Technical High School - Techtonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1950 volume:

2 e w 4 Q E r 5 . 1 i E 1 NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY MARTIN ll. KUEIIN 73 ggi TIL xii My TECHTONI N C. GOBDON BYTIIEB F ....Z'X Ef'25EHN ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL SECRETARY C. GORDON RYTHER MRS. FRANCES MAUL CLERK LIBRARIAN ROSEMARY CAPPELLO ANNIE M. DAVIS NURSE CAFETERIA IANAGER MARY F. CICHON RUTH M. HOFFMAN CHIEF ENGINEER CUSTODIAN C. GLENN CORBIN JAMES NELSON ADVERTISING AND INDUSTRIAL DESIGN Albert E. Gentsch, George H. Mertens, Hildegarde W. Rooney, Earl Wolfgruber, G. Edward Wyatt, Henry Zabo. DRAFTING AND DESIGN Carl G. Aumer, John W. Burkhalter, F. Kyrl Dee, Roy C. French, John J. Galvin, Harold H. Hoeffler, John H. Nyenhuis, Albert E. Pape, Herbert C. Roudenbush, Howard W. Schwenk, Fred J. Soukup, Emil M. Weisinger. ENGLISH C. Doris Benham, Dorothy S. Erismann, E. Florence Kimmins, Loretta M. Kirkwood, Irene E. Meyers, Julia C. Murray, Gerald R. 0' on ell, C rlotte A. Smith, Mary F. Smith, Anita R. Woodworth. GUIDANCE Q ' E' O M. Irving Chriswell, Eugene W. Boller. MATHEMATICS David E. Allen, Emory K. Baldwin, Edmund J. Clow, Henry E. Conlin, Herman Elson, Helen D. Flavin, Irma G. Thiel. METAL SHOP Edward J. Beuther, Alex R. Birnie, Aubrey Dayman, Henry J. Krels, Telles Rousselle, John C. Schelhamer, Robert L. Strunk. PHYSICAL EDUCATION William G. Braun, Edward D. Gottsch, Albert K. Haas, Arthur P. Kreiner, Ernest L. Witmer. SCIENCE Leo R. Andrus, Matthew Banas, William Block, Homer C. Brooks, Arthur J. Hessinger, Frank L. Hoyer, Con- stance E. Kogel, George A. Lavis, Carl A. Munn, Stanley Odre, Carl F. Roesch, J. Alfons Schieb, Alice E. Ulrich, Maude L. Wallace, Ernest S. Zeferjahn. SOCIAL SCIENCE Samuel Block, Anna T. Brooks, Gwendolyn P. Schieb, Millard F. Scott, Charles W. Stein, Bernice E. Werle. uovsxw LANGUAGES 3 Q,-L.. Florence C. Meyer, Marion L. Schraven, Augusta Schultz. WOOD SHOP William D. Daubert, George Gilbert, Thaddeus May, Edward Pecora. MUSIC Norman J. Vester. RT ST FF IJEIJICFITIUII WK. L'l'w'NL VN. Wlllclt llll. Xl. l 1KlNM IVIINVNPTY C, ITH the advent of full-time guidance service in the high schools of Buffalo, Technical High School has not been neglected during 1949-1950. The construwtinn of pri- vate offices from the classroom 102, the development of oc- cupational files, and the new collection of college catalogs are testimony to the preparation for the program. But the appointment of counselors, competent to carry on the respon- sibilities of this new educational service, merit brief bi- ographical sketches. Dr. M. Irving Chriswell, Tech alumnus of 1921 and In- structor in Mathematics since 1927, is now a full-time coun- selor. In 1936 he received his doctorate in GUIDANCE and EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS from the University of Buffalo. Gui- dance, personnel work and psychological testing have long been his avocation. With the new emphasis on group guidance his recent efforts in organizing the new Student Council are attracting the attention of other high school student lead- ers. Eugene W. 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To achieve this distinction, a young man must have shown qualities of dependability, leadership and fine character during his Freshman, Sophomore and Junior years. '10 RALPH BELLAMY DALE BOWINS LOUIS KAIINSK1 In the Spring of each year, the students of the Junior R011 Call rooms nominate five boys from each room who they feel represent the ideals worthy of this honor. The fifteen names of the nominees are submitted to their teachers for a general rating. The eight high- est are choseng one to carry the American flagg one to carry the School flagg four to act as attendants and two to act as alternates. At the end of the school year, as a reward for faithful service, the School bestows a gold pin bearing the combined colors upon each member of the Color Guard. It X ,ws , s ar , CHARLES KESSEL H' ,,WQ2i? E LEON ZOLNOWSKI F-1' RUDOLPH IARSO In this year of 1950, Technical High School may be assured that the men who have been chosen by her to car- ry the American flag and the flag of the School will for ever carry the name of Technical proudly, and with honor SEHIUH UUUHCIL SALVATORE MAIORE VICE-PRESIDENT wif, LOUIS KAMINSKI PRESIDENT DANIEL KUJAWA ROBERT JARNOT SECRETARY TREASURER 62.1 6 'fZ' ul-' 'T' RICHARD FRANKLIN SGT.-AT-ARMS HE Senior Council is the executive body of The Senior Class. It consists of the six regu- larly elected officers and two representatives from each of the three Senior Roll Call rooms. The duties of this Council are to conduct the business of the Senior Class and to provide a program that will win the approval of every Senior. This year, as in the past, the Class will hold the traditional Senior Prom at Klein- hans Music Hall. Other major projects of the year include the collection and budget of the ?f-c SYLVESTER BARBERA ASST.SGT.-AT-ARMS CLIFFORD MCKAY ROLL CALL 101 VALENTINO MOZDZIAK GERALD GERBRACHT IRV LANDAHL ROLL CALL 101 ROLL CALL 107 ROLL CALL 107 class dues, the preparation and presentation of the Class Day Program and the selection of the class lawyer, poet, prophet and historian. A unamimous vote of thanks goes out to the Senior Faculty Advisors, Mr. Kuehn, Mrs. Brooks Miss Flavin, Miss Schultz, and Mr. Andrus, for their fine advice and guidance throughout the year. Without their wise and timely assistance it would have been impossible to make this year as successful as it has been. DALE BOWINS ROLL CALL 108 NORBERT SKRZYPCZYK ROLL CALL 108 2 - .' S ' tjfv I - H ,5 v 1 U H 2 E . - ' A W 'I ' l , . -fg , . N, .9 I 5 ' ,1: - .f Ykiwi I t nu Li ' -c., ?j'51E..:V ' x., fa ' ' 'V' Y. ' Qi Q 1 hr f ' . A Qlcg - '44 , f u W . 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Honor Roll 3 lntralural Basketball '46-'47 1 Intramural Basketball Alpha Phi Sigma '47, Secretary '48 President Alpha Phi HI Y '49 Yearbook Art Staff '50 ECK, CLARENCE Honor Roll 3 Alpha Phi sigma 'sa-'49, Treasurer Alpha Phl Hi Y '49-'50 Vice President Yearbook Art Staff ESPOSITO, UICHAEL L. Honor Roll 3 Alpha Phi Slema '46 Yearbook Art Staff '50 Exhibit '49 FOSE, WLLLIAY E. Honor Roll 1 Intramural Basketball ' 46-'47 Intramural Football '46-'47 Intramural Baseball '46-'47 Yearbook Art Staff '50, GEDID, ANTHONY C. Honor Roll 3 Alpha Phi Slzma '46 Dramatic Cluh '46 Ch0ruS '47 Fall Review '47 Yearbook Ar! Staff '50 EXhlhlI '47-'49 GRECO, NELSON A. Intramural Football '46 Swimming Squad '50 Alpha Phi Sigma '16 Yearbook Art Staff '50, Photographer Typing Staff '41 ,, btw' e 1 Z- ., s , of it it 2:4921 1 Qflf ' -Qv? - .Y fur, fa I - la:-, , , , I, gjwgii Nw GWIAZOWSKI, FRANK Honor Roll 2 Yearbook Art Staff NARTER, DONALD R. Honor Roll 21 Kappa Sigma Phi H48-'50,Corresponding Secretary '49-'50 Alpha Phi Sigma '47-'48 Yearbook Staff '50 Display Case Staff '48-'49 Intramural Baseball Tennis Squad IAEGER, HERBERT N, Yearbook Photographer United Nations Flag C Alpha Phi Hi Y '50 Show Case Display '48 Yearbook Staff '49 '50 ustodian '49 KACPROIICZ, CASIHER R. Honor Roll 1 Intramural Basketball Alpha Phi H1 Y '50 Yearbook Staff . Basketball Squad '50 lin ilk jr -1 KOLBE. KEVVETH N. SCINT4, CNIRLES L. i yplrbnuk srarf 'sn Yearbook Staff 'sn ' l'.Y. Fla! Custodian '4N-'19 Advvrrlslnz Sraff 'IT Iuiplay raw Staff' 'aa I-'xhxmv 'W , Q Q IAIS, YILLIAI A. Honor Roll 1 Yearbook Staff '50, Photozrapher IOIBRAY, RICHARD, j. Yearbook Photographer '50 Yearbook Art Staff '50 Yearbook Advertising Staff Fall Review '49 Display Case Staff '47 U-N. Flag Custodian '48-'49 PERDTTA, FRANCIS, X. Aeronautical Society '48-'49 Advertising Staff '47 Major Letter Cartoonlst Yearbook '50 ROSENEURG, CHIRLES I. Honor Roll 24 Swimming Team Manager '49-'50 Yearbook Art Staff '49-'50 Intramural Baseball '46 Intramural Football '47 Intramural Basketball '49 Alpha Phi Siena '46-'48 Alpha Phi Hi Y '49-'50, R9C0rdinE Secretary Kappa Sigma Phi '49-'50 Senior Color Guard Advertising Staff '47 Display Case Staff '48 . . I X . ? 5 I 4 gifnn anis -' l a if TODIRU. PETER 4. Honor Roll 2 Track '17-'50 Crosscounfry '45-'49 Intramural Baseball '47 Intramural Basketball 'IH-'19 Yearbook Art Staff '50 Fall Review '49 Alpha Phi Hi Y '50 BUILDI G DESIGN Sc CONSTRUCTIO -QQ oi 1' , -1 mf- '1 ' Q llIIili'iiIiIII ,f- A! TZ' r': lv 'vm' JJ. 5,-J '. ' Qglmgqg Jgqgquhno .xxH++rZ 4QW?:K3? ALONZO, RAION BERNER, ROBERT ARENT, RICHARD. S. Honor Roll Intramural Intramural Intramural 3 Football '46-'49 Baseball '46-'49 Basketball '46-'49 Tech Senior Hi Y '49- Hulldlng Design Society 48- Presldent '49-'50 Tech Junior H1 Y - Y '50 F . .mv Q ii '4s'47 ,A 4 ml ex BARBERA, SYLVESTER j. Senior Ass't Sgt. at Cross Country Major ' Track Squad '48-'49 Terh Junlor Hi Y '46- '47-'48 Terh Gamma Phi Hl Y ' Treasurer Buildlna Deslzn Socle Intramural Football ' Intramural Baseball ' Arms 49-'50 '48, Treasurer 48-'49 ty '47- 46-'50 46-'50 Intramural Basketball '46-'50 '5 sn mi. ak? I Honor Roll 5 Areonautical Society '47-'48 BERTRIU, DONALD F. Honor Roll 9 J.V. Basketball '44 45 Intramural Basketball '45-'46 Intramural Football '45-'46 Yearbook Staff '44-'45 BURKGIESSER, HERIAN E. CALDARELLI, ANDREI CINNOTTI. RICHARD A. CONNOR. RICHARD A. Yearbook Staff '47 Band '46-'48 Orchestra '47 Dance Band '47-'49 Intramural Baseball '47-'48 Intramural Basketball '47-'49 Football Squad '47-'49, Major '48 Crew Squad '47, Major '48-'49 DARROF. DONALD L. Building Design Society '47-'50 Dramatic Club '45-'46 Intramural Football '48-'49 Intramural Basketball '47-'48 -'49 DOIAGALSKI, DANIEL j. zsucx. fuss 4. 7 wx, Rogggr Intramural Basketball '47 '4. ' Building Design Society '47 Band '46 f FABINO, LOUIS R. Tech Credo HI Y '47-'49, Sgt. at '48-'49, Treasurer '49-'50 Building Design Society '48-'50, President '49f'50 Varsity Football Squad '46-'47 Intramural Baseball '46-'47 Intramural Football '47-'49 Intramural Basketball '47-'49 FILIPPI, THOIAS A. FISHER, IARYIN Honor Roll 6 Orchestra '46-'48 Building Design Society '49-'50 FITZGERALD, THUIAS F. Building Design Society '50 Collectors Club '50 Yearbook Ad Staff '50 Arms ,WDM GRDVER, PHILIP C. Football '47-'49 Baseball '46-'47 Building Design Society '47-'49 LANG, BERNARD I, Honor Roll 2 Intramural Football '46-'50 Intramural Basketball '46-'50 Intramural Baseball '46-'50 Baseball Squad '47-'50 Galle Phi Hi Y '47-'50 Building Design Society '47 LIBERATDRE, JOSEPH I. Yearbook Ad Staff '47-'48 Intramural Basketball '47 Intramural Baseball '47 Building Design Society '47 IARANTO. JACK J. Honor Boll 3 Track Squad '46-'47 Cross Country Squad '46-'47 Cross Country Team '49-'50 Beta Delta Sigma Z, 'A 1 5 ' iz. IARINAIO. ANTHONY Honor Boll 2 Intramural Basketball '46-'50 Intramural Baseball '46-'49 Intramural Football '46-'48 Varsity Basketball '48-'50, lajor Bulldlnz Deslzn Society '49-'50 O'KEEFFE, DAVID 1. Intramural Baseball '46-'47 Building Design Society '49-'50 Rod and Gun Club '49-'50 'UQ ilvy OLDFIELD. PAUL PFUELB. ROBERT j. UUEALY. KEVIN I, own, Honor Roll 1 Orchestra 'QS-'49 Building Design Society '49-'50 IEUSCH, YILLIAI E, Honor Roll 1 Intramural Football '47- 49 Intramural Baseball '47-'48 Building Deslzn Society '49-'50 STANKOYSKI, EUGENE P. Honor Boll 3 Intramural Football '46-'48 Intramural Basketball '46-'48 Intramural Baseball '46-'47 Tech Crew '48-'49, lajor '49 SZYIKOIIAK, EDIARD Honor Roll 5 Intramural Football '47-'48 Intramural Baseball '47-'49 Intramural Basketball '48-'49 American Legion Baseball '47 Building Design Society '48-'49 Tech Senior H1 Y '49 Yearbook Staff ULLENHEUCH, ROBERT P. Building Design Society '47-'49 Advertising Staff '46 Intramural Basketball '46-'49 Intramural Baseball '46-'47 Intramural Football '46-'47 Freshman Baseball '46 VERTINO, LOUIS Intramural Basketball Band Tech Credo H1 Y Building Design Society, Secretary I 5' f 'SQ' .t,saset,, 5,,,m,L., 451. , WETQW I WQUE f2f ,sf I we 3s,, H fi' '- N S ' ' IAGIEE. IICHIRD C. Honor Roll 3 Fall Review '47 Intralural Basketball '46-'49 Intramural Football '46-'47 Intramural Baseball '46-'47 American Legion Baseball '48 Building Design Society '48-'49 IECHTEI. IICHAEL J. Tech Collectors Club, President Chess Club YOLTER, DEAN! A. Honor Roll 5 Band '46-'49 Intramural Basketball '46-'49 Intramural Baseball '46-'47 Intramural Football '47-'49 ZOLNOYSKI, LEON A. Honor Boll 16 Building Design Society '47-'49 Intramural Basketball '46-'49 Intramural Baseball '47-'48 Intramural Football '46-'47 Varsity Football '48-'49, lajor 49 Senior Color Guard ELECTRICAL ADELIANN, CHARLES F. Intramural Basketball '47 Intramural Baseball '47 Intramural Football '49 Fall Review '47 Tech Field Archers '46-'48 Tech Electrlcal Society '49-'50 , Us Qfzilyfiif , 553:71 ' c?lfmf f fi: W QQ J mag? S v 1 N temp ,,'E, f-ft J ag H Q Q W w-wewcww vi gg ,. T 1 AST, ALAN I. Q BLOHDI, RAYIOND A. Honor Roll 1 Intramural Football '46-'47 V Intrauural Basketball '46-'47 BONCORE. ANGELO C. Electrical Society 48- 50 Rod and Gun Club BYRYA, ANDREI Tech Credo Hi Y '49 Intramural Football '45-'47 Intramural Baseball '45-'47 Intramural Basketball '45-'47 CIANFRONE, CARLO V. Intramural Football '45-'49 Intramural Baseball '45-'49 Intramural Basketball '45-'49 Electrical Society '48-'49 DAY. RUSSELL C. DOBIEIER, NORIAN N. Electrical Society '47-'50, Treasurer '47-'48, President '48-'49, Corresponding Secretary '49-'50 Fall Review '47 ENGELHARDT. GEORGE A. Varsity Svlnllng '49-'50, lajor Rod and Gun Club '48-'50 Sgt. at Arns '49 Electrical Society '49 7:1 'l3m':'3. ,cy , E' 1 5 A ! , ,si ' 'fl .,,.l FUDALA, j0HN S. larching Band '48-'49 Tech Jr. Hi Y '46-'48 GARCIA. JOSEPH C. Honor Roll 3 Intramural Football '45-'48 Intramural Basketball '45-'48 Intralural Baseball '45-'49 Electrjcal Society '46-'47 Spanish Club '47-'48 Tech Credo Hi Y '49-'50 GENGD, GEORGE R. Intramural Football '45-'48 Intramural Basketball '45-'48 Intramural Baseball '45-'49 Anerican Legion Baseball '48-' Electrical Society '47-'48 Spanish Club '47-'48 Tech Credo '49-'50 Tech Senior H1 Y '48-'49 HAIIEEL, HERBERT A. Exhibit '47 Electrical Society '48-'49 Tech Credo Hi Y '49-'50 Rolling Engineers '48 HOFFIAN, FRANKLIN H. Honor Roll 7 Baseball Squad '49 Intrauural Football '46 Intramural Baseball '49 Electrical Society '48-'49 GL xx N z If If J in bv z ff. KENDALL, ROBERT L, Honor Roll I0 Electrical Society '47-'50, Treasurer '48-'49, Presldent '49-'50 Orchestra '47-'50 ,E kappa sine Pm '47-'50 - on Tech Dramatic Club '48-'49 KLEIN HENRI Honor Roll 3 9 1 . l X if f lla LUDTKA, JAIES D, Honor Roll 2 Intramural Baseball '45-'49 Intramural Basketball '45-'49 Varsity Baseball '47-'49 All Hlzh in Baseball '49 Football '48 Rollin! Enlineers '47 IALLION, GEORGE I, Honor R011 l Rod and Gun Club xocrl, uolutn c. ' ' --l'- usual.. JOHN D- Honor R011 1 ya Q,U- Cross Country '49 infffy H Track '48-'50 ?:Q Intramural Sports '46-'49 1 A .' L Jr. , VS 5 9' ag f . Q4 . 6 KOZLOYSKI, STEPHEN F. Intramural Football '45-'48 lntraaural Basketball '45-'48 Intramural Baseball '45-'48 Rolling Engineers '47 Yearbook Staff '47 KUCIEYSKI, DONALD I. Cross Country Squad '48 Band '46-'48 Jr. H1 Y '46-'48 IARSU, RUDOLPH Honor Roll 20 Senior Color Guard Physics Club '47-'48 Electrical Society '48-'50, Secretary '49-'50 Rod and Gun Club RCKAY, CLIFFORD 1. Honor Roll 4 Junior Class President Senior Council '49-'50 Student Council '49-'50 Intramural Football '46-'47 Intramural Basketball '46-'47 Swimmlne Squad '47-'48 Gamma Phi H1 Y '47-'50, Presldent'48-'50 Tech Field Archers '47-'49, Vice President '48-'49 al Q V 4 ! efe,QiEQQHE3 ria ep, U. ptiix-ibn i IUNRO, ARCHIBALD E. Honor Roll 4 Crew '49 Intramural Football '49 Stage Crew '49-'50 Gamma Phi H1 Y '49-'50 Electrical Society '48-'50 Ass't. lanager Football Team '48 Yearbook Advertising Staff '46 IUSCHAYECK, RICHARD C. Tech Gamma Phl '48-'49, Vice President '49 Electrical Society '47-'49, Secretary '48-'49 Rod and Gun Club '48-'49, sgt. '48-'50, Secretary at Arms '49-'50 Christmas Play '49 Intramural Football '46-'47 Intralural Baseball '46-'47 RADLOYSK1, LOUIS Honor Roll 6 Intramural Football '48 Intramural Basketball '47-'48 Yearbook Staff '46-'47 SCHALL. RICHARD E. Rolling Engineers '46-'48 Jr. H1 Y '45-'46 Senior H1 Y '47-'48 Intramural Football '45-'48 Intramural Baseball '45-'48 Intramural Basketball '45-'48 Yearbook Staff '46-'48 Student Council '47 SCHRADER, ROBERT Honor Roll Intramural Intramural Intramural Electrical 7 Football '45-'47 Baseball '45-'47 Basketball '46-'47 Society '48-'49 Bolling Engineers '46-'48 Iath Club '45-'47 SIHIHAH, IILLIAH H. Advertising Staff '46-'47 Rod and Gun Club '48-'49 Intramural Football '46-'49 Intramural Baseball '47-'48 STERHS, ALLAN Honor Roll 14 Band '46-'45 Gamma Phi Hl Y '49 Electrical Society '49 Track Squad '46 Intramural Football '46 Intramural Baseball '47 STIOHILE. RICHARD Honor Roll 3 Intramural Baskethall '45-'48 Intramural Football '45-'48 Intramural Baseball '45-'48 Gall! Phi '47-'49 Rolling Engineers '46-'48 Tech Credo Bl Y '49 Tau Epslum Segla '48-'49 SZYIKOISKI, RAYIOND j. Tennis lajor '47-'48 Freshman Relay Team Rod and Gun Club '48-'49 Intramural Sports '46-'47 Yearbook Staff '46-'47 E GINEERI G COLLEGE PREPARATORY ADAIS. CHARLES I. Honor Roll 1 Aeronautical Society '47 Intramural Football '46-'49 Intramural Basketball '46-'49 Intramural Baseball '47-'50 Track Squad '47-'48 BAIAS, IITCHELL I. Honor Roll 6 Intramural Football '48-'49 Intramural Basketball '48-'49 Intralural Baseball '48 Aeronautical Society '46-'47 Kappa Sigma Phi '48-'50 Tech Collectors Club '48-'49 College Prep Club '47 HETZ, JOHN H. Band '46-'47 Advertising Staff '47 Intraaural Baseball '48 BILL, RONALD H. TYCZKA, DANIEL B. Honor Roll 3 IYGLOHDALSKI, VINCENT D. BLACK, ROBERT S. Band '46 Intramural Basketball '46-'48 Intralural Baseball '46-'47 Track Squad '47-'48 BOYHR, RICHARD Z. G. Honor Roll 17 Chess Club '47-'50, President Chess Teal '48-'50 Collectors Club '47-'48 Astronomical Society '48-'49 Intramural Sports '47-'48 Tennis Squad '47-'48, lanager Office Ibnltor '49-'50 Chemistry Club '49-'50 '49 '49 '50 6 ,Qfq fs iii BURSTYN, EDIIN I. Honor H011 7 Aeronautlra Hfflre lonl l Sorlery '47-'QQ tor '40-'50 COLE, DONALD C. Honor Roll 21 Tech Jr. Hl Y '47-'48 Office Monitor '49-'50 Inter-Scholastic Debate '48-'50 Intramural Manager '49-'50 Kappa Sizma Phl '49-'50, President '50 CONKLIN, CHARLES S, Honor Roll Intramural Intramural Intramural 6 Football Basketball Baseball Junior Engineers DOHERTY, JOHN A. Office Monitor '49-'50 DESSINGER, Honor Roll Intramural Intramural Techtonian Tech Junlo DONALD A. 4 Football '46-'48 Baseball '47-'49 Staff '47 F H1 Y '47 FORSTER, TERRANCE ll, Torhfonlan Staff 'IG FRANKLIN, RICHARD A, Honor Roll 2 Vice President Freshman Class '46 Sgt. at Arms Senior Class '49-'50 Band '46-'50 Football Major '49-'50 Track Squad '48-'49 Track Major '49-'50 Intramural Football '46-'50 Intramural Basketball '46-50 Intramural Baseball '46-'50 Gamma Phi H1 Y '49-'50 Ehristnas Play '49-'50 FRIEDHABER, RAYIOND F. Honor Roll 2 Advertising Staff '46-'47 Intramural Football '46-'49 . Intramural Basketball 47-'48 Intramural Baseball '49 GERBRACHT. Honor Roll Intramural GERALD G, 4 Football '46-'49 Basketball '46-'49 Baseball '46-'49 Squad '48-'49.Major '49 Intramural Intramural Basketball Senior Counril GREETANER, ROGER I Honor Roll 6 Class Day Usher Graduation Usher Archery Club '46-'47 Intramural Baseball '46-'47 :o,Ng,,g,a7m,e I Q ft aa.5g:E3l2s , - 47 mag, ,ig 'MQW - ft ff ffl QHQIYQ '1- 1 1 2 T ' i I ' . .' ,VH 7 EQ A fa 572535 W -jx, . f. , Nf,43x . 1' 'PS- ,Q Mun C w. I GRUGAN, KEITH Honor Roll 3 Intramural Football '47-'49 Intramural Basketball '46-'49 Intramural Baseball '47-'49 Gamma Phi H1 Y '49 Senior H1 Y '48 Chemistry Club '49 HUBERT, ROBERT KAIHOLZ, RONALD L, Honor Roll 4 Intramural Football '46-'49 Intramural Basketball '47-'48 Intramural Baseball '46-'49 Chemistry Club KOEPERNIK, JOHN I Honor Roll 3 Track Squad '46 Sigma Tau '47-'48 KOGEL, DAVID C. Honor Roll 6 Tech Collectors Club '47-'45 Marching Band '46-'47 Tennis Uajor '49-'50 Rod and Gun Club '49-'50 KUjAlA, DANIEL A. Honor Roll 15 Intramural Football '47-'49 Intramural Basketball '47-'49 Intramural Baseball '48 Kappa Sigma Phi '49-'50 LANDAHL, IEV E, Football Squad '45-'49 Baseball Squad '47-'50 lajor '48-'49 Intramural Football Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball Senior Council LATONA, TRUIAN E. Intramural Football Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball Junior H1 Y '45-'48 Vice-President '47 48 Gamma Phi H1 Y '48-'49 Treasurer '48-'49 Cross-Country Squad '46-'47 LEONE, RICHARD 1. LESINSKI, EDUARD H. Honor Roll l Intramural Football '48-'49 Intramural Baseball '48-'49 Advertising Staff '47-'48 Chemistry Club '49-'50 LUKACZ, JOHN Honor Roll 8 Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball Basketball Squad '48 Secretary Sophomore Class 47-'48 Gamma Ph! H1 Y '49-'50 IADEJSKI, JOHN j, Honor Roll I larchlng Band '48-'49 Tech Collectors Club '47-'49 IAIORE, SALYATDRE A. Honor Roll 14 Vice-President Senior Class '49-' Intramural Football '47-'48 Intramural Baseball '47-'48 HAIRA, ANTHONY Track Squad '46-'48 ICGREGOR, DAVID H. Honor Roll 2 Football Squad '48-'49 lajor '49 Crew '49-'50 Basketball Squad '48-'50 Intramural Basketball '48-'50 A' 4 , lv if 9 I ,1.,,?j,1 ' 'W' -'fi' at ix A 16 s ,V MHA , NW, 5 r A no E A' iff IURPHY, DANIEL F. Honor Roll 19 Intramural Football '49 Intramural Basketball '47-'49 Tech Engineer Staff '47 Color Guard '49-'50 Kappa Sigma Phi '49-'50 Inter-Scholastic Debate '50 OSBORNE, YILLIAI j. Football Squad '47-'48 Track Squad '47 Intramural Basketball '49 Chemistry Club '49-'50 PATTI, CHARLES j. Honor Roll 1 Intramural Football '46-'47-'49 Intramural Basketball '46-'49 Intramural Baseball '46-'47 Kappa Sigma Phi '49 Astronomical Society '47-'48 Rolling Engineers '48 PEIPSELL, AUSTIN I. Band '46-'49-'50 Track Squad '46 Alpha Phi Hi Y '49-'50 Chemistry '49-'50 PEOHL, ROBERT H. Intramural Football '49-'50 Intramural Basketball '49-'5 Aeronautical Society '48-'50 POLLACK, SEYIOUR Varsity Football '46-'49 Varsity Baseball '47-'49 Intramural Football Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball PYRAK, THEODORE J. Honor Roll l Intramural Football '47-'49 Christmas Play '46 Intramural Baseball '47-'48 Astronomical Society '48-'49 Vice-President '49 Kappa Sigma Phl Chemistry Club Physics Club REITZ, GORDON K. Honor R011 8 lonltor '48-'50 Kappa Sigma Phi '48-'50 Debate '50 ROPELSKI, STANLEY A. Honor Roll 2 Tech Electrical Society '47-'48 Tech Collectors Club '46 '47 SARDELLA. PAUL F. Honor Roll 17 Intramural Football '47-'49 Intramural Basketball '48-'49 Astronomical Society '47-'48 Secretary '48 Debate '50 ' . scunrr, nofvuo H. nffifg W Honor Roll x ?fi? tiff? Swlamlng Team '46 ifyi A ' J Chemistry Club '49-'50 , I Q ' 4 C .iw fl' y 4' ggi? ' J ff , ' Fic fbwff f f - whvmy .farm SEFCQ gay. E ..,QV ii'1f mga W if, WAWI Q2 nv AQ f l ie I Z , I' , ,ji tg SCHNEIDERIAN, GERALD S. Honor Roll 10 Advertising Staff '46-'48 Freshman - Sophomore Debate Debate '50 Office lonitor Intramural Football '46-'48 Intramural Basketball '46-'47 Intramural Baseball '46-'47 Kappa Sigma Phi '49-'50 Chemistry Club '49 Physics Club '48 SEYASTYNEIICZ. ROBERT E. Honor Roll I2 Rod and Gun Club '48-'50 Chemistry Club '50 Advertising Staff '46-'47 Dramatic Club '46 Swimming Club '46 Intramural Football '46-'47 Intramural Baseball '47 SHEENAN, IOHN J Honor Roll 4 Vice-President Sophomore Class Football Squad '48-'49 Intramural Football '48-'49 Astronomical Society '47-'49 Vice-President '48 Kappa Sigma Phi '47-'50 Sgt. at Arms '48 Rod and Gun Club '49-'50 Physics Club '48 SKRZYPCZYK, NURBERT j. Senior Council Football Varsity '47-'49 Baseball Varsity '47-'49 Basketball Varsity '49 Intramural Football Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball SULLIVAN, THUIAS D. Honor Roll 5 Intramural Football '46-'49 Intramural Basketball '46-'50 Intramural Baseball '46-'50 Rod nnd Gun Club '48-'50 Astronomical Society '46-'48 Junior Hi Y '47-'50 Chemistry Club '49-'50 Yearbook Staff '46-'48 SZPILA, EDYARD A. Intramural Football Intramural Basketball Aeronautical Society '48-'50 Secretary '49-'50 TARZIA, FRANK X. TRONOLONE, CARL I. Cross-Country Squad '48-'49 lajor '49 Track Squad '47-'49 Intramural Basketball '47-'49 Advertising Staff '48-'49 International Relations Club TSCHAIPEL. GERHARD R. TYLENDA, HENRY 4. Stage Crew '48-'50 - Manager Cafeteria Staff '48-'50 Intramural Football '46-'49 '50 Intramural Basketball '45-'48 Baseball Squad '48-'50 - Major '50 Rolling Engineers '48 Tech Collectors Club '46 Vice-President '47 Christmas Play '47 Engineer Staff '48-'49 URSITTI, FRANK H. Intramural Football '46-'48 Intramural Baseball '46-'47 Junior Hi Y '47-'48 Treasurer '48 Gamma Phi H1 Y '48-'49 Sgt. at Arms '49 VIOLANTE. ALFRED R. Intramural Football '47-'48 Intramural Basketball '47-'49 Football Squad '48-'49 Major '49 Track Squad '48 IALES, RUBERT A. Band '46-'49 Band Librarian '47-'49 Intralural Football '46-'49 Intramural Basketball '46-' Intramural Baseball '48 Cross Country Squad '48-'49 Major '49 Tennis Squad '48-'49 Major '50 Junlor Hi Y '47-'49 Vice President '48-'49 Gamma Phi HI Y '49-'50, Sgt. '49-'50 Student Council '48-'49 IEINZLER, RICHARD K, Stage Crew '48-'50 Electrical Society '49-'50 Dramatic Club '47-'48 ' Advertising Staff '47-'48 at Arls 32. 1 .H,4 . WfZY51f?a?' Y' Weenie' ,,, rf V , 4 'Zii-11' - X 4 ZUREK, ARTHUR R. Intramural Basketball '48-'49 Football Squad '48-'50 Major '49-'50 Crew Major '47 ADAICZYK, STANLEY E. Intramural Football '46-'49 Intramural Basketball '46-'48 Intramural Baseball '46-'48 ANIBALDI, JOSEPH Football Squad '47-'49 Major '49 Track Squad '47-'48 Intramural Basketball '49 BOLLIEH, THEODORE L. Intramural Football '45-'48 Intramural Basketball '46-'47 Rod and Gun Club '48 Asst. Sgt. at Arms Swimming Team '49 Major '49 ZYICK, AHDREI F. Honor Boll 10 Intramural Basketball '46-'48 Intramural Baseball '47 Track Squad '47-'48 Cross Country Squad '46 Junior H1 Y '47 Gamma Phi Hi Y '48-'49 MECHANICAL COURSE BRODKA, EDIARD j. Honor Roll 12 Year Book Staff '46-'47 Mu Delta '48-'50, Treasurer '49 Intramural Football '46-'49 Intramural Basketball '49-'50 Gamma Phi Hi Y '49-'50 , Dramatic Club '48-'49 Areonautlcal Society '48-'50 CAPITANO, ALFOHSE V. Intramural Football '46-'45 Intramural Basketball '46-'48 Intramural Baseball '46-'48 Basketball Squad '48-'50 Galma Phi Hi Y CLERGY, STEPHEN I. Intramural Football '45-'49 Intramural Basketball '45-'49 Intranural Baseball '45-'49 Football Squad '45-'48 Major '46-'45 f Captain '47-'48 Basketball Squad '46 Baseball Squad '46-'48 Major '48 Junior HI Y '46 COTTRELL. DONALD D, Honor Roll l lu Delta '48-', Baseball Squad '46-'49 50 V- I Q x 594 E fa CZAHJA, DANIEL A. Intramural Football Intramural Basketball '46-'40 Basketball Squad '47 CZYRNY, CHESTER J. Intramural Basketball '46-'47 Swimming Teal '46-'47 DZIALGA, FRANCIS Intramural Football '46-'47 Intramural Basketball '46-'49 Basketball Squad '48-'50 FINGER, FRANCIS G. lu Delta '48-'50 fur fl? , - 51: A ,It A ' 'flif j .' N JANISH. IOSEPH Honor Roll 6 Intramural Football '46-'49 Intramural Basketball '46-'49 Junior H1 Y '46-'47 Gamma Phl H1 Y '48-'50 Vu Delta '48-'50 IARNOT. ROBERT j. Honor Roll 16 Vice President Junlor Class '48- Treasurer Senior Class '49-'50 Intramural Football Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball Football Squad '47-'49 Major '49 Track Squad '48-'49 Junior Hi Y '47 Gamma Phi H1 Y '48-'50 UU Delta '48-'50 IOHNSTUN, ROBERT j. Honor Roll 1 Year Book Staff '47-'48 Intramural Football '47-'49 Intramural Basketball '47-'48 Intramural Baseball '47-'48 Tennis Squad '48 lu Delta '48-'49 President '49 Gamma Phi H1 Y '49 KESSEL. CHARLES A. Honor Roll 4 Kappa Slzma Phi '49-'50 Wu Delta '48-'50 Field Archers '47-'49 Student Councll '47 Supply Room '49-'50 Tennis Squad '47 Intramural Basketball '47-'50 Intramural Football '47-'50 KOSTRZYCKI, DANIEL G. Intramural Football '46 Intramural Basketball '46-'48 Advertising Staff '46-'47 ' . 521, ' Sala . ' ' ,SME V 'gwQ, 1 '. wet '-iiwr M.. t WV Mgaigggse ' F., t .A gg Q 1' v -2 , ' 'g'2:It j? f a?j,f I ,I I Lili, sa 2 7, gtk bfi '-WF, , I' fa' K t t N? J Q gwpfmQFbw?Fo3Jgg-f QEQAHWW Cmagimi 1gngQgww' H 'qff ' 8',..!-6:4 2, NT. , ' I H' Q 'ff 'Ml Q , 'www 'vt 1 M iff f ago? ggts? Qty! H+ - Q giiijitxf wr iw g,QWQQTf Zbkgiigi A - we , I ly' ' f Aciiff EHR k3,hi , '17 , .f'lf'? 3' LETTIERI, IICNAEL E. Intramural Football '46-'49 Intramural Basketball '46-'49 Intramural Baseball '47-'49 Basketball Squad '47-'50 :major '48-'50 LINK, ELVIN C. Intramural Baseball '48-'49 Asst. lanager Basketball '47- lanager Basketball '49-'50 Gamma Phi H1 Y '48 IARCHEIKA, STEPHEN I. Intramural Football '46-'49 Intramural Basketball '46-'50 Intramural Baseball '46-'49 Mu Delta '47 IAZIERSKI, THADDEUS A. Honor Roll 7 Student Council '49-'50 Secretary '49-'50 Intramural Football '46-'47 Intramural Basketball '47 Football Squad '48-'49 Mu Delta '48-'50 Gamma Phl HI Y '48-'50 IEZDZIAK, VALENTINE L. Honor Roll 21 Senior Council '49-'50 Intramural Basketball '46-'49 lu Delta '48-'50 '49 IUNDT, RAYIOND R. Intramural Intramural Intramural OSIKA, EDWIN F. Football '46-'48 Basketball '46-'48 Baseball '46-'48 ROGALA, RONALD j. Intramural Intramural Intralural Football '48 Basketball '47-'49 Baseball '46 Exhibit '47-'48 OSSENBERG, Honor Holl Intramural Intramural Intramural Manager v NURIAN W. 4 Football '46 Basketball '48 Baseball '47 Football Squad '46-'49 '47 Major 49 L' 53' mfg! wk W- J , ,IIN wiggax .qgam X .bla earn, form I. ' Honor Roll l ' Intramural Football '46-'47 , Intramural Basketball '46-'49 Intramural Baseball '46 K i . 1 ' 3 ' 21? W I I, 1 f t I SLAZAK ALFRED T Intramural Intramural PTAK, GENE PRICE, JUDSON T. Football '46-'47 Intramural Basketball '46-'49 Baseball '46-'47 Intramural UREAVUVICH. Honor Roll Intramural Intramural Intramural Junior HI Gamma Phi Y H lu Delta 4 l3 Football '46-'49 Basketball '46-'49 Baseball '46-'49 Track Squad '47-'48 '47 I Y '49 0 8 '50 Honor Roll Year Hook S Exhibit '48 TARAJOS, JOHN G. Swimming Team '49-'50 Rolling Engineers '48-'49 Baseball '47-'48 LESLIE 15 taff '48 Intramural Basketball '46-'ai Intramural Baseball '45-'46 IEHRLIN. FLOYD G. Honor Roll 2 Intramural Football '46-'48 Intramural Basketball '46-'48 Intramural Baseball '47-'49 Rolling Engineers '47-'48 lu Delta '48-'49 IHITCOIE, LEE C. Intramural Football '46 Intramural Basketball '46-'49 Intramural Baseball '47 Baseball Major '49 YRUNA, RICHARD A. H0n0r Roll l Intramural Basketball '46-'47 Intramural Baseball '46 Intramural Football '46-'47 Advertising Staff '46 YAEGER, IILLIAI R. INDUSTRIAL F723 Y 21: fu Q?.5i'pf 5 P .1 I , I 1 K Af as . I I J AHGILELLA, FRANK C, Honor Roll 1 Intramural Football '49 Intramural Basketball '49 Intramural Baseball '49 Gamma Phi Hi Y '49 Chemistry Club '47 Chess Club '46 Dramatic Club '46-'49 Band '46-'48 Dance Band '47-'48 Orchestra '47-'48 BAKER. DONALD Honor Roll l Intramural Football '47 Intramural Basketball '49 Track Squad '47-'49 Cross Country Squad '48-'49 BAKER, IOHH E. Secretary Junior Class '48-'4 Cheerleader '49-'50 Intramural Football '46-'49 Intramural Basketball '46-'48 Intramural Baseball '46-'48 Track Squad '48-'50 Cross Country Squad '48-'50 Field Archers '46-'47 Dramatlr Club '46-'47 Chess Club '46-'50 BELLAUY, HAROLD J. Honor Roll 1 CHEMISTRY 9 HERNHARDT, ROBERT H. Honor Roll 5 Intramural Basketball '48- Chess Club '48-'49 BOYIHS, DALE H. Honor Roll I2 Senior Councll '49-'50 2 Hand '46-'47 Color Guard '49-'50 Intramural Basketball '48-'49 Trark Squad '47 Color Cross Track Kappa Gamma V1 Guard '49-'50 Country Major '49 Major '49 Sigma Phi '48-'50 Phl H1 Y '49-'50 ce President '49-'50 CAULEIELD, CHARLES A. Intramural Football '45-' Intramural Basketball '45 Intramural Baseball '45-' COOK. IENDEL A. v v Band and Orchestra 46- 50 Band Manager '50 Fall Review '46-'47 Christmas Pagent 49 '49 48 '48 48 DEROSA, NICHOLAS A. Honor Roll 6 Treasurer Sophomore Class Intramural Basketball '48 Intramural Football '47-'49 Intramural Baseball '45-'49 Track Squad '47 Cross Country Squad '47-'49 Chemistry Club '47 Junior H1 Y '47 Gamma Phi HI Y '49 HACKER, KENNETH E. Honor Roll 6 Treasurer Sophomore Class Intramural Basketball '48 Track Squad '47 Cross-Country Squad '47-'49 Chemistry Club '47 Junior H1 Y '47 Gamma Phl H1 Y '49 HOSKYNS, YESLEY E. Honor Roll 8 Intramural Basketball '45 Intramural Baseball '47 Chemistry Club '47-'48 Sigma Phi H1 Y '49-'50 HUFNAGEL, ARTHUR L. Honor Roll 21 Intramural Football '47-'48 HYHD5, GENE E. Intramural Football '46 Credo H1 Y '47-'48 Chaplin '45-'49 Chemistry Club '46-'47 Sgt. at Arms '47-'48 JONES, HERBERT R. Band '45 Intramural Football '45-'46 Intramural Basketball '45-'46 Dramatic Club '47-'49 KAIINSKI. LOUIS A. Honor Roll 21 President Sophomore Class '47-'48 President Senior Class '49-'50 Color Guard '49-'50 Student Council '47-'50 Tech Engineer Staff '47-'48 Junior Hi Y '46-'48, Inter Hi Y '47-'4 President'47-'48, Treasurer '47-'M Galla Phi H1 Y '48-'50 Physics Club '48-'49 Biology Club '48-'49 PITTNER, PETER I. Honor Boll 2 Intramural Football '49 POCZKALSKI, CONSTANTINE J. Intramural Football '45 Intramural Basketball '45- Football Squad '47-'49 Junior H1 Y '46-'48 Sgt. at Arms '47-'48 '46 KYACZALA, CHARLES I. fjR.j NIDDUCK, EUGENE A. Honor Boll I Intramural Football '45-'48 Intramural Basketball '45-'47 Intramural Baseball '45-'47 Track Squad '45-'46 Credo Hi Y '49 Dramatic Club '45-'49-'50 Chemistry Club '46-'50 President '49-'50 Tech Engineer Staff '49 Stage Crew '50 IROZIELSKI, IDSEPH S. PTAK, EUGENE j. SCHAFER, CLARENCE E. SCHIUKLER, ALAN I. Intramural Football '47 Intramural Basketball '47 Intramural Baseball '47 Chess Club '47-'48 Vice President '48 Year Book Staff '47 SZELIGA. LEONARD Intramural Football '47 Intramural Baseball '47 Track Squad '48 Exhibit '46 TYRRELL, TNOIAS S. Intramural Football '47-'48 Intramural Basketball '47-'48 Chemistry Club '47 Tech Collectors Club '47 IEBB. NORTON E. Honor Roll 6 Intramural Basketball '48 Intramural Baseball '47 Chrlstnas Pageant '49 IEBER, CAILETON N. Intramural Football '47-'49 Intramural Basketball '48-'49 UTHEH GHHDUHTES HARRIS, JOSEPH C WOLF, HARVEY Building Design and Construction CAMPBELL, HOWARD G COCKLIN, FRANKLIN E MOLESWORTH, THOMAS F. Electrical D'ADDEZIO, FRANK MASTERENKO, GENE MATTINA, SALVATORE I. PARKS, DONALD F. SUCATO, JUSTIN F. Engineering College Preparatory ANDREWS, MATHEW J., fJr.J BISHOP, RUSSELL K. EBERLE, LEROY H. FETZER, NORMAN C. RATHMAN, RONALD L. Industrial Chemistry BALON, RAY R. BROWNING, WILLIAM E HAHIN, ROBERT T. MARKY, ROBERT C. .MILI-IER, GERALD W- SPECIALE, VINCENT J Mechanical Course 0'NEIL, ALLAN L. PRISCO, IGNATIUS F. RYDER, JACK SCHOLZ, RICHARD F. SUDYN, JOSEPH L. 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RT LA - SSER RQBE URER ARTHUR MACKIE wgiggxxggznswr TREA5 ser. -Ar-ARMS As we, the Juniors, the Class of 1951, approach the end of our third successful and enjoyable year at Techni- cal, it is with great pride and enthusiasm that we look back upon our past record. Nearly three hundred Juniors, occupying three spacious roll calls, including annexes, face their coming Senior year at Tech. This year in every activity, sports or otherwise, our Class has been well represented. Among our outstand- ing athletes are John Rossi, Walt Burney, Art Mackie, James 0'Donnell, in football, Ed Galluzzo, Max Thein in basket- ballg Ed Saar, Ed Beagle, John Quinlan in swimmingg and many others in the various sports. Walter Burney made second string News All-High and John Rossi received Honor- 32 able Mention. These boys, together with their teammates, have given Tech a fine record. Setting he beat for the band, which comprises chief- ly Juniors, we have Dan Ryan and Paul Mierzwa at the drums. In the other organizations of the School, we find many Ju- nior ofgicers were elected as in the Student Council, Rol- ling Engineers, Senior Hi-Y, International Relations Club and others. Next year, as Seniors, we hope to repay Technical for the many happy hours given us. Much credit belongs to our Faculty Advisors who have led us in carrying out our Class activities. f - f Una ' .Aw-f W . , , . Q 'Q ,V ' r - Q , - V . af' g, 2 1 4 . I G' ec f V Sv WP 1 .YJ ' - f '5 ' .1 - V f v A , W , ' f, 'fx 'Q . Km, , x . 1 n X mf ,V V :V .A , 5 X Q , ,V ..,,.. . .. V V. . V V A V A , L... I V X X V ,V A V, IIHITUY, IDI' I, -- I IDIIS, PIYIOND F. -- I.C. Alll, 'lLL14l F. -- ' INUEIIPIIEI. LIIRENCI DAILY, IICIIIID -- 1.4. BIKUS, NORIIF I. -- I HARONE, THOIIS I, -- E EIIFP, EIEFSUI -- I.C. HARTKOIIIK. CIIL E -- C, if fs., K' ' . - if ? . A f Gi , f sf 2 V . A 4. WW ' , 1 I I ,. ,V '31 gi U wi.. 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HELL vocfoa, HES Been was wav V '55b'fe'Q Since niksmzr- s.'l W Mus: ED sms-I6 AT H 'm woo-1 iw f QM 44' REALLY, l M, THINK me 'rem W1 D Y.. wouoenrw, 1 Luucn- ITHQS Wxgggf g ', IIB 5,,f2?'5i5fi Q V1 I I -. ' Y uw NN Vx xx ,fx kb X ' A L' Xxx -+V 1 e d My y ' J Q-f f 6.5. 7' 4 Diff' X M Q kh'9,f4,la,, ,Y o ,uKlU2lAd d If 'l1l ulxxnwv You THINKTHIS ss Bao-wlxrr C' LUNCH- 5. l MWF' ,-l OFFICERS Earl Chriswell President Wesley Loos Vice-President : John Kontos Secretary Charles McConnell Treasurer Mrs. Julia C. Murray Faculty Advisor EARL CHRISWELL WESLEY LOOS JOHN KONTOS CHARLES MCCONNELL Mrs. Gwendolyn P. Schieb PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Faculty Advisor 4- Miss Charlotte A. Smith Faculty Advisor SUPHUIHUHE CLHSS TECHHICHL HIGH SCHUUL As the end of our second year approaches, we the Class of 1952, hope that by our accomplishments we have proven ourselves able to carry on in our Junior and Senior years the high traditions of Tech- nical High School. The Sophomore Class, numbering two hundred and seventy-nine students, is complet- ing its second and thus far its most eventful year. This year thirty-five students have been on the honor roll at least twice. Our Band and Orchestra members total ten. We are proud of the Sophomores who are members of the various clubs and organiza- tions, and trust that they will carry on the work of improving and furthering their leadership next year. The Sophomores also showed signs of talent in dra- matics and debate, at least five boys participating in these activities. We are justly proud of our many members who participated in the following sports: football majors included Wesley Loos, Paul Jackson, Carl Draper, John Rossi, Peter Rao, squad men were Warren Gee, Lawerence Eusanio, Frank Polino, Leonard Stelmachg basketball, Carl Draper, cross country, majors were Walter Schultz, Art Depezynskig squad man Leonard Kaminskig swimming, William Haag, Charles McConnell, Walter Funk, John Rossi, Richard Weber and Edward Pendrys. At this time basketball, track and tennis teams have not yet been organized, but we are sure that the Sophomores will be well repre- sented on them as there is a large number ready to qualify. We, the members of the Sophomore Class, hereby pledge that we will carry on our good work and if possible, better it in the coming year. To our Faculty Advisors, Mrs. Schieb, Mrs. Mur- ray and Miss Smith, we extend our sincere gratitude for their help in successfully guiding us through our Sophomore year. ROLL CALL 209 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row William R. Pratt, Robert Francis, Ronald R. Jankowski, Harry Schick, Daniel Snyder, Richard Kasprzyk, Richard Polinski, Robert Brickel, Alfred Streczywilk Thomas Mangold, William L. Olson, Frank J. Cavalieri, Edward C. Piper, Jack Solomon, Larry Insinna, Anthony DeAneelis, Norbert J. Koszuta Berton M. Underberg, Charles W. Broderick, Frederick A. Williams, Robert A. Malachowski, Robert Getman, Richard Williams, Richard D. Bayard Douglas C. Hale, Norman Richardson, Daniel M. Bogin, Robert B. Wean, Arthur G. Wypych, Leonard Gorski, Richard A. Fehr Sanford J. Fetzer, David J. Masman, Edward A. Mikler, Edward H. Steckelberg, Donald B. Rosche, Andrew S. Russo, Stanford Fitzgerald, Adam C. Mazurek David R. Schreiber, Ronald Radziwon, Ronald M. Mederski, Stephen Sklar, Carl A. Draper, Arthur J. Loveland, Norbert W. Kaleta Ronald A. Tamol, John Woloszynski, Ernest L. Jeziorski, Richard Rathman, Kenneth MacDonald, Paul R. Mertzlufft, Norman G. Czaplicki, Charles Wertz John G. Umphreyville, Richard R. Cody, Ralph H. Walk, Daniel W. Tierney, Alexander Hury, George C. Roetzer, Kurtz M. Hoffritz, Arnold W. Facklam Paul Schwenk, Paul Kuropatwinski, Kenneth R. Gibson, Earl K. Chriswell, Henry Kleinfelder, Nelson K. Deeble, Paul F. Lansing Oliver Blackhall, Gene Zimmerman, William Mc- Intosh, Raymond Dellwardt, Roy Gerstenberg, Timothy P. Coughlin, James S. Hibbard Salvatore Trippi, Charlie Carlino, Arturo J. Walter, Walter Warmus, Julius A. Wurst, Irving A. Sibley, Richard Graziano Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row John Hickey, Joseph Girard, Eugene Malinowski, Salvatore Genco, Ronald Fial, Charles Mc- Connell, Frederick Schwinn Gerald Kawczynski, Ralph Rampino, Charles Snyder, Edward Pearson, Paul Oehler, Martin Doebert, Alfred Kaminski, Robert Bohrer, Leslie Davis Frank Polino, John Fliss, Salvatore Sorce, Joseph Jowsey, Gary Smith, Leo Gembala Donald Riegel, Eugene Oskia, Daniel Kwiatowski, Ralph Walters, Robert Harris, Joseph Cicero, Anthony Tibollo Jack Meetze, Louis Valente, Richard Blazak, Abraham Simon, Paul Pitt, James Czarnecki, John Kontos Elmer Bello, Lawrence Eusanio, Isaiah Bennett, Ronald Tober, Robert Baeumler, Bruce Metz, Robert Wheeler, Paul Jackson John Maurelli, Richard Lewinski, Leonard Stel- mach, John Manning, James Manuel, Robert Krolczyk, Ronald Reid William Sabio, Thomas Wedgewood, Edward Grabow- ski, David Prenatt, Daniel Ruhland, Raymond Swan, John Cleary, Clarence Steinbach Eugene L. Tytka, Alfred Rokitka, William Mueller, Roy Weaver, Richard Stanton, Joseph Faltisco, Walter Funk James McPherson, Russell Hutchinson, William Christ, Ronald Schruefer, Fred De Palma, Robert Morris, Robert Plisk Arthur Depczynski, Patrick Bly, John Carpenter, Donald Day, Richard Swiatkowski, Raymond Drozy, William Haag ROLL CALL 310 ROLL CALL 317 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Richard Johnson, Edwin Pustelnik, Richard T. Bialek, James Kryeier, Kenneth F. Hoffman, Peter R. Rao, Warren H. Shuck. Charles Rosala, Jr., William Mansell, Joseph Hughes, Gary Knight, Donald G. Christel, Norman Dechert, John Francis David M. Groh, Paul K. Gay, Richard Maciejew- Ski, Robert. SChiI'E, Charles H. Olday, William Coad, Reginald Butkowski James Dougherty, Kenneth J. lurthoys, Clarence Fitzgerald, Ronald J. Dombrowski, Robert Mar- cucci, Edward R. Pendrys, Laddie W. Pratt Anthony V. Nero, Herbert C. Meyer, Francis Kosmal, Jerry Foiqelman, Robert W. Boehm, Robert E. Lenz, Paul A. Dixon William R. Rittman, Warren I. Gee, Henry A. Felker, Joseph H. Cimra, Charles Sanida, Edward K. Carr, Marcus W. Fish Lawrence Parrino, John Baily, Richard Mazur, Eugene Held, Ronald Ehlert, Leonard Kaminski, Ralph M. Podgorski James F. McGuire, Stephen F. Brady, Wesley Loos, Joseph McGuire, Salvatore A. Catalano, Robert Mentley, Alfred J. Sliwinski Edmund Janicki, Henry Lis, Alfred Kazukiewicz, Richard Brocki, James Lagowski, Jeulius Kaduk, Peter Bishop Ronald Derner, Harry J. Goble Jr., Frank E. Hackett, Donald Schulte, Lawrence Pieczynski RONALD ATKINS ROBERT LUDWIG JOHN NOTARO JOSEPH A. PANZYK OFFICERS Joseph A. Panzyk Treasurer FACULTY ADVISORS Mrs. Maude Wallace Miss Florence Meyer Miss Doris Benham Mr. Gerald 0'Donnell fnfsnmifblriiirkiiiwbniilkihl HiEEKEScH0uL We, the Freshmen class of '50, look back on the short time we have been at Tech, and hope to have done our best to make our first year a suc- cessful one. Since we were accepted as members of Technical High School, we realize that the future of the School depends on us, and we will do all in our power to prove ourselves dependable, truthful and loyal. In this short time we have had a large number of students on the School Honor Roll, but we must strive to do better in our next years at Tech. This year the Freshman class has started its physical education program with more enthusiasm then ever before, because the boys are eager to improve Tech's record in every field. We have a high aim and we hope to achieve our goal. Many of our members have proved to be good athletes, and might develop into great stars of the future. Among these is William Glinski who made the basket ball squad. The Tech Band and Orchestra also have attracted a large number of Freshmen. Now that we are near the end of our Freshman year, we are looking forward to our Sophomore year with its many new opportunities and responsibili- ties, and sincerely hope to continue to uphold the fine traditions of Technical High School. We wish at this time to thank our faculty advisors for the assistance they have given us throughout the entire year. We also wish to thank our special advisors, Mr. Boller and Dr. Chriswell Ronald Atkins President Robert Ludwig Vice-President John Notaro Secretary ROLL CALL 219 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Henry Ksiazek, Louis Wojtulski, Arthur Tybor, Donald Podgorski, George Coleman, Donald Dour is, James Anderson Richard Joszkiewicz, Charles Panepinto, John Losi, Paul Bergum, Clarence Hunt, Raymond Buch, Donald Valtin Richard Karpinski, Carl Di Pasquale, Norman Padziwon, Oyprian Marciniak, Louis Ruberto, William San Filippo, Richard Arbogast, Stanly Grzebinski Donald Rapsard, Fredric Morelle, Fredrick Fry drychowski, Thomas Zwack, Roger Will, Roger Walker, Louis Steinkirchner, Russell Ziemer Malcolm Spivey, Gregory Pollock, Gerald Koz- lowski, Milton Ehrenberg, Kenneth Poole, Dale Radka, Carl Beach, Richard Seifert Harold lucia, Weber, Robert Triodl, Joseph Santa- George Everle, Carl Hoerner, Norman Willebrandt, Joseph Snyder Daniel Mundt, Strozyk, Ronald Pfalzgraf, George Melvin Chudzik, James Reckahn, Ronald Heller, Ross Trietley, Edward Zolnowski Paul Rupp, Charles Shanahan, Thaddeus Moskal, Howard Scholl, Ethan Peters, James Taylor, Daniel Mentley Donald Szczodrowski, Donald Watkins, Raymond Davis, Matthew Pronko, Ronald Kuwik, Conrad Perry, Eugene Idziak, Andrew Bellezza Robert White, Edward Heberlein, David Grover, David Allen, Joseph Koscielniak, Robert Lud- wig, Deane Petschke, Donald Petko, Clifford Thomas Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Gerald M. Helper, Frank Ott, Raymond Graf, Fred Bolz, James Cruse, John Brown, Paul Staf- ford Norman Dudziak, James Dolvan, Mack Luchey, William Levin, Eugene Lewandowski, James Mere- dith, James Janik Thomas Laskowski, Herbert Schroeder, Francis Mc Cann, Charles Majerek, Peter Andreana, Stephan Stefanick, Paul Haft Carl Ludwiczak, James Scherer, James Greene, Robert Ehyet, Richard Korcz Vito Bovo, Robert Izdorczak, Richard Kron, Gerald Pankiewicz, Gerald Rovillo, Henry J. Kwapisz, William T. Myka Thomas Andrzejewski, Otto Plinzke, Joseph A. Panczyk, Robert Gramza, David Orth, Irving Patterson, Harry Dzierzewski, Ronald Orze- chowski John Pietruszewski, George Bussi, Ronald Czajka, Herman Bucholz, Harry Hall, Michael C. Crotty, Douglas Jones, Melvin Borczynski Conrad Wozniak, Frank Perello, Donald Sibley, Joseph Kaminski, Jack H. Henrich, Marco Fras- chella, David E. Barth, Joseph Siracuse Douglas Ales, Gerald E. Prawel, Robert E. Beil Stephen C. Skalski, Cyrus Kloner, Robert Ciszak, Daniel Nagi, James J. Reid Robert L. Tortorici, Edward F. Gorski, Howard H. Huber, Arthur Grabowski, Vincent F. Busch, Edward S. Sak, Donald Boffey, Robert G. Myszewski 3 ROLL CALL 219 ROLL CALL 213 ROLL CALL 213 ROLL CALL 318 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Robert Kruzicki, William Baker, Anthony De- Franks, Lowell Petties, Bruce F. Aichinger, Donald Borngraber, Manfred Kiener Gerald Janulewicz, Vincent Iapichino, Joseph C. Russo, Ronald Gardon, Herman Baisch Jr., Donald Chudyk, Eugene Wolongevitz Donald Bowen, Thomas Beyer,'Arthur Kostrzewski, Grant Callahan, Carl Sshmidt, Robert Hagn, Ronald Soehnlein, Ronald Krischan Donald Bissette, Carl Czora, Eugene A. Maskal, Herbert Berlin, Gerald Wiernik, George Vallas, John Dwyer Frank Riuhiazzi, Attilio Sirianni, Raymond Reb- mann, Edward Pawlak, Jerome Biedny, Norman Hul- bert, Donald Gordon, Frank A. Lazzaro Ronald Michalski, Alfred Maj, Robert Moranski, Benny Di11,Donald Nelson, Francis Miller, Henry Grabowski, Donald Len Chester F. Lehmann, Robert D. Kehs, Ronald P. Chadwick, Allen W. Chilson, James R. Engle- bert, John Maul, David Lindelow, Donald R. Lee, Cezary R. Bukolt, William Glinski Kenneth R. Hollsten, Frank Fudala, Ronald Krause, Elmer Kraffert, James Kaylor, Donald L. Brunner, Bennet C. Dean Robert M. Jones, Donald Hammond, Salvatore Barbera, Norman Richthammer, Anthony Gelsomino, Phillip Mclndoo, David Anderson, Ronald At- kins Richard Edmonds, William Conklin, Frank B. Newman, Frank Notaro, Louis Ferris, Donald Cramer, Joseph Dangleis, Bruce Camenga, Steph- en H. Hussak David Horrocks, Arthur E. Lord, Richard Keenen, Richard Mecca, Robert Dewey, Richard Helda, Bennie Benton Edward Menard, Raymond H. Beers, Stuart W. Lengel, Carlton Matthis, Frederick Hogan, Robert Degen, Ivan Applebaum, James Napierski, Peter Marinaro Row Row Row Row Row Row Peter Witte, Carl A. Witte, Robert G. Polia- chik, Robert Schubring, Philip Leone, George Vorie, John Notaro, Samuel L. Tabone, Ronald C. Rore, Robert G. Uhl Stanley S. Zulawski, Joseph A. Rzeznik, Arthur A. Kostusiak, Kenneth Taylor, Richard Obstar- czyk, Paul Smith, Robert Nagal, Claude Barrow, George Abrams, Ronald Bellamy Robert E. Torrico, Murray Hurben, Louis Gastr- zembski, Robert Geise, John Vitello, Joseph Testa, Raymond Widelski, Jack C. Mettauer Salvatore J. Valvo, Edward Trzcenski, LeRoy Trovis, William Martin Jr., Leotis R. Price, Leslie Wotherspoon, Gerard Ptak, John R. Wil- son Leonard Szczepanski, Robert Scarafia, Edward Rozek, Gerald Alfrets, Arthur Wypiar, Norbert Wypiar, Alfred Edel, William Schmidt Robert Roetzu, Leonard Suminski, William Tay- lor, Donald 0'Neil, Donald Petri, Joseph Hill, Howard C. Steggs, Norman Rechlin ROLL CALL 201 it .-1 4 ow YOU TAKE Q ' V A i w-ER 4 Ngffs THERE , , 1.' 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' R 13, VV 4 if-.V-1' ' ' , V - V - f . , - ' V , - . V . V .I 1.21, 4, I . W V I V - 72,1 V Vtxfmau V Vx V ix V' bl V .. .Q .V V ' JINQ ' ' - ' ' V 4,3-'-. bn, 1' ' -4 . . of 1 ' -- - -L --' LU: .V .-.12.fw.--V -f.- f -- V'- T '4f 4 V 4 f w X ' 'Q' I 4' ' 1 A Q jig' W 1 cv' f a 1 4 Q W We X V , . A ,V 'U to 4' 'K B a 1 4 L? r -H w , 'V 1 V ff' If - M7-.fl ,, tff J bf I .ku ,U-.. Q, 2,30 , Q 1 -. V VNV- Vi V 1 - .4 4 1 1 vu. H' n A I 1 1 1 Row 4: Lowell Pettles. Donald R. Lee, Bruce F. Aichinger, Norman Czaplicki, Roy Gerstenberg, Nelson Deeble, Row 1: Charles Wertz, Auditor: Cyrus Kloner, Ass't. Manager: Abraham Simon, Manager: Marcus W. Fish, Collector Warren I. Gee, Bookkeeper Row 2: Harry A. Schick, Kenneth C. Taylor, Alfred Streczyvilk, Milton A. Rhenberg, Gerald E. Prawei, Robert White, Douglas Jones, Donald T. Douras, Donalf F. Riegel, William Olson Row 3: Ronald Derner, Chester F. Lehman, Ted Mazurski, Raymond Swan, Donald Petko, Edward Herberlein, Eugene Held, Daniel Murphy, Irv Landahl David Prenatt, Hermann Baisch, Ralph Banach, Robert Johnston Each year Technical High School requests candidates for the solicita- tion of advertisements which are to appear in the Techtonian. There has always been a large response, espec- ially from the Freshman group. This year more than 100 boys offered their services. Several boys who have sold a one half page ad have earned a 4-inch let ter T, while others more ambitious, who have sold a full page ad or its equivalent, have earned a 5-inch let- ter. A few have proved themselves to be real salesmen and have earned the Major T for the sale of one and one- half pages of advertisements. We trust that these boys will en- joy the letters they have earned and that we will have a good number of them back with us in September to compete for the Gold, the Silver or the Bronze Medal Awards. ADVERTISING STAFF OFFICERS: Manager Abraham Simon Ass't. Cyrus Klomer Bookkeeper Warren I. Gee Auditor Charles Wertz Collector Marcus W. Fish Faculty Adviser F. Kyrl Dee TECHTONIAN WORKERS WHO HAVE GAINED ONE OR MORE CREDITS Credits Gold Medal Silver Medal Bronze Medal Charles Wertz Abraham Simon Geralde Prawel Donald Lee Nelson Deeble Douglas Jones Marcus Fish Milton Ehrenberg Robert White Cyrus Kloner Abraham Simon Marcus Fish Walter C. Diringer Warren I. Gee Donald Riegel Donald Douris Harry Schick Cyrus Kloner Bill Olson Eugene Held Norman Czaplicki I wouoek wr-:AT KDND OF SRLESTALK HE USES T0 GET 30 MANY ADVETNSEMENIE 6 -A ' 1 ,Q ' .1 O shawn u kgI' f 1 v. . fp fy A 24 F f f. . , I hi.? SPH -1 K 'HSE fgQQ AERO AUTICAL Paul Lansing Raymond Swan Robert Malachowski Richard Kasprzyk Timothy Coughlin Laddie Pratt Mr. Edward Pecora SOCIETY OFFICERS President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Sgt.-at-Arms Asst. Sgt.-at-Arms Faculty Advisor E 4 E I Love 3, , Sb LIVE y ANGEROUSLY all i ,I,. Q -2 5 ?0j2 NBUP6r Row 1: Timothy Coughlin, Sgt.-at-Arms: Paul Lansing, President: Laddie Pratt, Asst. Sgt.-at-Arms: Robert Malachow- ski, Treasurer: Raymond Swan, Vice-President: Richard Kasprzyk, Secretary Row 2: Robert Mentley, Harry Schick, Edward Szpila, Richard Blazak. Richard Edmonds, Allen Chilson, Sanford Fetzer William Pratt Row 3: Ernest Jeziorski, Joseph Gunner, Edward Brodka, Alfred Streczywilk, Paul Oehler, Richard Tunney, Richard Delo Row 4: Norman Rechlin, Robert Johnson, Ralph Banach, Ronald Tober The Aeronautical Society was or- ganized in 1940 by some active students who were interested in the science of aeronautics. Our main purpose is to gain the interest of the students in the field of aviation. Through this Club, we hope to teach our members more about aviation of today and of the fu- ture. Our organization is composed of twenty-one members in their Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior and Senior years. Our Club meetings are held weekly in Room 114. During the past year, our activities included a tour of the air- port, a picnic for the members, joint meetings with other aeronautical clubs and flying meets which were held down- stairs in the gym. We hope to increase our activities for the coming year by studying new models that are in the news today such as the flying wing, the flying saucer and others which have broken the speed of sound. At this time, the members of the Aeronautical Club would like to thank Mr. Edward Pecora, our Faculty Advisor, for his participation in the Club and for his helpful advice given during the past year. 51 Row 1: Norman G1owacki,Ass't. Sgt.-at-Arms: James Coleman, Treasurer: Sylvester Barbera, Vice-President, Louis Fabiano, President, Louis Vertino, Secretary: Thomas Pilippi, Sgt.-at-Arms Row 2' John W. Burkhalter, Faculty Advisor: David O'Keeffe, Robert Laswick, Daniel Domagalski, Antony Marinaro Kevin Quealy, Richard Delo, Donald Beck, Leonard Maciejewski, Nelson Deeble, Leon Zolnowski Row 3: Arthur Walter, David Gordon, Donald Glenski, Michael Wechter, Robert Ullenbruch, Robert Fox, Donald Darrow, Herbert Eiss ROW 42 Raymond Golebiewski. Charles Moore, Max Czarnecki, Thomas Fitzgerald, Robert Schenk, Richard Wagner, Richard Arent, Daniel Ryan The prominent Building Design Society is one of the oldest organ- izations in Technical High School. It was organized this year by sev- eral ambitious members. The purpose of the Society is to supplement the studies of the students in the Building Design and Construction Course, to allow the members of the Course, to become better acquainted with each other and to provide a source of enter- tainment for its members. Although the Society was late 52 in reorganizing this year we have planned several activities which will include a bowling party and a skating party. During the course of the year we will hold meetings in which slides on architectural and structural desiqn will be shown. The members of the Society would like to express their erat- itude and sincere thanks to Mr. John Burkhalter, and Mr. John Gal- vin for their help, without which the Society would never have been successful. BUILDI G DESIG SOCIETY OFFICERS Louis R. Fabiano Sylvester J. Barbera Louis M. Vertino James Coleman Thomas A. Filippi Norman J. Glowacki Mr. John Burkhalter Mr. John Galvin President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms Ass't.-Sqt.- at-Arms Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor fOUF2 BUILDINGS y AEE UNTOUCHED BY A HUMAN -HANDS lf ef l'a' 1 'A ' 'T' at 'Vlf W2-2' ' . 4 eff :if 9' 1, f' ,l ffm? '??J K 2 V ? I- fh' 1 QF,- i ' 'V fe ' f , - e Tlsxtva H3529 155 . yi fl . L.. 4 4, as 4 CE' - rj: ' ff, C-' CIE? vufilfv I 3 ' LLJ.--iff. Q N 1? QIUVUTV' 4.- Q25 ,Fb5ezwnz2e+- 'Lf' CHEMISTRY CLUB OFFICERS Eugene A. Mioducki Donald Kava Joseph Nowaldy Kenneth H. Waltz Mr. William Block G, f. , 1 5 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisor Trl Munn-r Row 1: William Block, Faculty Advisor: Kenneth Waltz, Treasurer: Eugene Mioducki, President: Donald Kava, Vice President: Joseph Nowadly, Secretary Row 2: Richard Boyer, Mitchell Banas, Norman Fetzer, Ronald Kamholz, Donald Dossinger, Donald Krentz, Robert Black, Michael McDonald Row 3: Joseph Sposh, Charles Patti, John Madejski, Keith Grugan, Terrance Forster, Edward Lesinski Row 4: Thomas Sullivan, William Osborne, Truman Latona Since the organization of the Tech Chemistry Club in 1925, it has been expanded to include not only the upperclassmen of the Chemistry course, but also students in all the courses. The foremost interests of the Club are to help supplement the student's chemical studies, to introduce the members to various industrial processes and to provide a social outlet for their enthusi- asm. Durinz the year, meetings are held every Friday immediately after school in Room 313. These may be business meetings or a prepared ex- periment performed by a voluntary committee. The annual functions of the Club include a picnic at Chestnut Ridge Park, a skating party and visits to industrial laboratories. The Club wishes to extend its sincere gratitude to our Faculty Advisor, Mr. William Block, for his splendid aid and cooperation dur- ine the year. Row 1: Charles W. Stein, Coach: Donald Cole, Vice-Presidentg Salvatore Maiore, Presidentg Paul Sardella, Secre- tary: John Dellasala, Treasurer Row 2: Gerald Schneiderman, Gordon Reitz, Robert Wesser, Daniel Kujawa, Daniel Murphy Three years ago, the Interscholastic De- bate Society of Buffalo Technical High School again resumed its activities after being in- terrupted by the war. In the past years the members of this organization have proven their ability in public speaking. This year our team is composed of a group of young men who are confident that diligent and sincere effort will, as in the past, as- sure them the success won by Tech teams in previous years. The topic which has been chosen for de- 54 bate in the Buffalo High Schools this year is NSocialized Medicine.W Tech will debate Ken- sington at Tech and Grover Cleveland at Grover. This year we are confident of giving our worthy opponents a hard struggle and of achieving ul- timate victory. Members of the Society would like to take this opportunity to offer their coach, Mr. Charles W. Stein, their sincere gratitude and appreciation for his untiring efforts in their behalf. I TERSCHGLASTIC DEB TE OFFICERS Salvatore Maiore Donald Cole Paul Sardella John Della Salla Charles W. Stein President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisor www DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS Daniel Ryan Daniel Kostrzewski Reginald Butkowski Miss Doris Benham President Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer Faculty Advisor UTID Row Row Row 1: Miss C. D. Benham, Faculty Advisor: Reginald Butkowski, Secretary Treasurerg Daniel Ryan, President: Daniel Kostrzewski, Vice-President, Eugene Mioducki, Sgt.-at-Arms 2. Arthur Werner, Robert Santuci, Donald Radka, Robert Schenk, Robert Crandell, Donald Napora, Richard Ieinzler Lawrence Maull 3: Robert Dobinski, Fredrick Hogan, Eugene Wach, John Dellasalla, Danny Bogin, William Mc Intosh, Henry Tylenda In this, its fourteenth year of existence, the Tech Dramatic Club has proven itself to be one of the most active and public spirited organizations in the School. Its members have worked tirelessly and selflessly to raise the morale and spirit of the student body through the medium of good entertainment. Every afternoon after school from the beginning of October until the end of December, Saturdays and holidays included, found them giving of their talent and of their time for the benefit of their fellow students. It was fun, but it was also a lot of hard work. The decision to attempt something a little more ambitious this year for the fall play proved a happy one. It had been a long time since Tech had produced a mystery play, it had been a longer time since a finer and more succe f l 'Mystery In The Libraryl, had been presented. moment and in deep suspense the next. Upon the completion of the play, the members extensive plans of the assembly committee for the unteered their services, and have inaugurated, as ss u production than the mystery comedy, It kept the audience in peals of laughter one of the Club were made acquainted with the Christmas pageant. Immediately, they vol- a result of their efforts, what they hope will become a tradition at Tech. The Christmas pageant, nThe Prince of Peacen, encased in its colorful setting and beautiful costumes, centering about the birth of the Divine Child interwoven with the traditional carols rendered by a chorus of forty voices to the accom- paniment of an electric organ, was deeply impressive. The silent tribute paid to it by the audience was symbolic of its success. The members of the Dramatic Club have been happy to serve Tech. They take this oppor- tunity to thank Miss Benham and all those who have given them encouragement in their en- deavors or who have helped them in any material way. 55 v Archie Munro, Carl F. Roesch, Advisor: Donald Napora, Vice-Presidentg Robert Kendall, President: Rudolph Marso, Recording secretaryg Norman Dobmeier, Corresponding Secretary: Stanley Odre, Faculty Advisor Daniel Gainey, Harry Schick, Robert Brickel, Walter Skotnicki, Treasurerp Paul Dunphy, Sgt-at-Arms: Donald Franklin Hoffman, Charles Adelmann, James Carnevale, James Rauls, James Busdiecker, Richard Weinzler, Paul Row 12 Row 2: Riegel, Frank Falkowski, William Lewke Row R Pitt, Angelo Broncore Row 4: Eugene Held, Lloyd Breeser, John Mazur, Ronald Smith, Alan Sterns, Thomas Kolasa The Tech Electrical Society was founded in January, 1923 for the purpose of bringing into a closer relationship the members of the Electrical classes, both with each other and with the remainder of the school. We aim to extend our skills and knowledge, to increase our interests in the field of electricity and to keep alive fellowship and friendship. Our Society is one of the oldest organizations in the School's history. We have visited many industrial plants in and about the City during the year, visits which have proved to be thoroughly interesting and very educational. Our annual dance to be held in March will be successful as our dances in the year and we are certain Forward to the picnic which be the last social event of The Society has charge mas Carols which are played one of our more notable events, and we all hope it will be as previous years. We have also planned an assembly program for that it will be enjoyed by all. ln addition, we are looking will be held at the end of the school year. This picnic will the year in which the members will participate. of decorating the Christmas Tree and provides recorded Christ- at school by members of the Society during the last two days before the Christmas vacation. The Society also aids our advisors in operating the pro- jection machine and other electrical equipment in the School. The Society wishes to express its sincere gratitude to its Faculty Advisors, Mr. Carl F. Roesch and Mr. Stanley W. Odre, for their splendid aid and cooperation during this successful year. 56 ELECTRICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS Robert L. Kendall Donald W. Napora Rudolf W. Marso Norman Dobmeier Walter Skotnicki Paul A. Dunphy Mr. Carl F. Roesch Mr. Stanley W. Odre we ww qigqw , .NW,vJfl?3E,QEx?.5 , ,V ,,.5'1-up '.f,1!-Q51 iw ,-Q 'Ha gl aww- My President Vice-President Rec'd Secty. Corr. Secty. Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms Faculty Adviser Faculty Adviser X Ta J 'ea 5 fee' cl' fav J I Ny 1' , ' Q A i !avv 1 1-5 C ,Y-at. e annum f' 'Nsn' ,,', eg.-1 in avg rl- 55. .-,LV-31:1--r-wL:j.f:f:'5q'gqy-, 1-V-, :qv ew '::g.-ev my-,yi-aa. . -A473 . 4-e,1fJf..,Ras-'f.-f'.s 74ut 1-, 4, 'ffm' ' V 'U , fe s 'C' 'T . .-.g- 5.12.5 ':,-:gzfv eq-it f,,g-553317, :3 l'T5r f1. sf f. . -' ' 'tv fa H- f , 1 .a w.4:1l'ifii Es. .. - -1.'.jn1,T 'fF':?: V:f5jF2'4q' D,.f,.41:.v1e'4 ,f ,213 f1t'4'-ie- qw, Q ,f,.ivf,:.1 ,A - -:.fq,:'f-.-...fl Q ,..-1iPf':f'2nr v 'ww1Sfe:w'4Kfi1i..-g1'I:'i.-lf:- W . ., , - ' , - 1. . , :Q fvwwweewayewwffw' is 'fini 11Niadi?Wh-'lffz'-I-:5lLf,:EfbQe.?.Qj ,:i'11'7I5.E ' - - A f - ' i-,'. i.. vy..:r 4145?--'-Yr-i 1 . 'vl.v.'- ' ' -'. ' 1 e ,L .fs,,1. . --fe . -:- wb A r M, Q. -. ,-'a1:5f'L'.e-,gtgqw.'2'rr1-.fm-x , ' ,- , , ,. 5 '- T -'i E3fT:1,19'F-T,-2.5-1:I-21' f ,. ' '- P, ' ' 'i mMuvJwwW'f1 Aw' be ef'-wee 'mw+4Mafp,v 'a- :Qvua?H f ., ii ' lf,-Ffiffiff I --ii. ,Q . tr, Al, i uw... .. J . .. ,g N-1. ' -A. , - ,f. '..1'-w- ., . 2. ' . f i . F .' 'if ' f 1 -' Q 1 , - 4 ' . . NX' I W. ., . , 4 , k m ,Y y ,lf fi' 'mx-fa , l , ,e Y 'iff iz: . ,aa1iliiIlIll. Q a IU IOR CQUNCIL Q WORLD AFFAIRS OFFICERS John Della Salla President Walter Skotnicki Vice-President Ronald Atkins Secretary Ivan Applebaum Treasurer Samuel Block Faculty Advisor Q l Row k Atkins, Secretary, Ivan Applebaum, Treasurer Row Z Row 3: Gene Patti, Ral h W lt Row M The Junior Council on World Affairs was organized as a Club for the first time in the Fall of 1949. Because of the tremendous inter- est displayed, this group has managed to accom- plish much with regard to understanding the var- ious problems of an international nature facing the world today. In order to stimulate inter- ests, the Club has featured such activities as panel discussions, round table discussions and committee reports which aim at analyzing such events as recent affairs in Europe and the Far Samuel N. Block, Faculty Advisorg Walter Skotnicki, Vice-President: John Della Salla, President: Ronald Donald Brunner, Reginald Butkowski, Raymond Beers, Bennie Benton, Daniel Bogin, Robert Wean p a ers, James Hansen, Ralph Walk, William Mueller, Carl Tronolone, John Ruhland James Hermanson, James Manuel, Robert Krolczyk, Jerry Weimar, Walter Wells, Howard Steggs East and progress made by the United Nations in settling various international problems. It is hoped that the organization will continue to function and to accomplish its ob- jectives of developing leadership and enabling each interested student to equip himself more adequately with information on current issues. We wish to take this opportunity to thank our advisor, Mr. Samuel Block, for his untir- ing efforts in our behalf during the past year. 57 Row li William Eckert, Treasurer, Gordon Reitz, Recording Secretary: Donald Cole, President: Ralph Fey, Vice- Presidentg Donald Harter, Corresponding Secretary, Lawrence Johnston, Sgt.-at-Arms Row 2: Theodore Pyrak, Terrance Klein, Ronald Hohl, Walter Mergenhagen, Charles Rosenburg, Charles Moore, Charles Kessel Row 3: Daniel Murphy, Daniel Kujawa, Mitchell Banas, Robert Wesser, Gerald Schneiderman, Dale Bowins, Charles Patti Kappa Sigma Phi is one of the oldest and most active societies in Tech. The purposes of the fraternity are to promote good fellow- ship among the students and to be of service to the School. Throughout the current year we have launched numerous school activities. During the football season programs were sold to acquaint the students with the team and to be of enjoyment at the games. Kappa Sigma Phi also presented a bronze pin to each major letterman in appreciation of his efforts and team spirit. Our basketball team was also honored when both chapters presented the electric score- Another pro- board at an unveiling ceremony. ject which aided the School was the purchas- ing of fluorescent lights which have been in- stalled in the new trophy cases. March 9th marked our Forty-First anni- 58 versary and our annual assembly program con- sisted of a talent show in which many gifted musicians participated. On the following Sat- urday came the reunion banquet which was en- joyed by both actives and passives. This year Kappa Sigma Phi again spon- sored a Scholarship Dance, the proceeds of which were awarded to an outstanding Senior. The candidates for this award were judged on the basis of character, scholastic rating and financial need. In addition, a trophy was awarded to a member of the student body pos- sessing fine qualities of leadership, school spirit and athletic and scholastic ability. We wsih to thank all those who co-op- erated with us to make our activities success- ful and we are especially grateful for the ex- cellent guidance and assistance Miss Thiel has given us in all our undertakings. PPA SIGMA PHI OFFICERS Donald Cole Ralph Fey Gordon Reitz Donald Harter William Eckert Miss Irma G. Thiel MASQUEDA President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisor XKHPP0 SIG- r P, nance , L 0 gg: , ... KAPPA. SIGMA PI-II ICT OFFICERS Ronald Woods President Fred Specht Vice-President Joseph Piacenti Parker Williams Henry Rys Arthur Werner Irma G. Thiel Secretary Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms Asst. Sgt.-at-Arms Faculty Advisor i,, y jeuij 1. 4 t A ' 't!,A 01: Q . '59, sf ' ,, X172 ' ' ,y ' - ' ' C I 3-. gh' I I f x..s-Mfg: . ,,2 Al ,V ' TIIOWBRAY Row 1: Arthur Werner, Ass't. Sgt-at-Arms: Parker Williams, Treasurer: Ronald Woods, Presidentg Fred Specht, Vice- Presidentg Joseph Piacenti, Secretary: Henry Rys, Sgt.-at-Arms Row 2: Daniel Ryan, William Tober, Daniel Kostrzewski, John Donnellon, Eugene Wach. Norman Hoad, Paul Mertzlufft, James Catalano, Ramon Milkie During the past year, Kappa Sigma Phi Iota has enjoyed one of its most prosperous years. This year we of the Iota Chapter sold Christmas cards to the student body and members of the Faculty. Football pins were presented to the major lettermen on our football team through the undertakings of Kappa Sigma Phi Iota and Kappa Sigma Phi. Kappa Sigma Phi Iota was founded for the express purpose of encouraging a greater spirit of unity and school spirit among the student body of Techni cal High School. In the future as in the past we of the Iota Chapter of Kap- pa Sigma Phi will see to it that just this is accomplished. During our last few meetings plans were being made for a dance which will be held sometime in the latter part of January. The two chapters of Kappa Sigma Phi cooperated on an idea to buy a scoreboard for the School gymnasium. The scoreboard has been purchased and will be ready for our games in School. We are sure this scoreboard will be appreciated by all those who attend these games. We should like to express our deep feeling of gratitude and appreciation to Miss Thiel for the many services she has rendered to our organization in the past. Without her, our organization would not be as active and prosperous as it has been this year. 59 Row 1: Carl G. Aumer, Faculty Advisorg Robert Jarnot, Vice-President: Robert Johnston, Presidentg Edward J. Brodka, Treasurer: Charles Kessel, Secretary Row 2: Francis Finger, Thaddeus Mazierski, Lawrence Angermeier, Donald J. Basil, George L. Blersch The Machine Design Society is open to all Juniors and Seniors inter- ested in Designing and Mechanical En- gineering. Its purpose is to further interest on the part of the students in these fields. The organization pre sents an opportunity to study beyond the class programs. The Mu Delta has in the past year engaged in its usual varied activities such as discussion of methods in de- sign, movies on steel and steelpro- duction and lectures on opportunities in the Engineering field. Together with this interesting part of our pro- gram, the social aspect must also be 60 considered. A hayride, a Wsplashu party and a skating party are included in this year's program. Along with our annual picnic, the members look forward to these events with pleasure. Because of the able work of our offi- cers, this year has been both interest ing and educational. At this time we would like to take the opportunity to express our sincere appreciation to Mr. Carl Aumer, our very able faculty advisor. It was due to his guidance that our activities were so success- ful during the past year. We hope he will continue to guide the Mu Delta for many years. MU-DELTA President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisor ROELA EHSU John Sheehan George Malli CLUB OFFICERS President on Vice-President Ray Szymkowski Secretary Angelo C. Boncore Treasurer Richard Muschaweck Sgt.-at-Arms Arthur Kreiner Faculty Advisor are YS . qa',0E? fi f 5 s W' 1, QW Q Calf ' :f Lf. 51 'Q' 3' -rf ,ar.feae ,JL gg, ff -Q af K 9 u'.'-P 4,pf' 4? ,-gag? eel- fi 'VT 52 I MGW5RAV J Row U Richard Muschaweck, Sgt.-at-Arms Row Z Raymond Szymkowski, Secretaryg Arthur Kreiner, Advisorg John Sheehan, President: Angelo Boncore, Treasurer Henry Tylenda, David 0'Keeffe, Ronald Bill, Thomas Sullivan, Rudolph Marso, Louis Radlowski, William Shee han, George Udo, Archie Munro, Joseph Gable, Robert Dobblins The Rod and Gun Club of Technical High School is an outstanding group which was organized in November of 1948 by a group of students interested in outdoor life, and has had much suc- cess. The purpose of this Club is to familiarize all its members with fire- arms and to encourage conservation of wild life. To achieve these ends, plans are discussed at house meetings which are held every other week and practice carried on at all our expedi- tions. In this way, we hope to reduce the unnecessary gun accident toll that occurs yearly through carelessness in the field and to create good fellow- ship among all sportsmen. In the organization of this Club it was agreed that graduating members could remain active if they desired. In this way, we found a solution to our financial problem of putting forth our greatest project-the purchase of a large amount of land in Northern Canada to set up a resort for all mem- bers to enjoy. Of course, this will take time but it is worth planning and waiting for. We wish to express our gratitude to our faculty advisor and fellow sportsman, Mr. Arthur Kreiner, for his interest and guidance and we hope he will remain with us through the years. Row k Row 2 Row 3 Meyer, Kenneth Curthoys Row M David Donovan, Gary Smith J. Alfons Schieb, Faculty Advisorg Max Czarnecki Jr., Vice-President: Robert Laswick, President: Salvatore Genco, Secretaryg Donald Glenski, Sgt.-at-Arms Kurt Hoffritz, William Mansell, Asst. Sgt.-at-Arms: David Masman, Douglas Ales, Thomas Mangold, Paul Barnum, Donald Bowen, Richard Walgate, Lowell Petties, Albert Scott, Joseph Stallone. Edward Steckelberg, Cyrus Kloner, Charles Olday, John Dwyer, Frank Riccmazzi, Charles McConnell, Herbert Joseph Cicero, Kenneth Hoffman, Robert White, William Crist, Bruce Aichinger, Chester Lehmann, Ralph Walk, The Rolling Engineers has been an active Skating Club since December 1943. The membership is unusually largeg this year, it numbers thirty- five. The schedule this year should make for a very successful and profi- table program. Two skating parties have been sponsored by the Rolling ers, one at New Skateland and the Arena Roller Rink. For a already Engine- one at change in activities, a hayride is planned and at the end of the year a party will be given for the members. 62 Many of our hard-working members participate in other clubs and receive high marks in their subjects as well. They are also willing to offer their aid for any school project. The Rolling Engineers owe a great debt of gratitude to our faculty ad- visor, Mr. J. Alfons Schieb, whose ad- vice and understanding have guided our Club through another successful year. ROLLI G X E GI EERS OFFICERS Robert Laswick Max Cazarnecki Salvatore J. Genco Walter Funk Donald Glenski Earl Thomas J. Alfons Schieb President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms Ass't. Sgt.- at-Arms Faculty Advisor 'D r'Co Y fcif' 2 2 I .556 -W srsf f 7 A NE W Gia, 0149512 A rgkro H ref -:ev o , Panzirlszfec- A ', 4' f .K . STAGE CREW E E Henry A. TylendaeStaQe Equipment Manager ,f 'STAGE HANDS Robeqiillobinski Daniel Kostrzewski Archid Munro Eugen Mioducki STAGE ELECTRICIANS Richar Weinzler Larry aull DonaldfNapora Frans Uaikowski I , 1 ff' ' . r I Row 1: Richard Weinzler, Sound Managerg Henry Tylenda, Stage Manager: Kenneth Waltz Row 2: Alvin Petry, Archie Munro, John Kelly, Lawrence Maull Row 3: Gene Ducky, Frank Faikowski, Donald Napora JM' The Stage Crew under the capable leadership of Mr. Carl Roesch and Mr. Eugene Boller has faithfully taken care Shun 2009 LB 554' co of stage properties at every assembly and special production which were pre- sented during the past year. Many of . '- s Q . I I . 1 I f 5 'i ', 2 1,---A ' - ,J ' i.: avg' I- y .V 0 . ' if .. o.,..?w'x V' V :' I E 4,1 g .. , -2 g . 5 ,, 1 4 4 v .I Q ' . .5 Q 1 5 S I 1 . , lm, I iz 11' I MOWBKN, these undertakings required the time and energy of all boys backstage. With out their cooperation during the past year it would not have been possible to present any of the fine programs every- one enjoyed. Technical is indeed grate ful to these boys for the time and ef- fort put into these jobs. Left to right seated: Dr. Chriswell. advisor: Teddy Mazierski, Secretary: Charles Mussen, Vice-President: Daniel Ryan, President: Elmer Bello, Treasurer: Mr. Strunk, Advisor Second Row: Trippl Top Row: in picturej The Student Council was organized this year for the purpose of promoting general ac- tivities of the School and aiding in the man- agement of the School. Its representatives were elected by the members of the student body from each of the roll call rooms. The officers were elected by the members of the Council. This organization is one of the most de- mocratic in the school, since its members vote in the same manner as the members of the roll call rooms which they represent vote. Some of the projects which the Student Coun- 64 Louis Kaminskl, Joseph Hill, Ronald Atkins, Clifford McKay, lllliam Eckert and Salvatore Ettore Damiani, Earl Chriswell, Paul Rupp, Marcus Fish, John Jagielski fCarmen Festa - not cil hopes to promote are: music during the lunch periods, a hall monitor system to wel- come visitors, student publications, a char- ity fund for needy students and a mammoth festival and dance to be held in the Spring of the year. With the cooperation of the student body and the faculty, these projects can be very successful. At this time the Student Council wishes to express its gratitude to Dr. M. Irving Chriswell, Mr. Robert L. Strunk, our faculty advisors, and to all others who helped our organization during the past year. STUDE T CGUNCIL OFFICERS Daniel Ryan President Charles Mussen Vice-President Thaddeus Mazierski Secretary Elmer Bello Treasurer FACULTY ADVISORS Dr. M. Irving Chriswell Mr. Robert L. Strunk Q1 'W sgfgvw C ,Ama ,ff Q fy an 4958 255 I Els ' I TECH ALPHA PHI HI-Y Ronald DePentu Clarence Eck Chuck Rosenburg John Kontos ,v OFFICERS President Vice-President Rec. Secretary Cor. Secretary Dale Petschke Treasurer Albert Gentsch G. Edward Wyatt Advisors f.f:'it :f .norman 'KTIJE uoeuf' 4 ,i gg -A le 'o f f QD, rd A 4 lu Y h ' -M- ,- ' '- we A ev A - .735 ll' 1 5 7. J N Ki? FTf' 'gl ly? G- 'gif' n ' is 6 P 'xi S Z-133K af I x I nn ECK Tue KlLl.ER.... , ' ,, Q- ROSIE 'THE COWBOY... John Kontos, Corresponding Secretaryg Dale Petschke, Treasurer: Clarence Eck, Vice-President: Ronald De- William Weir, Austin Pempsell, Donald Schmidt, Peter Todaro, Herbert Jaeger, John Maurelli, Edward Piper Row k Pentu, President: Charles Rosenburg, Recording Secretary: Walter Hoppel, Sgt.-at-Arms Row 2 Paul Deinzer, James Geiger, William Berner, John Della Salla Row I Banach, William Gallivan, Graham Kelm This year the Tech Alpha Phi has the hon- or of stating its entrance into its first year of Hi-Y activities. Since becoming a Hi-Y or- ganization, our membership has been boosted up to twenty-seven members including Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors. Our meetings are now held weekly and aneof a varied nature. So far this year our Club activities have been centered around service projects such as our 'Circus Dancen, the pro- ceeds of which went to the polio ward of the Children's Hospital. We believe and firmly insist that by working together in one group, Casimier Kacprowicz, John De Marie, Robert Faller, Walter Wells, Jerry Weimer, Robert Crandall, Ralph we can help to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high stan- dard of Christian Character which is the pur- pose of all Hi-Y organizations. We have stat- ed many times our aim of becoming one of Tech' most loyal supporters, and are now on our way toward accomplishing this task. The Tech Alpha Phi wishes to thank Mr. Gentsch and Mr. Wyatt for their able assist- ance throughout the past year and for their interest toward the Club as shown through their whole-hearted cooperation with Club problems. S 65 Row 1: Ralph Banach, Chaplain: Vincent Wyglondalski, Secretary: Fredrick Colmerauer, President: Daniel Kostrzewski Treasurer: Gordon Linoner, Advisor Row 22 William Rittman, William Mansell, Eugene Wach, John Quinlan, Leonard Maciejewski, Daniel Ryan Row 3: Casimer Mapoleton, Joseph Garcia, George Gengo, Andrew Byrwa This year, as in preceeding years, the Tech Credo Hi-Y is carrying out its pro- gram for a highly successful year, always keeping in mind the meaning of nCredoW, which is Latin for HI Relieveu and the Hi-Y Creed, WI will seek to create, maintain and extend throughout my school and community, high stand- ards of Christian character.n Our meetings are held on Wednesday nights at the downtown Y.M.C.A. with the members striving to maintain high standards in physical, spiritual and in- tellectual fitness. Our program ds unusually well-developed and arranged to keep us active. Joint meet- ings with girls from various schools and Hi- Y'S, listening to prominent speakers, trips through printing plants, police headquarters and other interesting buildings and athletic 66 TECH CREDCD I-H-Y OFFICERS Frederick Colmerauer President Vincent Wyglondalski Rec. and Corr. Secretary Daniel Kostrzewski Treasurer Ralph Banach Chaplain Gordon Lindner Advisor - 4- - 0 44.3-:Cf 'f 4 n nights at the NYU helped to fill in a busy NN , QS program of activities. , ' 'Y2 fw The Club this year sponsored the Annual t r . Disc Dance for the purpose of raising funds ' toward our projects and for those who need b 4 2 3 help. This undertaking was a little differ- 6 'V l Q 5 ent as compared to the other years. lt con- ' ' 5 sisted of helping a family of six to enjoy X 1' a Merry Christmas. There were gifts bought, ' Q , T lf . a tree decorated and a visit from Santa as ' X represented by our Secretary. use A A In conclusion, the members wish to thank ' A all those who have helped to make this a most - ' -'-'-'- - A prosperous year. Our special gratitude goes gL,,3 ,-,,,-. 5 out to our advisor for his untiring efforts r'mg,,5. in guiding and counseling our organization - Gordon Lindner. Pofefvaupcp- TECH GAMMA PHI I-H-Y OFFICERS Clifford J. McKay President Dale Bowins Vice-President Gordon E.C. Fuller Secretary Sylvester J.-Barbera Treasurer Joseph Janish Chaplain Robert Wales Sgt.-at-Arms Q e u ,?yf1vswP6-- Row 1: Robert Wales, Sgt.-at-Arms: Sylvester Barbera, Treasurer: Dale Bowins, Vice-President: Clifford IcKay. President: Gordon Fuller, Secretary: Louis Kaminski, Council Representative Row 2: Richard Franklin, Thaddeus Mazierski, Daniel Ryan, Archie Munro, Frank Angilella, Vincent Speciale, Thomas Kolasa, Henry Tylenda Row 3: Harold Harris. Albert Capitano, Max Thein, Frank Tarzia, Sam Giordano, Albert Scott, Alan Sterns Row 4: Edward Brodka, Robert Jarnot, Harold Burke, Ben Sawyer, Andrew Zwick Tech Gamma Phi is embarking on its sixth consecutive year as a Tech Hi-Y organization with an enrollment of thirty active members consisting of Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors. Our C1ub's agenda was headed by service projects, such as playing Santa to the children at the 'Children's Hospital.' The Gamma Phi entertained and distributed gifts among the many patients there. At the beginning of the year our Club was honored with a talk given by Mr. Edward Spind- ler, director of 'Boy' Work' at the downtown Y.M.C.A. In accordance with our own programs, we hold, we are invited to numerous joint meetings. Three times a year we hold an athletic night at which the members enjoy themselves greatly. Our Snowball Fling, an annual affair, is always a fine social event. 67 Row 1: Herbert Meyer, Chaplalng Charles Mcconnell, Recording Secretaryg Kurt Hoffritz, Vice-President: Eugene Held, Presidentg Robert Plisk, Sgt.-at-Arms: Charles Wertz, Corresponding Secretary Row 2: Robert Mentley, Thomas Wedgewood, Edward Herberlein, Paul Dixon, Treasurerg Laddie Pratt, Sanford Fetzer, Thomas Beyer, Ronald Atkins The Tech Junior H1-Y has planned a series of interesting meetings for this year, some of which have already transpired. The program of the Club is under the capable direction of our Vice-President, Kurt Hoffritz. The Club had to be almost entirely re-or- ganized because only three or four members were left from last year. Under the leadership of our new President, Eugene Held, we enlarged our membership considerably by making announce- ments in the assembly and holding meetings after school. During Easter vacation we plan to send Easter baskets to a group of orphans from an orphanage which will be chosen later. Later on we hope to have some prominent speak- ers and social gatherings. Also, we plan to have gym nights and joint meetings in the near future. 68 Recently we have held induction of new members. Students in their Junior year may join the Club, although our enrollment at pres- ent includes only Sophomores and Freshmen. We are indeed fortunate to have Michael Avanzato, now in his second year as advisor for the Club. He helps the Club in many ways and we hope he will stay with us in the future. At this time the Club wishes to express its gratitude to Michael Avanzato, our Club advisor, Mr. E. Spindler, director of boy's work at the downtown Y.M.C.A., and all others who are making this year one of the greatest in the history of the Tech Junior H1-Y. TECH JU IOR H1-Y OFFICERS President Vice-President Rec. Secretary Cor. Secretary Eugene Held Kurt Hoffritz Charles McConnell Charles Wertz Paul Dion Treasurer Robert Plisk Sgt.-at-Arms Herbert Meyer Chaplain Michael Avanzato Advisor .,... at R f . , . A . ,lily dl .. K fry! 1 -.1913 , he ar' t pg f my he ' M 4- I A A TON' M 3 f X , rf som 97 P M 4 5' . V'1 'f T lu' 4 gs . IZDEDQUTVI1 R H TECH SEN ICR HI-Y OFFICERS Robert Farrell Robert Wesser Alfred Kaminski Richard Bayard Mr. Leo R. Andrus Mr. James Jenkins President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Faculty Advisor Meeting Advisor .SFA I - , K wr. r'f 5 lrgp, , X' 7 . 4,1 X ,4oe A F X fs oxnv.oxm Rv fi Bur Just 5:2 TICKET If 'vivkuvceu' , ,v 7 R011 1 Treasurer : Richard Bayard, Secretary: Robert Farrell, President: Robert Wesser, Vice-President: Alfred Kaminski, Row 2: Roy Gerstenberg, Louis Kaminski, Daniel Ryan, Russell Kubiak, Kenneth Naab, Albert Scott, Donald Walter Row 3: Eugene Mioducki, Leonard Kaminski, Kenneth Gibson, Thomas Mangold, Raymond Dellwardt, Charles Patti Row 4: Henry Tylenda, Harry Hagen, James Brown, Ralph Banach, Richard Arent. Although our organization had a late start this year, we nevertheless enjoyed one of our most successful years. We toured Buf- fal Airport, Dunlop Tire and Rubber Company, the Courier-Express Building, and the Buffalo tours Forge Plant. Interspersed with these we had Joint Meetings with other Hi-Y groups, Gym Nights, Movie Nights and Business Meetings. It is the custom of the Senior Hi-Y to have some Christmas project but because of our late start this Fall we were u able to plan a fitting project. So instead we have made ap- propriate plans for Easter. In the latter part of December we elect- ed our officers. The success of our Club this year is due to the splendid leadership of our President, Robert Farrol. When he took over in the Fall, the membership was only two. In the space of a few weeks he built up the pres- ent Senior Hi-Y of twenty. At this time we would like to thank Mr. Leo R. Andrus, our Faculty Advisory Mr. James Jenkins, our Meeting Advisorg and Mr. E. Spindler, Director of Boy's Work, at the down- town Y.M.C.A. for helping our Club live up to its creed - WTO maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian Character.' 69 Front Franklin, Dean Wolten Row 2: Left Ralph Walk Row 3: Left Row 4: Left Andrew Calderelli Row 5: Left Row 1: Left to Right: Daniel Ryan, Robert Crandall. Austin Pempsell, Wendel Cook, Francis Root, Richard to right: Robert Santucci, Daniel Tierney, Emerson Barr, Thomas Beyer, Joseph Salatino, Robert Schenk to right: Melvin Fountain, Anthony Schipani, John Maurelli, Daniel Mamott, Arthur Werner, Edward Stang to right: Eugene Malinowski, Joseph Stallone, Paul Mierzwa, William Eckert, Peter Rao, James Hermanson to right: Nicholas Perre, Joseph P'Angleis, James Doldan, Louis Valenti, Edward Piper, Donald Len The Band, one of the largest organiza- tions in Technical High School, does much to uphold its tradition of service to the School. It is composed of over thirty varsity members, plus many freshmen, each of whom has his own responsibilities. The Band plays both trance and the exit marches at all the blies. At these assemblies all of the are required to wear a white shirt and roon tie, the School Colors. For the past two years plans have completed for remodeling the band room now they have been passed by the Board the en- assem- members a mar- been and of Ed- ucation. With the construction of risers and the sound proofing of the entire room, the band room will be very modern. This year a contest was held for the best playing High School band in the City of Buf- 70 falo. For this contest we recorded three marches which were played over Clint Buehlman's program. After being played over the air, they were sent to Dr. Edwin Franko Goldman, the eminent Bandmaster, for the final judging. One of the many activities of the Band is the Spring Concert. Both marches and concert num- bers are played at this event. The Concert is both enjoyed and promoted by the entire stu- dent body. The Band is set up in a democratic way whereby the officers are elected by the mem- bers and carry out their duties for the better- ment of the entire group. This type of organ- ization promotes and develops leadership. At this time we would like to thank our Director, Mr. Norman J. Vester, for his untir- ing interest in the Band. TECH BA D OFFICERS Norman J. Vester Wendell Cook Robert E. Schenk Francis Root Ralph Walk Arthur Werner Daniel Tierney Robert Santuci Andrew Calderelli David Lewis William Eckert Daniel Ryan Director Manager Secretary Treasurers Librarians Property Men Uniform Custodian ff-.5 I lil i f QP' 'P 9 if t- , Q . .K 5' 5 if it fx if 1 sh K l uf' ?i . zgk,A,.f' ' 1 X 'J 1' if C E Q ,A . V x uuji. ' -, Q :v,f,. fa ' i b , f F 2 il T., fa ii t :Zh a',xt! if Nh 3 T. ip-'fin 4 .eg 1 X .L-V K X. ff Inf: 'Z' Ji!9CY CI-IEERLE DERS LEFT TO RIGHT Vincent Wyglandalski John Baker Robert Laswick Jack Solomon Charles Mussen John Kontos Robert Schubring Arthur Grabowski fm- f ff 'J 1' I-X ff,.,.4 ,-j ,v,V, Y na-WJMPU fr V Q ' rl - ,aff , , U Q .5 ,QV 2 S dai' X4 7 af- 1 E - A G ' sl i 4' 'in' w ' ,,.,,, - Y mvmw Techs cheerleaders have in the last few years been the pride and joy of the students and faculty, and this year is no exception. With their powerful vocal abilities and rhyth- matic cheerleading they have continued to be classed among the top in Buffalo high schools. This year we are losing the SGP- vice of Vince Wyglandalski who will long be remembered for his distinctive style of cheerleading, and John Baker a good potential for college cheering, who joined the squad this year. Good luck, Boys! 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' l, ' ' , ' ' ' V'-..lfC 1V' 'xv' ' ' , ' 'N ' W. f- ,V W , . 14 - J..-Al ,4:n25?fpe4f?.. f ...I I- - 4 Z 'V 3,'!f.'T'V ning.. f'. E.gf:f5A..g W4 . V- - 9? . V7 I a Last Row: Jack Day, Fred Majchrzak, Larry Wolchok, Norbert Skrzypczyk, Karl Karnyski Middle Row: Henry Tylenda. Al Fritz, Jim Ludtka. Bill Murray, Pat Cippola, Leonard Susynski Front Row: Irv Landahl, Leo Whitcomb, Lee Hanlon, Dick Knapik Early in Spring every day after school one can hear the sharp 'crackn of a baseball team in practice. The team is none other than Tech's and the place Houghton Park. Here at the time when Wa young man's fancy turns to love,n the team is undergoing practice with Coach Ernest Lee Witmer on the in- structing end. The past season saw many heart- breaks in the schedule. With Tech be- ing the only team to defeat Kensington, the chances looked bright for a Cornell Cup but were later dismayed with losses of 1-0 and 2-1. Although many of the veterans of baseball seasons have graduated, new capable candidates are batt- it out for top berths on the team. past many ling 74 The end of the past season saw Tech place third in the League. Among one of the standouts on the team was James Ludtka. Jim, who played a tre- mendous game at shortstop while at Tech, has been signed to play for the New York Yankees of the American League. Ludtka was the only one of Tech's nine to place on the All-High Team at shortstop. Larry Wolchok, a veteran of many seasons, placed as pitcher on the second team. With the return of a few experi- enced players and a burst of new tal- ent to choose from, the team will strive to do its utmost to win the Cornell Cup and keep up its excellent record of the past few years. The schedule follows:- BASEBALL SCHEDULE May 2 Technical vs Seneca at Dold 1 May 5 Technical vs Bennett at Delaware 3 May 9 Technical vs Burgard at Delaware 3 May 16 Technical vs Kensington at Delaware 1 May 19 Technical vs East at Delaware 1 May 23 Technical vs South Park at Dold 1 May 31 Play off dates for Interleague Games June 2 League 1 Champions vs League 2 Champions Kf' W ' . .' in ,4 H B if faq. . V . .- if -1 '- I .5.3.,:-3, 'Y ai s if il, A , Agia ,xx '. L V 1 W. ' .I Q' ,,,f'Q1 1115, - A 'L X ,ff 5133 1,911 ' ' if ' K9 ' I I ra 0 1'qfem7ffzc-- CROSS CDU TRY SCHEDULE October 6 Technical-Kensington-Bennett October 13 Technical-Hutchinson-East-South Park October 20 Technical-East-Bennett-Kensington- South Park October 27 All High Run GN sfo f, rf! 1 Em nf f tw :Ma ' I Ki -X, .--x,v,..iq-.-array.-. H-, N -,.-...vp .MM ..L1 ,.a..Q,,C5,NQ4lEG'T Row 3 Row 2 Arthur Depczynski, Arthur Mackie, Gordon Soderholm, Richard Franklin, John Mardel, James Baker, Wesley Loos Robert Wales, Manager: Leslie Davis, Pete Todaro, Vincent Warsawski, Leonard Kaminski, Anthony Shipiani Carl Tronolone Gregory Pollack, Clarence Fitzgerald, Walter Shultz, Loreta Insinna, Dale Bowens, Stephen Stephanick Row k This season Tech's Cross Country Team again ran the two and nine-tenths mile course around Delaware Park. The team this season was comprised of only two returning major lettermen, Ramon Alonso and Dale Bowins, and a host of newcomers. The prospects for a very fine team in the future are excellent. This is due to the fact that several members of this season's Cross Country squad were Freshmen and Sophomores. Several veterans who will be back next season trying to bring the coveted Cross Country cup to Tech are Arthur Depcznski, Clarence Fitzgerald, Walter Schultz, Stephen Stefanik, Albert Scott, Walter Skotnicki and Gregory Pollack. The team this year was coached again very capably by Mr.Edward Gottsch and was under the management of Robert Wales. The schedule follows together with major lettermen:- MAJOR LETTERS Ramon Alonso James Baker Sylvester Barbera Dale Bowins Arthur Depcznski Clarence Fitzgerald Jack Maranto Walter Schultz Stephen Stefanik Carl Tronolone Robert Wales 75 Row k Row Z Pearl, Ronald Kowicki, Carl DiPasquale Philip Mclndoo, Donald Len, Raymond Davis, Ronald Krause, Robert Boehm, Robert Francis, Luther Lee Charles Rosenburg, Edward Pendrys, Bennie Benton, Nelson Greco, Leslie Wotherspoon, David Jenkins, John Row 3: Charles McConnell, Julius Kaduk, William Haag, Herman Baisch, Edward Beagle, John Quinlan, Edward Saan William Eckert mw4: Englehardt, Ted Bollman Tech's swimming team, although seriously handicapped by the lack of our own pool, has always proved a wor thy opponent against any rival it meets. The team, limited to only two practice sessions a week, gives keen competition to schools who have their own pools. By their hard work and agliant efforts, Tech swimmers have lalter Funk, William Broconier, John Rossi, Eugene Wolengevitz, Ray Golebiewski, James Creman, George proved that they are no pushover in this sport. Because of several returning lettermen, it was difficult to choose a captain and co-captain this year, but after much deliberation, John Rossi and John Quinlan were chosen to fill the respective positions. Our schedule follows: Feb. 2 Feb. 9 Feb. 16 Feb. 23 March 2 March23 WIMMI SCHEDULE Technical Lafayette at Lafayette Technical South Park at South Park Technical Bennett at Bennett Technical Riverside at Riverside Technical Kensington at Kensington All High Meet at Bennett C. DERROTTA TENNIS SCHEDULE May 2 Technical vs Burgard at Masten May 3 Technical vs Riverside at Riverside May 9 Technical vs South Park at Schiller May 12 Technical vs Lafayette at Riverside May 17 Technical vs Hutchinson at Masten May 19 Technical vs Grover Cleveland at Reese May 24 Technical vs Bennett at McMillan May 26 Technical vs Kensington at McMillan June 2 Technical vs Fosdick at Masten rg gang . sv , ,Hg M.-- ,AY-- 4 22-5 ISI 5 fl ggF44T' 'jj friip 2 If ' -1 Q ZZ3kyvaLn2aL-- . Rear Row: Richard Boyer, Managerg Melvin Fountain, David Kogel, Norman Bakos, Edward Jocoy, Front Row: Donald Berry, Eugene Wack, Robert Wales, Raymond Widelski, William Eckert. Tech's tennis team of 1950 should be one of the best and most successful that we have had. From last year's near-championship All-High position, Mel Fountain and Ed Jocoy are return- ing. This year's team was selected in the traditional manner of the Fall elimination tournament which is held in September when the boys are in top form after playing all summer. Judg- ing from its outcome the team shapes follows: up as 1st singles-Melvin Fountain 2nd singles-Raymond Widelski singles-Edward Jocoy 3rd lst doubles-William Eckert and Donald Berry 2nd doubles-Robert Wales and David Kogel The alternates are Norman Bakos and Eugene Wach. The team will be sparked by Mel Fountain, a Sophomore, Ray Widelski, a Freshman and Ed Jocoy a Junior. Al- though Ray is only a Freshman, he has had much experience in tournaments, and within his four years will undoubt edly reach All-High honors. The team will again be coached by Mr. William Braun. Our hopes to capture the u0ld Park Club Trophyn look pretty fair, but all we can do now is wish the team the best of luck and nloven to their opponents. 3The schedule follows:- tCLove equals zero in tennis? 7 ,L .W 2 fi X pw zfggfifggf in f 7- M x ' Q w -gif- FGOTBALL Tech's football team this year was the pride of the School. The team, which was picked to finish no better than fifth in our league, pulled some of the most surprising upsets of the Harvard Cup series. Tech fin- ished second this year to gain its first Thanksgiving playoff berth in nine years. The two games which placed Tech in a posi- tion for the playoffs were the night game with East, which was the first one in the School's history and which ended in a 6 to 6 tie, and the final game of our regular sea- son in which Tech defeated Bennett 13 to 7. This assured us of a playoff spot on Thanks- giving Day. Tech ended the regular season under the able coaching of Mr. Haas and assistant Coach Mr. Kentner with a four wins, one tie and one loss record. This year we are extremely proud of Gerry Miller and Tony Morgante, both of whom received All-High honors. Seymour Pol- lack and Walter Burney were selected for the All-High second team and John Rossi and Ro- bert Jarnot received honorable mention. Gerry Miller was elected Captain of the All- High Team. The schedule follows:- 4th Row: 3rd Row: 2nd Row: lst Row: September October October October November November November Frank Palombaro, Arthur Zurek, John Rossi, Norman Ossenberg, Wesley Loos Norbert Skrzypczyk, Leon Zolnowski, Irving Landahl, Paul Schwenk, Joseph Anibaldi Gerald Miller, Walter Burney, Seymour Pollack, Paul Jackson. Carl Draper, Alfred Violanti, Manager Arthur Mackie, David McGregor, Richard Franklin, Robert Jarnot, Gene Mastirenke, Peter Rad SCHEDULE 24 6 Technical 1 0 Technical 15 13 Technical 21 6 Technical 5 12 Technical 12 13 Technical 24 0 Technical Seneca 0 Kensington 27 McKinley 2 ', ct EELSC 6 Pt , V, -an-wr V Burgard 0 aff. Bennett 7 A Howiux A 'fif i'T, 1 . South Park 9 'S xi I2-E61 EC' BASKETBALL This year, the Basketball squad, after an unsuccessful season in 1049, is looking forward to the future with confidence. We hope to have a winning team. Beginning practice on December 1st, we had six returning major lettermen to form an experienced foundation for the present squad. These players are: J. Broslus, M. Thein, M. Lettiere, A. Marinaro, E. Galluzzo and F. Palombaro. Players who are bidding for start- ing berths from last year's squad are: F. Dzialga, G. Gerbracht, D. Rice and A. Capi- tano. Newcomers who will aive the regulars a battle for positions are: V. Mozdziak, G. Vesper, C. Kacprowicz, W. Burney and C. Drap- er. With earnest practice the squad is show- ing a willingness to give its best to Tech for a speedy and winning team. The spirit the boys express is certain to be reflected in their games. Coached by Mr. Arthur Kreiner and managed by Elvin Link, the team is striving for a win- ning percentage. The schedule follows:- X263 qi? Gig? ew? QQ 'S' Row k Row I Row 1 Jan. 6 Jan. 10 Jan. 13 Jan. 17 Feb. 3 Feb. 7 Feb. 10 Feb. 14 Feb. 17 Feb. 21 Feb. 24 Feb. 28 March 3 255517 team !'7X 1. Norbert Skrzypczyk, Walter Burney, Gerald Vesper, Carl Draper, Valentine Mozdziak, Donald Rice Mr. Kreiner, Frank Dzjalaga, Edward Galluzzo, Gerald Gerbracht, Michael Lettiere,Casimer Kacprwicz, Elvin Link, Manager Ronald Papke, Alfonso Capitano, Anthony Marinaro, Frank Palombaro 46 Tech. vs Burgard at Burgard 63 .f 1. X 50 Tech. vs south Park an Tech. 48 f , XX 42 Tech. vs McKinley at School 42-39 Am-gflg Q 44 Tech. vs Kensington at Tech. 59 1 . 13 49 Tech. vs Bennett at Bennett 73 T: QF 7 57 Tech. vs Fosdick at Technical 42 A A Q .N 65 Tech. vs Riverside at Technical 61 Q4 4 f -V-:,. , -'U I 1 ' 'Q 46 Tech. vs East an East 51 i , 40 Tech. vs Hutchinson at Technical 45 Q vi :ii 43 Tech. vs Grover Cleveland at 1.4. Z ' Grover Cleveland 49 1 , 47 Tech. vs Lafayette' at Lafayette 50 N 42 Tech. vs Emerson at Technical 62 0 V 46 Tech. vs Sen,eca at Burgard 55 Q' 'J nqffmauee- 81 Third Row Left to Right: Donald Maharon, Gerald Miller, Walter Burney, James Martin, Joseph Feltisco, James Baker Vincent Warsawski, Richard Franklin, Carl Tronolone, James Odom Second Row Left to Right: Frank Fina, Clarence Fitzgerald, Joseph Bessel, Peter Todaro, Robert Jarnot, Charles Stoos Richard Gessert, Warren Schuck, Thomas Carter First Row Left to Right: Loretto Insinna, Leslie Davis, Dale Bowins, Peter Susi, Walter Schultz, Arthur Depczynski Alfred Violanti Technical, after its heart break- ing loss in the All-High Meet in the Spring of 1947 by a slight fraction of a point, has not placed as well for several seasons. This was not due to lack of good athletes, but rather to the lack of experience. With the grad- uation of her seasoned veterans, the banner was left to a new, young team which has steadily improved each sea- son. The past year found our runners at probably their weakest strength, due to injuries and inexperience. However, this only proved to sea- son these men and we look hopefully to 82 the 1950 campaign, for our complete team has returned to avenee past losses. Dale Bowins, terrific distance man, wil carry our colors in the mile. The dash events will be in capable hands when he l vv H who may well be called The Levy Jackso of Tech, Art Mackie, takes the field. Our ranks are replete with many other new, but victory-minded athletes. So, we look to the coming season for not just a tie or a near win but for the nDark Horseu once again to wear Il the golden crown. The schedule follows: May May May May TRACK SCHEDULE Technical - South Park - East Technical - Fosdick Technical - Kensington - Bennett South Park - East All High Meet .1128 --'Q . +5Fn:47k1l Hifsdfsufa- ix' - J .df-.. fl J Row 1 Walter Burney Seymour Pollack Norbert Skrzypczyk, Jerry Miller I' f Row 2 Francis Huhn Dick Connor Gene Stankowski, Dave McGregor, Dick Walgate Row 3 Arthur Biddle Donald Rankin James Rauls, Edward Pendrey, Gordon Fuller the Princeton trophy race and placed second in Canadian National at St. Catherines in Ontario. Our Crew team has really worked hard to achieve these honors. Jerry Miller a member of the crew, was voted the most outstanding oarsmen of the West Side Rowing Club. 83 Chuck Rosenburg draws original art. EW GRAPHIC ARTS LAB Now that the plumbers, carpenters and electricians have finally finished their jobs, the new Photo Mechanical Laboratory is a reality. This moment has been greatly anticipated by all students of the art course, for this laboratory will extensively be used by the art students. The new Photo Mechanical Labora- . I . fs, A J m X X X K .A Rosie now pastes up art and Herb Jaeger positions copy in Don Harter adjusts lens in Mo ow ray Sets 3 tene copy to be photographed. COPY frame- Camera- Camera Screen 84 FI ALLYI OPERATION I The captions below vividly ill- ustrate several important steps in the preparation of original art to printing and reproducing it on our lithograph press. Installed at great expense is an A.T.F. standard preci- sion camera for copying original work which is so necessary in the field of photo mechanical reproduction. There is no limit to what can be achieved with this new laboratory. Many years in the future, Tech and the students who will create many interest ina and professional projects in the laboratory, will be very proud of this new and great addition to Technical High School! PHOTOGRAPHY BY: nBillu Fose nHerbN Jaeger HMON Mowbray COPY BY! HMiken Esposit O nBil1W Fose develops exposed Mike Esposito CEspotsD exposes Press Operator runs final plate negatives. negatives in vacuum frame. on lithographic press. MOWBRQY TRUPHEI UHSES LEFT Daniel Ryan Arthur Werner Joseph H. Cimra Kenneth Raymond Richard Charles FACULTY Hoffman Swan Delo Moore ADVISOR: T0 RIGHT: Mr. Thaddeus May Shining brightly in our main hall are two new trophy cases. For many years our trophies were crowded in un- lighted cases. Now they are displayed in two fluorescent-lighted cases made by the members of the Building Con- struction Classes. 86 Work on the cases was started by the 1949 Class and completed by the 1950 Class in Building Construction. This project gave the students exper- ience in various phases of wood finish ing and wood working. The work of the group has savei taxpayers several hun- dred dollars which would have been ex- pended For the display. 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ZABO - JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHS CHARLES W. STEIN - LITERARY and CIRCULATION F. KYRL DEE - ADVERTISING ART EDITOR STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS CHARLES w. ROSENDURC WILLIAM FOSE ART AND PRODUCTION STAFF HERBERT JAEGER RONALD DEPENTU RICHARD MOWBRAY CLARENCE ECN CARTOON STAFF MICHAEL ESPOSITO CASINER RACPROwICz ANTHONY C. GEDID HERBERT JAEGER DONALD HARTER RICHARD MOWBRAY CASINER KACPROWICZ CHARLES A. 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Prescriptions Our Specialty Free Delivery Service Phone CL 2977 Buffalo, N Y Longer Iastmg Better Styling Greater Value Flower Shop 304 MAIN ST CL 7896 Near Shelton Sq Service and value smce 1852 The Trade Mark For Flowers For Quality Turf Goods Quality Trunks Auto Trimming and Luggage Est 1863 J AN SEN BROS Importers of ENGLISH SADDLERY and EQUIPMENT FINE LEATHER GOODS 119 Broadway, corner Elm Buffalo, N Y SUTOR S CAMERA STORE WALTERA sUToR Kodaks Brownies Photographmg Supplies Fme Developing, Prmtmg and Enlarging WA 0135 256 MAIN ST WA 0135 Don't Be Misled By Similar Names Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted By The Original Dr William J Cook Optometrist Eyesight Spec1al1st Only one office, Established 1898 'V OVER 51 YEARS 9am to530pm fEx Sunj Closed Saturday at 12 Noon 142 Broadway near Michigan Washington 5135 Buffalo, N Y RUFFALO BEARINGS INC RUFFALO RADIO SUPPLY Radio and television sales Electronic supplies, Parts and test equipment Discounts to Technical Hlgh School Students Largest stock in Western New York Phone Wa 9004 221 Genesee Street Buffalo, New York o . 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