Hutchinson Central Technical High School - Techtonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)
- Class of 1958
Page 1 of 108
Cover
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Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:
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w X icafion Rarely do we have two teachers who have given such faithful service in the same school. Mr. J. Alfons Schieb started in the Science Department at Technical High School in 1919, and Miss Gwendolyn Price in the Social Science in 1924. Since their marriage both have devoted many hours of faithful service in the extra duties that alert faculty members find and solve. Each has provided many extra helps for their students and have ventured far beyond the normal limits of the subiect in order that students not only pass their subiects but find pleasure, delight and acquire a great fund of knowledge in that particular field of knowledge. Now in their retirement may they continue to find rest and recreation to the same full measure of enjoyment that made their stay at Technical so profitable for all of us. Mr. Sam Block, a teacher of social studies at H-C Technical High School, has left us in order to accept the position of Assistant Principal at School 38. Mr. Block was a teacher at Tech in the old building on Cedar Street and then left us for several years to teach elementary school children. Mr. Samuel Block Since his return to Tech Mr. Block has been active in debate work and an the staff of the Techtonian. We shall miss Sam very much and in many ways. He was always willing to give help where help was needed, be it to individ- ual students or for the benefit of the school as a whole. Mr. Block, we wish you every possible success and advancement in your new assignment as an Elementary School Administrator. acuity Matthew Banos Homer C Brooks G eLavns Arthur W ,W mf E ADVERTISING AND INDUSTRIAL DESIGN DRAFTING AND DESIGN JohnJ Galvnn Harold H Hoeffler John W Loth Albert E Pape Clarence P Robertson Wnlllam Freer Howard W Schwenk Charles W Mnllndge MumerM Wnldey ENGLISH AND MODERN LANGUAGES C Dons Benham Joseph Murphy Julna C Murray Marnan Schraven Alnce Snvertson Charolette A Smlth Dorothy S Ernsmann Clutton R Sanders Mary Smnth Loretta C Kurk wood Mnldred G Donovan GUIDANCE Arthur P Kremer Robert W Schrott MATHEMATICS Aaron Buchman Edmund Clow Graoe Druar Herman El son Gertrude Lander Carl Nansh Nicholas Pelosn Jr Samuel Brenner METAL SHOP Wllllam A Krueger Telles Rousselle John Schelhamer Robert L Strunk PHYSICAL EDUCATION Edward Gottsch Albert Haas Joseph Sweeney Ernest Wltmer Hessmger Kenneth Langworthy C nn Carl Roesch Alfons Schneb Ernest Zeferlahn Constance E Kogel Aluce Ulnch Joseph C Pnleru Wnlluam Block SOCIAL SCIENCE Anna T Brooks Florence Meyer Gwendolyn Schueb Mal WOOD SHOP Frank Boggan Wllllam Daubert Thaddeus May Edward Pecora LIBRARIAN Anme M Davis MUSIC Norman J Vester SPEECH Elsa E Dmsmore SECRETARIES Mrs Frances Maul Mass Margaret McAllnster FOUNDRY SHOP Herbert Benson PLACEMENT Eugene W Boller NURSE Jean Nowak CAFETERIA MANAGER Mass Rose Bellamo CHIEF ENGINEER CUSTODION Norman Bernbeck A lt i f, P F ' I It I I , NC ,A 'ki X K , L I - rf l V l 1 . I I XNM I I Albert E. Gentsch, Hildegarde W. Rooney, Henry Zabo. IG,-d F. scoff, Charles W. Stein. X N I I I I 'I my . , M X flzf an? 'pzobuction 56466 ART AND PRODUCTION STAFF Art and production editor--R. Zasada Cartoon editor-F. Solomon Cover Design-F. Solomon layout editors-E. Gunn, W. Nowakowski, B. Walk, R Deacon Layout Staff-E. Gunn, W. Nowakowski, B. Walk, R. Dea- con, J. Dutcher, R. Zasada, F. Solomon, J. Matwiikow Picture editor-R. Zasada Photography editor-J. Dutcher Photo-staff-J. Dutcher, R. Zasada, B. Walk Sports staff-R. Deacon, E. Gunn LAYOUT Color Guard-J. Lickfeld Art Staff-W. Nowakowski, J. Lickfeld, R. Deacon, G. Mc- Ginnis, J. Dollendorf, J. McCann, J. Matwijkow, L. Gardener, R. Cleversly Faculty Advisor-Albert E. Gentsch You AREN'T ausv Now, NX Ame Yau? Y va 'J 1'1- . . . ....?.g.:.Q .55-1.g.f V ra,-1-13. E 5' - 5,-3.2.-. - J f J a 3 2 3 y, ti F l E z Row I: G. McGinnis, B. Walk, J. Dutcher, R. Zasada, R. Deacon, J. Lickfeld, W. Nowokowski. Row 2: A. Shepard, J. Matwiiko Gardner, E. Gunn, J. McCann, F. Solomon, J. Dollendorf. Early in the school year work begins toward production of the yearbook. The layout of the Techtonian from idea to completion must be worked out before February. The art and production staff does the cover design, cartoons, and all page layouts, all of which is finished art ready for reproduction. In addition, they schedule the senior and roll call photographs, and handle the sports and special-events, which they photograph themselves. The staff, composed of senior Advertising Art students, conforms to a tight schedule, for the yearbook is extracurricular work, yet it must be done. Our sincere thanks goes to our advisor, Mr. Gentsch, for his guidance in producing this Techtonian. 5 wi G L. ff 1958 'SAYS ax WWF Wu 'assi f xx 15 Nowakowskl Walter Chapman Charles vt IX ifcgixv .10 1r3xX' A A Schelb Robert Braclszewskl Robert The yearbook editorial staff has given much time and eftort to the preparation of our l958 Techtonian Yearbook. The boys have done all the typing and proof read- ing, in addition many ot the articles were also composed by them. Without their fine co-operation our Yearbook would not have been possible. Day after day the boys spent their free time in the little office on the second floor. lt one listened carefully, he might hear the click-clocking ot the typewriters, and it he ven- tured inside the door, he might notice three or four boys sitting together and very meth- odically analyzing a write-up sheet to cor- rect any errors. JUST KEEP RlGHT on TYPlNGl . .. cfbitozial 56466 Row I: Andrew M. Lesniak, Co-Editor in Chief, Patrick J. Weagraff, Co-Editor, Frank A. lacuzzo, Editor. Row 2: Francis J. Solomon, Sam Arena, Alfred Margarucci, John Burgio, Angelo Greco, Melvyn lngraham, Charles A, Thomas, Frank Gengo, John DeSimone, Eugene Wroblewski David Roesch John Allen Walter Nowakowski Row 3' John McCann Peter DiMcrco Ronald Haberly Robert 1 Knaier Peter Wilson Ronald Schumaker Gerald Schmidt Douglas Potter Michael Freer Daniel Sperduto Wayne Lippert Row 4 1- 0 4 0 Q, rx Arthur Taggart Joseph Licata Ronald Lnnsmaier Richard Schnier Robert Stenhouse Fred Strang William Dozier Allen Romano , 4 A gif, Anthony Tamburello Not shown J V Leone E Monesi Raymond Worgo ., ' Y Xu xxxxww N X S 5 S S N S N Q ln I C 8 F54 U' ' 'S P 'dnt mN ,Q M EDITORIAL STAFF Co Editors Frank lacuzzo Andrew Lesniak Patrick Wea graft Assistant Editors John Burgio John DeSimone Michael Freer Angelo Greco Robert Knaier David Roesch Louis Starr Edward Summers Charles Thomas Raymond Worgo Staff John Allen Sam Arena Sam Bonetto PeterL Di marco William Dozier Frank Gengo RonaldJ Haberly Melvyn lngraham Joseph V Leone Joseph A Licata Ronald E Linsmaier WayneL Lippert Alfred R Margaruccl John C McCann Walter H Nowakowski DouglasJ Potter Allen J Romano Gerald G Schmidt Richard Schnier Ronald Schu maker FrancisJ Solomon Daniel A Sperduto RobertL Stenhouse Frederick Tafelski FredJ Strang ArthurL Tag gart Anthony Tamburello Peter A Wilson Eugene Wro blewski Q' N-s ' 1 ,,. '- ' 'U' 155' lf' 9--, I ?'P'?r x U . Q en-'I+ -X I , Nm 'fzff Vincent Rocotfa Treasurer Z5 Leslie Foschio Vice President Robert I-lariman ' I President 1 7 A ' , ?:i,'4 x I' V W aa? ' R+? gui 4 K Q.: . ..- A . TQ' .-. N, , , 2 iv , f sf 1 ' L' K , 5 Qi 'ff . Q Q W 'v-ff' ppm.- ' 't '1r y W Npl R lpn Ap I Z Z f f f f f f 'K 'MIN Acqulsto, Salvatore vi-dl. hu I Adamczak, Thaddeus Allen, John Acqulsto Salvatore Hall Monitor Spanush Assem bly Play 2 3 Chrlstmas Play Hr Y 4 Chorus Adamczak Thaddeus W Honor Roll 5 Chess Club 3 4 Second Board Chess Team 3 Allen John O Varslty Football l 2 3 4 Varslty Basketball l Tra k Club Treasurer 3 4 Iota Hn Y Sergeant at Arms 2 Edltorlal Staff 4 Vanety Show 4 Stu dent Council Representatuve 4 Apa Ralph Bd 81 Con Varsaty Baseball l 2 3 4 Varsnty Football 2 3 4 Vor snty Basketball 3 4 Block T Club 2 3 4 Semor Oftlcer 4 Tech Advertising Club l xr 3 if, ty., 7U' M, ss WNV' Aures, Denms Aures Denms P Tech Alpha Phu Hn Y 2 3 Hall Monitor 2 3 Arena Samuel K B D 8- C Varsnty Football Student Council 3, Newspaper Staff 4 Hall Monltor 2 3 4 Usher Parents Night Advertlsmg Stal f 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Apu Ralph Arena, Samuel J X in:-ff' Baczkowskl, Mrchael Baczkowskl Michael ME Student Councnl I Block T Track Team I 2 Balcer, Phllrp Tech Electrical Society Treas urer4 Chess Club 2 3 Vorsnty Football 3 Football Manager 4 Student Councnl 2 4 Jun lor Council 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Balcerzak Francis Honor Roll 7 Tech Electncal Socrety 3 4 Rod and Gun Club 2 3 Presldent Track Club I 2 Treasurer Tech Hams 2 Bowlmg Club 2 3 Exp Post 397 Ballaro John Honor Roll 5 Block T Club 2 3 4 Swimming Squad 'I Balcer, Phrlrp Rise:-H su.. Balcerzak, Francis, Jr Sf Ballaro, John '15 C Qqlov Banach, Thomas -:YQ Y V36 Banaszak, Leonard oc.. l 'Q' 411' Banach Thomas Tech Ham Club 2 3 Crew Rad and Gun Club Track Cl b l Exp Encampmenl Bowling Club 2 Banaszak Leonard C ess Club l 2 3 Bowling Club 2 Raduo Club Crew2 Band 4 Barczak Raymond B D 8. C Bowling Clubl 2 3 4 lnler mural Basketball 3 Ad Slaff 3 Track 2 Beback Ronald Sludenl Councal 2 3 Nu-H' Barczak, Raymond Beback, Ronald ,fs Berllnger, Charles Berlmger Charles Bowling Club 2 Track Club 2 Archery Beck Clarence Tech Elecfrlcal Socuety 3 4 Tech Proqechon StaFf Chess Club 2 3 Stage Crew Cross Country Beck Clarence -'C ' Blekowskl, Joseph Blekowslu Joseph B D 8- G Bowmg Club 2 3 4 H ll Monnor 2, lntermural Basket ball 3 Vlrglna Frank J B D 8- C Bowlmg Team 4 Honor Roll l Yearbook Stal? l 4 Momtor l 2 Assembly Program 2 Newspaper Staff 4 Bowling Club 3 4 Tech Eleclrlcal So clely 3 Braclszewskl Roberl M E Honor Roll l l Rowing Club 2 J E T S 4 Color Guard Mom for 4 4 Vlrglna, Frank fx: , wo- N?- Bonelfo, Salvatore , Braclszewskl, Roberl wi I , l 1 , C.P. l 1 I l, 3 K ,T 1 Q u I , . , I D I r 1 ' I st I . -' XI rg., . X , C.P. K , h , ' '2, 3,-1, 4 lj K l ' 1 . II --- F, I II,,I. I 3, 1 - - - ' , M.E. ' .1 - - - ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' , , ll I I 1 U 4 . f I I 1 , I I E.E. I I I I L I I I I , . . . . 4 ' A I M.A. I I 2I 4I ' ' ' , ' ,3, 4. I ., T . l ,,,jf:,33 f Bonello, Salvatore C.P. '11 .LJ 1.7.-lx-w '. - 3 I I - 1 I IIIIIIIIIII I x X A Q III, rf l ' ' ', . . 2 3- 'L' A , ' . 1 Q .I .... , , - - x N N vc' K 4 'K I III' 'I I li ' TZ - , V if' . 4: A I .E-.1 Brehm Louis Bulgey, James '93, ang,-,,. 'QM 'is 4 v Brehm, Louis I.C. Chemistry Club 2, 3, Rod and Gun Club 2, 3, 4, Lab. Dem- onstration,Open House Guide, Int. Crew Jets. Bulgey James Honor Roll I2 Tech Ham Club 3 Momtor 2 Usher 4 J ETS Campagna leo B D 81 C Tech Alpha Phu H Y 2 3 4 Honor Roll l JETS 4 Foot ball 2 4 Assnstant Manager Baseball 3 Track 2 Baseball Canpanella Paul B D 81 C Momtor 2 Usher 3 lntermu ral Basketball 3 CGmPU9l'lGf leo Campanella, Paul Ceferatll, James Ceferam James B D 8. 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'1 ' ' ' get X C ' l ' V is-' 2'4- '39 0 .1 Dollendorf Rlchard Donofno, Thomas Dollendorf J Rachard A A Year Book Staff Art Awards Art Staff Donofrlo Thomas Bowling 2 3 4 Chemlsty Club 4 Doruo, Louls P Student Council l Band l 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Tech Sensor Hn Y Chaplam 3 Vice Pres: dent 4 Bowling Club l 4 Crew 3 4 Chemistry Club 3 4 JETS 4 Honor Roll 3 Dudeck James 40 WFP A1 et Dorlo, Louls Dudeck James a ll 3 C Ermakov, Wllllam Ermakov Wllllam BD 8.C Student Council 4 Varsuty otball 2 3 4 Varsl Track 2 Bowlung Club 2 3 Track Club 4 Alpha Hn Y 4 Honor Roll 6 Baseball Man ager 4 Dutcher John M Honor Roll 6 Yearbook Stat? 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C Track2 Bandl 2 3 4 Inter mural Basketball 2 4 Honor 2 JETS 4 Van Show I Open House Guide 55 and 56 Momtor Gllson Lawrence Bow Ing Club I Stu ent Councll I Tech Alpha Phu HI Y I Monrtorl Swummmg Team l Honor Roll 5 Glorrosa Anthony S B D 8- C Honor Roll 2 Hall Momtor 3 Baseball 4 Basketball Squad 3 Intramural Basketball 2 Intramural Baseball 3 Goleblewskr Gerald J ME Honor Roll I Student Councll 4 sl-- ' Xu' Greenwald Frederlch Greenwald Frederrrck W Swrmmlng T am I 2 3 4 Varsity 2 3 4 Kappa Ssgma 2 3 4 JETS 4 Sen HI Y 3 4 Branch Council Rep resentatlve 4 Honor Roll 6 Gorny Robert F BD 81C Honor Roll 3 Math Club 3 Chess Club 4 Lunch Monrtor 2 3 Parents Night Usher 4 GrlHrn, Michael Gfllflll Mlchael J Chess Club 3 4 Swummmg I Gurde Open House 3 Gulczewskl Davrd Gunn Earl J Tech Alpha Iota Hn Y 2 Lunch Monitor 2 Basketball Varsrty uad I 2 3 4 All Hugh 3 4 Art Productlon Staff 4 Hammond Rlchard L B D 81 C Student Councul 2 3 Supply Room Officer 3 4 Colo W 5 09' Guard 4 Math Club 3 Pm ents Nrght Usher 4 Honor w Ro I6 -'f..'T' 3' if-M1 if IRA'-P 1 Glorrosa, Anthony Golebuewskr Gerald Gorneyf ROIDGYI l' 2 Gulczewskr, Davrd -.nf Qt so A' I9 0 Gunn, Earl 5- Hammond, Richard ' ,desi 1 x r :P--fi 1 . . 1 . ! ,az b I -.gl ,Q i 4 ,I , tu 1 . 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Q I , ' SQ' , 5 1-I7 .,,, ' :- :Gs E' x Ingraham, Melvyn 5.31 'Nix Jackson, Rrchard I 8 Jackson, Walter .Z lngraham Melvyn H CP Yearbook Staff 3 4 Tech Alpha Phu Lambda H Y 4 Trock Club 4 Ad Staff 3 4 JETS 4 Jackson Richard D BD 81C Kappa Sigma Phu 2 3 4 President 4 Hu Y 2 3 Tech Archery Club 2 Secretary 2 Cheerleaders 3 Crew 3 Key Club 3 Jones, Jack JUCKSOI1 willefl. Jqneg Jqgk Open House Usher 2 3 Chemistry Club Student Coun Jakubowskn Robert J IC Hull Monitor l Rod and Gun l JETS l Slgmo Sigma Sergeant at Arms Tech Sensor Hr Y Open House Usher 2 if AS-worms I Johnson Raymond F Open House Usher 1 300 six al IWW X Joswrak, Mlchael Jozwuak Muchael C B D 8. 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' -' in .1 ,319 I A, '15 N V J 1 McCrory, Redmond McGill Roger QR 1 7' -4 if.-ES. ?a?.x.. 1' McCrory, Redmond M. C.P. Honor Roll 6, Junior Council 3, Assembly Program 2, Stu- dent Council l, 2, 3, 4, Bowl- ing Club l, 2, 3, 4. McGill, Roger R. M. Honor Roll 2 Hall Monitor 3. McGinnis Gary L Honor Roll l0 Student Council l 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Art Staff 4 Guide 2 I of gn '15 Z5 as Q U U E 2. n Z W! YA ae, '-L QWM' 45' sf-3 . I K ll 5 J lm, l 'xl Michalslu Ronald Mlchalsln Ronald A Tech Radio Club 3 4 J ETS 4 Hall Monitor 2 3 JETS Room Monitor 4 Merlette James Student Council 2 Hall Mom tor 2 Tech Alpha Ph: Lambda HI Y 4 McGinnis, Gary MeClKlehbUfg, Ddhlel Meflener James . '.,..w. . 1- ,Q .,, I.. 1 P ' lg. in lg Mussel, Roy Naples, Nicholas Mussell Roy A Honor Roll B JETS 4 Naples Nicholas J B D LC Vlce President Student Council 4 Assistant Sergeant at Arms Senior Class Office 4 Varsity Football 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 3 Baseball Manager 3 Lunch Room Monitor 4 Jun lor Prom Chairman 3 Bond 2 Niclesa Lawrence J Honor Roll 8 Student Coun cll 3 Sigma Phi Sigma 3 4 Vice President 4 JETS 4 Nnewczyk Henry F Track Club 4 Bowling Club 4 Editorial Staff 3 Open House Usher 3 Nlclesa, Lawrence Nuewczyk Henry l 1 1 SX NX . .I - -.. 1. - ' , , A,A, ' ', . c.P. , . c.P. I I , I . I I -nuu I ' ' . . . . 1 , sf. Q . Q ' 3, 4. I I . I I ' ' , . l.c. . .,,, - I A ', A 5 I Y .. , . . . . l I 4 V X ..,, .L i C P A' I X I L K , Q . I I . I K, fy ' 'if fe X , ' 4 . -Q .4 , 3- 'Ak b 'Uh it I, ' if 14.3 ? M 1 -. T ' llE9l'if.., N F -lux.. '5 . KH ' af. f . , 1, ff.. ,Q 'N i p it ' J -31' tx. C ...Q I ..4z.?!XJ.,.' . 4 .. h R , V V h, I. ' I 5 'Q . . 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Kappa Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4, Swimming Team l, 2, 3, Maior Letter 4 Tech Senior Hi Y 3 4 Palmer Joseph W B D 8- C Pasco John R B D 81C Christmas Program JETS 4 Honor Ro V Dance Party I as--J Plaseclu Robert J Honor Roll 5 Band 3 4 Treas urer 4 JE T S 4 Pettit larry R Honor Roll 2 Tech Electrical Society 3 Cross Country Squad 3 Track 4 .an- 4 5 -W '-2:-'f ,lfi ii as 1 Q J G3 3 935, if 6 ,xg K ..,, J .Q W, 4 t .4 r ' ' , m,:.- . ,xt ',f,.33.,.U , -, .Nfk .-22 :,.,.-f' ' ' we ,,.,.,fi: 3 1 Q s Pietrczak, Carl Pletrczak Carl A B D 81 C Senior Council 4 Freshman Relay Team Hall Monitor I Student Council l Assistant Junior Class Representative Plosenka Charles A B D 81 C Bowling Club 2 3 4 Pltlrrl Joseph C B D 8. C Student Council 4 JETS 4 Honor Roll 2 Pollzzl Frank V B D 8- C Student Council 3 Junior Council 3 Hull Monitor I ..s f . A4 Q Piosenka, Charles l lm, Joseph 1,4 'Sn-II 'vw WFUQZ l U 'f-.1 Pasco, John Pettit, Larry Pollzzl, Frank Y' A+' 'ff' sf' Pratt, Ronald 5315 Rasmskl, John li , 'E' Records, Vincent Pratt Ronald E Open House l 2 3 Raslnskl John E Football 3 4 Intramural Bas ketball 4 Records Voncent R Lunch Room Monitor 4 Richter Harry J Varsuty Football 3 'l' Mil iff 1.. W Richter, Harry Roesch, David Roesch David C Hall Monitor 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Assistant Eclltor4 Honor Roll 2 Ricotta Vincent C 8 D 8. C Varsity Band l 2 Property 3 Librarian 4 Manager Bowl mg Club 2 4 Junior Council 3 Senior Class Treasurer Senior Council I Ruszala, Gerald Ruszala Gerald H Hall Monitor 2 Chemistry Clu 2 3 4 Honor Roll 3 Bowlmg Club 4 Student Coun cll 3 4 Senior Council 4 Rod and Gun Club 3 Swimming Team l Ryhat David Student Council l 2 .lunlor Council 3 Kappa Slgmo 4 Track Squad 2 Newspaper Staff 3 School Choir 4 Schleb RobertN BD 8-C Honor Guard 4 Honor Roll l0 Student Council l 2 Junior Council 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 Usher Open House 2 3 Schmidt Gerald G J ETS 4 Yearbook Stat? 4 Ad Stott 4 Hall Monitor 2 Rybat, David Schelb Robert Ricotta, Vincent Schmidt, Gerald IVA Schmidt Robert NF :MAX M gil Schoof, Carl RR' Schmidt Robert O aergeant at Arms Chess Club l Track 2 Cross Country Manager 3 School Carl W Bowling Club 2 3 4 Alpha Phi Lambda 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Open House l 2 3 Momtor2 Schumacher Ronald ME Baseball 3 4 Newspaper 3 4 Ad StaFF4 Yearbook Staff 4 JETS 3 4 Bowllng4 Hi Y 4 Hall Monitor 4 Semenlck Francis Prolectlon Stat? 3 Treasurer Track Team 3 4 Cross Coun try 4 Stage Crew 4 JE T S 4 OHICG Monitor 4 Iwo 3 vw-'P 1'--r Schumacher, Ronald Semlmck, Francis 13 , Vp.. ff' 'QE l ShePUl'df Allan Slocum, Terrence Shepard Allen H Student Council l Swimming Team l Monitor 2 Art Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Varsity Footballl 2 3 4 All High Vice President Block T Club Maqor Letter Baseball l R Seraflnl, Philip Slocum Terrence D B D 8. C Alpha Hi Y 2 Representative to Albany for Hu Y Vice Pres :dent Yearbook Staff Smentek Richard M Newspaper 4 Hall Monitor 4 J E T S 3 4 Smith John T Varsity Football 3 4 Christ mas Assembly 2 Monitor I 2 Bowling Club 4 Smith Richard A Chemistry Club 3 4 Bowling Clu l 2 3 Rod and n Club 3 JETS 4 'EL JE' Smentek, Richard Smlth John Smith Richard l J 4 f . O I ' A '- - A I A we , 1' Ml' J . eg' X N . vu A Q W 1 ' ,L , . . c.P. C 9 no 7 , L C, C, s - ck 1 ' ' A- 1 be r , ' A A V Q , Q Q ss 'E' S1 , Kg.: A f Y f , . c.P. 53-F 3 3 r 1 r -'lilf'f.5Q'5f3'.l I - , , ,I M. m fgfji 'K 1 ' - ' , sg ' C q' . qi ' I , 5 T , ' ' , . A.A. , , . Q . js., ' . ' sf. , ' . M. f, Chess Club 3, Bowling Club 3, Seraflni, Phil A. MACH. Open House Guide 2, 3, 4, K i ' ' , ' , , I I , ' . A A 1 1 --'- 1 1 ' I A R' S ' ' . 2. ,jj 5 5 ll' T114 , L33 l ' ' , . C.P. ' , , ' M l . ff I ' 1 ' 4 1 A Q. , ' , ' . l.C. ' , J 'T -f . T 4 1 . . 'G- ' i W , T b , , . Gu 3 K ki x krrk A P , , .... . K K . 4-A ' -3 J ' J Y 3, J' N.. 1 -PJ I .s s X gwNlx - l ,, 1 Q A S' A '- Solomon, Francis Amnfkf Soltns, Gerald X x any if all s Solomon, Francis J. A.A. Honor Roll l4, Techtonian Editorial Staff, Art Staff 4, Art Awards 3, Hall Monitor 2, Open House Guide 2, Year- book Cartoon Editor 4. Solhs, Gerald J Honor Roll 3 Student Council 3 Junior Council Newspaper Staff 3 4 Editor 4 Mechan :cal Jets 4 Ad Stat? 4 Chorus Staller Leroy Honor Roll 2 Tech Hams 2 Placement Office Momtor 2 Stanluewncz Harold J Christmas Assembly 4 Alpha Hu Y 4 Hall Momtor 4 23 n ' sa if-Q L X .1 X N, it , X ' J 14, - -s. A. A L ' we . 4 .. P' 2. ' I , f Que, 'NX ' --in Sterlace David Stoner, Rodne Sterlace David Ralph Stu Des School Bandl 2 3 4 Choir 3 Stephan Brian G Inter Hugh School Student Council 3 4 Vice President 4 S ent Council l 2 3 4 Vice President 3 Kappa Sig Phi 2 3 4 Correspondung Secretary 4 Chairman Junior Council Stoner Rodney Track l Honor Roll 2 Hall Momtor 4 Football 2 Summers Edward J Spanish Programs 2 3 Chem nstry Club 4 Mechanical Jets 4 Yearbook Staff Editor 4 Honor Roll 2 Assistant Year book Staff 2 Superczynxkl Edwin R EE Sergeant at Arms Tech Elec tnc Society 3 4 Svarczkapf Richard W C P Student Council l Alpha Hi Y l 2 3 Boys Choir 3 A. , 'g ' e '- -N. '. S. A 1 65 s ,M qt f, ' . 2 .5 a , we-N 3 W 1 ' , Jani' D Summers, Edward Superczynsku, Edwin - 115 'Y ...-'fr-L-Ita: V . QE' Staller, Leroy Stanknewncz, Harold Stephan Brian Svarczkopf Richard l J ii fl J Q -' ' . .- -'urge-A f 'Qo' fe ' - M. on T 1 -ff so of A V 1 , - A fi D ' E ' I I 1 - I Y , 4. ' ' ' ' ' E 'L , ' , a.o. a. c. ' rg , ef. I I f I - 1 - ,I . Z t 'SH 3, 4. , ' . cm. 6' i , , - ' , , . c.P. ' tud ' , , , , ' r I ' 5 ' I . r - I I 1 1 l 1 1 . i 1 l- , ' . ' , I . f X 'N ' '- N W-A if X ' f AL J I T 1 Vi' sw Q 'V C' r 'u - ..- . A ' ' E 1' ' y Q , X A- 'Q' s- 3, Hall Monitor 3, Honor Roll Qi Q N ' . V Q' , ,. ,.: A K ,h 3. V Us ' I f ' L- 5 , , A .rg - ,W ir I' Z rr li V had if 5525.1 2 af f rf E- , ..1I'E',:'-'-f l .' 5 14'-'4 . is 'S 'N 12- 'L:X:'llZ',Q'-':'?. -- ff r f , , . I - I I . Swalm, Charles W Swlnarskl, Rlchard Swalm Charles Chess Club 2 3 4 Electrncal Socnety 3 Bowlmg Club 2 Honor Roll 2 Swlnarslu StephenBC 81D Archery Club I 2 Bowllng Club 3 4 Swenarskl Richard B D 81C Synoradsku Rlchardl ECP Honor Roll I4 Student Coun 2 3 Chess Clu Vlce President 4 Treasurer 4 Mach Club 4 Junl Red Cross Representatlve 4 'I-1? Synoradskl, Richard Syracuse, James ,AV ' R K' a Taggart, Arthur Terragnoll, Louls Taggart Arthur L Tech Alpha Iota Hn Y l 2 3 4 President Track Club 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Hall and Cafeteria Momtor A Staftl 2 3 4 Tafelskl Frederlck D Student Council 2 1 5 ,V 1 'Q' liSil5?'f f sl Terragnoll louns B D 81 C Senior Ha Y 2 Varsnty Band I 2 3 Intramural Basketball Manager 4 Student Councrl 4 Gulde for Open House 3 Chrustmas Assembly 4 Hall Momtor 2 Intramural Bas ketball 3 Thame Richard J Junnor E T S 4 Tech Sensor Hn Y 4 Debate Socuety and Team 4 President 4 Color Guard 4 Chess Club I 2 3 4 Vnce Fresldent4 Albany Youth and Government Pro gram Math Club 3 Honor Ro I4 Todaro Robert J Varslty Baseball Malor 2 3 4 2nd Team All Hugh Baseball 3 Vlgglam, Frank B D 81 C Sngma Tau 2, 3, 4, Block T 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Hu Y 4, Ad Staff 2, 4, Guldance Of flce Momtor 4 ww' s 5393? Thome, Rlchard C.,Q.. '.., Todaro, Robert se?-'X Tafelskl, Frederick Viggidhlf Frank Qi-eq Bselscks, Marvsn Volk Rschard Bselicki Marvin Honor Roll 5 Monstor 2 Volk Rschard A Band l 2 3 Kappa Ssgma Phs 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Honor Roll l3 Chasrman Jumor Councsl 3 Rowsng Crew 2 3 4 Student Councsl 4 Junsor Red Cross Represent ahve 2 Walk Bruce G Student Councsl 4 Gusde 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Photo Staff Honor Roll 5 Wardour Wayne W Varssty Football 2 3 4 Block T Club 3 4 Student Councsl Asssstant Sergeant at Arms 4 Jumor Councsl Secretary Sen sor Councsl Secretary Sensor Class Basketball Team 2 Honor Roll 3 N90 ssw , alum. Welz, Howard Whstcomb, Allan Well Howard R Amateur Radso Club 2 Ser geant at Arms 3 Secretary 4 ess Club l 2 3 C Team 2 Bowlsng Club 3 Jun sor Councsl Cafetersa Helper 4 Math Club 2 Scsence Con gress Weagralf Patrsck .I Yearbook Staff 2 3 Edstor 4 ack 2 3 Rowsng l 2 Vsce Pressdent Freshman Class Tech Alpha Phs Hs Y 2 3 4 Bowlsng Club 3 4 Track Club Whstcamb Allen J Kappa Ssgma Phs 2 3 4 Asssstant Sergeant at Arms Swsmmsng Team 2 3 4 Sen so HsY 4 JETS 4 Track Team Honor Roll 6 Wsllert Edward Crew 3 Tech Sensor Hs Y 3 4 Wslson James B D 8. C B Band 2 Varssty Band 3 4 Property Man 3 Tech Sensor Hs Y 3 4 Secretary 4 Whsttman Robert F lntermural Swsmmsng and Track 2 3 Alpha Phs Lambda Hs Y 2 3 Pressdent 4 Junsor Councsl 3 Secretary Track Club 2 Hall Monstor 3 Open House Demonstratson l, 2 Newspaper Stat? 2 E- Wsllert, Edward G- T Wslson, James ,l Walk, Bruce Wardour, Wayne Weagraf, Patrick Wsttman, Robert Worgo Raymond Worblewskl Eugene Worgo Raymond C C Tech Alpha Ph: Hu Y 2 3 4 Bowling Club 2 3 4 Varslty Baseball 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Student Councnl 2 4 Year book Staff 4 Rod and Gun Club 2 Honor Roll 3 Wroblewskl Eugene J CP JETS 4 Hall Momtor 4 Gulde Open House l 2 Bowlung Club 4 Newspaper Stat? 4 Yagor John Debate Team, Kappa Sngma Sensor Hn Y3 4 JunlorCouncnl, Swlmmmg Team Mgr 2 3 Cheerleader 4 Student Coun CI 4 Zasada Robert R Honor Roll 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Assistant Photo Editor 4 Art and Productnon Manager 4 Jumor Councll 3 Alternate Student Council 4 Open House Gulde 2 Cafeterla Momtor 2 Yager, John Zasada, Robert Ziegler, Thomas Ziegler Thomas H Swlmmmg l 2 3 4 All Hugh Phu 3 4 Senior HI Y 4 Senior Counc1l4 Rod and Gun Club 2 Zawuerucha Robert Ka pa Sigma Phu 2 3 4 Math Club 3 4 Bowlmg Club 3 Sensor HIY 4 JETS 4 Honor Roll 16 E Zawieruch, Robert ,Wk E' Zollltsch, James Zollutsch James N Prolectlon Staff 3 4 Stage C 3 4 JETS 4 C s Club3 Zugay Thomas W B D 81 C Math Club 2 Varsuty Basket ball 3 Varsity Football 4 Swimming Squad l Zwack Jerome H Student Councul l Guide Open House l Guude Parents Nught I Hall Momtor 2 3 Q Zugay Thomas Zwack, Jerome OTHER SENIORS BALL KASINSKI KWIETNIEWSKI arf 1 me H , . .P. W X Q1 D 1 , J t I . 1- , 1. 1 ' .V . S 1 1 1 sn' - z Q 1 1 l I I B Lk I ' I ' ' Q T D 1 5 , fig . I 1 ' 2 1 , , ' 1 . I V y, K.: , I ' 1 .3 1 I.. I Q I 1 1 . . I xxskis X , ' , . c.P. ' , . E.E. Phi 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l6, Tech 3, Major 3,,4,l Kappa Sigma Crew 4, Ham Clubl2, bowling X ' '- , , ' ' ' , , ' '- , ' lub , , .... , hes - 1 1 A Q ' ' . , , ' , . . 1 ,X 'I . I N .swf ' CP . . . if' , . A.A. - ' - ' ' ' - ' 1 P -1 1 1 I. ' 4 . ' . 1 1 1 1 . . l , . , I . .- I I ' I . I . . h Qu ig: f ' ' . , t?5' Q le 1 ' 1 'lv' . ' - , . M. , . I . '- fs I . 1 N . , 1 X y X Q 0 4' 4 1 Q 1 1 .1 si 52314 A univzs S f ? 5 6 Q Q f 1 ? f JUNIORS HOMEROUM-223, 313 Row I: R. T. Kuchio, D. D. Manley, A. L. Bulicko, R. J Lombardo, R. Drzyzgo, A. S. LoVuIIo, S. Arena, C. Geil J. Zugoy. Row 2: D. T. Hobson, R. Givens, D. L. Wigdor, D. M. Sccrpello, D. A. Loe, G. K. Rodgers, R. P. Gna- cinski, G. R. Brese, S. W. Goskin. Row 3: R. B. Bronowski A. J. Pitonock, D. Mclndoo, E. E. Crossland, T. P. For cucci, R. M. Preske, B. J. West, D. A. Horvey, U. Donov- skis, M. B. Henning, G. I. Hofmonn. s'v' .IUNIORS HOMEROOM 220 402 Row 'I W L Lipper? H J Tendorf T Zuk J Mary J J Furnorn J A Llcoio B S Zurclczyk P Plellch Row J J Szczepcnlec P Gorllnglon P A Yonncclo A Nordozzl F A Mcnvele R A Flonan E S Colluns N Besser Row 3 W A Otto J D Augusfynuok D Rychnowskl T. Fitzgerald S. Muchalovnc J. G. Am- strong S, Kornyski F. S. Mcthewson. JUNJORS HOMEROOM-254 Row 1: T. P. Dzygun, J. F. Sponilz, R. Fedkiw, J. R Maison, F. H. Sgroi, R. J. Balt, R. A. Cefalu, R. K. Ed wards, H. Gucinski, L. A. Scruggs. Row 2: R. H. Beu, R. A. Garland, B. J. Tulumello, N. A. Pfalzgraf, F. C. Gar mon, W. Ernst, G. T. Ressing, P. J. Curry, R. J. Gorski, R. L. Smith. Row 3: W. H. Pfeiffer, F. E. Tominich, H. G. Renz, W. J. Shea, L. Szafranski, S. C. Salia, D. W. Dan nebrock, J. D. Baiocco, C. G. Shopol?, C. A. Critlsinger. .,.. ' Q' 'NA JUNIORS HOMEROOMS-4l6, 404, 206 Row I: R. P. Ruda, M. J. Laskowski, S. Labedz, L. D. Pease, C. A. Thomas, F. A. lacuzzo, J. J. Burgio. Row 2: l. J. Rice, T. M. Mucci, A. S. Grimaldi, K. G. Rodgers, S. J. Mayer, G. R. Syroczynski, D. Phillips. Row 3: J. L. Salerno, l.. J. LoDaca, W. E. Koeph, G. E. Ludwig, E. A. wi Q U C . JUNIORS HOMEROOM-302 Row l: S. R. Greco, T. F. Zielinski, R. J. Brengel, V. J. Sorce, L. M. Mrowczynski, C. M. Paler, G. Guido, J. S. Ruda, J. J. DiLiberfo. Row 2: J. S. Yormick, B. J. Gruczo, A. F. Webber, L. H. Gielinski, S. J. Desciok, D. A. Jurewicz, E. R. Finley, E. P. Empric, R, Alessi. Row 3: G. Melancon, A. LoTempio, J. T. Militello, R. T. Males, P. L. Zcicc, T. M, Williams, R. W. Nolley, H. R. Thomas, R. L. Kinkie. Sill' 3 F 'A A I Q 5 A .A . . 4 Lf' 7? ff. JUNIORS HOMEROOM-304 Row 1: K. A, Kolz, K. B. Smilh, F. Rodo, P. F. Mann, J. C Monlione, J. R. lnferdonato, C. J. Laughlin, D. F. Mc- Mahon, D. S. Kasprzyk, D. F. McCaffbey. Row 2: G. P Walczak, B. J. Monfesano, D. L. Rafaiczuk, V. J. Sci- andra, R. C. Highfield, A. C. Zucker, K. P. Kozlowski T. D. Reider, J. J. Matecki. Row 3: G. J. Jank, P. R Serwinowski, E. A. Geib, C. A. Mililello, E. Monesi, P. J Rua, R. A. Makurowski, R. D. Noonan, E. Grudniewski J. C. Hearn. I ey? , X0 y . l L z A F ,1 ij' h M 1 .,: ' -mc JUNIORS HOMEROOM-308 Row I: R. M. Killian, G. E. Harrick, Y. M. J. Leong, R. J Rizzo, R. C. Waite, M. H. Waller, C. R. Baflaglia, D. G Praiz, J. M. Kasper, F. J. Mariani. Row 2: J. P. Kois CQS. Palys, D. F. Palaszewski, E. F. Reynolds, J. P Danyluk, F. S. Diodafa, H. L. Benz, H. R. Grace, J. R Guesl. Row 3: J. B. Morganli, D. W. Shaflucas, R. A Heinfz, J. Valdov, M. A. Pocobello, P. A. Hoebel, S. W Forcier, J. W. Fry, C. T. Moriarty. -,, Y 1 , if . ' f' f ! I Y .V, , I - . I. JUNIORS HOMEROOLW--307 Row 1: R. Radke, R. G. Wyzykowski, R. X. Nesbill, F. C Pietrowski, S. A. Galluzzo, R. A. Gregory, D. J. Blaszak R. W. Willse, R. Peek, R. V. Zandrowicz. Row 2: G Neubauer, G. Spiers, C. Barlow, R. Biorland, T. J Fusco, P. Ogiluie, E. E. Grasho, T, J. Yormick, P. C. Ramey E. Nicka. Row 3: J. A. Zern, V. W. Fish, D. H. McGirr R. J. Fudala, A. J. Bianchi, W. N. Kuczkowski, R. P. Hop- kins, L. A. Starr, D. S. Zeglarski, C. L. Swan. 34-117 ----- L ,Y- l P V ,Q gs A l A JUNIORS HOMEROOM--316 Row I: T. R, Johnson, D. E. Zielinski, E. E. Anderson, P. E. Miller, J. Whirmer, D. LoTempio, W. Buialski, R. S. Laika, J. R. Calvin, F. Milrey, A. C. Greco, J. S. Banos. Row 2: W. P. Nowicki, R. R. Nagel, D. G. Cloen, M. P. Pomaski, G. K. Pelers, J. C. Kurek, S. D. Piccione, V. J. Muscarella, A. R. Marino, W. MacLeod, G. W. Crimi, W. C. Snyder. Row 3: R. A. O'Hara, M. E. Semrau, J. M. Frandina, R. Morfellaro, E. R. Arnold, F. M. Doeing, M. Giancarlo, V. S. Mordeno, R. P. Banach, D. L. Wcit- kowiak, D. J. Greafrix. ??' 7 5 fffllf g V , .y, . fi SW. Nil Pl -n-gy Jn. WJ, M-4 O' 3 L f 1 ' ' ' 1 ,Q f-in ,,-1'V'f: l3f' ff! 2 7.x ,Liar ,. Lf ilguf , R 1 il 3' . , cz. ...K .Ivan l .g ? a fi DW 0 1 l ,ff 3 I ,- 5 E P5 K Nils ,. Q . frlo. .f 5 .1 aff A ' i,f'flbA . , Q6 ll i, or , ,. 'XJCV fa.. i l ' 'ff JUNIORS HOMEROOM-321 Row I: R. C. Fersler, J. M. Pawlowski, R. Pershyn, R. B Vaslola, R. P. Turchiarelli. Row 2: J. McHenry, R. L Eberhardf, C. S. Tramontana, T. F. Giglio. Row 3: F. H Hartman, P. Linder, J. Hageman, T. J. Maiewski. 5 . ,xl ll l Y' I l JUNIORS HOMEROOM 204 Row1 B Bauer, F Nowncku A Znolkowskn G Baum gardner, G J Pnkowskn P R Lmle T T Grzankowskn J MacMnllen R Ptak F J Slon J O Mmeo Row 2 J E Malik W H Elsmann M A Maynard C Jablonskl W C Foncher, M A Budmewskn S J Szyszkowsku A N Appleford R J Buckanovuch J R Rogowskn Row 3 H Kemp, T F Fluchradi H L Bommer,J J Jackson D C Johnson, V S Perrello J A Maclelewsku R L Sleplelskl, P J Koch J Colamlta I 1' L2 -1 ,Ie b 3 ff . 'f ' ' 1 1 I L, ff 1 xx 4.f9afl'.X' Q' G55 xy! -X Wx 'ai ff x 5. XXN D x 1 1- ' ' Xix I JN! 7 f. X 501040 mvzes 4 I 5 5 5 7 5 Z f 4 f Z f f 7 Z SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM-109 Row I: D. G. Hearn, D. E. Morris, M. J. Finnerty, C. A. Albonese, R. S. Folgo, P. M. Toms, E. P. McCormick Row 2: W. S. Faber, D: H. Kayser, P. Sfaller, P. No- rowski, S. P. Jurek. Row 3: M. E. Freer, D. J. Potter, T. A. Ncgel, D. R. Bristol, H. Pohn. ps pw 1 i J uv SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM-207 Row 1: R. A. Sierccki, D. E. Toggorf, Y. J. Leong, T. K Jones, R. J. Adcmmuszek, H. M. Uieske, R. M. Gozdecki J. G. Anzeione, P. M. Zok, J. V. Burioszewicz. Row 2 A. L. Bishop, J. Wondel, R. P. Bush, R. Nigro, R. J. Gio- vino, C. J. Tomosi, R. S. Moscato, W. C. Eckeri. Row 3 S. G. Torok, R. A. Moihewson, T. L. Bruch, A. C. Tosca D. P. Link, J. R. Miller, C. G. Crane, J. A. Desimone. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM-222 Row 1: J. S. Sperrazzo, F. D. Burmcusse, D. P. Mcior R. J. Semrcu, R. C. Smyth, A. F. Scungio, F. P. Schover J. A. Greco, J. L. Kessler, J. C. Surdinc, L. J. Scluzzo D. P. James. Row 2: O. M. Bough, J. A. Mulochowski R. D. Syroczynski, E. J. Lingczy, N. J. Rizzo, L. R. Prorofto J. J. Novak, J. P. Surdinc, B. R. Fry, V. Mazur. Row 3 K P Black, D. Sperber, T. E. Lcfhcm, R. E. Snyder, D. P Hclnsgen, R. J. Haberly, T. Rinoldo, T. J. Kwiecien, Ken- neth Dyl, E. G. Koscielny, J. M. Polukiewicz. 'xii TL 4 SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM-303 Row 1: D. C. Bihl, M, Mendola, P. F. Cefalu, L. L. Con- A stantino, W. R. Lord, R. J. Rasmus. Row 2: R, Sterling W. Cooke, P. Mardirosian, J. F. Besl, J. A. Marando, A. F. Campagna. Row 3: A. Carpenter, B. Buck, J. C. Kwialkowski, A. Pamiun, D. R. Consola, D. B. Szymanski -v. . 2 0 S .p QW, X. SOPHOMORE5 HOMEROOM-2 8. IO Row 1: W. R. Meetze, R. B. Daeing, W. C. Dozier, G. R Lolacono, J. A. Benlley, J. P. Galletfi, A. J. Gottler, P. A Lowrey. Row 2: F. T. Likus, J. J. Loffredo, B. N. Graf T. E. Dombrowski, J. D. DiVincenzo, A. S. D'Angelo, D. M Norlon, G. Mesawitz. Row 3: R. A. Muszynski, J. A Kowalski, P. J. Krantz, T. Knapik, J. E. Lombard, G. S Berdysiak, J. J. Kalinonski, L. E. Race. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM-2l9 Row 1: F. J. Grasso, E. Jarambek, J. J. Diliberlo, L. J Rouselle, M. C. Szudik, D. W. Becker, W. L. Newell, A. Tamburello, J. B. Whitehead, S. J. Mancuso. Row 2 E. F. Jaskulski, D. P. Wood, S. J. Wesley, W. E. Kluczy nski, P. E. Urbonski, J. V. Leone, T. A. Gorman, N. H Wojciechowski, L. Dudeck, S. E. Krzesinski, K. L. Caldwell. Row 3: W. B. Werrick, J. W. Knisley, J. G. Vasi, R. J Zielinski, A. S. Webb, H. A. Thompson, Jr., E. J. Widomski E. R. Costello, J. D. Kirk, C. D. Larkin. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM-404 Row 'I: F. J. Horvalh, P. L. Dicarlo, E. P. Jolberi, N. J Visco, K. C. Kirsch, D. J. Domizio, A. Huidufi, A. Cole H. A. Jaworski, J. L. Kocol, B. Kriak, G. Danovskis, J Decker. Row 2: J. A. Gardonier, J. J. Grandils, P. M Heinlz, T. A. Durawo, J. W. Hughes, S. H. Knox, H. A lgnowski, W. E. lppoliio, J. V. OH, C. L. Wright, K Goeckel, R. J. Lonnon. Row 3: R. H. Kowalski, W. H Komholz, C. F. Engel, J. W. Hooper, G. A. Boye, J. G Treanfis, G. M. Kale, W. E. Christmclnn, David Walls James Janeiakos, T. J. Gullo, R. C. Bishop. 5 A -A 1 it e,, .. ' v V., 1 -w SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM-312 Row 1: R. J. Sliwo, J. J. Hajnocki, R. Fulfisco, L. C. Bel- lonco, R. A, Tucker, J. W. Reinccher, R. V. Swonick. Row 2: A. W. Lynch, R. A. Millemoci, T. M. Colonzaro, J. F. Treni, J. G. Blockledge, R. S. Kcmcwski, M. W. Franks, E. W. Armslrong. Row 3:' D. G. Crosby, D. T. Bleck, P. J. Boyer, E. E. Folk, R. Scinta, C. W. Brondel, D. J. Kuhn. if Q 4 is 3 z 2 3 5 i ? QS 1-r Q.. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM-209 Row I: P. J. Alberollo, G. R. Rudolph, P. A. Voos, J. L Tolluto, E. P. Covelli. Row 2: C. J. Chimera, J. A. Duslu M. J. Crolo, R. C. Herr, R. F. Kussmonn. Row 3: R. R Jukubowski, R. G. David, C. Lolono, L. H. Gill. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM-218 if J 'r 1' QQ SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM-311 Row I: P. P. Schifferli, R. E. Linsmaier, N. P. Surdyk, P. J Walh, R. M. Syroczynski, J. H. Carson, N. E. Schweitzer A. C. Wenerowicz, J. A. Wesfermeier. Row 2: D. W Crowe, D. M. Weselak, A. M. Vara, T. T. Wierzbicki E. Lawrence, J. J. Fieramusca, F. Quant, K. C. O'Brien J. Buczynskyi. Row 3: H. D. Sprohge, R. A. Schuh, R Chlebowy, G. J. Massinger, C. R. Cannici, T. E. Nowak H. A. Chapman, L. Candido, G. P. Rusch. Lx! '. .5 5 - , Y Row I: C. T. Alaimo, H. C. Feldmann, R. R. Radel, P. L. DiMarco, P. A. Wilson. Row 2: D. L. Chase, J. A. Becker, G. J. Gerber, J. F. Passage, E. S. Folga. Row 3: G. E. Dickinson, W. J. Gburek, V. C. Borcherf, N. A. Dembinski, K. G. Frilz. it SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM-106 Row I: C. F. Boie, J. R. Kline, A. E. Boker, D. Boker, R. W Johnson, D. K. Palmer, R. D. Belti, C, M. Gcic. Row 2 5. M. Buczko, R. C. Knuier, N. W. Larson, J. J. Krok, E. C. Koehler, P. D. Belz, J. W. Adams, W. P. Kapo. Row 3 P. D. Szczerbinski, E. D. Hayes, P. J. Anderson, A. Alle- noeder, T. J. Rcclwnus, P. A. Keilz, J. M. Galley. N5 of .1 ho' GEMM wwzwf Jw nn SN, I f if 1 5 v,-1 SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM-315, 353 Row I: J. Robinson, R. R. Huggins, J. W. Suchecki, F. T Patrick, W. Hrynczok, D. l.. Cinelli, R. E. Gall. Row 2 R. P. Roesser, V. N. Pierino, S. A. Hodge, P. G. Howell R. N. Godlewski, R. Pecqueur, J. Slepinski. Row 3: T. D Osiolski, R. M. Politowski, P. J. Posiecznik, D. M. Henning J. C. Pierce, D. J. Wifkowski. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM-410 Row I: J. J. Reiss, G. A. Lysko, A. R. Mueller, A. R. Mar gcrucci, R. T. Slonley, J. D. Pope. Row 2: T. L Owen, E. V. Pierso, P. J. Kuczkowski, R. B. Mcnlell, Jr., L. J. Siegel. Row sg A. R. Lodwag, F. J. Pike, Jr., D. A. Taber, T. w. 1 Sansone, R. J. Mueuler. ..-.,...w..L.M.. f .Q 4 :- .1 . , 45 e zeshmw x 2 4 f Q Z 2 FRESHMEN HOMEROOM-406 Row l: C. T. Kozlowski, O. M. Jccyszyn, F. Kuchurski, A. C. lnlernicolo, T. D. Rybczynski, A. A. Nuccio, T. L. Jublonski, H. L. Scheib, F. E. Starr. Row 2: J. F. Fricon, W. J. Slrosser, L. H. Kominski, C. M. Inlrabartold, G. J Johnson, A. P. Zollifsch, D. A. Kercher, G. Washington, W J. McDonald, M. J. Scinfo. Row 3: G. R. Hosmer, K F. Elsic, D. F. Joworski, R. G. Field, N. D. Neu, G. F Kopocz, C. J. Krupczyk, J. C. Knous, P. Kozlowski. I I l ul FRESHMEN HOMEROOM-258, 301 Row 1: T. S. Koncur, D. R. Koch, D. A. Rubino, J. R. Ko- sinski, R. K. Jackson, R. D. Blumreich, R. T. Kurek, R. Cossillo. Row 2: R. R. Slrzempa, L. L. Blankenship, B. C. Gclrrosi, P. R. Chopp, T. P. Colson, A. Lynwoocl, R. W. Jukobik, G. D. DuMond, J. M. Cuviello, A. M. Slutz. Row 3: J. C. Belfinger, J. M. Graham, C. W. Haas, P. M. Breslin, R. K. Jcrzyniecki, T. T. Byron, A. F. Ceisner, R. J. Sulecki, H. A. Grcmhcm, N. A. Kurczynsky. f ' y' 1 A , . ? Q' A K Y X u 1 5 M4 , XX W 1 35 as :Y ? w, 4' Q Ay J ik 4 Q . , 5 .WV fs, is 'W and .bf .5957 FRESHMEN HOMEROOM-I Row 1: J. H. Barile, D. V. Buczkowski, K. F. Bcity, R. L. Bauer, R. J. Buczkowski, R. A. Armstrong. Row 2: J. H. Block, G. A. Burns, T. J. Butt, C. S. Anzalone, E. J. Bar- tolotta, P. Branift. Row 3: A. Doldan, P. P. Ernst, J. C. Beale, M. D. Buck, J. H. Breighner. f I- 'Sl FRESHMEN HOMEROOM-357 Row I: A. G. Dales, A. G, Hutcheson, G. T. Fekete, J. A Plec, W. VonHusseln, K. E. Kasprzak, E. D. Kolis, W. A Price. Row 2: F. P. DeGeorge, A. J. Vitrano, W. D. Pas- sage, D. W. Anger, H. G. Miller, E. M. Torrico, D. H Black, J. L. Dicarlo. Row 3: G. R. Martin, C. E. Hainz D. Gough, W. D. Eckman, L. E. Hess, M. G. Shopoff, R. E Yuhnke, F. W. Polka, B. Webb. L 1 2 FRESHMEN HOMEROOM-306 l 1 ..3- ex Row 1: A. J. Romano, F. J. Strcno, R. L. Stenhouse, P. J. Smietcno, J. N. Serio, R. M. Schnier, D. A. Rosser, T. A. Roy. Row 2: A. L. Shelton, D. D. Rotino, A. G. T. Rusin, J. R. Runfolo, D. A. Sperduto, O. J. J. Romcnello. Row 3: D. N. Sedito, E. G. D. J. Strauss, N. C. Richter, A. F. Schmelzle, D. E. N. Scott, G. W. Rowley, E. Skrelny, R. Schmidt, Schroeder, A. Rubcch, TE: -ir? ii FRESHMEN HOMEROOM-225 Row 1: R. R. Mnncuso, P. DiGic1como, J. L, Mills, J. E Lipc, R. F. Monku, E. E. Davis, L. Luscom. F. M. DeChalois D. L. Menlo. Row 2: R. B. Moroschiello, F. R. Luther D. P. Mentecki, E, Davidson, F. J. Lepore, F. E. Mojeski D. D. DiFlcvio, J. C. Davis, B. O. Mielke, D. A. Mcciubc Row 3: M. S. Luston, A. D. DeCillis, R. J. Lippert, E Depoli, R. L. Mederski, J. Mocholz, R. H. Motykc, R. P DiStefcno, E. R. Lnmorcu, G. K. Mruk. l I . 1 1 l , n 2. . ti f ff ,J Q 2 4 1 -J J-:Yi ff S Nt. I FRESHMEN HOMEROOM-408 Row I: J. C. Cane, O, S. Asurese, J. J. Moscio, E. L Buchmcn, R. J. McCollum, E. S. Grood, M. A. Nawrocki L. M. Sherman, R. P. DeGeorge, P. Walters, R. M. Pola- kov. Row 2: W. P. Epke, R. J. Yormick, T. Teodorczck A. E. Heisler, T. P. Reimcn, A. Polono, K. R. Hough, H. F Neunder, A. J. Sfonkiewicz, R. M. Donnelly. Row 3: R L. Zovodny, G. B. Unger, R. E. Volk, C. P. Ippoliio, J. A. Killian, T. P. Grummitt, A. A. Silverberg, A. E. Lenhurdf, Jr. G. E. Anderson. .,, N 5553 . s.. - .5 FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 113 Row I M DlFlgho W M Broughton M V Folzone R T Andolmo R E Easion D A Aleksondrowlcz Row 2 F S McKenrnck J C Ferguson G E Cameron P R Brow J S DlPosquoIe Row 3 J B Becman T Borden D. G. Day, J. C. Albrecht, R. J. Todok. -'rw J W 'T J ff x 4 n as 1 , V ' 4 ' 1 ,4 Q ':7 . . 7 ' J , x V i 'S ' J ' 32 1 it s FRESHMEN HOMEROOM-I I2 Row 1: N. J. Poolini, F. C. Meyer, C. C. Konesky, L. P Moslow, S. R. John. Row 2: J. J. Rclglkowski, M. A Rotka, R. Mitrey, L. R. Kaszubo, D. J. McCormick. Row 3 H. I.. Snell, T. G. Janefakos, L. Pegues, C. J. Monaco, D. R. Kulik. J V. If 111 J FRESHMEN HOMEROOM-210 Row I: J. W. Hoy, V. M. Terrifo, J. Iborro, R. D. Dom browski, R. T. Johnson, R, F. Peiillon, A. J. Perna. Row 2 F. Nowak, E. E. Hecker, J. S. Brinker, D. Skolimowski, W D. Marinaccio, T. S. Paner, C. G. Gipp. Row 3: A. J Punzica, E. Fisher, J. H. Wagner, B. E. Bauer, H. J. Bak Q. c n Q. 9 5' U7 n I IT P 74 P X Q 5. : M 5 W ..,.. N, Ax w. . L xg nr if x O V f-1' ' - 4, illlll W .4 D f at FRESHMEN HOMEROOM-Ill Row I: P. S. Baczkowski, T. M. Nowak, R. J. Williams, R. E. Smith, P. A. Burnes. Row 2: J. A. Sarullo, S. F Malkinski, A. W. Szafranski, G. C. Clark, J. T. Clark, K. W. Brown. Row 3: D. A. Pohle, W. A. Canfield, R. P. Kingzak, D. Kulik, W. M. Walters. S 2 fr-- H FRESHMEN HOMEROOM-356 Row I: J. F. Ward, L. M. Szarachan, F. Vesterling, D. A Valenti, G. J. Wagner, E. J. Wcnat, l. G. Waiters, P. T Swiatek. Row 2: R. J. Weymouth, G. D. Zurek, J. H Wossel, P. J. Willard, M. J. Talluto, R. C. Westley, T. R Swift. Row 3: T. Thompson, L. D. Wolos, E. N. Tsengas E. J. Taublieb, R. M. Wisniewski, R. K. Tworek, E. J. Zawistowski. 1 v FRESHMEN HOMEROOM--400 Row T: D. R. Gohler, C. T. Fierarnusca, S. C. Campugno, J. Baier, J. Baloglt, E. H. Gallagher. Row 2: N. J. An gelino, M. E. Kwietnietniewski, C. H. Botkowski, D. J. Bauer, F. A. Commisuli. Row 3: H. E. Drumm, R. A. Ben- nett, M. P. Tominich, T. H. Bennett, H. E, Holder, P. P Kovac. 'IS' vc' .1 bfi' ev O A ,- at . -vo f' rt. 0 I -CII' A FRESHMEN HOMEROOM-353 Row T: J. J. Giucolone, B. D. Sexton, R. L. Hill, D. P Grzonkowski, L. Gionoddu, G. C. Heinle, R. H. Herko J. Krcwczyk, R. L. Hackford, G. F. Grant, T. J. Glavin K. M. Holqmon. Row 2: L. A. Giampoola, F. T. Hathaway B. D. Hill, A. Giordano, V. C. Gullo, R. J. Smith, W. D Haefner, R. J. Grosl, J. A. Harvey, P. J. Hibit, G. Gaidusz M. A. Hobler. Row 3: W. G. Hug, R. A. Gore, R. W Hosie, D. N. Saelzler, R. W. Hill, W. E. Hussey, J. J Grifto, J. Wesolowski, W. Grisonti, E. J. Lawrence, G. B Hcidvogel. 5 It . I - ,- , ef - z as 5 , -A4 V! 'f X 'Y-1 l a 113 X xxx ,. L. 'W-H' x zgnnizdfivns X RN f 4 Z f f f fxplozez wuts This year marks another milestone for Technical High School and for the Boy Scouts of America, as the eight established school organizations united, through Exploring, for the continuation of our out- standing Scout Program. Last year, a group of Tech Explorers guided by Mr. Freer and Mr. Murphy visited the Naval Air Sta- tion ot Quonset Point, Rhode Island. It was a very worthwhile experience for scouts and advisors alike. This year the boys are looking forward to another trip. We are sure that this will be another great year for our explorers. Dr. Kuehn, our fine principal, as well as Mr. Richard- son of the Buttalo Area Boy Scout Council, are to be commended for their work in developing this pro- gram. EXPLORER SCOUT ADVISORS Row I Dr Charles Stem Samuel Block Dr Martin H Kuehn William Loth Joseph Murphy Row m'mm KW 2 W lliam Block William V Freer Kenneth Langworthy Carl Roesch THAT'5 F02 OUR Next so-Mice HIKE! j .61 D X 'il l l l ' 7 T i A . A sm omofv X' lit Q QI N 3 Q 5 3 3 H Us S Faculty Adviser A. Kreiner President James Fry Vice President N. J. Naples, B. Stephan Q Secretary R. M. Killian 5 Treasurer R. J. Rizzo Assistant Sergeant at Arms R. Banach W. Wardour Sergeant at Arms N. J. Naples ww-yw..- f-new Row l: A. Kreiner, Fac. Adv., B. Stephan, Vice Pres., R. Banach, W. Wardour, Asst. Sgt. at arms, D. Tasca, Sgt. at arms, N. J Naples, Vide Pres., J. W. Fry, Pres., R. M. Killian, Secy., R. J. Rizzo, Treas., L. J. Terragnoli. Row 2: R. A. Volk, S. R. Greco, K. B Smith, J. A. DeSimone, M. P. Tominich, R. C. Beback, G. R. Hosmer, P. Balcer, K. J. Dyl, J. A. Yager, R. Jakubowski, R. M. McCrory T. P. Forcucci, H. G. Renz, P. J. Krantz. Row 3: R. A. Richardson, V. C Borchert, J. F. Trent, J. A. McHenry, H. G. Miller, F. A. Manuele B. Walk, T. T. Wierzbicki, L. Adams, G. Ruszala, T. L. Owen, D. J. Mallast, S. Arena, G. W. Crimi, J. D. DiVincenzo. Row 4: J. O Valenti, C. Albanese, G. K. Rodgers, A. J. Gardonier. Not shown: E. Monesi, J. V. Leone. The purpose of the Student Council is to increase school spirit, create better teacher-student relations, and gain greater loyalty for Tech from its students. This year the student council has, as before, formed many projects to help make Tech a better school. There are cafeteria monitors on duty to insure good order. We have also formed a monitoring system for winter sports to keep order in the halls during basket- ball games and swimming meets. Again this year our student council is a member of the National Association of Student Councils to insure o steady influx of new ideas for the coming year. Our Council has co-oper- ated with the Inter-High School Student Council in pro- moting the better dress program and better conduct recommendations. Plans for the coming term are varied. A variety show and dance are in the planning and our moni- toring systems will be continued. At this time we should like to express our gratitude to Mr. Kreiner for his untiring efforts that enable us to function properly at all times. HEY-f' wueees voure Aix 1 HALL PASS? f if ll N ffff ,ZX E1-Figs 'Wx 1 594 f ,xviggy WWA, 9 f lf- v di, V x af ff , I. '. . ., ,.9...r 3 1 - , -At-' 2. X I E l P . X, . U ,Q .ni v I, ' - , ms ' Q 1 I ' 1 , ., ,p i'7'i ' ,ga . . . . .. . . ' ' sr' 'YQ ' , f Mmeo, R. Pecqueur, J. R. Kline, C. R. Battaglla, P. J. Martino, C. S. Anzalone, M. DlFiglia, K. W. Brown, L. L. Constantine, D. A. 3. Lf., 5.5. V-1 I M6 V .3 ,jf ' 'i .,P' ,,, , 4 ,..- '-.,. H. 3'-E3 523 , ' V- Q MVLJ 'X , fi v. yy if , ,.. A ,W . W E 6'6LOMON I ,,ff'f , ,'f. ,AK , , f5 5f,f ' 177' ff 757 ff 4f W WW f f, www ww ff f l ROAST ,, 2 f 74 5 A66 Qfficezs Solicitation of advertisements for the l958 Tech- tonian began late in December. This left a working time of only two months to meet the deadline. For this proiect about 50 students offered their services. The selling of advertisements is a job that requires initiative, tact and a pleasant appearance. The job is by no means as glamorous as sports. However, the experience gained in the endeavor is invaluable. This year as usual, the Techtonian Yearbook had patron name listings. With the wonderful co-opera- tion shown by the class presidents, student council representatives and the student body, the proiect was highly successful. It has been proposed that all members engaged in the undertaking meet and elect officers for next year's campaign in an effort to top this year's mark. ARE You SURE You wouz,DN'T LIKE To BUY AN AD, Miz. Kocoxurz? Jax. OMOIV' 5Pec 4 A 70.115 1, .4 L. Manager Charles A. Thomas Faculty Advisor Joseph C. Murphy X ., Rowl P J WeagraFf Asst Mgr Mr J Murphy Fai: Adv C A Thomas Mgr Row 2 A L Taggart M lngraham A Webber F S Gengo J Allen R Schumacher G G Schmidt D C Roesch Oggum ewspapez 5:4156 Editor Gerald Soltis Co-Editor Edward Nagel Treasurer Bohdan Kriak 4-5- A school publication serves as a medium for an ac- ceptable voicing of students' opinion, while it also provides a means for advertising and promoting ex- tracurricular events. Here at Tech, the editors and staff of 'The Engineer' have striven to accomplish both of these aims by providing a complete coverage of school happenings combined delightfully with spiced gossip, iokes, and social features. With an ambitious staff and o willing student body, the school paper, 1957-l958, should be built into a powerful, influen- tial, and enlightening source of student communica- tion. The aims of the 'Engineer' are twofold- to pro- vide the school with an opportunity to develop the iournalistic talents of its students and to keep the en- tire school informed as to its functions. The entire staff of the 'Engineer' extends its thanks to our faculty advisor, Mr. Pelosi, whose assistance has made the publication possible. FV? S' si v M. 23.4---.Sail , . ,,- E E E 2 Z 5 I Ry: XX Lt:L:32'::,: 7:12 LAM!! 0.'. anus .sooa ,,.-' L J' -suv, .o -A naw 1. E. D. Nagel, ca-Edaoaf, B. Kriak, Tfaas., G. Soltis, Editor, s. Arena, s. K. Arena, 1. A. cafafam, D. C. Raasah. Row 2: D. Z at K Piccione, R. T. Stanley, D. J. Potter, S. Bonetto, P. J. Walh, M. DiFiglia, E. J. Wroblewski. Row 3: J. T. Militello, D. Mclndoo, P. J. 'Q A l Kuczkowski, D. A. Paula, R. P. Raeaaf, c. sack. naw 4: M. E. mar, R. M. smamak, c. T. Moriarty, P. saucer, F. J. Harvam, D. F. ,f ,, 2 . Palaszewski, R. L. Kinkle, G. Melancon. Q A 5 1 .,,, 1 I-T soLoMoN ' 6 Kappa Sigma YUM Q66icezs Kappa Sigma Phi was organized in 1909 through the elforts of Dr. Daniel Upton, then principal of --TECH ' Through the years Kappa Sig has shown lead- ership in rendering service to the school. In previous years our organization has sponsored football and scholarship dances. We wish to express our sincere gratitude to Dr. C, Stein, Mr, Eugene Boller, and Mr. William Block, our faculty advisors for their guidance during the past year. - I NX . X 5 f X l ix 2' N X F- X. fa 3 -- 'X 'Q ' M al: f-. - fl '-., 2 v ,L ., . E 5 A '9 S -492. O0 KJ U ' wald, D. Rybui, G. E. Herrick, J. w. Fry, R. P. Banach, J. A. Yager. F ' 'l 'f'i.rKf5 W. 2 .. 'ff JROLOMON J ' 62 President Richard Jackson Vice President Richard A. Volk Recording Secretary Linn Hyde Corresponding Secretary Brian G. Stephan Treasurer James R. Matwiikow Jack Maison Donald Hutch Allen Whitcomb C. Stein, Mr. W. Block Asst. Treasurer Sergeant at arms Asst. Sergeant at arms Faculty Advisors Dr. 3 . r Row 1: L. G. Foschio, Treas., L. W. Hyde, Rec. Secy., B. G. Stephan, Corr. Secy., R. D. Jackson, Pres., R. A. Volk, Vice Pres., A. Whitcomb, Asst. Sgt. at arms, J. R. Maison, Asst. Treas., D. W. Huth, Sgt. at arms. Row 2: R. A. Heintz, W. Hastreiter, P. A. Hoebel, R. Zawierucha, W. J. Congdon, P. J. Kester, F. J. Mariani, R. A. Fey. Row 3: T. H. Ziegler, G. W. Crimi, R. H. Olsen, F. W. Green- Alpha QM: z- President Robert Whittman 0 ' 5 Vice President Terrence Slocum Secretary Gerald Riek Treasurer Leslie G. Faschio Sergeant at arms Faculty Advisor Leo M. Campagna Mr. Joseph Murphy 4: Row I: G. Riek, Secy., T. Slocum, Vice Pres., L. M. Campagna, Sgt. at arms, J. Murphy, Fac. Adv., R. Wittman, Pres., L. G. Foschio, Treas., C. W. Schoof, Chaplain. Row 2: W. Ermakov, H. J. Stankiewicz, R. J. Barczak, D. F. McMahon, C. A. Pietrzak, R. M. Preske, K. Crew, F. S. Gengo, Arthur W. Lupia. Row 3: W. H. Nowakoski, C. G. Shopoff, P. J. Weagraft, J. Maiewski, M. lngraham, L. Gilson, K. J. Dyl, D. B. Szymanski, C. L. Swan. This is the ninth year of Alpha Phi's existence as a Hi-Y organization. Our aims are to create, maintain, and extend the high standards of Christian living throughout the school and community. This group meets every Wednesday evening dur- ing the school year at the downtown Y.M.C.A. A va- riety of meetings is arranged including sports night, chapel services, ioint meetings with other clubs and service proiects. This year we undertook the task of cleaning and polishing the trophies at Tech. The year of T957-58 is proving to be a highly successful one for our club, and we would like to take this opportunity of thanking all those who contributed to our success. We thank Mr. Murphy, our advisor, for his aid and guidance. DR.KuEHN, ourz cvipr To THE SCHOOL is cursive! , .-'lv .-.'. -, - vw nz' Q B I Live GIRLS FRAGTLE Q J'0LOMON!! nth C1146 During the years that it has been organized, the Tech Math Club has increased greatly in popularity and renown throughtout the student body. The club is now in its fourth year of active function- ing. lt provides a great amount of satisfaction to many of our mathematically inclined students. We receive instruction from Mr. Buchman in the theory and use of the slide rule, desk calculator, and Jr., the electromagnetic digital computer, built with student aid. A series of ioint meetings is carried on with other Math Clubs for the purpose of displaying different mathematical instruments. We, the members of the Math Club wish to express our appreciation to Mr. Buchman, our Faculty Advisor, for encouragement, aid, and guidance which have made our club the worthwhile endeavor it is. ir'5 A5 s1MPLe A5 S .xl if O66icez.c President Vice President Treasurer Sergeant at arms Secretary Faculty Advisor N-9' Patrick J. Kester Richard L. Synoradzki Jerome Kobos Louis F. Maichrzak Jack R. Maison Aaron Buchman bs-' ,ATG Row 1: L. F. Maichrzak, Sgt. at arms, J. Kobos, Treas., P. J. Kester, Pres., R. L. Synoraozki, Vice Pres., J. R. Maison, Secy., A. Buch- man, Fac. Adv. Row 2: H. Gucinski, G. E. Harrick, R. J. Rizzo, E. L. Buchman, M. H. Waller, T. L. Dessert, R. L. Smith, J. A. Becker, R. Zawiervcha, J. A. Yager, B. Tulumello. Row 3: C. A. Crittsinger, R. J. Gorski, D. L. Chase, M. P. Pomaski, W. Ermakov, J. W. Hughes, R. A. Feg, G. M. Kale, V. C. Borchert. Qfficezs President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Sergeant at arms Faculty Advisor William J. Congdon Louis Dorio Douglas J. Wilson Roy H. Olsen Jack Leong Lynn W. Hyde Mr. Samuel Block K Row I: L. Hyde, Sgt. at arms, R. Olsen, Treas., W. Congdon, Pres., L. Dorio, Vice Pres., D. J. Wilson, Secy.p J. Leong, Chaplain Row 2: R. Thome, J. Maison, L. Constantino, C. Albanese, J. Montione, C. Chapman, R. Zawierucha, G. Walczak, D. Huth, G. Crimi Row 3: B. Grucza, L. Laduca, A. Whitcomb, B. Stephan, S. Hodge, P. Urbanski, T. Wierzbicki, J. Hoinack, J. Westermeier, F. Greenwald, W. Hastreiter. Row 4: P. Narowski, T. Rinaldo, J. Sperrazza, J. Mineo, W. Lamm, R. Jakubowski, D. Kayser, D. Link, C. Tramontana, William Werrick, Woitkowiak, J. Yager. aah Senivz i- This year marks Tech Senior Hi-Y's forty-ninth year of service to our school, thus making it one of the old- est clubs in Tech and certainly one of the oldest Hi-Y clubs in the city of Buffalo. President Bill Congdon has been working very hard promote the various activities which build good fel- lowship, leadership and inter-school co-operation for the Hi-Y members. ln this endeavor he has had whole- hearted support from the entire club membership as well as the YMCA. All of us in Tech Hi-Y wish to express our sincerest thanks to Mr. Sam Block, our Faculty Advisor, and to Mr. Harvey Yates of the downtown Y for the help they have given us in this, one of our most successful years. You SAID voub Bmfvc YOU? Huov MOTHER! NCE I -f-' 50514, DiL8E2T-' I Dl0N'T' THINK You WERE SERIOUS WHEN 65 Block ' ' President Dennis R. Tosca Vice President Sam R. Greco Secretary Wayne W. Wardour 4 Treasurer Ralph Apa Sergeant at arms Michael Giancarlo Asst. Sergeant at arms Frank B. Viggiani Faculty Advisor Mr. Nicholas N. Pelosi The Block T Club was instituted to bring together the outstanding athletes of the school. This year Phil Serafini made first string quarterback on the annual All-High Football Team. Additional football athletes were Ralph Apa, Sam Greco, and Fred Mathewson. We wish to extend sincere thanks to our faculty advisor, Mr. Nicholas Pelosi, without whose efforts . our organization would not have functioned so well. 2 JERRY AND MIKE NEED MAJOR LETTERS Al S 5 5 Toq M . u 'Q ' ' 4 1 0 wi is l WW ali. :A I-.5-. l A K Row l: F. B. Viggiani, Asst. Sgt. at arms, R. Apa, Treas., D. R. Tasca, Pres., S. R. Greco, Vice Pres., W. W. Wardour, Secy., M. Z .- 6... 1 -4 Giancarlo, Sgt. at arms. Row 2: T. J. Yormick, G. S. Berdysiak, A. LoTempio, S. S. Mitchell, T. Zuk, J. Macholz, P. A. Yannacio, A. D. Z , Z 55:37 Logulbo, J. c. Kwiuikowski. Row 3. T. Mmm, J. P. Ballard, J. M. Fmndanq, v. s. Mofdeno, M. P. Tominach, R. F. Hartman, R. Mor- tellaro, F S Mathewson, R A Mathewson l , Q-,ali-QQ' , gf U s, , . ,rot ffifw Q W Xzjg 66 OMON s W X 'Zak Key C506 President P. C. Figura Vice President P. J. Kester Secretary M. Waller Treasurer A. M. Lesniak Q ' Sergeant at arms C. A. Crittsinger Advisors Dr. M. H. Kuehn Mr. Edmund Clow l I I I A Row I: E. J. Clow, Fac. Adv., C. A. Crittsinger, Sgt. at arms, A. M. Lesniak, Treas., P. C. Figura, Pres., P. J. Kesler, Vice Pres., M. Waller, Secy., Dr. M. H. Kuehn. Row 2: E. E. Falk, B. Kriak, R. M. Killian, E. D. Nagel, R. R. Radel, J. M. Kasper, F. J. Horvath, H. Gucinski, S. Knox. Row 3: R. L. Kinkle, D. G. Crosby, D. T. Bleck, W. E. Christmonn, D. F. Palaszewski, A. J. Gardonier, T. Williams, H. L. Benz, J. Valdov, C. F. Moriarty, R. H. Beu. Beginning with the services to the Kiwanis club of Buffalo in their annual Block of Dimes, our Key Club had a very active year. Every Friday night, members of our club donate their time at the Cerebral Palsy Association. On each Wednesday, two representatives of our club are the guests of our parent Kiwanis Club at their luncheon meeting. Here our members have the oppor- tunity to hear qualified speakers and meet various successful businessmen. This year we sponsored two motorcades. We would like to extend our thanks to all those who participated in these events. During the January Examination Week, our members donated their time at the March of Dimes Head- quarters preparing kits for the Mothers March on Polio. On March 7th, our club will be a benefit group at the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra Pop Concert, Porgy and Bess. We plan to give a gift to the school and provide money, for our Club's delegates, to the State Convention in Niagara Falls and the International Convention in Chicago. We would like to express our sincere thanks to all those who assisted us this year, especially, Dr. Martin H. Kuehn, Mr. Edmund Clow, Mr. George Hickey and Miss Ruth Jantz of the Kiwanis Club of Buffalo. if fl s x I f 1' as X f ff?--'Q 4 ff, l 4' - 7 Wg. . .g.,:' -,. l 'g lv KE , gn f cLyB g ' fl n .' ,- zffwef f llllllf it . f :n?:..-.:..-.' .-.,., K K 67 F. SOLOMON TDe6ate ncietcl The Debate Team is an organization designed to win interscholastic debates. The Tech team consists of sig speakers and two alternates and is led by our hard- working Coach, Dr. Charles W. Stein. This year is a critical one. Tech has won the New York University Cup, signifying city-wide public school debate suprem- acy, in the two preceding years. lf we win this symbol of debate prowess this year, we will gain permanent possession of it. The proposition for the debates is: Resolved that direct United States economic aid to individual countries should be limited to technical assist- ance and disaster relief. Our Opponents this year will be Bennett and South Park-ATech's Affirmative team will go to South Park and the Negative team will be at Tech. The Affirmative team consists of: Patrick Kester, Brian Stephan, Richard Fey and Richard Killian. The Negative team consists of: Richard Thome, Andrew Lesniak, Leslie Foschio and Jack Maison. Timekeepers are John Yager and Charles Thomas. ln closing, we wish to thank Dr. Charles W. Stein, our Coach, for his complete devotion to the Cause, ,Vx Z Q ltr 4 Z I VWZZWQ OM 0 C766icezs ,z President Richard J. Thome Vice President Patrick J. Kester Secretary Leslie G. Foschie Faculty Advisor Charles W. Stein . 'RT Row I: L. G. Foschio, Secy., R. J. Thome, Pres., C. W. Stein, Coach, P. J. Kester, Vice Pres. Row 2: R. A. Fey, R. M. Killian, J. Maison, C. A. Thomas, B. G. Stephan, J. A. Yager, A. M. Lesniak. President . Vice President Treasurer Secretary Faculty Advisor Jerome F. Kobos Richard Thome Richard L. Synoradzki Micheal H. Wallen Mr. Edmund J. Clow Chess Fl Rowl M J Waller Secy J Kobos Pres E J Clow Fac Adv R J Thome Vice Pres R L Synoradzki Treas Row 2 L Hyde C1446 The Chess Club's aim has been to teach its members the fundamentals of Chess. The only membership re- quirement is that you have an interest in the game. The Chess Championship, which gives city-wide su- premacy is won by the school with the best record. With each match the members are gaining experi- ence and confidence which will be of great help to them next year. So far they have participated in 4 matches and won 3. We would like to take this opportunity to thank our faculty advisor, Mr. Edmund J. Clow, for his invaluable assistance and guidance. Also we would like to thank Mrs. Davis for the use of the Library. ALL RIGHT, You wiN.l' VM Nor A Pooz Lasse. W J f :E ' .aff m0 : 1 09 K. R Hough,O. M Jacyszyn E. L Buchman, K. W Brown, E.S Grood P.J Smietana,Jr. P S. Baczkowski, G T. Fekete H G. Miller R M Polakov J C McCann D I Kuster Row 3 G B Schiller J L DiCarlo J A Westermeler E D Nagel G A Lyskd R B Mantell, Jr., A. E. Heisler, T. P. Grummitt, C. P. lppolito, J. C. Kwiatkowski, P. Balcer, R. L. Zavodny. Row 4: C. R. Beck, J. Killian, R M. Killian, R. Noonan, A. Silverberg, P. C. Ramey, M. J. GritTin, L. F. Maichrzak, C. F. Engel, W. E. Christmann, S. H. Knox, C. T XWX QM A1 S'0L0A40N'TQ - I - 1 8 i E y 4 '41 : ' 'Nici' l -gy i 1 -1-Q It : :.. ,. .g.. ,' .g.. ', . :. , -qi , , 1 , . - . T' '! 515.5 i?'l'- I .. Swalm. 1 ozs- eg-1 ' V- 7 7 I 4 X . , f fff' A fffff, Of, lr X4-X J' it-spt. of F357 saw the birth of a new organization at Tech. Yv'i'ih the aid of our assistant principal, Mr. Ryther, and three engineers, the Jets got their wings. The purpose of the club is to acquaint Techmen with the type of work being done by scientists and engi- neers so that they can determine whether they want to make a career in these fields. The Jets have accomplished much in this first year. In a Jets assembly an engineer from Westinghouse in- formed students of the status of today's engineer. Jets members were privileged to hear a lecture-slide demonstration by Col. Hunt of the St. Lawrence Sea- way Proiect. The Jets were invited to a meeting of Automotive Engineers. Members took part in a national meeting of delegates from over 200 Jets clubs. The Jets have gone on plant tours, viewed educational films, talked with engineers, begun a technical library, researched scientific and technical topics, and practical work projects. Freshmen or sophomores who have not as yet ioined the Jets should plan proiects before school begins next September so that they may start then when they become members. Juniors should have proiect plans made ready to complete them in time for scholarship competition in March 1959. wuds JET ENGINE EXPERIMENT ws mn in me me zoom? s V T ,' ff , 423' .pl K K .3 .,- f f f I ff X H1 . tl . Iywr'-. 1 .f 's -N fig, .Q , ' '-- 5 E f mi .f.a'f-.42 3 'Z'- -1 ' .'-17 ' , il!-1533 .-2-:':-'rf .Q ...DJ :.1:.y.' ,' 2.1. gp? '- f' 12 IQ-Ig-,4 .,-:gl A-,A . . -4 ff, ','.' JT 5 .4 '-?s'4+. 1 ' rf. --'. Ftswgn-.751 MZ- '. .M ,. ' r ,:.:-jog.:-,-,:.: .'-,-.2 i 70 . .. .wg . ' ' ' . ' JOLOMON Qe ts Qfficezs President Vice President Vice President Secretary Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisor -53 Leslie Foschio Robert Hartman Andrew Lesniak Patrick Kester Raymond Massey Walter Lamb Gordon C. Ryther Row 'lz T. Durawa, K. Dyl, D. J. Potter, R. Chlebowy, J. N. Zollitch, F. R. Campagna, J. Leong. Row 2: R. M. Donnelly, L. H. Gill, W. M. Lamm, A. man, P. J. Kester, B. G. Stephan, E. J. Wroblewski, D. Kuhn. Row 3: M. Daleo, L. J. Brehm, L. Dorio, J. R. Pasco, J. T. Militello, G. Melanacon, Karnyski, R. J. Lannon, K. Crew, J. C. Kwiatkowski, R. A. Fey. Row 4: R. Seminick, E. R. Finley, T. L. Dessert, D. L. Woitkowiak, L. M. M. Lesniak, L. G. Foschio, Mr. Ryther, Fac. Adv., R. F. Hart- H. lngraham, M. E. Freer, E. D. Hayes, D. A. Jurewicz, J. V. R. L. Kinkle, J. W. Fry, J. A. Becker, J. A. Gardonier, S. E. J. Braciszewski, G. A. Lysko, R. J. Piasecki, J. M. Kasper, R. M. Smentek, A. H. Jawoaski, G. G. Schmidt, W. R. Wastreiter, G. W. Crimi, H. A. Chludzienski, R. Zawierucha, C. E. Chapman, J. A. Westermeier, P. J. Walh, A. M. Vara, W. E. Kluczynski, R. W. Schumacher, D. Huth. Row 5: R. A. Smith, J. F. Bulgey, T. A. Cramer, D. R. Rychnowski, H. Gucinski, R. P. Roesser, J. P. Kois, S. Arena, R. M. Killian, E. A. Jolbert. Row 6: F. A. Manuele, W. J. Congdon, J. A. Yager, F. W. Greenwald, A. Whitcomb, J. Maison, R. T. Stanley, D. J. Kasprzyk, J. J. Ruda, R. J. Jakubowski, J. Macmillen, T. J. Rachunas. Z 5 . Q - un guidance he has offered us, without fail, throughout Chemistzq C1416 President C. E. Chapman Vice President L. J. Nicieia , Treasurer W- M- L0mm Secretary T. L. DeSSel'f R. J. Jakubowski Mr. William Block Sergeant at arms Advisor S g .. 2 if , , . Nix I I' , .vw il Row I: W. Block, Fac. Adv., W. Lamm, Treas., L. Nicieia, Vice Pres., C. Chapman, Pres., T. Dessert, Secy., R. Jakubowski, Sgt. at arms. Row 2: E. Falk, R. Strzempa, G. Guido, R. Swanick, L. Bellanca, R. Sliwa, G. Ruszala, J. Ruda, T. Williams, D. Crosby. Row 3: D. Bleck, L. Dorio, L. Brehm, D. Jurewicz, J. Diliberto, A. Webber, E. Finley, W. Eckert, J. DeSimone, R. Kinkle. Row 4: H. Thomas, C. Crane, D. Kuhn, R. Tworek, B. Grucza, W. Congdon, R. Alessi, R. Smith, G. Melancon, E. Simmers. The Chemistry Club of Technical High School incor- porates the abilities of all students interested in chem- istry. By doing this we proiect further into the study of chemistry, covering more phases and fields of chemical engineering. Our program for the year is varied in many ways and satisfies the interests of everyone. Class trips to plants and lecture-demonstrations are included to suit the tastes of every member. The advanced work is beneficial to the seniors in acquainting them with future fields of employment in the various fields of chemistry. This year has been especially profitable and worth- while, thanks mainly to the very capable officers and committees. The members of the Chemistry Club would like to express their sincere appreciation to the club's faculty advisor, Mr. William Block, for the assistance and JUST A LITTLE MORE oF the year. T l'9 H1904,AND 1 6uNeANn9e TECH Wu se on me MAP... 550022 X F501 001041 7l The Technical High School Varsity Band is one ofthe largest and most versatile organizations in the school. lt is made up of seasoned upper class bandsmen, and certain lower classmen whose training and experience enable them to handle the more advanced material. At the daily rehearsals standard and hard literature is studied and made ready for use in the school pro- gram. Entrance and exit marches are played at assemblies in connection with the color guard ceremonies, and accompaniment is provided for the singing of the Na- tional Anthem, and the Alma Mater. Many other occa- sions are afforded forthe band to play by the special assemblies and programs presented by the various school clubs and societies. The Band also plays for open house, parents' night, football pep rallies, special holiday celebrations and the Christmas and Easter activities. Last Christmas Season the band and chorus gave a concert and pageant in the lobby of the Statler Hilton Hotel. This event was so well rewarded that we have an invitation to make it an annual affair. All the Band members are eagerly awaiting the Spring tour, and preparations are being made to in- ,U . . asv- ' I , K . SSS -11: SSS, -i t s 1. 3 Tj FSOLOMON 'Banb Ofificezs Band Manager Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Librarians Vincent Ricotta Louis Dorio Robert Piasecki Augustine Dolce Harvey Grace Jack Maison -Y Row 1: R. Donnelly, N. Pfalzgralt, J. Griffo, R. Moscato, C. Albanese, S. Harrick, G. Berdysiak, D. Bleck. Row 2: N. J. Vester, ln structor, T. Durawa, B. Webb, W. Epke, R. Heintz, E. Reynolds, F. Palka, N. Larson. Row 3: P. Hoebel, C. Moriarty, N. Visco, H Grace, R. Smith, J. Danyluk, F. Horvath. Assistant Librarians Chief Property Men Property Men Herbert Benz Frank Mariani George Harrick Robert Nagel Frederick Doeing Robert Smith Paul Hoebel Tom Moriarty Robert Moscato Ronald Heintz 1 7 4 . clude several elementary and center schools in the itinerary. We are also looking forward to and preparing the program forthe spring concert to be given in the school Auditorium. Dancing follows the concert, at which time the band members act as hosts to their parents, many friends and alumni. The Technical Varsity Band will participate in the annual Spring Music Festival spon- sored by the Board of Education. Performing in the Kleinhans Music Hall it will be featured in the Festival Finale, accompanying the six zone choruses. The band staff plays a very important part in the pressful functioning of the various activities and de- partments ofthe band. Staff members are elected from the membership according to the ability ofthe individ- ual and his desire to carry out the responsibilities of Third Rear Joseph Adams, Robert Nagel, Nicholas Salanone, Richard Volk, Robert Piasecki, Frederick Doeing, Frank Mariani. Sec- the position. Participation in this group provides the opportunities for leadership training and service to the organization. Awards in the form of letters, and certificates are given to the members for special serv- ices performed during the year and the coveted Band Oscar is also presented to the outstanding Senior Bondsman. If ond Frank DiGeorge, George Rowley, Edward Hayes, Kenneth Kaminski, Kenneth Caldwell, Michael Henning, Jack Maison, James Miller Robert Sterling, Augustine Dolce. Front: Michael Nawrocki, Charles lppolito, Phillip Yannacio, Anthony Mueller, Vincent Ricotta Louis Dorio, Bohdan Kriak, Herbert Benz, Roger Richardson. Exif X! F. soLoMol The Track Club, in its fourth year at Tech High, is a fairly new organization. The club was organized chiefly for the interest of the boys going out for track and field. lt is our belief that boys should develop physically as well as mentally. Practices are held regu- larly at the l74th Armory on the indoor track. This enables our boys to get in condition for the spring season. lt is not all practice, however, for we regularly enter teams in the Bultalo State Relays sponsored by the Buffalo State Teachers College. We also hold, in the spring, our annual inter-club competition. This consists of a number of handicap track and field events held at All-High Stadium. The handicaps permit the inex- perienced runners to compete with the varsity on equal terms. Trophies are awarded to the winners of each event. We would like to express our thanks to our Coach and Faculty Advisor, Mr. Gottsch, who has always stood for the kind of good sportsmanship which has become one of the symbols of Tech High. fs X 9 I i l'M CAPTAIN -I-X HERE, SEE? w- U 'tk' 74 zack C1446 OFFICERS OF TRACK CLUB President Herbert L. Benz Vice President Ronald L. Smith Secretary Charles R. Ballaglio Sg't-at-Arms James W. Fry Treasurer Robert L. Kinkle Row I: R. J. Barczak, J. R. Maison, J. Leong, R. L. Smith, H. L. Benz, R. L. Kinkle, C. R. Battaglia, J. W. Fry, R. DuBard. Row 2: A. J., Bianchi, C. A. Pietrzak, B. J. Tulumello, J. E. Harley, J. A. Marando, C. Barlow, M. lngraham, G. E. Harrick, E. D. Nagel, W. C. Dozier, C. J. Laughlin. Row 3: F. J. Solomon, P. A. Hoebel, C. S. Palys, T. V. Jorden, R. V. Schumaker, E. G. Schroeder, A. L. Taggart, R. W. Nolley, D. E. Taggart, W. Ermakov, K. B. Smith, R. A. Fey, T. H. Herko, J. C. McCann. Row 4: G. Melancon, J. Allen, R. Zawierucha, R. A. Heintz, J. Valdov, S. W. Gaskin, G. G. Schmidt, L. M. Campagna, P. J. Weagraff, T. J. Mason. 'Bowling Cl President Jack Leong Q ' Vice President William Pfielter Treasurer James Heach Faculty Advisor Mr. Hoeffler Raw I: R. C. Highfleld, G. Ruszala, D. H. Black, J. J. Krok, C. J. Getz, J. M. Kasper, G. E. Harrick, C. R. Battaglia, H. L. Benz, R. J. Sliwa. Row 2: C. Albanese, G. Danovskis, Y. J. Leong, E. D. Nagel, J. Leong, Mr. Hoeffler, Fac. Adv., W. Pfeiffer, J. Hecen, A. C. Greco, V. J. Muscarella. Row 3: R. V. Swanick, W. Ermakov, G. Riek, R. N. Besser, J. G. Treantis, N. A. Dembinski, G. V. Gerber, E. Folga, S. P. Jurek, E. E. Falk, F. J. Horvath, G. E. Spiers, S. D. Piccione, C. S. Tramontana, L. Dorio, F. A. lacuzzo. Row 4: C. S. Palys, J. Valdov, G. W. Crimi, D. F. Palaszewski, S. Arena, R. Scinta, A. J. Bianchi, A. C. Zucker, R. Makarowski, S. E. Karnyski, E., Grudniewski, P. Weagratf, H. F. Niewczyk, E. Wroblewski, A. Marino, R. R. Radel. Row 5: R. M. McCrory, C. R. Beck, T. Donofrio, C. A. Piosenka, R. A. Smith, V. C. Ricotta, R. Schumacher, A. L. Taggart, A. J. Dolce, R. J. Barczak, R. Sieracki. Row 6: D. Kruzinske W. G. Lewis, J. P. Kreitz, T. J. Mason, J. T. Militello, C. W. Schoof, P. A. Hoebel, J. W. Fry, J. N. Zollitsch, F. R. Semenick, J. T. Ma- iewski. Bowling, which is considered one of the mos? enioy- able recreational pastimes in America today, has re- ceived due recognition from the students of H. C. Technical high school. Over the years, the bowling club has had repeated applications and acceptance of ad- ditional teams. There are three players on each team plus an alternate. This year we have twenty four active competing teams with hopes for an increase in the near future. Mr. Hoeffler, our faculty advisor, has encouraged the clubs development, good sportsmanship, and need- less to say, good bowling. Mr. Hoeffler devotes his own time after school for individual as well as group instruction. We hope soon to be able to organize definite plans for interscholastic competition. However this proiect involves a little red tape and a lot of hard work. All in all, we feel that the bowling club has not only provided for the development of new friendships, but it also has the advantage of teaching determination through play. R it Q Ia, ,N f rr Q 1 Z 9 1 .g:-:4'- K 5 if X -WWWWW W ' f AT -SDL OMONT 75 Alpha Dafa 'Hi- Alpha Iota has tried to keep up the high standards of past years. These aims are to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Last year we presented an assembly program in school which was a great success. We want to express our gratitude to our capable advisor, Mr. Reily, Director of the Boys' Department of the Michigan Ave. Y.M.C.A. and to all others who have helped make this a successful year. PRI VATE , Po... X J! f , ig ik N 1 if W,f,,,, ff SOL omofv. Qfficezs President Vice President Secretary Sergeant at arms Treasurer Chaplain Faculty Advisors Arthur L. Taggart Robert W. Nolley Clyde J. Laughlin Edward S. Collins Timothy V. Jordan Ernest W. Armstrong ll Mr. Reily Mr. Service Row1 E S Collins Sgt at arms C J Laughlin Secy A Taggart Pres R W Nolley Vce Pres T V Jorden Treas Row 2 E Armstrong Chaplain .I Harley R Tucker H Snell D Taggart Row 3 O Bough S Gaskin W Jackson W Dozier 7302 an? Quia C1146 President Vincent J. Sorce Vice President Joseph C. Montione , Secretary Louis J. LaDuca Treasurer Joseph C. Mineo Statistical Secretary Daniel R. LoTempi Sergeant at arms John V. Daleo Faculty Advisor Mr. William V. Freer Row I: J. V. Doleo, Sgt. at arms, J. C. Montione, Vice Pres., V. J. Source, Pres., Mr. Freer, Fac. Adv., L. J. LaDuca, Secy., J. C. Mineo, Treas., D. R. loTempio, Stats. Officer. Row 2: K. A. Manuele, D, Mclndoo, E. S. Folga, P. V. Zaiac, E. P. Jolbert, S. D. Piccione, J. C. Kurek, C. S. Tramontana, S. Arena, J. Vasi, L. Brehm. Row 3: J. S. Yormick, A. F. Webber, W. P. Kapa, P. J. Koch, D. R. Burcha- lewski, J, Calamita, D. Henning, V. J. Muscarella, M. E. Freer, R. Kassmann, K. A. Kolz, P. A. Lowrey, T. J. Yormick. Row 4: G. E. Spiers, D. H. McGirr, P. P. Pielich, R. Noonan, J. A. McHenry, R. J. Fudala, T. J. Fusco, H. Pahn, W. C. Fancher, P. M. Toms, A. Tam- burello. Joining the National Rifle Association as a Junior Rifle Club this past year, was the greatest advance- ment in the Rifle Club's history. This affiliation enabled the club to receive six Rem- ington 5l3-T Rangemaster target rifles from the Director of Civilian Marksmanship, Department of the Army. This year, the Rifle Club has formed its first rifle team for competition in the Niagara Frontier Junior Rifle League, thus giving the boys a chance to compete with other teams. Scores fired in the matches may be submitted for ratings lPro-Marksman, Marksman, Marksman First Class, Sharpshooter, 9 Sharpshooter bars, Expert Rifleman, and Distinguished Riflemanl from the NRA. Full credit for the initiation of these various move- ments goes to the Club's very able faculty advisor, Mr. William Freer, who is also a registered NRA Instructor. 'ea ka A ff 0 , L.. ,J , ma '3':Ig.,-,'3.gr7 .9163- -fi!-2' ,W , ff J'OLOMON 77 78 ech flecfzical facie! Tau Epsilon Sigma, better known as the Tech Elec- V trical Society, was founded in 1922 and has steadily grown to be one of the most active organizations in Tech. At the beginning of the year we held a tour through the Dunlop Rubber Corporation's Tonawanda plant. This trip proved to be of great interest to all members. We also held a highly successful dinner party and dance on Thanksgiving eve, to allow the new mem- bers to become acquainted with the society. ln the spring the society has many activities planned. In addition to our annual assembly program and offi- cer installation banquet, we have planned a tour through Mertens Chocolate Company, New York Tele- phone Exchange, and an overnight camp-out at Toad Hollow. Mr. Roesch, our faculty advisor, held an annual Christmas party at his home which is one of the high points of the season. Without his eFforts and endless assistance our organization would not function. All our Senior members receive gold pins in recognition of their active participation. We plan to conclude the school year with a picnic at the home of the President. President Vice President Corresponding Secretary 1 Recording Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at arms Faculty Advisor Robert Hartman Clarence R. Beck Louis Maichrzak Frank Balcerzak Philip Balcer Edwin Superczinski Mr. Carl F. Roesch 9 , ,wus qs. if ' 6. M Q44 ' X S 1 ree ' 2,--9 3.::g:35i'?'-.' x Row 1: P. Balcer, Treas., F. A. Balcerzak, Rec. Secy., C. Beck, Vice Pres., R. F. Hartman, Pres., L. F. Maichrzak, Corr. Secy., E. R Q 7 Q Supercznski, Sgt. at arms, Mr. C. F. Roesch. Row 2: G. K. Rodgers, D. E. Zielinski, F. Mitrey, D. Baker, F. C. Pietrowski, J. J. Krok ff 4 S Perrello P J Walh Row 3 W P Kapa E P Hayes G I Hofmann R P Banach W P Nowlckl J E Malik M B Henning 9Q F. E. Tominich 1 . f s Q A , .D I-r JOLWON W , , W f Cheezleabezs - Row 1: B. Stephan, R. Olsen, C. A. Goth, W. Congdon, J. A. Yager. Row 2: Mr. Pelosi, Fac. Adv., J. W. Fry, P. C. Figura, R. A. Volk. During the past year it has been the goal of the cheerleaders to create among the student body a deeper interest in the athletic teams and to promote Technical High School in the community. ln striving to obtain our goal we have supported athletic events throughout the school year. The cheerleaders offer their sincere appreciation to the student body and faculty whose co-operation has made it possible for us to reach our goal. We also ollier a special vote of thanks to Mr. Nicholas Pelosi, Jr. for giving us so much of his spare time and efTort in helping us prepare and carry out our activities this year. Faculty Advisor Mr. Nicholas Pelosi Jr. 5 iff! f f ii... 'Q ' ' K A 4 F S 'Pzojection 515466 This year's Tech Proiection Staff is bigger and better than ever. We have more members and these members are well versed in the operations of audio-visual equipment. The use of proiector tables has made much easier the proiection of film in the classroom. The mem- bers thank Mr. Carl Roesch for all the work and effort he has put forth to make the Proiection Staff one of the school's foremost service organizations. ...P .... E... ws seen csnsolzeo! f President . Vice President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisor Andrew Lesniak Clifford Crittsinger Frank Tominich Francis Semenick Mr. Carl F. Roesch 9 1 f mmf X q 4-1- 5. ' nv - Q OMB f f 1 4 X ' 1 I 'ffyjily . B -' M WN ' ' Wim ' S 'fir 1 0 -L I X 31:2 3:3 f . U 'I 2513 32341 ' ,V-7 'V' J X 4.3 J -:ga Row 'I: F. Tominich, Secy.5 A. Lesniak, Pres.p C. Roesch, Fuc. Adv.5 C. A. Crittsinger, Vice Pres.: F. R. Semenick, Treas. Row 2: R. H. A Beu, S. D. Piccione, A. F. Zollitsch, R. T. Johnson, R. W. Johnson, J. A. Pratner, L. Rouselle, J. J. Fieramusca, D. l. Kuster. Row 3: D. L. .4355 Woitowiak, K. Kaminski, A. J. Gurdonier, G. Ressing, C. R. Beck, W. P. Epke, J. N. Zollitsch, J. O. Mineo, R. Ertel, P. R. Kozlowski. -ugly? l :ir ,,, T f'- iQ ,Wy K xi l f '4fff '47 5'0LoMo,v:- 0 Stage Czew Booth Manager Andrew M. Lesniak 1 Stage Manager Clifford C. Crittsinger Assistant Booth Manager Frank Tomanich Assistant Stage Manager James Petersen Faculty Advisor Mr. Carl Roesch l l is 1 W 1. it 'rv Row 'lx C. A. Crittsinger, Stage Mgr., C. Roesch, Fac. Adv., A. M. Lesniak, Booth Mgr. Row 2: R. H. Beu, F. R. Semenick, L. J. Rou- selle, R. W. Johnson, C. R. Beck, J. W. Zollitsch, F. E. J. Tominich. The stage crew plays an important part in school activity, because it is responsible for the smooth oper- ation of all assembly programs. The organization is composed of members of the proiection staff Mr. Carl Roesch is to be commended for the efficient functioning of this organization, upon which our school assemblies depend. NoNE OF EM WORK!! fwffffy If sl 8 LL ech 'Ham Clu6 The Tech Ham Club was formed forthe sole purpose of providing an interesting and educational organi- zation for those interested in amateur radio. At pres- ent, our organization is doing very well. We have a scope of activities which includes tours, field trips, and an Explorer program. One of our chief aims is to help unlicensed members to obtain their ticket, We do this by teaching theory to those who need the knowledge. Also, the Radio Club has initiated construction of an amateur Radio Station here at Tech. During our meetings, members demonstrate the W .,,..,f,.,,,,..,,.... ' r',' S 5. sw President Vice President Recording Secretary Q ic Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at arms Faculty Advisors E Leslie Foschio Vincent Perrello Howard Welz Paul Figura Frank Mariani Leonard Banaszak Kenneth Langworthy Mr. John Loth 7'-, P , functioning of equipment, thoroughly explaining its operation. This year we hope to have our best year yet. We are putting into operation a program to introduce Ham radio to the students. Our thanks go to Mr. John Loth and Mr. Kenneth Langworthy for their untiring interest and worthwhile help. mio Now, on rms 5EC2ET pggqumgf 1 WILL DESCRIBE THE NEW KOGKET PROGRAM s0f5 '0'i M-niwwt -qui Row l:L. V. Banaszak lW2CRNl, Sgt. at arms, V. S. Perrello lK2TLNl, Vice Pres., L. G. Foschio lK2OFRi, Pres., P. C. Figura lK2LXBl Secy., R. J. Mariani lK2SQZl, Treas. Row 2: R. A. Volk, D. P. Wood, R. M. Syroczynski, D. W. Becker, F. J. Horvath, 8. Chlebowy Row 3: R. R, Jakubowski, D. L. Woitkowiak lWN2JSTl, R. A. Michalski, H. L. Bommer, S. G. Torok. fx paw Wllhmlnq This year our Swimming Team is striving very hard to retain the Syracuse Cup which is awarded for the Swimming Championship Our team had to be rebuilt due to graduation and a few outstanding boys who transferred to other schools However, through practice and hard work the team is now very well balanced Tech has many outstanding swimmers but the boys whom we will miss next year will be our seniors, who have contributed so much to our team and school These boys are Al Whatcomb Fred Greenwald John Walik Thomas Ziegler, and William Congdon if j AY,-l MJ 1' n.....,. VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM Row 1 J Holnackl R Swanick D Miles R Olsen J Yager Mgr M Laskowskn J Trent L Con stantlno A Dales Row 2 B Fry F Greenwald J Marando R Multerer J Decker A Whitcomb R Syroczynskl B Graf T Ziegler Row 3: W. Congdon D. Mclndoo D. Bristol J. Malik J. Jankowski R. Haberly J. Fry D. Harvey S. Michalovic G. Crimi D Lmlc Al Whitcomb, Tom Ziegler, Jerry Morrow, and Richard Marriott won the All-High Medley swimming cham- pionship. The boys received All-High Medals from Buffalo Evening News. K3 Mr Joseph Sweeney FRESHMEN SWIMMING SQUAD-Row 1 Wllllam Price Michael Nawrockl Daniel Anger Bernard Garrasv Ivy Walters Donald Strauss Henry Muller Gary Grundntsch Row 2 Harold Neunder John Harvey Arthur Szufranskl Louis Hess Mrchael Buck Edward Barfolotta Jacque Block Row 3 Albert Celsner George Hosmer Peter Ernst Dennis Onash Gerald Unger Gary Anderson Robert Volk I-l hi, ,I fywflff 4957 A A-ii Q A ' fr v f ffkf HW ,,..,,,4frff+ww4WW , , y A' J' 85 ,I A l l a. ' ' ' 9. zach Quia ,11-1, Z. ,,,,fy f ,,,,, .S'az.oMoN' 86 e A 5 f- A Rowl H Benz R Gregory A Cole J Mason D Taggart D Bauer R Nesbitt Row 2 D Szymansku C Barlow R Smith D Consola J Fry H Nlewczyk Row 3 R Gorskn F Foster D Rybay J Kubmac T Jordon G Jank R Bron wskl A Zucker T Wonnacott A Daman F Semmlck C Leone -f r Urn fl 0' ff?-A ff fl Lita fJfY2f-70917 14 X We have hugh hopes for an outstanding season m track for the year 1957 1958 Part of our enthusiasm IS denved from the fact that the returnmg squad contams many members, who performed so well last year Our team can always be counted upon to put forth :ts best effort, and for that reason we, at Tech, know that a fine 'ob will be done We wash to thank Coach Wntmer for his consistent efforts on our behalf ,nn , f :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. '. :. ',. ,whem , ' , . , . , . ' . : . ', . , . , . ' , . , . , . . ar 4:2 ' - f ' in Q I E 3 1 V '- t-C-4 C ff aff ff f A j ' ' 'f 'gi' ff .V 'QI' x 1, 1 . . . - , .,,,f.,,,.,,. 'Q v ,,,,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,. . ,. ,...-5, ,lg-1' .... , r,,,. ,,r.. p fx' ,Ca - .-...f . .. ,---J, A I I Czoss Cauntzcy ff' 4,1 Yr R Smlth Km? H Benz Y? C Battaglla Captaln H Benz Manager J ry Assistant Manager R Falhsco -H-an 1 5 Rowl R Smuth J Harley J Fry Mgr C Battaglla H Benz Row 2 C Engel T Mason R Hemtz J Moranda Cross Country as Interally what :ts name nmplles The members ofthe Cross Country Team practnce over hulls through wooded glens and around or over hazardous tree stumps Although thas year the team came In fourth there are great hopes for the future We extend our thanks to Mr Edward Gottsch for hrs able coachung and to the students who supported us at the meets We wush to congratulate thus year s team and wnsh the best of luck to next year s team Edward Gottsch 87 3a.se6all 'WY ty Wy -QE-JC4, 6 Cb fl t N, J' duff? I7 1-'Il 'NA QM JL: .mn Q l X - P I J Raw2 R Todaro T Zugay M Gnancarlo Row I R Apa S Greco L Campagna Mgr Tech s baseball team of l958 has great chances of bemg the team to beat for the Cornell Cup The team consists of many experienced players mostly Junnors and Sensors Coach Nuck M Pelosu Jr ns fortunate un havlng seven returmng lettermen They are lnflelders Ron Schmucker Phll Seratlm Sam Greco Outfleld ers Bob Todaro and Ralph Apa Pntchers Roger R Preske R Schumacher H Dlugosz J Zugay J Kudla Coach Mr eos: r Blournland and Duck Preske Mlke Guancarlo and Jim Zugay are looking forward to breakmg unto the first mne Wuth Nlck M Pelosn s experlenced hand to guude all and the abnlnty of the team we are confident nn gomg all the way In our drnve to brmg the title to TECH 6 fu-. ff ZW W 0' f Wx! - 7, N 1 5 T Q l K T lt T ' , K N ff! 'C Y C ' It s av 4 c c b A y J I t i b - b R ' C v y . l Q ' 1 f X .f if yd. S ll, can to It -3-ls, scam ,S - of .-T 4 a.g.s.2A e te -' Pg, A. ns. .T . 'a fy, l . I - ' Q' 1 , l . u . . .I . , '- , . .. . . , ' Yagi? .. I M Q. ..: ff' dui' 1 f - ff 963, I EIN!!! i if X rl-fl:-I'3' -If -ul fWfW H '5'X6fWON I Row! A Lesmak P Kava S Karnyski R Boltz Row 2 M Olear J Valdov G Crum: D Ratagczak Tech s up and coming Tennis team shows much promise this year with the appearance ot many applicants to fill the vacancies left by the graduating seniors. Starting with the fall practice and continuing as soon as the snow melts in the spring our team will be practicing diligently at our new home courts at Front Park, constantly striving to improve its games. The team will be under the able supervision of our coach, Mr. Albert Haas, who has done such ca splendid iob in the past. 0 M 90 Czew E xxxx ,. 81 Qxff Ma. vemv sz ff ff! My as 0 W ' 'f ' I' ,ff f ,W f Rowl Patrick Kester Walter Bulalskl JamesJ Holnackl Carl Angel Row 2 Donald Huth fy!! Richard Volk lmn Hyde Ronald Haberly Damel Mclndoo Each year before the :ce ns gone from the canal, boys from Tech begun to trek to thenr home away from home, the West Slde R C The purpose of crew, mannly ns to develop clean mlnds and healthy bodles Also since Crew us not under the dnrect supervnsnon of the school, ut calls for more responsubuluty on the part of the boys The net result of thus as that the boys tend to become more mature they learn self control and respect for other people Last year, the crew partlclpated m the followmg regattas Amerucan Schoolboy Champnonshups un Washmgton, D C Canadian Schoolboy Champlonshlps at St Catherines, Ont The All hugh Regatta In Bultalo where our Varslty eight lost to St Joe s by lO feet, and a Straight four won the Syracuse trophy for the second straight year We also went to Syracuse Umversnty over the Easter weekend to race theur crews Much of the success of the crews thus year was the result of the eftorts of John Bennett our head coach, and to Doug Turner, has able assistant and former Olympnc Star F- 3 The spurut that has been developed nn the Tech crew as a dnrect reflection ofthe enthusnasm displayed by Dr Kuehn, a former Syracuse star and we on the crew would luke to thank hum for all the encouraging remarks he made durmg the past year V .'.j.'.,:,:...,:.:.:.,- '.' - 1 , . , . 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AT.5'o1.oM0N. fffffn 47747 Row l R Deacon N Naples J Allen P Seraflnu G Armstrong J Pope W Ermakov Row 2 D LoTempio Mgr D Tasco J Smith S Gaskin H Richter J Janetakes J Whitehead T Zugay F Viggiani Row3 S Greco T Jordon M Giancarlo R Apa V Mordeno C Ball W Wardour F Mathewson R Garland This year our football team in its games with other high schools was very successful The season s record was 4 wins, 2 defeats, and l tie Tech s team also received a good share of the All-High berths with Phil Serafini making lst team and Currie Ball making second team along with Wayne Wardour. Honorable mentions were given to Nick Naples John Allen Ralph Apa Ross Deacon Jerry Armstrong and Fred Mathewson. We, the members of the football team wish to express our deep appreciation to Mr. Haas for assembling the outstanding equipment placed at our disposal. We wish also to thank Mr. Mueller, Head Coach and Mr. Kryzczuk, Assistant Coach for their guidance. Next year we are looking forward to having an outstanding season. We also expect to have continued support of the students and faculty. Tech's football team showed great promise at the beginning of the season and went on to win 3, tie l, and lose l. We were eligible to play the Thanksgiving day game, after defeating Kensington, who until then was undefeated. We played Grover Cleveland and lost 6-7. Seraflni made first team quarterback for both teams. Ralph Apa Nick Naples, John Allen, Fred Mathewson, Ross Deacon, and Jerry Armstrong made honorable mention. Also Wayne Wardour and Currie Ball made second string. The team wishes to thank and express its deep appreciation to Mr. Haas for the out- standing equipment placed at our disposal. We also wish to thank Mr. Mueller, Head Coach and Mr. Chester Kryzczuk, Assistant Coach for their outstanding work with the football team. W iid? WSG? . Wardour 1 , -as 4 C. Ball All 'High ,as my 19 UN '1- R. Apu YC..,Af:81' 1 EACOU F. Malfewson J. Allen N. Naples elections 1, l 'Basket6all R . .1 'hs .' at if g . sf , i N 2, 'ii . . .1 ' I Mr. Ernest Wittmer M 3 T' D :- Q 1 rn GD 5 :T CQ m 2 I f ,.hr!:kvG121!e-g-gg: I g .2 ff rt EQ MARY, THlS IS OUR CAPTAIN... xll f '35 X S . Row I: E. Nelson, N. Salamone, M. Franks, J. Whitehead, M. Talluto. Row 2: W Owen, W. Shea, F. Foster, S. Greco, K. Smith. Row 3: R. Apu, K. Black, H. Kemp E Gu C Ball, C. Anderson, A. LoTempio. Three seniors, Fred Foster, Earl Gunn, and Currie Ball formed the backbone of the i957-i958 basket- ball team. Foster a good team player, Gunn a iump shot artist and Ball a strong rebounder will be sadly missed through graduation. The i958-l959 season will be a wide open race for new Basketball material. 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