East High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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HALL, ALICE EVELYN “A ” Club, 2, 3, 4— Announcement Com. 4— Glee Club, 1— Vice President, 4. Here is a sparkling brown-eyed lass, one of the sweetest and most popular girls of the class. Who could help loving Alice? She is the silver lining to our clouds of gloom. We do not know whether Alice intends to enter the musical or commercial world. Whichever it may be, we know that with her winning personality she will be a credit to East. HEAL, FRANCES ELIZABETH “A ” Club, 3, 4— College Club, 3— Ring Com. 4. This dark haired miss is very popular at East—especially with the hoys. She has a permanent smile, which is “catching” even on test days. We do not know what college she has chosen, but we know her popularity will continue. HEIN, ROBERT HENRY Glee Club, 4. Robert’s frank and amiable manner has made for him many friends. His studies absorb the greater part of his time, but he finds time to provide enjoyment for others. While not participating in athletics to a great extent, he is a firm supporter of our teams. HIGBY, ALFRED Business Manager Sunrise Staff, 4. Here is the business man of our class. Although Alfred is very quiet, he is much valued as a sincere friend to everyone. He plans to be an electrical engineer and we are sure he will succeed because of his perseverance. HOUGH, MARGARET LOUISE “AP Club, 4— Sunrise Staff, 4— Senior Class Flag Committee 4. All hail to one of our champion typists. Margaret intends to enter the business world and it is a certainty that she will make a success of her future life with her smile, good nature and winning ways. 2(J

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 FAIRGRAVES, ROBERT JAMES Ring Com. 4— Debate, 4. Robert’s specialty is girls. But he also has ability at debating. “Behold! Our silver tongued orator!” That is Bob. He’ll probably be a congressman some day. His sunny grin and determination have helped him win a place never to be erased, in the heart of East. FORSBERG, HERBERT Herbert has the promise of being a second Paul Whiteman with the great musical genius that is his. Aside from this he is a studious fellow and well liked by all, who wish him success in his chosen career. FORSBERG, PHILIP “Phil” has done much to help East establish its prestige in debating. His speeches were full of good arguments, humor, and clever wit, which showed his character in true colors. He plays the piano, too, and without him the “Double Quintet” would fall flat. He’s bound to make a big hit for East some day. GILES, RUTH “The envy of all, the glory of one. This little wisp of an Irish Miss is the sweetest thing this side of the ocean and fit to grace a King George’s table. GORTON, CHARLES WILLIAM Baseball Mgr., 4— Class Basketball, 2, 3, 4. This young man, as a manager of East’s 1928 nine has proven his mettle. He is witty, goodnatured and has many friends who admire him for his manly qualities and studious application in the class rooms. Athletics is his specialty and we wish him every success in it. 28

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 HOYDIC, ANNA FRANCES Orchestra, 2, 3, 4— Glee Club, 3— Interscholastic Orchestra, 3, 4— Stringed Orchestra, 3. “Here’s to the lass with the eyes of brown; May that smiling face ne’er hold a frown.” Her happy smiles win a way to everybody’s heart. Ask Francis, he knows. She is going to have a musical career and will some day be the rival of Zimbalist, the famous violinist. JACOBY, GEORGE STEELE Water Polo, 2, 3— Football, 3. Quiet, unassuming, and a steady worker, he exemplifies the spirit of courtesy and loyalty. To know George is to have a constant, true-hearted friend. He hasn’t decided upon his future career, but it would not be a surprise to see him as a statesman some day. Our best wishes go with him. JANSEN, NICHOLAS Nick, though one of the quiet members of our class has a large spot in the hearts of all his friends. His sincerity is one of his greatest assets. His future plans, although unknown, are sure to be a success. Class of ’28 gives him their best wishes. KAECHELE, GEORGE George is one of our jolly, good-natured fellows, who hasn’t much to say, but can make a trumpet talk. He has helped greatly in making our orchestras and bands a success. We only hope George will play with some of the largest musical organizations of our country. KING, LILLIAN ALICE Swimming, 2, 3, 4— Basketball, 2, 3— Glee Club, b, 3— “A ” Club, 4. “Naughty but nice!” This little blonde is ready for fun any time, and no class room is ever dull when she is there. Lillian has been a great help to our swimming and basketball teams. East will certainly miss her. 30