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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1968 volume:

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'NFVJ ' ff, FJ i f 5 Q '-' .i K sg K1 X , 1, ,fr ,. ,ZW 2 w 4 ,,- ggjuk j 3,7 1 A fm i L- x. , vszf. ,K A-I-L' ' X ' , H Aff? ,fx ' Q 17-.avg-L 21.4 ...a-. .J 4 U , lg.-V. ff 'X' ' ruff' 4 f- ' ,fy M.-,, . 3' 1 W, ,R .:,,.x . A L J, A -' , ff- M C1 V ,giuf f w :gg-Q .xfyzff ' ' i ,QQ q v f?fS3i' f' ' Qqwg: gy ,QW X 'YL' 'F' , ,Z ' 4 ,. ,bv W' gh, H. A fx ff WWW. 'W Q, ff fw , 72' W ' ,W H-gf' -5,.l.45,' f ' - ' 694' V. 1 ,fu 1 ,,:,,W' ,. - , I fl, Q f -y 1 , V .M U ' K' an-0 ,X , X' 2, 41 ff An interview for ECTI T.V. Dr. Brothers answered many questions Df, On October 12, the world-renowned personality, Dr. Joyce Brothers, visited the ECTI campus and answered questions on the topics of love, sex, and marriage partners. Some of Dr. Brothers answers were surprising, revealing, and informative. All those in love for who hoped to bej profited greatly from the convocation. A busy schedule is her routine. Love should be understood before practiced. Dr. Cohen Describes Trip', LSD, D-Lysergic Acid Diethylamide, was the subject Dr. Sidnel' Cohen lectured on at the Spring Convocation. Because of the ICCCIW trend among college students to experiment with LSD, Dr. Cohen felt it advantageous for the students to first understand the chem1Cal and its effects. Throughout the talk, Dr. Cohen pointed out virtually all harmful effects on the person who takes it, and that up to the present the drug has been found useful only in the treatment of alcoholism. Students at convocation. Steve Petro, Prof. Lankes, Jim Crawford, Bob Beall. Dr. Sidney Cohen Police Science Gives Narcotics Lectures Due to the efforts of three Police Science Seniors CSteve Petro, jim Craw- ford, and Bob Beallj, Erie County Tech has been kept abreast of the ever- changing drug scene. It started with a Federal Bureau of Narcotics seminar, last year, continued with speaking en- gagements this year, and who knows where it will end? Hang...- mfr: .Ln-1 fm.-f-' .Ra Tab gwl' a Wm wig .bv Sounds of Music Surrounded the Campus An explosion of rhythmic sounds ripped open the campus this year, at- tracting all students within earshot with special Pied Pipern qualities. Something for everyone was Erie Tech's idea in entertainment. The halls were invaded by sounds ranging from psychedelic rock, to deep soul music, all the way to classical concert sounds. Anyone with a free moment stopped in to enjoy the beat. Heathen drummer beats out a sound The Fredonia State College Orchestra in Concert A Heathen lead guitarist The Bernard Dunston Trio l 1 v il l l il i .l . ' A , 1 i l ,1 1 l il I , 1 l ,Q ' 1 V l I i t Peggy Hoffman is Queen. lx ,. i' . Homecoming Weekend Welcomed Alumni Once again, the annual Homecoming Weekend turned out to be a rousing success. Highlighting the halftime activities was the presentation of candidates for Homecoming Queen and the announcement that Peggy Hoffman would reign. The crowning event of the weekend was the buffet and dance held in the Spring Student Center. if., I . - , 5 . Z . .. Q . A M., , 1 ' 'v ., J ' - . ' X A 5, ' X? I 5, J ri u1 j. ol Fi 30 Judy Seifert places the crown on her Successor. The Queen and her Court: Marlene Cook, Peggy, Marcy Drogoszewski, and Judy Milbrand. Dancing, in the dark ? x Ann Fiore . 1:5 Snowball Honored President Shenton u mm january 20, 1968 marked Theta Gamma Frater- -.. 54 s. ,gi N, x x l ! ' 1. i. . P512 f E X ,il nity's eighteenth annual Snowball held at the exec utive Motor Hotel. Music was provided by the J. Quartet. The annual event was held in honor of President Shenton. Dave Danheiser and Ann Fiorella reigned as king and queen. WMM' 1 'fzkif f, NK, r. ' . .I'm happy just to dance with you. Ann Fiorella and Dave Danheiserg King and Queen of Snowball. Pat Lambert, Ed Turecki, Margie Michaels, Bill Campbell, Ann Fiorella, David Danheiser, Debbie Scardicionne, Roger Delbridge. ,, W ,f f. ', ,, ,r -fm' ,, ,, W, ' 4 1, ,Z 1, A , rf l Annual Sweetheart Ball Again SuCCCSSful Brian Barker crowns Queen Marsha Maj. The eighteenth annual Sweetheart Ball was held on February 10 in the Statler-Hilton Rendezvous Room. Dec. orated in honor of Valentine's Day, the hearts were ap- propriate for the occasion. Highlight of the evening was the announcement of the Kappa Sigma Kappa sweetheart for 1968. Miss Marsha Maj, MOA Senior, was crowned by KSK's Brian Barker. This year's Ball was a great suc- cess and was enjoyed by all. Where will it all end?? Oh, those happy dancers! 5 held on 00111. Dm . P smug was svveefhem SPEAK suq. Prof. Walker, D Hohensee Prof. Kassidy and a pretty gues The World Spins To Musical Cries. The Horizon Hides. Sweethearts Rejoice Tonight Rest of the ballroom must have been empty. 33 1 2 :- P Q 1 n G I -,-an ... --4.-A-.. --.,-.A...-..,.,.-.,.-,-,.......,,.,,...-.,,,.,--,A - ,,,,W,-, .., W, NW., ,, .,h.,.. -, WY , , M, ,W xv, Y Q, dm ,VA J Y J AM Y v ' Love ls Blue 1968 Theme for the junior Prom The Statler Hilton's Golden Ballroom sparkled with the crystal glitter of soft lightg and the warm melodies of Sammy Stern's Orchestra as the junior Prgm drifted through the theme of Love is Blue. The night was especially wonderful for Barbara Voltmer, who was crowned Miss junior Prom Queen. President Shenton crowns Barbara Voltmer, junior Prom Queen. Jim Mroz presents Mrs. Brennan with'a bouquet for special assistance . Mrs. Shenton cloaks the queen. me ska U lb: Pm Louls Zagarmo, Kathy Kre1nhe1der, Cynthla. Sutton, M1ke Baumgartner 1 M Z if ,. Queen Voltmer with escort Peter Lankes To dance and to dream . . . Queen runners-up: Ruth Wylegala, Connie Tabone Q9 'nm 1 Z, ig 41-1' Jr. Honors Tribulation, AW21 I-ds Appliaud them, Award them, Forerunners to The Horizon. Newman Club's Father Anstett offers a blessing, as Deans Brennan and Hohensee meditate. Leadership Banquet Honors Outstanding Students 40 Pres. Stephen Petro gives annual Student Council report. For the first time off-campus, this year the Leadership Banqufif was held at the Hearthstone Manor on May 22, 1968- We Paifl tribute to our senior leaders particularly and thanked them fOr fhelf efforts in conducting a program of organizational activity related to sororities and fraternities, student government, and SPeC1a1 avocationa1 and vocational activity. We recognized departmental leadership, academic and otherwise. This year we had an added attraction MUD Queen candidates Bonnie MacGregor, Sandie Dannecker, JoAnn Brogan, Elaine Opolinski, and G1Uf1Y Johnston. Dr. Whitrnore presented Elaine Opolinski, MUD queen 1968, with a corsage. The following Among Sruden Robert BHU- Nanfy Chiarnr FreybuIgCf, Sli drew Gull, 5 Roxanne Lawff Mann, Kalhfyf Onions, Paul P james Stott, be bara Staebell, l Arthur Torcell Elizabeth Bitln Sorority and Sandy Catinog ginog Kappa 'I Barbara Radlir mang I.F.B.D.. Club and Acti gienists, Barb, genfeldg ASI BHI1d,CarolE lnstitooter, E Gilsieckig L1 Appreciation, ffl Young I Chlbr Kennet Ski Club, R3 Robeff Be-all Voorhmi T: Board of Tm Slenzel, Easmszyn : elders Nr. f Ro I ii Sylvia Got mmf L1 lu The beverly wllllllm XY! ,- 7 f .lrf Z Lila., A .W ,qfffltd LJ:-' 11:5 .,, Lg. L- ' wwf fd., L1 :'G.. 1 Gicflf . 4 L-W, U cfm The following awards were given: XVho's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges: Robert Beall, James Bingel, Roger Borsink, Nancy Chiarmonte, Alexander Crinzi, Susan Freyburger, Sylvia Gottuso, David Gugino, An- drew Gull, Susan Klingman, Dale LaCount, Roxanne Lawrence, Bonnie MacGregor, Thomas Mann, Kathryn Mardel, Patricia Mellon, George Onions, Paul Perello, Stephen Petro, John Rohr, James Scott, Margaret Scott, Dennis Spray, Bar- bara Staebell, Myra Stephens, Celestine Struebel, Arthur Torcello, Donald Treusdell, John Vitale, Elizabeth Bitka. A Sorority and Fraternity Awards: Delta Rho, Sandy Catino, Kappa Sigma Kappa, David Gu- gino, Kappa Tau, Nick Parisi, Lambda Chi Iota, Barbara Radlich, Sigma Omega Chi, Laura Brad- man, I.F.B.D., Ronald Enzinna. Club and Activity Awards: American Dental Hy- gienists, Barbara Staebell, Arrow, Richard Lan- genfeldg ASTME, Wlilliam Ward, Erie Tech Band, Carol Bedell, Flame and Ice, Alan Coates, Institooter, Ellen Huson, Judo Club, Kenneth Gasiecki, Lancer, Bonnie MacGregor, Music Appreciation, Ronald Sepi, Newman Club, Rob- ert Young, Radio Club, Mark Blackwell, Rifle Club, Kenneth Schabert, Scuba Club, john Taton, Ski Club, Raymond Klimball, Student Council, Robert Beall, Studio Production Club, Janina Voorhees, Tau Alpha Pi, Michael Baumgartner. Board of Trustees Award: Linda Varecka, Herbert Stenzel. MOA-MLT Awards: Cole Award MOA, Sue Pastuszynski, MOA Advisory Committee, Arlene Reider, MAAEC, Gail Scharmach, Faculty MOA, Roxanne Lawrence, MLT Advisory Committee, Sylvia Gottuso, Faculty MLT, Susan Freyburger. The Beverly Myers Scholarship Award: Al Crinzi, William Wolf. 9541, 462, 'Z W f i Ziyi, , M. ...,.J.zL, .....,.....--.... --L..--.V-H xx -3- ,wwgwwwwwmwwww Xwwmv-ww -X vw-NW ff 1 K ff, F' ff' 7' .ffl iff.-f' li' Blix! .K Sports Banquet Honors Tech's Athletes Officials at the banquet The 16th Annual Athletic Awards Banquet was held in the Student Center on june 5. Master of Ceremonies was Dick Johnson, college sports writer, Buffalo Evening Newr, and guest speaker was Edward Badger, head basket- ball coach of Wright College, Chicago, Illinois. Helen R. Cornell Athletic Scholarship Award .... .. . James Baker Richard R. Dry MVP Basketball Award .... David Mendofik Lawrence E. Spring Athlete-of-the-Year Award ........... ,, , Steve Nelson Steve Nelson, athlete of the year vim' Honored Leonard Russel, basketball star W o David Mendofik receives Richard R. Dry Basketball Award L Guest Speaker, Ed Badger jim Baker, Helen R. Cornell Scholarship winner, and da te. Z1 Dave Mendofik r Based o in the fiel ' smdents w ceived sehq X S if v . hid! Ani 1 Presentatron George Hanney Harry Jackson Mrlan Tuchousky Mr Dorfmueller D1ckW1os Mr Walsh and Prof Metzloff Metallurgy Students Recerye Scholarshrps Based on scholastrc achrevement leadershrp and rnterest of ard to many Seven such students were grven checks by rn the freld scholarshrps were awarded to those Metallurgy Anton Dorfmueller r who has been chalrman of the students who fulfrlled these requ1rernents The students re Foundry Educatronal Foundatron CFEF drrve sxnce 1963 cerved scholarshrps as part of a program whrch brrngs ssooo and by company representatxves rn the lndustry Moving Up Da Dominates Erie Tech Social 1 Q Bob Young, Laura Bradman, Ralph Crocker, A1 Crinzi Activities The dinner -. .aa- f ff' r '- The parade A , f 4a . .av-dv The car wrecking l The Music Explosion jerry Shane The P i,.g,w.':Q!i. fix... 'fri lf'-r'ff'-' Y- -Tir ri V 13. 54+-f 1 VW . 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Chill A, Gioiz MCGIW DW afk, JW w We' L Claire Dixon Lynn Wohlhueter ' 94? fcgi, 2 ,t f..,,, ff Z' r' X X 'I 4 , ,,,, , , fa ' f gf 7. 1 1. ff AM f ,, ,ifffff , ,, , va, ,Wfff ff - A HH f . , ,X , ff yf f f V 0 I ,WU V, ,Jffw , , , , I fi J u ff ,A , 'GGY '1 ' M' ' 4 ' , r x A M. , ,5 Wy aww? . Wi, f ,f 4 fi 1 2 W' f i Wf , ' 4' -kvhrlf . ff .TOC Nowack and Steve Bligh I l .af 5 MMU WWW , UW yy wh W 'vc ,I , '41 Q44 , James Pleszewski me EIT. -KVA L 1 .1 , l,ll ' .Cf :3: u 1. -is if X If , ,W , 6 W U Y Q. .N . .1 , , ' Sw 1 'xx if 'L V ff 4 5 Q 'Q C 1 1 0' . ., 11,4 4 . .' Na Ymffxffi fd, 'Q - JY-fa-1' ,:- -- . ,a 1 1:13 , i- a .J Q- 'fi' I LQ? xv bu., G' 21.9 'f l , 'A' Q., ,AW if V . Q 3- ,f M if VN 2, A, U' N Q fi 5, , x... 4 , 5 cv z A 1 ' , W 4 Q3 MA QA f , Q, if 'L ' :i' 1 fl, 1 Z, '- ', 'iff-f, Y : ' 1 , Q -1. I W jim Crawford Kathy Gioia Paul Petock Donna MCGlen x l, f flfi' 53.3 -Url 4 , x uw . ,, I 1 ,ff 1 f er'wf f'Nfii Dick Urban KHCIW Q.,-,IJ- 2' Pete Lech, Associate Editor Tom Anticola and Sal Russo . .,-. - .... . .-. ..,..,.-........-.....,...,L....4.........a.s-........-......,.,..1....'s.---....,.--..-. .,..4..........,. Row 1 R Crocker R Klimball K Knochenhauer E Huson Row 2 --B. Youngg C. Bembenistag C. Stangg L. Chimentog R010 3-S- Institooter Gains New Adviser 2' L. Blighg The Imtitooter, commonly referred to as the school paper, 'I is in reality a form by which any student can express his views. This year's Imtitooter covered topics from Viet Nam, to the cut systemg from the proposed new Student Constitution, to student vandalism. Editors and staff of the Imtitooter showed through the publication a sincere desire for improvement of this college in all its aspects. Few students realize the amount of effort that has gone into this publication. This year's Inftitooter t00k 21 stand on any unpopular topic and contrary to years Past, got things done. This year's adviser is Prof. Higgins. tolli Pa of r iltl gall Elllli A Ollt T Rid Dax' Pau G. Davisong R. Grosmang B. MacGregorg P. Wolffg Prof. Simon. Lancer Creates Student Art Gallery This year, the Lancer broke its tradition of being merely the college's creative anthology by expanding into the field of art. A Paint-in sponsored by the Lancer, was a smashing success. The result of this event can be seen in room 221C Where the 16' X 4' work of art is on display. Room 221C is also the site of the newly formed art gallery. Sponsored by the Lmzrer, the gallery is a showcase for the artistic talent of ECTI students. Another tradition was broken when the Lancer was published in one large issue including art work and photography. .The members of this year's Lancer are: Bonny MacGregor, editorg Rich Langenfeld, treasurerg Pat Wolff, secretaryg Nancy WCbCfS GUY Davison! Marcia Childg Rick Grossmang jean Kantorg john Raug and Paul Petock. The adviser is Prof. Simon. Bonnie MacGregor: Editor-in-chief Student Council Abolishes Cut System Row 1-L. Van Every, S. Coe, S. Eckert, S. Petro, L. Bradman, A. Torcello, P. Mellon, A. Boscarino, S. Haberer, B. Nichols, J. Tuccio, M. Scott, i Row 2--D. Wlos, S. Stachowiak, E. Huson, S. Klingman, T. Kaczmarek, D. Brooks, D. Gugino, T. Duran, M. Rogalski, C. Gengler, D. Riley, R. Lawson, Row 3-J. O'Shea, T. Marlinski, B. Young, C. Murphy, M. Stodolka, D. Kaczmarek, B. Cosway, P. Hufnagel, J. Moran, B. Beall, J. Beck, R. Crocker. During the 1967-68 school year, Student Council has been very active. Under Steve Petro, the Council began the year's activities with a revised orientation program which involved all Council members in cooperation with I.F.B.D. and mem- bers of the Senior Class. Council's accomplishments were many, but the abolishment of the cut system was the most talked about project. New officers for Council were installed at a Leadership Banquet in the Spring. The adviser for Student Council is Dean Hohensee. S. Petro, president, L. Bradman, secretary, A. Torcello, ffeflsufem P. Mellon, vice president. l 60 nr I Row 1: Stephan R. Dum Borsink, Bela Cltly, y lished of sch, mffllbei leq, any Mem lainmq song in Scott, Riley, all, J. surffi X 1: :rl C' 5 , l Row 1: G. Scharmach, secretary, C. Rede, treasurer, A. Crinzi, vice president, M. Baurngartner, president, Row 2: G. C. Leyh, J. Rohr, M. Stephans, A. Riedererg Row 3: J. Dillon, V. Irwin, P. Wolff, B. MacGregor, D. LaCountg Row 4: R. Pirellog T. Reed, C. Stmebel, S. Klingman, R. Duran, P. Hufnagelg Row 5: W. Ward, S. Sliwinski, D. Guginog Row 6: R. Litwiniak, N. Kokot, R. Klimbal, T. Mann, Row 7: J. Scott, R. Borsink, J. Baker. Tau Alpha Pi Honors Academic Achievement Beta Beta Chapter of Tau Alpha Pi, National Honor So- Ciety, was installed at ECTI in August, 1954. It was estab- lished mainly to provide recognition for a high standard Of scholarship among students at the Institute. Among its members it engenders desirable qualities of personality, intel- lect, and character. Membership is determined mainly by high scholastic at- tainment and evidence of leadership, cooperativeness, and per- sonal integrity, Members are notified of acceptance at the end of the Junior year. Induction ceremonies take place in the early part of the Senior year after which students are considered to be full- fledged members. This year Tau Alpha Pi gained a new adviser, Mr. Berst, who urged the Society on to new and greater heights. 6l Qff Campus Council Aids Out-of-Tovvn Students C. Ruocco, secretaiyg K. Conklin, vice-president, J. Burke, president. Purpose of this organization is to help students in the transi- tion from family environment to that of college and com- munityg to open lines of communication among students, fac- ulty, and administration, and to provide activities for the students' social and personal development. Membership is open to all ECTI students officially regis- tered in the off-campus housing program of the Dean of Students Office. The officers are: Joseph Burke, president, Kathleen Conklin, vice-president, Carolee Ruocco, secretary, and Margaret Tschet- ter, treasurer. Mrs. Brennan is the adviser. 62 Assistant Dean Brennan advises. Ai., lefhllical Whidl In trial Pm Plans an A TME Trains Future Engineers , ,i ,nsidwwq . V :gf if V. sv. 'N . . , e 'gt TFT ,vv,,,.. f, MQW, T. Gwonakowiki, E. Romanowski, M. Byron, Prof. Rosinski, J. Nowak, W. Ward, L. Mansell, E. Skulski, R. Wachawicz, D. Gugino. An organization for mechanical, industrial, and other related technical curriculums, the ASTME holds regular meetings at which movies are shown concerning manufacturing and indus- trial procedures and projects. Occasionally, tours to industrial Plants and lectures by outstanding professional speakers supple- ment the interests of the young men. Members are also invited to attend senior chapter meetings and the annual banquet which completes the social calendar of the club. Prof. Rosin- ski is the adviser of the group. Sigma Omega Sigma IS a group of ophthalmic dispensing students socially gathered with an extra educational goal At the meetings invited speakers cover every phase of the ophthalmic dispensing profession and add personal side- 4 lines gathered through their years of experience. Annually, . the SOS students put their muscle behind the United I Fund by pushing a bathtub from Williamsville to down- town Buffalo. This year the rain-slicked roadways made the pushing easier and the drive was by no means a washout. Look into my eyes! Row 1: L. jerge, M. Cook, H. Jurczyik, secretary, A. Marshall, president, J. Metz, vice-president, G. Fredo, treasurer, G. Roberts, Row 2: Prof. - ii Fratello, C. San George, A. Brein, C. Cirrincione, A. Crinzi, P. Rachlin, M. O'Neill, Prof. Farinog Row 3: F. T. Hogenkamp, M. Rakowskr, YJ R. Lawson T. cClain, P. Kaczkowski, I. Pavlovich, E. Hallinan, J. Hallinan, L. McFacldeng Row 4: R. Terwilliger, T. Richle, D. Mullins, D. il- : Abram, Rdw Notaro, K. Lords, E. Leany, C. Baumann, E. Petrus, Row 6: D. Smith, D. OConnor, B. Wrle, R. Witt. 1 v 1 v l Y SGS 'Pushes' United Fund 3 und Peming ll gglll t of the ll side. lfllllllly, United down. 5 made THIS 21 roi. ski, D 1 1 1 I Radio Club Makes World-Wide Contacts -, 9 i The room becomes quietg a switch is thrown, a trans- mitter hums to life, and station WBZVEM returns to the air. Besides learning radio practice and theory by first hand experience, the members of the Radio Club make many friends through their world-wide contacts. In order to advance an interest in amateur radio, the Radio Club was organized on campus. The adviser for the club is Prof. Schlifke. Mark Blackwell, president L. McCarthyg Prof. Schlifke, adviserg D. Meccag D. Hohmang J. Hendersong B. Reformat. .J ?' A! ,Z A g ggvg 5 .V N N v A A V W uh, -,,-,A-my ni' A, , ,. .-.,--,: ,- . V ...f.- at-sr---M ------H -'f -' ' -'- f' ' ' ' B Bracewell A Kobring Row 2: F. Stack, M. Arcara Studio Production Club Holds Weekly Newscast f W- , , , We - -M , Operating a closed circuit TV system can be a rewarding and educational ex- perience. Students in the Studio Produc- tion Club learn first hand the opera- tion of complicated audio-visual equip- ment as well as camera technique, studio management, and specialized lighting ef- fects. Adviser Kenneth Wasmund and his group have provided a valuable serv- ice to the Institute by taping both stu- dent and commercial productions for future showings. Q , J. Garner, K. Wasmund, N Weber 2 POP? - L 0 f j Row I fright to Zeflj P Wingerter Prof Schmidt director M Hubor C Schurkus J Lipp L Van Every Row 2 B MacGregor president I Gibson A Mitchell secretary S Haberer Ene Tech Singers Have Busy Season Erie Tech's Singers had a busy season of fine perform- ances this year. A concert of Christmas music was sung at the Boulevard Mall and later was taped and viewed on ECTI's Channel 6. They also presented programs at the State Hospital and at a Campus Spring Concert. Under the direction of Prof. Schmidt, this group has brought a great deal of satisfaction through music to both the members and their audiences. Singers in concert Model Club Conquers the Sky Paul Zrodlowski, Prof. Berns, Glenn Simon. The Model Club although small in size has no limits when those high- flying radio-controlled model airplanes soar across western New York skies The club welcomes all students interested in the excitin hobby of model building This year the club combined its dueS in order to invest in a short waxe rad10 transmitter to control the clubs m210f roject which was the building Of 3 1 '4 Joe Now i 1 . . . . . l 8 . 1 ' P . V . ' -' World War I war plane replica. i l Smgll ID se high 1ifplaIl95 14 sk1CS ,f1tCIC5f5d building its dues N6 radio 5 malof 18 0 Z Photo Club Shoots Erie Tech Students fe. fy Q ,ff ta' uf, If ,f ,..,.' ,Q . ,rf- , .A-'A' ,fig f pf , ,Q , v joe Nowak secretary Steven Bhgh treasurer Rrch Langenfeld v1cepres1dent Peter Lech presxdent absent Paul Petock staff Advrser Th1s newly formed organ1zat1on has the nnmense but mterestmg task of keepmg ECTI s demandmg pubhcatlons fArrow Inst1tooter and Lancerj supphed W1th p1c:tures Roammg the campus clrrnbmg to the rooftops and hang mg from the w1ndows the club members hold nothmg or anyone sacred rn then' quest for excxtmg mterestmg and b1zarre photographs 3 7 9 7 I I 9 I 2 ' a . . . , . . . , , , . ' 2 3 ' , . 1 a 2 ' . . . 1 N ll. Chess Club Wages Daily . Peacock, the Chess Under the auspices of their adviser, Dr Club conducts miniature wars almost daily on the chess boards 0 ' d in room 206C. Although the Chess Club IS loosely organize , it offers an opportunity for students with free time to exercise their intelligence and ingenuity. Row 1: C. Monronew, G. Chellag Row 2: M. Ricketts, D. R G 11 D. Bauer, J. Hiegschg Row 4: J. J. Donnerg Row 3: P. u o, DelPrincipe, W. Zboch. Wars , eff! WWW Mi, JuClO C Since 1 1967, fhf d CD55 in Manson l the nowledg one Carl rdbber H12 think that ing theme their yellc toward thu 'Wil Q,?'f'f-if. .-5,f.,,1-- P?4'fi'rw , ,,, 4 451. f. , ,. ,Z -.b r udo Club Learns Self Defence Since its first appearance on the ECTI campus in March, 1967, the Judo Club has grown in both numbers and experi- ence in the fighting arts. Under the guidance of Mr. William Manson QBlack Belt, third Danj, the club endeavors to give the members a feeling of self-confidence and pride in their knowledge of Judo. Entering the gymnasium on Monday night, one can hear the dull thuds of human bodies meeting the rubber matsg but actually the members have been taught to think that they are hurting the mat more than they are hurt- ing themselves. Some of the members have this year earned their yellow belts, which is the second step on a long road toward the most honored position of Black Belt. Row 1-D. Spinda, L. Scura, D. Smith, C Bembenista I Nowak D OConnor A Cnapsi Asst.g B. Manson, Instr.g Row 2-T. Anticola M Kobel L Kirsch L McCarthy C McHals R Rootg Row 3-K. Gasiecki, Pres.g K. Lords vice pres L Vitello treas M Boblak sec C Emens, sgt.-at-armsg Prof. Ritter, adviser. YW f, fail E' or-an i Row 1: J. Badding, N. Conrad, P. Rohrichg Row 2: G. Zelaski, C. Valois, J. Pepe, M. Child, Row 3: B. Boldt, K. Romyak, L. Herlo, M. Barker, J. Richardson, P. Schreckenberger, K. Leone, D. Kelly, I. Bellissimo, Prof. Rosinski, Adviser, F. Hoffman, I.. Giblin, D. Beiter, C. Stang, J. Ebersole. Ski Club WCCkCndS at Whiteface Mountain 1- ' Tuesday evenings found the Ski Club at Glenwood Acres I fffaf' . 7 ff. 'f where Erie Tech's avid enthusiasts took instruction and erl f 'W ' 5027 '. .f ' Z a af gl f Z W J VJ l Q.: joyed a season of good skiing. This organization has grown - ivlg considerably since its formation in 1966. A week-end trip to White Face Mountain, New York was enjoyed by 2111- This year's officers are: Ray Klimbal, president, ChC1fY1 Stang, vice president, Irene Bellisimo, secretary, jeff Danitz, N' - treasurer, and faculty adviser, Prof. Rosinski. R. Kumbal ,, . , I a f JA Dam 1 'A Q Row 1: R. Sherry, R 3 x l i 35 N7 ki E. . I s f X I in X 1 O The purpose of the Rifle Club is to instruct men and women students in the safe and proficient use of fire-arms, provide instruction and practice in rifle and pistol marksmanship, 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: D. Hanson, president, K. Schabeat, vice-president, Prof. Haldane, adviser. Pistol practice makes perfect. Rifle Club Aims for Marksmanship and Safety Row 1: R. Gordon, E. Vanderbush, B. Stortz, Prof. Haldane, Row 2: K. Schabeat, vice-president, D. Hanson, president, M. Derylak, N. Kraft, M Sherry, R. Slopp, J. Masprek. 3 3 1 5 2 1 3 it 1 will law i i lu. . it N ziillilii f mai fill 73 F f iffiicvf 1' f' f . f f,ff,f,, f,,f,u,',- 1 ,, X. X ,fffra fr www X, rarr f . y xg? if . , A, f if, J 'VV' 7,1 . X ' 7' f wf af f r 4 f X J. Baker, J. Bundroch, L. Schroeder, M. Aldrich, N. Kraft. 3 2 , . , yy .y 2, R. Fitche, J. Decker, J. Baker, J. Taton, J. Bundrich. 2 V I f Scuba Club Visits Florida Major activity of the Scuba Club was to journey to Florida where they dove into the warmth of the Gulf Stream. The Club gives diving lessons in the fall and winter and spends the short warmth of the spring semester on outings and diving expeditions. Their scuba diving takes place primarily in Lake Erie and surrounding lakes in the Western New York M621- The club's faculty adviser is Professor Hills. iw fZw?WWmfwwf MW! V r .Z .,., if Kwfl 5 My ,x x. ,MZ V, . wwe? 4f f , ,. .,,,.,,,,..Wf .- ' -'Q Gvvig'-Q4 , :VE . 55951 U 4 2 , .A 9 ,ig e f ' is , , Z 'ff , , if x 5 f RN 1 A A V , 4? , ,,,,, , , K Jin' v V 144.1 2 rg' I I' I -.,,.,,,,, H w,x,,f,1.4y,,f,-4-If ff ff , 1 J 2 if - 5 ff ,fb 444,14 !,.1,, ,,,,,7W,,,m ,i.n,yy5 , f, mf f v ,M ff ..,wW,.,. fy I ' K A 4 z , ..s 7 jg 4 fa ,-- 4. . 5 .. ,Q if f , fv ? fWQ 7 ff , Z1 aff' yf 6 , . A ., ,Pj E . ...,r ' w N wi. N ' K1 N , ..........,..,N.....,, '1 X 'F X N' . , '39 'N SYN' A , 1:-H m, xxx, xxx Nh X Q, X ,, Q x 2, Aixggxg ,Rf Q, xx vv-qw x X ,Q S, if w xxx - ,Q-is 'NJNX' . . , -'wx .Nw ' T W . .NA V X 5 Q m 'E - Nw . , X X ,.L. T7 W N A .. K I -W M53 'WMX11-0, 5 'L f f ff f 1 Row 1-B. Young, E. Huson, J. Gable, C. Schussler, B. Diagler, E. Lavocat, P. Wingerter, N. Dooley, C. Bembenista, M. Grobowskig Row 2- B. Hayes, C. Griffin, D. O'Connor, L. Zyppiroli, L. Young, D. Little, P. Notoro, D. Hanson, L. Doe, R. Trippig Row 3-R. Klimball, J. Moran, J. Werely, G. Persons, M. Zodack, C. Gangler. Newman Club Offers Scripture Reading Course A game at Newman House. 76 Main purpose of the Newman Club on this campus, as it is on campuses throughout the nation, is to 611- lighten its members spiritually, socially, and intel- lectually. The Diocese of Buffalo maintains the cen- ter, located off campus on Main Street in Williams- ville, for the purpose of providing a religious atmos- phere for students. Courses are offered in liturgy, religion, and scripture reading and interpretation. The discussions and debates by the members help thffm achieve a better understanding of themselves, their nation, and their God. Afll 5 endwor wgwtf I' ever-than at cvtfj wfffkll P ' 1 av xv 4 fl '4. Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship Holds Bible Studies Any student, regardless of race or religion, can n .qs v. 'S 1. . s' . . O ,F I I . .emi ' E 4 D PHS, CH- itel- CCD' .IHS- nos- rgy, The ucm heir endeavor to follow the teachings of Jesus Christ and answer His challenge to live as a Christian. In this ever-changing world, the student's faith is challenged at every turn. IVCF strengthens waning faith through Weekly prayer and Bible study meetings. It is not good that the man should be alone. fGen. 1:18J Prof. Marsh, adviserg R. Gorang R. Bardog G. H. Gaylesg j. Sullivang Prof. Miller, adviser. l Flame and Ice Decorates Cafeteria The Flame and Ice Club is organized with a two-fold purpose in mind. First, to promote students' interest in the z food industry and, secondly, to introduce them to the preparation and service of unusual and exotic foods. Dem. J onstrations this year at the Flame and Ice Club have in- cluded ice carving and cake cookery. The members have also carried on the tradition of decorating the cafeteria, student lounge, and Erie Room at Yuletide. The adviser is Prof. Mauro. l I l Get it while ies how' J Row 1-Prof. Mauro, D. Devlin, C. Streubel, A. Coates, Prof. Chrymkog Row 2-M. Floriano, L. Hilliker, B. Kenney, B. Kwiatowski, W. Pietzak, L. Arbogast, D. Hubbardg Row 3-Rev. Sheehan, N. Weber, R. Catalano, B. Voltmer, S. Williams, P. Duffy, K. Hauser, T. Heltz, E. l Machmer, B. Whiting, L. Fagan, K. Smith, Row 4-B. Frawely, M. Bruetman, J. Moran, B. Nichols, C. Palatorie, M. Queen, E. Blackwell, C. Lang, J. Wisenski, P. Schier, J. Hilburgerg Row 5 -M. Demeka, J. Joseph, L. Zaggarino, M. MacNamara, B. Schaefer, G. Camberige. 6 A 50111 l I , 5 . . . 0 E . I.. in QA.. .' 0 0 5 l 1 i l 3 . , l l Y YYY Y i X . i I i I Q'gix,.4- Row 1.31 En A' C'-Im I. 5 Membership Soars in Music Appreciation Club What is music appreciation? Is it Schroeder playing on Beethoven's birthday, or is it Wilrlaer and the Dukes socking out-at their favorite tunes? The Music Appreciation Club en- compasses both extremes and points in between. Any student enjoying the music that best suits him. who appreciates any type of music is welcome to join the club. In the music room, the student can spend his off-hours E Row 1-M. Evans, S. Catino, A. Torcello, R. Seppi, S. Sasarig Row 2-B. Berger, D. Lalomiaf S. Kivsrala, M. Adamski, A. Caruso, T. Sautterg Row 3-T. Marlinski, L. Lorich, A. Feliciano, L. VanEvery,J.Santomagg1o, D. Barocco, J. Cosgrove, M. Stodolka, J. Gardner, L. Burton. . ., if f , I ,fgifgfaa Zjfyfpj, j Z. , ,rffmqfcf ggwfffaj'-,ygyxff gm za, ' ,f,,5,,c ,,244,u,2, 2gf2f,5g,ghifg r ft . i ff ,yyff Row 1: S. Catino, K. Ljianick, S. Stachowiak, A. Breing Row 2: D. Vitali, D. Gugino, D. Danheiserg Row 3: N. Parisi, B. Barker, A. Torcello, R. Delbridge. Interfraternit Board of Directors Governs Greek Life The Interfraternity Board of Directors is the governing body of Greek life at ECTI. Membership consists of the presi- dents and vice-presidents of all the social fraternities and sororities on campus. The sororities are Delta Rho, Lambda Chi Iota, and Sigma Omega Chi, the fraternities Kappa Tau, Kappa Sigma Kappa, and Phi Theta Gamma. The purpose of IFBD is to maintain interfraternity relationships, to co- operate with college authorities in efforts to attain high social 80 and scholastic standards, and to provide opportunities for dis- cussion of questions of interest to the fraternities and sororitiCS of the Institute. IFBD works side by side with Student Council to help prO- mote better school spirit. During the school year, IFBD spOH- sored Winter Weekend and several informal socials. The rep- resentatives participated in Homecoming Weekend, Orienta- tion Week, Open House, and MUD Weekend. ,rf l l I mi R rf ' 1 If fl Q. . . ,ffi.Q,- ' 'K 'v lf, 1 lg! ' x i l n bf Al s I . I I XX 1 fs K ri V Row 1: D. Wyntei D. Vitali, presides Bumbalo. l l f l . 5- In ' A' .-. ' .X-9' f 7. . ti X. ii ' if . 5'5 .N :fi 'hqh ., 1. ': -P1 4 . QF . . li - lf Q. dis- fitiC5 PIO' POD' rCP' gnta- Delta Rho Sponsors Bunn Raffle 'f , ef- . T V1 ' i 'if , 7. ., . 4 , , . V. 1 ,Y f. ,.,,, A . ......,, ,Jn-1-1-,-. R010 Wynters, L. Socie, I.. Nash, D. Riley, M. Drogaszewski, S. Murphy, D. Rice, corresponding secretary, D. Rogers, J. Nunweiler, secretary, D. Vitalr, president, B. Cross, B. Wilson, vice-president, E. Vogel, treasurer, D. Dulekowski, V. Wesley, S. Catino, pledge mistress, M. Evans, J. Bumbalo. .V pI,,.,f,,, fy, , Vi 2 , . y 17 4 af ff ew 1 Z , f I 'I 'if . C? A . Yf, 4, ,,., . ?' During the year, the Sisters of Delta Rho engage in several activi- ties such as the annual Mother-Daughter tea, blasts, Winter Weekend, the Variety Show, the annual Bunny Raffle, and charity projects. Delta Rho also works with the Brothers of Kappa Tau on such events as parties and MUD Weekend floats. Delta Rho was founded September 1961 and has been active on campus since january 1962. The Sisters have Worked hard to uphold the four points of the pin and the sorority colors: brown and white. The four points of the pin symbolize justice, fortitude, temperance, and prudence. The color brown represents reliability, and the white represents devotion. Delta Rho stresses scholastic achievement, proven by their high scholastic record. Pledge Marci Drogoszewski ft. H 1 ..- ......- .e. ...AM .,...-......., .4.a.....................c..f. Q.,-v-..,-.....- .... ,....--....,.,a,.,,.,, ,,.,- . . ,,,,,.,.-,,,. , , .Z A. LeBarong C. Seitzg S. Kiwalag B. Radlich, social director, M. Cook, L. Burton, L. Cummings, treasurer, M. Hopkins, P. Hoffman, secretaryg S. Hazen, G. Liebenow, president, M. Maj, assistant pledge mistress, S. Owens, C. Mendes, A. Brien, vice president, J. Pepe, K. McCarter, sergeant at arms, C. Lengelg H. Rothfus, D. Edwards, historian. Lambda Chi Iota Sponsors Charit Projects A pledge signs in fBarb Radlichj. Oldest sorority on campus Csince 19485, the Beta Chapter of Lambda Chi Iota stresses loyalty,'faith in each other, and true sisterhood which is represented by the emblem where three stars are found standing for love, fellowship, and wisdom. These all become a strong part of every girl. This lasting progress is due to the sisters' cooperation, willingness, and true display Of the sorority's motto: 'sororous perpetual or sisterhood forever. Throughout the year, Lambda Chi Iota takes part in charitY projects, informal socials, and various events in conjunction with our brothers, Kappa Sigma Kappa. Lambda is very proud of the fine reputation it has achieved on campus with the winning of the Most Beautiful float award 1964, 1965, 1966, and The Best All Around float in 1967. Their adviser is Prof. Sina. V .11- f ll . - in K Et ': i' W D. Ro: janich, Ross. Sigma 1958. A sisters i learned forget f Center. ' laugh-fi As in the ML itable at Off can-11 'A A? up A K: . 1 4 YF- Y A . 1 I2 f 3 ry, S. mf at of ie rs ll ne 1e W di JC of :St Sigma Omega Chi Holds Campus Shoe Shine D. .Rosenthal, C. Gniazdowski, M. Fiorella, W. Ellis, D. Stuart,'R. Morosco, historiang I. Ramsdell, S. Young, S. Stachowxak secretary K 1.111 Janich, presidentg L. Bradman, pledge mistressg S. Foels, assistant pledge mistressg B. Lindke, P. Martan, S. Dowlings, D Scardaccione M Hill S Ross. Sigma Omega Chi, Alpha chapter, was founded on campus in 1958. A constructive pledging program this year again brought new sisters into the ever-expanding sisterhood. Even if the pledges learned nothing else during the academic year, they will never forget their well-taught lesson of shining shoes in the student center. The sisters again sponsored their annual, entertaining, and laugh-filled USoiree . As in years past, Sigma created a beautiful float that enhanced the MUD Weekend festivities. Through its sponsorship of char- itable activities, Sigma has earned an honored name both on and off campus. Prof. Chrymko is adviser for the sorority. The shoeshine fry fftf? i96fGUi 4 Row 1: B. Barker, vice-president, H. Pierce, treasurer, E. Hallinan, secretary, D. Gugino, presidentg Row 2.' G. Kadow, M. Queen, P. Taylor, D. Ewertg Row 3: W. Christy, P. Olewnik, J. Weaver, D. Lubelski, F. Conley, R. Kwiek, R. Enzinna, P. Comella, C. Lang, H. Green, E. Petrus, J. Van Nortwick, S. Dworetsky. Kappa Sigma Kappa Sponsors Sweetheart Ball KSK's backyard barbecue. 84 As the only national fraternity on campus, Kappa Sigma KHPP9- has contributed greatly to the promotion of friendship am0Hg ihe students at ECTI. The organization maintains a deep 21PPfCCl9-tlon of culture, fraternalism, and charity, and inspires in the hearfS of its members a love of their Alma Mater. Having the first and only fraternity house on campus, KSK provides the student body with various social activities, such aS 8 group of guest lecturers who represent a cross section of AIHCIICKU culture, aiding Father Flannigan's Boys' Town, and PIBSCUHUS the annual Sweetheart Ball. Z Row 1,- J. I- Tatan, The st: dem cm. also atm. the Ciisfin ' of the ices to Sense of C. c KT meets. Kappa Tau Attains Highest Scholastic Average 'ri lil 'jj -fig.. 2.??'1 E -'I Et? '71 g f,ffv 1.W:'.32- sf f pa., 55 ,rw ., ,. ., ,.., V , . ,t H , . lafiiitiitiii1f2s 25 .132223 22 w f 1- ixs' ,p A -5-rx ?. 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'r-sf.: .1 if f Iii a 53125 2 I 2 wif' 1 12. .i.,1.,f, ni SEM , ,my -agua, .Q 1, , .f ,tai .- 'M',is.,G-122. emi 1:2 1,28 gig 'pvzfaf' fl .' ,, V75g1 'f-iff-' s..i.s'f'.' aa .- s f M-' i2ia..lxa3iiaEai...iaa,Eitgiaiaifiiasie..t.3m.,:,a22ai.aalt2a. t get N X f ,fe P Tayl0l, Row 1: J. Palloni, J. Tuccio, B. Dinkel, R. Chryzaszcz, P. Bardotz, C. Breissinger, secretary, J. Honan, 1. Blandford, treasurer, N. Parisi, president, 1. Tatan, S. Loveg Row 2: J. Rausch, D. Bort, R. Greenaker, J. Dickinson, P. Switalski, P. Zrodlowski, I. Schmitt, P. Dougherty, M. Forti. a KQPPQ' ong the Pfefaladon the hams KSK PHS N 51,1Cl1 Ameridfl gntlflg the The start of this school year found Kappa Tau assisting Stu- dent Council during Orientation Week. These young men are also active in sponsoring the annual Mardi Gras, as well as the Christmas Party. The brothers of KT are proud of their distinction of holding the highest scholastic average of any of the Greeks on campus. Their social activities plus the serv- ices to their community have brought the members a close sense of true brotherhood. Kappa Tau was founded in 1960 by young men who saw a need for respect for the individua1's rights, race, and creed. They hoped to further his development morally, socially, and intellectually, so that he may better serve himself, his God, his college, and his community. With this highly idealistic and ethical code in mind, Kappa Tau has progressed through its eight years to become one of ECT I's best and most respected fraternities. - --q,..v:f.:. . .. Wm: ff I WJ ' 11 ' nf f 1, 2 1 y, K7 , my Y y K L L, , 4-til ,.: Vg, :V y A 15 , ww Q-w,.,.,' F fvfzm W X 5 W, 3 , ,il ' 14- '9 ,, 74? f ' , M is 1,:,,...... , . fwififlffff 'in UE + ' I WW XY : ,lm Q X ,. , .. ,w-,- Q - 11 1... Lu .Q . , Flin 4 f y ff 539' QMQQA .mv , zsgfm.-gwqf ' .JQeE'-mw'- 'x:,cey'. ' lfyiq'-, ' 4' ' 'nil' J fu: , MWGHUJ' f 3fe5'i5d1:fw2iiM 1 Y 'Z'-Q Hx wi . dgmw ...wx ,..A, W' m' .5 ,,,- 1.4, ., -,v,,4....f-,AL ,V ix -.-.Z-::::.1-...J. -.-.fm-......... 1'1fg1fW,i33 -N wr.. aw ,wg-,zff ww ., , H. . , ,f 47' ff, . so er wr ft ff X , , ,X r gf 44 Row 1-D. Meyersg F. Lamonag N. Czeckg J. Scottg D. Alleng Row 2-B. Westenfieldg D. Dombrowskig D. Lawleyg I. Kozlowskig B. Wolfg Row 3-J. O'Nie1g P. Rohrichg J. Danitzg N. Spauldingg S. Finnishg Row 4-G. Hurdg R. Dunng G. Popowichg Coach Jones. Roy Dunn set for a penalty kick against Broome. Glen Popowich and Dan Meyers play against Canisius. Soccer Has Building Year' , i l -c ,, . f f ' 1 . 5 1 , ' 4,agf'??s?' if-Q ay.. 1 215315 ' ' fre - 'mfs Ilff f ' -1: ,f , ' 2 51, fa ' aff? ii ,. ,.,.. -, 22 .. . .,5f pai .f,, , . . .I Ffaihflf- . if3!lii B644-3 4J Sc Coac and not gave close Tl at A Penr saw 4-5 Tl scori for t team ' A j. 4 .J Hg B. Wolfg sini- Where's the ball? Soccer at Erie Tech was definitely in a building year, as Coach Ray jones fielded a team with four returning lettermen and four experienced juniors. As usual student support was not found at the home games and therefore no school spirit gave added incentive in the vital moments of a number of close games. The soccer record ended 2-6-1, as the Kats tied Alfred 4-4 at Alfred, blanked Canisius 4-0, and Behrend Center of Erie, Pennsylvania 1-O. A heated game with Broome Tech at home law Broome score with two seconds left and came out on top -3. The Kats were led by Neil Spaulding who took the team scoring honors and Ron Dunn who had a totalof 281 saves for the season at goalie. Next year will see a more experienced team and high hopes for a greater show of student support. Norm McKenzie against Broome. Steve Einnich, Dan Meyers, and Ron Dunn at play. ECTI VISITORS O Auburn 3 5 Hudson Valley 9 4 Alfred 4 3 Mohawk Valley 5 5 Broome 4 4 Canisius 0 .0 Corning 1 1 Behrend 0 0 Monroe 2 'NA MF W! Y fav I .j ,ff 5 ,,, f 'axff Row 1: Dennis Murray, Andy VanRysandamg Row 2: Tim Kachelmeyer, Steve Bligh, jim Pleszewski, Don Wood, Nick NiCastro, Coach Robinson Cross Country Scrambled for Victories It was a first year team this year in cross-country as the harriers started out with a new coach and no returning runners. Kyle Robinson took over the coaching job to start his career at Erie off with a bang in September. The team was made up entirely of first year men, six juniors and one senior. The sea- son started with a splash as the harriers traveled to Erie, Pennsylvania to run against Gannon College, and the longest course of the year, 4.4 miles. The meet, which was Won by 90 Gannon, was run in a heavy downpour. After placing ninth in the Viking Invitational at Troy, N.Y., the harriers lost their next eight meets before beating Jamestown C. C. After losing to Niagara, C.C. and placing low in the Canisius Invitational, the harriers came up with their second win by beating Monroe C.C. in the final meet of the season. With luck fand good gradesj, this year's team should be hard to beat. ' ,Q WI, fr, , oachkobinson icing ninth wigs lost 1 Aftff ne C3915 ,nd will Mn, With be hard to ius ECTI versus Broome. Tim Kackelmeyer and Nick Nicastro. Don Wood Ready set go! 41 .1 ,M ' ., V .ggi ,. E' . ' .. . . . , fad ., . Z4 c , X, . ,VW .fu K 1 k 5 xg, 'X , 4,5 , 5 ,zz W A AA,1, 1 I A,A,... ,i x , 1 lax Q12 , Q' vA,gp:.W.wr I V, X 40 4311, . ,MJ ,V lf' ' 49 .,:. ...- ,W ' P. f ,V ,?:f ',,:.:9 : ,.- I- 5 2 , ' ,ff 'i f .Q ' N 1 1 ,. , , f fs CM? 5, ,A . ,K . 1 4 7 L0 : :X ff f ff? Qi ' ' 1 J ff f , , up W -,ff 2,4 f f 67' 4 f wif m J , wwf 45 43 Z F2-V. 2 S S4 V 5 W afsf QW R qw W yi , , , N. , xx ,, '1' 558333 f A, ff yn gm, 5 A ,ffm mm wx .1 A v if ww 4 Q NE ,1- M4 11,1 ovich. lr of col- mpetitors. ,rs umble ity. ted nude' 6415011 WZS I PIU' he 5535011 d 2 10555 fill flat wrfidlng p 167155 Baker and Piechocki Baker stepping over opponent George and Tomczak Buffalo State U. B. Frosh Buffalo State Corning C. C. Hudson Valley Mohawk Valley Alfred Tech U. B. Frosh Auburn C. C. Alfred Tech St. Bonaventure Broome Tech Piechocki and Baker SEASON SCORES Opponent 3 1 28 33 41 3 1 35 41 3 1 30 35 cancelled 3 1 Erie 8 1 1 8 0 8 7 0 8 10 10 4 Row 1-Prof. Fitzpatrick fAsst. Coachj, Prof. Killian QCoachJ, Prof. Helmer fAsst. Coachlg Row 2-T. Eichberg, K. Berry, A. Hopkins, T. Kochelmeyer, G. Henly, J. Eller, J. McIntosh, K. Roche, L. Russell, B. Smith, M. johnson, D. Mendofik, S. Nelson QCaptainj No Crowns This Season for Basketball A I af l 32: if .J 1 li' 5 AW 'I' mv 7 fr, 'O ry Bak P ft f X In the heat of the contest. The Kats opened up this season on the banks of the Mississippi River in Burlington, Iowa where they took second in the Blackhawk Classic. ' With a 98-51 win over Cuyohaga CC of Cleveland, Ohio to boost their morale, the Kats went on a five game winning streak. i ECTI began driving with victories over Monroe, tW0 wins against Bryant and Stratton, and two close ones OVC! Hudson Valley. But then darkness loomed over the KafS as they dropped a conference and Little Three tilt to Alfred Tech at Alfred. -' With hopes of winning the conference almost gone, the Kats came up with four more victories and then lost a heartbreaker to Paul Smiths at home and all h0PCS of a chance at the crown. , So, with a predicted 18-10 record, the only good thing to say is It was a winning season. ins, T. 11 of the 1 took 'elaflds 7 ga-me e, fW0 I 5 over l e 1425 tilt to g0f1e: an lost P5 of 1 V thing Dave Mendofik against Niagara. Mac and the Duck. Kevin Roche and Glen Henley against Niagara. OPPONENT ECTI THEM jefferson Junior College 110 107 Burlington Comm. College 82 78 Cuyahoga Comm. College 98 51 Jamestown Comm. College 106 60 'Broome Tech 71 46 Canton Tech 90 85 jefferson Comm. College 62 101 Hudson Valley C. C. 75 72 Mohawk Valley C. C. 68 66 Alfred Tech 67 69 Canisius Frosh 77 79 Niagara County C. C. 71 93 Canton Tech 94 81 Paul Smiths College 69 71 Broome Tech 46 58 Alfred Tech 90 56 Niagara County C. C. 63 64 95 S. Benefield and T. Kochelmeyer at the Aucl. 2 for Sam The duck on defense Graceful Sam and Glen against Niagara. -as-.. :af xgz3'f s,-iNx . . .... ,. ..,.-M Nelson Powell, Tom Bradley, Paul Zrodlowski, Frank DiChristopher, Richard Opolka, Carl Kidawski. Erie Tech Golfers Dominate the Greens This year's golf team engaged in many tournaments. Unfortunately, they concluded their season with much to be desired, victory wise. Against such strong competition as Canisius College, St. Bonaventure, and Alfred Tech, the team played strong but generally couldn't edge the opposition. Nevertheless, Coach jones is looking forward to a much more successful season next year. The team consisted of Tom Braun, Frank DiChristopher, Carl Kidawski, Ed Stoessel, and Paul Zrodlowski. 97 ,,.,,ff Pre-game anticipation H 5 Wa j Baseball Plagued by Lack of Players The baseball Kats started the 1968 season with only three returning lettermen. This, and the fact that Canisius, Buffalo State, and St. Bonaventure all fielded the strongest teams any one of them has ever had, led to an 8 and 11 record for the Erie Tech Kats. This is the first losing season Coach Fitzpatrick has experienced. In junior College competition, Erie Tech was able to muster eight wins against four losses. The team hosted the Region III basketball tournament and took second place by losing to a strong Hudson Valley team. s Other highlights of the season included placing Steve Nelson, Dave Mendofik, and Bob RobbiHS on the All Region team with Bob Robbins also being selected for the National Junior College All Ameri- can team. Spectator's view 3 utofs view affli and G9 Valle? A 1150 being H1 Amin' s 1 v ' ' , , '. ' ' 2 ,. ', , .,,Q B .. Q' 'V Q , 'V - -'v'- I-'ar Baffeca , f L ' 1 A fZ'fQJ il,' V Q ' W 9-fry BIC! f Andy Gancarz - P .. A 1 , . , f-,-, . W' f' ' Alex GUZQ . 1 Dave MCDd0f1k 1 X, , W Dan M I , e We 5 Steve Nelson Capt. Joe N1eS8Ch 7' Q 2 Bob Robb1ns QMVPD ,,,, ,.: A , Ken Rose 4 1 ' xv ' ' 4, 4 . ,,... , .,30jn ff h ur Jim Strassburg . - V , V . V ' ' L - ,,., ' 'T ' WA' Q ' I Q Q A A, Mn , -' Wm' nw , X I A W My x f M 4 4' A f 2 J .'f f,y5f,', ' 11. '... ff 'fa ' .Qv '1' A' Row 1-G. Jakulowski, R. Dunn, J. Baker, J. Scott, J. Boeckmann, J. Varga, F. Halt, B. Bayleyg R0w 2-T. Heary, I. Blake, K. McClenathan, J. Piniewski,.A. Van Rysdam, D. Murray, D. jones, R. Cervi, G. Cook, Coach Paul F. Barone, Abrent: J. Eller, R. Gaglioti, M. Monfuletho, J. Vigrass, M. Sherry, S. Bligh, G. Henley. Steve Bligh before the run. Set Track and Field Records Erie Tech's Kats worked very hard during long practices to help make this 1968 track season a successful one. The Kats finished with an over- all dual and triangular meet record of 4 wins and 1 loss, losing only to the University of Buffalo. The Kats invitational season was also success- ful as they managed to place third, out of a field of seven, in the Western New York Invitational held at Buffalo State., Highlight of the season was a chance to participate in the Region III NJCAA Track and Field Championships held at Cobleskill, New York. Running on one of the best all-weather tracks in the state, the Kats managed to compile enough points to bring home a third place trophy finishing behind powerful Cobleskill Ag. and Tech College and Mohawk Valley Community College. Individual highlights stemmed around five athletes who gave outstanding performances that enabled them to break five Erie Tech varsity trafik records. The school record holders are Ron Gaglioti in the 100 yard da5h with a time of 10.1, Jim Eller in the javelin with a toss of 162 feet, JOhf1 Vigrass in the pole vault with a jtunp of 12' 3 , Bob Bayley in the sh0f Put with a toss of 43' 3f4 , and John Boeckmann in the long jump with a leap of 20' 81f2 . The most valuable player for the 1968 season was the captain of the squad, john Boeckmann. E927 -- . ., 3.4, ' 1- '. 1 T15-'34 'Sf' fgriff tfrfsi - 2525. 1 -3 's. Z:--?5'lfl1 ' .-1' .- -1-21: I 11555 ' 1 . .,5., Fgfief 5 .- l ggi-.1 1-LY 2:5-'f Lf V E gi S i :QQ 'i i ff nathan, J. uletho, J. ,P make ln over- only to success- in the QwHI 1 York. Janaged inishiflg Valley funding y trafk rd 52511 Et, Iohfl he shof np E Squad! 14,5 N zz-'N X L '11 , KK ll 3 Q ' ww' .vitxfzmfi-MM? . . W , x fr M 4... Q 'XNS XFXWN we ,,,, MM X xv f B1 13 1 4 , Qixxixvxww A X x .Q NN'-X xx YA N 114.21 X mx X5 XXQK 4'x x mb XMKNQ ,wxgmf Xfi f Q 0 N gqxxwkxx X -N. 1, -f.. 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Intramurals at ECTI enable the more athletic students to participate in their favorite sports. Every semester-season, the traditional sports offer athletic competition for the sections. This year the major sports championships were touch football, captured by Recreation Supervision, and basketball won by Civil Technology. .iq 4454 ' , 5, 2 , 1 ' e gy If ,, 3 f 'gg , ,V I xx , f -wa. , 'X f f ff ff, f 5: ' Zz.: ,, W Q 5 42 f QV ,, , 7 , pf 2 2 A, g J ? , Q f 1 ' 1 1 . , ,fn 91 N ' ,Q f f ' ' ' 'V , ., as 5 f , , T'ivg,W f . . f 7 'W wwf. p f wx' ,s,,,w fr - 71 f' f , 4 H' 1 1 3 .jx 7. 55 2 F1- ii qac '- I 1 E L B S I L? A , 1' if 3 if ' 45 435' Q 2 .fe ,Q is WN P 'F -.fm 5 1 if . ,, ff if ,ww If J 1 ,f ' V ':' X C , 1 V! 5 3 . x S.. if 4 if? - pu' V Q,.1 f !YQ fu K WF 'rj -1 . -pi ,B wi . x,. 1 k tx. 1 K -If Z. 1, , Xl' I AA 41 5 : if I 1 ll STATISTICS-1967-68 Erie County Technical Institute De gfee Progmmr Business Administration Chemical Technology Civil Technology Data Processing Dental Hygiene Electrical Technology Executive Secretarial Science Food Service Administration Industrial Technology Mechanical Technology Medical Laboratory Technology Medical Office Assistant Metallurgical Technology Occupational Therapy Assistant Ophthalmic Dispensing Police Science Recreation Supervision Plz!!-Time Day Stzzdenzfr Seniors ............. juniors .... Faculty .................. Evening and Extension Div. .. Total Enrollment ........ I zmiofr Seniors 58 45 88 41 123 83 30 19 86 57 125 66 44 37 '77 52 44 25 136 73 57 34 40 44 40 32 28 - 31 30 32 21 34 32 . . . 691 . . . 1,018 . . . 142 . . 11,211 . . . 12,920 'xx il Sharon Coe, T1 eaxurer LOUIS Zagarmo, P1 eszdent T1mothy Mroz, Vue-Prefzdent Lorne Van Every, Secretary JU 1 2 7 :MFE , 1-.312 V -,.w,.,.y 5 , , ? 3 1 2 Q 5 4 4 I , 5 Z 7 5w,2 www- .Nw www., 1 M2 Q ' g H4 . -,wx ...M x S MQ.. .N 5 Z 1 ? f'5 KW4 , 4 .W If f uma. 1 L9 22f1 fffi A e En' f y 7 : , 1 , fi ' 2fz,5ift,g, V gf .5715 1 , , . , f f g f , hgf '2f? 1 ' vm-me A , I . EL' 4 ' k i ' X af' 2 zz ' ' ' H , 1 ff 1 4 . ' . 4 , f ' I -5 , ,V 5 H Z , 2 1 ? f 3 1 ., V ,, 2 1 g I g 5 4 , - , . V- 1 , , f 4 - f we , gy.-ff, . , 5 , ,Q - V? y ff 7 f f , . ,..,.,. f f ww -,sf . 1 , f 9 1 ' 2 Va , , , , , , 4 X. ,,'. s, 2 e e g , 1 'S 1 wi? 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'5 OWl These ECTI students give me indigestion lu Kreger D. Jones T. Szydlowski B. Tuhnke I.R1zzo. 5 3 I ' r 5 CH-1, Row 1-J. Keryk, T. Heltz, R. Maceyg .Row 2--L. Rucinski, R. Powell, J. Verel, R. Schmidt, M. Przybylski, R. Murray, M. Lonski J Chemical ' CH-2, R010 1-R. Feche R, Wh' , R- POISYQ, W- AUSUIQ Roriu 3-Wklgrofi ganliaiiog Row 2-W. Bartz, J. Edholm, D. Spanner, D. DiCenzo, L. Bryant, A. Cablbl, Kpockely, R. Bayley, T.NebriCi1 - 0 , R. Schwede, J. Morgan, F. Short, L. Scum, R. McMillan: Row 4- Il0 CH-3, Pasek, I I F' rh'.B W , sl,-' g. .3 . FY g . l , f . E n E . r r ! Q CH-4, 1 Walls 1 ........h.......J.:.......,-.....,.-.............- - . , . ,,,.,, , ,. ,, I - .I.onski,j, CI-I-3, Row 1-J. Sprada, C. Pulaski, J. Schaub, M. Lembke, T. Albrechtg Row 2-A. Grant, R. Neiman, E. Malikg Row 3-L. Pepero, A Pasek, T. Newcomb, G. Gayles, M. Stodolka. Tc-:chnolog 5 E E 3 , 3. I 4 1 Y ff' 11, gh V f A, 5,299,714 ',f. ,hz -rf., gk 4 V 4 I - . . . D' CHA, Row 1-P Kelkenberg' Row 2-R. Wozniak, T. I.askY3 ROW 3 D' Bums, Row 4 I' Kama' C Wilcox' wang Row 5-M. Haungs, ff. Busch, D. Pautler, K. Schmidt, M- Gfuenauef- QQ J' .Q 1. s I Mi -Q C- , R 1-L, B 3 , H'1l3 P, M 1 k g . Wilczakg J. Kerng P. Griffithsg J. Wickmarkg G. Saborg J. Ozrgrong D. Salomeag P.1Cosi::1zog W. Dleiglig JT Werely?SC?Ee1'Insog J. Graborg J. Sokcynskig T. Cleaverg Row 2-M. Adamsklg A. Carusog A.. Darobialag A. Guza. C-2, Row 1-S. Mussarig L. Youngg S. Mierzwag B. Dobbinsg D. Meiererg J. Gardnerg Row 2-D. Sneddeng T. Cleaverg J. Corrigang G. Billmang L. Senfg N. MacKenzieg B. Pierceg R. Ricupitog R. Delbridgeg Row 3-R. Matting D. Chaffeeg P. Plutag R. Greenakerg C. Kowalczykg T. Richardsong R. Huber. 4 C.. 3751 Civil Techr if? C5 Row 1 W Natalzla W Schwor W Sk k W B11 Dengler M Mansfxelcl F Shapler P lgostanz rillpm 1 ups J Sullivan B Pobbms J Blake G ROIIHCCIX D Gofskl W Ommn T Welshans o ow 2 B Dz1omb1a L Senf C Bubll D Memes E Jarammar P Maslanka I II2 . : Q I Q A V J V342 i : 5-. V -3 1 'T . . ' . ff ,, ' ww- Q . - -2.5, WV.. I ,M x . X ' L f 5 ' T X P . X .N I K X' Q A A 5 1 1 I .L . A K X - , .1 . , . , l ' . - , ' , I ' , . ' . ' ' ' 1 ' 2 ' s ' I ' 3 ' f ' 1 ' k . ' ' . 7 ' 7 ' 3 - , . - J ' 7 , . . Q XX l l I l 5 S l l . ' C-4, Row 1-E. jaramillo, T. Glomb, K. Rornyak, R. Short, R. Yankelunas, J. Connelly, W. Skrypnik, J. Pakenham, D. Rapp, L. Moyer, l M. Mansfield, Row 2-L. Calianno, S. Edgar, M. Arcangel, T. Welshans, J. Manguso, J. Berra, T. Seeger, W. Eagen, R. Culver, G. Jakubowski, A. Mankowski. 3 1 Civil Technolog l C-5, Row 1-E. Pryzbilskig Row 2-C. Bielanski, D. Gorski, M. Scheeler, K. Dureuchir, J. Matuszak, K. McClennathen, R. Kujawa, W. Natalzia, J. Blakeg Row 3-A. Tomera, R. Struzik, G. Rohacek, F. Strand, T. Hacker, J. Grey, Row 4- 1. Dailey. 9 . 1 5 'l I v Ch V ss B Schworm S Decsman B Schoen Row 2 J Blake D Haslem M Rados S06 55334301 GC ?P?3fEp?VJ 53311315 cg S Duscher R Dzromba E Newman J Brelec J Matuszak J Kloch R Hatf1eld I I 3 a 'a . . . . . , , . , . , . , . , , , 'J W - 9 ' ,7 ' 7 7 ' . - G 7 . , . , . , . , . , , W. . , . , . , - a ' 7 , 1. . A f W W 52 7' D-1, Row 1. S. Carfley C. Bembenista' Row 2 T. Deuschle D. Altmann, G. Ambuskeg Row 3: C. Bernhardt, S. Bar rett, K. Dobbins, Row 4: L. Clark, M. Beardsell, M. Bob lakg Row 5: B. Bryan, L. Atwell, K. Barone, R. Bush Row 6: R. Buffin, K. Conrad, C. Brogan, B. DuFrane Row 7: N. Blatt, K. Conklin, C. Crick, P. Chew. Dental H giene -1 .3 3, 5, , V . J ' ff f g ' .wzief ' 'Z I D-2, Row 1: B. Foreman R L d' A Gittere, S. K- h ' ' a Ju Ice! J- Frank, J. D. H K R' Kaczmarekrrsc , B. Hudclle, M. Kobel, D. G1lloo1y5 Row 3: EfaG,unSixfox,S C. Ggbryszak, S, Haynoss Row 2.. C. Hathaway, G. Heyy, C W, . I-Iarrrson, D. Flasphaler, M. Krueger, R. Kaernph, H. Howfifdr II4 ,l. 5 f D-3, 1 fence, D-4, R B' Sha eff, avi ,,,.,....-1-v W4 2- D 5 Row 1 S Lundberg, M McGlory I Moses, C Nelson, M Przybyla Row 2 K Nuchereno, D Odell L Rauch, L, Mendes, M Law rence, L Pfelfer Row 3 I McIlwa1ne, M Oley, C OBr1en K ODonnel1, M L1PS1tZ M Mohoney w f 49 I J ww 1' 953' qv Row 1 S Young M Volansky D Walsh C Scuto, Row 2 L Stanskx H Smnth D Scardaccxone, S Sehrexber, D Sm1th,Row 3 J Snyder, B Shanahan, L Strlegel L Thompson, B Stetler, Row 4 C Stafford,J' Sprague A Tagl1ar1no, C Ruocco ff W .. Q- ff W 4- 'M H M ' at 1' W -' 'Q - 55, , ww ', . ,, f f,, 4. ,mf f W Hamm' 3- 01 J. ' X , -..fig j ' , . - M .pf ' fm. ,,, I ,Jif mmm Vi -ivayy, .' fr. W .5541 'rp if i -M 4.7 I 41 W 4- i . M' 414 f 5, in M ,fb if fi' ,if , f Q74 M I 1 Q 1 1 P holzer J Stenzel C Demhardt K Zaw1stowsk1, J Mahi'-I3 ROW 2-C McCabe, T- COOH, J- Heini, F, Q -.Q Electrical --N'--- V -. -,... .... ,..,..-..,.. , 4 E2 Row 1 D McCarthy S DCPIICSY, B Grabowsk1 H Haase, R Gray, Row 2 M Kasza, P. Zontek, J. Henderson, R. Grupp, A. I! li Wil I u..- , , I.u......1 !' 'Q E QM' 4 0 . THQ R 1 R , W M 11 . ' ' A- G1I.'OI1C05'US b kosvlgag ll u lgan' M MCEVOY D Hohman E Anker T Gfmnon Row 2--J. Bernsdorf L. SIlllSbllfYv H' Wltschl' , 0 czyns 1, to F D1Chr1stopher H Globmck M Manzella S Zrodlowsln , i 9 , S I x E'47 SOIL T ec. rffmf 1 n E E, g, V E-5, Rc Biblerg Mazur, M 'ax 1. .R Q f J- Hrim. F. E-4, Row 1-D. Watson, R. Calvaneso, W. Cosimano, R. KW'ec' k', R. S l ' - ' ' ' ' - son, C. Putnam, J. Rausch, M. Haderers Row 3-D. Konko, Hiiiricuinbulla giggfnggriupe JaEiClZiagirgLii.r.Badd1ng, J. Eckert, D. Cervl. I. Drckm- Ectrical Technology RA. fl? l 5 14 11, A' Ej5. RW! 1-D. Halberig R. Schulenberg, T. Diemert, D., Cybulskig'Row 2-A. Cgmpaign, G. Landseadel,.D. Balonek, L. Rokitka, D. Webber, S. Biblerg Row 3-J. Jaremka, V. Tabone, B. Cunningham, D. Rasinski, V. Spriotta, S. Geisler, D. Hertz, R. Fancllg Row 4-M. Kaczanowski, P. Mazur, E. Swierk. . 5 , - 3 i V 1 r I I l I E-6, Raw 1-A. Denz, F. Rorick, C. Piwowarskig Row 2-R. Korst, J. Dailey, L. Generoso, F. Albrecht, J. Dillg Row 3-D. Moultrup, L. Fiorella, B. Harbison, T. Bijak, A. Van Rysdam, F. Stack. II7 iw ES-1, Row 1-S. Kiwala, C. Seitz, D. Baiocco, S. Barrows, j. Rydlewskig Row 2-A. Feliciano, E. Voigt, L. Vanl-Every, C. Adams, M. McGuire P. Bingerman, L. Lorich, J. Cosgrove, L. Burton, J. Miller, L. Roth, L. Calabrese, M. Huber, E. Zaremba, K. Kelly. ' 1 Executive Secretarial Science 2 Row 1 P Farrar S Stroh L P1 Y 1 0 J I-IPP B Reformat E N 11 w 2 M Wagner L Roth A G ll Bl 1 M1011 H8 Ber es owa H Delmar Row 3 M Clielmmmlc L Huber S 11x Hioglhna S NVee s RS-1, Rf W. Wh Doctor, 0 , Q 5 J L. ' '11, .glii ' I . 1 l L 1 ' F S- , - l ll ES- - . 1 dione, D. Pr Sta,k , U at -, ' , . ron, C. Schurkus, M. Tirarmog Ra ,, - , , , 1 t . 1 W. ,Al Mid. 1 ..I g ' s . , . L L I I It -, I 1 - yfl- .xy I r k, f . 3 v .if 4 McGuire, A. Wd' wi B' RS-1, Row 1-J. McIntosh, T. Braun, F. Halt, J. Maciejewski, D. Murray, D. Bauerleing Row 2-C. Yager, S. Baer, B. Bracewell, C. Kohlhagen W. Whiteside, P. Wingerter, L. Becker, S. McKee, M. Sullivan, D. Fulkerson, G. Wallen, A. Swinscoe, T. Gregorkag Row 3-E. Ceranski, I Doctor, J. Varga, B. Dehmler, J, Dellinger, D. Wojciechowski, J. McNamara, S. johnson, A. Faruzel, M. Goldman, D. Myers, T. Eichberg. Recreation Supervision .V M l Gamer that people play I can't get the knot untiecll says Irwin Doctor. FSA-1, Row 1-M. Queen, M. McNamara, M. Deneka, N. Herr, L. Pilarz, Row 2-J. Dimon, K. Misura, C. Sutton, D. Rice D Theri E Machmer, L. Fagen, K. Smith, S. Hazen, C. Kasiba, L. Zagarino, Row 3--H. Webster, J. joseph, Brother Sheehan, J. Mrdz Sching, E' Blackwell, J. Borgisi, M. Brutsman, M. Gawronski, G. Peters, R. jeziorski. ' ' rg' ' Food Service FSA2 Row 1 D Hubbard D Dlnsmor L R W1e1'C2YUSk1 ROW 3 JMorgan D RCSDIEK C Lggg 1113050 2 K fefhr J Cr1tell1 K 1' uhrnmn P W1tson S Henry G Whlfehea W Fltzery ng ch1er J Mohrmg Row 4 P Hnlburger J Spfmgef J Pemqsugllo H Sendlakovx I20 Adnr I nl, if.. he W.. esl .N ' l X l r'4 ,-f ill tw 1 1 f . 5 , l l f 1 l, L L x v to L - I ' , f .- , 1 l I . J . K WI' S 'S '-, ' .,- s U-.Alb ,, ' -, B. . -'d,P. ' l ' , , ' , ' ' ' . 3 1 . l . l L ., ' c 3 y - 'Skis fins, B. hifs, E. ervicc E . Scrub-a-dub-dub fBruno Pistrinj The kitchen council. Administration , . 2 3 ' f I I i 4 2 ' zi. - 'f ' ' - - 'J , .V 1 V , Q ., A 4, ,4,,,.,..,.., I . 4 ,Q 1 ' 1: . 2' f:.:.g,,1.-,gf-V 1. 1 ' ' -' I 1, f '4 vt m:l'2:I:kF'+' f Nfl:-' ' ' 3 X I l ' ' 2 2 1 -g.fm4:, N ii 1 5 fi 2 ..i., , , . gg? , 1 S 4 6 1 if y ve xxx de I M19 7 f ,E 4, Q i . . La Xi Q fii gf - . .. I P 1 ' , M. Petrillo, D. Mongiovi, T. Lyons, J. Stoehr, P. Duffy Igggr Vgltgiirf DEECIZICE, Igyei.a3CfeyP?'fS?SIl2:rri01'g 21 plgiylitoi Eisigeber, G. Pyszczynski, K. Hauserg Row 4-O. Becker, W. Wright ',. ,.1zgerago-. ,- f' , W' Sholfl, P. Huey, C. Vecchiarellag Row 5-R. Brenon, P- Gomevs W' Schafer' G' Compson' I l 'Z 1 IT-1, Row 1-N. Czech, D. Dombrowski, D. Costanzo, M. Seegerg Row 2-T. Wilkinson, J. Rykert, K. Wojcinski, T. Heary, D, jablonski. Row 3-G. Persons, D. Liddle, J. Roach, D. Shine. ' Industrial Technolog V7 . 53:24 V I V ,. ' . 5' . . lf? .V ,g,i'zffQf.., IT-2, Row 1-R. Root, C. Engle, R. E d - R - ' G, Nash, T. Macirejewski, W' Bergmanrirlglallliqillfpzg, IBeIii:.f,R?7Vu3 Z-Iolgb J. Molt, I. Cook, M. Lewis, R. Henseler, R. Zulawskix Row 3- 122 R, Terry, G. plezla, J. 1-dpi, N. Spaulding, J. Schmitt. : - . Bodunul, G. Woytas, J. Trembowicz, D. Fooks, R. Lang R010 5' MT-1, R. 1523 f . P, Sch Rosenb Row 4 Beebez iCWSk17 i ll l. E. l l 1 N. 5 Q, Q ,Al ,lablonskig . wfiiq E. Q j' E ' i W 51 W 5 MT-1, Row 1-C. Pacer, B. Flaiban, R. San Fratello, R. Wertmang Row 2 ...M. Blum, B. Hein, G. Ford, Row 3- P. Schwab, P. Glose, M. Prohaska, G. Rosenberg, B. Lessard, G. Hannyg Row 4-P. Beveloch, R. Mingle, G. Beebe, J. Strassburg, J. Sloan, F. Macie- jewski, K. Thome. Metallurgical Technology MT-2, Row 1-L. Stahl, B. Guido, Row 2- J. Berta, T. Palladino, B. Dominiak, L. Rojekg Row 3-H. jackson, W. Saviola, D. Rojekg Row 4-D. Stanley, L. Sojka, I. O'Shea, C. Machalas. I2 i M-1, Row 1-T. Ennis, R. Dougherty, M. Faul, N. Hardie, R. Karpinski, J. Spradag Row 2- The physicslab S ' D. Kendziora, T. O'Brien, J. Mrad, J. Lawson, C. New, S. Beswickg Row 3-J. Bundrock, D. F after hour K Kopryanski, S. Reynolds, K. Stephins, N. Ragau, D. Kurdzielg Row 4-D. Sadowski, T. Ensminger, R. Bigler, K. Lewendowski, D. Gawronski, M. Grover, J. Carosa. l 1 V l I . i Mecihamcal Q Ted Q 4 J 7 A nf' 3 1 V- F T -7 I I M'3, 4, 5, Row 1-C. Wagon, N. Hallnan, C Kock, M Alle R D J, Ra , j, W'1f ' , M, D 1 k pi D ' ' U, ' Mefgenhagefl, D- Kfuczeki Row 2-E. R dk' ' , K. Zalidowski, T. EIIIQCL P- M:di50U, Sgihmitt, 15?fyC?rc2lre11a, 7Ii1aSoSosI:i01EIIT,VICBi1IE?gteIE, Qnrgiag, R. Larsh' E' -Iaf0SZ, D. Hatchg Iiiwlegv-fi. Maczka, G. Sulimowxcz, D. Adams, H. Kwiek, L. Bednosz, D. Arendt, R. Gordon, vc? Asrn bBEown' P1 Lewis RW 4-1 Childfess, S- Ffank' 5- Lester' J' Wallace' us' 0f0WSk1, K. Hoyt, F. De Angelxs. M-c J Y - Thephysialahf M-2 Row 1-P. Hiller, M. Aldrich, I. Mierzwa, R. Palysg Row 2-G. Teti, W. Deshoro, B. Fisher ' ft h IS 7 . s a er Ou L. Schroeder, J. Bernardi, G. Knowleg Row 3-J. Smith, T. Sobezak, D. Englishg Row 4-R. Veiders, M. Thxter, I. Smoot. h21IllCi1l 2 Teghnglgg l , -4 . W . . , Cf! skigrllgnigga, I lf Waugfex 5, l' , . ' ,Z dl k'gR 2-D.Gb,j.S1ebed,F.L R.Bldt, M-6, Row 1-R, Schweigert, F, Puma, S. Verdl, E. Diiouii, ro owsl ow er er yoz n r eo, o J' Weaver, E. Taylor, J. Tuccio, N. Nicastro, S. Love, R- ICO '25 ML-1, Row 1-C. Stang, K. Knochenhauer, P. Hensinski, R. Husmang Row 2-C. Gnlazdowski, M. Fiorella, C. Adolph, K. Sykes, E. Rylak, C. Lengal, L. Boone, M. Nasca, S. Echert, V. Kinmartin, W. Baranski. Medical Laborator ML., R... 1-.C. Mom., C. S.h........, B,Ca1ki C. S1lky, S. Chnsty, K. Richert, E. Schunke, K. Leos? Technolog i Q, Q-NY H - X A MOA- Row 2 Q l l ML-2, Row 1-D. Burgess, . K t . K1 ' . - P R. zawouk, E. winiafz, M. higelggf, Hilgbgll Rive? JAON6113 Row 2-C' Saskowski, L- Rigo, C. Clark, A. Felsfeaa, J. Ludwls, D. Gostomski, P. Harizga, C. Tabone, P. Herbergerf 1 ' w - ' MHCDOHHN, E. Murphy, J. Smith, P. Kohl, 1. McLaughlin, G. Darden, MO 126 I golf U17 I SQ, 'A 'l s-3 B a l -1 H .LJ mv B- Calkins, like, K. Leone. , . F L r'1 :LA ll, ' r V r . il N. 9 E' LuClWlgf Dafdenx MOA-1, Row 1-S. Selmensberger, N. Csicseri, D. Walczakg Row 2 --L. Wohlhueter, S. Catalano, M. Race, M. English, D. Dulekowski, lka B Goodman J jan B. Petrze , . , . - kowski, A. Sindel, J. Cummins, L. Ligostaeff, N. Corbett, A. Brus zewski, D. Sikinoff, A. Martina K, Bowerman, M. Smith, A. Le- Baron, B. Norris, Row 3-D. Perez, J. Andrzejak, F. Cugino. Mecheal Office Assisting MOA-2 Row 1 L Socie H Rot ' - ' - - , . hfus, S. Owens, D. Riley, J. Zagarrigo, I. Dion, P. Grab k' D M d C D Row 2-E' T-avocar, L- Miller, D. Atwood, K. Dziedzic, P. Czuprynslii. OWS 1, oo Y mon J Pepe K Taylor M. M f. f I M ,. ,a M MOA. Row 3L5fJwWf7C- 50fCi, P- Dywinski, L. Laski, C. Albert, D. Condino, N. Conrad, j. Badding, L. Grainger P Orlowskr D Ahrens M L nc Bufgio A 'S hlssel, S. Sovinski, B. Decola, K. Miller, L. Bingel, D. Beiter, B. Daigler, R. Zimmerman R DCV1HCCHf1S M Terranova ' ' Zczepafllak, R. Scinta, B. Webster, K. Kerro, N. Palak. v '27 iw.. .,,,,,,, , Nvs SA X img WI ll 3 i , Z 1' f, O-1, Raw 1-A. Hopkins, G. Hansen, M. Dolan, T. Corcoran, D. Heyden, B. Hajduk, I. Bisantz, J. Mancinig Raw 2-M. Dorobiala, H. Free-. man, A. Montoro, P. Jones, J. Golonkag Row 3-W. Klas, L. David, L. Jerge, G. Leahy. phthalmic Dispensing r N6 Xx Y, . ! Qu. T 99 I Ni fs! ' J 'N O-2, Row 1-D. Wozniak, P. Vallas T. Riehle M Rakowski R L P. N S R -D. . , , , , 1 awsong Roau 2-R. Zuka ska , K. L d, D, 0'C , , W ber, otaro ow 3 Smlth, J. Lmehan, B. Terwxllxger, E. Vasbmder J Morrlson C Cirringons R S ,Oi sc S G onnor B? Vergeck- eng Row 4-C. Passon, M. Rachlin, P. Marx, K. Mendel, J. Ruffino D Wnite ' ' , - C111 21, - HU 602939, -my Six ix l 5X W. I-Nj C Occupational Therapy Assistant -X K I r w 1 1 1 l p n i M ! l 4 lil' W if iala, H. Free-- l l X3 x XXX l l '!! .4 l I Kebeff eeck' OT-1, Row 1-D. Hull, J. Titus, N. Sticht, M. E. Adey, D. Wintersg Row 2-E. Kelly, L. Giblin, S. Sweitzer, D. Perry, L. Shultz, S Coe Ebersole K Mackiewicz M Corbo Row 3 D Ber man C Weidner L Herr C Terranova D Smith M Child Row 4- v J- 1 - 9 ' : ' ' g 2 ' s ' J ' a ' . 9 ' 5 J. LaPorta, C. Valoise, A. Kobrin, R. Wylegala, F. Hoffman. f , ww-.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,fr ' . So I said to him . . .' We start our attack here. 2 ' -8 ff . fag. . .. ' T, , B. K . , S. R , R. Chesb o, D. Bauer, J. Francyg Row 2-M. Lorenz, R. Crocker, Row 3-J. Knopl, fjorlfridii, Hziffriiiiziin, S, Daxgretsknuiio Garner, pf Rich, D. Pratt, .C. Monrgney, Ricicetts, A. Casiliog Row 4-J. Roemei, - . . a P. Gullo, J. Fildesg Row 5-M. Arber, J. Chella, R. Ferguson, J. Heeb, P. Vohwinkel, J tenge , rc ra. Police Science ' 5 ' 9 George A. Lankes, department head, swears in at mock trial, I30 Police Science, under the direction of George A. Lankes, has just completed its second year as a day curriculum at ECTI. The first Police Science graduates of 1968 express their gratitude to Mr. Lankes for his outstanding leadership and ability to create a curriculum which boasts of leadership and character. Mr. Lankes, a graduate of Canisius College and the University of Buffalo, has been director of the Police Science night school curriculum for seven years, and in 1966 established the day curricu- lum. Before his involvement at ECTI, Mr. Lankes was an FBI agent who specialized in training and investigative work. Mr. Lankes hopes that through courses such as Police Science young men and women will be able to achieve a basic college education for their chosen pro- fession in law enforcement. sporty Mr- Lankes Knople, Roemer, Ir. ww' Erie Tech Salutes Its Foreign Students As Erie Tech increases in both size and curriculums, it is attracting students not only from many states, but also from all corners of the globe. This year it is the Arrow's privilege to dedicate these two pages to our Junior class foreign students. Humayun's Tomb fNew Delhij. This magnificent building was erected by the wife of Nasir ud dinHumayun where his body had been buried. Red Fort of Old Delhi is the biggest attraction to a visitor from any corner of the world, was built by Emperor Shah jahaniin 1639-48. India Gate fNeW Delhij. 'This monument, and gate, built 'by the Duke of Connaught, is the red letter memory in the Indian history, where brave Indian soldiers gave their lives during World War I. Photos courtesy of JAINCO, 2568 Dharampura DELHI. Mukundrai Sejpal is a student of Chemical Technology. Mr. Sejpal hails from Bombay, India and hopes to return there with his skill after graduation. Rashtrapati Bhawan fNew Delhij. Here the president re sides. Ewnmwtw Waheed-Ud-Din Salim, from West Pakistan, is a junior in Chemical Technology who eventually hopes to bring his knowledge back to his homeland. From the Horizons Towards the Horizon Jaime jimonez, Civil Technology Junior from Ecuador, enjoys the relaxed atmos- phere of the ECTI campus. Edgar Jarumillo, also a Civil junior from Ecuador, finds ECTI both challenging and interesting. lf ,,,1'r31 f' -so ii-qw fa., J- fi 7, ..,A A 3 i l5i.2'ii l'f l'lv'l 155 ,L ', if , 'fifffi 'r ,, ,E , 2 do ly l 1611 1 ly: 65 ly i B 56 I rdlad il.. V. l r,., . flier- -Vs.. S.. 3 If 5- ilil bm X , ' .1 I 13 -I -fif- 3174 za: f :,z.1 ,X --C, , dr., all ..-,ea 4' ' .. .nl - . 3, . ll Li if Scif., N - l I I i i i I. l l S NIGR Karen Van Nortwick, Trefzrzzrer Arthur Torcello, Prerident Ellen Huson, Sewetmy Albert Ventresca, Vzce Prermlefzl ' V WF? ' L 'TI' ' a,.:Q,Wwg5grg' ff ' vflffanlfa Q -Ff 31: 51 '57 s Agxna inf'- l A l . fir Behold Time's Children. Their trial at the mast passed. The tempest tried torments in Turrets of time now Anon to Eternity For these squires of The Horizon. SUSAN ANDRUSZ THOMAS ANTICOLA Medical Laboratory Police Science Technology JAMES ARNOLD JAQK BACON Food Service Administration Civil Technology EDWARD BARAN R Business Administration Ci31BHT1ieclEix?o1lc? O SY ALFRED ACKSEL Metallurgical Technology E: Ar 7 , LINDA ARBOGAST SHIRLEY ANDERSON Electrical Technology is l . el A Q fi .j1.-'isggqsx Six N . ig , X , xii- its my X sifgfi Hfnfyfr vt ,V.V , V U I Nfl, ,V if .,- J ', c,, '7 . f' fr , , ni? fx gl 1' DAVID ARMSTRONG Food Service Administration Data Processing JAMES BAKER Electrical Technology JAMES BALCARCZYK Chemical Technology if-3 PAUL BARDOTZ Civil Technology W BRIAN BARKER Mechanical Technology ZBIGNIEW BARON JACQUELINE BARR PHILIP BARR LARRY BARRECA Civil Technology Dental Hygiene 1 Civil Technology Chemical Technology SALLY BARRETT THERESA BARRILE MATTHEW DAVID BARTZ Data Processing Medical Office Assisting BARTOCHOWSKI Civil Technology ' Mechanical Technology DAVID BARUS CHARLOTTE JOHN BAUGHMAN CARL BAUMANN Electrical Technology BASKERVILLE Metallurgical Technology Ophthalmic Dispensing Medical Office Assisting my BEALL GARY BEAVER WILLIAM BEAVER MIBCIAI-ILAAIEILEARTNER Iggigfggence Civil Technology Metallurgical Technology Industrial Technology - V - A ... -. ,,. ,. .. - .,g..-...V-...,-4..., ...... ....,--..........,-. -......,........... J-.. ..........:...,--...-... -, ..,...,...--. AMES BECK ROBERT BECHTLOFF ANGELA BECK J I I Civil Technology Denfal HY8ief1e Police Science RAYMOND BEITZ WILLIAM BEKASINSKI 'IRENE BELLISSIMO Chemical Technology Electrical Technology Medical Office Assisting is A XVIHIAM BELZ , DQLIGLAS BENNETT JOYCE BERG P t almlc DISPEUSIUS CW11 T6Chr10l0gy Recreation Supervision 'QI lgfiiggl?-IY BESS LINDA BETTIO DANIEL EIELAT ygrene M d- u Teihfglolglboratory Electrical Technology LARRY BECK Mechanical Technology A if yyy,y,r,,, X , V'A ff fl' if . if A , 2 , Cx 47 Cf1 ' ' 'L ' f f ,.,, ,f RONALD BELSCHER Business Administration BONITA BERGER Executive Secretarial Science ...agp TERRY BIGLER Medical Laboratory Technology .., ,..............,......,..f- .,,,...................-- ,....-L. ..,.. ....,..,..-i.-,.....---- ---.. ,.. ROBERT BIJAK JAMES BINGEL Medical Laboratory Industrial Technology Technology 'RICHARD BINGEL PENELOPE BISHOP Rules are made to be broken. Police Science Medical Office Assisting ELIZABETH BITKA EDWARD BLACKMAN MARK BLACKYVELL IQUDITH Executive Secretarial Science Data Processing Electrical Techno ogy ecreation upervision ROBERT BLUHM DAVID BOCCACCIO RICHARD BOCKHAHN THQMAS BODKIN Chemical TechnologY Chemical TechnolO8Y Civil Technology Civil Technology T JOHN BOECKMAN GERALD BOESCH f 4, Civil Technology Industrial Technology Peter Lech and friend in tune. MICHAEL BOISMENU KENNETH BOJAK Electrical Technology CW11 TCChU0108Y KATHLEEN BOJANEK PATRICIA BORCHARDT PETER BORKMAN ROGER BORSINKD . Executive Secretarial Science Medical Office Assisting Food Service Administration Food Service Administration i X f L X x cc., ssl X X .sf ANN-MARTE BOSCARINO SUSAN BOTHWELL DONALD BOUNDS JOHN BRADLEY DenfalHYg1ene Dental Hygiene ' Civil Technology Dara Processing las l -trys V Nmfrl LAURA BRADMAN HOWARD BRECHTEL Executive Secretarial Science Business Administration JOHN BREEN Business Administration ADREAN BREIN Ophthalmic Dispensing l l 1 l 3 l 1 2 l ,Xt gal , ,ww lx x l J ation CHRIST BREISSINGER GLADYS BRENTON Police Science Business Administration DENNIS BROOKS .Business Administration THOMAS BROWNE Mechanical Technology fWWWWfW,W f ff ff! 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DQMINIC CAVALIERI PHILIP CHAZEN ll Police Science Medical Laboratory I 40 Technology ,xh.. ,.h. . -- Xxx R X NR Q XX xQS S X 'x X ' RQ, ,,.1.+ ' NANCY CHIARMONTE LUCILLE CHIMENTO JAMES CI-IMURA Medical Laboratory Medical Laboratory Data processing Technology Technology . xi. U- CAROL CHRIST NORFIO CICCARELLA RICHARD CICELSKE Medical Laboratory Data Processing Civil Technology Technology 1 U -w 1 'Ywewjxyr EDWARD CLANCY ROBERT 'CLANCY ROBERT CLARK ence -I Data Processing Police Science Electrical TeCl1n0l08Y if j f lr ' 'ff',.1 , ,I V, .,,, ,t 4 X Z , 1 ATES , , Y PAUL COACHMAN ALLEN CO . . - Civil Technology Civil Technology Food Service Administration JAMES CLA i L' EUGENE CHOWANIEC Civil Technology RICHARD CIESLA Civil Technology WILLIAM CLARK Business Administration 4,h.,,r..b' CAROL COLE Dental Hygiene FRANK CONLEY . Executive Secretarial Science THOMAS COPALI Mechanical Technology DONNA CRUIKSHANK Food Service Administration RICHARD DAGUANO Police Science DONALD CONNERS Police Science GEORGE COSIMONO Civil Technology LAURA CUMMINGS Executive Secretarial Science DAYID DANHEISER Civil Technology MARLENE COOK MILTON COOK, JR, Ophthalmic Dispensing Electrical Technology U-55 . JAMES CRAWFORD ALEXANDER CRINZI Police Science Ophthalmic Dispensing A JAMES CURRAN PATRICIA CYCON I Metallurgical Technology Food Service Administration ARNEL DANIELS JEFFREY DANITZ Metallurgical Tc-qlmology Mechanical 'lechnology w at X' iwillkd N A Rini KATHLEEN SANDRA DANNECKER DANNECKER Executive Secretarial Science Medical Office Assisting It has to be here somewhere! 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L. sub, JAMES GOLDEN LARRY GOLEMBIEWSKI Civil Technology Mechanical Technology SYLVIA GOTTUSO KATHY GOWAN Medical Laboratory Dental Hygiene Technology is Ki DAVID GREENLAW ALAN GREENLEY Business Administration Electrical Technology I ' R, I 'eir Y A srtt N I Q 5 Ir gt KATHY GRIFFIN CLYDE GRIFFIN Recreation Supervision Ophthalmic Dispensing . c......,.. - -..... .-. ...-:...,.....v. L..-:-..-..--L....-- -.... ,.....,..-xi,--...,.L- ,,f-.- - - ---+- -' . -..- Y,-f..-......... .. -........,....... U.- .--of ,,, OSEPH GROUP DAVID GUGINO ANDREW GULL aggilgf fligggigagy Electrical Technology Mechanical Technology Metallurgical Technology 75 at-TJ? iq. 'sh , . EDWARD GUTEK RONALD HAJEWSKI EDWARD HALLINAN DONALD HANSEN Police Science Civil Technology Ophthalmic Dispensing Chemical Technology H'-C. y , -.. , f 2Ql?E'1RThHANSEN EDWARD HARMAN GARY HARPER GEORGE I-IARSCH W1 ef U0 085' Electrical Technology Mechanical Technology Civil Technology Q l' lmllf 'il Q- X., DENNIS HARTER MARY A Metallurgical Technology Dental HNZI HARVEY WILLIAM HAYES LINDA HAYXVARD ygl HC Electrical Technology Medical Office Assisting KENNETH HEIN RICHARD HELMICI-I RICHARD WILLIAM HENNINGER Mechanical Technology Civil Technology HENNEBERGER Mechanical Technolo SY Electrical Technology BRUCE HENSELER GAIL HENSHAW RICHARD HERMAN DAVID HILL Metallurgical Technology Executive Secretarial Science Electrical Technology Business Administration JW 'M X W ga fffA,1g,4iX, W , v V,f , f , EDWARD HILL MARGARET HILL Electrical Technology Medical Laboratory Technology 'Li vf?.f,,i V Z .wrf'x ES lb i. - H - SALLY HILLIKER MARGUERITE HOFFMAN omnipresent Campus snow' Food Service Administration Executive Secretarial Science 1 I 5 ' .,.. ... , . . .. 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Custodian fs 197 M I J in XII' WASMUND W tion ' +-..., lical Laboratofl I V DONALD BERNS, Civil Technology GEORGE ADAMS, Data Processing ienff i eAL if f TON T- WARREN, Communication Skills MARVIN ELKIN, Business Administra- ion S. it ein I ' Anil. ,. ,!+mwsw'M'h.,.nMuN.44a- 3 l l it li 35524 CHARLES RITTER, Medical Laboratory Technology , x 5 . R DONALDA E. WEBSTER, I Mathematics Department fHeacll K . WILBUR LEE, Data Processing 7721 .X ,7 ' M 'pnf.-22'f.f2'f1LLs-,,,.:.1 , . . - A-i .fm .A M f 74 ,f,4,,.Afff . X . .,..,i., ,fygwyyafw fm .,.1,.,,, QM .4 ,ya , , , - , , ,-3 ' , , ' , M' M 0- f., 4'Z.,:f ' V . 4 -' .V . , - ..-ff - 1 1 fa 2531 ,93 .1 f, f ' f 39 ,- A fi? f t .. 1 tif f ffaafffae Wi ffm 'G'-fffi' fm -ff -.,f.v.f.i 4 M, f gz,.fyaf4.,,,,,Wffy'!gf if , ,,f.,!,M.z,. .. .. ,, ,efzwlf ffifgii-rf'f Wb C 1- gd' 5,142 Kiwi .Wi-'f,4'. -: wrt.-. :ft . 1, ' ' ' 224195,4911-q,,'f,z5-. rf. 'fi l we WW :asf f e 1z'f7f.:' , wggfazi ,ips 1, ' 'V Zz: . QQ' A., 1 .L 1 4 . l l x MICHAEL T. CUVIELLO, Social Science -iux LORRAINE M. MILLER, Executive Secretarial Science I89 1 I I I x H 1 x vf' yf' ' if Q ' 1 47 24-1 ,. 1 ,ff .V Q , , , , mf ' . f ' ' 4 i , f f 4 if f ' Q V f If , fl Mm. WSQA 1 V71 PHILIP tw f I . is Q' A S it Super. N , x . ,9 ' 1 .dr - Skills i Devff Uni COSMO FRATELLO, Ophthalmic Dispensing W i r . I i f ! i I i l l 1 i I JOHN QUINN, Medical Office Assisting XXW PAUL RELLINGER ' Co SUSANNE STEFFAN, NLIISC mmunication Skills l l l l ARTHUR ERNST, Social Science fHeaclJ '7ffDVi'9WQf?532 fA.i-'1,75K V3!5f?2W2'2f57'77F'?f 'cf. 1'f ','- A Y PN 'h 5 '- -...'f T 1 1.' -.-1,' z ill'-11:-.151-'ia::I . Q V' HAROLD EATON, Civil Technology IQ3 .v r GEORGE E. KILLIAN, Department Head, Recreation SuPefVi5i0n y yzfi Z5 ff ffffifgi Wi , , , ff, ,mf 'ff , 4 I I M-M-MMWM HARRY A. PANTON, Department Head, Civil Technology DIANE SINA, Medical 1 Office f Assisting -87 HARRY G. KASSIDY, Department Head, Metallurgical Technolo SY PETER I Mecha: Technc Cl'lRlS'l'lAN liliA:X'l'X, liusiuvss Atlministmtivll - -,.....-....,.n,Q .gang .....1.,L..a-N:f..-af......-..:..,.s...,.x-.,,-.,.4.,.-.....-....TA,,.,-.......... - -Qi., - 5' ---- T : WA f '. v T- Q-4.4.4--fii f--Q if!-r .9-,- -W -, 4,-1 :-:T --g-:-:.,.-.LQ:f ' - ACKSEL, ALFRED P. Kenmore, N .Y. ANDERSON, SHIRLEY P. Little Valley, N.Y. ANDRUSZ, SUSAN Clarence, N.Y. ANTICOLA, THOMAS P. Depew, N.Y. Judo Club 1, 2, Intramural Basket- ball and Baseball 1, 2, Pistol Club 1, Arrow, Sr. Ed. 2 AQUINO, FRANK J. Buffalo, N.Y. Tennis Team 1, 2 ARBOGAST, LINDA L. Buffalo, N.Y. Flame and Ice 1, 2 ARMSTRONG, DAVID Tonawanda, N.Y. ARNOLD, JAMES Buffalo, N .Y. BACON, JACK E. Cortland, N.Y. BAKER, JAMES M. Rochester, N.Y. Scuba Club 1, 2, Pres. 2, Tau Alpha Pi 1, 2, Off Campus Coun- cil 1, Wrestling Team 1, Track Team 1 BALCARCZYK, JAMES E. Lackawanna-, N.Y. BARAN, EDWARD J. West Seneca, N.Y. BARDO, RODGER L. Cheektowaga, N.Y. IVCF 1 2 BARDOTZ PAUL G Buffalo NY Kappa Tau 1 2 BARKER BRIAN W Buffalo NY Model Car Club VP 1 Neuman Club 1 2 Skin Diving Club 1 2 Kappa Sigma Kappa 1 2 ASTME 1 Intramurals 1 2 IFBD 2 BARR JACQUELINE K Corry Pa American Dental Hygienist As soc 2 BARR PHILIP J Buffalo NY ba12 BARRECA LARRY L Silver Creek NY Baseball 1 2 BARRETT SALLY A Stafford NY BARRILE THERESA Buffalo NY BARTOCHOWSKI MATTHEW Cheektowaga NY Intramural Baseball 1 ASTME 2 Intramural Basketball BARTZ DAVID A Clarence NY BARUS DAVID L Intramural Basketball Baseball Football 1 2 Senior Directory BASKERVILLE, CHARLOTTE Orchard Park, N.Y. Judo Club 1 BAUGHMAN, JOHN Colborne, Ont. BAUMANN, CARL E. Cliffside Park, N.J. Intramural Basketball, baseball 1, 2, Sigma Omega Sigma 1, 2 BAUMGARTNER, MICHAEL Williamsville, N.Y. Tau Alpha Pi Pres.-2, ASTME2 BAYER, ROBERT Alden, N.Y. BEALL, ROBERT S. Eggertsville, N.Y. Student Council 2 BEAVER, GARY D. Buffalo, N.Y. BECHTLOFF, ROBERT J. BECK, ANGELA R. Williamsville, N.Y. Neuman Club 1, Student Council 2 BECK, JAMES G. Hamburg, N.Y. Student Council 2 BECK, LAWERENCE P. Clarence Center, N.Y. BECHTLOFF, ROBERT Buffalo, N.Y. BEDELL, CAROL L. Valley Stream, N.Y. Kittens 2, Intramural Volleyball, Basketball 2 BEITZ RAY Attica NY BELLISSIMO IRENE G Buffalo NY Music Club 1 Ski Club Sec 2 BELSCHER RONALD Springville NY BELZ WILLIAM J Cheektowaga NY BEIQKSINSKI WILLIAM? Buffalo NY BENNET DOUGLAS Lockport NY BERG JOYCE L Kenmore N Y BERGER BONITA Buffalo NY Music Club 2 BESS MELODY Painted Post NY BETTIO LINDA Akron NY BIELAT DANIEL Dunkirk NY Intramural Football Softball Basketball 2 BIGLER TERRY Srlvercreek NY BIJAK ROBERT Buffalo NY BINGEL JAMES Kenmore NY l95 'tNot pictured in Senior section. , . . , I , , a I , . . , n a I , 7 ' , . s Ingiamuml Basketball and Base' Ski Club 1, Volleyball 2, Kittens 2 I ' , ' , . . 3 3 9 9 - ' , - - , 1, 2, S 2 , . . , , , , . .. I Q , , , I I ASTME 1, 2, Intramural Football 1, Student Council 2 BINGEL, RICHARD Buffalo, N.Y. BISHOP, PENELOPE Buffalo, N.Y. BITKA, ELIZABETH Lackawanna, N.Y. BLACKMAN, EDWARD C. Marilla, N.Y. BLACKWELL, MARK Eden, N.Y. Radio Club, Pres. 1, 2 BLENKER, JUDITH Orchard Park, N.Y. Cheerleader 1, 2, Intramural Bas- ketball, Volleyball 1, 2 BLUM, ROBERT Cheektowaga, N.Y. BOCCACCIO, DAVID Buffalo, New York BOCKHAHN, RICHARD N. Tonawanda, N.Y. BODKIN, THOMAS Buffalo, N.Y. BOECKMANN, JOHN Newark, N.Y. BOESCH, GERALD Buffalo, N.Y. Intramural Football, basketball 1, 2, baseball 2 BOHNET, SUSAN Eff' Niagara Falls, N.Y. BOISMENU, MICHAEL W. Seneca, N.Y. BOJAK, KENNETH Buffalo, N .Y. BOJAN EK, KATHY Buffalo, N.Y. BOJARSKI, THEODORE? Buffalo, N.Y. BONK, JAMES Sfl' Elma, N.Y. BOORMAN, JOAN N. ' Kenmore, N.Y. BORCHARDT, PAT Tonawanda, N.Y. BORKMAN, PETER Clarence, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 BORSINK, ROGER Williamsville, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2, National Honor Society BORON, ZBIGNIEW Lackawanna, N.Y. BORT, DAVID Batavia, N.Y, Kappa Tau 1, 2 BOSCARINO, ANN MARIE Williamsville, N.Y. Student Council 1, 2, American Dental Hygienist Assoc. 2 BOTHWELL, SUSAN Alleghany, N.Y. Music Club 1, American Dental Hygienist Assoc. 1 BOUNDS, DONALD Williamsville, N,Y, BRADLEY, JOHN Buffalo, N.Y. BRADMAN, LAURA Corfu, N.Y. Sigma Omega Chi 1 Council, fSecretaryj 2 BRECHTEL, HOWARD Buffalo, N.Y. BREEN, JOHN Buffalo, N,Y, Intramural Basketball, football 1 2 3 1 25 Student BREIN, ANDREAN Syracuse, N.Y. Sigma Omega Sigma 1, 2, L bd Chi Iota, fVice Pres.J 2,amOffI Campus Residence Council 1 2- IFBD 2 ' ' BREISSINGER, CHRIST Cheektowaga, N.Y. Kappa Tau 1, 2, fSecretaryJ 25 Music Club 1 BRENTON, GLADYS Williamsville, N.Y. BROGAN, JOANNE Broomall, Penna. American D e n t a l Hygienist As- soc., fVice Presidentjg Newman Club 1 BRONCATO, JOSEPH Buffalo, New York BROOKS, DENNIS Buffalo, N.Y. BROWNE, THOMAS W. Seneca Intramural Football, basketball BROWNSTEIN, CHERYLE Kenmore, N.Y. BRUNSING, ROSEMARY Tonawanda, N.Y. BRZEINSKI, NORMAN Buffalo, N.Y. Music Club 1, Ski Club? Ima' mural Basketball, Baseball 1 BUCZKOWSKI, PAUL Buffalo, N.Y. BUMBALO, JOAN Kenmore, N.Y. i Delta Rho, CChapla1nJ 2 BUND, PHILLIP Lancaster, N.Y. Ski Club, Intramural Basketball 13 Football 2 BUEGASSER, HERBERT? Tonawanda, N.Y. BURKE, EILEEN Kenmore, N.Y. BURKOWSKI, ROBERT Cheek towaga, N.Y. BURNS, SANDRA Derby, N.Y. 1 Newman Club 1, 23 Intfamura Volleyball BUSCH, MICHAEL Lancaster, N.Y. BUTTS, PIETCQGY Fredonia, . . , , American Dental Hygienist A5500 IOPPC CAC ,mr aa 1,2 , J, rat 8 If CAGNEY3 cAMPBEl AmhCI5l1 1 Theta 6411 CARTER. Blllfiloa IN CATALM Hamburg, Flame ff ' CATAL-'ll al0, D Batavia, 5 Delta Rho CAVAI-If Batavia, I' CHAZFN Kenmore, Cl-IIARM Buffalo, D CHIMEN Dllllklfka lnstitootel CHMURI Buffalo, I Sports Ca CHOWA W. Senec CHRIST, Lancaster, CHRISTI Hamburg Newman Wire-Pre Kappa CICCARI Cheektow CICELSK Buffalo, l CIESLA, Blasdell, R i f l e I ketball 1 CLANCl Clarence, Student t CLANC Cheektor Intramm- mural Fq CLAR ' Buffalls CLARK, Buffalo, Iflffamur mu-fill FQ CLAY, 1 T0nam-af Shlderiu COAQH Kellllloff COATE Elma. COHE, r Bllffaltb D A 5' 23 stllflenl ARD lhall, foolball I la 1, 23 Lambda Pres-J 2: off. Council 1, 23 IRIST fSecretaryJ 25 'YS JE l Hygienist As- :lentJ, Newman EPH S As ,a11, basketball IHERYLE ZMARY MAN 'ki Clubs W' asellfilll AUL ll ninl 2 ral Basketball li I ERT' BR frail A9 I 79511 CACIOPPORPONALD t, N. . Iliggggogigiraa Kappa 1, 2, ASTME 1, 2 CADIN, JAMES Eggertsville, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 CAGNEY, JAMES Buffalo, N.Y- CAMPBELL, WILLIAM Amherst, N.Y. 'lfheta Gamma 1, 2 CARTER, CHARLESF Buffalo, N.Y. CATALANO, ROSEMARYX Hamburg, NY- Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 CATALANO, RUSSELL Buffalo, N.Y. CATINO, SANDRA Batavia, N.Y. Delta Rho 1, 2 CAVALIERI, DOMINICK Batavia, N.Y. CHAZEN, PHILIP Kenmore, N.Y. CHIARMONTE, NANCY Buffalo, N.Y. CHIMENTO, LUCILLE Dunkirk, N.Y. Institooter 1, 2, QCO-editorj 2 CHMURA, JAMES Buffalo, N.Y. Sports Car Club 2 CHOWAN IEC, EUGENE W. Seneca, N.Y. CHRIST, CAROL Lancaster, N.Y. CHRISTY, WAYNE? Hamburg, N.Y. Newman Club 1, Ski Club 1, fVice-Presidentj, Kappa Sigma Kappa CI CCARELLA, NORFIO Cheektowaga, N.Y. CICELSKE, RICHARD Buffalo, N.Y. CIESLA, RICHARD Busdeii, N.Y. Rifle Club 1, 2, Intramural Bas- ketball 1 CLANCEY, EDWARD Clarence, N.Y. E Student Council 1 CLANCY, ROBERT Cheektowaga, N.Y. Intramurals Basketball 1, 2, Intra- mural Football 1 CLARK, ROBERT Buffalo, N,Y, CLARK, WILLIAM Buffalo, N.Y. Intramural Basketball 1, Intra- mural Football 1, Chess Club 1 CLAY JAMES Tonawanda N.Y. Student Council 1 2 COACHMAN PAUL Kenmore NY COATES ALAN Elma N Y Flame 8: Ice 1 2 COHEN RONALD COLE, CAROL Lockport, N.Y. American Dental Hygienist Assoc, 1, 2 CONLEY, FRANK Tonawanda, N.Y. Kappa Sigma Kappa, fSecretaryJ CONNORS, DONALD Depew, N.Y. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Intra- mural Football 1, 2, Chess Club 2, fVice-presidentj COOK, MARLENE Williamsville, N.Y. Lambda Chi Iota 1, 2, Student Op- tical Soc. 1, 2 COOK, MILTON Buffalo, N.Y. COPLAI, THOMAS Orchard, N.Y. .ASTME 2 COSIMONO, GEORGE Buffalo, N.Y. COUCHMAN, PAUL Kenmore, N.Y. CRAIG, JOHN Buffalo, N.Y. Intramural Basketball 1, 2 CRAWFORD, JAMES Angola, N .Y. Judo Club 1, 2, Rifle Club 1, 2, Arrow 2 CRINZI, ALEXANDER Kenmore, N .Y. Sigma Omega Sigma 1, 2, Tau Al- pha Pi 1, 2, fVice-Presidentj, Stu- dent Council 2 CRUIKSHANK, DONNA Cheektowaga, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 CUMMINGS, LAURA Akron, N.Y. Lambda Chi Iota 1, 2, fTreasurerJ CURRAN, JAMES Kenmore, N.Y. Intramural Football 2 CYCON, PATRICIA Buffalo, N.Y. DAGUANO, RICHARD Akron, N.Y. DANHEISER, DAVID Kenmore, N.Y. DANIELS, ARNEL Kenmore, N.Y. DANITZ, JEFFREY Clarence, N.Y. n l Soccer 1, 2, Athletic Council, Ski Club, fTreasurerJ DANNECKER, KATHLEEN Tonawanda, N.Y. ' Kittens 1, fVice-presidentj DANNECKER, SANDRA Depew, N.Y. Student Council 1 DARCY DAVID Lancaster N.Y. DECKER JOHN Buffalo NY Scuba Club 1 2 Radio Club 1 DEL PRINCIPE JAMES Buffalo NY DEVENDORF GLENDA Morristown NY 'INot pictured in Senior section DEVLIN, DANIEL Buffalo, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 DION, MARY LOU Cheektowaga, N,Y, Intramurals 1, 2, Pep Squad 2 DILLON, JAMES Hamburg, N,Y, DOLE, RONALD Cheektowaga, N.Y. DORAN, JAMES Bowmansville, N .Y. DORING, KENNETH Tonawanda, N.Y. Newman Club 1, 2, Rifle Club 1 DOWLIN G, SHARON Cheektowaga, N.Y. DOWNEY, DIANE Buffalo, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2, Cheerleader 1, 2 DROGOSZEWSI, MARCELLA Buffalo, N.Y. Delta Rho 1, 2 DROZD, JUDITH Springville, N.Y. DRVZBIK, DANIEL1' Lackawanna, N.Y. DUNN, LARRY Niagara Falls, N.Y. Newman Club 1, 2 DUNN, RONALD Kerhonkson, N.Y. Band 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Soccer 1, 2 DURAN, TERRENCE Depew, N.Y. . Honor Society 2, Student Coun- cil 2 DZIEDZIC, THOMAS West Seneca, N .Y. ECKER, GARY West Seneca, N.Y. Softball 1 EDWARDS, DIANE Buffalo, N.Y. Lambda Chi Iota 1, 2 EHRENSBERGER, PAUL Lockport, N.Y. EHRLICH, ROWENA Buffalo, N.Y. ELDRIDGE, SUSAN Lancaster, N .Y. ELLER, JAMES Buffalo, N .Y. Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, Athletic Council 1, 2 EMENS, CHRISTOPHER Sanborn, N.Y. Music Club 1, 2, Judo Club 1, 23 Wrestling 1 ENZINNA, RONALD Lockport, N.Y. Kappa Sigma Kappa 1, 2, Intra- mural Football 8: Basketball 1 2 EPSTEIN EUNICEA' Buffalo N.Y. ERTEL JAKE Buffalo NY Alpha Delta Tau 1 2 Intramural Football Basketball Baseball 1 2 EVANS MARY JANE Tonawancla N Y EWERT, DANIEL Kenmore, N.Y. Kappa Sigma Kappa 1, 2 FABIAN, JOSEPH Buffalo, N.Y. FALESKI, THADDEUS Buffalo, N.Y. Intramural Football 1 FARRELL, WILLIAM Buffalo, N.Y. FAULHABER, RICHARD Lancaster, N.Y. Chess Club 2 FELLINGER, ANDREW Dunkirk, N.Y. Newman Club 1, 2 FERGUSON, JUDITH Derby, N.Y. FILIPIAK, NORMAN Lancaster, N.Y. FISHER, DEBORAH La Fargeville, N.Y. American Dental Hygienist Assoc 1 FISHER, JOSEPH Lancaster, N.Y. FISHER, LOIS1' Niagara Falls, N.Y. American Dental Hygienist Assoc 1, 2 FISHER, SHARON qMr5.J Buffalo, N.Y. FISHER, STEVE? Amherst, N.Y. F LEMMING, JAMES Holland, N.Y. FLISAKOWSKI, PETER Buffalo, N.Y. Intramural Football 1, 2 FLORIANO, MARTHA Snyder, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 FOELS, SUZANNE1' Lackawanna, N.Y. Sigma Omega Chi 1, 2 FOLLUM, WARREN Lewiston, N .Y. FORTI, MICHAEL Batavia, N.Y. Kappa Tau 1, 2 FOSS, SHIRLEY South Wales, N.Y. FOX, ROBERT Alden, N.Y. FULLER, BRUCE N. Tonawanda, N.Y. FRACZAK, LARRY Medina, N.Y. FRANDINA, JOSEPH Buffalo, N.Y. i Student Optical Society 1, 2 FRANK, MARY LOU Orchard Park N.Y. FRANKE DENNIS Williamsville N.Y. Intramural Football Basketball Baseball 1 2 FREDO GEORGE Buffalo NY Student Optical Society 1 2 Treasurer 2 Intramural Basket ball 8: Baseball 1 2 E T , 7 7 , 1 al l , , s ' 23 In ui 7 i I , I .7 3 . 9 2 , . ' Q S A I ' ' ' ' ' , . . . I J A - Buffalo, ,N.Y. ' , T . Della Rho 1' 22 Music Club 1' 2 i , .H it u I97 FREYBURGER, SUSAN Tonawanda, N.Y. National Honor Society 2 FRITZ, GREGORY Batavia, N .Y. FRITZ, ROBERT W. Seneca, N.Y. Intramural Football 8: Basket- ball 2, Softball 1, 2 FROST, GEORGE Snyder, N.Y. ASTME 1, 2, Intramural Football 1 GABLE, JUDY Lancaster, N.Y. Newman Club 1, 2, fTreasurerJ, Intramural Basketball 8: Volley- ball 2 GALANTE, JOSEPH Buffalo, N.Y. GALLAGHER, DOUGLAS Buffalo, N.Y. GALUS, EDWARD W. Seneca, N.Y. GANCARZ, ANDREW Buffalo, N.Y. GANGLOFF, DANIEL Buffalo, N.Y, GARIGEN, TERRY Darien Center, N.Y. Intramurals 1, 2 GARLAPO, DOUGLAS I Tonawanda, N.Y. GASCOYNE, THOMAS Buffalo, N.Y. Band, Baseball 8: Football Teams 1 l GASIECKI, KENNETH I Sloan, N.Y. Judo Club 1, 2, fPresidentJ 2 GASKA, JACK Buffalo, N.Y. GASSMAN, DANELL Cheektowaga, N.Y. GAUGHAN, MICHAEL Buffalo, N.Y. GEHL, KATHLEEN Cheektowaga, N.Y. GELZ, JOANNE Buffalo, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 GENGLER, CHARLES Orchard Park, N.Y. Institooter 2, Student Council 2, Newman Club 1, 2 GERMONY, SUSAN Snyder, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 GIBSON, JANET Lyndonville, N.Y. Band, Chorus 1, 2 GIGLIA, MAUREEN Buffalo, N.Y. American Dental Hygienist Assoc. 1, 2 GIOIA, KATHY Cheektowaga, N.Y. The Arrow 2, fActivities Editorj GIAMBRA, CHARLES? Kenmore, N.Y. ASTME 1, 2, Intramural Baseball 1, 2 GLANTON, LYNN E. Rochester, N.Y. Phi Theta Gamma 1, 2 GLASER, GARY Kenmore, N.Y. Intramural Football 1, 2 GLEASON, DONALD Kenmore, N .Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 GOLDEN, JAMES Buffalo, N.Y. GOLEMBIEWSKI, LARRY Holland, N.Y. GONZALEZ, JULIE Buffalo, N.Y. GOODBERRY, SUSANNE Buffalo, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2, Ski Club 1, CSCCICIHIYJ 1 GOTTUSO, SYLVIA Utica, N.Y. GOWAN, KATHY Cattaraugus, N.Y. GREEN, ROBERT Cheektowaga, N.Y. GREENLAW, DAVID Williamsville, N.Y. Intramural Football 8: Basket- ball 1 GREENLEY, ALAN Williamsville, N.Y. GRELL, ALLEN Buffalo, N.Y. GRENDA, MARY Cheektowaga, N.Y. Music Club 1 GRIFFIN, KATHI Depew, N.Y. Newman Club 1, 2, fSecretaryJ GRIFFITH, CLYDE Salem, N.J. Sigma Omega Sigma 1, Intramural Baseball 1 GROTKE, DOUGLAS Lancaster, N.Y. GROUP, JOSEPH Buffalo, N.Y. GUGINO, DAVID Gowanda, N.Y. ASTME 1, 2, Newman Club 1, Kappa Sigma Kappa 1, 2, fPresi- dentl 2, I.F.B.D. 2, fPresidentJ 2, Student Council 2, National Honor Society 2 GULL, ANDREW Carle Pl., N.Y. Intramural Football 8: Basket. ball 1, 2, ASTME 1, 2 GUTEK, EDWARD Buffalo, N.Y. Rifle Club 1, fSecretary and Treas- urerj HAJEWSKI, RONALD Sloan, N.Y. HALLINAN, EDWARD S racuse NY y , . . Kalapa Sigma Kappa 1, 2, Student Optical Society 1, 2 HANSON, DONALD Ransomville, N,Y, Rifle Club 1, 2, Newman Club 1 2 9 HANSON, ROBERT Orchard Park, N,Y, l98 ?Not pictured in Senior section HARMAN, EDWARD E. Amherst, N.Y. HARPER, GARY Lockport, N.Y. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Foot- ball 1 HARSCH, GEORGE Buffalo, N.Y. HARTER, DENNIS Buffalo, N.Y. HARVEY, MARY ANN Washington, D.C. Newman Club 1, 2, American Den- tal Hygienist Assoc. 2 HAYES, WILLIAM JR. Niagara Falls, N.Y. Newman Club 1, 2, fPresidentJ HAYWARD, LINDA Buffalo, N.Y. HAWKES, JOHN? Lockport, N .Y. HEIN, KENNETH Darien Ctr., N.Y. Intramural Track 8: Football 1, 2 HELMICH, RICHARD Buffalo, N.Y. Intramural Baseball, Football, Bas- ketball, Weightlifting 1 HENNEBERGER, RICHARD Strykersville, N.Y. HENNINGER, WILLIAM Holland, N.Y. HENSELER, BRUCE Buffalo, N .Y. ASTME 1, 2, Intramural Basket- ball HENSEN, BARBARA? East Aurora, N.Y. HENSHAW, GAIL Kenmore, N .Y. HERMAN, RICHARD Lockport, N.Y. HILL, DAVID Amherst, N.Y. HILL, EDWARD Tonawanda, N.Y. HILL, MARGARET Hamburg, N.Y. Sigma Omega Chi 1, 2 HILLIKER, SALLY South Ripley, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 HOFFMAN, MARGUERITE East Aurora, N .Y. Lambda Chi Iota 1, 2, fSecretaryJ 2 HOHENSEE, JAMES? Williamsville, N.Y. Intramurals 2 HOHENSEE, KARL East Aurora, N.Y. HOLODY, JAMES Nia ara Falls N.Y 8 1 - Alpha Delta Tau 1, 2, fSecretaryJ, Newman Club 2 HOPPS, BONNIE Buffalo, N.Y. HOUGHTALING, RICHARD East Aurora, N.Y, Newman Club 1, ASTME 1, 2, Student Council 1 HUBER, DoNALDu Buffalo, N.Y. Intramural Football 1, 2 HUFNAGEL, PAUL Getzville, N .Y. National Honor Society 2 Delta Tau 2, Student Council Qlpha HUNTER, ELIZAB Buffalo, N.Y. ETH HUsoN, ELLEN Buffalo, N,Y, Institooter 1, 2, CEditorJ 2- N man Club 1, 25 ' ew' Class Secretary, Sdidflllf gguigllog HYNYRSIAK, ERR Buffalo, N.Y. J Y Model Car Club 2 IRWIN, VIRGINIA? Williamsville, N,Y, Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 JABLON SKI, JOHN Buffalo, N,Y, Intramural Football and Basketball 1, 2 JAMES, JIM Kenmore, N.Y. JARUSZEWSKI, ROBERT Buffalo, N.Y. JAYES, DAN Hamburg, N.Y. JELONEK, KATHRYN Dunkirk, N.Y. Sports Car Club 2 JOHNSON, MARTIN West Seneca, N.Y. Varsity Basketball 1, 2, Intramural Softball 8: Football 1, 2, lntramu. ral Volleyball 2 JOHNSTON, VIRGINIA Buffalo, N.Y. American Dental Hygienist Assoc. 1 JONES, DAVID Derby, N.Y. Ski Club 1, Scuba Club 1 JONES, HAROLD Castle Creek, N.Y. Student Optical Society 2 JONES, LEONARD Middleport, N.Y. JOROLEMON, SANDRA Weedsport, N.Y. American Dental Hygienist Assoc. 1, 2, fTreasurerJ 2 JURCZYK, HEDWIG Buffalo, N.Y. Sigma Omega Chi 1, 2, fTl'easur- erj 2, Student Optical Society 1, fSecretaryJ I KACZANOWSKI, DAVID Buffalo N.Y. Intramural Football and Basketball 1 KACZKOWSKI, PAUL Buffalo, N.Y. Student Optical Society 1, 23 In' tramural Softball 8: Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 2 KACZMAREK, ANTHONY Buffalo, N.Y. I Newman Club 1, 23 Student Colm cll 1, 2 KACZMAREK, DAVID East Aurora, Student Council 2 KADOXV, GARY Buffalo, N.Y. . - Kappa Sigma Kappa 1, 2' lvlce Presidentj 1, I.F.B.D. 1 OW flag KELLY: 4 Buffalo? lnvfmuf 2 ,Em W 1 Ella, R5 gffslllaifli KEWETI Tomwffi Flame C KENSY, l Blink Idfllmfk Syracuifo tv '1'heAff0 ' KEPPELI Dunkllkf D KIBLEILE S. Wald L KIDOWSI Chefkfwl KILBORN W,SEI1EC31 Intramural Softball 11 KILLION, E,Aml1EfSl KING, DI Eggeltsvilll KIRST, lil Eden, N.Y KITKO, SE Lewiston,l American 1,2 KIIMBAI Hamburg Ski Club ASTME 5 ciety 2, l stitooter K1INGlNh Mt. Upto Cheerlcacll ers 1, Sn Athletic 1 or Society KLISIEW Buffalo, lt KOBEI, r N. Tonaw KOCH. Buffaloa KO Lafliaw American l, 2 KOKOT' I-Stkau A National fPresid KOSY wwf, KOSS 3 Flllnhe mfamu Bfweball Kow MiddlA KREU Buffalgy Illlllmu 3? 2: -Gund! H Dil 2: New ff? Saul 01111612 'Q fl Baslretlaall RT g Intramural 2, Intramu- A f :nist Assoc. l A ,list Assoc. 5 ,Treasur- Society 1, 'ID Bggkfllldll .fl- 1, 21 I gketball 1' lNY dent Colm' 2' me KALOTA, SUSAN N. Tonawanda, N.Y- KELLY, JOSEPH N.Y. Iiiiiifirliiiral Football 1, Basketball 2 KENNEDY, MICHAEL l , N.Y. , Buffa O1 2 fPresident and Vice B fd , S Pfgsidentj, Alpha Delta Tau 1, 2 KENNETT, DOUGLAS Tonawanda, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 KENSY, JOHN Brant, N.Y- KIANKA, SHARON 5 , N.Y. g Tiifgcxiiow 2, CGreek Edltorj KEPPEL, LAWRENCE? Dunkirk, N.Y. KIBLER, GEORGE S. Wales, N.Y. KIDOWSKI, CARL Cheektowaga, N.Y. KILBORN, GARY W. Seneca, N.Y. Intramural Football, Softball 1, 2 KILLION, FRANK E. Amherst, N.Y. KING, DENNIS? Eggertsville, N.Y. KIRST, JAMES Eden, N.Y. KITKO, SHERALYNN Lewiston, N.Y. American Dental Hygienists Assoc. 1, 2 KLIMBAL, RAYMOND Hamburg, N.Y. Ski Club 1, 2, fPresidentJ 2, ASTME 1, 2, National Honor So- ciety 2, Newman Club 1, 2, In- stitooter 1, 2, fLayout Editorj 2 KLINGMAN, SUSAN Mt. Upton, N.Y. Cheerleader 1, 2, Erie Tech Sing- ers 1, Student Council 2, Student Athletic Council 2, National Hon- or Society 2 KLISIEWWICZ, RICHARD Buffalo, N.Y. KOBEL, THOMAS N. Tonawanda, N.Y. KOCH, ROBERT Buffalo, N.Y. KOCHAN, KATHLEEN Lackawanna, N.Y. American Dental Hygienist Assoc. 1, 2 KOKOT, MICHOLAS Lackawanna, N.Y. National Honor Society 2, ASTME fPresidentJ KOSNIKOWSKI, KENNETH West Seneca, N.Y, Koss, JEFFREYE E. Amherst, N.Y. Intramural Football, Basketball, 8: Baseball 1, 2 KOWALSKI, THOMAS Middleport, N.Y, KREUTZER, PAUL Buffalo, N,Y, Intramural Football 2 Basketball, KREUZ, JOHN Buffalo, N.Y. KROWINSKI, ROBERT N. Tonawanda, N.Y. KRYZUDA, AURIE N. Tonawanda, N.Y. KUHN, EDWARDS' Williamsville, N.Y. Student Council 1 KULESZ, FILIP Buffalo, N.Y. KWIATKOWSKI, BERNADETTE Buffalo, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 LA COUNT, DALE Niagara Falls, N.Y. National Honor Society 2, ASTME, 2 LAFFERTY, DUANE South Wales, N.Y. LALIE, NICHOLAS Cheektowa ga, N.Y. LAMANNA, FRANK? Little Falls, N.Y. Soccer 1, 2 LANCIANO, FRANK New York, N.Y. LANDRIGAN, JAMES Lockport, N.Y. Intramural Basketball 2 LANGENFELD, RICHARD Buffalo, N.Y. The Arrow fEdito,r-in-Chiefj 2, Judo Club 1, Lancer 1, 2, fSpe- cial effects editorj 2, Music Club 1, Student Council 1, Intramural Baseball 1 LaPORTA, PETER Buffalo, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 LARKIN, MICHELE Fredonia, N.Y. American Dental Hygienists Assoc. 1, 2 LAT OUR, NORMAN Rochester, N.Y. LAVIN, THOMAS Kenmore, N.Y. LAWRENCE, ROXANNE Corfu, N.Y. LECH, PETER Clarence, N.Y. The Arrow 1, 2, QPhotogf2PhY EditOrJ 2 LEITTEN, DAVID Hamburg, N.Y. LEPSON, CHARLES Shortsville, N.Y. Scuba Club 2 LEWIS, LINDA Kenmore, N.Y. LEYH, GORDON Lackawanna, N.Y. ' National Honor Society 23 Ifltfamu' ral Baseball 8: Basketball 1, 2 LICHTENTHAL, SUSAN Buffalo, N.Y. Chorus 1 LIEDKE, ALLAN West Seneca, N.Y. LINDKE, BETTY Akron, N.Y. . Sigma Omega Chl 1, 2 fNot pictured in Senior section LIPPMAN, FLORRIE Dunkirk, N.Y. American Dental Hygienists Asso. 1, 2 LITWINIAK, RONALD Lackawanna, N.Y. ASTME 1, 23 KV. Presidentj 2, National Honor Society 2 LiVECCHE, TERRIE N. Collins, N,Y, LJILJANI CH, KATHARINA Tonawanda, N ,Y, LOCICERO, FRANK Buffalo, N,Y, LODATO, PATRICIA Hornell, N.Y. American Dental Hygienists Asso. 1, 2 LOMBARDO, FRED Buffalo, N.Y. LONG, DARRYL Niagara Falls, N.Y. Intramural Football and Basketball 1, 2 LOZNER, CAROL Eggertsville, N.Y. LUBELSKI, RICHARDT Amherst, N.Y. Kappa Sigma Kappa 1, 2, Flame 8: Ice 2 LUDWIG, JAMES Lewiston, N.Y. LUSKIN, ROBERT Lewiston, N.Y. LUTHER, ROBERT Grand Island, N.Y. LUTZ, BETTYE Stamford, N.Y. Intramurals 2 LUX, KARL Glenwood, N.Y. LUZAK, THOMAS N. Tonawanlda, N.Y. MacGREGOR, BONNIE Cheektowaga, N.Y. Erie Tech Singers 1, 2, CPresi- dentj 2, Erie Tech Pep Band 1, Lancer 1, 2 fEditorJ 2, National Honor Society 2 MACIUBA, DARLENE Cheektowaga, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 MaCVITTIE, RICHARD Williamsville, N.Y. Intramural Football 1, 2 MAHAR, PATRICIA Buffalo, N.Y. MAJ, MARSHA Buffalo, N.Y. Lambda Chi Iota 1, 2 MAJ, THOMAS? Buffalo, N.Y. MAKUCH, IHOR Buffalo, N.Y. MANN, THOMAS Buffalo, N.Y. , ASTME 2, National Honor Socie- ft' MAN SELL, EDWARD W, S , N.Y. Ski Cliflialg Intramural Basketball 1, Football 8: Softball 2 MANSELL, LEROY Buffalo, N.Y. MARCINIAK, ROBERT Getzville, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2, Intramural Bas- ketball 1 MARDEL, KATHRYN Cheektowaga, N.Y. MARINO, JOANNE Niagara Falls, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 MARSHALL, ANDY Syracuse, N.Y. Student Athletic Council 1, Stu- dent Optical Society 1, 2, Intra- mural Baseball 8: Basketball 1, 2 MARTIN, PAULETTE Akron, N.Y. MARTZLOFF, DENNIS Buffalo, N.Y. MASAREK, JEFFREY Ossining, N.Y. Off-Campus Assoc. 1, Rifle 8: Pistol 1 MOSCHINI, MARCELLA Niagara Falls, N.Y. MASLINSKI, REGINA Syracuse, N.Y. Newman Club 1, American Den- tal Hygienists Assoc. 1, 2 MATYJAKOWSKI, DAVE 'Dunkirk, N.Y. MAY, DENNIS Lackawanna, N.Y. MAZGAJ, MARILYNN Blasdell, N.Y. MCCARTER, KENNA Lancaster, N.Y. Lambda Chi Iota 1, 2 MCCARTHY, LAWRENCE Hamburg, N.Y. Radio Club 1, 2, Scuba Club 1, Judo Club 2 Mc CARTHY, MICHAEL Buffalo, N.Y. MCCLAIN, TIMOTHY Buffalo, N.Y. MCCULLOUGH, CASSANDRA Buffalo, N.Y. MCDONALD, COLEEN Kenmore, N.Y. MoEADDEN, LARRY Portland, N.Y. Intramural Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2, Student Optical Society 1, 2 McGLEN, DONNA Cheektowaga, N.Y. The Arrow 2, fCopy Editorj MCGREGOR, DOUGLAS Buffalo, N.Y. ASTME 1, 2 MCHENRY, GERALD N. Collins, N.Y. Kappa Sigma Kappa 1, 2, Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1 MCINTYRE, ALLAN Alden, N.Y. McKEE, BRUCE Buffalo, N.Y. MEAD, WILLIAM Williamsville, N.Y. MEISTER, RICHARD Buffalo, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 I99 J 200 MELI CHARLES Buffalo NY MELLON, PATRICIA Tonawanda, N.Y. , Student Council 1, 2, fVice Pres- identj 2, Music Club 2 MELNICK, BARRY Buffalo, N.Y. MOSCHINI MARCELLA1' Niagara Falls N Y Flame 8: Ice 1 2 MUFFORD, RONALD Middleport, N.Y. Intramural Softball, Football, 8: Basketball 1, 2 MUHR, WAYNE zville N Y OLGIATI CHERYL Tonawanda NY O NEILL MICHAEL Houtzdale, Pa. Student Optical Society 2, Intramu- ral Basketball ONIONS, GEORGE Snyder, N.Y. Intramural Football 2 PERRELLO PAUL West Seneca N Y Neuman Club 1 Tau Alpha P1 2 PETERSON, HERBERT Buffalo, N.Y. Flame and Ice 1, 2 PETOCK, PAUL Buffalo, N.Y. in ta D59 gmfalv M C PRISTAQE- Btffflof ', . M QULNIMQ JJ Palette' Pt MENGE, SANDRA Cheektowaga, N.Y. MENDOFIK, DAVID? Cheektowaga, N.Y. Varsity Basketball 1, 2, Intramu- ral Softball 1, 2, Intramural Soft- ball 1, Football, Volleyball, Ten- nis 2 MERZ, WALTER Montrose, N.Y. METZ, JAMES Buffalo, N.Y. Institooter 1, Intramural Baseball 8: Basketball 1, 2, Student Opti- cal Society 1, 2 fVice Presidentj 1, 2, Track 2 METZLER, JAMES Buffalo, N.Y. Intramurals 1, 2 MIERZWA, DANIEL N . Tonawanda, N.Y. MILBRAND, JUDITH Clarence, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 MILLER, DAVID Buffalo, N.Y. MILLER, JACK? Buffalo, N.Y. MILLER, JOHN W. Seneca, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 MILLER, LYNN Buffalo, N.Y. Newman Club 1, Music Club 1 MITCHELL, ANN Bombay, N.Y. Band 1, fTreasurerJ, Chorus fTreasurerJ I MOLINARO, DONNA Lancaster, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 MOLL, BRUCE N. Tonawanda, N.Y. Honor Society 2 MON DZIEL, ROBERT? Batavia, N.Y. MONFULETHO, MICHAEL Buffalo, N.Y. Student Council 1, Varsity 1, 2, Intramural Football, Baseball, Bas- ketball 1, 2, Volleyball 2 MONK, MICHAEL Tonawanda, N.Y. MOROSCO, ROSE Utica, N .Y. Sigma Omega Chi 1, 2, IFBD 1 2 7 MORRIS, THOMAS Student Council 1, Student Opti- cal Society 1, 2, Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2 MORSE, JAMES Fredonia, N .Y. Student Council 1, Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2 'F Not pictured in Sen Get , . . Intramural Baseball and Basketball 1, 2 MULLADY, FRANK Lombard, Ill. Intramural Basketball 2 MULLINS, DANIEL Cheektowaga, N.Y. Student Optical Society 1, 2 MUREK, JOSEPH Buffalo, N.Y. MURPHY, SHERRIE Buffalo, N.Y. MUSCATO, JOSEPH Buffalo, New York NAPIERALA, WALTER J. Buffalo, New York Intramural Football NASH, LORRAINE Depew, New York NEAUS, SPENCER Niagara Falls, N.Y. Flame and Ice Club 1 N EBOR, IRVING Buffalo, N.Y. NELSON, STEPHEN Buffalo, N.Y. Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2 NEMETH, JOHN Buffalo, N.Y. Intramural Basketball 1, Intramural Football, Softball 2 NETZEL, DANIEL Cheektowaga, N.Y. NICHOLS, GAIL Hamburg, N.Y. Neuman Club, Student Council 1 NICHOLS, WILLIAM Kenmore, N.Y. Flame and Ice 1, 2, Student Coun- cil 2 NIEHAUS, CARL Eggertsville, N.Y. NOVIT S, MICHAEL Buffalo, N.Y. NOWAKI, MICHAEL North Tonawanda, N.Y. NOWAK, JOSEPH Boston, N.Y. Judo Club 1, 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, Institooter 2, Arrow 2, ASTME 1, 2 NOWAKOWSKI, GARY Lancaster, N.Y. Intramural Basketball and Softball 1, 2 NUNWEILER, JANET Springville, N.Y. Delta Rho 1, 2, Neuman Club 1 OEHLER, JOSEPH Corfu, N.Y. OLEWNIK, PAUL Buffalo, N.Y. KaPPa. Sigma Kappa 1, 2, Student 50110011 13 Music Appreciation Club ior section OPOLINSKI, ELAINE Buffalo, N.Y. Ski Club 1 ORTEGA, MANUEL Quito, Equador OTTO, CAROLINE N. Tonawanda, N.Y. ADHA 1, 2 PAGELS, CHERYL Cheektowaga, N.Y. PAGORZELSKI, RONALD Buffalo, N.Y. PAHURA, ROBERT? Medina, N.Y. PALLONI, JOHN Batavia, N.Y. PALMESANO, LINDA Hornell, N.Y. PALUCH, DONALD West Seneca, N.Y. Music Appreciation Club 1, 2, Neu- man Club 1, Intramural Athletics 1 PARISO, LOUIS Cheektowaga, N.Y. PARON, JAMES Middleport, N.Y. Intramural Basketball, Football 1 PARISI, NICHOLASI' Buffalo, N.Y. Kappa Tau 1, 2, Intramural Bas- ketball 1, Football, Softball 2 PARR, ROBERT Alden, N.Y. PASUCCI, ROBERT Lackawanna, N.Y. PASKER, LARRY Kenmore, N .Y. PASTUSZYN SKI, SUE Marilla, N .Y. PAVLOVICH, JOHN Blasdell, N.Y. Wrestling 1, 2, Sigma Omega Sig- ma 2 PAWELA, JAMES Orchard Park, N.Y. PAWLAK, FREDERCIK West Seneca, N.Y. PAWLAK, SUZANNE Buffalo, N.Y. Studio Production Club 1, 2 PAWLICK, KAREN Akron, N .Y. PEARSON, ROBERT St. Catherines, Ontario PELLEGRINO, THOMAS Cheektowaga, N.Y. PENDRAK, PATRICK Lackawanna, N.Y. Intramural Football, Baseball, Bas- ketball 1, 2 PENKE, KEVIN Buffalo, N.Y. TV Production 1, 2, St d . cal Society 1, 2, Chess UCEIII Music Appreciation Club 1 2.'Arf row, Lancer 2 , ' PETRO, STEPHEN Tonawanda, N ,Y, Judo Club 1, Stud t C ' 2, President 2, Facutlfly Sui-Jdlflrfflg' sociation 2 ' PETSCHKE, GLENN Buffalo, N.Y. PHETTEPLACE, CAROL Clarence, N.Y. PHILLIPS, PATRICIA Buffalo, N.Y. PICKARD, ARLENE Buffalo, N.Y. PICONE, JOSEPH Buffalo, N.Y. PIDGEON, DIANE Cheektowaga, PIECHOTA, 1cENf Buffalo, N.Y. PIERCE, HOWARD Amherst, N.Y. Kappa Sigma Kappa 1, 2, fTreaguf. erj 2, Intramural Basketball 2 PIETRASZEWSKI, PAUL? W. Seneca, N.Y. PIETRZAIQ PAULP Buffalo, N.Y. PIKE, WILLIAM W. Seneca, N .Y. PILKIN TON, THOMAS Kenmore, N.Y. PIRELLO, RAYMOND Buffalo, N.Y. National Honor Society 2, Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2 PIWKO, JAMESX Mavilla, N.Y. Intramural Football and Baseball 1, Basketball 1, 2 PLESZEWSKI, JAMES Forestville, N.Y. Phi Theta Gamma 1, Institooter 1, 2, fSports Editorj 2, Arrow 29 fSports Editorj 2, Student Athletic Council 2, fPresidentJ 2, Sp0rfS Car Club, fPresidentJ 2, CIOSS Country 2 POGORZELSKI, RONALDI' W. Seneca, N.Y. POKORSKI, RONALD Buffalo, N.Y. ASTME 1, 2 POPOWI CH, GLENN Spencerport, N.Y. Soccer 1, 2, fCaptainJ 2 PAWELA, RAE Marilla, N.Y. POWEN SKI, ROGER W. Seneca, N.Y. PRIOR, DANIEL W. Seneca, N.Y. Tennis 1, 2 gf? H1119 Stutlfff 055112 tif ', wud 095 LIU? ' mtv,N'L Sfutltill C0 Iota 112 SKI WAN . ggktov'2S2v' Inmlllllfal FD and Basball I RAMSDEU-,l Henderson, 5' Chi 1, 2, WIC RAYMOND, Pt. 01lb0fHf- ' YMOYD, Rlfckportj NI Ski Club 1 BDING, DQ Gainesville, N student Count REED, CARO Cheektowagz, Newman Clul llreasurerj Hygienists As um, our Niagara Falls, REED, THOI Niagara Falls National Hon ral Basketball REILLER, KI Kenmore, Nj RICE, MADI Kenmore, N1 Delta Rho 1, RICHARDS! BHff1l0,N.Y Ski Club 1 ball and B352 MEDPRHL Eden, N.Y.' A National Hu RIGGJN E- Aumrig RHNPFLEISA Niagara Mk RIZZO Niagmi Sfudfnt Qt, Emil- 23 R 'i Htrgmp lffttftt M52 ROBER . Pfnfielgx ROB 1 Siltrskglgg ROCH SHFRHEYN Pinpiz ldmt 0 . all Sli ' 1- 2: Alf polllldl 1 'hldfni AQ l. 5 tTreasur- all 2 L: 2, llllfa- Baseball 13 ,titooter 1, Arrow Zi nt Athletic 23 Sp01'fS Zi CrosS LDA PRICE, DANIEL Buffalo, N.Y. PRISTACH, CHRISTINE Buffalo, N.Y- Ski Club 1 QUINLAN, MARY La Fayette, N.Y. RACHLIN, PAUL Cherry Hill, N.J. l Student Optical Society 1, 2 RADCZEWKO, PAUL Welland, Ontario RADLICH, BARBARA tiff 1 ,N.Y. Studzncl Council 1, 2, Lambda Chi Iota 1, 2 RADWANSKI, RICHARD Cheektowaga, N.Y. Intramural Football, Basketball, and Baseball 1, 2 RAMSDELL, MARGARET Henderson, N .Y. Neuman Club 1, Sigma Omega Chi 1, 2, fVice Presidentj 2 RAYMOND, CLAUDE Pt. Colborne, Ont. RAYMOND, GAIL Lockport, N.Y. Ski Club 1 REDING, DONALD Gainesville, N .Y. Student Council 1 REED, CAROLYN Cheektowaga, N .Y. 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Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 ROMANOWSKI, EDMOND Blasdell, N.Y. ASTME 1, 2, Music Club 2, In- tramurals 1, 2, Institooter 2 ROSENTHAL, DONNA Clarence, N.Y. Sigma Omega Chi 1, 2 ROSS, PATRICK? Tonawanda, N.Y. ROSSEL, JAMES Sloan, N .Y. Scuba Club 1, Radio Club 1, In- tramural Football 1, 2 ROSZYK, MICHAEL Salamanca, N .Y. ROTHENBERGER, GERALD Orchard Pk., N .Y. Intramural Basketball 1 ROTHENMEYER, JON Clarence, N.Y. ROZEN, JOSEPH Buffalo, N .Y. RUGANI, JOHNS' Lancaster, N.Y. Soccer 1, Wrestling 1, 2, fCap- tainj 1, 2 RUNICK, MICHAELENE Buffalo, N .Y. RUSSELL, LEONARD Buffalo, N .Y. Varsity Basketball 1, 2 RUSTAY, BRUCE Albion, N.Y. Intramural Softball 1, Basketball 1, 2, Football 2 RZYRKOWSKI, PAUU' ' Williamsville, N .Y. SAGER, DANIEL W. Seneca, N.Y. Varsity Baseball 1, Intramural Foot- ball, Baseball, Basketball 2 SALACUSE, ANTHONY Niagara Falls, N.Y. SALAY, ROSE MARIE Buffalo, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 SALIM WAHEED-UD-DIN Multan, W. Pakistan SAMBUCHI, DAVID Buffalo, N.Y. SAMSON, PETER A Ontario, Canada SAVELIEV, ALEX Buffalo, N.Y. SCHABEK, DONALD Buffalo, N.Y. ASTME 1, 2, Newman Club 1 SCHABERT, KENNETH L t r, N.Y. . Riggasg Pistol Team 1, 23 lvlce Presidentj fNot pictured in Senior section SCHAEFER, TIMOTHY Depew, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1 SCHARMACH, GAIL Buffalo, N .Y. SCHERER, LINDA Buffalo, N.Y. SCHICK, ROBERT W. Seneca, N.Y. Track 1, Cross Country 1, Ski Club 1, Intramural Football 8: Basket- ball 1, 2 SCHIFFERLE, JOHN E. Amherst, N .Y. Newman Club 1, ASTME 2 SCHARMACH, GAIL Buffalo, N.Y. National Honor Society 2, fSecre- taryj SCHMAHL, WILLIAM Williamsville, N .Y. SCHNEIDER, EMILE Elmont, N.Y. Intralnural Football, Basketball, Softball 1, 2 SCHRECKENBERGER, PAUL Kenmore, N.Y. Ski Club 1, 2, Intramural Football 2 SCHUESSLER, CAROL Williamsville, N.Y. Newman Club 1, 2, fVice Presi- clentjg Intramural Volleyball 2 SCHULTZ, DONNA Middleport, N .Y. SCINTA, CHRISTINE Tonawanda, N.Y. Flame 8: Ice 1, 2 SCOTT, JAMES Dunkirk, N.Y. Soccer 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Honor Society 1, 2, Chorus 2 SCOTT, MARGARET Lancaster, N .Y. Newman Club 1, American Dental Hygienists Assoc. 1, 2, Student Council 2, Arrow 2 SCOZZARO, ROBERT Buffalo, N.Y. SCRIPTER, CINDY Delevan, N.Y. SEIBEL, HOWARD Buffalo, N.Y. Scuba Club 1, 2, ASTME 1, 2 SENICK, THOMAS? W. Seneca, N.Y. SEPI, RONALD Buffalo, N.Y. SEVERINO, ROBERT Buffalo, N.Y. Intramural Football 1, B21SkCfl9all 2 SEYFANG, HARVEY h k ,N.Y. , C ee USWLIEE 1 2 Student Athletic Flame 8: , S , Council 1, 2, fVice Presldentj 1, 2, Intramural Basketball 1, 2 SHEDLARSKI, THOMAS? Buffalo, N.Y. Rifle Club 2 SHERWOOD, TIM Sanborn, N.Y. SIERACKI, JAMES Lackawanna, N.Y. SIEWIERSKI, JEROME Sloan, N.Y. Intramural Softball, Basketball 1, 2, Football 2 SIMMEN, CECILE New Hartford, N.Y. SIMON, CARMEN Buffalo, N.Y. Music Club 2 SKELDON, MARK Buffalo, N .Y. SKIERCZYNSKI, RICHARD fBuffalo, N.Y. SKILEN, ANTHONY Buffalo, N .Y. 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STAYER, MICHAEL Olean, N.Y. Varsity Basketball 1 STALEY, ALVINA Buffalo, N.Y. 20l STAYER MICHAEL Olean N Y Varsity Basketball 1 STEINAKER SUSAN Watertown, N.Y. American Dental Hygienist Assoc 1, 2 STEINKE, GARY Getzville, N .Y. STENZEL, HERBERT SYZSKOWSKI THOMAS Buffalo N Y SZATKOWSKI RONALD Cheektowaga NY SZUFLITA, DAVID W. Seneca, N.Y. TANNER, WAYNE Lancaster, N .Y. TAPER, DAVIDT VANDERLINDE JAMES Lockport NY VAN NORTWICK JOHN Amherst N Y VAN NORTWICK, KAREN Amherst, N.Y. VAN WEY, WAYNE Dunkirk, N .Y. VARECKA, LINDA WEIDER ROBERT Buffalo N Y Intramural Football 1 2 WENDT PAUL Sanborn, N ,Y, WESTENEELD, WU, Depew, N .Y. HAM WHITING, ROBERT West Seneca, N.Y, Flame and Ice 1, 2 E. Aurora, N.Y. STEPHANS, DAVID Niagara Falls, N.Y. ASTME 2 STEPHANS, MYRA Niagara Falls, N.Y. Ski Club 1, Intramural Volleyball, Basketball 2, Kittens 2 STEPHENS, JOSEPH Darien Center, N.Y. Intramural Football and Basketball 2 STERNER, NANCY Orchard Park, N .Y. 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TERMER, KATHLEEN Kenmore, N.Y. TERRANOVA, MICHAEL Buffalo, N.Y. THOMPSON, DOROTHY? Buffalo, N.Y. Music Club 1 THOMSON, KATHLEEN Buffalo, N.Y. THORNE, PHYLLIS Williamsville, N.Y. . TOMAZEWSKI, RAYMOND Buffalo, N.Y. TOPOLSKI, NANCY N. Tonawanda, N.Y. Flame and Ice 1, 2 TORCELLO, ARTHUR Batavia, N.Y. Kappa Tau 1, 2, fSecretaryJ, Dra- ma Club 1, Student Council 1, 2, fTreasurerJ, Music Club 1, 2, fTreasurerJ, CISGA 1, 2, Class Officer 1, 2 TRACY, PATRICIA Buffalo, N.Y. TREADWELL, CAROL Tonawanda, N.Y. TRESCO, PAUL Batavia, N.Y. Flame and Ice 1, 2 TREUSDELL, DONALD Cuba, N.Y. TROUT, ANN Kenmore, N.Y. TRZYNA, DAVID Lackawanna, N.Y. TSCHETTER, MARGARET Albion, N.Y. Newman Club 1, American Den- tal Hygienist Assoc. 1, 2 TSCHIP, ROMAN Buffalo, N.Y. Intramural Football 1, 2 TWENTYFIVE, JOHN Buffalo, N.Y. URBAN, RICHARD Newark, N.Y. Off-Campus Council 1, 2, Intramu- ral Softball 1, 2, Judo Club 2, Ar- row 2 UREANCZYK, CAROL Lackawanna, N.Y. VANDERBLES, MICHAEL Tonawanda, N.Y. Intramural Football 2 202 'tNot pictured in Senior section I Buffalo, N.Y. VENTRESCA, ALBERTO Buffalo, N.Y. Soccer 1, Class Officer 2 VITALE, JOHN Lancaster, N.Y. VITALI, DIANE Buffalo, N.Y. J s IFBD 2, fTreasurerJ 2 VITELLO, LOUIS Amherst, N .Y. Judo Club 1, 2, fTreasurerJ 2 VIVERITO, ANDREA Niagara Falls, N.Y. VOGEL, ELLEN Buffalo, N .Y. VOGEL, ROBERT Buffalo, N .Y. VOSKERICHIAN, JERRY Buffalo, N.Y. Flame and Ice 1, 2 WACHOWICZ RICHARD N. Tonawanda, N.Y. WAGNER, MICHAEL? Lockport, N .Y. Intramurals 1, 2 WALCZAK, CHESTER Buffalo, N.Y. WALCZAK, MICHAEL Buffalo, N .Y. Chess Club 1 WALKER, JACALYN Buffalo, N .Y. Flame and Ice 1, 2, Delta Rho 1, 2 WALLACE, JEFFREY Buffalo, N.Y. WALTERS, EUGENE Buffalo, N.Y. WARD, WILLIAM Niagara Falls, N.Y. ASTME 1, 2, fSecretaryJ 2, Na- tional Honor Society 2 WARME, GORDON Buffalo, N.Y. Intramural Football and Baseball 1, Arrow 2 WARNING, LAURIE Orchard Park, N.Y. WASHER, LINDA Watertown, N.Y. American Dental Hygienist Assoc. 1,2 WASIUTA, PAUL Buffalo, N.Y'. WEBBER, LEE Snyder, N.Y. WEBSTER, LINDA West Seneca, N.Y. Music Club 1, Delta Rho 1, 2, CPresident 2 Newman Club 1' WIESER, CRAIG Kenmore, N,Y, WILE, BRUCE Nova Scotia, 'Canada Student Optical Society 1, 2 WILLE, JUDITH N . Tonawanda, N,Y, Chorus 1, Flame and Ice 1, 2 WILSON, BARBARA W. Seneca, N.Y. Delta Rho 1, 2, Studio Production Club 1, Ski Club 2 WINTER, NELDA Lockport, N.Y. WITT, RICHARD Lackawanna, N.Y. Student Optical Society 1, 2 WITTENRICH, CATHY Buffalo, N.Y. WLOS, RICHARD Buffalo, N.Y. Chorus 1, 2, Pep Band 1: Intramu- ral Football 2 WOHLEUTER, LINDA Colden, N.Y. WOLF, WILLIAM Kenmore, N.Y. WOLF F , CATHLEEN Williamsville, N.Y. WORDEN, GLADYST Deferiet, N.Y. WORTHINGTON, RALPH Buffalo, N.Y. WRAZEN, JAMES Buffalo, N.Y. Newman Club 1, Intramurals 1, 2 WROBEL, WILLIAM Blasdell, N.Y. YOUNG, ROBERT Buffalo, N.Y. Student Council 1, 2, NCWI11211 Club 1, 2, Institooter 1, 2 ZAK, JAMES Buffalo, N.Y. 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Boldt, R. 125 Boone, L. 126 Bordo, R. 77 Bordotz, P. 85 Borgisi, J. 120 Borowski, D. 124 Borsink, R. 61 Bort, D. 85 Bowermob, K. 127 Brocewell, B. 66 Bracewell, B. 119 Braun, T. 119 ' Brien, A. 80 Brenon, R. 121 Breissinger, C. 85 Breton, G. 92 Brien, A. 64, 82 Brodman, L. 60, 83 Brogan, C. 114 Brooks, D. 60 Brown, D. 124 Bruetman, M. 78 Bruszewski, A. 127 Brutsman, M. 120 Bryan, B. 114 Bryant, L. 110 Buettner, J. 108 Buffin, R. 114 Bumbalo, J. 81 Bundrock. J. 124 Burgess, D. 126 Burgio, C. 127 Burke, J. 62 Burns, D. 111 Burton, L. 79, 82, 118 Busch, A. 86 Busch, T. 111 Bush, R. 114 Byron, M. 63 Cabibi, A. 110 Calabrese, L. 118 Calianno, L. 113 Calkins, B. 126 Calvaneso, R. 117 Campbell, B. 31 Camberige, G. 78 Camella, P. 126 Campaign, A. 117 Campbell, W' 96 Carfley, S. 114 Carosa, J. 124 Carr, P. 113 Caruso, A. 79, 112 Casilio, A. 130 Pictured Catiglone, T. 108 Catalana, R. 78 Catalono, S. 127 Cafino, S. 79, so, 81 Cavaleri, D. 14 Ceranski, E. 119 Cervi, D. 117 Chaffee, D. 112 Chapp, W. 113 Chella, G. 70 Chella, J. 130 Chelminiak, M. 118 Chew, P. 114 Chesbro, R. 130 Chiarmonte, N. 8 Child, M. 72, 129 Childress, J. 124 Chimento, L. 58 Christy, S. 136 Christy, W. 84 Chryzaszcz, R. 85, 109 Cicarella, B. 124 Clark, C. 126 Clark, L. 114 Cleaver, T. 112 Cnapsi, A. 71 Coates, A. 78 Coe, S. 60, 129 Comella, P. 84 Compson, G. 121 Condino, D. 127 Conklin, K. 62, 114 Conley, F. 84 Connelly, J. 113 Conrod, N. 127 Cook, J. 122 Coon, T. 116 Corbett, N. 127 Corbo, M. 129 Corcoran, T. 128 Corrigan, J. 112 Cosgrove, J. 79, 118 Cosimano, W. 117 Costanzo, D. 122 Costanzo, P. 112 Cosway, R. 116 Crane, B. 109 Crawford, J. 13, 56 Crick, C..114 Crinzi, A. 64, 61 Critelli, J. 120 Crocker, R. 58, 60, 130 Cross, B. 81 Csicseri, N. 127 Cugino, F. 127 Culver, R. 113 Cummings, L. 82 Cummins . 127 , J Cunningham, B. 86, 117 Curincione, C. 64, 128 Cybulski, D. 117 Cycon, T. 9 Czech, N. 88, 122 Czyprynski, P. 127 Daigler, A. 116 Daigler, B. 127 Dailey, J. 113, 117 Danheiser, D. 31, 80, 3 Danitz, J. 72, 88 Darden, G. 126 Darlak, P. 124 Darobiala, A. 112 David, L. 128 Davison, G. 59, 108 De Angelis, F. 124 Decola, B. 127 Decsman, S. 113 Dehmler, B. 119 Deinhardt, C. 116 Delbridge, R. 31, 80, 8 Dellinger, J. 119 Delmar, H. 118 Del Principe, J. 70 De Luca, A. 122 Demeka, M. 78 Dengler, W. 112 Denka, M. 120 Denz, A. 117 De Priest, S. 116 Derylak, M. 73, 124 Deshoro, W. 125 Deuschle, T. 114 Devincentis, R. 127 Di Cenzo, D. 110 De Christopher, F. 116 Dickinson, J. 85, 117 Dickout, E. 125 Diemert, T. 117 Dill, J. 117 Dillon, J. 61 Dimmig, C. 113 Dimon, J. 120 Dinkel, R. 85, 109 Dinsmore, D. 120 Dion, J. 127, 172 Dixon, C. 127, 56 Dobbins, K. 114 Dobbins, B. 112 Dockery, R. 110 Doctor, I. 119 Doe, L. 76 Dolan, M. 128 Domagala, C. 118 Dombrowski, D. 88, 122 Dominiak, B. 123 Donner, J. 70, 130 Dooley, N. 76 Dorevchir, K. 113 Dorobiala, M. 128 Dougherty, P. 85 Dougherty, R. 124 Dowlings, S. 15, 83 Drogoszewski, M. 40 Duffy, P. 78, 121 Du France, B. 114, 167 Dulekowski, D. 81, 127 Dunn, R. 88, 89 Dunn, T. 109 Duran, R. 61 Duran, T. 60 Duscher, S. 113 Dworetsky, S. 84, 130 Dyivinski, P. 127 Dziedzic, K. 127 Dzromba,,R. 113 Eagen, W. 113 Eardman, R. 122 Ebersole, J. 72, 129 Eckert, J. 117 Edgar, S. 113 Edholm, J. 110 Edwards, D. 82 Ellis, W. 83 Emens, C. 71 Engle, C. 122 English, D. 125 English, M. 127 Ennich, S. 89 Ennis, T. 124 Ensminger, T. 124 Enzinna, R. 84 Ermer, T. 124 Evans, M. 79, 81, 56 Evers, M. 126 6, 112 Ewert, D. 84 Fagan, L. 78 Fandl, R. 117 Farrar, P. 118 Faruzel, A. 119 - 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