1 \ V ^ Good Luck fe'l '' from Mike’s Tavern Let’s Go Raiders ED GLOWATSKI Left End Junior — Hometown: Leechburg, Pa. For Your Sorority and Lakeside Service Fraternity Snacks Station Remember C. L. Hanson & Son Edinboro Home Bakery DeSoto -:- Plymouth Edinboro 2372 Phone 2441 Welcome to the Covert’s Market Country Villa Night Club Groceries — Vegetables You’ll enjoy the friendly atmosphere at Tony’s Choice Cut Meats Edinboro, Night Club----- Tasty cocktails and fine sandwiches. Pa. Phone 5032 1 mile west of Edinboro on Rt. 6-N E.S.T.C. FOOTBALL SQUAD FOR 1957 Left to rigTht, front row: Robert Thurbon, Coach; Rarry Johnson, Arnold Simmons, Art Di> Rienzo, Ken Koontz, Dick Stornelli, Gary Gilbert, Jim Concilia, Jim Heffran, Fred Trott, Dave Hilbert, Harold Duffy, Charles Bonello, Joe Bochese, Harold Beno, Bob Cunning^ham, Sam Cianflocco. Coach. Second row: Coach, Carmen Bianco; Manager, Jim Flynn; Coach, John Simmons; Tom Parry, David Hutton, Bob Ullstrom, Chuck Montedoro, Gordon Kidder, Michael Teleha, Erwin Bloxdorf, John Beatty, Emil Magdik, Joseph Spa glare, Len Manfredi, George Gido, Coach Rudy Gradisek; Manager, Eiob Zanotti. Third row: Myron Latimer, Stanley Zimmerman, Gaynor Stoner, Frank Haraczy, David Ruland, Edward Glowatski, A1 Cancilla, David O’Dessa, Jack Toth, Ed Hirshinger, Bernard Twardowski, Ed Speicher, Roland Conklin and Chuck Villa. Best of Hobbs Lumber and Hardware Everything For Building Meadville Street Luck Edinboro, Pa. Phone 4701 § § Culbertson Compliments from Hills Minadeo's Sport Store Country Club See us for all your Sporting Needs 121 W. 9th St. Erie Student and Faculty Boosters Ron Tyson Richard Schimizz The “Unholy Four” “The “Drewen” Haralampos Papanikos Mr. Jones Len Jaolonski II John Bailey Bill Scheiwer Ed the “Head” Sinnott Mark LaForest The “Fear” Larry Moses Gail Lichty The “Blocks” ★ Dick Forfia E. Bert Oiszewski ^ Judy & George * Tom Keir iticnard Rizzo Don Schrader Ronald L. G. Doyle Richard Stornelli ^ Veima Wiedwald Austin Lv Helmbreck Grace Swanson Tony Bianchi Willie Weed Corky Latimer Ted Walentolsky Jim Holden Paul Mahilak Dick Jeifords Ed. Stefancik Charley Baker ^ Rich Schmieder Ross Morrow Jack Toth * Fred Trott * T'om Smith M-SS Ann Elliott John Symons Tom Vernam ^ Paul O’Hara Florence Russell Jim Connors Ken Ring Carol Schaffnit Jim Schneider Steve Mintsiveris Peggy Sue Barnes Jack Sinnott Ken “Kennuie” Miller Kaptan Kelly R. Ponzy Bob Zanotti Dr. Olfner — 6 P. Englert James Tarbi Carolyn Wade Wes Buterbaugh Joyce Romesburg Cathy Reed Jim Ploski Liopc’ Rodriquez Carol Wacker Carl Robasky Merle Nosker Room 201 Dalhart T. Dobbs Betsy Schacht Audrey Collins Nancy KeUey Connie Jenkins Lixida Gallina Jane Reynolds Dolores Adamus Ellia Robertson Ron Kozar Bobbie Camp (10) Patty & Dick Barbara Dombraski Clare Erickson Dolly Murphy James L. 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Schieber Barbara Coughlin Sue Miller Steve Hazlewood Dodo Sambuchino Marilyn Vesling Fred “Si” Green Jim Flynn Carol Hvde The “Greek” and “Pollock” Joan Manning Jack and Carol Joe Lambert! Mike Weber Rosemary Schneider Bob Godfrey Bill McKnight Rod and Joan Louise Kopnitsky Ray Sylvia Squire Karen Keopka Kathy Aiken Gaynor Stoner * Lucy Holowach Bill Daisley Mary Ann Gtaham Mary Rafferty Dianne Miller Jan Ring Mary Ann Korona Eilene Wolf Lila “Mary” Mason Jim Granger Sallie Boatz Peggy Brakeman * STUDENT FACULTY BOOSTERS Senator John Webb ^The U. N.; Dave, Chuck, Jim & Bernie Terry Calabrese John Sirianni “Pinky” i, Ossie Rometo David Medved Tom Guilver Tom Nuhfer Bill Grosch Nancy Tack Keith Bowman Dave Andrus Mike Rose Emil Magdik * Chuck Bonello * Ronald Putnan Dick Hutchison Stan Waters Roger Thomas Bill Davis Sue Peterson Ken Nuber Toni Fedczak Mike Teleha Pat Gurgurich Jack Nichols Sam Holmes Dave Hilbert * Bob Tammariello Ray Catalano Reid Miller Andy Gall Murray (the Great) Ed Glowatski James Cowan Gail Abraham Jim Concilia Lenny Lombardo Chuck “Pancho” ViUa ★ Peter Donatucci Ron Kemp Ed Speicher Jack Dugan Russ Kight Murley Kay Boyce George Vurgich ESTC CHEERLEADERS Front row; Clair Erikson; Shirley Matzke, Linda Lynch, Jill Clawson; Back row: Mary Lou Morrelli; Ernie Hassett, Carol Schrof, Loretta Leone. Head Football Coach Robert W. Thurbon Bob Thurbon, graduate of Academy High School in Erie where he was a three-letter man, was AllAmerican at the University of Pittsburgh under the great Jock Sutherland. In 1943 Thurbon played pro­ football with the Pittsburgh Steelers and was high scorer for the team in both 1943 and 1944. Following his hitch in the army he played a season with the Buffalo Bisons in the All-American Football Confer­ ence. In 1954 and ’55 Bob Thurbon was the backfield coach at North East High School, before coming to Edlnboro last fall. At Edinboro Thurbon has direct charge of foot­ ball and basket!all, and is also an instructor in the science department. COACH BOB THURBON Homecoming Message This Homecoming marks 100 years of service for Edinboro State Teachers College. So for the moment, the college, the administration, its faculty, student body and alumni need to pause and look back across that 100 years of service and then turn resolutely forward to begin the second 100 years of important contributions to the growth and development of this area. As we turn forward we know that we are building on a firm foundation, developed in the past 100 years by the loyal service of those who have known and. understood the program of the college. As we look ahead toward the second century of service to education we know that the Department of Public Instruction and the State Legislature have already provided us with a real beginning. A graduate program in elementary education has already been approved and classes began in this area in September of 1957. Broader offerings by the college are at the present time being considered by the Department of Public Instruction. The state Legislature itself has provided funds with which to triple the present campus area. Through the Department of Public Instruc­ tion and the General State Authority and the State Legislature a campus development plan has been carried forward to make possible the placement of new buildings and the development of an overall plan for the entire campus. New facilities and an expanded program are an important part of the program for the second 100 years, but far and above both of these is our need to concentrate wholeheartedly to improve our instructional program so that Edinboro continues to produce the best possible teachers. Such a program will certainly be three-fold: First, a broad cultural foundation program in general education. Second, a broad specializa­ tion in the subject areas which will be taught. Third, a concentration of professional knowledge and know-how concerning the ways in which boys and girls grow and learn. To these goals, Edinboro pledges herself and her efforts as she begins her second century of service. Thomas R. Miller / EDINBORO’S FIRST BUILDING — 1857 Music Hall Edinhoro Celebrates 100 Years of Education Edinboro State Teachers College was founded in 1857 as an academy for teachers and chartered in 1861 as a State Normal School. It was the second Normal School in Pennsylvania and the first teacher training institution west of the Allegheny Mountains. For over half a century the school thus devoted to teacher education grew and pros­ pered. In 1926 it became a State Teachers College and was authorized by the Com­ monwealth of Pennsylvania to offer the four year curricula and to grant degrees. Edinboro grants degrees of Bachelor of Science in Education in elementary, secondary and art curricula. Also, a program for training dental hygienists, and public school nurses for a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education is in operation. It is now possible to obtain a Masters degree in the field of elementary education. Edinboro is located eighteen miles south of the city of Erie, bordering on the beautiful Edinboro Lake. The college has a splendid setting on an attractive campus with fourteen buildings. “E” CLUB QUEEN ATTENDANTS Barbara Wilson The “E” Club’s lovely Homecoming Queen, Miss Wilson, and her attendants. Miss Barnes and Miss McConnell, were chosen by the lettermen on campus, who judged them on beauty, grace, charm and personality. Barbara Wilson, a Senior Elementary Student from Carnegie in Pittsburgh, lists among her activities dancing, knitting, and swimming. She was vice president of the freshman class and freshman queen; a member of: Kiltie Fins, W.A.A., and president of the women’s dorm council. She. is now student teaching in the Conneaut Lake school system. Her future plans include teaching around Pittsburgh after grad­ uation this spring. A Midsummer Night's Dream • The Edinboro Collegiate Players present their fall production, Shakespeare’s romantic comedy, A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM, at evening performances on Nov. 14 and 15 with a Saturday matinee on the 16th. All performances will be given in Memorial Auditorium. Please make advance ticket reservations by dropping a postcard to: Edinboro Collegiate Players, State Teachers College, Edinboro, Pa. State the date of the perform­ ance: Nov. 14 and 15 (8:15 p.m.) or Saturday, Nov. 16 (2:15 p.m.). Indicate the num­ ber of reservations desired and the name in which tickets are to be held. Tickets are $1.(X) for adults, and $.50 for students. They may be picked up at the box office on the night of the performance. COMPLIMENTS OF Jolley’s Pharmacy FINNEY’S RECREATION Afternoon & Evening A Real Drug Store Edinboro, Pa. F. H. Jolley, R. P. CENTER Open Bowling On Saturday and Sunday George C. Ptasic Walker Brothers Buick JEWELER Expert Watch Repairing Sales and Service Keepsake Diamond Rings Erie St. Edinboro, Po. Elgin Watches Edinboro, Pa. tJniform Nos. Red Viliite Name Pos. Baker, Charles FB 33 37 Beatty, John G 34 21 Bonello, Charles T 12 12 Bloxdorf, Irwin C Buschovsky, Rich E Carr, John C 56 66 Cancilla, A1 E 2 23 Concilia, James HB 11 6 Conklin, Ronald E 32 36 Cunningham, Robert T 18 3 DiRienzo, Art G 22 14 Duffy, Harold T 23 32 Gido, George G 4 1 Gilbert, Gary HB 19 5 Glowatski, Ed E 24 34 Haraczy, Frank T 8 7 Heffren, James QB 14 33 Hilbert, David FB 61 40 Hirshinger, Ed C 59 54 Hutton, David C FB 28 28 Johnson, Barry Klomp, John HB 6 11 Kidder, Gordon QB 13 8 Koontz, Ken G 25 19 Latimer, Corky FB 5 27 Magdik, Emil E T 53 26 Manfredi, Len QB 9 9 Montedpro, Charles T 54 29 O’Dessa, David O’Neil, BiU FB 2 Parry, Tom HB 3 Perfetto, Dick T T 31 25 Ruland, David HB 10 18 Simmons, Arnold T 26 13 Speicher, Ed 20 25 Stoner, Gaynor E HB 17 24 Stornelli, A1 Tarbi, Jim G 4 Toth, John QB 1 HB 7 17 Trott, Fred C 30 30 Twardowski, Bernie 15 10 Villa, Charles HB Weed, Ken G E 16 26 Zimmerman, Stanley C 39 Schmeider, Rich •QB 4 Toth, Jack 1 Ht. 5’11” 5’10” 5’ 8” 5’11” 6’ 2” 5’ 9” 5’ 9” 5’ 6” 6' 6’ 1” 6’. 9” 5’10” 5’10” 5’ 7” 5' 8” 6’ 5’10” 5’ 7” 6’ 1” 5’10” 5’11” 5’10” 5’ 9” 5’ 9” 5’10” 5’10” 5’11” 5’ 9” 5’ 8” 5’10” 5’ 6” 5’10” 6’ 1” 5’ 8” 5’11” 6’ 5’ 8” 5’10” 5’ 7” 5’ 8” 6’ 5’11” 5’ 9” 6’%” 5’10” Wt. 185 185 205 175 175 162 160 148 170 200 165 193 180 148 184 190 158 168 165 175 195 165 188 172 165 165 178 152 205 175 140 185 200 170 187 195 165 205 135 160 198 178 175 177 180 Class Fresh. 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New Ken. Vandergrift Wilmerding Lucerne Mine.s Fr. New Ken. Fr. Pittsbiu'gh Blairsville Paultoii Aliquippa Jr. Prospect Pk. Fr. Irwin Fr. Baldwin Twp. Fr. Pittsburgh Fr. Rankin Fr. Berlin Jr. Avalon Fr. Pittsburgh Coraopolis Brockway Latrobe Fr. Blairsville Jr. Oklahoma, Pa. Jr. Johnstown Jr. Johnstown S. Brentwood Pt. Allegany Beaver Fr. Apollo WUkinsburg So. So. Scranton Fr. South Fork Fr. Millvaie Fr. EUwood City Fr. Claridge Baden Oakdale Dunlo Ford City Vandergriit Fr. Etna Ft. Seward Glenwillaid So. Patton Ft. Berlin Windber Homer City Fr. Clarks Summit Oklahoma, Pa. Indiana Indiana Level Green Hermonie Fr. Brookville So. Boswell Fr. Penn Run Erie Jr. Slickville Fr. Slickville Pittsburgh So. Jr. Fr. Jr. So. So. Fr. HI A Best of Luck Sunset Camps Edinboro, Pa. R. C. Zindel & Son Hardware — Paints Electrical Supplies 135 Erie St. Edinboro, Pa. Phone 2381 BERNIE TWARDOWSKI Center 3 Year Letterman Senior — Captain Hometown: Tradford, Pa. For That Smart Look It’s the Style Shoppe W. Rawcliffe, Pro. Culbertson Service Oas & Oil — Ice Cream Grocery Pick-up Fast Film Developing CHARLES MONTEDORO On The Diamond Quarterback Junior — Hometown: Lockport, N. Y. Tom Culbertson Edinboro, Pa. The “E” Club Ball TONIGHT 9 to 12 Crawford Gymnasium Johnny Murphy and His Orchestra Alumni Invited JOHN BEATTY Guard Sophomore — Hometown: N. Allegheny, Pa. $3.00 Couple ROBE?.T CUNNINGHAM Right Tackle Junior — Hometown: Uniontown, Pa. INDIANA’S TWINS Jim and Jack Forsha Guards Juniors Hometown: Johnstown, Pa. DICK BUZZELLI Indiana Tackle Junior — Hometown: Blairsville JIM McKAY Indiana Fullback Sophomore — Hometown: Dunlo INDIANA TEACHERS — The Big Indians squad: Left to right, first row: Bob McFarland, Ron Frey, John Griffith, Tony Nicholas, Ed Fitzgerald, Jim Forsha, Jack Forsha, Dick Buzzelli, Dick Armanini, Bill Hoffman, Frank Cignetti, Max Bechtel, Herb Scott, Bill Lentz, Gene Davis; Second row: Allen Smith, Joe Vangrin, Kenneth Mechling, Don Sexton, Ronald Drown, Steve Wareham, Dennie Snyder, Jim Skvarla, Kenneth Bender, Jim Falenski, Ron Haubrich, Gene Syzmanski, Steve Rash, Jack Mash, Jim McKay; Third row: Tom Parsha, Tom Tomb, Ken Husband, Bob Grozette, Andy Deeter, Jim Petrunyak, Joe Dallas, Jack Ferguson, Ray Jones, Jim Brenner, Art Froebel, Wayne Bobich, Bill Ziener, Bernard Vangrin, Steve Budjan; Fourth row: Jim Payne, Sam Griffith, Raymond Parry, Tom Barrett, Don Poorbaugh, Letso, Dick Esposito, Sam Scavo, Don Rossi, Don Crosby, Bob Cramer, Bob Stephens, Percy Kirklin, Ed Elder, Gabriel Pagliaro; Fifth row: Dr. Rowe, trainer; Owen Dougherty, assistant coach; Sam Smith, head coach; Valentino, Dick McFar­ land, Bob Klein, John Nothwang, Ed Likar, and managers Dave Bodnar, Ken Rometo, and George Songer. COACH SAM SMITH Sam Smith, head football coach and athletic director at Indiana Teachers, has made only two stops in a coaching career that spans 26 years. Smith first coached at Dormont High near Pittsburgh before moving to Indiana in 1949. He graduated from South Hills High School in Pittsburgh in 1926 after earning letters in football, basketball, baseball and track. His coach was Grover Washabaugh, now cage mentor at Westminster. The ISTC mentor went to Waynesburg College through 1930, playing his first football game at 17 among other players who were in their 20’s. He played tackle for three years and had some backfield experience as a fullback and punter. At Dormont Smith handled football, basketball, baseball and track. There he remained until he came to ISTC in 1949. Three years were spent in the ser­ vice from 1943 through 1945. Coach Sam Smith and Veteran end Bob McFarland Smith’s football teams at Dormont won the WPIAL championship in 1939 and the Class A title in 1942. Springdale beat Dormont for the title in 1946. His football record showed only 30 losses in 132 games over the 26-year period, 14 of the losses com­ ing in the first five years. The football coachinsr staff at Edinboro State Teachers College. Left to right are John Simmons, Harry Ramsey, Sam Cianflocco, Robert Thurbon, head coach, Rudy Gradisek and Carmen Bianco. ARTHUR L. McCOMB E Club Advisor and Athletic Director “Mac” is a graduate of Plain Grove High School, 1918, Slippery Rock Normal School, 1920, and the University of Pittsburgh, 1934. He has coached at Benjamin Franklin Junior High School, New Castle, and Aspinwall High School before coming to Edinboro in 1946. He was men’s athletic director from 1946 through 1955 as well as coach of football, basketball, track and swimming. In 1956 Mac became Athletic Director and Robert W. Thurbon was brought into the college to do the coaching. Three Cheers for Crossroads EDINBORO from Dinor Katrina and all the rest Where everybody at Cooper’s meets to Eat at the traffic light in Edinboro Go Raiders Compliments of Haibach Bros. Edinboro Furniture and Meat Packers Appliance Co. Edinboro Erie, Pa. Welcome Adantic Service from the at the Stoplight in Edinboro Fraternity Welcome to Edinboro State Teachers College A Century of Educational Service ARTHUR L. McCOMB Athletic Director (Mac) 1857 -1957 The “E” Club Wishes to thank each and everyone for his loyal support The “E” Club The E Club is an honorary organization composed of men who have earned their varsity letter in any inter-collegiate sport while attending Edinboro college. Every year the club sponsors the annual E Club Ball which is the social highlight of the Home­ coming Day. Another annual duty carried out by the club is the presentation of jackets to all varsity lettermen who have earned their letter for the second year. All senior members of the club receive monogramed blankets. In addition the club sponsors a concession stand at all athletic contests which are played at home. Lots of Luck COMPLIMENTS OF Ye Olde FISHER'S VARIETY STORE Robinson House Built 1843 Edinboro, Pa. 122 Erie St. Edinboro Luck Raiders COMPLIMENTS OP from I. R. SI. John Agency Barber Since 1918 Edinboro Edinboro Phone 5021 Estley Apparel Clothing For The Entire Family Edinboro, Pa. Edinboro State Teachers College Football Schedule -1957 Sept 14 Shepherd, W. Va. (played at Leechburg) Sept 21 Clarion (home) Sept. 28 Slippery Rock (away) Oct. 5 Indiana (home) Oct. 12 Grove City (away) Oct. 19 California (away) Oct 26 Mansfield (home) Nov. 2 Ashland (home) Edinboro Cleaners ^^All Work Guaranteed^^ Edinboro Phone 2462