Erie Technical High School - Torch Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1949 volume:

D A 90 7 T gyofikiizk AQ, K' . Q . , A Q If X A if . Q? 1941 1264 X In 4 r- 6' i QQ 5 gg dodffaffgfzf' 3 Qww 470-Wm QM Q 451:25 87,9 My 7' X , . 7M Q FM X9 1 Ex? 4 .qq ,'3 .1 1 4 1- 1 v 1 J 1 I 3 i 4 a 4 ,RQ '-kk, ,rg LL ' ' i V i A i - f f ff f ffyfm, i ffffw R .M 01' ZWOI' cl The future may bring many changes to us, but our school with its hallowed halls, intimate friendships, and the benefits of knowledge will remain unchanged in our memories. edicafion We, the student body of Tech, sincerely dedicate this Torch to Mr. Andersen, whose character and teaching have made a lasting impres- sion on many lives. Mr. Andersen, we salute you. MEZZ? In I ff fwifg tv 7 L if ,gif 7 L ij' If? fs :X W i - a f 7' 7 ' .t-ff'f':::'--. an 7, 4.sI:,i:i',llF iq..' Q ' m'I1 5flll 'Aa 0-gt-5us,V:f:v:I--in Q .lf,ef ,.qg5ill',lglll1 4 5, 1: if,-j .ggjaull 1 4'j :i.unrl, if 74: 1 I ,,.'::.:,:,g2:s-'ay , o Y 3? Y ff f U Y 4ll K fi Z I 7 xl fflfy f 2 AL. J. T MAS PHAL A . ipa 'Z raid.-f iff! FRANK E. 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V SS Qcgmnnq giqrogcf fRiCl1aYrl Mafcivlos ki Tplno Ass L ifcllffyyaflffsor My Hem-1 Navulvccf IA Ho Gommezzcemefzf Speakers BEVERL Y GEPNER ALBERTA CIFOLELLI WI LDA REGELMAN DO ALD WHITMAN W Ji I. Kffw S efzior Gfass 0 Wears RALPH BRUNO, W IL DA J President ANTHONY STAROCCI Vice Pres. REGELM AN, Secretary WILLIAM SALCHLI, Treasurer I O Lx! ' Mx' I RUDOLPH C. BALSIGER CABINET Skip Torch Salseman Shop Safetyman Ring Committee DONALD H. BROOKS DRAFTING Twink Torch Salesman Tech Vanities ANTHONY W. BUCHERAL DRAFTING Butch Intramural Basketball JOSEPH A. CALABRESE DRAFTING Corky Intramural Basketball Wa gggfdtlfy QITLJLIQ I :. .gl 5 .3 Q ,MS 8 x ST? l' l 1 Iii wa DANIEL CIFELLI AUTO DOMINICK A. DI ANDREA SHEETMETAL Jungle Golf T Club JOHN E. DI BACCC MACHINE Johnson Intramural Basketball Shop Steward HOWARD B. ELLSWORTH ART Howie Dramatic Club Tech Follies Honor Society Tech Vanities 4,02 5 BETTY L. EMLING ART Butch Dramatic Club Assembly Programs RICHARD J. ESPOSITO MACHINE Bealcy Intramural Basketball J. V. Basketball Cross Country T Club Bowling LINO A. INN OCENZI DRAFTING Intramural Basketball Tennis T Club BERNARD KWIATKOWSKI PRINTING Bernie Football J. V. Football J. V. Basketball Track Baseball T Club Tech Follies Tech Vanities '1w JJ, .. fn., Du... gg .,, Q . , ' Tia 1,- 4-P ' . JOHN LA PLACA PRINTING Chico J. V. Basketball Golf RONALD W LINDGREN PATTERN Sleepy Intramural Basketball Band Tech Vanities Assembly Programs Shop Safetyman EARL H. OVERMOYER MACHINE Early Intramural Basketball Shop Steward Shop Safetyman NOLAN P. PREEDIT MACHINE SHOP 3 i ALBERT S. PRESUTTI MACHINE SHOP 5 S quare Assembly Programs VICTOR J. ROMAN MACHINE Big Vic Shop Steward JAMES RUGGIERO PRINTING Ruyyy Football J. V. Football Varsity Basketball J. V. Basketball Golf Baseball T Club Torch Salesman Honor Society Pres. Tech Follies Tech Vanities Shop Safetyman JOHN SPILKO SHEETMETAL Spikes Swimming Water Polo T Club LIL-OYD R. THURB PATTERN Ross Intramural Basketball Track Cross Country T Club Band Torch Staff Torch Salesman Honor Society Treas. Tech Follies Tech Vanities Assembly Progra Shop Steward Ring Committee EDITH B. WETSCHEL ART Edie Cheer Leading Torch Staff Newspaper Colun DRAFTING Fuffy Football J. V. Football Varsity Basketba Baseball T Club PHILIP ZURAVLEI OHN E. ALWARD ART Jack Band Tech Follies Tech Vanities Ass ams ,EO P. ARUSIEWICZ DRAFTING Football J. V. Football Intramural Basketball .EON ARD BAFIK ART M erch A-OBA! QQ 1'-:R 1-v a' Bw-xfkk Xovi I . em lisa? li DANIEL H. BAKER SHEETMETAL Tiny Honor Society Q55 ,A i 'U W'K Mg.. I,- 15. Jane Qramm tes GEORGE c. BALOGH MACHINE Butch Track Swimming S Water Polo N 401111 RICHARD J. BARGIELSKI D ART Dio UFO 9 W . . oot 1 ntra 1 Ba ball brim Wa r P ' QT!! E tive rd h S l man T Vanities, Tech Follies Banquet Committee o22ittee C IFTON L. BENNETT CABINET Clif Intramural , Basketball Assembly Programs Baseball Band Tech Follies Tech Vanities FEDOR BOKSHAN AUTO Fred RALPH BRUNO AUTO Dirt J. V. Football Track Wrestling HT!! Band Senior Class PFGS. Torch Salesman Honor Society V. Pres. Tech Follies Tech Vanities Assembly PI'OgTamS Stage Hand Ring Committee NORMAN R. CACCHION E DRAFTING N orm Movie Proj ectionist ALBERTA C. CIFOLELLI ART Al Cheerleading Torch Staff Torch Salesman Honor Society Sec. Dramatic Club Tech Follies, Chair, Tech Vanities Assembly Programs Banquet Committee Football Dance Chairman Community Chest Representative Commence Program Prom Committee CHARLES A. CHULAK CABINET Shoes Wrestling Torch Salesman Tech Vanities K Shop Steward N R S Shop Safetyman 1 ln' HOWARD G. CORE' MACHINE Hobbie Intramural R Basketball 1 OLORE M. COSTAY ART Dolly Honor Society Dramatic Club Tech Follies Tech Vanities Assembly Prograi Water Girl JOHN R. CZARNECKI DRAFTING Jackson Intramural B sketball s Country T lub K NORBERT A. DOMBROWSKI ART N orb Wrestling A Varsity B t all ETANLEY J. OMOWICZ DRAFTING Domo Track X MICHAEL N. DOWD SHEETMETAL Mike Intramural Basketball J. V. Basketball Torch Salesman Shop Safetyman CHARLES F - DOWNING MACH E Chuck J .EO G. FELDMEIER SHEETMETAL Skip Intramural Basketball J. V. Basketball Track JACK W. FROST MACHINE Snowball Band Tech Vanities Assembly Programs -ww . Z V y 3-haf: .J SMI BEVERLY A. GEPNER ART Bev Majorette Torch Staff Honor Society Dramatic Club Tech Follies Tech Vanities Assembly Programs Ring Committee Library Assistant Prom Committee Stadium Speaker Executive Board Community Chest Speaker GUNTHER G. GERKEN DRAFTING Gerlc Track HAROLD GIBSON AUTO Gibby Water Polo Band Tech Follies Tech Vanities Staiiiling g: 571 f MERLIN D. GINDLESPERGER AUTO Gindy Band Tech Vanities Assembly Programs Shop Safetyman Stage Hand qpnbl- h M RAYMOND V. GLAZ MACHINE Football J. V. Football Track Swimming Water Polo ROBERT P. GLOWAKY SHEETMETAL Bob Intramural Basketball Band Tech Vanities Assembly Programs HARRY B. GROTKOWSKI MACHINE Intramural Basketball fm' .K . 5 lf? Mei JAMES J. GRUCZA PRINTING Jimmy Tennis ln. C. fl tj!! vig ,L JOHN E. HABURSIQ PRINTING H ubba. Basketball J. V. Basketb ross Countr aseball TH C? My ,y Z R YMOND J. HARDNER CABINET Peter Track Band Tech Follies Tech Vanities Assembly Prograi fl l Hand LAWRENCE R. HOFMAN DRAFTING Dick Torch Salesman y Assembly Progra AROLD E. HORTON SHEETMETAL Boots Football Torch Staff VILLIAM ILNICK MACHINE Bill OI. DWIN J. rg AKUBOWSKI MACHINE Jake Football Intramural Basketball Track Cross Country Wrestling T Club Torch Staff Honor Society 'ALENTINE V. ASKIEWICZ PATTERN Val mf , - m 1 if I Acllru lrca e I 'Gu-od' f 2- ELWOOD JOHNSON AUTO GEORGIA L. JONES ART George Assembly Programs HENRY C. KALINOWSKI SHEETMETAL Hank Intramural Basketball Baseball T Club RICHARD P. KARLE MACHINE Kootch Wrestling T Club Shop Safetyman STANLEY A. KLAN DRAFTING Rocky Intramural Basketball RAYMOND S. KOWALIK CABINET Li'l Fingers ml ka 1 RICHARD E. KURCZEWSKI DRAFTING Rich Assembly Programs Movie Proj ectionist JOHN LASLOW MACHINE Intramural ' Basketball GEORGE R. LEISSN ER DRAFTING Gidge Band Torch Staff Dramatic Club Tech Follies Tech Vanities Assembly ANTHONY P. LEO AUTO Tony Intramural Basketball J. V. Basketball RAYMOND A. LETKIEWICZ CABINET Carpy Swimming Water Polo JAMES R. LIGHT SHEETMETAL Chimp Football Track Intramural Basketball Tech Vanities Shop Steward x I IOHN L. LOREI PATTERN Driver .EON J. GACIUKIEWICZ DRAFTING Matches Intramural Basketball Executive Board Tech Vanities Shop Safetyman Ring Committee Jr. Red Cross Honor Society Varsity Basketball RICHARD T. VIALANOSKI ART Sleepy Torch Staff Tech Vanities XY II IOHN J. , VIALINOWSKI, y 5 PRINTING ' ' Jacek 5 Football 'Q J. V. Football Varsity Basketball J. V. Basketball Track Tech Vanities THEODORE V MARTHER MACHIN HO Ted I v A DONALD MAXWELL MACHINE SHOP 3 Max Football Wrestling Track RICHARD J. MIELNIK PRINTING Dick S EDWARD J. MIFSUD SHEETMETAL Mif orch Staff THO S . C Mid f al oot .Bhsk all A o try O as 91 MIHEL A ' ch alesman ALEX J. MIKILINSKI PATTERN q Al Intramural Basketball Torch Staff Shop Steward - Shop Safetyman Honor Society .wf J A ff LAWRENCE F. MILKOWSKI DRAFTING Larry Intramural Basketball J. V. Bask t Trac ' 301-v 'A X-991' S DOROTHY V. MORDICA ART Dottie Tech Vanities Assembly .A .ff ll ali JAMES V. MORROCCO AUTO Macoco Tech Folli QS Tech Vanities Assembly Progi Stage Hand ww! X tg? f A if 4 NICHOLAS MUNTEAN Nick MACHINE 7 FRANCIS NOONA CABINET Bep Football Intramural Basketba Track T Club ll LEONARD J. NOWAK PATTERN Torch Sales Shop Stewa Shop Safety Q , .4 . man rd man 'Q LW ... , 5 STEPHEN A. POCHATKO BERNARD N. PAMULA CABINET Pam Swimming Water Polo T Club JOSEPH A. PIECHOTKA LAI ART Joe Football Varsity Basketball J. V. Basketball Baseball I mlm Club Torch Staff Tech Follies Tech Vanities Assembly Programs Shop Safetyman Ring Committee MACHINE SHOP 3 Patches 9, Football Intramural Basketball Track . S ,gf 9 i if ' Baseball M it K ROBERT M. POLATAS SHEETMETAL Bob Intramural Basketball J. V. Basketball Water Polo TH Club Torch Salesman Tech Vanities Shop Safetyman Varsity Basketball V. ,N Has 5 I 3 ? :gl .. QL .4 I A LPHONSE J. RANDAZZO MACHINE SHOP 3 Randy Intramural Basketball J. V. Basketball WILDA L. REGELMAN ART Wil Majorette Senior Class Sec. Torch Staff Honor Society Dramatic Club Tech Follies Tech Vanities Assembly Programs Football Banquet Decorations Community Chest Program Library Assistant 4 Prom Committee I JDM Vfwff I DONALD R. R PI' MACHINE Vagabond Tennis Wrestling T Club Shop Safetyman NORBERT L. RYDZEWSKI MACHINE Norb Football J. V. Football J. V. Basketball 'T Club Tech Vanities i WILLIAM C. SALCHLI DRAFTING Sack Executive Board Torch Staff Honor Society BOYD A. SOETY AUTO Bunny .fav PAUL SPINKS MACHINE J. V. Football I Intramural Basketball n fl all VICTOR J. SRNKA MACHINE ' Vic Track Shop Safetyman it-9' X XS CRIXE 'lla Llflafibvfv -4. Co 28 3 LEO J. STACHER MACHINE Citrina Tennis Intramural Basketball Shop Safetymar Bowling ANTHONY STAROCCI ART Tony Football J. V. Football Baseball Wrestling T Club Senior Class Vice President Torch Staff Tech Vanities Tech Follies Assembly Progra Prom Committee HOWARD C. STOC AUTO Pow Wow Golf SY' T Club 5 EPH J. SUMINSKI AUTO Sam Football . V. Football Track Wrestling T Club Tech Vanities ssembly Progral I Zaf.aQ.,,S3q..6,1no-can-v-Y'-5 C5 0'- EDWARD A. SZYMANOWSKI PATTERN Keo Swimming Water Polo T Club EDWARD J. SZYMANOWSKI PATTERN Shy rl l -I iq ANN C. VANCHIER ART Dolly Cheer Leading gl Executive Boar Torch Staff Dramatic Club Tech Follies Tech Vanities Assembly Programs Prom Committee Commencement Program Library Assistant GEORGE T. VLAHOS DRAETING J. V. Football Intramural Basketball .aff MICHAEL T. VLAHOS PRINTING Cal Intramural Basketball Stage Hand W J. WARD SHEETMETAL Gene A Cross Country T Club Band Torch Staff Stage Hand School Photographer EDWARD J. WARGO I MACHINE i i Little Ed Intramural Basketball Shop Safqygnan ag,.wv 5468? KAY N. WEED DRAFTING Windy ' J. V. Basketball Track Cross Country T Club Torch Staff Torch Salesman ROBERT J. ' ' WHEELER X, MACHINE Big Wheel :Qu-9' Torch Salesman Shop Steward Shop Safetyman DONALD F. WHITMAN CABINET Doc Torch Salesman Honor Society Assembly Programs Shop Steward Student Teacher STANLEY L. WOJTKIELEWICZ MACHINE Babe Intramural Basketlball HARRY P. ZALEWSKI PRINTING Red Zale Intramural Basketball J. V. Basketball Tennis T Club Varsity Basketball !'a4,,k f Q, . , A . gg il: ' ' ABSENT MALCOLM McCLINTOCK AUTO JOHN SI-IADECK CABINET tf ab I PAUL B. ZIMMERMAN PATTERN Zimmy J. V. Basketball Band Tech Vanities Assembly Program RICHARD W. KULCZEWSKI SHEETMETAL Lilly White Track Cross Country Water Polo Band I Qywfo mplzerk guage 2 91 3? 3 Wi W X' 'mn EIZZITL! ROW 1-Stanley Pakela, Stanley Krawczyk, Emil Chi- menti, Louis Andersen, John Wisniewski. ROW 2-Charles Rohrbach, Thomas Maries, Mr. J. Rains- ford, John Jeska, George Mergler. ROW 3-Frank Markiewicz, Daniel Yurkovic, Robert l R mond Rom- Wawrzynak, Donald Kraus, Edwin Kan, ay ecki. -- A-Q25 I .VJ K Z J' by f 151759 fllll I IIII A WWI! ' E I - H 1,1 :Wg Q56 f' Z 5 , 'M . . . 12315 . 9 JA S Rlow gYE5KetnrlGath Iiam1Ir5sk1,hR1Eharad gf Fil' - f pn , rn a, 1 er agos , n - A15 E FQ ler, Robert Corey, William gazllkoviclia Q L A QQ? ROW 2-Paul Amendola, F r a n c i s f gzulegicz, Edward Klan, Mr. J. Rains- ff y ' X If ' ' ord, aymond Tomczak, Rich rd S b - y X nia, Walter Schneider. a e u ! f , , ROW 3-Daniel Bednarski, Philip Z f' ff Q' Ficzkowgkk Jollgn KQY3CS, Richard Mad- ! 7, if f, e ner, oy n ubeja, Eugene Trapp, 5 J X V if Harold Fitzgerald, Jerome Gormak Z ' ' A A Q X my Jerome Lorei, Robert Wienczkowski. f i he 4 4, p , Qf l.llllUlH, . . 6 - f . , - - ' - L ,1 X W4 X 'fg,wgZJ911,,Z. ' X . rrmaggowi 15 j ' ,S or ,, ' 0153! 7 X Q! J N, 4 Gfufo Shop Beginning ROW 1-Fiore Leone, Thomas Guil- ford, John Muntean, William Sulli- van, Charles Owens, Thomas Albright ROW 2-Charles Bruce, Albert Ach- ille, Fred Sardini, Mr. C. Thomas, Ray- mond Wasielewski, Ronald Visnoski, James Craig. ROW 3-William Stokes, Robert Dov- ers ike Rocco A ostino Donald Shur p J g 7 win, George Will, Thomas Wiest, Steph- en Visosky. ABSENT-George Franz. 2-K vi X1 w 1 ZX lf, Gfdvcuzceal I J' I.. -Q ' f Jnf WZ? ' '1 1 2-fu., f , ' If is ..,l f 'ff ' yqt ,N W V , .VWJW ' lx 1- ROW 1-Howard Stoops, James Gro- gigf 2142, Q Wi, 1- T1 ' -2- iemund, Daniel Cifelli, Ralph Bruno, Ed- QA Q W J win Reichel, Gilbert Putman, John Bok- 'CQ f - ' T4 x 2 .,,, ' i ' shan. . , 5 O 5 4 . ROW 2-Fred Bokshan, Anthony Le- I TW- - - -1- f , one Cornel Peres Mr. C. Thomas Theo- :::ggl-a' lla' ff .4-1 - - 51:1-nl ' , - , ' . ' , ,ff -3---gil-nigh f f r V , N-i , dore Barilla, Harold Gibson, James Mo- x 'J A ' '1'ff'--'QR--gif VY rocco. x A C f ROW 3-Merlin Gindlesperger, Ell- ' ' ' - O Z S wood Johnson, Joseph Suminski, Boyd ii Soety, Theodore Speros, John Bukow- ski, Thomas Hardner, Donald Berch- told. X Beginning .Machine Snap 5 ROW 1-Paul Niedzwiecki, Richard Wingenbach, Louis Wienczkowski, Kenneth Kinsinger, Donald Tufts. ROW 2-Robert Vaydanich, Leroy Stanbro, Mr. R. Jones, Charles Williams, Paul Hedderick, Carl Parrish. ROW 3-Richard Clover, Harold Johnson, Jack Mohney, Michael Mikolajczak, Fred Kane, Donald May. ABSENT-Dennis Kaveney. I , 1 Q it f N Vg' vi-5 df I , .Jai L' 5' i :Iliff - '-ffl i I , ' 'l ' i il vp! A- W' emma .y cg l I V, ,, xx Z 'Q bn Q' fa-C' ROW 1-Edward Wargo, Nick Mun- tean, Earl Overmoyer, William Ilnick, Richard Karle, Stephen Duda, Thomas Mihalic. ROW 2-Michael Blossey, Richard Esposito, Edwin Jakubowski, Mr. R. Jones, James Vaughn, Angelo Spronat- ti, Albert Presutti. ROW 3--James Timon, Ralph Hed- derick, Paul Spinks, Howard Corey, Paul Kudlock, John Sokolowski, Victor Roman, Victor Srnka, James Skindell, John DiBacco. .Machine Shop 3 jgqimzillq ROW 1-Leonard Gdanetz, Thaddeus Zmijewski, Theo- dore Wisniewski Jr., Aloysius Abramczyk. ROW 2--Edward Wieczorek, Robert Wieczorek, Mr. W. Mieszczak, Joseph Hunter, William Menc. ROW 3-Emil Andersen, John Michalski, Charles Wro- nek, George Snyder, Fred Seidler. ABSENT-Robert Kiehlmeier, Armand Amendola, Ronald Badowski. el 3. I f-.5 emma ,N i fa ROW 1-Stanley Wojtkielewicz, The- -'fl' 1 odore Bryant, Joseph Lazar, William . Frombach, Richard Golembeski, Don- - - G! ald Rupp, Theodore Marther. ' fl M Q ROW 2-Charles Downing, John Las- Q -x ' low, John Spinelli, Mr. W. Miesczak, Xi, I X Donald Maxwell, Norbert Rydzewski, 1 -, , 'VJ'- ' Alphonse Randazzo. ' - ' ' Q FAVM ROW 3-Raymond Ross, Edward 7 A C Krotoszynski, Harry Grotkowski, Leo Q IQ ,M JI 5 Stachera, Nolan Preedit, George Ba- CJ :nip logh, Robert Wheeler, Richard Figur- giiilvifsx ski, Wlilliam Vargo, Stephen Pochatko. l -- --dv Pixma ..-,.fh'7-5 xslt 3 7:11 3,4 f - W f 'D I f -ix,-X L is ,f L S Ar 1 Q. I jeglrznizzq Qnaffewz akirzq RON 1--Raymond Cooper, Julius Nikolishen, Mr. T. Mc- Graw, Richard Nowak, Richard Hedderick. ROW 2-Jack Gordman, Thomas Hess, Mario Iarussi, Louis Kaminski, Ronald Stadler. 1 , 1 1. , I 1 Z . fl X . I I 'GA fl I lf, 3' '- ' lu' I . 541. , X , . f Q. 5 -' f x W ..' I.--u f 'ff f , 4, I 1 IQ- 'yuflgllm-nuts 'lf 5 I 1 1 If , l 7 f's Ny I X l xx ,gg .. F A ,C , ,.. by I' . + T' Kljzffy- '-N, 1 9 if , ' Ev S ' I 11,1 I xv 4 X if GQJVCUZCZU, ROW 1-Alexander Miklinski, Valen- tine Jaskiewicz, Ross Thurber, Leonard Deptula. ROW 2-Ronald Lindgren, John Mon- ti, Norman Grode, Mr. T. McGraw, Nello DiFuccia, Edward J. Szymanowski, John Barbato. ABSENT-MEFIB Coover, Thomas Freeman, John Lorei, John Wuenschel, Paul Zimmerman, Leonard Nowak, Richard Laniewicz. Beginning Qrnffinq ROW 1-Donald Wagner, Wesley Slow, Charles Goetz, Mr. D. Kellogg, Edward Majewski, Edward Winiarski, Jo- seph Omniewski. ROW 2-John Goetzinger, Charles Peterson, Edward Mi- lewski, Richard McFadden, Robert Krzewinski, Clarence Eller. ABSENT-Edwafd Moskot, Donald Lorei, Richard Strike, Norbert Smith. - 1 ' L er' . R e R I , ','-K1 1 +f5 Q '1U N 1. A A-L' .f , fi' n ,, X A , a eear as. lnw - lf-n' Q v4 fr.. ,flee , H'n2fq:,,,,,Q'l'5 . .5 P 114-f K 1. IM : N X 4 f - l .HJ 1 ,A I .ff mom x L.-f' 1- ,,i-,,-. ...f--- .- Z,- . if, V 'Wg fff U .: l:4,gf5.,i7' Age I, , Q A 36 'nd gf, ' wa. 001, 52, 0 242 1? fl 4 1 MM G?JVdl2CEJ ROW 1-Walter Lassman, Donald Badowski, William Salchli, Edward Jantosik, Gunther Gerken, Richard Hart, Ronald Inter. ROW 2--Charles Fatica, Leo Arusie- wicz, Kay Weed, Mr. D. Kellogg, Ro- bert Zabrosky, Richard Hofmann, George Leissner, Joseph Nowaski. ROW 3-John Czarnecki, Leon Ma- ciukiewicz, Richard Kurczewski, Law- rence Milkowski, Neal Allen, William Floros, Henry Konopka, Robert Jaskie- wicz, Philip Zuravleff. ROW 4--Lino Innocenzi, George Vla- hos, Stanley Domowicz, Anthony Amen- dola, Edward Borowicz, Robert Green, Norman Cacchione, Joseph Calabrese, Donald Brooks, Stanley Klan. ABSENT-Anthony Di Nunzio, An- hony Bucheral. 5 .Beginning Sheet .fue fa! ROW 1-Norman Janulewski, Robert Kast, August Coc- carelli, Raymond Sulecki, Donald Zatkiewicz, Stephen Jur- kiewicz. Row 2-John Figurski, Peter Dorich, Robert Malinow- ski, Mr. H. Anderson, Aloysius Murawski, Joseph Ruffo, Jerome Brunner. ROW 3-Albert Niedzielski, Richard Hilinski, John Gor- ski, Valentine Wieszczyk, John Bujalski, Leonard Rzepecki, Thomas Jaskiewicz, Richard Zysk. ABSENT-Leonard Alecci. 4- M 1 I 63- ,., 1 4 f, ., If f 1' f':f.f'l- 4 Af, 'I ' , .LAlf.Qg'!..l .-..... , Af: 1 A X' 'I I I f l,l,fg11 lv ' if' fi' Z ff, 9 ' P5 if l e iff ff ...- ---L ,uv il C A.1,l'1i?,7I i 4, - X 0 GQJVHIZCEJ ROW 1-Bartholomew Va l a h o v i c Bernard Majchrzak, Robert Polatas, Edward Mifsud, Michael Fedak, Leon- ard Feldmeier. ROW 2-Henry Kalinowski, Michael Dowd, Robert Glowacky, Mr. H. Ander- sen, Daniel Baker, Eugene Ward, Ed- mund Peck. ROW 3-Daniel Merski, Edward Ma- tulevich, Donald Bielinski, James Light, Harold Horton, George Wiler, Richard Kulczewski. iii Q jdfizzfifzq Slzop jeqimzinq ROW 1-Dario Armanini, James Hannah, Mr. J. Thomas, Ross Fox, Ronald Pude, James Meyer. ROW 2-Dale Palmer, Richard Del Porto, Paul Schrock, Richard Minichelli. 6fJVdlZCEJ ROW 1-Merle Kuhn, John Habur- sky, John Ingham, John Engel, Richard Mielnik. ROW 2-Raymond Grygo, Thomas Krawczyk, Zygmunt Jasinski, Mr. J. Thomas, Lloyd Brown, Charles Niles, X 7 Michael Pruzenski. -T Row 3-Michael Vlahos, John Ren- ' 'J aud, Earl Betz, Bernard Kwiatkowski, -K x f ' Frank Pistone, Paul Kern. ABSENT-Andrew Satyshur, James Grucza, John Malinowski, James Rug- lffiff I giero, John LaPlaca, Harry Zalewski. 777 1-I' T 4, aff! lg' J A vegas: R R 625- 4 :J 45997 Y xt ' 4 cy J r - X at 442 x y Vp, 4-mmmsmwc Y Xt' Cf, C C, f' ' Ao-H, 1 .i' .442 7? A . C . fwefffenf lp few c:J EM' Gfrf Beginning ROW 1-Richard Carapezza, Donald Polaski, George Zack. ROW 2-Nancy Weithman, Joseph Ventura, Nancy.Trost, Mr. J. Plavcan, Doris Meacham, Lawrence Kownacki, Bea- ' Srin trice 13 g- f , Row 3-Richard Konieczko, .Andrew Kownacki, James Fialkowski, Andrew Murawski, Edward Bootes, Gerald Cooper, James Bosnake. ,. I I p-1-. ?Q lfM7!W0dW6'lL'Wj ,X g 5 f bf ,C 5 1 .1 . K. A ' 'A 25 W 4711? V al P' X gl 1 l - - 2:52-71'!f fg X -1, 1 'I l J l A . X GMM ,. s - - r I I! ' 'fun-' 1 'wiigiagl ,:-fm' e:, 7Il5.' U will W 51.- X 9 f L ALM -2.22-5?-5:51, X l xX ll wo.. Row 1-Anthony Matysiewicz, Del- mar Hannah, Casimir Krawiec, John Bohn, John Karpinski, Richard Mala- noski. Row 2-Joan Tormey, Ann Van- chieri, Dorothy Mordica, Georgia Jones, Mr. J. Plavcan, Beverly Gepner, Wilda Regelman, Edith Wetschel, June Deutsch. ROW 3-Dolores Costay, Sidney Ro- berts, Ruth Manross, Doris Ziegenhine, Bettv Emling, Kathleen Courteaux, Al- berta Cifolelli, Ann Chervenak. Row 4-Michael Balinski, Anthony Starocci, Howard Ellsworth, Rocco Ri- azzi, Jack Alward, Richard Bargielski, Joseph Piechotka, Norbert Dombrow- ski. nw Q ' 1 Gpabinef Slwp jeqimzinq ROW 1fRonald Cote, Leonard Poswiatowski, Donald Caupkowski, Edward Gradler, Richard Klinginsmith, Frank Piotrowski. ROW 2-Edward Rutkowski, Clement Kruszswicz, Mr. E. Hayes, Frank Naccarato, William Shewan. ROW Q3fThomas. Hickox, Paul Patzke, Ralph Heil, Jo- seph S1H1Ck1, Aloysius Lazan, Frank Wienczkowski. Absent-Herbert Davey, Frank Twaroski. 1 f -if A Q .A fi X A 'I I ,,, 'Q I , ' Y Q lfgf A , W 1, A A, .ff F f ,mf ,J ' f ' ff .f 1 'Quai f if fr Q Z :xg ' ff f 'wk X f X aj' 1' FLC 'A Gfdvazzced A Wy ROW 1-Raymond Letkiewicz, Tho- mas Gregoroff, Thomas Matysiewicz, Philip Cote, Carl Nowoczynski, Donald Bartosik. ROW 2-Frank Zaczyk, Jack Frost, Leo Kosobucki, Mr. E. Hayes, Raymond Hardner, Carl Bolla, Chester Maciu- lewicz. ROW 3--Charles Chulak, Robert Roach, Raymond Kowalik, Francis Noo- nan, Bernard Pamula, Edward Gorniak, John Shadeck, Thomas Birley, Clifton Bennett. ABSENT-Rudolph Balsiger, Alfonse Guzowski, Donald Whitman. Gfc fi vifies F001 Banquet 'Vakaigau ri-C Foofblu Cqrnp 5 Alward Lonq X1 Y' S+'-Aff! - wk , Q 5 -Tn Pmfik W + Vanahes Sh, les 2 P Eepk D ,'..,.1,-4f4 Mini: rlzry.-r: Q vt. Ruggiero scored 132 QiV1rf1Ij'il:jLl3g 2 Hg, 1 Q, Q points, his two touchd ' V,1TC.,,MJ S4 1 1 ifiiirnfc 1 ing after Tech fame f 5 ty r 4 tion on runs of 42 and 1-llli:o'slil.: f 0 0lCiorflnr10,f 0 ' bt' ZIll'aVl6ff my ',y,,- Q0 0 0lK1'L1fi,1 1 4 H'o1'tvr.lf 4' V 'I 421 Tokvls T' . Nw, ix lt 1 'IV-l lla 18 Jim Ruggieroi Tech cluh up rate: Nt rnechanlw' niecisf 'T , , CEXPTAINS WERE aeingg i. ' and Jerry Widmann of Prep ahd Joe Suminski and Phil Zuravlefi of Tech. The Little Brown jug is due to be transferred to Tech next lweek. Tonight was examinatior- Night and next week we'll hold the cornmncemenk exercises. said Of -fn. T... G wht! iw' 413, 'l . .' Nrd out a :met ,gain of ',-Yfjif, Aww- I QQ? X.Z,2'q7fx.' Only 12108 did 'after the Q' those things. 'vmf 1 O seo 'W f wrt to the pas 'def ' I went. agains. . am night. , He 1.409 q9C',b4Q?Qige'6staz1i15rvd them as ,fame Kun Sslmg I'00m.t 'ing Q9 .X qg -ge ,gvqoe .50 fs in that department. N-'iq GTG - - Kd knew 1 A, Oil times Prep was QR Qt 6,.o9'X' S53 ,'7'7'Y11P109eq, R11Ef8i9l'0 im Sworihyozlea veteran oi, IRS 30-yard line: by QQGQQO 66631 Q 'QI ,6'qfQ.OfNU1'1Zl0 for s1xt The mg ffl - LU..- 20 yards f' ag 9 9.5, 3569 92, l AS xv, AQ, Q4 xr, 3 7-.yitrflfif-L Y , first ti KZ 50 343955 xo We x. oc,xQ9QASsi1'f9i5s'Jxd,, gp., ,- mic Uhr Sep QW e'95i0'?f9nfx9 e-frfsgfzix, by mind ey .Q -,,5fNf i+f'.fo ,S nine-yard I ,Q 45' f?l9f l ' 69053: e l lish a. spot as 113.5 if QQXQW'-Q?-. fm u r themselves in alfxjb Y! 3 jisxgscji U The stall on the ,geticgbkf k e 'as enforced by D. eff? Q9 0 f nally gm wise ,-A -ell 'off n ,QM Y :ons aftcl fir Rnhxx t4S',,Xp'.3t33 ! fuml B ll the xx 113' L'1 Jlll LIIQEQEX 3 Qivgholfg Hlgh WOU is The ciaimil: mishap. J thonh... fi '19 Tech 18 las a left lmnned pass P,-ins Chris! :rin old dup H1 ltr i lilipowski threat' to4Zu1'n'.eft oi: brows ' mbtef5 0 al- lech. The Prep machine L-han 'a loved admirably from its Jen'-.35 0 ' pcv rod r the Tech 15 in nine plays. 'Li ,ixed in a couple of nifty pftnh-out ays and then' ground atrafk sas oving along well. Then pfft. w . h s 'I centpr two, and pac'- I0 a 27-19 lead bex ond ART HILINSKI put Prep Ili own Hg oring posinon early in tl.e mme Prep '3 its Commflndmg 1 a 35,yard m.ma,.3i of al F, ,R ,., the second period on rception, This placed Tren on fmt' R Second Strfn: but e Tech 28' But four www MMF! yarn unit of equal caliber ar .e Ramblers had advanced only? 'WS tammts' road' Hamm WEN? ted this group intact a c yards. i '93 start of the second quarter So it - cry time The ' l ers would een wif-se. Bu ey 4 al n rg 1 1 uldn? 'T' i, . ing abou 'ep- 4-it 'ssl' r . . . lthnliy :eds ,. iherl ... However, it cost him the victorv fmt OIL t'II'Y'S starting group, Witt anawq Clarence tDutchl Burch spear fdfe9g'l1endin:, was called on for action 'dpfatrthe beginning of the second half They more than held their own einffntn 'iger lnkol 'ahl' . lipowsk liser linski with the Zuravleft-Ruggiero lei ith Fentaurs. In fact, they outscorei JP W the Gem City five nine to eight. s Quart Illvialvlitally, Burch scored : mimi' as thai sg could verymmgfl do We W eight of those nine points then. He crmtinued to wax hot re2is- tering eight more in the last frame. Within 45 seconds the Oiler, A . g they th! tallied six points. Bob Porter, ther 311 17 7 Adnb Stop dBurch. with two buckets were 'on 'ating lta tunihles . lost by ncludes and kickoffs. Eh Sp 9011 fd . . 7HCfa.sf,,ZS lm, ,Ruggiero l the throwing- end of this rally. Thr QM I 'ff.,,,de1mougT1 score read Tech 39, Oil City 37. ' Less than two minutes remained Sk it 161 BOB ZXBROSKY and Bernir X nygh, Flowers left at this point via the foul route. The latter hit the hoops lor two points before doing so Burch's two foul shots and a bas- ket made it 41-41. 1 lgllg I H, 'UH lr' 79152. I. , il' A 1 , 1 I ,M h rf, Q -Q-Aye gluitshall f , .:. .' x s - ' H Z ' V' f you an Gust' V .41 I.. , y 'i ' . . f an . -i ' . l cil x' Coutq ti I - 1. ' . ' . 0 is t V . . awww Q . ,Ky y V V I 'Hg W V F' 1' 'A' 'r .- ' A gr ,, l,.,,1 .ff . as ' ,li , ., Y 1,., ,..-1 15 ' ,' , ' U :f 1. - 0 -:X . . 0 . i' A ' 'A - A 3 ' ir fo, F TECH A 1 of Agth SHG , :gg wer, two ul as bus ntl! A Con The rvst is now history. 1 , vlbqoaeh , 5 l f .. . , ' ' lm' , . E f 45, jff,,.f fl.,-, 4, bg 1,12 Uday Burchs 21 points proved game W ffff.. I ' 711 lin! ' Calabr 131 ' if if 'han llriqh. Ruggiero paced Tech with . .rc-1. , ny. Y' es, S in .- 1,2 n v ' ls if ft 'iuvl'-l 'f T.f 'f tv 'Q 11' . xxx nuggets mae 106 yanegnalf 'fl X 'A s le Mg:,,u,1l1.,Mf .W 51gQ,,L , jfwavg afpimes of We and 0 was apllllllllllllll Q X nm-MFG H35 coiisthzcinticxie lin. 'A' f Y be ' Phed oniyosser Ollefated hu ' Wm .Sig p ans. at I S 'tl FootBal!'.Ai:1 Tech 1' alces Grid Crown 7? Q WELCO ME H omr-5 , Ll L 5Row1v JUG r wmsme HQ ,Q CRO RSM- '04 7 14' 0 Wf the YL '7L'J7 AQIL 0. .gf X 1 4-.4 . 9 3 i f X 4M QQ K 1 I I f Coach 'ROLL c,ef5 groghgnefl rf Ummm-- Locket here, ---- -- , 'Ns V 'NWN I. .4 J mw- , gn 4 J' K rf 4:- We L -' f M a' ' 1W'i,,f, Q Q muizlnv I5 J I Y f L17 K ws Hurrah ' It Q- psf! O gfi YS if ' if O 1 Q4 Z? ' T5 Qi? ef. Qrhpl. ' , B Gush. qrp?qet IP .g f J' f Q ,K fl' i l viii jf 'Y xx A . fl K6 y 'Z li if J-P Q mf . ' J' ' I I fr P rs 1 , Ls. X9 77. arsify ghofdaff Tech's football team opened practice August 18, with 75 boys from both squads in uniform. Thirty-three members of the team made the trip to Camp Twanekoto, where a two-week training session was held. The boys returned in fine shape and were joined by a group of about 90 candi- dates. Football enthusiasm was never higher at Tech. The first game of the season was away at Aliquippa, where the team emerged victorious, the score being 13-7. Condition was the deciding factor, even though we fumbled six times during the game. Our first game in the stadium was against Ellwood City. Fumbilitis again hampered the team, for Ellwood scored two touchdowns as results of our fumbles. The final score was 13-6. Academy was our first opponent in the city series race, and we tied them 0-0. Bradford was next, and after giving them 13 points as a result of fumbles, our team came back to score twice. However, the final score was 20-14 in favor of Bradford. East was our second opponent in the city series, the team had a fairly easy time with them. Nearly all of the squad saw action in the game which ended 27-12. Vincent was our third battle, probably the toughest of the city series games. However, we had the better team and beat them 14-13. It was an exciting game, and ended with Vincent hammer- ing on our five yard line. In our next road trip we met Stubenville, Ohio, where a good club turned us back 26-0. Unde- feated Duquesne, one of the toughest teams in Pennsylvania, also handed us a 26-0 defeat. Then came the final and most important game of the season with our friends from across the way, Cathedral Prep. It was a clash for the city championship and the Little Brown Jug. The boys were tops and really outplayed Prep, winning 14-0. It was Tech's first football championship in the school's history. The following Monday a gigantic Victory Rally was held in the auditori- um. Prep Coach Walter Strosser, George Geiger, and Jerry Widdman presented us with the Little Brown J ug. We also received the Reserve Officers Trophy, The Exchange Club Trophy, and the Principal's Permanent Trophy. The squad and coach were crowned and feted by the ma- jorettes and cheerleaders, student body, Erie's Mayor, the School Board President, and other prominent persons. Radio station WERC made recordings of the rally and aired them at 11:00 that night. Our final celebration came at our Football Banquet, held December 2, at Sunset Inn. Bill Daddio, former All-American at Pitt, and coach at Allegheny College, was the main speaker. Mike Cannavino was M. C. About 70 Alumni attended, and met to organize the Alumni Associa- tion. E 3 Nm Q Q b arsii ki, Edward Jantosik Donald Bielinski, Raymond Grygo, Lloyd Brown, Robert Zabrosky, Anthony Starocci, f.. ubows in Jak dw E 1-. Row S o 'l'1 3 cv -.-. .-M Let ond ym ki, Ra U1 3 O E To E 5:1 .-C1 O '1 Cf 5-4 .93 to 'io n-3 D54 cn CD E CU 5 f. 9. N Q Q Z C3 3. 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Mon., Sept. 20 Vincent O Tech 34 Mon., Sept. 27 Academy 6 Tech 12 Thurs., Oct. 7 Prep 6 Tech 7 Mon., Oct. 11 East 0 Tech 18 Mon., Oct. 18 Vincent 0 Tech 19 Mon., Oct. 25 Academy 0 Tech 0 Mon., Nov. 1 Prep 0 Tech O Thurs., Nov. 4 East 0 Tech 31 LETTERMEN-Ralph Barbaro, Neil Barzano, John Bujalski, August Coccarelli, Donald Denevic, John Gorsk', J H h obert Latina, Leonard Rzepecki, Paul Schrock, Joseph Sinicki, Richard Strike, Robert Wieczorek, Edward VVieig:JGi'Sek. anna , Paul Hogan' T l-1 D R wp. :EE has H913 D-Q.-C! EB 'Hs 52 Q85 En N v-I season n its history. The team not only won the Cha 3' Q o 'U Q9 L. o U V1 V2 43 S1 GJ C O D-4 CL O n play. 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Ronald Visnosky, Manager, Valentine Wieczyk. amor gfqlz jaskefhaff Row 1-Raymond Romecki, Donald Polaski. ROW 2-Stephen Jurkewicz, Walter Perkins, Edward Czulewicz, Stanley Pakelay Richard Madlehner. ROW 3-Carl Fetzner, Manager, Daniel Yll1'kOV4iC, Robert Wienczkowski, John Jeska, Harry Campbell, Thomas Jaskiewicz, Thomas Maries. Coach, Mr. B. Harkins. ' Q21 a ic, 1 - 1 , Es to ,wwf , ,,,,.: ' 'fx s 411. V, 1 y .,,,g,1 2, J 9 .Z r DovrY1iYuck,A'ForJba I VJ Georqe, Wilex 4'f' S1l5 i3-mf?S2KiK5'ff!NzePW James Yuqq Hero CIRHOY1 KBSYIH , K , , Ed ward 'Bo vow IC 2- 41 5 I Zi Wieczoreb. ' lid mund peck. Hevsrq Kalivnowsli Jehu 440-5455489 .Bamberg Dovulcl 'Davidson June 1948 Tech 6 Prep 4 ,june 4 1943 June 1948 Tech 0 Strong Vincent 3 June 9, 1943 July 1948 Tech 11 East6 June 11 1948 July 1948 Tech 1 Academy 7 Jung 18 1948 July 1948 Tech 1 Strong Vincent 9 June 21 1948 July 1948 Tech 10 East 6 Jung 22 1943 July 1948 Forfeit to Prep June 25 1943 Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Nic hae! 'Pvuzenshi Strong Vincent 7 Prep 5 Academy 12 Strong Vincent 8 East 4 East 4 Academy 5 f ROW 1-Aloysius Lazan, Norman Janulewski, Leonard Deptula, John Spinelli. EMU ROW 2-Lino Innocenzi, Leonard Stachera, Andrew Satyshur. ROW 3-Coach, Mr. Howard Rose, Captain, Andrew Satyshur. Steve Cabaday, at an auditorium program, received the Erie Tennis Club Trophy, and a member- ship to the club for winning the city title in 1948. Byron Bosser and Joe Smith presented the trophy. Kenneth Kinsinger, John Barbato, Howard StoOpS. off ABSENT-Dominick Di Andrea. Coach, Mr. V. Donovan, Captain, Howard Stoops. mek ROW 1-Raymond Grygo, Fred Kane, Richard Barber, Lloyd Brown, Kay Weed, George Ba- logh, Donald Maxwell. ROW 2-Charles Peterson, Joseph Nowaski, Thomas Freeman, Ralph Heil, Coach, Mr. Carl Osbeck, Nello Difucca, Lawrence Milkowski, Raymond Glaz, Manager, John Monti. ROW 3-Walter Lassman, Zigmunt Jasinski, Stephen Pochatko, Francis Noonan, Joseph Su- minski, Edward Wieczorek, John Gorski, Thomas Birley, Charles Bruce. Gross Gowziry ROW 1-Theodore Barilla, Joseph Nowaski, Kay Weed. ROW 2-Manager Ross Thurber, Paul Patzke, Coach Mr. Henry Narducci, Walter Lassman, Leonard Poswiatowski. fafx Qyafer jpofo ROW 1-John Spinelli, Paul Niedzwiecki, LeRoy Stanbro, Thomas Gregoroff. Row 2-Edward Szymanowski, Chester Maciulewicz, Thomas Matysiewicz, Donald Kraus William Kraus. ROW 3-Richard Kulczewski, Manager Bernard Pamula Captain Edward Krotoszynsk Q v y . y, George Balogh, John Spilko. ABSENT-Richard Bargielski, Raymond Letkiewicz. RRY LETKIEWICZ. DICK BIXRGIELSKI Swimming ROW 1-William Kraus, John Spinelli, Joseph Lazar. ROW 2-Bernard Pamula, George Leissner, LeRoy Stanbro, Richard Bargielski, Raymond Let kiewicz. ROW 3-Richard Kulczewski, Edward Krotoszynski, George Balogh, Donald Bielinski, Coach Mr. John Grasberger. -inaxivllcz' RELA , RAWNON0 Lb IO CHAMP BILL s Y TEAM TRW-T ,iz D JRAUS 40 YU- DON Q, N LLSK. Geffvzce gfqfliza J! 7 I i 1 ! Z I IT l f I 75 1 '3f4vN'1-gf X-,Jr Mr. Donovan, the cheerleaders ad- visor, getting hep. This active group deserves a big pat on the back. The cheerleaders not only cheered at games, but planned many pep rallies which kept school spirit soaring to a new high. , Q g fy Q ffffff LE N 5 .,, .mnurvwg-QYWM ,, A, W A .., , 'HL , - lyrk' f' ' 1, f ff J ff - A 'f . f . f ,,flT :'..Q:!f-15,uQ?F1 eff X-. ' l ' ri, f 'D 'I . ' A' 'i 2 ' K L 4 ,I I I 1 3-Aix' ffffzf , . . 6 f GA h X? U Nz, U 15 J MNMWM-R X H ff xx dp . , , f X 'IN f J V ,X I ,BABE E - . fl ' 1 E . K. ,Nw sh T lv 6 Glub The T Club is an organization consisting of all the boys who have won Varsity letters. This organization is strictly honorary. ROW 1-Richard Golembieski, Ross Thurber, Ralph Bruno, Donald Rupp, Thomas Mihalic, George Wiler. ROW 2-Bernard Kwiatkowski, George Balogh, John Malinowski, Joseph Suminski, Robert Zabrosky, Kay Weed, Nello Di Fuccia, Raymond Grygo. ROW 3-Zygmunt Jasinski, Anthony Starocci, James Light, Edmund Peck, Lloyd Brown, Bernard Pamula, Edward Krotoszynski, Harry Zalewski, John Czarnecki. ROW 4-John Barbato, Richard Esposito, Norbert Rydzewski, Lino Innocenzi, Howard Stoops, Raymond Letkiewicz, Clifton Bennett, Francis Noonan, Harold Horton, Edwin Jakubowski. dlafionaf gfonor Sociefy l A ROW 1-Wilda Regelman, Beverly Gepner, Ralph Bruno, Vice President, Alberta Cifolelli, Secretary, Ross Thurber, Treasurer, Dolores Costay, Edith Wetschel. ROW 2-Leon Macisukiewicz, Edwin Jakubowski, Donald Whitman, Alex Miklinski, William Salchli, Howard Ellsworth, Robert Wheeler, Daniel Baker, Mr. Victor Donovan, Advisor. ABSENT-James Ruggiero, President. , 7' HAVING fUN Ay- THE HY! !A7'fa,y NNN I MP A SOME Foo D l RQ! Ulvllvl . , I QQ ! 19 I F el u 'i'V.i. ff.- fff K-J gc 3 The Makers at QINIID congratulate the 1949 graduates at TECHNICAL HIGH SCHCOL and hope that the future bwilf bring ess and happiness to every one of th HAMMERMILL PAPER CCDMPANY Erie. Pennsylvania . i -A l jr- S E ' m E ,, ? '-l 1? , a W IUAAUI 5 E E 2 E A L E S I 0 S fffff I E Y I an ,, - ' fl!! M259 Z 4 .1 E 2 MM W' If -,zf.Q3 E Z ' ji ' f ,271 E E , ,gf 5 U ,.f,N'- , ' Lf Z '-W oo 5 . , 1 - A - , E: MM, 1 W 0 U R I R Q, 'E V ' XT- 1' Q- Illlll E Ee S 1- 7? SQ .E 3 E us compleffalq sealed 'E 5 or l10Uf E F 'PROTECTION E EADOW BROOK Milk comes to you completely sealed 2 with a Sterilized Plastic coated Hood. This hood is sealed S over the regular cap at a temperature of 400 . assuring positive E sterilization. No dust, dirt or hands can touch the pouring surface of the bottle. The pouring surface of the bottle is important to you. 3 Every drop of mills must flow over it. Protect that surface Q E from contamination. Insist on fully-protected, S E vnamm D, Meadow Brook Milk. ' Remember. only Meadow Brook offers this ' S positive protection. , 3 ff R i 0? E M, Always ask for Meadow Brook -11 ' V mg, 'Qpmfla 5-gif-f5 i'k . l I 3-3157 l H BUFFALO ROAD AT HARRISON l 5.1 PFW' -Li research pre- Years of busi- try into CII I' 0ll ded C8 1921. We had de- garage in veloped a product that the Q3 -C w-f L' RS -4 ,- 0 If f YI 41 4-3 w 9' CIC L-1 ..- .4 .-4 companies of oil smallest needed- the U. S. A. in 116 asoli Il g drive m ot or meter pumps. Am- to credit ke We li 'n 5 4-f C il U-vi o E o 1 GJ cu X4 F-I-1 E .v U L 0 230 .E U1 Q GJ Q .Zi 1: I-4 O W-'I U1 Q E :s Cl-4 Ts Q as I :E Q. E 5 D-1 cu .E F5 va CYS QD U0 Q 33 :S Q E O LP Q O Z Q CI cd bn Q 33 Q Q E Q CJ qc? va :Q Q3 Q 3 'hx 3 E SZ' B 0 drops millions of doll rs into Erie 21 s that roll n P3 Y BS ressors, Comp Air uf 50 Q 'P-W 4-2 fi 54 'C C C5 U2 S9 L CU 5 C: O 'P-4 +-1 CU -4-v U2 Q3 .E TJ' m CYS U :rf E CD 4-7 rn 2 CD be .E E Q ke 4.3 5-0 O Airp Products, Petroleum t s i ake H1 and businesses FS. Washe :- CG O '15 CI CYS U1 Q cu 4-3 S Air veral Se lso for 21 possible hundred Erie Meter fami- through live happily t0 QS ..- security. THE PLAZA DANCE STUDIO BALLROOM DANCE INSTRUCTION By Appointment BATON - BALLET - TAP KEGISTRATIONS OPEN FOR BEGINNERS, ADVANCED AND PROFESSIONAL STUDENTS Phone 9-2406 or' 9-9636 for 21 Free Dance Analysis ERIE OWNED -- ERIE OPERATED PLAZA ENTERPRIZES, INC. Office and Studio-WZGSG Peach at Goodrich sl , S-'fix Qi 'il' ,El i A ' is - 9 ,Q .Q Thirty-five Years of Continued Service to the Athletes of Erie High Schools Palace Hardware House fi 41 gli will H 3 ' , , Umllgw 1 Erie, Penna. Buy the Best-Buy Sealtest ECOMA ERIE COUNTY MILK ASS'N Phone 2-2255 LOVELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Makers of Pressure Cleansers CWringerSJ Rubber Rolls Ice and Field Hockey Sticks Erie's Quality Shop For Distinctive Fashions Uhr I-Ialle Bros. Qu. 122 West 10th sr. Phone 2-5451 Klaks fWood Sole Sandlesb Made To Your Measure Nb SUITS Fon MEN .- Fon LADIES . , 'X 549.50 to 369.50 In Em, It S lk Finest of Domestic and Imported Fabrics SUITS and COATS for MEN and WOMEN IN STOCK 329.50 to 555.00 Pants and Slacks - 357.95 to 514.95 PERRY SQUARE CLOTHES 701 State Street Erie, Perma. ERIE'S LEADING PAINT STORE f f N Remember when you think of paint, think of 0 Q Erlepalnt o. Better Service COR. 14431 8' STATE ST. GET A GOOD MUSICAL EDUCATION From Beginner to Competent Artist, at the ERIE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Established in 15513 156 West Seventh Street, Erie, Pa., Phone 2-2824 Principal, Peter IreSueur Iiachclor ol' Music, Oxford University: Fellow ot' the Royal College ol' Orgxanists, London. Iiiccntiate of tht. Royal Academy ot' Music, London. Fellow oi' the American Guild ol' Organists Organist and Choirmastgr Iflnicritus of St. Paul's Episcopal Clxthctlral CONSERVATORY COURSES To students desiring' to take one subject only, complete courses are given at moderate fees by a highly qualified faculty of fifteen artists, in Piano, Voice, Organ, Violin. Viola, Cello, Double Bass, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Saxophone, Harp, Trumpet, Alto, Baritone. Trombone, Tuba, Piano-Accordion, Mandolin, Spanish and Hawaiian Guitars, Xylophone, Banjo, Sight Singing, Theory, Musical Knowledge, Harmony, Counterpoint, Composition, Fugue, Analysis and History of Music. Certificates awarded on the satisfac- tory completion ol' each grade. The Conservatory has seven Grand Pianos. GRADUATION COURSES To students desiring' to do more comprehensive work for personal culture or with a View to taking' up Music as a profession, Graduation Courses are offered with Piano, Voice Organ, Band and Orchestral Instruments, Composition, Harmony and Theory as principal subjects. CLASSES IN HARMONY AND GENERAL MUSICAL KNOWLEDCE Conducted by Principal, Peter LeSueur These classes meet once a week and each session lasts an hour. Open to all music Students, singers and players, Whether pupils of the Conservatory or not, who Wish to round out their musical education and ensure for themselves a solid foundation in good musicianship. Attendance at this class for two years, or its equivalent in private lessons is required from each candidate for graduation. Fee 551.00 a lesson, which includes use of text books and material. Certificates awarded. l 2666614 '75e famze md! place 3, Q3g,fiL'1ff M t fS up gzeazfez empkcwda an AC K DC G .. , Som 1 r., ioooeifriim enfucatwnaf ,ezepavednece 9 M o t o r Generator ,, Sets 'U 1000 lf- W- 25440: may time an 1346 ,bead I Induction Motors 1 to 1500 h. p. I High Cycle M-G Sets 0 Terminal Blocks for connecting wires at Switchboards, etc. 9 Hand operated Gen- erators for Army and Navy Signalling' GQOD P4409 'PIN' N .I ,Ile 2 I urn gc, 0ar YEARISOOK PRINTING A SPECIALTY Our 1949 productions include the following: Cathedral Prep. Academy High School, Harborcreek High School, Mercyhurst Seminary, Villa ,Maria College, St. Vincent's Nurses. Tech High School, Lawrence Park High School, Strong Vincent High School. and Mill Creek High School FURNITURE WORKERS FEDERAL LABOR UNION Local No. 19609, Erie X MARKHAM'S- Erie's Only Complete Music Store It's Great to be in the Bind H-He You H0 1rd the New I eilntflnstrument tl Own Valrslty Records Rent ll 3 lop Tunes On f X I H per month Each Record 1 1 I-1 ,pl fl,!:l,i'1 live R eene O -te I ' H Lf? ' eeee g,Wpf!!?ffyMfLGQ6 'L fl ' 2 S52 2 ' 'O I I 'la C 4 A ': y 4 A A Q ' ' A I 1.1: L :E -Y Phone 2-3340 I7 West 11th St. Erie's Style Leaders i , 5 are Meyer Quality Is App oa hirig a -' G. 'Your Guide to Fulql Ceintury CgqL 46mqb Satisfaction Smart College Styled Apparel for Hi Students CLOTHING I HATS 6 SHOES 0 FURNISHINGS Also Misses' and TeenfAge Suits and Coats P. A. MEYER E99 SONS ERIE'S FOREMOST CLOTHIERS 817-819'821 State Street A Jima 1352 wa fi 1: . -' ..., Ai ei 'sw ROASTERS OF FINER COFFEE . . . Catering to Clubs and Restaurants Our Specialty The Crocker Sprague Co. Dunkirk, New York Q -- 5 . , Sunbeam Bread .a -. 'Wal l 'fm ' . At Your , Sf I 5' 'fa Q E :'V ,,'., 'A' Q . dm' Independent x . 5 S 'mais Kuff?-i.5LQ'f?i ' . cRocER's - finaly, f ' 'f 'flzread at its Rest HEYL PHYSICIANS SUPPLY CO Compliments . LA 5 AMERICAN FEDERATION 'I- c LABOR 5 5 4 Q lqfona 1 Bo 'P 49' o Z 4 2: 0 ., 2 9 . 5. . . fklf YF lllfllnf, lil' . . Sl! L Maxon OfflC6 Equipment H H 05222 SSAUW epeflflffee Co' , E. Shaw Walker Master Lraft sig. ,I 1409 State Street -al' . Desks - Files - Safe - Office Supplies M1lk U Ice Cream Chaifs Product Of D. E. White Telephone 2-2549 SANITARY FARMS DAIRY Telephone 2-280g 521 East 18th St. Phone 2-5617 Compliments of Q Eckerds y N Prescription Drug Stores-Medicines Q Toilet Artielee-Sundries Cand 5 ' At Reasonable Prices and Guaranteed f Satisfaction on Every Purchase Three Stores Cakes - Candies - Luncheons 1109 State-9th and State47ll6 State Erie 926 State St. 26th and Parade Sts. Compliments of M. O. Shreve Guild Optician Frank Grehl Dry Cleaners ERIE OPTICAL COMPANY 823 Peach Street Phone 2--189-1 1-Ili? West 21st St. Erie Kimmel 8x Son SHOES - HOSIERY - BAGS 78 Years At The Same Location Corner 17th and Sassafras Sts. DON-DE COFFEE At all Home Owned Food Stores Jacob Haller Company Wholesale Distributors HEADQUARTERS FOR CONN .ANU lusvnuuznrs Dale Williams' Music Shop 1015 State Street W Lind Floor SODERBERG 8: BUHL WHOLESALE and RETAIL POULTRY Fresh Country Eggs 918 Parade St. Phone 2-2058 ' , posi ' 3 I rugs ' ,tment 1 3 918 PEACH wne of leaner Exxlusive agents operation. Flood-light that can he controlled in the search for dirt in dark corners. There are more but only a demonstration in your home I' ' n ' h s do them and on your perm al cleaning pro lem can justice. Phone for a free demonstration . . . The Kirby Company of Erie 917 French Street. Erie, Pennsylvania Edward L. Gamble. Dist. Phone 2-2821 FIN E ACCESSORIES Winning pause 425 X ERIE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Bottled Under Authority of The Company by plus lc tax Congratulations - Class of 1949! l 1ni3Q'.Q.fg1 i B-oper g P g PROTECTION I ' Pays. - X Colvin RIGHT IN! .-fTn5'61115 1 fff' Erie's Only Escalator Store cf State Street at 9th V Since 1877 . l ' h Matt F GISC mann BUNGALOW PARK GROCERY and MEAT MARKET Clothing and Furnishings Shoes and Rubbers for the Whole Family Staple and Fancy Groceries Hunting and Out-door Clothing Fruits and Vegetables 2611 Parade Phone 0-9290 Elie, Pa- 3223 Peach Congratulations To The Graduating Class of 1949 Daka Paper Company Fourth and State Streets Erie, Pa. On With the Dance! SAMMY DIEHL and His Orchestra Featuring GLADYS GILLESPIE Songstress Music from 9 to 1 on Fridays, 9:30 to 1:30 on Sat.,f' 8:30 to 12:30 on Sun. FRIDAY NIGHT SQUARE DANCE 3 George Barber, Caller La Nuova Aurora Members Only 1518 Walnut Street A Progressive, Philanthropic Organization Compliments of C. H. Collman Congratulation to Class of 1949 Reliable Home Furnishings Dr. R. H. Collman Co., Inc. Opwmeffists 1213-19 state st. 125 VV. Sth St1'eet Erie, Pa. Erie, Pa. Hamilton - Elgin - Bulova L. Press 8a Co. Everything for Work - Dress - Play Waltham Watches Blue White Perfect Diamonds W. A. Davis Jeweler 1206-16 State St, 107 West 10th street 1' Phone C5-7140 Times Square Your Preparation For The Business Field Is Now A Matter of Prime Importance To become employable you Greetings must now be well prepared Q Our Courses have met the enthusiastic en- dorsement of State and National Business , School Organizations. Jay 3 School of Floral Our Graduates have the approval of the Designing Employing Public in business and profes- sional organizations. A catalog will be mailed you on request. Erie Business College 220 West Ninth St. Erie, Pennsylvania 44 Clinton Street North East, Pa. I I Protect What Yau Have I. D. McQuistion CO. Insurance That Insures 1421 G. Daniel Baldwin Bldg. Phone 2-6701 Gustafson Optical Co. Dispensing Opticians 103 West 9th Street Phone 2-4219 Erie, Pa. WELCOME . . . The enduring qualities of THE ERIE DAILY TIMES are based on 61 years of dependable service. Thatls why it is E1'ie's favorite Newspaper . . . welcome, wanted, respected in 9 out of 10 homes! Knights of St. John Building Association 660 West 26th Street Erie Tops With Ameriea's Young Circles Weather-Bird Shoes 'iii PARTS - SALES 8z SERVICE on Washers and Vacuum Cleaners Harry E. Mueller THE KEY MAN 18 East 9th Street Keys for House, Auto Trunks and Safes 908 PEACH Locksmith I-I 411 Il , .IOII1 the - ll ll. .,.... .. '.-, Mi , 11 ' E. 8: A. Doubet Y M C A JEWELERS ' ' ' ' Pay Cash - Buy for Less 10th and Holland so-gets Phone 5-4242 Make it your downtown headquarters C202 East 10th Streetl Erie, Pa. JLVLUWP' CLEANERS AND DYERS 402 W. 3nd st. Phone 2-2987 COLD STORAGE VAULT ON PREMISES WHEN Yen have learned to drive your ante SAFELY and SANELY inein-e in with the Erie Insurance Exchange ' Since 1901 . . . the store of famous shoes for men, women and children was il ff M Wi ofcourse Sanner Office Supply 1119-1123 Peach St. Erie, Pa. Desks - Chairs - Files - Safes Systems - Supplies Always a Place to Park ERIE ARBEITER GESANG VEREIN 324 East 18th St. Home of Good Fellowship Members Only Gem City Dairy Bar Erie's Finest Made 503 East Sth Street Phone 2-3758 if We Congratulate the Graduating Classes of 1949 On their Splendid Scholastic Record and wish them A Continued Success efdceuwwfkn co' INDU id! 'Pa1'nfHeadquarfer!N 715' .Quai eW.ef if 62,4 921 I 331 fp State Streets Congratulations When in need of fine - DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVER Always See Ford E. O'Dell Jeweler 24 W. 10th St. Next To Shea's Compliments of Erie Forge Co. Erie Forge 8z Steel Co. Erie, Pa. Frontier Cake Shop Highest Quality Baked Goods 1650 West Sth St. Phone 2-3090 Erie, Pa. Jos. J. Buckel, Prop. NOTICE TO STUDENTS Sterling Welcomes you to visit our plant for information on producing and processing milk. Experts in this line will aid you with facts for writing your composition. Sterling Milk 3330 Peach st. Phone 9-9691 WVe have just received a new shipment of plastic frames in all colors and all styles. Come In and See Them Hess Brothers, Opticians 113 West 9th St. Erie, Pa. Phone 2-2382 The Only Optical Place with a Parking' Space Upton-Lang Company General Building Contractors 1009 Commerce Bldg. Erie, Pa Member of The Associated General Contractors of America, Inc. 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