East High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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BURGNON, EDITH LOUISE “M Club, 4— Glee Club, 1, 2— College Club, 1— Student Council, 1, 2. Edith is a tall, slender, blue-eyed lass who is very attractive to the opposite sex. Her pleasant disposition and willingness to join in the fun, make her a welcome member of every group. CARNEY, EDWARD JOSEPH Glee Club, 4. Whenever Ed appears, gloom disappears. His ready smile and clever wit have made many friends for him while here at East. We want to thank Ed for chasing the “blues” away and wish him success for the future. CARYL, DELMONT ALBERT Football, 3, 4— Baseball, 3, 4— Class Basketball, 4. “Del” is one of East’s outstanding football men, and we expect to hear of him as a member of the “All American” team in the near future. He is not only popular with the fellows, but has to hide sometimes from the pursuit of girls. He will overcome bashfulness in time and then the rest of the fellows better “clear the deck.” CHIZ, MARY ANTOINETTE Glee Club, 4. Mary is a very quiet girl (if you don’t know her). Her favorite question is “Got your commercial law cases?” She has never been slack in anything during the four years, and we all wish her luck in the business world. CONNORS, VIRGINIA CLARA “A ” Club, 4. Here is a girl you can’t help but like. She is a member of one of those inseparable groups. Though she has not stated her intentions concerning her work after leaving school, we are sure that whatever she may attempt, will be successful. 26

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BAUMAN, CHARLES MAYA Here he is, girls! This handsome young man, with his pleasing personality, has many friends, especially among the fair sex. His many friends will miss him when he leaves East to continue his studies at Notre Dame. With his ability he is bound to succeed in whatever he attempts. BAUMAN, GEORGE EDWARD Class Basketball, 3, 4— Sunrise Staff, 4. George’s friendly, quiet manner has gained for him the regard of us all. He has been an earnest worker in all his undertakings. He performs his studies in a most satisfactory manner, and his ability tends toward worth while things. His art work is of good quality. We hope he has the best of success in life. In time he will own a cleaning company of his own. BELL, MILDRED MARIE Here is one of our sincere, quiet girls who intends to follow a business career. “True friends are like diamonds, precious but rare, False ones like autumn leaves, found everywhere. She’s one of the true ones. BLACKMORE, JACK ARTHUR Class President, 4— Burn’s Oratorical Contest, 4— Football Mgr. 4— Debating, 3, 4— Junior Declamation Contest, 1— Sunrise Staff, 4—- Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4— Orchestra, 1, 2, 3— Band, 1, 2— Constitutional Oratorical Contest, 4. Jack is among the most popular fellows of our class. He has proved himself a good debater, writer, musician, broadcaster and football manager. We consider it a great honor to have this all-around good citizen and future minister in our class. He leaves with the best wishes from the whole class for a happy and successful life. BRITTON. RAYMOND HENRY Sunrise Staff, 4. Raymond is one of our best artists. He has contributed much to our Sunrise Magazine and Annual. “Ray” is quiet but cheerful. If he continues his work in the world as he has in school, we are sure he will succeed and become a great cartoonist.

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COOPER, HOMER BERTRAM This blonde young man though he has not been in school activities, has gained many friends, and proven himself to be a good student. The school wishes him much success in life. CRONIN, MARY GERTRUDE College Club, 3, 4— “XI Club, 3, 4— Sunrise Stuff, 4— Glee Club, 3— Announcement Committee, 4. Mary’s hazel eyes and black hair have proved too much for many a man, but that’s not all. She is a good sport and lively company. “Trusty, dusky, vivid, true With eyes of gold and bramble-dew Steel-true and blade-straight.” CROSS, MAXINE LENORA Glee Club, 3, 4— “XI Club, 4. Max is notably quiet, but she has a vigor in her makeup which makes her a dangerous rival. Coming from Lawrence Park, she has been with us only three years but have you ever noticed how many friends she has? EKSTROM, ETHEL RAGNHILD Basketball 2, 3— “AT” Club, 4— College Club, 4. The fairest sight is a friendly face, The blithest tread is a friendly pace, And heaven will be a better place For a friend or two. This surely is Ethel’s motto, for this flaxon-haired maid has a heart as golden as her hair. EMLING, JEROME Football, 1, 2, 3, 4— Basketball, 2, 3, 4— Track, 2, 4— Baseball, 3, 4— Band, 1, 2— Orchestra, 3. “Shunnel” is widely known for his attempts to imitate “Blubber” Sullivan, and he certainly succeeded in football tackling. He has held a position in our school life that will be hard to fill. We know he will be a success in life, for he has proven the makings of a business man already. 27