'S Exiting . . . diploma in hand at last! lSleve Nagy lfronll and Michael Nowakl ai 2 I.. .4 l 5 I 'Q' ' ,. F J 54 I ff' 5 V' -5, if 1-13 EM 1 i 3 l.l- . 1 s ,QW , 1 X 'i x , A Qs ' Q ? , I,51lfg?.N5y' v. ,. 3 95 , Exif Ai tyfxfgjv J - ' 31 H11 5 - 2-nf. .9 'Wil' V vi' .g Q- , A wan. , -- u fx F ffx ' 5 ,A ' . H 5: 3,-3-I X IL' A M fel' closes CeI'SfT1Of'lI8S SENIOR Dl RECTORY CLUBS SPORTS ARC Amateur Radio Club AC Athletic Council ASM American Society for Metals IS Intramural Sports ASTME American Society of Tool and VB VUVSHY BU5eb0ll Manufacturing Engineers V55 VC'V5llY Bvsketbell CC Chess Club VW Varsity Wrestling Fl Flame and lce Club VT Vorslfy Track IVCF Intervarsity Christian VCC Vorslii' Cross COUMVY Fellowship We Varsity Tennis JC Judo Ciub VS Varsity Soccer MR Model Railroad and Car Club VG VUVSHY Golf NC Newman Club RC Rifle Club DEPARTMENTAL SOS Student Optical Society isigmo Qmegg Sigma, JDHA Junior Dental Hygienists SRC Ski Club Association NHS Nofgonol Honor Society ADHA American Dental Hygienists lTau Alpha Pit NYSDHA Association CC Scuba Club New York State Dental -VP. T.V. Productions Hygienists Association CR Off Campus Residents AFS American Foundrymans Society MISCELLANEOUS UBLICATIONS C Cheerleaders Arrow K Kittens lftSfil00feV CO Class Officers Lancer - V I USICAL 1 AC Music Appreciation Club 1' ' 'i is Bond T ig TS Erie Tech Singers 5' OVERNMENT isa P Student Council ISGA College and Institute Student Government Association REEKS BD Intertraternity Board ot Directors Delta Rho K Kappa Sigma Kappa Kappa Tau ii , l Lambda Chi lota C Sigma Omega Chi Theta Gamma FFICERS s President Vice President c Secretary as Treasurer Recording Secretary rS Corresponding Secretary ap Chaplain rl Parliamentarian Social Diredor Summer ends, Bookstore opens. fDon Ciaciuch, Karen Waiss, Ron Traenklei Historian Ar. Sergeant at Arms ABBOTT, BETTY J. Manchester, N. Y. T965-66 JDHA, ADHA ADAMS, NANCY L. Depew, N. Y. T965-66 A ALLEN, DONALD J. Niagara Falls, N. Y. I965-67 AFS, NHS ALLEN, RICHARD l'l. Newfane, N. Y. l965-67 NHS ALLES, BETTYANN Cheektowaga, N. Y. T965-67 FI AMMON, SHARON L. Amherst, N. Y. ANDERSON, DONALD R. Kenmore, N. Y. I965-66 VG ANDERSON, JAMES R. Buffalo, N. Y. ANDZEJEWSKI, WILLIAM J. West Seneca, N. Y. ANGILELLA, ANTHONY G Falconer, N. Y. T965-67 AFS I966-67 TG ARENDT, LYNETTE I. East Aurora, N. Y. T965-67 NC, FI ARINCIONE, LINDA M. Kenmore, N. Y. T965-66 SkC, A AULETTA, PAMELA C. Hamden, Conn. I965-67 LCI, SQAFQ SRC T965-66 ADHA BABIN, THOMAS P. Kenmore, N. Y. BAILEY, LINDA K. Bath, N. Y. I965-67 NYSDHA, ADHA -I 965-66 K BALDELLI, CAROL A. Orchard Park, N. Y. BARAN, MARY LOU Lackawanna, N. Y. BARNES, GERALD F. Mendon, N. Y. BARNHILL, MICHAEL J. Binghamton, N. Y. BART, TERRI J. Tonawanola, N. Y. BARTOSZ, JOYCE M. Buffalo, N. Y. BATY, ROBERT E. Mentor, O. BEAUCAGE, JANE A. Syracuse, N. Y. T965-66 ADHA, NYSDHA BECK, LAWRENCE P. Clarence Center, N. Y. BECKER, ABIGAIL Williamsville, N. Y. T965-66 ADHA, NYSDHA I966-67 LCI BECKER, SHARON A. Cheektowaga, N. Y. BENDER, WILLIAM J. Buffalo, N. Y. BERES, JOSEPH A. Lackawanna, N. Y. BERNARDINI, JOHN V., JR. Lancaster, N. Y. BERNER, DOUGLAS G. Lockport, N. Y. BERNENT, LESLIE B. Buffalo, N. Y. BERNFELD, DAVID F. Elma, N. Y. BERNS, SANDRA C. Lancaster, N. Y. T965-66 MAC, A, I T966-67 NC, I BIALY, FRANCIS J. Buffalo, N. Y. l965-67 CC-VP BLAKE, DIANE L. West Seneca, N. Y. BLASZKOWIAK, CAROL A. Buffalo, N. Y. BLUHM, TERRY L. Lockport, N. Y. I965-67 RC-Pres BOLLES, GORDON G., JR. Buffalo, N. Y. BOLTES, EILEEN L. Lakeview, N. Y. I966-67 JC-Sec BOLTZ, WILLIAM C. Cheektowaga, N. Y. BONA, SARAJEANNE R. Buffalo, N. Y. BOOKMAN, D. MARK Syracuse, N. Y. 1965-67 FI BORIS, SUSAN R. Buffalo, N. Y. BOROWIEC, THERESA A. Buffalo, N. Y. BORST, PAUL H. Tonawanda, N. Y. l965-67 VW BOWERMAN, WAYNE T. Lockport, N. Y. BOYKIN, JOHN E. Williamsville, N. Y. T965-67 FI-VP BOYKO, MICHAEL J. Lackawanna, N. Y. BRACHULIS, ALANA B. Massapequa, Long Island, N. Y. I965-67 JDHA, NYSDHA, ADHA RC-Sec, SkC, L, C BRADDELL, GEORGE R. Kenmore, N. Y. BRADY, JANET E. North Tonawanda, N. Y. T965-67 ADHA, NYSDHA BRANCATO, JOSEPH R. Buffalo, N. Y. T965-67 KSK BRIMMER, FREDERICK J. Lockport, N. Y. BRODLCA, IRENE B. Buffalo, N. Y. BROWN, GARY P. Hamburg, N. Y. BROZYWA, PAUL H. Buffalo, N. Y. BRUSCIA, GERALD M. Lancaster, N. Y. BRUSH, MARGARET L. Webster, N. Y. 1965-67 JDHA, ADHA BUCHER, JANICE L. Detroit, Mich. BUKATY, JAMES P. Lackawanna, N. Y. 1965-67 ASTME BURGER, PETER Z. Depew, N. Y. BURGSTAHLER, DONNA Cheektowaga, N. Y. 1965-67 FI, LCI 1966-67 A BURKE, JOHN J. Kenmore, N. Y. 1965-66 AFS BURKETT, RICHARD H. Magnolia, O. 1965-67 Fl-Treas. BURT, SHERRIE R. Rochester, N. Y. 1965-67 LCI-Sec BUTKA, WILLIAM A. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 SOS BUTLER, JOHN C. Cattaraugus, N. Y. 1966-67 T.V.P. CAFFREY, DONNA M. Carthage, N. Y. 1965-67 NYSDHA, ADHA CAMERON, WAYNE R. Tonawanda, N. Y. 1966-67 SkC CASH, JAMES C. Lackawanna, N. Y. CASH, SUZANNE R. Hamburg, N. Y. 1965-67 FI CECERO, ANNETTE M. Batavia, N. Y. 1965-66 NYSDHA, ADHA CEDENO, JUAN M. San Jose, Costa Rica 1966-67 VS CHILANO, PATRICIA A. Batavia, N. Y. CHOLISH, CYNTHIA M. Rochester, N. Y. 1965-67 LCI, JDHA, ADHA CHRIST, WALTER G., JR. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 ASTME CHUDZINSKI, CARL E. Cheektowaga, N. Y. 1965-67 Fl, NHS 1966-67 Pres.-NHS CHURCHILL, SANDRA L. Cheektowaga, N. Y. CIACIUCH, DONALD W. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 SC 1966-67 Pres.-SC CLARK, WAYNE P. Cheektowaga, N. Y. CLEMENS, PATRICK P. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 AFS CLERKIN, PEGGY A. Kenmore, N. Y. 1965-66 MAC, NC 1966-67 VP-NC, Sec-I CONOVER, JAMES D. Buffalo, N. Y. CONSOR, DAVID R. Brooklyn, N. Y. 1965-67 SOS CONSOR, ROBERT S. Woodmere L.l., N.Y. 1965-67 SOS, I COREY, ROSANNA E. Williamsville, N. Y. CORMIER, DARLENE P. Lancaster, N. Y. 1965-67 LCI CORRIERE, NANCY L. Lockport, N. Y, COYLE, SUSAN E. Hamburg, N. Y. CRAIG, JOHN L. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-66 VBb CYCON, TERRY C. Eden, N. Y. 1965-66 ASTME, KT 1966-67 VP-ASTME, Chap-KT MAC, I CZERWONKA, RICHARD E Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 ASTME Cheryl Ray in her home away from home. DADDAMIO, ROBERT A. Lewiston, N. Y. 1965-67 SC, AFS, TG, IFBD 1966-67 VP-TG, Pres-IFBD DAVID, JOSEPH E. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 FI DAVIS, ART N. Paterson, N. J. 1965-67 SOS DEAN, CAROL A. Depew, N. Y. 1966-67 FI DEBELLA, THOMAS A. Brooklyn, N. Y. 1965-66 SOS, SkC 1966-67 Pres-SOS, SC DEJOHN, DAVID F. Silver Creek, N. Y. 1966-67 SOS DENNE, JAMES R. Buffalo, N. Y. DIFRANCESCO, EZIO Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-66 VS, VT 1966-67 VS DILIVIO, JOHN L. Eden, N. Y. DILLON, CAROL A. Lancaster, N. Y. 1965-66 MAC 1966-67 LCI DIMARIA, RONALD P. Buffalo, N. Y. DISPENZA, STEPHEN J. Batavia, N. Y. DOREY, RUSSELL J. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 NHS DRUZBIK, DAN W. Lackawanna, N. Y. DUGAN, DENNIS M. Alexander, N. Y. DUGAN, THOMAS M. Lewiston, N. Y. DUNCAN, RUSSELL M. Buffalo, N. Y. DURRENBERGER, EDWARD A. Depew, N. Y. DUTSCHMAN, GINGER E. West Seneca, N. Y. DWORZANSKI, GENE M. Tonawanda, N. Y. 1965-67 ASTME 1966-67 Treas-ASTME DYE, ANN L. Salamanca, N. Y. 1965-66 NC 1966-67 NHS DZIADASZEK, JAMES M. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 KT, ETS, MAC, ASTME 1966-67 Pres-ASTME, Art Ed.-I, A EDGERTON, WILLIAM R. Fredonia, N. Y. EGAN, BERNARD R. Edison, N. Y. 1965-66 I, SOS 1966-67 SOS EGAN, DANIEL C. Buffalo, N. Y. EISENBERG, LEONARD M. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 SOS ELLIS, WENDY A. Fort Erie, Ont., Canada 1965-67 SOC 1966-67 Treas-SOC ELOFF, ROBERT A. Kenmore, N. Y. 1965-67 FI ENTHOR, JOSEPH J. Delevan, N. Y. ERICKSON, ALAN R. Buffalo, N. Y. EVERS, KATHLEEN M. Cheektowaga, N. Y. 1965-67 NC FALTISCO, KATHLEEN A. West Seneca, N. Y. 1965-67 MAC, NC FANARO, ALLEN Kenmore, N. Y. 1965-67 FI FARRELL, JAMES V. Buffalo, N. Y. FEDESON, JAY R. Tonawanda, N. Y. 1965-66 ASTME FEUERSTEIN, ROGER F. Lancaster, N. Y. 1966-67 I FINLEY, PAUL S. Williamsville, N. Y. 1966-67 His-FI FISHER, ELIZABETH A. Mt. Morris, N. Y. 1965-67 MAC, SkC, NC, ADHA NYSDHA FISHER, JOHN G. Kenmore, N. Y. FLANDERS, DOREEN A. Kenmore, N. Y. FOSE, SUSAN J. Cheektowaga, N. Y. 1965-66 DR, IFBD 1966-67 Pres-DR, MAC FRANKEN, LEO A. Montreal, Quebec, Canada 1965-66 VS, SOS, VTe 1966-67 Pres-OCR, VTe, SOS FREAS, LUCY J. Clarion, Penn. 1965-67 ADHA, NYSDHA FREER, LAURA C. Williamsville, N. Y. 1965-67 LCI FREIERT, WAYNE A. Lancaster, N. Y. FREW, HANNAH M. Conneaut, O. 1965-66 K, LCI, ADHA, NYSDHA 1966-67 LCI FRIENDS, VICKI L. Woodhull, N. Y. 1965-66 ADHA 1966-67 NYSDHA FRIES, ROBERT A., JR. Buffalo, N. Y. FROST, JACK, JR. Springville, N. Y. ln-4. --. ,.-...fv . , , -f-..-,V , - .- -N , . --f:,Q:-.Ln QI... .-.e .-....:...-' A. , mlm It A - - - ---.' . . . few. C-.- Erie Tech's eastern annex. FRY, DAVID C. Buffalo, N. Y. 1966-67 FI FULSTON, PATRICIA R. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-66 SkC GAETA, ANTHONY C. Niagara Falls, N. Y. GANGE, FRANCES L. East Aurora, N. Y. GATZA, PAUL C. Buffalo, N. Y. GAUCHAT, MARGARET E. Kenmore, N. Y. 1965-66 DR, NYSDHA, ADHA 1966-67 Treas-DR GENA, BARBARA A. Franklinville, N. Y. 1965-67 ADHA, NYSDHA, ETS 1966-67 Pres-ADHA GERHARDT, MARTIN Tonawanda, N. Y. 1965-67 SOS GIBBONS, ROBERT E. Tonawanda, N. Y. 1966-67 Treas-L GILBERT, MARK R. Portsmouth, Va. 1965-66 I, SC, SOS 1966-67 VP-SOS, SC GILLER, ROBERTA L. Kenmore, N. Y. GILMOUR, RICHARD C. Kenmore, N. Y. GLASS, WILLIAM N. Buffalo, N. Y. GLEASON, BARBARA K Niagara Falls, N. Y. 1965-66 SC, SOS 1966-67 Sec-SOS GOLDEN, MARY A. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 JDHA, ADHA GORDON, TOBIE A. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-66 Sec-CO 1966-67 Sec-CO, DR, FI GRALEY, DAVID L. Cheektowaga, N. Y. 1965-67 ASTME, NHS GRAVES, GERALD A. West Seneca, N. Y. 1965-67 AFS GREEN, MICHAEL H. Dunkirk, N. Y. GREGOIRE, BARBARA F Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-66 Ass't. Ed.-A, MAC GRENOA, STEPHEN L. Buffalo, N. Y. GRODMAN, JOSEPH D. Edison, N. J. 1965-66 SOS, I 1966-67 SOS GWOREK, WILLIAM L. Cheektowaga, N. Y. 1965-67 ASTME HAAS, ROBERT D. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 VCC, VT HAGUE, WILLIAM T. Buffalo, N. Y. 1966-67 VG ' HALLORAN, LINDA M. Lackawanna, N. Y. 1966-67 DR, Rs-FI HAM, MICHAEL J. Buffalo, N. Y. HANSEN, ANNETTE L. West Seneca, N. Y. 1965-66 LCI, NC, MAC 1966-67 LCI HANYPSIAK, JERRY Buffalo, N. Y. HARPER, THOMAS D. Lockport, N. Y. HARTER, DENNIS C. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 SC, AFS, TG, IFBD 1966-67 Pres-TG HASENSTAB, MICHAEL J. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-66 MAC 1966-67 ASTME, I-Layout Ed NC, MAC HATHAWAY, RICHARD E. Cheektowaga, N. Y. HEATHER, J. DANIEL Hamburg, N. Y. 1965-66 RC, SCC 1966-67 Pres-SCC HECKMAN, PATRICIA D. Tonawanda, N. Y. HEINIKEL, 'NANCY G. Buffalo, N. Y. HEIZMANN, JOANN T. Lancaster, N. Y. HELTZ, CHARLES A. Lakeview, N. Y. HENDERSON, WALTER A. Lewiston, N. Y. HERDLE, ROBERT P. North Evans, N. Y. 1965-67 NHS HERLOFSON, ERIC T. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 SOS HERTZEL, GERALD T. Rochester, N. Y. 1966-67 VB HESS, ROBERT J. Buffalo, N. Y. HIBBARD, THOMAS C. Akron, N. Y. HICZUN, WALTER K. Buffalo, N. Y. HILBURGER, THOMAS M. Tonawanda, N. Y. 1966-67 SOS HILL, DAVID J. Lancaster, N. Y. 1966-67 SOS HILL, PATRICK J. Orchard Park, N. Y. HIRSCH, KATHLEEN A. Erie, Pa. 1965-66 RC, SCC 1965-67 NC-Sec., MAC-Sec. HOCHREITER, GERALD E. Kenmore, N. Y. HOFFMAN, HOWARD A., JR. Buffalo, N. Y. HOJNICKI, DIANA R. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 CISGA HORNBERGER, CHERYL A. Hamburg, N. Y. HORNER, PATRICIA A. Tonawanda, N. Y. 1965-66 SkC HOUSEHOLDER, RICHARD R. Wolcott, N. Y. HUBBELL, JANET E. Buffalo, N. Y. HUEBSCH, BARBARA L. Cheektowaga, N. Y. 1965-66 SC HUGHES, MICHAEL J. Williamsville, N. Y. HUGHEY, JANE l. West Valley, N. Y. 1965-67 ETS, ADHA 1966-67 NYSDHA HUNNELL, HARRY C. Niagara Falls, N. Y. 1965-67 KT-SQ. Ar. HUNTLEY, ROBERT E. Williamsville, N. Y. 1965-66 KT 1966-67 KT, ASTME, NC HURLEY, BARBARA J. Snyder, N. Y. IVANOWSKI, PAUL J. Buffalo, N. Y. 1966-67 RC JACK, JONICA A. Tonawanda, N. Y. JANICE, ROBERT R. Grand Island, N. Y. 1965-66 AFS JANUSZKIEWICZ, MARSH Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 NYSDHA, ADHA JASKI, KATHLEEN E. Buffalo, N. Y. JASZKA, DENNIS M. Glenwood, N. Y. 1965-67 VW, AFS JEGIERSKI, PATRICIA C. Buffalo, N. Y. JONES, WALTER B. Orchard Park, N. Y. JORDAN, LINDA L. Monroe, N. Y. 1965-67 NYSDHA, ADHA, CISGA-VP JURCZYK, KRISTINA I. Buffalo, N. Y. A M. SC-VP, 1965-67 SOC-Chap, Sg. Ar. KAINZ, DIANA L. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-66 FI 1966-67 FI, LCI, A KAITANOWSKI, JOHN D. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 VT KAMINSKI, WALTER K. Buffalo, N. Y. KAMYKOWSKI, STEPHEN L. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 AFS, VTe KARKER, ROLPH M. Richmondville, N. Y. 1965-67 VB, SOS KASPERCZYK, WALTER H. Cheektowaga, N. Y. KAUDERER, LYNN A. West Seneca, N. Y. KAZMIERCZAK, TERRENCE J Buffalo, N. Y. KEDZIERSKI, REGINA C. Akron, N. Y. KEITZ, LINDA M. North Tonawanda, N. Y. 1966-67 ADHA, NYSDHA KELLER, RICHARD Buffalo, N. Y. 1966-67 SOS KENNEDY, JOHN A. Watertown, N. Y. 1965-67 SOS, KSK-Pres. KERCHNER, THEORDORE C. Niagara Falls, N. Y. 1965-67 MB KIENING, LINDA M. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 NC-Treas., MAC, CO-Treas., NHS-Sec., Treas. KIESWETTER, PAUL F. Tonawanda, N. Y. 1966-67 SOS KLOESZ, CORRINE A. Snyder, N. Y. 1966-67 NHS KNOERL, JAMES G. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 FI KOCH, LINDA L. Palmyra, N. Y. 1965-67 MAC, Fl KOLODZIEJ, SANDRA A. Utica, N. Y. 1965-67 C, ADHA, JDHA KOSTRZEWSKI, CHRISTINE R. Buffalo, N. Y. KOZLOWSKI, ROBERT S. Buffalo, N. Y. KRAFCHAK, MARYJANE Lackawanna, N. Y. 1965-67 FI KREUTTER, BETTY A. Cowlesville, N. Y. 1965-67 NYSDHA, ADHA KROHN, JOHN F. Hamburg, N. Y. KROL, DENNIS Lancaster, N. Y. KROLCZYK, KATHLEEN A. Buffalo, N. Y. KRUSZYNSKI, CAMILLE M. Cheektowaga, N. Y. 1965-67 FI KRYSTY, JAMES Buffalo, N. Y. KRZYZANIAK, WALTER T. Cheektowaga, N. Y. KUCZYNSKI, ALFRED J. North Tonawanda, N. Y. KWASNIK, JOSEPH W. North Tonawanda, N. Y. LANEY, CLAUDIA M. Lancaster, N. Y. 1965-67 JDHA, ADHA LAUBACKER, PAUL C. Lockport, N. Y. LEARY, JOSEPH C. Buffalo, N. Y. LEGTERS, FRANCES A. Findley Lake, N. Y. yi F A Homework can be fun! ITeri Walczakl 4 1965-66 ETS, NHS, NYSDHA Ac, ADHA, C 1966-67 C, Ac, NHS l.ELl, FRANK A. Buffalo, N. Y. LENTSCH, KAREN P. West Seneca, N. Y. LESTITION, CHARLES A. Kenmore, N. Y. 1966-67 I LEWIS, MICHAEL L. Blasdell, N. Y. LEZYNSKI, THOMAS M. Cheektowaga, N. Y. 1965-67 Fl LIPOWSKI, NANCY A. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 FI LITTLER, WILLIAM H. Buffalo, N. Y. LOCHNER, DAVID R. Spencerport, N. Y. 1965-67 VBIJ, VS LOCKE, LAURENCE E. Rochester, N. Y. 1965-67 NHS LOFTUS, PARTICK J. Depew, N. Y. LOGVIN, JACK D. Amherst, N. Y. 1965-67 KSK-Treas., His. LORICH, IRVIN J., JR. Williamsville, N. Y. 1965-67 AFS 1966-67 RC-VP LOVETRO, JOHN A. Tonawanda, N. Y. LUBELSKI, RICHARD E. Buffalo, N. Y. 1965-67 KSK-VP LYFORD, CRAIG H. East Aurora, N. Y. 1966-67 MAC-Treas., I, NC MACHEMER, SUSAN P. Silver Creek, N. Y. MAGENHEIMER, ROBERT F. South Hempstead, L.I., N. Y. I965-66 VBla MAHAR, PATRICIA E. Marilla, N. Y. MAHER, JOHN M. Buffalo, N. Y. I965-67 FI MAJ, THOMAS J. Buffalo, N. Y. MAJEWSKI, DANIEL E. Cheektowaga, N. Y. T965-67 ASTME MAJKOWSKI, BERNARD M. Buffalo, N. Y. MAKOWSKI, THOMAS A. Buffalo, N. Y. MALINOWSKI, WALTER J. Cheektowaga, N. Y. MALLOY, JUDY A. Buffalo, N. Y. T965-66 NC MAMMOSER, THOMAS E. Hamburg, N. Y. MANKA, LINDA L. Blasdell, N. Y. MARIN, GEORGE Grand Island, N. Y. T965-67 NC MARINO, RONALD J. Magnolia, O. l965-67 FI MAROHN, TIMOTHY E. Tonawanda, N. Y. MATUSIAK, SUSAN B. Cheektowaga, N. Y. MAY, MICHAEL H. Buffalo, N. Y. l965-67 Fl-Sg.Ar. MAZUR, SHERRY J. Williamsville, N. Y. T965-67 DR-VP. SkC, SC MAZUROWSKI, BARBARA A. Cheektowaga, N. Y. MC CONNELL, RAYMOND A. Buffalo, N. Y. MC DONALD, EILEEN M. Buffalo, N. Y. MC EVOY, DONALD F. Cheektowaga, N. Y. I965-67 NC, ASTME MC EVOY, LAVERNE J., JR Cheektowaga, N. Y. I965-66 MB I965-67 FI MEISCH, THOMAS G. Rochester, N. Y. I965-67 SOS, KSK, SkC MIALKOWSKI, THOMAS M. North Tonawanda, N. Y. I966-67 FI MIECZNIKOWSKI, PAUL E. Hamburg, N. Y. l965-66 AFS MILEHAM, JAY R. Tonawanda, N. Y. I965-66 ASTME MILLER, GARY M. West Seneca, N. Y. I965-67 FI MILLER, NANCY L. Tonawanda, N. Y. MILLS, JAMES Buffalo, N. Y. T965-67 CO-VP, VW, AC, KT-Treas., SC-Treas., IFBD MILSOM, DALE W. Buffalo, N. Y. 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'31 Seytang, H. 42 hawron, T. 130 herwood, T. 106 hilen, A. 131 hoemaker, K. 132 iebert, J. 130 ieracki, J. 133 igmo Omega Sigma 56 igma Chi Omega 62 igma Omega Chi 72 imons, D. 52, 131, 136 ki Club 55 kipski, J. 134 kop, N. 132 kulski, E. 130 mith, D. 131 mith, G. 53-4, 80 mith, M. 108-10 mith, R. 106 niatecki, R. 131 bczyk, P. 44, 80-1 ccer 95, 113 wers, L. 46 arshott, J. 54 ink, B. 47 rigges, M. 131 acheviak, S. 79 ayer, M. 97 ayle, M. 130 inke, G. 133 llrecht, J. 136 phan, M. 154 phans, M. 55 wart, W. 106 cca, O. 131 eca, O. 130 llman, K. 132 nemetz, R. 130 asseizj C. 132 auss, J. 56, 135 obel, L. 132 oinowski, J. 136 ong, M. 55 art, D. 80-1 dent Athletic Council 42 dent Council 64, 80 clio Production Club 49 Stump, D. 56 Stutz, C. 108-9 Sulkowski, L. 130 Sumner, D. 134 Sutton, P. 53 Sweeney, J. 133 Swietniewski, L. 133 Swingers 46 Szafranski, K. 133 Szatowski, R. 131 Sziadaszed, F. 47 - T - Taker, D. 130 Tanner, W. 131 Taton, J. 54 Taube, O. 1 13 Taylor, P. 130-1 Tennis 110, 113 Termer, K. 133 Tetock, P. 56 Theta Gamma 59 Thompson, D. 47, 132 Thompson, K. 133 Tobia, V. 136 Toleck, C. 54 Torcello, A. 78, 80 Track and Field 108, 113 Traenkle, R. 47, 50-1 Traudeau, M. 53, 131 Twentytive, J. 131 - U - Urban, R. 136 Ure, B. 53 - V - Valvo, N. 53 Vanderlinde, J. 108, 130 Varecka, L. 132 Vitali, D. 78 Vitello, L. 136 Voelily, B. 56 - W - Wachawicz, R. 130 Wadell, T. 135 Wagner, M. 131 Wailand, F. 46 Waiss, K. 80, 84-5 Walczak, C. 133 Walczek, M. 43 Wallinan, E. 135 Ward, W. 130 Warme, C. 136 Warning, L. 55 Wasmund, P. 108 Weaver, J. 131 Weintrauk, S. 132 Weiser, S. 53, 80, 83, 88-9 Wess, D. 46 West, L. 44 Westenfeld, W. 130 Whittleton, R. 97 Wilczak, F. 131 Wile, B. 135 Wilhelm, R. 53, 80 Wilson, J. 34, 136 Wisz, L. 108 Witt, R. 135 Wlos, D. 47 Wlos, R. 134 Woch, A. 53 Wochna, J. 44, 80-1, 188 Wolf, W. 135 Worthington, M. 80 Woz, C. 133 Wrestling 103, 113 Wright, E. 130 Wunsch, R. 133 Wybieracki, J. 131 - Y - Yeljanich, K. 133 Yonkawski, E. 130 Young, R. 53 Yuhas, B. 131 - Z - Zagner, J. 132 Zanghi, J. 108-9 Zastrow, K. 131 Zboinski, J. 53 Zielinski, D. 133 Zugo, S. 46-7 L'Envoi Another June . . . Another ending, yet really another commencement. Some to another campus for furthur study. Some to the world of industry and professions. Of the paths that have crossed daily some may never converge again some will continue college routes. Regardless, there will be new life, new scenes, new love for all. So, it is good-bye ECTl from another Senior Class! , 1.,.:-c f , --dll' .-Y . OUR THANKS . . . The staff of THE 1967 ARROW extends heartfelt thanks to VARDEN STUDIOS, our official photographer, TAY- LOR PRUBLISHING CO., our printer and producer, and to Prof. Marvin H. Garfinkel, our advisor. l, personally, wish to thank Prof. Warren Amy, Food Service Administration, for all of the excused absences that he granted me throughout the year, and to Mr. G for all the help and guidance that he gave me. - Melinda A. Ohman, Editor