Hutchinson Central Technical High School - Techtonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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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

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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

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'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