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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1955 volume:

i.ai.'2snB'-!t..!:i.f Q. , T 'X ,Jim ,'Q5.f4'4-?'.w.l.v..1rifEmi2nE' P llirav Even' Hr! The Staff of the Round Table has pre- pared the Torch for you so that in years to come you can relive your happy hours at Tech. wkym S S, .-.flifrlii 5 , 4 1 N ,MWN N x X 5 - Kunzuzzw . A wg::::l : fluliw ' f ' N if f M xx X 1' ,Y X, ,f,Qfbfjg5gfIf..V ,Agp zff:::::::s:2aw X fignlllm, 5!.mlMn'Q' X uf Ilflllllulhg- fl lui-VV . my , 'P !f:lulIl...' WWIWJLZNIMII ' ' 'Q-fig? M, if.-P31-1, . , m'L4i'ff :f96v'Ij 'lk 'M Q ifI3j3155?'5 c' 1 Qil1M'X E X Q XX 1s.kq.. 5 X 1 Z 3 X ,,'o1.'Qk x -V KX ,zuxxx S gf Wull1i11IlU?f 5 ii N 'Ai ig., AHIIIIIIXXXXN Wy , 'Q 3 Wif?if5'sf31 Qf Hg, W X X s Q xf E J Uf sg, 'wfjf H , ?i5ff:?fMzWAZKDMZxi'-'Q-ip----3M'a'SQ!0 ,E rf g,l1,,IjyUv,I,'Xf!!'p, , ' 1 5 , E .. :V vi HK? Wifylq: ,lu xy' ff .M A 5 W1ffffl'f'1f '!!' 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To have the capacity, mental and physical power and will- ingness to cooperate effectively and whole-heart- edly for the common good of all is an indication of a suitable and purposeful organization be it a business, a factory or a school. The ability to cooperate and Work together is one of the most striking characteristic attributes of Technical High School. This was the consensus of opinion of the Education-Business-Industry Day visitors to Tech last November 11. Included in the list of guests were: the Superintendent of Schoolsg 5 top exec- utives of industryg 3 clergymeng 4 personnel directorsg 1 newspapermang and 8 industrial su- pervisors. The purpose of E-B-I Day was to give the lead- ers of business and industry an opportunity to observe students at work, in the classrooms and shops. They observed, first-hand, the teacher at workg the use of modern up-to-date educational techniquesg the methods used in teaching specific skillsg and how instruction was being given in the related and academic classrooms. They ob- served how boys and girls were being taught the basic fundamentals of understanding their respon- sibilities to one another and to the school in gen- eralg an understanding of human relations and how social problems affect workers, management and the entire community, state and nation. They observed boys and girls gaining knowledge and learning facts about mental and physical fitnessg developing worthwhile attitudes toward Work- creative workg about pride in their Workg the meaning of greater productivity, and to become inspired with an eagerness to learn more and serve his community better. The E-B-I Day visitors were very complimen- tary to work performance of the boys and girls, of the work of the professional personnel, and the objectives of Technical High School. LIFE ADJUSTMENT EDUCATION The teachers and the administration of Technical High School have tried to help you develop those habits which will make it easier for you to solve the many problems that will confront you upon graduation. It is our earnest desire that you will have learned to assume sufficient. responsibility to do your own problem solving. If you can carry away from Technical High School the ability to use proper techniques of recognizing, attacking, and solving future problems, your education could then really be called Life Adjustment Education. JOHN F. WARD MR. WARD Assistant Principal Miss A. Klugiewicz Clerk Miss M. Brown Counselor Albert Calabrese Physical Education The Naughty Lady Shadylanen Ashbrook Church Math Faith in human na- ture leads to kindness, the solution to all hu- man problems Viola Andrews Angelo Buto English Relating Drafting Wish You Were Here Holy Cow I of Robert Calvert English Some students have a hard time keeping their head above water. Fay Daley Drafting Dimension the hole in the view in which the shape of the hole is shown. Raymond, Richard Flynn Dombrowskl English U' S' History Will you please learn To Err is Human, your lines, the play To Forgive Divine. opens next week. Richard Hilinski English English is spoken al- most everywhere but in school. Paul Krahe Drafting Do you want to wear that T-Square? . . ,. .-.tj ! 2 W 1 I ! Bernard Harkins Edward Hayes Health Cabinetmaking Bear Down This is the way they do it in industry. William Mieszczak Henry Narducci Machine Shop P. O. D. Clean up time. A Little Love Robert Jones Machine Shop Get those tools order. Thomas McGraw Patternmaking Do you get it? in Joseph Plavcan Art All rightg 1et's go, that model is posing. Robert Rathfon Sheetmetal Can you read those blueprints? Oscar Nutter Carl Osbeck Music Chemistry All together for a Let's get organized. change. John Rainsford General Shop Get those horses lined ups, M. Lynn Reynolds Physics Let's get down to business. Alfred Sapper Electricity Think it over, Robert Robb Math Okay gang, 1et's go. Reason it out. Muriel Shabacker Librarian Gentlemen, Hush! John Thomas Printing Your attention please ! Charles Thomas Auto Mechanics All right you shoe- makers. John Ungerman Math A lot of hustle Qu 5 E ' L 3 :HA ' . X Q R :ff XY MQ xx fl -L4-W' Mi, 'X jX X X PF ' N ' ' rf-. ' Wbzyy f Jw, , 111 Eg , f 0 N 4, if I 1 ff' ' ,.... A f i f . CQ,-HU 1:2 , ' 0 .0, ' 413 4L v A if Af A'K0 'Eu imc ' 1.6 TTOSQN ff X w If 'fu y IU ' 4 I U i ' f ,, k , ' gf 1411444 f X ...M wx' 'pw 1 I M 5 S 1 . , mlmm. ,ff m1,':Aff:.1uuMf 6 C Senior Cla as Uff rs f w J t . '..,' V J ffl W 1 ,1a1:4xe5Q1if525 T MM' 'xf sxowmsm . man 4 X! V Q X amen. W' A g, 'f:5 ?fifI5 ' - 4 J. ALBERSTRUT nl i A D.LoEweLL , A '72 i V - 0 xw I Q ' X Au A Z K I , mmlll llllllummuHWIWWW Q 4ii.:,,i, ' 1 ROBERT J. ANDERSON ANDY Printing Basketball Football WILLIAM R. ARKWRIGHT RED Drafting Football CHESTER L. ABRAMCZYK CHET Printing Basketball Newspaper JOSEPH J. ALBERSTADT SSJOEU Drafting National Honor Society Band Senior 0112155 ARLEN E S. ADAMS ARLENE Drafting National Honor Society Cheerleading MICHAEL A. ALLEGRETTO MIKE Drafting Torch Staff Intramural Basketball PHYLLIS M. ARGEN Y '-PHIL Art Torch Staff Y-Teen ROBERT A. ARNOLD HBOB!! Cabinetmaking Intramural Basketball GREGORY M. AUGUST AUGIE Machine Shop Track Student Senate RONALD C. BAER BARR Machine Shop JOHN E. BABAY KCJONQQ Sheetmetal DANIEL C. BECKER SQUIRREL Electrical 1955 EDWARD M. BEDNAROWICZ SKBUZZII Printing Football Track CHARLES R. BIERBAUER CRAs Electrical THEODORE G BENNETT uTEXn Patternmaking Junior Red Cross GERALD J . BOHRER GERRY Auto Mechanics i ROGER J. BOYCHEK O ROCKY Drafting Intramural Basketball ROBERT A. BRZEZICKI BROOKS Electrical Football Wrestling DANIEL R. BUREK PIGMY Auto Mechanics J. V. Football Cross Country RONALD COOPER HRON!! Cabinetmaking C. JOHN D. BRAZNICK YOHAN Drafting EDWARD G. BUJNOWSKI BUGGY Drafting Senior 0116155 . JOHN J. CALAMITA acCALs9 Drafting Swimming Manager PAUL W. CZARNECKI FRITZ Sheetmetal J. V. Football Track JOHN E. DAVIDSON MOUSE Machine Shop National Honor Society Basketball JOSEPH W. DI FUCCI GORDO Printing Football Newspaper Staff FRANK V. DI FUCCIA '-cacr' Auto Mechanics Student Senate JOSEPH C. DROZESKI DROGER Art 1955 RICHARD H. DUDKIEWITZ UDUKEDQ Electrical Stage Crew ALMA M. ENGLE TO0TIE Art Cheerleading Y-Teen Officer WILLIAM R DURST CSBILLU Drafting Band Hi-Y PAUL D. FORD ICPAUIJU Drafting Cross Country J. V. Basketball GERALD S. GORNIC JERRY Electrical Water Polo Swimming GERALD J. GUERREIN -'BETCHKAH Machine Shop Football Student Senate WILLIAM L. GADUSKI BILL Drafting Torch Staff Band THOMAS M. GAVULA ICTOMD Machine Shop National Honor Society JAMES P. GANZER FARMER JIM Machine Shop Swimming LOUIS J. Seninn: Glass PAUL J. GOSTOMSKI SKGUSIY Drafting Torch Salesman Band RODN EY H. HARDINGER ROD Art Torch Staff Torch Salesman GIORDANO LOUT Printing Wrestling Intramural Basketball 'S up ......... Wfl'mZiQX8Z.'lENl7 4?X' ALBERT R. HOPSECGER HOPPY Drafting Newspaper Staff DANIEL L. HEINTZ DEACON Cabinetmaking Track Cross Country CLARENCE W. IRISH CLUTCH Cabinetmaking Intramural Basketball LAWRENCE R. HUBIAK lil-100871 Drafting Hi-Y Torch Staff 1955 aw1?a :ff MEEFQESZ3 ii?2'f-iYS3iB..i - 9 . ' LEONARD T. J ABLONSKI -xmas Printing Football Basketball JOSEPH S. KALINOWSKI KELLY Printing Baseball Track EUGENE W. J ASINSKI JAZZ Electrical 'Wrestling Newspaper Staff RONALD E. KEDZIERSKI RON Machine Shop Swimming Water Polo Manager v GORDON S. KETCHEL UKETCI-I Electrical Football Basketball WILLIAM E. KOLAKOWSKI WILLY Sheetmetal Football Track EDWARD F KOWALIK NIKE!! Drafting DAVID G. KUNEMAN IKDAVE!! Drafting Stage Crew Band Swim: Qllass ROBERT W. KNAUER RAPID ROBERT Art Torch Staff Intramural Basketball ANTHONY S. KONIECZKO TONY Drafting Newspaper Editor Basketball BERNARD C. KOWALSKI BERNIE Auto Mechanics Senior Class Officer Football HERMAN H. LEOPOLD FLASH Electrical Hi-Y Officer Usher FiwififbmilifitA?alE2lQiE1iE32L3:Qi-aaiixsviiyifkl.- 'Ns' f LQ ff . 11 WL DONALD J. LOEWEL HSAMII Machine Shop Senior Class Officer Basketball FRANK R. McCOLLIM HEZZY Machine Shop Industrial Arts Awards Intramural Basketball WILLIAM J. MCCLELLAND t6SLIM!! Auto Mechanics J. V. Football Mgr. Swimming Manager JOHN R. MCNALLY I iJACK!9 Sheetmetal A , . 1955 S2555 H A -W5 f W EUGENE L. MALATESTA GENE Patternmaking Golf Team Student Senate BEVERLY A. ME'1'Z HBEV!! Art National Honor Society Y-Teen Officer EDWARD G. MERGLER EDDIE Printing J. V. Football Basketball LEONARD- J MICHALAK HLEN9! Auto Mechanics MOSKI HMO!! Machine Shop Football MUNSON HDICK9! Cabinetmaking DONALD F. NIERATKO HDON!! Cabinetmaking Intramural Basketball Cross Country FRANK J. ORSINI FAUCI-I Printing Football Newspaper Staff A Seninr Glass WILLIAM J. RICHARD L. JAMES R. MOSKOT MJIMH Sheetmetal Band Stardust Vanities JOSEPH L NE J MAN 3-N KID Electrical Band Swimming MICHAEL S. OLIVER MIKE Sheetmetal J. V. Football Track RICHARD T. PAKULSKI RICKY Printing J. V. Basketball Newspaper Staff Q1ffni'Ztf,ij2,,'Qii i ' W W-:H sfifkff ,W fwfr? ' K VICTOR L. PERES CIVIC!! Patternmaking Usher RUSSELL R. PHELPS RUSS Patternmaking NORMAN L. PERSIO HNORIMH Drafting Torch Staff Newspaper Staff NICHOLAS C. PIANO HNICK!! Art Torch Staff 1955 ORIE S. PONTORIERO PONCHO Auto Mechanics PETER P. REPOFF PETE Cabinetmaking Intramural Basketball Football JOSEPH S. RAPELA HJOEII Cabinetmaking Intramural Basketball Track JOSEPH F. RICCI 6lJ0El9 Electrical Senior Class Officer Student Senate JOHN T. RUTKOSKI JOHNNY Drafting Football Golf LOUIS E. SAWICKI HONEY BUCKET Electrical National Honor Society Hi -Y RIEDER RUDY Cabinetmaking NANCY L. ROOT NANCY Art Twirling Y-Teens Senior 116155 RUDOLPH R. .IANICE M. RING UJANQQ Art National Honor Society Senior Class Officer JAMES J. RUTKOWSKI KSJIMH Drafting Hi-Y Newspaper Staff ROBERT J. SALOW nB0Bv Cabinetmaking National Honor Society Newspaper Staff EDWARD J. SCHEFFNER SPIDER Cabinetmaking Track Cross Country EUGENE J. SCHMITT HGENEU Cabinetmaking Shop Representative RAYMOND H. SHERIDAN l6RAY!l Drafting Torch Staff Newspaper Staff RICHARD J SCHROECK. mon Art Torch Staff ALTON L. SMITH SMITTY Patternmaking Band - 4 X I . W A -LUN 1955- RONALD B. SMITH RONNIE Auto Mechanics EDWARD H. STOVER SMOKY Machine Shop DAVID D. STANBRO Us TAN!! Machine Shop Swimming Track MICHAEL J STRIKE STRIKER Printing BERNARD R. TODD BERNIE Machine Shop PHILIP J. TURPIN EINIE Art Wrestling Track E 5 JOHN G. SUTULA FARMER Machine Shop FLORENCE L. TAYLOR NIIEAD Drafting Twirling National Honor Society Snnim: 0116155 ROBERT P TAKACH HUNKY Cabinetmaking ROBERT P. TITKO MEL FISH Machine Shop Basketball Baseball THOMAS J. TOSKIN HT!! Electrical Band Vanities and Follies FRANK A. VENDETTI BRUNO Electrical Football Junior Class Officer GEORGE H. WARNER BU'1'CI-I Drafting FRANK J. WIDERMAN SONNY Football Manager Intramural Basketball RICHARD D. WHITMAN RICHIEASH Drafting Football Wrestling WALTER J. WIE CZOREK ELMER Printing 12155 A My-ff as J WW aww, -iw 1iEkEw8i'3ff: -A aw fir? f ,QQAJ-b+mw1aM' 5342535 w5.'.fSiQ!BwLASS wr W5S9zHPH'S Pmi LEONARD L. WILCZYNSKI CHOPS Sheetmetal Intramural Basketball JAMES R. WILSON WILLIE Machine Shop JOHN S. WILKOSZ JACK Printing Intramural Basketball DONALD D. WIN ARS KI BIG DON Drafting Football Intramural Basketball I A LOUIS P. W1s1NsK1 ICLOUQI Electrical EDWARD R. WOJTASIK STA-LATER-ED Electrical Intramural Basketball Baseball . Snninr 0115155 - WILSON R. YAPLE YATES Electrical Cross Country JOHN ZAPOLSKI HZIPH Cabinetmaking STANLEY J. WOJSLAW HSTASU Auto Mechanics ERFORD A. WOOD WOODIE Cabinetmaking Intramural Basketball JAMES N. ZAMBO ZOMBIE Machine Shop THOMAS J. ZDUNSKI llAUO!9 Art ' 'WSETA ip. fn W. Q59 'QEiWQES5?!M AWK?3'iW55in5i5Ziie?ai1S2v-iiatfafiiww Qlummennsment Spralwzrs Row I-JOSEPH RICCI, ANTHONY KONIECZKO. Row II-ROBERT KNAUER, PHYLLIS ARGENY, ROBERT SALOW W n 4 , xlib-v4n3? 3?EW W W ' Epps! H Q jluninr 0115155 C!9ffi1:1:r5 ROW I-D. Chludzinski, A. Nunes, M. Tuk, W. Sinicki. ROW II-B. Stanger, C. Forne, E. Owen, L. Lancaster, P. Yoculan, F. Robasky i , r ROW 1 ROW 2 D. Adumaszek C. Becker A. Arnone P. Benner A. Bnginski P. Benoit ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 5 ROW 6 ROW 7 Berchtold W. Borkowskl E. Brown G. Calabrese A. 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Lorel D. Marchunt T. McElroy D. Michaels P. Laurnoff P. Lipiec K. Lukehart A, Markavltch R. McStraw A. Mloduszewskl J. Lezak F. Logue P. Lyons A. Marshall R. Mergler R. Mltkowskl ROW 'I W. Mollberb B. Mortimer R. 0'Brlen Sophomore Clleuss R Eff? 9 :',1 K I' -. . . 1- EV N ...-. R: ---A, , ,, R - 1---- QR? 5 1' Rf' ff? 3 51 4 1? 'R , F . fl M .rn in yy. W ...rw 3 U3 ., wk 1: 'RQ ': was : vb , ' LQ - qgzv. R- ' , f i ,' ' J ' f J .. . 1 .--- . ..1' . .jd R ROW 1 J. Ostrowskl J. Parlette C. Pastewka ROW 2 J. Pazdziesz K. Pierce ROW 3 T. Pius W. Podgorny A. Pierzynskl R. Pollock if ...Q R . . 515 ,f Q .- SR. KE . K 'M 1. Q :J 1 A y x F , f .Wg iifffgrxq. La- P ... 1. 1,- ROW 4 K. Powell J. Pregno .l. Proctor S13 T! S .vw - ROW 5 ROW G R. Pryllnskl M. Raid R, Rlcke R. Quick R. Reichert R. Roberts A. Qulrk R. Rice J. Ruland ROW 7 v v 1 V ..,,. g . . ' . E .X , ..., -11-F2 , R . I 5, R H . ' - 4 . 'fe R fe W ,. 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'uf 5. mv ' ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 5 ROW 6 ROW 7 R. Adamaszek J. Andrews C. Baker R. Blerasinskl J, Brumfield D. Chrzamowski R. Crishock W. Alloway A. Bachmaler J. Bargielskl M. Biletnikoff T. Buziewicz D. Coffey E. DeAngelo rm ff Y .Ku , - se' f.f.!'9E ., .... :R :ij.- Ar.. ' . 'Emi . f FST no , gg.. ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 5 ROW 6 ROW 7 E, Dombkowski F. Ferrare E. Galeskl D. Hale W. Jakubowski W. Klepfer R. Kowalski P. Donnell T. Flnlkowskl G. Greenwood J. Hardner E. Kactrowlcz J. Kolenda T. Kruszewskl .l. Douglas R. Fiolek R. Grzelak R. Ireland J. Kelly G. Koslorek T. Kuzmln ROW 1 ROW 2 J, Lawson W. McFarland C. Lukaszewski A. Mezzacapo R. Majerlk D. Murphy A. Matczak J. Nicolia ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 5 ROW 6 ROW 7 S. Nledzlelskl J. Robasky N. Runser P. Strohmeyer F. Ward R. Pesta D. Rose W. Smlth R. Stuczynskl R. Zawndzskl D. Rastatter A. Ruffo N. Soliwoda J. Tyneckl J. Winnen ,w.q. . S .X if , X A www . ' 3 S .A JVJ J 1 ' f A ' I ' Aff N X Q 'V' Q W 1 - 1 , Wm f , 'um . 5 .-U! X X , , K I 5 X rv: full ll 5 X N 5 - mel , Fi Y Q 35 Qgm , , j. XXX RQ' Y xg 0 ,ras N r ww W ' f WX 4QJ:nm m.Wmf 5 :QQ ,WWW--X vs iiywlay :Hifi - ad 'Sir' 'Qgp IA X. X grid ' sv I 'f!'.'4iff r 0 Ja, ' , , f N , -11,5 , ,,,.l 1 f f f f w x '-4 if f 1 ' 17 f sl f l .N X , X f sf N'--.4 J f f ff 5 ff 1 5'1 if M S X ' 77 ' '-124 3 ! W' 4 mt Nf' fy ? ' Q-'?Wf'fWffwM f.w ff if Aw? f 5 j: I 7 ,Wy -,Int ,gafiqflvygf . dmzivfl vw Z'f l'V'-114-EllE2ii5ii!!i2e Ulf' f gk' i, TORCH STAFF ROW I Qleft to right!-A. Engle lSocial Editorl, N. Root tReporterJ, F. Taylor 1Assistant Editorl, A. Adams tEditor in Chiefh, J. Ring tAssistant Editorh, P. Argeny lTypistJ, B. Metz lSocial Editorl. ROW II lleft to right?-J. Alberstadt lTechnical Advisorb, R. Schroeck tTypingl, R. Hardinger lPhotogra- phyl, R. Knauer 4Art Editorl, M. Allegretto lReporterJ, P. Turpin 1Assistant Art Editorl, J. Rutkoski fSports Editorl, R. Sheridan 4Assistant Sports Editorl, R. Whitman tPhotographyJ, P. Ford iPhotographyl, L. Hubiak fReporter7, N. Piano fAsst. Business Mgr.J, N. Persio tTechnical Advisorl. Absent: F. Widerman tBusiness Managerl, W. Gaduski lTechnical Advisory. TORCH SALESMEN ROW I Cleft to rightr-P. Spampani, F. Ferrare. ROW II fleft to rightr-J. Davidson, J. DiFucci, D. Buto, M. Tuk, R. Rosenthal, R. Cleaver, G. Calabrese. ROW III ileft to rightv-K. Lukehart, T. Tobolewski, T. Skarupski, G. August, J. Pregno, G. Greenwood, L. Sawicki, G. Hooker. NEWSPAPER STAFF ROW I 11eft to right?-Social Reporters: N. Root, B. Metz: Assistant Editor: P. Pawlakg Editors: R. Salow A. Koniezkog Shop Editors: A. Chrzanowski, E. Jasinski. ROW II fleft to right'-Proof Readers: F. Orsini, J. DiFucci, F. Vendetti, R. Hardingerg Business Manager: A. Hopsecgerg Reporters: L. Lancaster, J. Miller, M. Tuk, M. Brady, R. Brzezicki, E. Owen, R. Sheridan D. Chrzanowski. TORCH AND NEWSPAPER STAFF AT WORK NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW I-F. Taylor, Secretary: R. Salow, President. ROW II-A. Adams, J. Davidson, Treasurer: J. Ring, B. Metz. ROW III-J. Alberstadt, A. Konieczko, L. Sawicki, R. Knauer, T. Gavula. Absent from picture--L. Jablonski, Vice-President. The Tech Chapter of the National Honor Society had an active year. Several of the members sold independent basketball tickets to the students. An impressive assembly program was given in honor of the students most active in their chosen activity. The students receiving honor pins for this purpose were not members of the National Honor Society. Some of the numerous sponsored events which followed during the year were the Ini- tiation Party and an N. H. S. Party, held for members only. The members wish to thank their advisor, Miss Brown, for her unlimited help and kind- ness. Y-TEENS ROW I-A. Adams, F. Taylor, A. Engle, B. Metz, M. Tuk, F. Ward. ROW II--P. Bukowski, D. Michaels, C. Thayer, J. Ring, L. Lancaster, J. Smingler, M. Strong. ROW III-E. Owen, B. Mortimer, V. Anderson, J. Parlette, J. Kessler, J. Foley, J. Koppes. ROW IV-R. Smith, C. Gerloch, A. Marevitch, L. Gregory. MOR E F UN HI-Y CLUB ROW I fleft, to right?-L. Sawicki, R. Knauer fCorresponding Secretaryb, H. Leopold QVice Presidentl, Mr. R. Calvert 1AdvisorJ, J. Miller iPresidentJ, N. Lijewski tTreasurerJ, F. Logue IChaplainJ. ROW II Cleft to rightb-R. Mittelmeier, L. Hubiak, P. Repoff, E. Mergler, R. Pakulski, N. Kieklak, E. Wierzchowski. ROW III fleft to rightl-J. Rutkoski, J. Markiewicz, C. Abramczek, J. Cuthbert, A. Konieczko, E. Rapela, R. Hammond, C. Bille. T CLUB ROW I ileft to righth-J. Kalizewski, L. Gonda, T. Gavula, R. Anderson, W. Kolakowski, J. Madras, J. Kuzmin R. T1u'pin. ROW II Kleft. to rightb-J. Visosky, R. Rosenthal, T. Toskin, T. Litz, A. Chrzanowski, E. Jasinski, G. Ketchell, E. Bednarowicz, J. Miller. ROW III ileft to right?-D. Schneider, G. Gornic, B. Mitkowski, G. Kraskowski, R. Szoszorek, G. August, L. Jablonski, R. Kovalesky, F. Widerman. ROW IV ileft to rightJ-D. Loewel, F. Robasky, M. Brady, P. DeRaimo, A. Nunes, E. Malatesta, P. Spampani, D. Chludzinski, P. Yoculan. ROW V Cleft to right?-R. Kedzierski, A. Kempt, W. Arkwright, J. Rapela, J. McEh'oy, J. Rutkowski, R Whitman, W. Sinicki, E. Scheffner. ROW VI kleft to right?-T. Rouen, T. Skarupski, J. Snyder, R. Danowski, T. Vasil, R. Burke, A. Arnone, J. Laskowski, D. Martinucci. DRAMATIC CLUB ROW I Cleft to right?-P. Bukowski, C. Corban, J. Foley, J. Parlette, V. Anderson, Mr. Flynn, H. Tuk, L Lancaster, A. Engle, B. Metz, L. Taylor. ROW II Qleft to rightb-C. Gerloch, A. Markevitch, E. Owen, N. Root, P. Argeny, B. Mortimer, R. Smith, M Strong, J. Ring, J. Smingler. ROW III fleft to rightl-C. Pastewka, R. Mittlemeier, P. Turpin, J. Toth, G. August, R. Dudkiewicz, J. Miller R. Knauer, J. Stevenson. STAGE E 2 Si 35 5 W CHEERLEADERS ROW I tL-RJ-A. Engle, J. Kessler, M. Tuk, B. Metz, A. Adams. ROW II KL-Rb-L. Lancaster, C. Corban, B. Mortimer, M. Strong, A. Markevitch, J. Parlette . r- H E ERLEADERS Acvnomm' If l0V H,,.., 'uf'f ' X f , nj my 1 Q MWQHLXN :F J ., If my W1 iffy A 'iw' .121 1 fp ,V ny. XXX wg i il ji' f , Ki xx X E L X A ' ix X -x - ,4 N X - , I y W. 1. 'lf' f A, 52:2 gaze: I K ,JQ, 4, J' t , ,ff'4fj 74 A v- , , K, ff H fr Q , ' . rr, X ff VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW I iBott0mJ Left to Right-E. Felix, L. Jablonski, D. Chludzinski, B. Kowalski, W. Sinicki, P. Spampani R. Whitman, V. Boni, W. Moski. ROW II-J. DiFucci, P. Repoff, J. Davidson, W. Kolakowski, A. Arnone, G. Calabrese, P. Turpin, R. Rosen- thal, R. Anderson, R. Salow, D. Ebisch. ROW III-M. Patalita, F. Widerman, L. Wilczynski, A. Nunes, J. Sharie, P. DeRaimo, J. Klep, W. McClel- land, J. McLanahan, F. Orsini, T. Gavula, manager. ROW IV-G. Ketchel, E. Bednarowicz, F. Brady, T. Rouen, J. Rapela, W. Arkwright, B. Stanger, P. Yocu- lan, R. Brzezicki, T. Skarupski, F. Robasky. AL CALABRESE RAY DOMBROWSKI Head Coach Assistant Coach Bill Buzzy Paul Gordie,' SINIKI BEDNAROWICZ YOCULAN KETCHEL r,,,,,,.,,.....,.,.,,-...- ,,..,,.. . .. . I I , K 1 llmckll KILen!! l6Micky!! HT0ny9! BONI J ABLONSKI BRADY NUNES lKBemie!! KK-Pedro!! lCD0n!Y KlTony3! KOWALSKI SPAMPANI CHLUDZINSKI DeRAl1VIO 'QE , ' K has 'Wm' J. V. FOOTBALL ROW 1 CBottomJ Left to Right-A. English, T. Farrell, E. Onorato, N. Brigante, J. Vanchieri, V. Bucci F. Kupniewski. ROW II-G. Hooker, G. Moretini, C. Rundquist, M. Raid, J. Pregno, J. Brumfield, J. Jaycox, J. Stonewall ROW III-T. Fialkowski lManagerJ, H. Bille, R. Cenfetelli, G. Greenwood, R. Donikowski, T. Pius, D Uzarnecki, D. Zimmer, Mr. J. Ungerman fCoachJ. Absent from picture: Mr. Kuhl tAsst. Coachb, F. Ferrare, P. Horton, H. Gillespie. MR. UNGERMAN Head Coach ROW I CBottom2 Left to Right-R. Danowski, A. Paris. ROW II-J. Schneider, F. Logue, J. Kaliszewski, D. Lewis ROW III-G. Miller fMana,gerJ, G. Gornic, T. Vasil, G. Kraskowski, J. Ruland, G. Kuzmin, Mr. R. Calvert 1C0achJ. SWIMMING TEAM PW 1 fB0tt0m7 Left to Right-C. Pastewka, G. Kraskowski, T. Vasil, D. Levis, J. Schneider, G. Gornic. PW II-G. Miller lManagerJ, F. Logue, J. Kaliszewski, J. Ruland, J. Bargiel- ski, G. Kuzmin, Mr. R. Calvert 1CoachJ. WATER POLO TEAM S VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW I CL-RJ-R. Titko, G. Ketchel, G. Calabrese, D. Loewel, E. Felix, P. DeRaimo, J. Madras. ROW II KL-RJ-Manager J. Koziarski, D. Chludzinski, L. Jablonski, J. McElroy, T. Rouen, R. Kovalesky Coach R. Robb. ROBERT ROBB Coach TTC J. V. BASKETBALL ROW I KL-RJ-W. Bujnowski, J. Brumfield, E. Felix, V. Boni, G. Greenwood, R. Donikowski. ROW II CL-RJ-A. Cenfetelli, J. Horton, R. Pierzynski, F. Ferrare, J. Santabene, R. Cleaver, F. Kupniewski Coach R. Brabender. The Junior Varsity City Championship of the 1954-'55 season was achieved by Erie Technical High. We, the student body are extremely proud of this award. A great deal of credit goes to the team's coach, Robert Brabender. Incidently, this is the first season that Mr. Brabender has taken over this responsibility. Also, this is the first time in the history of Tech, that the J. V.'s have claimed this title. Congratulations are extended to each and every member of the team, and their coach. GOLF ROW I QL-Rv-Coach A. Church, E. Malatesta, J. McElroy, J. Rutkoski, T. McElroy. BASEBALL ROW I CBot,tomJ Left to right-D. Coffey, J. Santabene, J. Horton, T. Fialkowski, J. Dornhoefer, B. Lachowski J. Stonewall, M. Strike. ROW II-M. Patalita, P. Spampani, D. Loewel, A. Arnone, A. Nunes, D. Chludzinski, R. Rosenthal, L. Krystek E. Wierzchowski, P. DeRaimo. ROW III-F. Vendetti, W. Podgomy, J. DiFucci, A. Cenfetelli, R. Kovalesky, G. Greenwood, P. Yoculan, G. Cala- brese, F. Jacobs, F. Ferrare, J. Ungerman, Coach. Absent-J. Davidson. EAL Toueu Lamf our' so Ausan, THIOW ar' AHH! GAQY ! oucu! Q, X, K! L . , 3 ' .4 AUTO MECHANICS GENERAL SHOP ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSNG MECHANICAL QQAF7-mg .HMA iv 4 X 1 , vm ,fb - AF-PT PRINTING VFW an-, 5? Q? 5 am ff mm 'NM an-nr Iii? 52 0 MOST 087' 'intl Q X Qmxlwib VWwT'iSii? .wif 1lff4Ei'E WN!f ,fsb-fnvtgifig-ALZ52, mZw4'2S2Z?2 Viwffv in 1'H'fSw'Y U KITCHEN HELP Mary Dennen, Geraldine Southwick, Stella Bocianowski, Emma Gray GUSTODIAN John Guido, Guido Ruzzier, Frank Vona Zflast will anim ilestimnng We, the Senior Class of 1955, leave with you underclassmen the following: To Tom Rouen, Alma Engle leaves her great towering height, and Bill Durst leaves his tuba to John Proctor. Bill Kolakowski leaves his abil- ity to break records in the 100 yard dash to speedster Joe Gausman, while Greg August leaves his long legs to any who want to follow him over the hurdles. Joe Nejman leaves a few squeaks and squawks to some poor clarinet player. John Rutkoski leaves to Charley Lipchik his golf jacket. Ed Scheffner leaves his cross country shoes to Terry Litz. Dave Kuneman leaves the static in the P. A. system to Louis Ganza. Frank Vendetti leaves his curly black hair to anyone who wants it, just ask for some. Joe Drozeski leaves his seat in Art Class to ohn Deckard. Phyllis Argeny leaves her middy blouse to Cindy Thayer to wear when she goes painting at the public dock. Louis Wisinski, John Braznick, and Eddie Bujowski have no- thing to leave, due to senior expenses. Joe Al- berstadt would leave his driver's license, but the State Police already claimed that. Ted Ben- nett leaves Mr. Church to the lucky Juniors. To Ray Danowski, Mike Allegretto leaves the know how to get thrown out of drafting. Clarence Irish leaves his seat in Detention to anyone late over five times. Eddie Mergler leaves to Leo Krystek his printing ability. Er- ford Wood leaves all his woodworking projects to Henry Woodworth. Roland Yaple leaves his parking place between no parking signs to any fool who wants a ticket. Bev Metz leaves her paesan eyes to Frank Ferrare. To up and coming Bill Sanko, Jim Moscot leaves all his sweet tones on the tenor sax. Nick Piano leaves his love for gym to Fred Dale. Bob S.aloW leaves all his newspaper headaches to Tony Chrzanow- ski. To Guido, John Calamita leaves the task of picking his broken chemistry tubes off the floor. Paul Czarnecki says, I guess I'll have to leave all the pretty little girls to the Juniors. John Davidson leaves to Pete Horton his foot- ball jersey, No. 22, if he is willing to wash it. Bill Arkwright and Dick Dudkiewitz leave their brains to anyone who can use them. Don Loewel wills to Ray Kovalesky his ability to change English teachers into principals. Ronald Ked- zierski leaves his six inch rule in shop to any- one unlucky enough to get it. To some lucky Junior, Tony Konieczko leaves his co-op job. Bernie Kowalski wills the right to serenade the afternoon auto shop to Joe Klep. Herman Leo- pold leaves his demerits in Electrical Shop to Ernie Brown. Bill Moski leaves all his good looks to some girl. Frank Orsini leaves all of his brains to Garry Calabrese. To Ray Lipinski, Don Nieratko leaves his book How to get -an honor card the easy way. Jerry Guerrein bequeaths the debts he owes Mr. Calabrese to Aristotle through whom they were incurred. Joe Ricci wills all his class authority to Bill Sinicki. Nancy Root leaves the secret of her abstracts to John Deckard. Ronald Smith leaves the job of pounding out dented fenders to Danny Tomko. Bob Titko just leaves himself because he doesn't think he'll make it. Rich Schroeck wills his typing ability to Nigsy Arnone. Bernard Todd leaves his metal chips to Vernon Plymire for next year. Michael Strike leaves his E's to Paul Paw- lak who wants him to wait for him. Robert Arnold leaves all his unpaid bills to his cousin, Richard Arnold. Bob Anderson leaves to Robert Dombrowski all of his high grades. Arlene Adams bequeaths her hoarsness to some future cheerleading captain. Ronald Coo- per leaves his seat in theory to Brad Jones. Bob Takach leaves his parking place to anyone wish- ing to walk two blocks. Ray Sheridan wills Berry's Central to anyone who wants to bowl there. Alton Smith leaves a bucket of draft to one of Mr. McGraw's handy students. Says Phil Turpin, I, being of sound mind, supposedly, leave all my troubles to anyone crazy enough to follow in my footsteps. Len Wilczynski leaves his nicknames, Baloona Baby and Miss Sheet- metal to Bill Sinicki. James Wilson leaves his machine shop handbook to Ron Roberts. John Wilcosz bequeaths his pet parking place to any- one early enough to get it. Joe DiFucci leaves all of his handsomeness to Anthony Arnone. Bob Brzezicki leaves Don Adamzek in charge of the wrestler's choir. James Ganzer leaves all his shop knowledge to Mr. Mieszczak. Paul Gostomski leaves his squeaky shoes to anyone who likes to be noisy. Al Hopsecger leaves to Joe Klep all his knowledge in shooting marbles so that he can also be a champ. John Babay leaves his habit of sleeping to someone who also finds it hard to stay awake. Ronald Baer leaves his coffee time to anyone wanting to take his p ace. To Ray Kovalesky, Roger Boychek leaves his drafting desk equipped with pretzels, gum and candy. Jerry Bohrer leaves the steel sledge ham- mer to Joe Klep. Louie Giordano leaves to Gary Calabrese, all that's left of his chemistry equip- ment. Rod Hardinger wills his lettering brushes to the junior artists. Len Jablonski leaves his clothes hooks at St. Mark's to Ray Kovalesky, who's already using them. Bob Knauer leaves his ideas and gift of gab to anyone who wants to use them. Eugene Malatesta leaves all the molding sand to some hungry junior. Jack Mc- Nally just wants to leave Mr. Hilinski. Russell Phelps leaves all his money to his shop teach- er. Joe Rapela leaves to John Sulkowski part of his high grades in Geometry. Pete Repoff leaves a parking space on Chestnut Street to Ray Lipinsky. William Gaduski leaves his piano bench to anyone in the band that wants it. Tom Toskin wills the Tech Band Library respon- sibility to any junior who thinks he can handle it. Rich Whitman leaves his seat at Milly's Di- nor to Paul Pawlak. Ed Wojtasik leaves Mr. Sapper to the juniors. Stan Wojslaw hates to leave Mr. Charles Thomas to the lucky under- classmen. Edward Stover leaves his unfinished English paper to the eleventh graders. Lea Taylor leaves, with sorrow, all the happiness found within these walls. Walt Wieczorek leaves his books to Kroto who really needs them. Rudy Rieder leaves his old seat in the corner of Shop No. 9 to anybody. Jim Rutkowski leaves to Mike Patalit-a his barber job. Norman Persio leaves school at 2:55 every day. Richard Pakul- ski and Buzzy Bednarowicz leave their great printing ability to Robert Dombrowski. Janice Ring bequeaths her vacant office to next year's senior class secretary. John Sutula and Leonard Michalak leave their shop ability to anyone wanting it. Eugene Schmidt wills his P.O.D. papers to Ray Kovalesky. John Zapolski and George Warner leave for next year's P.O.D. students their unused knowledge. Frank Wider- man leaves what little hair he has to Garry Calabrese, hoping he can use it. Victor Peres leaves Mr. McGraw to Ronald Snyder. Bill Mc- Clelland leaves his knack for getting along with the teachers to some buddy. Paul Ford leaves his crew-cut to some hot-headed Irishman. Tom Gavul-a leaves Mr. N arducci to do his own P.O.D. Danny Heintz leaves his seat in Shop No. 9 to anyone who wants to hear the story of a great man, Mr. Hayes. Dave Stanbro leaves his know- how for making out to anyone. Louie Sawicki, Orie Pontoriero, Richard Munson and Gene Jasinski are just glad to leave, period! Chet Abramczyk leaves with the hope that Tech will regain the Little Brown Jug. And, speaking for all of us, Tom Zdunski leaves with this rhyme: This Building on Tenth and Sassafras, From my memory will never pass. The End. fdrg fbw H -1' - .,- It f --94-.. f G, ' W. - M frbi-:-za , . -441 3, ' .n,, ,, ' - ,.,1 ,V,ff,,f'4 W' . f 'L fM fp + f 1- -igil-- - I IA -5-4 , '42 , Sify:- WQYW Q 4' -e . 1 5 gg 1 PM 5 W Q Q A ffm . ' f f f JLI, 1 XX W J 1' j- fs N -, xx? X! Ll I, 9, f ,,1 1 I , I ' Q 'I 1 X W .V I A ., f . 3 V X I zum f, f - qfij 4 x A f, :lx -I lla? .JI , . V ,Ea , , ,,1 Wlfllllllf ' ' U : x g, '1 'f , 1, Im, -L 44,5 512121 W' '3'f5'-I-T523 H N My r , VMMQV U 1' v 12555111 w I 1 Jfiiz' Wg? - y ' ff'g'.'.'!ff, In I.. '-fy f x , IL -: Q' . vY1 ' M ' - f- 1 f K 'f-f ' Q - ff -':P 'Q f H'hfs- I WWW? yi 1 1 x :' -,, '.r. I -'-J.','.'g-'.'.'--r' 'F ,, . ' s ,y - G, - 1 I. I!!! f'., -faf.:i.',t,.',z- I - ' I . 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MEYER 81 SGNS Erie s Foremost Clothiers 81 7-19-21 -23 State St. Best Wishes to the Graduates of Erie Technical High School GRIFFIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY 1415 Cherry Street Patent Medicines Toiletries ECKERD'S Drug Stores 1109-832-706 State St. - 3530 Peach St. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Baby Supplies Smokers' Needs EVERYTHING IN CANVAS AL'S AWNING SHOP Also Metal Awnings 1721 West 26th Street Phone 5-0514 FOR DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE Call YELLOW CAB 117 East 10th Street Phone 5-4441 COMPLIMENTS OF PERRY SQUARE CLOTHES Best Wishes ERIE CAMERA CENTER 14 East 10th Street Phone 2-4242 NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA'S LEADING PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALER Congratulations Tech Graduates ERICSON MEMORIAL STUDIOS 2117 Chestnut Street DUGGAN-RIDER SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES 729 State Street Phone 4-6429 CONGRATULATIONS DOUBET, E. Sz A. 10th and Holland Phone 27-4242 BEST WISHES W. A. DAVIS, Jeweler 107 West 10th Street Dial 25-7140 Congratulations THE DEN RESTAURANT 832 Peach St. Call 4-7507 COMPLIMENTS OF DAKA PAPER COMPANY COMPLIMENTS DAILEY'S CHEVROLET, INC. DAHL MOTORS DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH Sales Service Used Car Lot - 11th and Sassafras DR. R. H. COLLMAN, O. D. OPTOMETRIST 125 West Sth Street Call 2-2098 WELL TRAINED TECH HIGH GRADUATES ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT .415 lim. . alll-I :ne E PW Iiialnlsnslgg, Strayer Company WEEE? E' Drafting - Welding - Machine I 'lf' wr I5 . . Za fill' Operation - Lay-out and Assembling 1 I-ll I , , K ' WE SHALL WELCOME YOUR , ' APPLICATION ERIE STRAYER COMPANY Geist Road at N.K.P. Railroad The Compliments of Warren Company Erie's Most Complete Sheet-Metal Warehouse 'k SEAMLESS SHEETS, BARS, PLATE, ANGLE -and SHEETMETAL SUPPLIES uk OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 421-433 East Ninth Street Erie, Pennsylvania ROGER BROTHERS CORP. Albion, Pa. Congratulations ! A FRIEND Congratulations, Seniors Nosoo PLASTICS National Organ Supply Co. Erie, Penna. Phone 5-4491 Compliments of ERIE PAINT COMPANY 14th and State Street Compliments of ERIE ENGRAVING COMPANY 14th and State THE ERIE DISPATCH Daily and Sunday 134 YEARS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 0 BEST in Local and World-wide News Coverage 0 BEST in Sports Reporting O BEST in Features For the BEST . . . Read the BEST When You W.ant The Finest . . . I Food O Service 0 Atmosphere Dial 2-4809 ANGELOTTPS Erie's Smartest Supper Club Corner 17th and Walnut Baker's 1850 - 1955 Serving Over Four Generations of Erie Men with the Finest of Men's and Boys' Clothing Furnishings - Shoes ISAAC BAKER 8: SON State Street at Seventh Learn Barbering Profession at ORRA-J EAN BARBER SCHOOL Continuous Enrollment 109W West Ninth Street Phone 27-7424 For That Next Photograph Call Frank FRANK SCHAUBLE STUDIO Across from the Times 113 West 10th Street THE MAKERS OF HAMMERMHLL BOND CONGRATULATES T HE 1955 GRADUATES OF TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL AND WISHES SUCCESS AND HAP PINESS TO EVERYONE OF THEM Hammermill Paper Com ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA pany Compliments of AL APPEL 01710411 C- M- RAYL SPELTA TAILORS sf CLEANERS DRUG STORE - PRESCRIPTIONS 620 Parade St., Erie 3, Pa. TUXEDO RENTALS Phone 4-9172 718 w. mn st. can 5-6664 COMPLIMENTS OF BARTONE'S TRAILERS REINHOLD PHARMACY 2526 Broad Street 1715 State Street Erie, Pa. Phone 0-9110 COMPLIMENTS OF ZUCK'S TURKEY SALES 3410 West 26th St. Phone 3-4778 Compliments of UNION IRON WORKS 1500 Cascade Street Compliments of LOVELL MFG. C0. '1303 French Street Best Wishes, Graduates FRANK'S CLEANERS BRIGHT, FRESH, ODORLESS DRY CLEANING West 8th at Kahkwa Blvd. Call 28-8141 Courtesy of W. T. GRANT ERIE'S FAMILY STORE 9th and Peach Best Wishes to the Graduates WILL'S PATTERN SHOP 643 West 11th Street Best Wishes From GUSTAFSON OPTICAL CO. 113 West 9th Street Phone 2-4219 Compliments of ERIE FORGE and STEEL COMPANY Best Wishes ERIE DIE COMPANY 3952 west 12th Street THE ERIE TIMES DAILY - SUNDAY Erie's Successful Newspaper ECOMA MILK AND ICE CREAM 21st and State Best Wishes to Tech Seniors ERIE CITY MANUFACTURING CO. 1030 West 12th Street COMPLIMEN TS OF HALLE BROS. CO. 122 west 10th st. Compliments of PRESQUE ISLE PAPER PRODUCTS COMPANY 2007 Peninsula Drive Erie, Pa. THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN MILKS Enjoy STERLING-Erie's safest milk 3330 Peach Best Wishes THOMPSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY 152 West 12th Street TOTS 8: TEENS Totsey says, WEATHERBIRD SHOES Are Your Best Buy 908 Peach Street Compliments of UPTON-LANG COMPANY 1009 Commerce Building Erie, Pa. Compliments SKINNER ENGINE CO. 337 West 12th St. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1954 ERIE RESISTOR CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS OF MADER,S BAKERY BAKING GOODS OF ALL TYPES Wedding, Birthday and Party Cakes 2614 Parade Street Phone 5-2130 Compliments of JOHN BROWN FLOWER SHOP 312 East 8th Street Phone 4-6718 LINN CLEANERS 1211 West 26th St. Phone 2-2787 Courtesy of the ERIE MANTEL 81 TILE CO., INC. 1115 Peach St. Phone 2-3547 Best Wishes From H. P. WELLER SUPPLY COMPANY 11 West 11th Street Compliments of DR. R. W. SHEPARD, Optometrist 113 West 11th Street COMPLIMENTS W. PITT GIFFORD Compliments of LIBERTY BAKERY 1132 East 9th Street Phone 27-8240 Congratulations JAMES T. BARRON CO. 859 East Tenth Street CONGRATULATIONS ATLAS CONSTRUCTION CO. 2026 Buffalo Road Compliments of AMERICAN STERILIZER CO. 1230 Plum Street Best Wishes AMERICAN HOLLOW BORING COMPANY 1063 West 19th Street STANLEY BROTHERS FURNITURE OF QUALITY SINCE 1918 Compliments of ERIE WALL PAPER 8z PAINT CO. 1002 Parade St. Erie, Pa. Parts-Sales and Service on Washers and Vacuum Cleaners HARRY E. MUELLER THE KEY MAN 18 East 9th Street Compliments of UNITY SHIRT SHOP ADAM HATS 723 State Street KIMMEL 81 SON SHOES - HOSIERY - BAGS Corner 17th and Sassafras ROSS 8: COPUS GARAGE and TIRE SHOP 234 West 12 Phone 4-7661 L. PRESS 8z CO. SPOR'I'ING GOODS Men's Shoes and Outdoor Clothing 1206 to 1218 State St. Phone 27-7213 FRESH UP WITH SEVEN UP MEHLER BO'I'I'LIN G WORKS KUHARSKY BROS., INC. CUSTOM RIFLE BUILDERS Complete Shooting Equipment and Services 2425 W. 12 Dial-3-4625 IMPERIAL DRY CLEANERS Quality and Service is Our Aim Pick-Up and Delivery 21-2306 or 28-0280 1604 State St. - 2002 Peach St. Compliments of ERIE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE SPECIALISTS IN BUSINESS TRAINING 8th and State Street Phone 2-2644 COOK'S MARKET ERIE'S HOMETOWN FOOD CHAIN BALDWIN BROTHERS, INC. 1002 state street THE SPUDNUT SHOP SPECIAL PARTY PRICES 2519 Buffalo Road Phone 8-3438 HARRY,S AUTO PARTS NEW AND USED PARTS Install Auto-Glass - State Inspection 2425 State Street Phone 2-3059 Congratulations To The Graduates From THE ROBINSON INSURANCE AGENCY 33 East sth Street Phone 2-3251 BEST WTSHES FROM THE CALABRESE CLUB 509 West 16th Street SCOBELL PLUMBING COMPANY CLIFTON AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE PROD. CO. 217 West 11th Street COMPLIMENTS OF THE SIMS COMPANY Courtesy of BRIGGS-HAGENLOCHER, INC. 208 West 12th Street Phone 2-1454 Best Wishes MARINE SHEET METAL WORKS Foot of French Street Best Wishes From BRANDT 8: SON TOOLS 1107 Poplar Street Best Wishes BLAIR PAINTING COMPANY 10 East 5th Street Congratulations, Seniors MINADEO'S SPORT CENTER THE BEST BRANDS FOR THE BEST ATHLETES IN ALL SPORTS 121 West 9th Street Phone 28-5288 I. D. McQUISTION CO. INSURANCE 1421 G. Daniel Baldwin Bldg. Phone 4-6343 Good Luck' Seniors Best Wishes From ' ccAugieu YAPLE'S DAIRY 4026 P, A NEWCAMP'S DAIRY me venue 138 East 17th street Dial 2-5617 Th- t si Y f ll' y' X ears 0 MILK - ICE CREAM DAIRY PRODUCTS SANITARY FARMS DAIRY A 521 East 18th Street ARTHUR F. SCHULTZ COMPANY G. E. APPLIANCES 212 E. 18-1401 State-3831 W. 12 17 East Main St., North East 2921 Buffalo Rd. Continued Service to the Athletes of Erie High Schools PALACE HARDWARE HOUSE PELHAM ELECTRIC CORP. ELECTRIC SWITCH BOARDS 1513 German Street BEST WISHES BENNETT STORAGE 8: CARTING 25th and Ash Phone 01 7105 HOLLAND MANUFACTURING CO MAKERS OF HOLLAND VISES 350 East 18th street Best W1shes from OTTO F BEHREND Congratulatxons HESS BROTHERS OPTICIANS West 8th Street Phone 2382 Free Parkmg QUINN BERRY PLASTICS C0 2730 west 12th street 901 French Street Comphments of KEARSARGE TOOL and MANUFACTURING CO Kuntz Road R D 3 Best W1shes For The Future KOLLMAN MANUFACTURING CO MACHINE SHOP 4818 Peach Street Phone 9 5 RELIABLE HOME FURNISHINGS ROESSLER S MEATS ERIES ONLY GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEATS 641 East 15th Street LAKES ENGINEERING CO 903 Parade Street HAIBACH BROTHERS MEAT PACKERS 501 East 19th Street Best Wxshes From EARL KNOX COMPANY 1111 Bacon Street Best of Luck To Tech Graduates ERIE ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS 1808 West 26th Street FIRCH S SUNBEAM BREAD Congratulatlons Sen1ors JOHN E FILIP Jeweler and CHRISTINE S GIFT SHOP 818 Plaza Blvd Phone 4 7770 . 253 2- RALPH RIEHL, Realtor of Tech High Graduates - 393 9 ' 9 ! COMPLIIMENTS TANNER MANUFACTURING 4201 Bell Street, Lawrence Park Phone 8-3141 Compliments of WATSON-STANDARD CO. 1323 state street Phone 27-9221 COMPLDVIENTS LAKE SHORE PATTERN WORKS CHARLES PADDEN 8: SONS 1713 same st. Compliments of WALDAMEER PARK STRAHL SHOES SATISFY STRAHL BOOT SHOP Corner of 27th and Parade WESCHLER SHOES Tenth and Peach BEST WISHES FROM HEYL PHYSICIANS SUPPLY CO. MEDICAL, SURGICAL and HOSPITAL SUPPLIES 419 State Street BEHREND CENTER Of The Pennsylvania State University ALLIED FLORISTS ASSOCIATION of Greater Erie COMPLHVIENTS NU'1'1'ER'S ERIE BAND SCHOOL 711 State Street SUSOL BROTHERS CO. STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS 38th and Pine Phone 01-379 SESSINGHAUS 81 OSTERGAARD, Inc. CONTRACTORS O ENGINEERS DARLING FLORISTS 103 West 10th Street Special prices on corsages to Tech boys KERNER TOOL 81 DIE CO. Gospel Hill Road, R. D. 6 Compliments of ROTH MOTORS 1612 French Street . VC. ,' STL- ' .. 'ig.3,?f'y7'y:f a ,, . -- -pf - . A .V,,g,J+,ja,I, ,QV.-4,-,L-.:.,ig5gR,....... 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