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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

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Vfe have been going to school to prepare ourselves for this task. lt is our hope that you will enjoy our year book presentation. x I X I 2 ' , , l - X- -I I X x x 1 f I V it A A - A 5 L' a : : I S : 3 3 KVA? 5 'H V ,.. V Y - 3 , 1 . L - - V A C - 1, L-T F . 'f17r,' 2 G E S 1 E E 5 . ' 1 -wlif -n Q! L 1 : : Q U I , W,5ijiff5Q,Q?jggQfj.fm,.IMM J - -, lv X -.,M?i-ff' Q! -- f ew 'W QQW4 4 af f'3 . ., ,,.-Q, Jr . gi-.134 -,, f E ..vA J N b ., vb - I. - i3.:E1:?.g .-V, i1-jj ',,.. V I' - ...,,.. , ..,,... , ...-.,. ,. ,,..fa-'V ,X V, Klfllpfkf Q of IZ Fllfljgf v xx if 7 'JD 1 uw J X X A 19 fx A ks, 1 I h N. V .mil 'A - , In M s l ,I W . f- Kffff. Au ff ML A Q,t ' 2 7' 1 H 1 P! Q QA, I al .A1!1! Dedication Henry M. Narducci-lt is with great pleasure that the Senior Class ot 1952 dedicates this is- sue ot the Torch to Mr. Henry Narducci, tor his patience and untiring efforts to improve the status ot the yearbook. . Mr. Ioseph M. Plavcan-It is indeed a great honor tor the Senior Class ot 1952 to dedicate the Torch to Mr. loseph M. Plavcan, our distinguished Art instructor. He is a rnan to be respected and admired by all. ' 1 4 l1llVl5TA?147'0lV 3 E .F .- E 2 X , 1? 4 . 4 Y , x- X s Z X ,.f 3g5gTb N 1 '. -'f, W ,f f 1? 115. W , ,H H A- 1,1-v.:v..,ig ef ' . A wi ' 1 Ui. -1 -:, 4- ' fm? X ' fy' 2 'rn'- ' I ,dnl IIIIIIJI. .mlllllllllllllllf'HIII' kills.. U I A 74 f A , 2 ll 1 O X twill v. f SiS W nvns1P1!!!!??lllwawW, . J Cf f ll U fMyqyyr11f OL ll 5 , ' 151 - A - ice: HIISS AURELIA KLUGIEWICZ Office Secretary MR. FRANK E. ANTHONY Principal MR. JOHN F. WARD Asst. Principal v1oLA ANDREWS English ALBERT CALABRESE Pliysziiuzl Education ROBERT CALVERT English FA Y DA LEY Drafting RAYMOND DOMBROWSKI History CLARA FISHEL English EDWARD HAYES Cabinet Making' ARTHUR HOPPER Drafting ROBERT JONES Machine Shop THOMAS MCGRAW Pattern Making WILLIAM MIESZCZAK Machine Shop HENRY NARDUCCI P.O.D., Civics OSCAR NUTTER Band CARL OSBECK Physics, Scie e 9 JOSEPH PLAVCAN JOHN RAINSFORD General Shop Mwwfn ROBERT RATHFON Sheetmetal LYNN M. REYNOLDS Physics, Science ROBERT T. ROBB Mathematics MURIEL SCHABACKER Librarian CHARLES THOMAS Auto Shop JOHN THOMAS Printing JOHN UNGERMAN Mathematics MILDRED VANDUSEN Mathematics TORCH STAFF EDITORS IN CHILI' M LAWRENCE BERDIS DOLORES CHATHAM MARY LOU GRASSI HENRY DUNN JUDY BIANCOSINO Reporter RONALD GINDLESPERGER Asst. Sports Editor WALTER PERKINS Sports Editor RICHARD KONIECZKO Photographer SHIRLEY RUSSELL Asst. Photographer 'ROBERT DARDENNE Sales Manager NORMAN ALBERTADT A rt Editor- Asst. Sales Manager CATHERINE DIDION Typist EMIL CHEMENTI Reporter 3 -ff Nlokj X 9 QNQNV 3 x Xa WW QQ99 W P 9 xo Q XX 1 N A Q49 x xx X vwgzifwx , Q wawwx Q 995115 GN NN wx 1 M xa 6 x 'Q 'sqm Q x N8-X x wow Y- X 9 e Q PQ A ER -5 :af ' fffTQf, , x ,A Q Z Q -.-WF' , ,R f--':9NQ5..' ' ,fixfgbil X Q , Q-5.-51, , vQiqnS9i0YiyfS.' .M Commencement Speakers LAWRENCE BERDIS EMIL CHIMENTI HENRY DUNN MARIE LOUISE GRASSI SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS HARRY CAMPBELL President HENRY BALTINE Vice President MARY LOU GRASSI Secretary LOUIS WISINSKI Treasurer Executive Uloancf Cwlemlvena at Lange W5 mm Beams N G WALTER PE RUNS RAYMONDTOMCZAK BAM - -, FEBRUARY SENIORS JUDITH BIANCOSINO Art- Judy Likes a good time..happy and C3.1'6f1'66..Sh6,S short and cut.. and she loves to dance. PETER BUSH Slick Most of the time is 'spent at Mary Lou's houseufriendly.. easy to get along with. OCTAVIO CHIAPAZZI Ockey Plays basketball and likes all sports. .pet peeve. .waiting. LOUIS COCCORELLI Sheetmetal- Luigi Likes to hunt in his spare time. . pet peeve. .car windows. .when broke. DAVID COMSTOCK Machine Shop- Dave He's always sleeping-pet peeve . .alarm clocks. CHARLES GOETZ Sheetmetal- Chuck Pastimendriving a wreck..so naturally, he hates women driv- ers. JACK KREBS Drafting- Jackie Spends most of his time driv- ing a hot rod. .pet peeve. .get- ting into wrecks. VAL JEAN LA PLACA Art- Val Long red hairugood dancer.. she is happy when taps are on her toes. PAUL LEISSNER Drafting- Simp Spends his time and money on dates. .pet peeve. .bleached hair. RICHARD MAGEE Machine Shop- Mickey Teases teachers. .they are also his pet peeve. .if you see a cloud of smoke, it isn't the atomic bomb, it's Magee in his hot rod. CARTER McCUNE Drafting- Mickey Tall blonde..always ready for a fight. ROSZAN PELLICAN Art- Rosie Scissors happy. .full of fun and mischief. JAMES PHOENIX Machine Shop- Jim He loves to drive..it's only natural that his pet peeve is women drivers. DONALD POLAGYI Sheetmetal . . Golden Boy Loves athletics..he is good in any sport you can name..pet peeve. .getting up in the morn- ing. ANTHONY WIEDERLE Printing- Skip Friendly to all. .lots of fun.. he spends most of his time loaf- ing. .seen at the Avenue Sweet Shop. JUNE SENIORS RICHARD ABBEY Printing- Abb Pixie eyes..nice personality.. likes to dance. .spends most of his time on sports and dancing. VINCENT AGOSTINO Auto- Vinnie A flash..a Ford..there goes Vinnie. NORMAN ALBERSTADT Drafting- Norm He's got a smile for every oc- casion. .spends most of his time in New York State PAUL AMENDOLA Auto- Butch Likes to play cards-pet peeve. . loafing. . fWhat's this 'IJ LOUIS ANDERSON Machine Shop- Louie Plays a dreamy sax. .Wavey blonde hair. GARY ANDREWS Art- Sam Shy..spends most of his time drawing. .pet peeve. .big wheels. BOYD BAKER Printing- Bo Bo Blue eyes. .dark hair. .nice com- bination..his fine pitching was a great asset to our baseball team. HENRY BALTINE Drafting-- Baldy Spends most of his time on sports..1isting science as his pet peeve. ROBERT BARNWELL Drafting- Bob Lots of fun. .likes to dance. .pet peeve. .people who like to bor- row his car. DANIEL BEDNARSKI Cabinet Making- Danny There is no doubt as to what his favorite sport is..weight lifting..Those bulging muscles prove it. ANTHONY BELLO Auto- Tony Contageous grin. .t all. .lik e s sports. .pet peeve. .short hair. LAWRENCE BERDIS Drafting- Larry Intelligentmenjoys partici- pating in sports. STANLEY BIALOMIZY Machine Shop- Boss Enjoys music. .he says he agrees with everyone. .if they agree with him. .pet peeve. .egotists. LEWIS BOURN E Art- Sonny Loves to talk about girls. . spends most of his time with girls. .pet peeve. .substitute teachers. CHARLES CALDWELL Auto- Charley Pastime. .he chooses girls. .pet peeve. .Hot Rods. . QI agreej HOWARD CAMPBELL Cabinet Making- Harry We couldn't have fun without him! DOLORES MAY CHATHAM Art- Dee She says she spends most of her time worrying. .her pet peeve is men drivers. .there's' a switch! EMIL CHIMENTI Machine Shop- Emy He loves to hunt. .has a pleas- ing personality. .one of the brightest boys we have here. CHARLES COFFEY Machine Shop- Java He likes the hair raising stories in mystery books. FRANK COPEN Drafting- Cop Likes sports. .hates people who gamble. EDWARD CZULEWICZ Drafting- Choo Choo Just cropped hair..likes sports his pet peeve. .wise guys. FRANCIS CZULEWICZ Machine Shop- Francie Likes to drive. .planning on get- ting a brand new car '52. .likes model building. .his pet peeve is having a windy story. ROBERT DARDENNE Printing- Bob Talkative. .seen mostly in New York state with Norm. .pet peeve. .Hot-Rods. KENNETH DASH Drafting- Ken Likes to dance. .often seen with his girls. JAMES DA VALLE Printing- Jim Cute personality. .always smil- ing. .and teasing. .pet peeve. . Richard Abbey. PAUL DI NIRO Art- Jasper He tells us that meditation is his pastime. .pet peeve. .narrow minded people. CATHERINE IRENE DIDION Drafting- Porkie Has a very soft voice. .her fa- vorite pastime is waiting for Mel-pet peeve is being called Kate. RONALD DUNLAP Machine Shop- Ron Cute blonde hair. .seems full of fun..and mischief..has a nice personality. HENRY DUNN Art- Dream Boy Spends most of his time at Book- er T. Washington Center, weight lifting. .one of the finest boys at Tech. DARRELL EASTMAN Auto- Dar Works on the stage crew.. friendly personalitynlikes to hunt..pet peeve..people who like to be pitied. PHILIP GACZKOWSKI Printing- Ganzer Has one brown eye and one blue . .likes to count his money in his spare time. .pet peeve. .Dave Manno. RONALD GINDLESPERGER Drafting- Gindy I Plays trombone in the band.. seen with Lucille..pet peeve.. sloppy girls. JEROME GORNIAK Cabinet Making- Jer He sets the girls swooning when he plays his guitar and sings.. is well liked and very popular with everyone. DONALD GRADLER Cabinet Making-'Grappler Don' Good looking. .nice personality . .likes to hunt and fish. .claims school is his pet peeve. EDWARD GRADLER Cabinet Making- Ed Loves to square dance. .peppy. . loads of fun. MARIE LOUISE GRASSI Art- Mary Lou She is three-fourths of our cheer- leading squad. .movie and T.V. fan. .her pet peeve. .people who call her Grasshead. DONALD GREGGS Art Speed Lots of fun. .quiet fif you don't know himlj. .he likes music and is a member of the band..his pet peeve. .DiNiro's pipe. WILLIAM HERSHELMAN Sheetmetal- Willey Quiet. .hmm. .nice looking . . swell personality. . transferred from Vincent not too long ago. LAURENCE HOLTZ Drafting- Larry His favorite pastime is playng golf. .often seen with Houlihan. WILLIAM HOULIHAN Drafting Houly Full of freckles. .spends his time eatin..he says he simply hates washing cars. THOMAS JASKIEWICZ Sheetmetal- Jasky He's on our football team.. spends most of his time with his girls or friends. .pet peeve.. some girls!! JOHN .IESKA Machine Shop- Ja Sleeping is his pastime. .getting up in the morning is his pet peeve. KENNETH KAMINSKI Cabinet Making- Jeff Spends his time hunting and fishinguplays in the band..his pet peeve is John. EDWARD KLAN Cabinet Making- Weasel Loves ice cream. .his pet peeve . .Working. .fthat's newslj EDWIN KLAN Sheetmetal- Ed Spends most of his time watch- ing T.V.. .working is tops on the list of his pet peeves. ROBERT KLINGINSMITH Cabinet Making- Bob Spends his time with girls. . hates to see girls smoke. RICHARD KONIECZKO Art- Lefty He's tall, blonde..shy..spends most of his time taking pictures . .good ones too! STANLEY KRAWCZYK Machine Shop- Stan Eating and sleeping are on the list of enjoyment for him..pet peeve. .going to school. JOHN KUBEJA Pattern Shop- Johnny Likes to fish and hunt. .can't make up his mind about girls.. curley blonde hair. .teasing is his specialty. DAVID MANNO Printing- Doc Most of the time he finds him- self eating Pizza. .his pet peeve is Phil Gaczkowski. THOMAS MARIES Machine Shop- Tom Likes to play golf. .on the bas- ketball team. GEORGE MERGLER Printing. . Merry Likes to fish and hunt. .another of our freckle men. EUGENE MILLER Drafting- Huggins Spends most of his time work- ing on motors. .pet peeve.. making mistakes. ALBERT NIEDZIELSKI Sheetmetal- Little Al Another reason why teachers should get more pay. .full of fun and mischief. .pet peeve. .Copsl STANLEY PAKIELA Machine Shop- Acker Likes to hunt and fish..pet peeve. .arguments WILLIAM PALKOVIC Pattern Making- Polky His pastime is listening to the radio. . fwhat's that?j. .he is an- other that hates school. WALTER PERKINS Drafting-- Red Spends his time eating the food Marilyn should and doesn't. . pet peeve. .women drivers. DONALD POLASKI Art- Don Has a million sweaters. .quiet. . nice. .likes to draw. CHARLES ROHRBACH Machine Shop- Charlie Loves to sleep. .his pet peeve. . dirty hands. SHIRLEY RUSSELL Art- Corpse Surprisingly mischievious. . en- joys music. .plays the violn and piano. VICTOR SAMOKAR Cabinet Making- Smoky Likes girls..Qhe saysJ..but he doesn't like them when they smoke. WALTER SCHNEIDER Printing- Wally Likes sports. .swimming. .hates to go without supper. THOMAS SCHROECK Printing- T. S. Quiet. .likes sports. .he's a star on our track team. RICHARD SEBUNIA Printing- Sub T.V. fan..says he hates shoit pep rallies. .Cwho doesn't?J ANDREW SHERBINE Machine Shop- Andy Mischievious.. sleepy.. often seen with girls. .Call girlsj JOSEPH SKINDELL Aut- Joe Tells us that his pastime is skip- ping school. .Cnow We know this isn't truej. .pet peeve. .Chevy owners. DAVID STRONG Auto- Dave Most of his time is pent going out nites. .date. .pet peeve. . grease. .he Works in auto shop. LEONARD STRONG Cabinet Making- Len Plays on the football team..is always friendly. RAYMOND SULECKI Sheetmetal- Ray Cute smile..full of fun..a big tease. .nice personality. ANTHONY TAMARELLA Pattern Making- Honki Wood butcher. .likes girls. .nice skater. .pet peeve. .English. RAYMOND TOMCZAK Cabinet Making- Moose His hobby is wood crafts. .tall and friendly. EUGENE TRAPP Auto- Gene Plays a trombone in the band.. real nice. .mischievous smile. ALOYSIUS TREJCHEL Machine Shop- Al An end man on the bootball team likes to go to dances. PHILIP TREJCHEL Machine Shop- Trech ' Plays a guard on the football team.. .builds airplane models in his spare time. ROBERT WAWRZYNIAK Machine Shop- Bob Always daydreaming. .pet peeve girls. ROBERT WELLS Pattern Making- Bob A very good driver. .puiet. .nice personality. ROBERT WIENCZKOWSKI Cabinet Making- Bob Ohhhl. .how tall. .his pastime is bowling for Cook's Market. .and he is quite a good bowler..pet peeve. .women in general. VALENTINE WIESZCZYK Sheetmetal-UV. V. Spends most of his time making model airplanes. ROBERT WILLIAMS Auto- Bob Often seen riding around on his motor bike. RICHARD WINGENBACH Machine Shop- Rich Loves to eat and eat and eat.. pet peeve. .noises in a movie. ROBERT .WINGERTER Auto- Bob His favorite pastime is hunting and fishing..pet peeve..slow drivers. LOUIS WISINSKI Machine Shop- Laz Nifty dancer. .keeps a collection of red shirts. .spends his time on sports. .pet peeve. .teachers. JOHN WISNIEWSKI Printing- Jake ' Likes to fish and hunt. .pet peeve . .egotists. RONALD WOODEL Cabinet Making'- Woody Good looking. .nice personality. . pastime is fixing his Mercury. STEPHEN YURKIEWICZ Printing- Pete Spends his time with girls or dancing. .pet peeve. . running out of money. DANIEL YURKOVIC Printing- Wishbone He's on the football team.. spends his time in sports. .well liked by everyone. 4 5'fl0P5' 1 G M W ,I J ..,.. E - H3 ' ' 1 Y s:a:g.. :221f 1-11.,.g b , if v:,'g..:, I, .J i 1 to , ., .4.,.,. 1 .4 . r V , rr:-:IQEVZ-i . ' zzifggj - 13,3 N' x 1 ' 4--'-1-:1::Erg:::::552f wx f REM XQVK wfvw , 1 QAQ. 1 133. 4 fm : 'X ,-? V 1 L' - JoN Q! 0 0 X www me 9,25 Q' Xa 'Q-fX W WQQQW sw A609509 QQ! Q. V V ' Aff' FC. X , A N ,. Af w, 'SM x . . ..- , -A .Q rx X fl VJ,-w,.4,gAX Y! -' yfi' HQ' ,-fm. N-if-.w,Q'Ywp In I b .qi .V V, ' S 'Af' V Ant Row Row Row ,Row Jldlvancedl Uieqjlnnlnq ROW I-Joanne Rundquist, Dorothy Cappabianca, Marilyn Wolf, Mr. Josept M Plavcan, Elizabeth Curtis, Shirley Russell, Judith Biancosino. Q-TOP Row II-Henry Dunn, Jane Warner, Ma1'ie Louise Grassi, Lewis Bourne. Row III-Joseph Sierota, Jack Kestner, Richard Konieczko, Gary Andrews, Paul DiNiro Row IV-John Facchiano, Donald Polaski, Robert Collins, Robert Dever LeRoy Smith I-Alma Engle, Margaret Donovan, Patricia Garnow, Mr. Joseph M. Plavcan, Janet Whelpley, Sally Boyle, Mae Sage. II-Richard Bonnell, Arthur Szczutkowski, Nancy Root, Nancy Schutte, Hubert Buckel, Adolph DiNicola. h diottom III-Ronald Wiler, James Carroll, Gregory August, Richard Schroeck, Rodney Hardinger, Paul Waldman. IV-David Orris, Norbert Wisniewski, James Sechrist, Richard Allen, Louis Russ, ' Stanley Turowski, Joseph Drozeski. aoruto cwlec hanica I Jlclluancecll dzleqlnnlnq Row I-Clayton Sweetapple, Vincent Agostino, Mr. Charles E. Thomas, Albert Fuchs David Strong. 'Top Row Il-Eugene Trapp, Robert Schwellinger, Neal Hammill, Paul Skindell, Jlmes Boca-io. Row lIl..Bernard Kielilak, Larry Shannon, Anthony Hello, Joseph Skindell, Robert Wingerter. Row IV-Edward Wisniewski, Charles Caldwell, Robert Wil Row I-Ronald Gray, Kenneth Boyer, Mr. Charles E. Thomas, Theodore Sierota, Ronald Giaeomelli. Rowll-Donald Pusa, Thomas Johnson, Lesley Burrows, James Mc-Laughlin, Robert Goodard. ROWIII-James Satterlee, James Willert, Raymond Hain, Frank Scarpino, Phillip Putman, Clyde Tome. ROWIV-Edward Hoffman, James Coughlin, Frank Vietmeier, Jerry Dalrymple, Rieh- ard Nather, Milton Vogt. liams. Cfaottom Cabinet cvvlahlnq 1 Row Row Row Row Jlcllvancedl 031:-:qlnninq Row I-Carl Sierota, Edward Gasiewski, Mr. Edward Hayes, Raymond Kubeja, Frank Berdis. Row II-Victor Samokar, Ronald Woodel, Leonard Strong, Edward Gradler. Row III-Howard Campbell, Robert Wienczkowski, Raymond Tomczak, Robert Kling- insmith, Jerry Gorniak, James Raygor. Row IV-Donald Gradler, Daniel Bednarski, Frank Minichelli, Edward Klan, Louis Buczkowski, Frederick Wieczkowski. 'Top I-John Hardner, Clarence Trocki, Mr. Edward Hayes, Edward Wienczkowski, Ronald Bootes. II-Ronald Lukaszewski, Paul Litz, Edward Wienczkowski, Bernard Gorniak, Gerald Rastatter, Edward Rice. daottorn III-Frank Zamierowski, John Levis, Joseph Dzvonyicsak, Donald Kosobucki, Arthur Watson, David Tobolewski. IV-David Berchtold, James Dyer, John Barzano, Robert Alo, Donald Fuhrman, Rocco Finazzo. Dnattinq Jldluancz-:dl llieqlnnlnq Row I-Joseph Qualtiere, Lenerd Seelinger, Leonard Mroczkowski, Robert Barnwell, Mr. A. J. Hopper, Kenneth Dash, Edward Zurawski, Anthony Baranowski. Row II-Lawrence Berdis, Walter Perkins, Edward Czulewicz, Ronald Rogers, Octavio Chiappazzi, Paul Leissner, Henry Mokszanowski, Henry Baltine. Row III-Francis Wasiulewski, Ronald Gindlesperger, Laurence Holtz, Leonard Mali- 'Top nowski, William Houlihan, Richard Wasielewski, Norbert Juniewicz, Peter Chojencki, Frank Copen. Row IV-Donald Curtis, Tommy Mall, Robert Pius, Alvin Pohl, Jerome Strohmeyer, Eugene Miller, Uflottom No1'man Alberstadt, Aloysius Michalak. Row I-Edward Hess, Alex Dombrowski, Mr. Arthur J. Hopper, Roger Keretesy, Ri- chard Trohoski. Row II-Thomas Jaycox, Dennis Polatas, Richard Walkiewicz, Norbert Pastewka, George Tingley, Thomas Metzler. Row III?-Dennis Harvey, Richard Feldman, Howard Erhart, Charles Farrington, Charles Slomski. Row IV-William Lapenz, Clarence Onorato, Henry Zimmer, Eugene Kelley, Raymond Pollock, John Ricke. EYLETLCLQ Row Row 2 Row 3 Row J f' r' , 1. Jlclloanca-:cf Uzlaqiinninq Gerald Guerrein, Edward Kowalik, Raymond Sheridan, John Zapolski, Mr. John H. Rainsford, Walter Slivinski, James Ganzer, Norman Rosenthal. Row -Edgar Huber, Robert Takach, Charles Wisniewski, George Stadtmueller, C-ro-P Daniel Heintz, Joseph Kalinowski, Bernard Todd. Row -Gordon Ketchel, Robert Williamson, Edward Wojtasik, Donald Schneider, Row Gerald Bohrer, Stanley Wojslaw, Ronald Schultz. 4-Robert Titko, Thomas Toskin, Eugene Jasinski, Ronald Kedzierski, Anthony Konieczko, Charles Kierzek, Raymond Smith, Ronald Cooper. 1-Edward Bujnowski, Edward Mergler, Frank Dreyer, Mr. John H. Rainsford, Orie Pontoriero, Edward Scheffner, James Moskot. -Louis Sawicki, William Phillips, Ronald Bronakowski, Edward Bednarowicz, Robert Anderson, Robert Salow, Daniel Burek, Peter Repoff. -Eugene Martin, Joseph Rapela, John Mozdy, Severin Chmielewski, Leonard Michalak, John Rutkowski, Paul Gostomski, Gerald Sargent, Chester Abramczyk. Row 4-Ronald Baer, Joseph Grzybowski, Alfred Niewinny, Richard Romanowicz, Michael Oliver, Jerome Heim, Jerome Kopes, Robert Brzezicki. Clflottom Cwlachine .Slwlp 3 Jldlvancecll dfleqinnlnq Row 1-fLawrcnco Michavlis, Charles Rcrchtolcl, Mr. W. Mivszczak, Carmen Riazzi, Anthony Diliacco. fx Row 2iRayinond Cochran, Ralph Chludzinski, Donald Przybyszowski, Jamcs llvnrllo- ton, Thomas Valahovi ', Casimir Laniowivz. Row 35-Richard Zielinski, Chandler Recs. dilottom Row Row R ow Row Absa- 1- Vernon Beard, Leonard Malinowski, Mr. W. Mia-szczak, Lc-roy Hoon-r, Thoniam Decker. .2-Josvph Wisinski, Ronald Harrison, Norman Kujawski, l'vtvr Chrostowski 'J 41 nt Frank Ribcrio. Loraine Littlefield, William Lawson, Donald Schwartz, Francis Garczynski, Robert Hauck, George Zvhnor. Donald Miraszck, Leonard Mankosky, Arthur Martinucci, N1-lson l'lymirm- Edward Stolinski. -Robert Fischer, Thomas Cieslikowski. cwlachlna .Sheba 5 Jldluancedl R o W R 0 W Row Row 11 Uieqslnnlnq Row 1-Stanley Pakela, Richard Magee, Mr. Robert F. Jones, Emil Chimenti, Francis Czulewicz. Row 2-Andrew Sherbine, Robert Wawrzyniak, Stanley Bialomizy, Aloysuis Trejchel, David Comstock. CTU P Row 3-John Jeska, James Phoenix, Charles Coffey, Charles Rohrbach, Thomas Maries, Louis Wisinski. Row 4-Ronald Dunlap, Louis Andersen, Stanley Krawczyk, Richard Wingenbach, Philip Trejchel. David DeSimone, Clark Rastatter, Mr. Robert F. Jones, John Feldmeir, Karl Kwiatek. Victor Kraus, John Zuck, Earle Hartleb, Leo Reynaud, Norbert Madura, 05 Richard Pasquale. -James Lawson, Aquino Pasquale, Joseph Desser, Robert Gusky, Donald Kinecki, Peter Alex. 4-Donald Speice, Eugene Wisinski, Charles Jerge, Alois Tyczkowski. dgattenn Wvlalfzlnq Jlcllvancecll Beginning Row 1-Donald Pastore, Donald Krista, Mr. Thomas B. McGraw, John Miller, Anthony Tamarella. Row 2-Herbert Young, Kenneth Rearick, Gordon Casper, Gerald Roos. Row JifDz1vid Dombrowski, Daniel Wuenschel, William Pulkovic, John Kubeju, Robert Wells. Clflottom Row Row Row Row 4-Lawrence Peelnmn, Robert Liobroek, Joss Mullin, Richurll I :1rbo, Rivh: 1-Edward Olszewski, Ernest Rounds, Mr. rl1ll0l1I2lS B. McGraw, Jann-s W1-ise Robert Cleaver. 2fRobf-rt Bernsloy, Rivhurcl Roos, Riehzlrrl Mikolnjczzxk, Anthony Ale-cvi, Wll liznn Zack. 33-Norbert Sulecki, Jose-ph Krkoskn, Goorgo Nil-s, John lflclmonfls, John l'lz1f'iclo Prosutti. Totlc-bon, Robert Nzu'4luc'ci. Ott nd clfanaltq '2fc:otl7alUl Row I-Pete Alex, Robert Leibrock, Ronald Giacomelli, Alex Dombrowski, Jack Feldmeier, Leo Kwitowski. Row II-Henry Baltine, Larry Berdis, Ronald Rogers, Daniel Yurkovic, Steve Yurkiewicz, Edward DiNicola, Richard Pasquale, James Vicary. Row III-Donald Kinecki, James Carroll, Aquino Pasquale, Leonard Strong, Neal Hammill, Phil Trejchel, Fred Wieczkowski, Alois Trejchel. Row IV-Mario Bottoni, Charles Slomski, Paul Leissner, Louis Coccarelli, Paul Duncan, Harry Campbell, Donald Polagyi. This football season was a good one for Coach Ted Robb's Gridders. We placed second in City Series right behind Prep, Whom We gave a tough battle. Our line this year was slightly on the light side but tough. Triple threat Polagyi right halfback took more honors than any other player, in Erie History. Co-Captain Larry Be1'dis did a fine job as center. Larry played almost all season with an injury. As guards, big Ronnie Rogers and Phil Trejchel. Tom Jaskiewicz took over Louie Coccarelli's post as tackle when Louie received an injury that kept him from playing this season. Harry Campbell, who made the All City team, was the other sturdy tackle. Our light weight rugged Dan Yurkovic as left end and Henry Baltine at right end. Small tough line plunger Len Mroczkowski as full-back, also Ollie Dombrowski. Quarterbacking was Whitey Baranowski. Giacomelli, a small 130 pound ball of dynamite, played halfback position. All in all the team played good ball all season and dese1'ves a lot of credit. SCHEDULE 1951 Tech 25 .. New Kensington 27 Tech 13 Cathedral Prep 33 Tech 6 .. ........... DuBois 20 Tech 22 ....... Academy 0 Tech 7 .. .. German Township 33 Tech 24 McKeesport 27 Tech 31 .. .... Strong Vincent 6 Tech 21 ....... . East 0 Tech 7 .. ........ Bradford 26 ootlsallfl Statt Left to right: Henry Narduccig Ted Robb, Head Coach: Ray Dombrowski TECH CO-CAPTAIN S Larry Berdis-Don Polagyi 4 5'P01?T.S' 1 y 5 .'. I - -M, f . 'Wm 7' ' 1 'A,' ' 'Q f, Q-AQ 'Q'- 1,',' :'1 , -,-, J ' ',1A I Q VIVI A I -,gi 5 I ' 'V . nj ' i I igfglgggigje .::,:y-:,:-:-:':, .-Qff dia Q:- yu N I l 5f2I1::25IEEE2i25' 'Y:gN.'- i 1 Y K 1:22:21i:':1:I:-'I:I:f:2f:f:2. 46- X' 'if-Q ' MM1 ' X 'Yfe:iifsfiiiis-22':?::'. 9 - YWQWWW ,..... ?eS?Q?Q:?Q? L1, -.L, ., ,111 , -1',11- .1,1 3 .'A' , ' 3 ' -,lg I A 'Cf S ,W .,, w G? LF! PC! wg! is wx ELLI OUR CSHQC I r ,I . ,., ,sn 'i .I av yi E A W sr' Izl- :,: ' 'L K V' ' . 2 Wx ., ,Nr j 18: ,, Q . KI Q 'M ,, ,A . vxuv' , CJ 352525 , ' A, , ,E . I n 'Qi Y A Mwfl 2 -sf za ' ' I 5 Q1 nmw' f ' 2 2kEH3HBBWNJhHS xv m V 4 K. is A f' :N ' fx s 1 , ' ,, f, i A 51' , , 1 T bij, ' , ..rMv-aw-.. ..xw-1 wwf . f.S?' fa ffl , M .5mM X I 7? N L , t if . R -x. W YL ,. CAMPBELL ISTHQE 4, w SFI my FUEL C3 EJ 'TR Cpnintinq 'Top Row How Row Row 1... 2 3 4 Advanced 031:-zcblnnlnq Stephen Yurkiewicz, Daniel Yurkovic, Mr. John W. Thomas, Rocco Tedesco, Frank Davis. Daniel Mikolajczak, David Manno, Walter Schneider, Robert Dardenne, Louis Rzepecki, Thomas Catrabone. Charles Camp, Peter Bush, Philip Gaczkowski, Richard Sebunia, Thomas Sehroeck. -James DaValle, Boyd Baker, Richard Abbey, Joseph Salorino, Anthony Wiederle, George Mergler. Row 1-Daniel Tempestini, Anthony Chimenti, Mr. John W. Thomas, Daniel DeLaura, Joseph Rupczewski. diottorn Row 2-Edward Domowicz, Edward Grucza, Stanley Pius, Larry Wygant, Fred Fiedler. Row 3-Victor Kownacki, Leon Kwitowski, Thomas Barnes, Paul Bidwell, Paul Baniszewski. Sheet metall Jldluancsdl 05:-:qlnninq Row 1-Raymond Sulecki, Paul Behrendt, Mr. Robert L. Rathfon, Valentine Wioszczyk, Carl Amendola. Row 2-William Keefe, char-ies Goetz, Edwin Klan, Thomas Jaskiewicz, Albert Nied- CTUIP zielski, Gerald Froess. Row 3-Louis Coccarelli, Richard Meyers, Ronald Malek, Donald Polagyi, Spiro Woolis. Row 1-Dean Pelton Thomas Wojnakowski, Mr. Robert L. Rathfon, Abraham Mun- tean, Curl Folmer. Row 2-Darrell Knauff, George Gornic, Stephen Jurino, Kenneth Clark, Frank Torok union- Clfanaltof Qfootlvau fails- f A ig-fb Row I-Leon Kwitowski, Gerald Lindenberger, Edward Wisniewski, Frank Riberio, Peter Repoff, Robert Takach. Row II-Matteo Brigante, Robert Leibrock, Jack Feldmeier, John Barzano, Adolph DiNicola, Charles Wisniewski, Donald Kinecki, Manager Vernon Beard. Row Ill-Coach Mr. H. Narducci, Robert Williamson, Norbert Pastewka, Charles Slomski, Stanley Pius, Richard Magee, Daniel Winarski, Richard Bonnell. The 1951 J. V. Football team had a record of 2 wins, 1 tie, and 5 losses for the ,-ason. Forty boys were indoctrinatvd with tho fundamentals of football. Many ol' tl lohn liarzano, Donald Kinocki, and Robert Liebroc-k worm- standouts for the tr-ani. im-so boys will niovo up to the varsity next season. Adolph DiNicolz1, Frank llibc-rio, ,rf M..-nf' LQZY vw t . 2? ji WWE N. .., V. ,,4,.A,Qf. f Rifww O .IB U1 U6 1222111 ueq I9! UA 'ogA011.I 'smgelod sguuaq OH AA II 190 opxe TID 'gzzeddrag olgdg 'XQIV 1.9195 'sqoom .1uaH P1198 A 'au 15312103 pleuoq VUTJ 41 91 Q D' 5' 01 H- 7' DHD 'PISUEISIZ P-19119 OILL U.I SB ef 'sagem LII S9 'A.mogA UU o E 941021-I 3.1 9S p.u2u.rag 'lafiuguamq 'HHIHQFH .15 quiz IIQIPFUIW 'E PEI 'EAA .I P 'ezonlg 'IH I uniorgi-clfcenaltlf dflaahetlaaffl Row I-Anthony Konieczko, Gordon Ketchel, John Barzano, Robert Cleaver. Row II-Mr. Robb, coach, Daniel Heintz, Norbert Pastewka, Charles Kierzek, Frank Riberio, Edward Mergler, John Davidson, manager. Row III-John Rutkowski, Chester Abramczyk, Paul Duncan, George Nies, Donald Kinecki, Robert Titko. Cl rn o v-s UQ na Z ,-. FD um 'EU Fi 'U D O 'J' .- C D- E. I3 rn E U O :s Ei Q. O c 1 rv- .-. In pmq 31112.15 gugqsadwel Iagueq 'qoeoo 'umu.1a3uf1 'JW-IH mcg 'S smoxidnzg ppeuoq 'PI A.1uaH gzzegg uawaeg 'xpaolqog pled '9'-IUIEH OH 9qIV-II M 1.1 '31Azou1e.IqV H qo 1.19 .tozoagm 'spa 312105 pleuog SEK WI H110 .I HP oadaz 'PI '19Beu121u 'ogA0q121HA Sewoql .llfzmpg P Z0 'zagmaln pmzmpg WEN H0 's 'uosppxxzq uqof Sf VI S- ffm QW UZ! H I mo BLIUEH .I P 'ofpezxog '.I9B12umu 9DlI9.IAA'W'I 'SHLIQH 0 I syn ISFAA SLI 'PI pKog 'laxirtg L i if ng '-'1wf:N',K35Qziiuikiiililiiiffii'-ia1322? 3-1'E.whi5Qf-fx,-'J , it fV'4QFM' -'W .., . ,uf M , X . f W. 'L x ' Clllfnelatlllncif Row I-Leroy Hoover, Edward Hoffman, Ernest Rounds, Thomas Toskin, Edward Wisniewski. Row II--Carl Amendola, Frank Berdis, Thomas Jaycox, John Feldmeier, Leonard Row III Seelinger, Robert Narducci. Joseph Dzvonyicsak, Manager, Chandler Rees, Lawrence Berdis, Ronald Rogers, Aquino Pasquale, Richard Pasquale, Bernard Harkins, coach. Absent: Donald Gradler, Kenneth Kaminski, Edward Schaeffner, Victor Samokar, Thomas Schroeck, Dennis Harvey, Eugene Trapp. Qolt Frank Torok, Lawrence Holtz, Thomas Maries, William Houlihan. cTenniA lemma, A, ll 14: Row lfcl0Ul':1,'6 Rogulzi, Norman Jzmulcwski, John Miller. Row ll-Mr. Ruthfon, .lzwk Goromun, Norbcrt Junivwivz, We-slvy Slow, Hvnry Jurzywkzl. nach w I Row I-William Palkovic, Daniel Yurkovic, Frank Copen, Thomas Vincent, Manager, Richard Konieczko, Edward Milewski, Henry Moksanowski. Row II-Stephen Yurkewicz, Gary Andrews, Philip Trejchel, Anthony Bello, William Peterson, Alois Trejchel, John Gorski. Row III-Mr. Ray Dombrowski, Asst. Coach, Emil Chimenti, John Bucjkowski, Paul Patkze, John Kubeja, William Sherwan, Ralph Hiel, Thomas Schroeck, Richard Carpezza, Mr. Osbeck, coach. Cnolm Countnyf Row I-Louis Sawicki, Edward Scheffner, Robert Titko, J olmer. 1 , Z, Swimming Row I-Joseph Wisinski, Edward Gasiewski, John Mosdy, Art Martinucci. Row II-James Raygor, William Keefe, Carl Sierota. Row III-Mr. Calvert, coach, Ronald Gray, James Farrington, Walter Perkins, Robert Pius, Rodney Hardinger. Clllfaten Ciaoilo Row IQ-Joseph Wisinski, Edward Gasiewski, John Mosdy, Arthur Martinucci. Row II-James Raygor, William Keefe, Carl Sierota. Row III-Mr. Calvert, coach, Ronald Gray, James Ferrington, Walter Perkins, Robert Pius, Rodney Hardinger. 7 17755 484 XHDM ECXQMING 'I-3391 L W Q T Z X 4 5 Q ' 'K N 3 W L M y 'pu .,.:,12.:1Z.,,lA:11.:-E:Q1:-1: CHEEEI LEADERS Row l- 'Mary I,uuGr:1ssi, IMI C'znpp11bi:nm':1, Jzmv Warm-z', Mzwilyn Wolf, lim' C'l1:1tl1:mx. Row Ilflh-th Curtis, Mzul Sugv, .-Xlmzx Iilmlv, 1xl21l'Ll'il' ITUIIZIYIIH. SIUVM-y liussm-Il. W' L iv nonomv CAPPABIANCA DOLORES GHATHAM 'ff' , , ff X ., , LJANE wuzneu F 1 e .p I . diancll Row Row Row l-Nancy Root, Charles Rohrbach, Herbert Young, John Kubeja, Janet Whelpley, Kenneth Kaminski, Ronald Gindlesperger, Roger Keretesy, Nancy Shutte. Il-Donald Curtis, Robert Barnwell, Richard Mikolajczak, Anthony Baranowski, Gerald Roos, Edward Wienczkowski, Robert Wienczkowski. Ill-Francis Czulewicz, Donald Greggs, Dave Tobolewski, Frank Ruberio, Ray Kubeja, Pete Chojenski, Eugene Trapp, Mr. Oscar Nutter, Director. Row lV-Stanley Bialomizy, Larry Wygrant, Vernon Beard, Thomas Toskin, Arthur Watson, Walter Perkins. This year Tech is proud to present a greatly improved school band, although small in number. CVlatlonaQ Menon Society, Row 1-Mary Lou Grzxssi, Lzlwrcnce Bc-rmlis, Judy Bium-osilmo. Row II-Emil Chilllvllti, Richzxrcl Konicczku, Daniel Bednzlrski. OFFICERS l,l'l'Si410Ilt ...... ............. L zlwrence Borclis Vivo l'l'l'Sidl'llt .. .. Daniel Beduurski '1'rczLsu1'u1- .... . . . Richard Konicczkn SL-cl'cLu1'y . .. . .. Mary Lou Grzlssi Y' ? in 3:5 .gggiwfii ff 0 W p V, I. ,. . , U55 W1 ' wh Lf V f Nix, UQQQX- Vg ' Mxravvfg .WW 1 'x I ig flfy hs' . L ef' -Q W 6 -pd is WM' 4' dw, 2 :sawi- 'I ifiif ,. gi 'i iw 0 Lx. M ' vzsww WN , A if , is S3551 Q 1 X N ' , BABY SNAPSHOTS Racmxno Kovgxeczsco NOQMAN ALBERSTADT HF-Y, 6000 L-C?OK!N x IA, SNES NIKON EYES AT ME! JAMES DA VALLE OH, YOUMAKEMESQ MAN R AYMOND SULECKO 'US NEW HRT 16 THE LATEST mme px Q ' I . S -1 ' ts - I 1 e!'Qi L W g gi , ez:-Q 1. 1 I MARY LOU GRASS! X 'comeQoN-A- vw Ho-1s,e!' If DONALD POLAQ-,Ku DID YOU SEE WHERE XPUT THE 'TONMEL? LEONAQD sur none, so AWANQ You 3911182 ME anion CQQAA ddcmten Judith Biancosino 1610 Poplar St. Peter Bush ........ 1433 East 7th St. Octavio Chiappazzi ...... 519 West 2nd St. Louis Coccarelli .. 4018 Page St. David Comstock ........ 3125 Marvin Ave. Charles Goetz . . 1902 D, Apt. 2 Buffalo Rd. John Krebs ...... 1512 Buffalo Road Val Jean La Placa ...... 532 West 18th St. Richard Abbey . . . Vincent Agostino ...... Norman Alberstadt Paul Amendola Louis Andersen . .. Gary Andrews . .. Boyd Baker .... . . Henry Baltine .... Robert Barnwell . .. Daniel Bednarski .... ..... Anthony Bello . . . Lawrence Berdis . . . Stanley Bialomizy Lewis Bourne .......... . 537 West 2nd St. 1210 West 21st St. . . . . . 1036 Brown Ave. 4110 Pine Avenue . 1022 Wallace St. . 534 West 4th St. . 313 East 22nd St. Harlsnrcreek T. School .. 649 Marne Road 2006 Ash St. . . .. 327 Cascade St. . . . 1134 E. 12th St. 630 E. 13th St. 2322 Station Rd. Charles Caldwell . 18646 Apt. 2 Buffalo Rd. Howard Campbell ......... 1002 Kahkwa Emil Chimenti . . . Charles Coffey .... Frank Copen ...... Edward Czulewicz Francis Czulewicz Robert Dardenne .... . . Kenneth Dash . .. James DaValle . . . . Delores Chatham . . 4023 Main St. Law. Pk. . 259 E. 5th .. . 430 Holland 312 W.3rd 339E 339E 601 E. 815 W. 13th 10th 24th 11th . . . .3115 Maple St St St St St St St. St February Seniors Iune Seniors Paul Leissner . .. Richard Magee .... Carter McCune . .. Roszan Pellican . .. James Phoenix . .. Donald Polagyi ...... 633 West 11th St. 664 West 18th St. . 319 West 3rd St. 516 Plum St. 304 East 29th St. 1027 Raspberry St. Anthony Wiederle ...... 138 East 21st St. Paul Di Niro ...... 1510 Fairmont Pkwy. Catherine Didion ........ 2044 W. 23rd St. Ronald Dunlap .... .... 3 17 W. 4th St. Henry Dunn ............. 339 E. 20th St. Darrell Eastman. . R. D. No. 1 Harborcreek Philip Gaczkowski. .W. 38th Kz S. Ridge Rd. Ronald Gindlesperger. .1808 E. Buffalo Rd. Jerome Gorniak .... Donald Gradler .... Apartment 4 R. D. No. 2 Waterford R. D. No. 4 Waterford Edward Gradler .... R. D. No. 4 Waterford Mary Lou Grassi .. Donald Greggs .... William Houlihan .... Thomas J askiewicz . . . . John Jeska ....... Kenneth Kaminski . Edward Klan ..... Edwin Klan ....... Robert Klinginsmith Richard Konieczko . John Kubeja ...... David Manno . .. Thomas Maries . .. Eugene Miller .... . . . . . . 1705 Cherry St. 4213 Fargo St. 2420 Raspberry St. . . . . 924 Hess Ave. 501 E. 2nd St. .. . .. 1328 E. 32nd St. . .. 628 E. 15th St. 628 E. 15th St. . . . .. . 2420 Perry St. . .. 2116 Wayne St. 2808 Cloth Ave. ... 816 W. 11th St. .. . 942 W. 20th St. 739 E. 10th St. .Senion Claws CRoAten Albert Niedzielski Stanley Pakiela . William Palkovic Walter Perkins . . Donald Polaski Charles Rohrbach Shirley Russell .. Victor Samokar . Walter Schneider Thomas Schroeck Richard Sebunia .... Andrew Sherbine Joseph Skindell . .. . . . . David Strong Leonard Strong . Raymond Sulecki . . 1218 E. 9th St. 322 Ash St. 807 Payne Ave. . .. . 2046 E. 11th St. 711 E. 4th St. . 1417 W. 26th St. . .... 2649 W. 25th St. R. D. No. 1 Erie . .. . . . 2513 Peach St. . 246 E. 27th St. 831 Ash St. .... 120 W. 3rd St. 5763 E. Lake Rd. . . .. 918 Plum St. 2018 Wagner Ave. .... 1351 E. 8th St. Anthony Tamarella ..... . 1159 W. 23rd St. Raymond Tomczak ...... 738 E. 14th St. Eugene Trapp .... .... 2 921 Penna. Ave. Aloysius Trejchel Philip Trejchel ..... Robert Wawrzyniak ..... Robert Wells ........... Robert Wienczkowski Robert Williams ........ Valentine Wieszczyk Richard Wingenbach Robert Wingerter ....... Louis Wisinski . . . John Wisnewski .... Ronald Woodel .... Stephen Yurkiewicz .... Daniel Yurkovic George Mergler .... Stanley Krawczyk .. . 1330 E. 7th St. 1330 E. 7th St. . 1202 E. 7th St. . 225 E. 28th St. . 313 French St. 820 W. 11th St. . 1318 E. 8th St. 1830 W. 24th St. . 457 W. 11th St. 640 E. 13th St. . 504 E. 2nd St. 615 Marne Road 1814 Wallace St. 1318 Lynn St. . 816 Holland St. . 2112 Perry St. Laurence Holtz ...2125B-Gladstone Ct. 1 William Hershelman ..... 1314 W. 11th St. ,f Q . ' ,if . ...F :ML if ,,-.ze P- 5 A L-.afgiy-1 ' Wx: . I, 192 ,,, .37 ., ..,,f, Al . -5-,rn ,Ye . :fr L93 . was A '. 5,-. ' SE-ni 'lwj 'n ff :Q- 573.5 i ff x . ,- X --li'-if sv--5,5-'ff 7,-.,-A :Sv f ., ,J THE MAKERS OF WAMNWERMUM , GND Congratulate the 1952 Graduates of TECHNICAL HIGH SCHUUL and Wish success and happiness to every one of them HAMMERMILL PAPER COMPANY Erie, Pennsylvania Congratulations to the 1952 Graduation Class HESS BROTHERS Prescription and Manufacturing Opticians 133 West 9th Street Erie, Pa. Best Wishes to the Graduates of Erie Technical High School Class of 1952 STEINER MFG. COMPANY 351 West 17th Street Hamilton - Elgin - Bulova - Waltham Longines - Wittnauer Watches Blue White Perfect Diamonds W. A. DAVIS Jeweler 107 West 10th Street THE WARREN COMPANY Erie's Most Complete Sheet Steel Warehouse Stainless Sheets, Bars, Plate, Copper and Brass Products Sheet Steel, Bars, Angle and Sheet Metal Supplies OFFICE 8z WAREHOUSE 421-433 EAST NINTH STREET ERIE, PENNA. COMPLIMENTS OF FROESS BROS. 1809 State Street GUARD YOUR FAMILY'S HEALTH with IVIEADOW BROOK Highest Quality Milk and Dairy Products 2365 Buffalo Road 8-3157 Compliments of UNION IRON WORKS 1500 Cascade Street Compliments of TRI-PENN TOOL COMPANY 1109 East 28th Street Compliments of KEYSTONE BRASS WORKS 944 West 12th Street Parts-Sales and Service on Washers and Vacuum Cleaners HARRY E. MUELLER The Key Man 18 East 9th Street Best Wishes SPAGHETTI SHOPPE 1363 Buffalo Road 24 Hour Round the Clock Service Auto repairing-Body and Fender Work-Towing SHADES AUTO SERVICE 18 East 18th Street Compliments of REED MANUFACTURING CO 1425 West 8th Street Dial 0-1349 SANIDA I MILK if ICE CREAM I DAIRY PRODUCTS Sanitary Farms Dairy 521 East 18th Street Compliments of OGE TOOL COMPANY 816 East 26th Street Compliments of PEDERSON COMPANY 1946 East 12th Street ERIE MINIT-MAN CAR WASH 23rd and State Streets We Simmonize No Waiting-No Appointment Complete Wash in 3M Minutes FITTING LUIVIBER CO. Powell Ave. R D No. 1 SEELAR 6- COMPANY Marine Bank Building Serving . printing plate requirements 'iei for the Erie Schools fbr more than 40 years Best Wishes A. DUCHINI Cement Contractor 2400 Brandes Street Compliments of Thompson Manufacturing Company 152 Wes.t l2th Street Best Wishes Fratemal Order oi Eagles 140 West 8th Street Compliments of Ericson Memorial Studios 2117 Chestnut Compliments of ERIE DIE COMPANY 3952 West 12th Street Best Wishes Foreign War Veterans 11th and French 'ifiissw . Paz eadquarfers' I3 Gvstate Streets ERIE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE SPECIALISTS IN BUSINESS TRAINING Security Peoples Building' Congrrutulations to the Graduates of Erie Technical High School Class of 1952 ERIE STEEL CONSTRUCTION Geist Road Sz N. P. R. R. Mi-Lady Accessories Skirts-Blouses-Sweaters Playclothes-Bathing Suits-Hosiery Lingerie-Jewelry-Umbrellas 713 Peach Street I Phone 21-2404 Compliments of ERIE CITY IRON WORKS 1422 East Avenue WEATHER-BIRD SHOES Tops With America's Young Circles 908 Peach Street Compliments of Erie Mantle 6. Tile Co.. Inc. 1115 Peach Street Compliments of GILSON COMPANY. INC. 3532 Maple Street THE YOUTH OF TODAY ARE THE LEADERS OF TOMORROW We Congratulate the 1952 Graduating Class of Erie Technical High School and Wish Them Every Success RICKERT-SHAFER COMPANY 613 West 11th Street COMPLIMENTS OF CASCADE PARADINE CO. 1014 west 12th se. BEST WISHES From the R. CONRADER CO. 1209 French St. Best Wishes to E1-ie Technical High School Graduates EAST ERIE TURNERS Congratulations to Technical High School Graduates Class of 1952 UNIFLOW MFG. CO. 1525 East Lake Road Best Wishes to the Graduates Of Erie Technical High School Class of 1952 PERRY PLASTICS, INC. 561 East 18th sr. Congratulations to the Graduation Class of 1952 Chas. A. Iackson Agency GENERAL INSURANCE 2408 E. Lawn Parkway Erie, Pa. Compliments of POEHLMAN'S KEY SHOP EXPERT LOCKSMITH 117 West 7th Street Erie, Pa BEST WISHES ARTHUR E. WII.L PATTERN SHOP 829 parade Street 643 West 11th St. Erie, Pa. COMPLIMENTS Congratulations to the Graduates of OF Erie Technical High School LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Tth and French Sts. LAKES ENGINEERING CO. 903 Parade Street Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1952 LORD MANUFACTURING 1635 West 12th Street Erie, Penna. Congratulations to the Graduating Class Erie Techunical High School ROGERS BROS. Albion. Penna. Compliments of Reliable Home F umishings. Inc. 1213 State Compliments of WARD BAKING CO. 1540 West 26th Street Compliments of Tanner Manufacturing C 4201 Bell Street Lawrence Park Compliments of SHREVE ASSOCIATES Compliments of Ierry Quirk Co. 824 East 11th Street Erie, Pa. SUNRISE DAIRY Jimmy Hayes-9-1375 Eddie Schloss-27-9235 A. R. Wolff-01-5185 Martin Rilling-4-2254 G. R. Wurst-99-3327 Ray Zimmer-4-3711 3109 PEACH ST. - 4-3711 Compliments of FORD O'DELL 24 WEST 10th STREET Compliments of C. M. RAYL Drug Store 620 Parade Street Sessinghaus 6. Ostergaard. Inc CONTRACTORS - ENGINEERS Erie, Pa. Compliments of MASAREK PHARMACY 1130 Parade Street Best Wishes to Erie Technical High School Graduates - Class of 1952 Gillespie Machine 6. Tool Company 642 West 19th Street COMPLIMENTS OF KLEIN PLATING WORKS 654 West 25th st. WM. I. MAGAY CO. GUILD OPTICIANS Precision Lenses and Mountings Prescription Opticians 701 Peach Street Erie, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF Pahner Filter Equipment 822 East 8th Street Best Wishes to Erie Technical High School Graduates of the Class of 1952 PENN UNION ELECTRIC CORPORATION 315 State Street BEST WISHES FROM THE AMERICAN IVIETER CO. 951 Payne Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF Peterson Waste Paper Co 1402 Raspberry Street For Your Health Use STERLING DAIRY PRODUCTS STERLING MILK, INC. 3330 Peach Street GUSTAFSON OPTICAL CO. 113 West 9th Street Phone 2-4219 Greetings Graduates of 1952 Mader Bakery 6: Restaurant HOME COOKED MEALS Home Baked Goods of the Finest Quality 2610 Parade Street ERIE LUMBER CO. 2001 East 12th st. WHEN You Have Learned to Drive Your Auto SAFELY and SANELY Insure It with the ERIE INSURANCE EXCHANGE BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1952 Continental Rubber Works 2002 Liberty Street Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1952 SWANSON TOOL AND MACHINE PRODUCTS 810 East 8th Street S. M. FLICKINGER CO. WHOLESALE FOOD DISTRIBUTORS 20th and Wallace Sts. The Department Store of Appliances We Service What We Sell LEONARD NIEDERITTER 1726 State Street THE DEN 9th and Peach Streets Recommended by Duncan Hines and the A. A. A. Serving Hours: 11 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. 4:30 to 8:00 P.M. COMPLIMENTS OF RALPH RIEHL Realtor 901 French St. Erie, Pa. MOVING AND TRUCKING Local and Long Distance-Piano and Refrigerator Moving a Specialty Safe Dependable Service Permanent Employees Thoroughly Trained Erie Owned and Operated Warehouse Completely Heated I. H. BENNETT Storage and Carting 24 Hour Service Phones-01-7105 81 0-1344 BUILDING MATERIALS We Sell Only Nationally Advertised First Quality Materials for the Builder and Manufacturer also Rock Wool Home Insulation Installed by Experienced Men Dial 2-2278 ATLAS ERIE SUPPLY CO. 1432 Chestnut Street Compliments of Niagara Manufacturing Co. 2811 Raspberry Street Compliments of ORGAN SUPPLY CORP. 540 East 2nd Street Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1952 LOBER BROS. SUPPLY 4236-40 West 12th Street Compliments of KEYSTONE COAT, APRON 6: TOWEL SUPPLY CO. 911 Parade Street Why Buy when We Supply Compliments of 14th 8z State Streets Best Wlshes to the Graduates Kerner Tool 6. Die Co Gospel Hill Road, R. D. No. 6 Compliments of GRAECO AMERICUS CLUB 1511 Peach Street Compliments of ERIE OPTICAL CO 823 Peach Street ERIE ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS 1808 West 26th Street ERIE PAINT CUMPANY SUNSET INN 1990 Lakeside Drive We Cater to Private Parties Wedding Breakfasts Receptions For Reservations Dial 2-3915 FINE QUALITY is Always Your Best Buy HALLE BROS. CO. Times Square Compliments. of Erie Plating Works 656 West 12th Street Compliments of Erie City Mfg. Co. 1030 West 12th Street Compliments of Clougherty 6. Hilbert. Inc. 7 West 29th Street Compliments of CROSSLEY CO. 16 West 5th Street Best Wishes MARINE SHEET METAL WORKS Foot of French Street 7 Up You Like It . . . It Likes You IVIEHLER BOTTLING WORKS 1218 Parade Street Erie, Pa Congratulations Class of 1952 ERIE RESISTOR CORPORATION Congratulations to the 1952 Graduating Class AMOCO SERVICE 5th 81 State Streets Compliments of American Hollow Boring Co. 1063 West 19th Street Compliments of LOVELL MFG. CO. 1303 French Street Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1952 KOLLMAN MFG. CO. 4818 Peach Street Compliments of ECKERDS Prescription Drug Stores - Medicines Toilet Articles - Sundries Reasonable Prices and Guaranteed Satisfaction on Every Purchase Three Stores 1109 State - 9th and State - 706 State Erie, Penna. IOHN V. SCHULTZ CO. Distinctive Furniture 20 East 8th Street COMPLIMENTS OF ERIE DISPATCH HERALD 20 East 12th Street Congratulations to the Class of 1952 GRISWOLD MFG. CO. 1053 West 12th Street A f Y Thirty-five Years of Continued Service to the Athletes of Erie High Schools PALACE HARDWARE HOUSE D Best Wishes to the Erie Technical High School Graduates of 1952 LAKE SHORE PATTERN 654 West 19th Street 1 Best Wishes SKINNER ENGINE CO. 337 West 12th sn. Best Wishes to the Graduates of Erie Technical High School GRIFFIN IVIFG. CO. 1415 Cherry Street Congratulations to the Erie Technical High Graduates Class of 1952 MAC ERIE COMPANY 513 West 11th Street COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Best Wishes to the Erie Technical High School Graduating Class of 1952 PARKER WHITE METAL COMPANY 2153 McKinley Avenue Best Wishes to the 1952 Graduating Class of Erie Technical High School HOLLAND MFG. CO. 350 East 18th Street Best Wishes to Erie Technical High School Graduates B. F. GOODRICH CO. 1619 State Street Compliments of HEYL PHYSICIANS SUPPLY Schaffner Bros. Co. Beet ond Pork Packers Erie, Pennsylvania FRESH BEEF, PORK, VEAL, LAMB, HAMS, BACON, ALL KINDS OF SAUSAGES, LARD ALL OUR PRODUCTS U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED FOR YOUR PROTECTION You are cordially invited to inspect our plant at any time. YAPLES DAIRY MILK - DAIRY PRODUCTS Home Service to Erie Wesleyville - Lawrence Park 4026 Pine Avenue Best Wishes To the Graduating Class of 1952 FELHEIM LUMBER CO. 2010 Holland Street Insura .ee Exclusx vel Proper PROTECTION Pays 9 me ,,f ! -fiz'-5191 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1952 AUTOCLAVE ENGINEERS. INC 860 East 19th Street Compliments oi ERIE ENGINE 6. MFG. CO. 953 East 12th Street Compliments of DR. BEHREND BBQY-III' lilo ITAYI l'f'lRll. Pk fl onnuuun-wnnouuuog Compliments of LOUIS RZYIVIEK County Commissioner Since 1918 . . . Furniture of Quality , gag. Fusznrrunt co, ,n c - .,.7,, ,Anna AY um---annum, ' - 'mea-m4hn..+ BERNARD BROS. CONCRETE PRODUCTS 3656 West 26th Street - Erie, Pa. Best Wishes to the Graduates of G. L. SCOBELL CO. 2027 State Street Plumbing - Heating Air Conditioning Best Wishes To Tech High Graduates Class of 1952 ATLAS CONSTRUCTION CO. 2026 Buffalo Road COMPLIMENTS OF ARMOR ELECTRIC CO. 1020 Holland Street COMPLIMENTS OF American Sterilizer Co. 1230 Plum Street Best Wishes to the Graduation Class of 1952 BAY CITY FORGE CO. 1802 Cranberry Street COMPLIMENTS OF UPTON-LANG CO. 1009 Commerce Bldg. ELECTRIC REPAIR SERVICE ON CARS - TRUCKS - TRACTORS BRIGGS HAGENLOCHER, INC. 208 W. 12th St. - Erie, Pa. BAKERS BAKERY 118 East 17th St. Specializing in Pumpernickel Bread Best Wishes to Erie Technical High School Graduation Class of 1952 GEO. A. BLAIR PAINTING CO. 10 East 5th Street DOWNING 6- DOWNING Insurance Agency Fire - Bonds - Auto - Life - Accident and Health - Liability 301 Security-Peoples Building Compliments of PETER HOFFMAN AND SON 619 Cranberry Street Compliments of KEARSARGE TOOL 6. MFG. CO. Kuntz Road RD No 3 ZENITH HEARING AIDS Rich Greene Co. 1111 State Street GEM CITY ICE CREAM Erie's Finest 503 East 8th St. Erie, Pa. Compliments of DOROTHY HARVEY REALTOR 32 East 9th Street Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 HARTLINE 6. SONS 920 West 21st Sreet For That Next PHOTOGRAPH CALL FRANK 2-4268 FRANK SCHAUBLE STUDIOS Across from the Times 113 WEST 10th STREET Compliments of LAKE SHORE PATTERN WORKS 654 West 19th Street Best Wishes Mayer Bros. Construction Co. 1225 East 18th Street Compliments of GUST KRACK COMPANY 1015 West 18th Street Best Wishes to the Graduation Class of 1952 KRAUS IVIFG. CO. General Machine Work 24th 8z McKinley Ave KEYSTONE AUTO PARTS 1534 Parade Street Erie, Pa. Compliments of KEMP MANUFACTURING CO 1027 East 20th Street HELP YOURSELF HOMES Everybody Talks About Low Cost Housing - But Only Baird Does Anything About It. Live In It While You Finish It Not Prefabricated 339.75 Monthly Includes Taxes and Insurance For Full Particulars Call or See BAIRD PROPERTY CORP. 308 Commerce Building Phone 4-5239 Compliments of CASCADE PARK CLUB 301 Rasberry Street Congratulations to the 1952 Graduating Class of Erie Technical High School AMOCO SERVICE 5th 8: State Streets Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1952 A LI'I'TLE BIT OF SWEDEN RESTAURANT Wattsburg 8: East Gore Rd. Compliments of HENRY ALTHOF 6. SONS CO. IRON WORK 115 East 23rd Street Congratulations F. M. BRAEGER CO. 817 Parade Street R. P. ANDERSON 16 West 12th Street YELLOW CAB COMPANY DIAL 2-6841 B Y R D Tool and Mold Company SPECIALISTS IN PLASTIC MOLDS 2953 West 12th Street BUNGALOW PARK Grocery and Meat Market Staple and Fancy Groceries Fruits and Vegetables 3323 Peach Street Compliments of C. H. COLLMAN DR. R. H. COLLMAN Optometrists 125 West 8th St. Erie, Pa Compliments of CASCADE PARK CLUB Compliments of ERIE STEEL TREATING AND METALURGICAL COMPANY 2543 West 12th Street COMPLIMENTS OF ERIE FORGE 6. STEEL CO. West 16th Street THE ERIE TIMES Daily -- Sunday Read and Preferred in 9 out of lU homes Sunbeam MATT FLEISCHMANN SHOES, CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS 2611 Parade Street Congratulations to the 1952 Graduating Class of Erie Technical High School HERSPERGER BAKERY 347 West 18th Street Congratulations to the 1952 Graduating Class of Erie Technical High School NATIONAL BOILER WORKS ' Foot of Peach St. COMPLIMENTS OF ECOMA Get the best-get Sealtest 21st and State Sts. Ag? 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