Erie Technical High School - Torch Yearbook (Erie, PA)
- Class of 1958
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ER ENN NIA DEDICATED To Our Mothers and Fathers As we stand on the threshold of maturrty we pause and look back over the fleetrng years of youth There we see you helprng us through our days and we suddenly realrze the tremendous rnfluence you have had on us It rs you who frrst acquarnted us wtth our envrronment You gave us our basrc educatron our phrlosophres of lrfc and our rdeals In truth you lald the foundatrons for our personalrtres and our characters You have gurded us through our early years of development and you w1l1 contrnue to mfluence our decrsrons through out our ltves dedtcate the 1958 Torch to you our parents The Senror Class of l958 2 O O I As a small token of our appreciation for your devotion, we respectfully 4- '77, '4 , ' KK, .X Z!- ,S 0 ..-...-- hl. 5 1 XE 'ix Xxx JTTUE X ' FUTURE 1 WANTE AULE BC iSSEANlEN ' fl BEkN CHR 'T PHBIE C LUMBUS kg x Z. : DAN 'To NIGHT T s ANIN' mine sfo BILL HALEY5 c Melfs X59 JUNIORS My wyh N X XXQN '- SOPHOMORES 22553 ?lE1W.EI'3 ATTEN11oN Nfl' E SCHooL To NWE B RING lll L 5 HASHQWUES LAST ' FRESHMEN , CHANC E To TURN fm BACK s.- -. 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LYNN REYNOLDS Sheetmetal A S ' ce X nf ff, V Mr FRANK SALA Mathematncs Mr RAYMOND SALCHII Mr ALFRED SAPPER Enghsh Hec Mr BEACH SHERMAN Mr CHARLES THOMAS Engllsh Auto Mechamcs Mr JOHN THOMAS Prmtxng Mr. GEORGE TROST Mr: JOHN UNGERMAN General Shop M'3-fhemgtics . . , P-N, f ' 11 Mrs GREY Mr FRANCESCHINI Mr SCHMIDT Dxetltlan Lmotype Operator Chlef Custodlan 'vw' Mrs Puscus Miss Burger Mr Vona Mr Curdo Mr Ruzzner CUSTODIAL STAFF 1 K ! x 1 Mrs. Bocianowski, Mrs. Southwick CAFETERIA STAFF 12 A1 S 43-if Semen PROM cuxssof 1758 Q A QQ XX Qkgp Q IO TURN QPF DE U eueaui MAcHuv SE PUXCE v f DANZE X Q Q0 KENNETH DUANE BAKER Prlntrng Mldge Wrestlxng 2 Momtor 2 Ken passes the t1me away by golng huntlng and f1Sh1l'Ig and also enjoys water skung, After graduatxon Ken plans to make a career of the Arr Force JAMES LAMONT BECK Draftmg Monty Thrs hazel eyed black halred sxx foot three lnch Sen1or's favorlte hobbres are huntmg and f1sh1ng Hrs plan for the future IS to make loads of money RICHARD JOSEPH ADAMASZEK M3Ch1HE Shop Roac Intramural Basketball l 2 Rrchard stands :J'4 ' and werghs 115 lbs has brown halr and eyes, after graduatron from Tech Rlchard mtends to Jom the U S Navy WILLIAM EDWARD ALLOWAY Draftlng I Swxmmmgl 2 3 Manager 4 Water P0101 2 3 Manager 4 National Honor SOC19ty 3 Presldent 4 Vrce Presldent of hls Senlor Class, B111 plans to go to college to study Engrneerxng THOMAS ERIC ANDRES Draftrng Tom Tumors Dramatlcs Club Z 3 Junior Red Cross 2 3 Treasurer 4 Techmcalltles 2 4 Junlor Class Treasurer Senlor Class Treasurer Tom plans to attend college after graduatxon NICHOLAS ARENA Draftmg N1c Nrck who stand 5'4 and welghs 115 lbs has the favorlte saymg Are you ser1ous , Nlck has black halr and brown eyes after graduat1on he w11l take the GE APPISHEICS Course ALBERT PAUL BACHMAIER Prmtlng Al Track l Class Offrcer l Al rs now on Co op at E E Schlrndwem Pr1nt1ng Co and plans to follow hrs chosen trade after he graduates from Tech Al also enjoys bowlrng CHARLES THOMAS BAKER Draftrng ' Chas Track I 2 3 4 Cross Country l 2 Junior Red Cross 3 Student Senate l 2 Thrs brown harred and brown eyed lad plans to enter the SSYVICE upon graduatlon MARVIN WALLACE BILETNIKOFF Drafting Tlgef Footballl 2 3 4, Th1S 6'l' , 225 lb brown halred blue eyed football galnt halls from Draftlng Room 21 H15 plan for the future IS to JOID the Navy and see the world RICHARD EDWARD BILSKI Draftlng Hoo Intramural Basketball 2 Hrs hobbles are huntlng and flshlng HIS plan for the future IS to get out of school Wlllllln the next 10 yrs Cry havoc and let loose the dogs of war JAMES EDWARD BLACK Draftlng Jlm Football 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 The hobbles of thls Senlor are collectlng books and colns, Hls plan for the future IS to go to college and take up Engl neerlng CLARENCE JAMES BOOTES Cablnet Maklng Jlm I-Ils Vltal statlstlcs are l42 lbs 5 10' brown halr, and green eyes, whlch are an asset ln hls hobby, looklng for women, HIS plan for the future IS to JOID the Navy GLENN EDWARD BRINIG Electrlclty Clenn Thls 5'5 lf2 Senlorhas brown halr and eyes, and halls from Homeroom 25 HIS hobby IS repalrlng radlos and he hopes to to become an Electronlcs Fmglneer after graduatlon MICHAEL ROBERT BROOKHOUSER Machlne Shop Brooks Technlcalltles 2 3 4 Student Senate 4, Intramural Basketball 2 Thls 5'9 130 lb blue eyed blonde, IS now a clerk, and lntends to JOIII the U S Navy after graduatlon ROBERT EBERHARD BRUCKER Electrlclty ' o Bob IS 5'lO weighs 135 lbs has blue eyes and brown halr, He spends much of hlS spare tlme motorcycllng, Hls favonte Saylng IS Cup of Tea Please JOHN DAVID BRUMFIELD Prlntlng 'J B LaBrum Football l 2 3, Basketball l 2 3 Base balll 2 3 Track l 2 3 Cross Country l 2 3, Secretary of hls Freshman Class He plans to become a baseball player after graduatlon JAMES GERALD CRANE Cabinet Making Jim If you look closely you will find this brown haired blue eyed fellow either working on a car or planning what he is going to do on oneg He plans to live a full life. RICHARD MICHAEL CRISHOCK Auto Mechanics Dick Junior Red Cross l,2,3,43 Student Senate 3,45 Torch Staff 45 He plans to enter the Air Force upon grad- uationg You've probably seen him on Erie Camera Center's motor scooter. THOMAS STANELY BUZJEWICZ Cabinet Making Buzz This 5'l0' Senior has brovm hair and eyes and weighs 145 lbs Tom IS doing very well in his shop and would like to become a carpenter after his grad uation from Erie Tech JEROME WILLIAM CAREY Machine Shop Jerry You can usually find him tinkering with his car, which goes right along with his ambition of becoming a Mechanical Engineer You mlght even hear h11T1 say 'Oh you hill billy DONALD RAYMOND CHRZANOW K Drafting Don Cross Country 1 2 3 Track l 2 3 4 Stu dent Senatel,2 Varsity 'T' Club 2 3 4 National Honor Society 4 Tech nrcalities 2 Assistant Editor 3 Editor 4 DAVID WILLIAM COFFEY Machrne Shop Dave 'TECl'l.l'l1C3.llIl9S 3 4 Student Senate 4 Dave spends his spare time as a stock boy, He also operates a drill press He corrects many of the articles that go into our newspaper ANTHONY NUNZIO COLONNA Printing Tony Football 2 3 4, 'T Club His favorite saying Take a walk goes rlght along with his hobby of going out at night His most important plan for the future is to go to college RALPH JOSEPH CORVAGLIA Pattern Making Ru Band l 2 3 4 Student Senate 3 Newspaper Reporter 4 He likes music fP1ay1ng the trumpet in the Tech band hunting and motor cycles, He IS a professional playboy ROBERT JOSEPH CROWNER Drafting Cross Country 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Varsity T Club 2 3 4 Basketball 3 In his senror year he was a co op student he plans t1on to join the A1r Force upon gradua JOAN MARIE DAVISON Art Blondie T9ChHlC3l1t1ES 2 3 Student Senate 2 Y Teens 2 3 4 Twirling 2 Dramatxcs Club 2 3 4 Secretary oi her Sopho more and Jumor Class Joan plans to attend college EUGENE RICHARD DeANGELO Pattern Making Gene Golf 2 Intramural Boxmg 9 Intramural Basketball 2 Band 4 Tech Follxes 1 2 3 4 Gene enjoys golfing and plans to make his first m1ll1on dollars during the ne ar future PETER ARTHUR DeSANTlS Drafting Pete Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 J V Foot ball 2 Varsrty Football 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Pete enjoys sports and would like to go to college after his gradua tion from Tech WILLIAM LOUIS DOBRZYNSKI Pattern Making B1 Basketball 7 Baseball 4 Thls 5'9' Senior weighs 132 lbs has brovwn hair and blue eyes he works at a jewelry store after school and would l1ke to be teacher EUGENE DOMBKOWSKI Prmtlng Gene Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Gene stands 6 O and welghs 178 lbs his favor1te pastime IS w atchmg the gxrls go by his ambition IS to become a pro baseball player JOHANNA ELIZABETH DOMBROWIAK Art Baby Doll Cheerleading 3 Captain 4- National Honor Society 4- Y-Teens Treasurer 3 Vice-President 4- Student Senate 4' Drarnatics Club 4. Johanna plans to at- tend college after graduation. RICHARD LOUIS DUMEYER Electricity Duie Technicalities -1' Torch Staff 4. Dick who stands 6 1 weighs 150 lbs. and is interested in model planes photog- raphy radio and girls. FRED JOHN FRIED Art Fred Intramural Basketball 2 3 Fred who stands 5'1O and weighs 140 lbs as brown hair and brown eyes his main interests are reading painting and girls EDWARD EARL GALFSKI Machine Shop Senlor ld Junior Red Cross 3 Student Senate 3 Weighing in at 137 lbs and being 5'8 tall Ed is exteedlngly interested In the manly sport of huntmg THOMAS EDWARD FARRELL Cabinet Making Tom Student Senate 25 J.V. Football 15 Var- sity Football 2,3,45 T Club 3,4. Tom who stands 5 9' and weighs 165 lbs. enjoys riding horses and would like to raise horses. FRANK ANTHONY FERRARE Printing Feruke J.V. Football 13 Varsity Football 2 3 4- J.V. Basketball 1' Varsity Bas- ketball 2 3 4' Baseball 1 2 3 4- Torch Salesman 12- T' Club 2 3 4' Red Cross 1 WILLIAM BERNARD FIJAL Pattern Making 11 J V Basketball 1 Bill stands 6'0' weighs 145 lbs has brown hair and brown eyes hrs favorite saying is H1 Daddy and he spends his leisure time building model airplanes WALTER ANTHONY FILIPKOWS Pattern Making Wally Student Senate 3 4 Band 4 Wally stands 5'11 and weighs 170 lbs his favorite saying is 'Move that rig ' an 1n his spare time he enjoys hunting and fishing JAMES PAUL FLENGAS Drafting The Cree Track 2 3 Dramatics Club 2,3 Varslty Basketball Manager 3 Intramural Bas ketball 2 3 After graduat1on from Tech James would like to study eng1 neermg RICHARD CONRAD FRANZ Auto Mechanics Otto Student Senate 4 Torch Salesman 3 This auto mechanic stands 5'6 weighs 193 lbs hrs hobby is bowlrng, after graduation Otto would l1ke to join the Air Force DONALD LEE GALLENSTEIN Printing Lippy Monitor 2. The Air Force will have among its ranls this 5'8 blue eyed and blond haired youth When asked about h1s hobbres he will reply cars and girls GARY JOHN GLOR Cabinet Making Gary Co op 3 4 This brown haired lad seems always to be putting transmls sions in his car sometime in the fu ture hre green eyes will greet you from under h1s Navy hat GEORGE EDWARD GREIBEL Machmg Shop George The cards prophecy that George shall work in the future he IS very interested in cars, George stands 5'10 tall and weighs 140 lbs he has brown hair and hazel eyes RONALD FRANCIS CRIEBEL Drafting Curl This blue eyed blond haired youth secretly longs to be the first man to land on the moon, slnce college is m his future our 5'10' 130 lb frlend 15 off to a good start STANLEY JOSEPH GRONOSTAJ Labmet Making Sarge This 6 footer, who has blue eyes and brown hair enjoys r1d1ng up and down State Street he IS known for saying Don t bug me he's intent on Joining the Navy RICHARD CHESTER GRZELAK Machine Shop Dlck This future tool and die maker has achieved many of the skills of wood craft hunting and fishing D1ck's de scribed as 6'1 tall 140 lbs brown hair and hazel eyes THOMAS MARK HADLEY Electricity Senator Torch Staff 3 Editor 4, Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 2 3 4 Student Senate 4 Stage Crew 3 4 Techmcalltres 2 Shop Edltor 3 As srstant Editor 4 JACK EUGENE HANNAH Art Jack Track 2 3 4 Jack hopes to continue his art out of school besrdes domg homework, he mdulges in bosmg and hunting his favorite saying is Come on fellas WILLIAM JOHN JAKUBOWSKI Draftmg Jake Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 1 3 4 Wrestlmg 3 4 J V Football 2 T C u 3 4 He l1kes photography and swrm mmg for hobbres he plans to attend an engmeermg college JOHN HENRY KEEFE Sheetmetal Cheetah Football 1 2 3 4 SNV1ITlXTllI'lg 2 3 4 Water Polo 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 H1 Y 4 Thxs 5'10 brown halred lad has the saymg Wanna bet and wants to joxn the Navy JEFFERY FRANCIS HARDNER Machme Shop ' Jeff Th1S w1l1 be servrceman stands 5'11 tall and wexghs 148 lbs h1s eyes and hall' are both brown Jeff IS kept busy at the bakery where he IS employed DAVID WILLIAM HOGAN Mach1ne Shop Dave Student Senate 3 Dave's gray eyes add emphas1s to h1s saymg of He who hesrtates 1S lost He 15 5'4' tall and werghs 140 lbs he IS a champron shooter and enjoys huntmg THOMAS ANTHONY HOKAJ Cablnet Makmg Hokes Wrestlmg 2 3 4 Treasurer Student Sen ate 4, Shop Reporter 4 Executxve Board 2 Tom plans erther to go to col lege or to Jom the Navy he races h1s hydro plane for recreatlon THOMAS FRANCIS HOPPE Auto Mechamcs Tom ThlS lad has among h1S hobbres cars htmtmg and guns, h1s favor1te say1ng IS ' It's all 1n your head He welghs 140 lbs IS 5'7 and hopes to Jom the navy RICHARD EUGENE IRELAND Auto Shop D1ck Intramural Basketball 2 3 He helps h1s career by way of h1S hobby of work1ng on cars H s favorrte say1ng IS Cut lt out ' He plans to own a garage after the servlce JOHN DONALD IRWIN Sheetmetal Don Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 4 He works 1n h1s father's gas stat1on part t1me H15 favorxte saymg IS Want run 1t He plans to jom the Navy upon graduatxon HAROLD GORDON KEES Draftmg Harry Bowllng 2 3, Basketball 2 3 Thrs 5'10 185 lbs boy has brown ha1r and brown eyes, h1s favorxte say1ng 15 What ya say stud and h1s ambltlon IS to jom the A1r Force EUGENE ROLAND KELLY Prmtlng Gene' Gene stands 5'7 and welghs 132 lbs he has brown ha1r and blue eyes and holds a part trme job as prmter for the School Drstnct he would lrke to be a prmter JOSEPH PATRICK KELLY Machxne Shop ' oe Intramural Basketball 1 2,4 Th1S 5'8 lad has red haxr and blue eyes hrs fa v0r1te saylng IS Certalnly hrs plan for the future IS to be a tool and d1e maker RONALD DAVID KINNEAR Machme Shop ' Ron Ron stands 5'8 ' and weighs 137 lbs He has brown ha1r and blue eyes he enjoys huntlng frshmg and cars Ron has defmlte plans for the future to be a truck drlver CHARLES WILLIAM KONOPKA Draftmg ' Chuc Torch Staff 4 Natlonal Honor SOCISIY4 Dramatxcs Club 3 4 HIS favorrte sayin IS 'All rlght men' hrs plan for the fu ture IS to go to college and be an engl neer GERALD KOSIOREK Machme Shop ' Jerry Student Senate 1 Hzs favorrte say1ng IS 'Nope' , he has had a part trme job at East Slde Machme Shop and hrs plans for the future are xndeflmte ROBERT STANLEY KOWALSKI Prxntmg Kxller Track 2 3 He enjoys photography as a hobby Bob works after school ln a prlnt shop he plans to be an offset pressman when he graduates from Tech KENNETH MARVIN KRISE Mach1ne Shop Ken Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 You can usually fxnd h1m worklng around cars he works as a gardener dur1ng the summer u on raduatxon he lans to P S P joxn the A1r Force WALTER RICHARD LITZ Pr1nt1ng Butch Football 2 3 -1 Basketball '7 3 4 Ba ball 3 4 Extcutixt Board 3 Walt's vorite saying 1S I g1VC up what 1S 11.7 His only plan for tht future 15 to make l1v1ng JULIAN B LOEWS KI Machine Shop ud Intramural Basketball 23 -1 His 1.1 vorite pastime is tinkering with carsy Bud s favorite saying is Hear that dripping' 5 he is planning to go to col- ege. PAUL MICHAEL KRIVONAK Electricity K1-on Band 2 3 -1 This 6'2 saxophone player has blond hair hazel eyes and weighs 160 lbs he plans to join the regular Navy upon graduat1on he IS a Reservist now THOMAS STEPHEN KRUSZEWS KI Mach1ne Shop Kruzer Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 H1s1a worite saying IS All the time he IS 6 tall weighs 135 lbs has dark brown hair He plans to become a machinist upon graduation THOMAS MICHEAL KUZMIN Drafting Russian Torn Water Polo 1 3 4 J V Basketball 2 Swimmmg 3 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 Tom's favorite saying ls Piercing Man P1trc1ng in the future he plans to be come an engineer LINDA MACRAE LAMB Art Vamp1ra Torch Staff 4 Nat1onal Honor Society 3 Secretary 4, Y Teens 2 3 4 Class Adv1sor 3 Class Secretary 4 L1nda has also held several Y Teen offices she plans to go to college JOHN GEORGE LAWSON Drafting Jack Newspaper 2 Business Manager 3 4 Torch Staff 4 National Honor Society 3 4 HIS favorite saying IS Don't work too hard and he plans to go to college after graduat1on JOSEPH ANTHONY LEONE Sheet Metal Sonny Student Council 2 3 Junior Red Cross 2 3 4 N8LlOH3l Honor Society 3 4 Class Pres1dtnt 3 4 Joe has been worklng 1n the sheet metal bus1ness VVILII his father CARL JULIUS LUCAS Draftmg Luke Student Senate 1 3, Band 4 Carl stands 5'lO SV9lgI'lS 1:10 lbs has brown haxr and hazel eyes h1s favorrte hobby IS mus1c he IS plannmg on becommg an Englfleel' CLIFTON WALTER MCFARLAND Auto Shop Walt Underneath a car that's where you ll f1nd Walt TIIIS 5'9 brown eyed browr ha1red fellow 15 also gettmg h1s hands greasy at a local f1Il1ng stat1on The Army gets th1s boy RAYMOND HOWARD MCKEEL Draftrng Ray Cllck and 6 blue eyed Ray has another prcture for h1s collect1on H1s favor1te saymg IS 'Lets get movlng H15 plan for the future 15 to become a Meehan lcal Engmeer W IAM TIMOTHY MCLAUGI-IL Auto Shop Red Band 2 4 Basketball 4 W1th h1s red haxr and blue eyes th1s lad looks real w1ld when he whlps up a storm on h1s set of drums He plans to attend col lege GENE JEROME MACIAK Machlne Shop Muk Two hundred and f1VE pounds of real f endly fellow th1s descr1bes 5'11 brown halred Gene h1s favor1te saymg IS 'Yea I know He w1ll make a top notch toolmaker RAYMOND ARBUCLE MANLY Sheetmetal Ray Band 4 Not only may Ray be found Wlth h1s trumpet 1n band he can also be seen r1d1ng State whlch IS h1s hobby he IS 5'7 has blond han' and blue eyes NORMAN EUGENE MEYER Sheetmetal Chappy Thls 5'7 brown haxred blue eyed sen 1or ha1ls from homeroom 30 hrs favor 1te saymg IS O K Mlckey h1s hobby lxke most others 15 grrls ANTHONY THOMAS MEZZACAPO Draftmg Tony Football 1 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4, Tech Follres 3 4 Baseball 2 3, Student Sen ate 1 2 H15 favorlte saylng IS 'Come on let's go He also plays a gu1 ar STANLEY CHARLES NIFDZIELS KI Printing Nedgt Among the activities of Ntdgt is loaf ing - No doubt that he is typicalr the others are pool, golf and su-'immingr Stanley is looking forward to a future as a pressman. PATRICK DOMINIC NOTARIONE Drafting Par Junior Varsity Football 23 Intramural Basketball 3. Pat's most favorite hobby is bowling, while his favorite saying is Brutal 5 he wants to be an architect. GEORGE MOLDOVAN Art George Wrestlrng 4 Track 4 Band 4 This fel low's favorlte saying 1S Are you seri ous? hrs hobby IS clowmng around and his plan for the future IS to be an illustrator GABRIEL MORETTINI Machine Shop Gabe Football 1 2 3 4 Wrestling I 2 Track 2 3 This gay young lad s favorite saying 15 ' Is that r1ght ' his plan for the future is to be a machmist CHARLES RAYMOND MORRIS Drafting Chuck Technlcalltles 3 4 Band 2 This 5'l0 brown haired lad IS exceedingly in terested in designing houses and hopes to become a full fledged architect EDWARD DENNIS MURPHY rt Murp Varsity Football 2 3 4 Torch Staff 4 Strawberry blond halred Murph 15 5' ' tall and 160 lbs th1s entertalnlng lad enjoys watching the g1rls go by JON CHARLES MURRAY Electricity Jon Student Senate 3 Co op 3 4 Jon 1S gathering important information by working part time as an electrician s apprentice Favorrte saying is Now if you have a Ford Product ' JOHN LOUIS NICOLIA Drafting Nxck Football 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 This brown eyed chap is always heard saying It's tough 1sn t 1t'? held a part time job as a welder's as sistant EDWARD ONORATO Draitmg J V Football 1 Varsrty Football 2 Wrestlmg I 2 3 4 Pres1dent of T Club 3 Jr Class Vxce Pres1dent 3 Stu dent Councll V1ce Presldent 3 Presx dent 4 Honor Socxety 4 GARY KENNETH OWENS Pattern Makmg Garrrson Thrs 6'2 blue eyed blond's favor1te Saylng 15 Oh Brother he enjoys parntmg and has worked as a gas sta tron attendant hrs plans for the future lnclude pattern makrng DAVID PARMETFR Draftmg Stxetch Varsity Football 'P 3 4 Varslty Basket ball 2 3 4 T Club 3 4 Natlonal Honor Society -1 After he graduates from Tech Dave rntends to study eng1 neerrng RONALD JOHN PESTA Machrne Shop 'Hoot Owl Golf 1 Hot rodchng IS th1s fellows favorrte pastrme and convertrble rate h1gh on h1s l1st he has worked as a part t1me gardener but plans to be a draftsrnan rn the future JOSEPH ROCCO PITTO Pattern Maklng Measto Measto's favorrte sayrng rs I want It l1ke I want a hole 1n my head' he lrked readzng playmg a plano and ac cordran hzs future plan IS to attend a theologrcal school DAVID PAUL PUTMAN Machme Shop Dave' Student Senate 3 4, Intramural Basket ball 2 3 Tenms 4 Buy a Chevy that's Daves favorlte hot rods read mg datmg are h1s hobbres, hrs plans are to bulld a satelllte WALTER CHARLES PYTLARZ Prmtlng PII Very qu1et but very nrce just soak1ng up knowledge Thrs descrrbes 5 11 brown haxred green eyed PIIS Hrs ia vorlte saymg IS Hey Spook and he wrll make a frne prmter Sv DAVID LEO RASTATTER Prlntlng Dave Torch Staff 3 Golf 2 Dave 's favorlte sayrng IS That'll be the day H15 favorlte pastrme IS Cars He IS plan rung on a career 1n the prlntmg fleld ANTHONY BERNARD RUFFO Drafting Tony ' Band 1,2,4. This fellow's favorite say- ing is Alright you guys 3 his favorite past time is body building and weight lifting. His future plan is to become an architect. NICHOLAS JOHN RUNSER Pattern Making Nick National Honor Society 4. Be that as it may is the favorite saying of this 5'11 , brown haired pattern maker who plans to be an engineer in the future. LAWRENCE HARVEY REYNOLDS Drafting Arizona Kid Band 2 3 4 During his spare time Larry enjoys cluttering his home with his woodworking masterpieces he now worlu at Loblaws, but is planning on be coming a draftsman LARRY GEORGE RHODES Cabinet Making Larry Co op 4 Larry has had several part time Jobs and recently he has been working on co op His favorite saying IS That's the way the cookie crum bles WILLIAM BRUNO RIMDZIUS Drafting Wormjuice This 135 lb 5'10' seniors favorite saying 1S Let's go Zulu As a hobby Bill indulges in swimming when he graduates he plans to buy a large farm JAMES ROBASKY Auto Mechanics Jim When he's not sleeping or at school, you will find Jim fixing his car This brown haired hazel eyed lad works part time as a mechanic after school He plans to join the Navy DONALD EDWARD ROSE Cabinet Making Don Take it easy' says this 5'l0' brown haired cabinet maker, his hobby 15 hunting though he won't tell us what, his plan for the future IS carpentry and farming ALFRED JOHN ROSENTHAL Electricity Rosey Baseball 2 3 4- Wrestling 2 3 4- Cross Country 3- Newspaper Sports Report- er 3. You name it and Rosey's playe it- the college he attends will get a very active lad. NANCY ROSEMARY SANDIFF Art Sandy Y Teens 3 4, National Honor Society 4 Torch 4 Band 3 4 Dramatics Club 3 Technicalities 3 4 Red Cross 3 4 Sandy plans to attend college and be high school teacher THOMAS JOSEPH SAPIENZA Printing Sappy Football 2 3 4 Jun1or Varsity Basket ball 2 Track 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Student Senate 3 T Club 3 4 He 1S expecting to join the A1r Force BENEDICT JOSEPH SCARPINO Auto Mechanics Scarps Co op 4 This 5'11 200 lb black haired fellow loolc right at home in a grape orchard He can also be found helping his dad at the Chestnut Street Garage DAVID LEE SCARPITTI Pattern Making ' Scarps Dave likes archery fishing and hunt mg Whenever you tell him some thing he says Yeah' I Know HIS plan for the future IS to be a pattern maker or a sergeant JOHN EDWARD SCI-IAAF Sheetmetal Jack This 5'1O brown haired brown eyed senior hails from homeroom 30 H15 iavorite past time IS hunting and fishing HIS plan for the future IS to enlist in the U s Navy RAYMOND HARRY SIEGEL Auto Mechanics Varsity Football 3. This 6 3 black haired hard working fellow always manages to come up with a new car every two years. His favorite saying: Who Knows! BYRON ROBERT SMITH Printing Smitty Junior Varsity Football 25 Varsity Foot- ball 3,4g Varsity Basketball 4. This 6' blue eyed senior has a favorite saying, Hey Blank g he plans to join the Air Force. CHARLES WILLIAM SMITH Pattern Making Chas' Junior Varsity Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Cross Country 15 Tech Fol- lies 4. If someone says Merciful heavens, 'children', and if he's a singer, it's Chas. GLENN THOMPSON Cablnet Making us Stage Crew 2 3 Manager 4 Get a Ford says this 5'1O' blue eyed red haired young blade. He held a summer job doing cement work which is his plan for the future. JACK VINCENT VANCHIERI Drafting Smiley Football l,2,3,'45 Student Senate 2,45 Class Officer 2,3,45 Technicalities 2,3,43 Basketball 2, Intramural 3,43 Torch Salesman 3,4, Staff 2, Business Manager 4. WILLIAM BERNARD SMITH Cabinet Maklng Smitty Smitty s hobby IS girls Strangely enough his favorite saying is What's Her Name He is 5'9 tall 140 lbs with brown hair and ey es He wants to be a cabinet maker PAUL JAMES STROHMEYER Cabinet Making Hersc Student Senate 3 Paul will Join the Coast Guard He enjoys collecting coins and stamps, and molding Fords He frequently asks Where's the Boss'?' RICHARD MATTHEW STUCZYNSKI Drafting tu This will be college student is fas cinated by boats and cars He has chestnut brown han' and brown eyes His most favorite expression is Pick It ROBERT EDWARD SUTULA Electricity 'Smokey Dramatics Club 3 4 Student Senate 4 Yearbook 4 National Honor Soclety 4 His favorite saying is Yea but and his hobby is watching girls pass by DONALD ANTHONY TAMMARO Drafting Duck Wrestling 2 Shop Reporter 4 He 1S often heard saying HSUSPICIOHS of oth are aroused by ones own actlons After graduation from Tech Don wishes to go to college RONALD BERNARD TARASZKI Machine Shop ' Hunky Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Ronald's aspiration is to go to Callfornia His hobby IS sleeping and sleepmg wh1le his favorite saying 1S Mercy Sakes Laddy PHILIP MARK VANUCCI Draftrng Phr Intramural Basketball 2 Thrs happy go lucky fellow can be heard through out the halls and classrooms srngrng the latest rn pop tunes hrs plans are unde crded JACK E VOCEL Draftrng Stormy J V Basketball 2 Baseball 3, Intra mural Basketball 3 Hrs favorrte say mg rs Lay off wrll you buddy? H held a part trme Job at Copes Vulcan and he rs now on co op there FELICIA ANNE WARD Art Felrs Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Student Senate 3 Freshman Class Secretary Junror Red Cross 2 3 4 Torch 2 3 4 Senror Class Executrve Board Natronal Honor Socr ety 3 4 Newspaper 1 2 WILLIAM ALAN WENRICK Draftrng 'Wee Wrllre J V Football 2 J V Basketball 2 In tramural Basketball 3 Baseball 3 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Wee Wrl lre's favor-rte sayrng rs 'You're break ing my heart RAYMOND KENNETH WHEELER Pattern Makrng Ray Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Ray may be heard sayrng Let's not be stuprd hrs hobby rs burldrng models and hrs plan for the future rs to go to college JAMES FRANCIS WINNEN Draftrng Jrm Track 1 2 3 4 Water Polo 2,3 4 Red Cross 1 2 3 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Don t bug me ' says thrs drafts man who plans to go to college he lrkes to swrrn anytrme RICHARD ALOIS WISINSKI Draftrng Rrc Stage Crew 3 4 Rrchard expects to ex plore the freld of agrrculture hrs hob bres are photography and collectrng stamps and old corns he's 5'1O and werghs 138 lbs ROBERT ANDREW ZAWADZKI Draftrng b Swrmmrng 1 Golf 1 2 3 4 Huntrng and rce boatrng are hrs hobbres he'd lrke to be erther a lake boat captarn or an engrneer he says Thrs am t duck weather DANIEL GENE ZELENAK Draftmg ' Zulu Momtor 4 You w1l1 flnd the 5'l1 lad elther workmg on h1s hot Plymouth Roadster or workmg to buy parts for lt He plans a college educatlon after graduatlon VINCENT FRANK BUCCI Cabmet Makmg Prowler Football 1 2 3 4 Thls black hatred brown eyed fellow clarms that hrs hobby IS botherxng people, he has been workmg part trme at Agnello's Heatmg and now plans college At Alrqurppa Peftnsylvama on Frrday September 20 1957 the Tech team lost IIS prob Durtng the thlrd quarter of the game Vrnce was rnjured ln one ofthe offensrve plays He was rushed to the Alrqurppa I-Iosprtal wrth a broken leg Hrs leg was already .Jung set as the rest of h s team mates frnrshed the game The next day Vrnce was brought to Erre rn a char tered ambulance He was then grven a room ln Hamot Hospltal Throughout the rest of the season thxs loss bore heavrly on the fteld strategy of our team We are sure that Vrnce whrle lyrng rn the hosprtal was eaung hrs heart out wrshrng that he could get back on the held frghtrng wlth the rest of hrs team mates 30 ' I Il , . . . ,, I Y l ' ' - able All-City center in an unfortunate accident on the football field. YL- . . Z fl ff-J -Zia., :V 7 ,X lg-,,1 Ll-Z,i,?,,g, , ,Nw ,L 1 K rg lf Z 1 UNDERCLQSMEN f ,FV 'L Cfgsbw , X X , ' X5 i af Z' l l g2 APPUXUSE ARL UN C NQ.. 14 E? V6 GOOD LUG KJ ELVIS 'C' 'Haw 535335 I 42? QU KW 0 ROCK N To NEW SUBIEJLTS M 12 STREET' '18 JU IORS CLASS OFFICERS 1- A Mitt: 1 f s!g:x4lI MNH' O' X HI -s. SEATED Davld Calabrese John DeSant1 John Stanek Mary Ann Carroll STANDING Thomas Skarupsk1 Lawrence Fowler Rodger Volkwexn Roger Lafferty Chester Fellds x x 3 2 '-of 'X W Ager Albrew czynskl Andrzej ewskr Angelotu Bay er Becker B1lSk1 Boron rcz Brandt Bruno Bucheral Buckel Buezynskz Burnett Calabrese Calvano Cody Czarnecki Czlulewlcz Destrrm DeWolf Dontty Dufala Ester Fabm Flelds Fowler Fowler Fuller Caspar-o Gaydos Gaylord Gnacmskl Gomey Hall Harms Hawley Heberlme Hershelman Hrll Hodub ski Hnscko Hyatt Irlsh Jackson Ja cobs Jawarow Skl Johnston Kahe Kendzrora Keller Kmg Koch Koster Krmesk Krol Kueczynskx Kuntz Lafferty 5-If wr 'nd F A-HQ 4' M1 4-A W Q as ' 'fr -AJ E -If md '-'if 'R 33 N X m8 Vo 95 41+ Ldv 'J- 'an NWQAL ng' 15 2-Q..f X l s , y f S I, 'K 4 4 4 ' ' lp-I 1 . I , S l e e 2 l My l f .V 'G' 1 ,, f 4 V, A 7 I' , 4 - H I 1 kr xxx. , ,V Q 5 Y' l l Q l r N I-Iod es ' Zl L fu x' Q X G ' A A W 3 f l -f A wav 4 e f ' QE ., ' 4 1 5-Q , - , ' Q' 1 Q l ' -Lf 'K ll 1 l . T ! 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X y 1 i IL li Wxlczynslu Wzsmskl Wojtasek Wozmckl Yonko Zaksheslu Zukowskl Zukowsk 1 E ba CD LV, SEATED L to R Jack Vanchrerr Busmess Manager FGIICIH Ward Photography Edltor, Thomas Hadley Edrtor 1n Chref Nancy Sandlff SPCC13l1tlCS Edltor, Leonard Andrzejewskl Sports Assrstant STANDING Linda Lamb, Art Edltor, Dennxs Murphy Illustrator, Charles Konopka Edrtorxal Ass1stant John Lawson Sports Edrtor, Rrchard Crxshock Edrtorral Ass1stant, Francls Laruewlcz, Productlon Asslstant ABSENT When TORC' H STAFF 'Vs-. f I 1.1 1,548-4 TELLING JOHN HOW TO DO IT 46 . gg I fx I I . A E 5 3 . 1 l 'fn I I ,1 X KM 'A X 'X I 1 Q I X f f l v I 1 2 ' Q I -xr K O I , X. B W A I I , ' I ' : I ' ., I 'I I I 3 . l I, I .Q . , I - - S I I y . I , I I I : I I . I I I, I . I I I y I I 5 7 . y . . Picture Was Taken: Robert Brucker, Assistant to the Editorg Robert Sutula, Editorial Assistantg Richard , . A I i 1 I f Q . X J . X. , I A , . .I ' gf A' , ' 3 4 .4 ' 5 I x A u ' I ff ,I I, ATT QM 4 ' I I ' 1 u ' 1 131' X7 SEATED, Left to R1ght Thomas Hadley Asslstant Edxtor Donald Chrzanowskl Edltor 1n Chxef John Law son BUSINESS Manager STANDING Charles Whlpple Ed1tor1alAss1stant Jack Vanchlerx Sports Edxtor Thomas Andres Edltorlal Asslstant, Elmore Nlemmskx Shop Edltor ABSENT When PICIUFC Was Taken Robert Sutula Trade Wlnds Edltor TECHNICALITIES STAFF in gb -fxx Z-f' WHAT, A MISTAKE? 47 V ' --zf,g,5 '51 3 r' ,B I nga dj ,, 52' I ' A 1' X' - f, X X X fn x , 1 - 1 l . V fx su , I f V f 1 sl . . U Z ' n . U 9. . . 1' t '.' T ' 5 . , . .. . Z . . . .Y . 3 . , 3 7 ' l ' : , - . L . .S A, S . ,, l l if ? T.. ' 'x X- - s ,ff -, 3 .f ,, I wr, sy A S A Q he X 1 X . HONOR E s 5 1' SEATED, L. to R.: Donald Chrzanowski, Thomas Hadley, Joseph Leone, Linda Lamb, Felicia Ward, John Lawson. ROW 2: David Bruno, Raymond Wheeler, Gerald Fabin, Elinor Nierninski, Joan Dombrowiak, Nancy Sancliff, Jack Vanchieri, Leonard Andrzejewski. ROW 3: Anthony Anderson, Robert Sutula, Nick Runser. John Stanek, David Pai-mezer, Charles Konopka, James Winnen, William Wcnrick. ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY a ,Q , . 'wr' H1577 Q X O ix -' ,'x S. .- --.x 1-,Q ef . 77 William Alloway, President 6 TECH CHAPTER SPONSORS St. BEN'S. FIRST INDUCTION 48 ROW 1 L to R Rlchard Cnshock Chester Flelds Alols Pol Larry Wltkowskx Rlchard Franz, Wlllxam Kuhn Thomas Hokaj Edward Onorato, Edward Scarpettl, Joan Dombrowlak Jack Vanchlen Donald Leone, Wllllam Ray ROW 3 Thomas Gordon, Dav1d Coffey M1chaelBrookhouser, Norbert Rapela, Walter F11lpkOWSkl Thomas Hadley, Robert Sutula, W1ll1am Alloway Paul Rapela John Stanek Gerald Keuczynslu Davld Snyder, Robert Slomskl Theodore Skarupskx, Rlchard Strobel, John Andera STUDE T SENATE Michael I-lickey',. William Sperazzo, ,Ray Manly. R6W 2: Dayid Erdley, Thomas Hawley, Bernard Buczynski, , . z H .' , . . ' ., . l ' i ! l 7 Aa it L to R Joan Dombrowlak C2111 Holland Mary Ann Carroll, Betty Ochran Antolnette Newcomb Rosahe Gasbarro CHEER LEADERS ENERGETIC CAPTAIN 50 x I K I x -A eg A. A 8 22 A rp - ' 'Z A I U 1 J l 1 . r 552' ROW 1 L to R Ronald Raykowskl Michael Affronte John Klndle Anthony SUPIYHOWICZ, Frank Savola R b tJ WOIOWICZ Phllxp B1l1McLaughl1n James Kosko ROW 2 Joseph E1swe1rth Mlchael H1ckey o er a , Marshall l-Iulan Marshall Robert Phelps, Bernard Sproeder Robert Borden W1l11am Kuhn, Anthony Ruffo Carl l Lucas, Fred Elsmore, Mr Paykos, Dlrector ROW 3 Ray Manly Larry Reynolds Joan Rawa Paul Kava Steve Malychrzak, LeRoy Wxchles, Gerald KCUCZYDSRI Robert Snyder, Dennxs Konkel Kent Pattxsona, Nancy Sand1ff James Brojek 14.-M ONE AND TWO AND 51 f ' -- I . E 1 J, . , l . .1 ., . y . , . I .I . , , I : . . , . . , U I ! . 3 ! ' 7 . - s . :r y 4 , , . , l . 1 x , . -as 5 - xl L E J 1 Q . S - f 4.5 x N fn gs, Cody Dale Forbes R1chard Dorltty STAGE CRE W WW THE CREW TAKES A BREAK :Y , 7 'I, - f T' ' 'Q' , .Ai , I xx SEATED, L. to R.: Richard Wisinski, Glenn Thompson, Thomas Hadley, Richard Dumeyer. STANDING: Gary ,X ry E 3 M. ' T Ji F L' X 'Y' ROW 1 L to R Elmor Nnemmskr Joan Dombrowrak Mary Ann Carroll, Drane Leonard Lmda Lamb Nancy Sandlff ROW 2 Gall Holland, Mary Hershelman Rosalxe Casbarro Shxrley Fuller Joanne Kelly Janet Km smger, Antomette Newcomb Joan Davrson Bomta Weyand Y TEENS THE CAST VAN ITIES 5 THE CON TIN EN TALS M GUIDO GENE DCANGELO S COMBO Af'. A' , S '1 A L X. X A - .5 , w:l-,.- Elf, m, 6 T 4 , V, Wyfk M y A if V A ,V ' f ysff. wg . -1 ,iW, zf , gm, ., - Q fl-A I .- vii' iv , 'Q y 'J 'iff 1 Y E , 3 uf.: :.. . L 1 - A ., . iw HL? s - A 1 '- nf ' p, f ., 5-1 ,- htl , E ' H? Q lf' Q 3 5 f Ei EY' A f 9? F iii l5?a'?E'5751f' Z' - A i Ffix lgifff , E :C '11 'L' j,,. ii, T K : vi, , A, ,. .. I T 3 gs U 4 XL ROW 1, L to R Robert Sutula James Szoszorek, Mary Hershelman, Gall Holland, John Klndle Thomas Andres ROW 2 Shrrley Fuller, Janet Kmsmger, Antomette Newcomb Elmo: Nremmskl, Charles Konopka Thomas Hadley Llnda Lamb, Mary Ann Carroll, Bonxta Weyand, Rosahe Gasbarro DRAMATICS CLUB REHEARSIN G A PLAY 55 - , I a y 1 vv' nun vs: ll SEATED L to R Thomas Hokaj Joseph Leone Frank Ferrare, Joan Dombrowiak Jack Vanchieri Edward On orato and David Erdley ROW 2 James Pepper Jerry Weis Joseph Soxa John Rawa Norbert Rapella James Calxano Peter Ollatto James Nlunes Chester Fields and David Coffey ROW 3 Charles Reinsel Frank Gram manco Robert Samluk William Angelotti John Byrne James D1Fucc1 and Theodore Rzodkiewicz TORCH SALE SME if Rv .., ROW l, L. to R.: Barbara Nelson. Felicia Ward, Mary Hershelman, Nancy Sandiff, and Joan Dombrowiak. ROW 2: Joan Davison, Dennis Murphy. George Moldovan, Jack Hannah Francis Vogt. and John Vahanian. SCHOLASTIC ART E TRIES X TFL L. A XFX w, HB H1 f A x 2 if W wmce UP ms mme WHA HHNG pooll I1 ee- Tbwr use TH .-. PR0wLERSH.:: r: CoL.LARHJNE QXD3 My ,film ALL-CITY BACK Gabe Morettini ALL-CITY TACKLE Byron Smith S 1 I 4 bi A 591 C' ' .ar HEAD COACH A1 Calabrese ROW 1, L. to R.: Walter Litz, Gabriel Morettini, Dennis Murphy, Robert Swanson, David Parmeter, Marvin Biletnikoff Edward Onorato, David Calabrese, Ronald Czulewicz, Tom Sapienza. ROW 2: Leonard Andrzejewski, Mgr., John De- Santi, Paul Serwinski, Rudolph Novotny, Tom Farrell, Tom VARSITY I I Ed Onorato, and l ' bk 'Nff 7 .AJ I lu U1 31345 3 35 42 ' y Q sr la !.:,.9! ieosesalgf iv...4E12f-33, gg ROW1 L to R James uentrle 'lheodoreZatK1ew1cz Davld Erdely James Glllespre Rrchard Sczykowslu James Palmer Joseph Kalvelage Joseph Chropazzr Charles Rernzell James Falconer ROW 2 Arthur Dowlmg Theo dore Skarupskr Anthony Scallse Jar s Snyder W1ll1am Walton, Joseph Thaller Joseph Nowrockx Davrd Gehr lem Thomas Posavrc, Fred Delfrno ROW 3 Frank Frahttro Rlchard Runsteder Mrchael Lecorchrk Rrchard Cleclerskr Paul Damels, Joseph Formanskr, Ronald Bebko Martrn Kelly, Edward Lltz James Nunes Paul Nourora .IU IOR VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW 1, L to R Bemard Pelkowskx, Donald Irwm, John Kendle, Norman Brant, Bemard Buczynskl, Wlllxam Jaku bowskr. ROW 2 George Trost, Coach, Robert Metzger, Robert Zakczewskl, Robert Fragale, Darrel Freeman, Wrllram Glance, Robert Zukowskr, Jerome Pytlarz CROSS-COUN TRY Q , ', 1, , . W 9 . J. Ju 541' - ' , f L L . J W J -1 ' ,, - 4 J -, of L - , 9' i ' 5 'v 4 - I V A . A ' -' 39, ' 'Q av ' L UAW Q i-pl 1 XF' .7 ly . , l ,. G ,', I . . . J . I, . : .,. '., -- I ROW l L to R Bob Crowe Jlm Flengas James Kanonczyk Donald Leone Alfred Rosenthal Edward Falkoner Wrllram Herman Davrd Calabrese ROW 2 Gerald Werss Martrn Kelly Edward Onorato Cabrrel Morettmr James Polaccr Davld Calvano Larry Skowronskl Chet Frelds ROW 3 Angelo Buto Coach Wrllram Jakubow skr Peter DeSant1s Bernard Buczynskr Paul Danrels Edward Lrtz Txm Skarupskr Tom Skarupskr Leonard An dnejewslu Manager WRESTLING CO CAPTAIN S Tom Skarupskr and Ed Onorato 61 ROW 1 L to R Ronald Czulewlcz Donald Skonleczka John DeSant1 Frank Ferrare, Walter Lltz ROW 2 Thomas Sapxenza, Rxchard Va1ahov1c, John Buckel, Bernard TreJche1 James Laskowsky Davld Parmeter Rudolph Novotny R1chard Wxenczkowslu VARSITY BASKETBALL 62 ROW 1, L to R James Nunes, James kuhch, Davud Erdeley James D1Fucc1 Robert Fragel Gerald W1s1nsk1 Sam Leone Dennls Cologrande ROW 2 Danlel Burke Davld Gehrleln John WOD'11Ck1 Robert Welton James Golembeskx W11118m Therss Leonard Popovrch Peter Palloto, Robert Damore Robert U1 Mr Konkel Coach JU IOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1 L to R Rrchard Duetsch George Trost, John Keefe Roger Volkwern James Wasrelewskx James Wozmak ROW 2 John Llpchlk Asst Mgr Wllham Holden Ronald Bebko James Wmnen Kenneth Seelmger Robert Calvert Coach WATER POLO CAPTAIN James Wlnnen 64 ! ' ': 1 ! 5 J ' : ! ' '1 1 ! y , . f - U ROW l, L to R Robert Calvert, Coach Joseph Exswerth John 1.1pch1k, Mgrs , J Metzger Carl Rapp, Rrchard Duetsch Kenneth Seehnger B111 Holden ROW 2 Roy Borkowskr James Waslelewskl Wllllam Morewood Roger Volkwem, John Keefe James Womxak James Wmnen, Ronald Bebko SWIMMING CAPTAIN John Keefe 65 V K' A , . I 4 I s Q - Q Q a ,Q k, 'f , X, 1 Q 4 . ,f - if LL!! ' 3 Y: :gina Y qiX..',, X- Stanek, David Btor, Charles Baker, Lawrence Wit- kowski, Michael Kopes, Arthur Dowling, John Kjndle, Thomas Sapienza. ROW 3: Richard Strobel, John DeSanti, David Lucarotti, James Nelson, James Podgorny, Theodore Zatkiewicz, Martin Kelly, Thomas Pe lkowski. CK ix il ull ROW 1 L to R Thomas Hadley Robert Brucker Ronald DIMHICO, Jack Vanchren, Edward Onorato, Donald Tammaro, Joseph Eiswerrh Rrchard Draszkxewxcz ROW 2 Thomas SWICYCZCWSRI Anthony Suprynowicz Robert Jaworowxcz Donald Leone, Walter Kastowskx Edward Eastman, David Putman, Joseph Formanskr William Krmeski David Gastomslu David Markiewicz, Robert Slomslu Chester Fields, Dennis Konkel TENNIS 'kits Z Alu ROW 1, L to R : James Laskowslu Richard Becker William Witkowslu Robert Zukowslu W11l1am Danowslu Robert Zawadzki Paul Levis. ROW 2: Christopher Hardner Roy Fiolek Edward Orsefski William Ager Robert Damore Fred Ellsmore, Stephen Kupszek GOLF f ffl ROW 1. to R Jarrer Lltz, John Zlegler, Alfred Rosenthal, Frank Ferrare Rudolph Novotny ROW 2 Rrchard Dllamone, Larry Skowronslu Robert Zydonxak Wrlham Wennck Davrd Erdley ROW 3 Jack Unger man, Coach Rrchard Wxenczkowskr, Mgr Dennis Gaydos, Eugene Domkowsk1, John Brumfleld Bernard Trelchel John DeSant1 BASEBALL A .4 ' Q ,' V' ' be 'W H , Na ' , I ' I I' '- f A K H ' V' ' V R ff I P A 1 A1 ' J f T . , f J . LAST ILL A D TESTAME T We the class of 1958 berng of sound mrnd and body do bequeath the followrng rtems to the under classmen with the hopes that they wrll brrng as much happrness and Joy to them as they have brought to Brll Alloway wrlls all of hrs healthy days to a deserving Junror whrle Tom Andres wants hrs seat rn Trrg to go to someone who lrkes wrld storres We see that Nrck Arena Richard Brlskr and Tom Buzre wrcz just want to leave but Don Chrzanowksr and Ray McKeel want to leave the school to a destruction crew Charlie Baker rs leavrng Mr Church to anyone who wants hrm but hrs partner rn crrme Kenny Baker leaves all of hrs happy days to anyone who mrght be unhappy James Crane grves Bob May hrs seat rn the lumber room whrle Stan Gronostaj leaves Bob May hrs glue pot and a bucket of steam Gerald Kosrorek and Kenneth Krrse both leave Machrne Shop 4345 to therr brothers John Nrcolra leaves hrs beaten up locker to Bob Borden Carl Lucas seat rn band and Brll McLaughlin s drum strcks both go to Steve Mayckozack Al Bachmarr wrlls hrs charr rn Englrsh to Darrel Rose whrle Wrllram Frjal leaves hrs shop desk to James Polloccr Joe Leone wants hrs brother Sam to keep the locker he has had for the past three years rn the famrly Bob Brucker wrlls the last table rn the cafeterra to anyone who wants to eat happy We see that Eugene Kelly 1S leavrng hrs teachers at Tech to the Juniors whrle Rich Wrsrnskr leaves all hrs teachers to anyone who wants them Vrncent Buccr rs leavrng Mr Calabrese to the future football champs James Black wrlls the scrence frctron books rn the lrbrary to anyone who wants to read them Mr Plavcan rs gettrng a hairless parnt brush from Fred Frred Drck Dorrrty can eagerly antrcrpate that glass of water every morning from Glenn Thompson Don Morgan gets Ronald Krnnear s old locker but Wrllram Jakubowskr leaves hrs combrnatron locker taproom to anyone wrth a lrquor lrcense Lamont Beck leaves hrs draftrng tools to other fools Leonard Andrzejewskr can look forward to Glenn Brrnrg s electrrcal grades Frank Ferrare rs grvrng John DrSantr all the headaches that Mr Calabrese recerved hopefully offers hrs locker to anyone who can make rt work John Brumfreld rs mysterrously wrllrng the back room to Skrupskr Paul Serwrnskr gets Gene Domkowskr s abrlrty to avorcl clean up Jobs rn shop Marvin Brletnrkoff wrlls hrs knowledge of draftrng to John Stanek whrle Rrchard Franz s Auto Shop theory goes to Larry Skowronskr If you think your clothes are better than Gene DeAngelo s you can get hrs locker Davrd Coffey leaves all of hrs scraped Jobs to anyone who wants them Detentron Hall rs a grft from Mrke Brookhauser to Don Leone and Jerry Werss A homeroom seat rs left empty by Wrllram Smrth Jrm Bootes wrlls hrs tool room checking to Jrm Zrrkelback Dan Zelenak leaves a seat rn Mr Buto s back room to a lucky Junior and Ray Wheeler wrlls a bench rn Pattern Shop to James DeWolf Chuck Smrth leaves hrs locker to Rrchard Valahovrc Draftsman Pat Notarrone leaves a stool for any one who rs trred of standing Four hundred nrnety odd pencrls and a locker key wrll be recerved by Mrke Kopes from Tom Kuzmrn Ralph Corvaglra leaves hrs old smoke room to anyone who can find rt Jrm Flengas leaves hrs place rn draftrng to anyone who wants rt Mr Sherman wrll be glad to know that Ray Sregal rs leavrng hrs seat rn Englrsh at last Paul Strohmeyer leaves hrs class record to Mr Hayes A locker rn Auto Shop s tool room goes to Jrm Heugel compliments of Walt McFarland Rrchard Dumeyer leaves hrs rrght rn the Mercury Electrrc Co to Dortrty Two parkrng places are awarded one from Walt Frlrpkowskr to Tom Hawley and the other from Tom Hoppe to Don Nowak Wrllram Wenrrck leaves hrs draftrng talents to Mrckey Kelly Ed Galeskr wrlls hrs careful Q 'Pj drrvrng to Donald Morgan Pete DeDantrs leaves hrs track shoes to Davrd Lucarottr and a sweaty strnkrng track unrform goes to some deserving Junior from Don Irwrn Brll Dobrzynskr s lrttle black book goes to Ray Sregal whom he thrnks mrght be back next year Chuck Konopka s unfrnrshed homework goes to someone who wants to frnrsh rt Gary Glor says hrs board stretcher and polka dot paint go to Jrm Zrrkelback Tom Hadley 70 us. from him, while his buddy Tom Farrell leaves his nose with Mr. Buto to Rich Wichowski. Jerry Carey gladly but sadly leaves all of the yearbook headaches to next years edrtor Rrchard Grzelak wants hrs old gym sneakers to go to Gurdo George Moldovan s Smarre bean busrness rn art goes to Roger Laf ferty Dave Rastatter thrnks Joan Davrson s peroxrde bottles would look good on Shrrley Fuller Joe Prtto wrlls hrs srngrng vorce to Joe Tedesco whrle Larry Reynolds wants hrs cowboy boots to go to Turtle Hyatt Tom Harrrs should be very happy wrth an empty parnt box and a harrless parnt brush from Jack Hannah Bob Kowalskr fTech s top prrnterj wrlls all hrs prrnt shop problems to John Buckel Jon Murray s secret parkrng space rn the coal wrll be grven to some lucky Junror whrle Tony Ruffo s 10th Street parkrng place goes to Bob Mann John Keefe wants hrs lrttle horn to go to Jack Polock a krd that lrkes That hard Job of sleeprng rn the back room rs Don Gallenstem s grft to whomever rs trred Joe Kelly s Job as foreman rn shop goes to Rapela Harold Kees leaves hrs strrpped socks to Jrm Kosko John Lawson rs sure glad to pass on that beat up newspaper typewrrter to next years poor busrness manager Bob Zawadskr w1lls all of hrs duck huntrng storres to Wrll Wrtrowskr whrle Elrnor Nremrnskr wrll be very happy to recerve a cup of coffee from Paul Krrvonak Stan Nerdzrelskr hopes Yogr Erdely can use a lrst of good lockers Al Rosenthal should make Dave Calabrese very happy by grvrng hrm all of hrs motor wrndrng abrlrty George Grrebel s old parkrng place goes to Donald Morgan whrle Gene Macrak wrshes to leave hrs place rn the lunch lrne to Martrn Jacqawrck Drck Ireland hopes hrs seat rn Auto Shop wrll help Larry Skowronskr wh1le Norman Meyer leaves hrs abrlrty to make Jeep tops to the sheetmetal class Tom Hokaj s wrestlrng surt should Just frt Ben Buczynskr Gary Owens nrckname of Tall T goes to Gary Schllany whrle Brll Rrmdzrus wants hrs nrckname of Worm Jurce to go tohrs cousrn Bernard Rrmdzrus Ray Manley leaves Stubenvrlle Ohro to the underclassmen Walter Lrtz s football cleats should be a brg help to hrs brother Ed Jrm Golembreskr wrll have to work very hard to frll Dave Par meter s posrtron IU the prvot Byron Smrth wr 1 ls hrs 10 o clock coffee break to anyone who can avord the brg four Ronald Bebko wrll be Tech s track star next year wrth Jrm Wrnnen s track shoes and sweatsurt Dave Putman s orly shop apron goes to Bob Cameron wh1le Ronald Pesta rs tryrng to grve Poncho hrs nrckname of Hoot owl Dennrs Murphy hopes Tony Srstr can use all of hrs empty lunch bags Hrs Pal Gabe Morettrnr wrlls Chester Flelds one parr of drrty sweat socks Bob Sutula leaves hrs nrckname of Smokey to anyone who thrnks he can handle rt John Schaaf leaves a two gallon flask of Four Roses to a fellow called Vrc Lucky Rrch Valahovrc Tony Mezzacapo wrlls hrs romantrc touch to h1m Larry Rhodes w1lls hrs srdeburns to whomever wants them Walt Pytlarz hopes that hrs rest perrods rn shop wrll help Ron Rocrnskr Charlre Morrrs leaves all of hrs senror class expenses to John Hrrsko Drck Stuczynskr rs dorng the rrght thrng rn grvrng hrs free trme and loafrng to Leonard Andrzejewskr Don Nowak wrll get a left handed monkey wrench from James Robaskr Ben Scarprno grves Mrckey Fowler hrs drrty coveralls Brother Ed gets all of Dave Scarprttr s Jobs Phrl Vanuccr leaves hrs dutres as cafeterra monrtor to Ronald DeMar1o Donald Rose w1lls all the Jobs rn shop that he drdn r do to Ray Majerrk whrle Tom Saprenza s math book goes to Don Nowak Jack Vogel rs lookrng for an ambrtrous young draftsman to take over hrs job at Copes Vulcan Although the followrng persons were not mentroned rn the above therr names alone wrll leave many pleasant memorres Rrchard Adamaszek Jeff l-lardner Dave Hogan Tom Kruszewskr Bud Lozowskr Ed Onorato Don Tammaro Ron Taraszkr and Jack Vanchrerr Joan Davrson leaves her seat rn Coco s every mornrng to Barbra Nelson Joan Dombrowrak wrlls her habrt of blushrng to any Junror who can follow rn her footsteps Lrnda Lanb s poor smashed art career goes to Barbra Nelson Nancy Sandrff hopes that her Jar of Trrg Tranqurlrzers wrll help Elrnor Nremrnskr Felrcra Ward wrlls her handbag full of Junk to Mary Hershelman 71 1 1 . - 1 11 - 11 - A , . . . . . . , H H 1 . , . . . . , 1 . . . I . . ' 1 . . 1 . . , . . . , 1 ' 1 , . ., . . . . . , . ,, ,, . . , . . . ,, . ,, . . 1 1 . . . . . , 1 , . 1 1 , . . . . . . . , - 11 ' 11 - 1 . . . 1 . , . . . . . - 1 1 1 ' . , ,, ,, . . 11 ' 11 - - - 1 - . . . . . . ., . . . , . . . . , , . 1 - - - 11 11 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . , . . . SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD President 'Thomas Hadley Edward Onorato, Jack Vanchien 72 L. to R.: Felicia Ward, Secretaryg Thomas Andres, Treasurerg Joseph Leone, Presidentg William Alloway, Vice 9 , . .- COMMEN CEMENT SPEAKERS 74 i '10 V? Q1 to R Joseph Leone, Class Presldent Fehcxa Ward, John Lawson, James Wmnen, Thomas Hadley 73 BEST SCHOLARS Felicia Sz Tom MOST POPULAR J an J SUPER ATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nancy Sz John BEST ALL AROUND Joan 8: Walt LRIF TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL ALMA MATER ll nl tu lub our Alma lN14ur 'Io thc grain and 'whxrc Honor truth and lox lrtcnd thcc gflfkllllb m thx nught I'vcr wma and true XX c flux I mx al Nuns shall pralse t CC H41 to luh all 1 1 ht b CRAIG 5C.Ol'T 1 J 2 ' 1 1- Q ,A . 1 W I 1 ' Y ' ' ' . Hail to Tech, our Alma Mater, I I 'L , . a 'V A- v 1 .1 K. - ' . h 5 ' ll ' - ' , ' I gil! 'X f If X ADVE RTI JNG X -T-9 N XA XSEQ X X X X XXXXXX X W X WX XF f f 7 X X X X NX X X N X XS hw X Rig entrou XX X E XXXXXXX N L mf 1 rx H 1 XX 1' X W Oo f777x 1555 Xin S S lm v MNXXV Wx gfrrhlhsl MYWX A M BUT THE XXQAQA X DEVIL mvENTfo F? 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'X 'X - fs 55-3 PATRON S ERIE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL Charles M Becker Henry Woodworth Danlel Yurkovrc Joseph R S1n1ck1 Frderlck Dale Edward G Adamczyk Ray Calabrese Phrlrp Ganzer Danrel Burek 8: Mrs Lawrence F Mllkowskr Merchle Calabrese Leonard Wrlczynskr Arthur Upton Chuck Hunter M1ChaelA P1ll1tter1 8: Mrs Leonard Haglund Vrctor DeSant1s James Smrth B Czarkowskr A Konopka Charles R Camp Encyclopedra Br1tann1ca R Rlcke Donald Loewel Dan1elJ Tomko Donald Chludzlnskr Charles Terrell Robert Retsenweber John Sutula Eugene Kelly Danrel Tempestrnt 8a Mrs Lloyd Fogle r Raymond Randazzo A Frxend r John A Grode Flortst Robert INIIIROWSRI Casrmtr MlIkOWSkl Mr George Hooker Mr Anthony Cardamone Mr Stanley Prazer Mr Mrke Leone Clougherty Htlbert Co Inc Chrxst Scott Scott s Motel A B Calabrese H W Kxnter J J Eulrano 8a Mrs Ray L Dombrowskr 8: Mrs Norbert Rydzewskt Edwm D Dombrowskr Robert Evans John Feldmerer 8a Mrs John Czarneckr Rocco Ftnazzo Em1lJ Chrmentr Mrss Janette Smxngler Mr Edward Mergler Mr 8a Mrs Edward F Dombrowskr Goodyear Service Store Frank A Chtmentt Herman Leopold CarlJ Srerota Ray Dudenhoefer Alphonse A Jarzomskr Louts B Weed Donald Krrsta Edward L D1Cola L Shover Erle Wallpaper 8L Patnt Co Mr LeonardJ Buczkowskr Mr Lours A Buczkowskr Home Restaurant Phrlltps Frutt Company Bevy Novelty Co A J Bevrlacqua Mr Donald J Levrs Mr John T Lev1s Mr Elmer B Hagmann Alan Marshall Raymond R Barber Rlchard Sebunra Raymond Sebuma DonaldJ Beecher Ray P Mascharka Edward s Drugs Mr Sktp Feldmeler Mr Frank E Anthony M1ss Aurelra Klugrewrcz Mlss Mary T Brown Ashbrook Church r Bernard Harkrns Robert Jones Mrs Cortnne Kuhn Henry M Narduccl Floyd Bahm Joseph Plavcan Raymond Salchlr Beach Sherman Charles Thomas George Trost Jack McElroy Angelo F Buto Albert Calabrese Rxchard Flynn Edward L Hayes Paul Krahe Wrllram Mreszczak Carl Osbeck Andrew Paykos Robert Rathfon Frank Sala Alfred Sapper M1ss Murrel Schabacker Mr John Thomas Mr John Ungerman Denrse 8L Darc1 Dombrowskr Mr. . . 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HAMMERMILL BON D Congrafulafe fhe 1958 Graduates of AND WISH SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS TO EVERYONE OF THEM Hammermdl Paper Company sms PENNsYLvANnA A FRIEND Technical High School Congratulatuons From BOLDT MACHINERY 8: TOOLS Phone 2 6789 I6 West I2th Street Erue Pennsylvanua INTEGRITY SERVICE SALES Stocking Dustrubutor For MACHINERY Brudgeport Turret Mullung Mach B o 81 Sharpe Surface Tool and Cutter Grunders Logan Lathes and Shape Oluver Drull Grunders and Due Fulers Delta Industrial Machunes Ar st ang Blum Hack Saws W F Wells Stock Saws Ke co Pu ch Presses K O Lee C tter a d Tool Gru ders Standard Electrucal Snaggung and Pedestal G nders Bu Mag etuc Base Drull Press Duamond Multu Ma Pu ch P ess Grab Band and FII g Mach Nuaga a Presses a d Shea Duck Buhl Duck Hess A E Boldt MACHINERY ATTACHMENTS and ACCESSORIES Commander Multuple Spundle a d Tappung Head E co Lathe T rets Skun er Chucks and Vuses Atla tuc Band Sa Blades B n 8- Sharpe Precusuo Tools Helle NuC t Fules Bu rs Th eadwell Taps Dues Gages and Broaches B o 8 Sha pe Magnetuc Ch cks 81 Jo Blocks Jacobs Chucks Lassy Ha d Tappers Troyke Rotary Tables Palmg en V ses Albrecht Keyless Chucks Colu buan Vuses D more Portable Grunders and A to atuc Drull Heads A S Boldt AI Krusta R L Hooven Best Wushes ERIE CAMERA CENTER I4 East I0th Street Phone 2 4242 Northwestern Pennsylvanua s Leadung Photographuc Dealer Congratulatuons Senuors LAISSEZ FAIRE SALON Commerce Bldg Arcade No 3 Phone 4 33I7 MEHLER S 7 UP Metal Polushung Electro Platung Anoduzung L EGLER PLATING WORKS 1602 Parade St Erue Pa Phone 2 4538 Mfg of .IMJ Waterless Degreasers CLIFTON AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE PROD 2I7 West Ilth Street SANIDA Mull: Qualuty Chekd Ice Cream 521 East l8th Street Phone 2 56I7 Courtesy of Mrs W G Reuser Representung COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN CO. Phone 9 3334 Champaugn Illunous l - - . - .. l - . . n . rwn - , ' n- ur . r 'n. ' . -. . . . n.. W I . . . row - ..n mr -' r- u ' , r .. - r - ,', n- n rwn r- ' u . . -u n 'n - ' . ' Q I1 ri - x- n' ' r-i ' - '- X n f . - 'in ines m'-' ' r- n rs u - ' um' 7 il l i it 7 l in 0 ' 1 .. . . ul a . , . . .CO. .. 1 - R.W. , . . , . - C I O I COMPLIMENTS JOHN S OIFFORD AND ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS FOR THE 337 W fI21'h S NEW TECH HIGH W 8 GRIFFIN MANUFACTURING CO NOSCO PLASTICS INC ORGAN SUPPLY M1 Ch CORPORATION P 5 4491 E P Congratulations! OF 119 'est th St. BS f. COMPLIMENTS OF Congratulations, Seniors 9 5 erry S . hone - rie enn The L refreshment Compliments Of MEADOW BROOK DAIRY 2365 Buffalo Road Phone 8-3157 fle THE CHATEAU 25 W Ihh Sfre 1 Complete Cafeterla Service an Dlnlng Room Lxcellent fountazn Service DARLING FLORISTS 103 West 10th Street Phone 4 8792 fCome ln and get acquainted obligation to buy, Complzments ERIE FORGE 8- STEEL COMPANY Complz ents THE ERIE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL Parent Teachers Association Our Szncere Congratulatzons Everytlung and Anythmg for the Bullder Free Do It Yourself Plans and Handyman R 5 Plans Excellent for the Wfoodworker or Cablnet Maker se GW HAMILTON DELIVERS ' 'L ANYWHERE 6 'H - IN ERIE COUNTY ci ffm' HAMILTCN LUMBER COMPANY 949 West Twelfth Street Erie Pennsylvania Phone 4 4536 E . . e ' d . - . 'm No ' ' . of Of .. . . ,, ' - v5 ' 4 'fr-.M ' -- 9 A ' ,Q ,V he 7 - ,lf ea., 4 , , W EU wi' ARTHUR F SCHULTZ COMPANY G E Appliances 2 E 18 1401 State t 383 W 12 St 2921 Buffalo Rd 17 East Mann Street Best Wzsbes rom Augue NEWCAMP S DAIRY 138 East 17th Street FRIEND Comp lzments CENTURY FOOD STORES Erie Pa Best llzsbes rom HEYL PHYSICIANS SUPPLY CO Medlcal Surgzcal and Hospuul Supplzes 419 State Street Complzments MACHINE SHOP 4818 Peach St Phone 9 5393 Complzments ERIE SPORT STORE 709 State Street Phone 2 4306 Erze s Pzoneef .Sports Store Compllments POLISH FALCONS OF AMERICA NEST 123 19th Ash Street Complzments f NUTTER'S BAND SCHOOL 711 State Street Best Wxshes rom BRANDT 81 SON Tools 1107 Poplar Street Well Tra1ned Tech Hxgh Graduates Are Always Welcome at ERIE STRAYER COMPANY Draftmg Weldmg Machme Operauon Lay out and Assemblmg We Shall Welcome Your Appl1cat1on 12 . - S. ' 1 . . - . ' A of f of . . . '. I KOLLMAN MANUFACTURING CO. of of 0 f Complzments SANNER OFFICE SUPPLY III9 II23 Peach St There Can Be Only One Best Sterltng Ene s Safest Mllk 3330 Peach Street Dr R H COLLMAN S O D R H COLLMAN J O D Optometrlsts 125 West 8th St Call 2 2098 SPELTA TAILORS 8- CLEANERS Tuxedo Rentals 718 W 'I8th St Call 5 6664 SESSINGHAUS 8- OSTERGAARD INC Contractors Engtneers Compllments YELLOW CAB Best Wzsbes BLAIR PAINTING C0 'I0 East Sth St Cornplzments THE ROBINSON INSURANCE AGENCY 33 East 8th St ERIE CITY MANUFACTURING C0 1030 West 'I2th St LET S BE FRIENDS' FIRCH S Sunbeam Bread Courtesy of tbe ERIE MANTEL 81 TILE CO III5 Peach St P NC hone 2 3547 KUHARSKY BROS INC Custom Rifle Bullders Complete Sbootmg Equzpment and Servrces 2425 West 'I2th St Dtol 3 4625 KERNER TOOL 8: DIE CO Gospel Hull Road D TH E MORNING NEWS SUNDAY TIMES NEWS ERIE DAILY TIMES Erze s Successful Newspapers Compliments HARRY S AUTO PARTS 2427 State Street Congrutulattons from HOLLAND MANUFACTURING CO Makers of Holland Vtses 350 East 18th St Good Luck rom HAIBACH BROTHERS Meat Packers 501 East 19th Street 'I'AI1LE Q05 :unnnrunz Co ,n c ,mmlunu nm mt mauetwtnmtm.-H Furmture of Quahty Smce 1918 Comphments of LYNCH CAMERA SHOP 2254 West Sth St UNION IRON WORKS 1500 Cascade St of . , ' . . . . , r., . . Dr. . . , r., . . ,I ' of Of Best Wishes to Tecb Seniors I ' I ., . ., I . ' ' t R. . 7 ' , , of - I 1 f I D MCQUISTION CO Insurance 1421 G Damel Baldwm Bldg Phone 4-6343 Compliments THOMPSON MFG CO 152 West 12th Street Compllments TRASK PRESCOTT 8- RICHARDSON C0 9th and State 81 West Plaza Congmtulutzons MEHLER S TAILORS Formal Wear and Rental Semzce 1121 State Street Complxments UPTON LANG COMPANY 1009 Commerce Bldg Erie Pa FRIEND G C MURPHY CO Largest Downtown 'S 81 106 Store 914 State Street Best Wzsbes ERIE DIE COMPANY 3952 West 12th Street Courtesy of BRIGGS HAGENLOCHER NC 208 West 12th Street A DUCHINI Concrete and Celocrete Blocks 2400 Brandes Street Phone 0-1361 E A DOUBET Jewelers 10th at Holland Phone 27 4242 THE HALLE BROS CO West Erue Plaza Tlmes Square Complxments PERRY SQUARE CLOTHES 701 State Street Compllments HESS BROTHERS Optlcuans 253 West 8th Street CFree Parkmg Whlle Gettmg Glassesl Compllments RALPH RI EHL Realtor 901 French Street QUINN BERRY PLASTICS CO 2730 West 12th Street Compliments REINHOLD PHARMACY 1715 State Street Compllments LAKE SHORE PATTERN WORKS Compllments o f PALACE HARDWARE West Erie Plaza Phon 4 5213 L PRESS 8: CO Men s Shoes and Outdoor Clothnng 1206 to 1218 State St Ph 27 7213 . . of of ' of A - , I . Phone 2-1454 5614 West Ridge Road - Route 20 of 0f of Of of Congratulatzons rom SALORINO PRINTING CO 930 West 16th Street Phone 6 1811 Congratulotrons ATLAS CONSTRUCTION CO 2026 Buffalo Rd Everything In Canvas AL S AWNING SHOP Also Metol Awnings 1721 West 26th Street Phone 5 0514 Our Slncere Congratulatlons WYDEE DYDEE BABYLAND 1426 West 26th Street Phone 2 6246 When You Hove Learned to Drlve Your Au SAFELY and SANELY Insure It with the ERIE INSURANCE EXCHANGE 0 Complrments MICHAEL A PILLITTERI GEHRLEIN TIRE CO Phone 4 2488 Corzgratulatzons RINDERLE ELECTRIC Suppliers and Contractors 610 East 8th Street Your Warmest Friends A F WOODEL 81 SONS COAL 8- COKE CO 2 4035 1947 E 10th Street Erle Po 2 2828 2 2936 Complzments CLARENCE ONORATO General Contractor and Builder 1944 West 24th Street Congratulalzons UNION PATTERN SHOP 933 West 19th Street Erie Po My Sincere Congratulatzons SNYDER ESSO SERVICE 12th and Llberty Erle P The Frzendlzest Statron zn Town BARTONE S TRAILERS 2526 Broad St Erle Po Phone 0 9110 Cornplxments JOHN BROWN FLOWER SHOP 312 East 8th Street Phone 46 718 Good Luck Semors YAPLE S DAIRY 4026 Pune Avenue Corrzplzments ZUCK S TURKEY FARM 3410 West 26th Street Phone 3 4778 Turkeys 6 Turkey Parts Year Round LINN CLEANERS 1211 West 26th St Phone 2 2787 Cornplunenls SCOBELL PLUMBING CO 2027 Stote St Compliments LAIRD AND KOCHIS Contractors 5 Burlders 2719 Atlantic Avenue TOTS 81 TEENS Weatberbnrd Shoes are Your Best Buy 908 Peach Str et Best Wishes from SEMENTELLI CUT RATE 3802 Elmwood Ave I, . I . f . Phone 2-2804 I I ' , o. I - I of ' I I Of . Complzments JOHNNY MENZEL Harley Davndson Motorcycles Sales and Service Glenwood Park Ave Phone 43 161 Best Wtslz es rom GUSTAFSON OPTICAL C0 113 West 9th Sf Phone 2 4219 Seultest Ice Cream 8. Dalry Products RIECK DAIRY DIVISION 21st and State Ene Congratulattons SUSOL BROTHERS CO Alumtnum Door Wmdows and Awnzng 2419 West 12th Street THE RELIABLE HOME FURNISHING CO 1213 1217 State Street P A MEYER fb SONS 81? 23 State St Phone 4 0171 Complzments 14th and State Compltmerzts THE SIMS COMPANY 1402 East 18th St Complzments CHARLEY GI1 TOM DAILEY Learn Barbertng Pro esszorz ORRA JEAN BARBER SCHOOL Contmuous Enrollment 109K West 9th St Phone 27 7424 Compltments o the BOSTON STORE 718 State St Complzments DAKA PAPER CO 313 State St Erle BALDWIN BROTHERS INC Buzlders 8. Realtors 1003 State Street Phone 2 6054 For That Next Photograph Ca FRANK SCHAUBLE PHOTO STUDIOS INC James Weber Ron Norman 113 West 10th St. Compltments AMERICAN STERILIZER CO. 2424 West 23rd St. of f 301 . AA - ' ' Pa. o o of BRIB'S FOREMOST CLOTHIERS ERIE PAINT COMPANY Of d at - f of I . ' . Pa. ' ll I Of Complzments Congratulatzons rom BURNHAM LUMBER C0 ALAN BUILDERS INC I902 Raspberry Street 2008 Eastlawn Parkway Erle ne FVDLSTRIAL PABRICA TION THE WARREN COMPANY Ene s Most Complete Sheet Metal Warehouse Plan for School and Organzzatzons OFFICE AAD WAREHOUSE 45 Warwick Street Sprlngtleld Massachusetts 421 433 East Nmih Sheet SUNSHINE ART STUDIOS INC Dzsttnctzve Greetmg Cards Fund Razsmg Erle Pennsylvania ECKERD Prescription Drug Stores 'IIO9 832 706 State St CHARLES PADDEN 8. 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