East High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Q. ., W, ml HOME ECONOMICS AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENTS Seated: Mary E. Powers, Mary M. Klein, Elsie L. Fulton, Iva M. Smith, Viola E. Schaefer. Standing: Kenneth M. Schreiber, Muriel Payne, Harry Feucht, Minna L. Johnson, Danford Byrens, Bertha Schwenger. ' n Norma R. Schaefer-Mathematics Hen Jer 1,-Physical Education, Mary L. Maxwell-French y YY v Bertha S. Wilber--English, Eleanor Ducheeneilfrench, A. M. Cardenas-Social Science, Sara C. Walsh-Mathematics. Helen Valentine-Socialiscience lnot picturedl Frances Feuerbach-Secretary Knot picturedl OFFICE MONITORS Row I: G. Hojnowski, G. Hoffman, R. Gordon, A. Franz, H. Kotarski, M, A. Baldwin, E. Horey, N. Nevisoourt. Row II: T. Szymakowski, A. Nikki, R. Mmiga, R. M. Steiner, J. Merlz, R. M. Hener, A. Meyer. O ITOR HELP THE TE CHER T0 A KEEP EAST RUNNING SMOOTHLY HALL MONI'l0RS Row 1: S. Kuca, E. Oczkowska, J. Fetzer, M. Potts, J. Hedstrom, D. Baltaglia, R. Bodekor A. Prywer, A. Franz, L. Metz. Row 2: L. Cycon, E. Pawlak, J. Clabeaux, B. Rupprecht, N NepokroeH, R. Herter, A. Meyers, J. Brehm, E. Horey, L. Jakubiak, G. Molyka, K. Jennings J. Huenniger, R. Piccoli, A. Pawlowski, P. Lorence. Row 3: R. Vogel. R. Main, H. Chechowich C. Pohlman. Row 4: W. Kuch, R..DeGate, R. Bechl, R. Bingel, M. Crouse, M. Kunkel, R Gordon, M. Baldwin, P. Banaszak. Row 5: R. Baker, R. Scott, E. DeFrank, R. Heidenburg W. Moseopp. Row 6: D. Sheldon, K. Orser, E. Nowak, R. Demming, R. Michalski, R. Stetzle Row 7: J. Seyfried, T. Komosinski, J. Long, J. Krieger, W. Glaeser, D. Klosterman, R. Eisenhauer Row 8: W. Clmbe, R. Zwolinski, A. Urbanczyk, J. Rudewicz. 1 1 W Z5 Q 6 9 Q2 9 WW MEM if mwigwwi ww Nj: 6WyM,We OMWW mqWwdJgbMqWMN MLQGQK. ..,Q. . M Wgawflvrowqw lil' X we 4 IOP , 1 B ,,- Y- if , AL it ' 4 12 4 af Q qi . x.r', , l I -I 6 ........-......g-1a- ---1? .-.......! I 1 N s I ff ? ...A SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Row I: 1. Petschke, J. Slisz, J. Fetzer, F. Rozek, C. Creasey, W. Southall. Row II: S. Noworyta, G. Krystaniak, L. Schmitt, J. Rappold, R. Ackendorf, A. Neeson, C. Meyers. Row III: R. Bernhardt, R. E. Bell, M. Smith, F. X. Francis, J. Joyce, A. G. Pawlowski. MGRAVE AND REVEREND SENIORS ARE MODEL FOR ALL OTHER CLASSES The seniors haven't had much chance to be dignified this year because of the delayed opening of schools. They've been rushed with the rest of the student body, sandwiching activities between classes and homework. A little later than usual. the class elected these oflicers: Francis P. Rozek, presi- dentg Carol Creasey, vice-president: Joseph Slisz, treasurerg ,lean Fetzer, secretary, Jeanette Petschke, girls' marshalg Walter Southall, boys' marshalg Carol Meyers, hisjtorian and Marven Smith. prophet. ln October the girls had a Hallowe'en Party complete with cats, costumes and cider. The most baffling disguise was that of Miss Lancaster -an extremely convincing Raggedy Ann. A post season basketball game between the Varsity '45 and Varsity '46 was sponsored by the seniors. The '46 Varsity won the exciting game with a score of 45 - 27: next season's team shows great promise. There was dancing afterward to the rhythm of the East High Swing Band. The boys acted as ushers at both the concert and the play, providing a friendly welcome and a needed assistance in locating seats. On .lune l. the social event of the year will be held -The Prom. lt is our earnest hope that the draft hoard will he lenient with the male members of the class until after that date. As they walk down the aisle at graduation, the senior class can look back on one of the shortest and busiest years in the history of East. Winners ol the Amerikanism Essay Contest: Mildred I6 Crochowihk and Richard Borowiec. THE C ASS 0F 945 .IEAN M. FETZER TIIE CLASS F 945 Top Row-left to fight CAROL CREASY Vice-President, Senior Class-Senior Ex- ecutive Committee-President, Alpha Eta Kappa Hi-Y--Ehscoh-Circulation and Ad- vertising Staffs, Eastonian. Bottom Row-left to right CAROL MEYERS Historian, Senior Class-Executive Com- mittee 3, 4'-Ehscoh-Editorial StaH, Eas- tonian-Spring Play 4. WALTER EDWARD SOUTHALL Boys' Marshal, Senior Class-Cross Coun- Secretary, Senior Class-Secretary, Junior Class-Executive Committee 3, 4-Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4-Vice-President 4, Omicron Alpha-Cold E -Advertising and Circu- lation Staffs, Eastonian. JOSEPH F. SLISZ Treasurer, Senior Class-Executive Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice-President, Freshman and Sophomore Classes-President, Junior Class - Hi-Y - Christmas Play 4 - Cross County 2, 3, 4-Basketball 3, 4--Track 2, 3, 4-Literary Staff, Eastonian. .IEANETTE F. PETSCHKE Girls' Marshal, Senior Class-Gold End Executive Committee 2, 4-Editorial Staff, Eastonian-Umicron Alpha--Honor Roll 1, try IH-Track 2, 3-Basketball 3, 4--Honor Roll I, 2, 3-Executive Committee 1, 2, 3, 4-Circulation Manager, Eastonian-Color Guard 3iBaseball 4-fomicron Alpha. MARVEN M. SMITH Prophet, Senior Class-Executive Commit- tee 1, 3, 4--Swimming 1, 2, Captain 3, 4-- Tennis 2, 3, Manager 4'-Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4-Omicron Alpha, President 4-4Hi-Y, President 4-Stage Crew 4-Color Guard 3-Glee Club 4-Chess Club, President 4. VICTOR A. KARDAS Valedictorian, Senior Class-Honor Roll 1, ' NCIS P. ROZILK 2, 3, 4. President, Senior Class-Executive Commit- mittee 3, 4-Editorial Staff 4, Circulation Staff 3, 4, Eastonian-Track 2. 2, 3, 4-Omicron Alpha. F 3 ag,- 3' QE on Q ov 5-pf, .. ,451 PX1 X 18 G - u .V 1 5' 95 , Q2 , x ' .. 1 . n A' 5 I, ,. -ar. . eC ass 1115, Top Row-left to right RUTH ACKENDORF Omicron Alpha-Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4- Executive Committee 1, 2, 3, 4f-Circulation Staff, Eastonian. CECELIA M. ANGELLO Honor Roll 4'-Omicron Alpha-Circula- tion Staff, Eastonian. MARGUERITE BACKHAUS Cmicron Alpha-Gold EM-Honor Roll 1, 2, 4--Circulation Staff, Eastonian. MARY ANN BALDWIN Editor, Art Staff and Literary Staff, Easto- nian-Honor Roll 4. PEARLENE BANASZAK Honor Roll 1, 2gOmicron Alpha-Art and .Advertising Staffs, Eastonian-East Girls' Hi-Y. ALICE F. BANASZEK Honor Roll lg 2,3511-Omicron Alpha- Orchestra 1, 2, 3-Clee Club 2, 3, 4- Freshman Executive Committee. Bottom Row-left to right LORAINE L. BARRY Spring Play 2, 3, 4--Christmas Play 2, 3, 4-Omicron Alpha-Honor Roll 1,,2, 3, 4-Alpha Eta Kappa Hi-Y. DOLORES M. BATTAGLIA Art Staff, Eastonian. ALICE BEAGLE Honor Roll 1, 2-Omicron Alpha-Circfw lation StaH, Eastonian. FRANKLIN BECK, JR. Omicron Alpha-Honor Roll 1, 2--Junior Executive Committee-Junior Treasurer- Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Captain 4-Circulation Staff, Eastonian 3, 4--Hi-Y. ROBERT E. BELL Senior Executive Committee-Hi-Y-Circw lation Staff, Eastonian-Track 3, 4--Foob ball 3, 4. ROBERT E. BERNHARDT Senior Executive Committee-Hi-Y-Omb cron Alpha-Honor Roll 1, 2-Glee Club 2, 3, 4---Track 1, 2-Cross Country 1- Edilorial Staff, Eastonian. nrt - ' ,lt 'T' 23 Top Row-left to right DOLORES BLESS Girls' Sports I-Circulation Staff, Eastonian -Ehscoh. ALICE S. BLODZINSKI Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4--Omicron Alpha. PAULINE BOCHENSKI Photography and Advertising StaHs, Easto- nian. ALICE BOCHYNSKA Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4-Umicron Alpha- Art Staff, Eastonian-Clee Club 1, 2. ROSLYN BODEKOR Camera Club-Circulation Staff, Eastonian. RICHARD BOROWIEC Omicron Alpha-Honor Roll 3, 4-Track 1, 3-Cross Country 2-Hi-Y-Editorial and Literary Staffs, Eastonian. wfu ,,-f I , ,LV I V ,v M4 M I t. V fb, V 0 'rss X L42 - Ax Bottom Row-left to right JEAN M. BREHM Omicron Alpha-Honor Roll 2, 4'-CirCula- tion Staff, Eastonian. DARYCE M. BUCK Ehscoh. ELIZABETH BUKOWSKI Omicron Alpha-Honor Roll I-CircuIa- tion Staff, Eastonian-Girls' Sports I-Glee Club 2, 3, 4'-Spring Play 4-Christmas Play 3, 4'-East Girls, Hi-Y. EVELYN BUKOWSKI Cold E -Circulation, Photography, and Advertising Staffs, Eastonian-Christmas Play 2. MARIE A. BUSCH Junior Executive Committee-Christmas Play 4-Honor Roll 4. ROSEMARY L. BUSSMAN Honor Roll I, 2, 3-Omicron Alpha-Gold HEP-Camera Club. 9 C- L.: .J fl . 26 19 Top Row-left to right COLLEEN T CAREY Clrls Sports4 LORRAINE CASSIDY Clrculatlon Qtaff Fastoman Secretary So phomore Class Vice Presldent Iunlor Class Executne Commlttee 2 3 SHIRLEY ANINE CAVNAUGH Honor Roll 1 2 3 4-Omlcron Alpha Clee Club 2 3 4-Cold E Spring Play CECILIA CIESIELSKA Honor Roll 1 2 3 4-Omlcron Alpha DOROTHY CI SZAK Chrlstmas Play 4 .IEAN CLABEAUX Honor Roll 2-Gold F Adwertlslng and Clrculatlon Stalls Eastonlan Omlcron Alpha ,V T 'Nr e Class Bottom Row- eft to right BARBAR A E COOK Ehscoh-Clrculallon Staff Eastonran NIFLVIIN D FROUSE flee-Clubl 2 3 4- RUSQFLL CROWLEY Honor Roll 3 Omlcron Alpha Cross Country 3 4 LOTTIF A CYCON Clrculatlon Staff Fastonlan Chrlstmas Play 4 DELPHINE I CZAPSKA Honor Roll 1 Omlcron Alpha Ehscoh RICHARD F CZERWINSKI Swlmmlng 3 -1-Adsertlslng and Clrcula tion Staffs Eastonlan 6' 1 'ia 3 . . . , . . . v . A . . 1 K 7 J 1 3 ' 1 4 Q A AL 'A ' 1 1 ' 9 a v ' . , , l T L , . e e e as as - V 1 ' a s A . 1 4 T - f 9 s s ' 1 , I . as sv 7 - - V J -- . 9 1 9 I 1 I ' . - , . I . sv . . H' E X w, . ,. Q ' 7' X Lf' ' W lg J , ,, F ' , f - 45 ,, .v X - ' 1 ,QI in ' ' Q' . . N, - , ik.. I orty-F'v Top Row-left to right EUGENE DAVID Track 3, 4--Circulation Staff, Eastonian. ROSS DiGATE Track 2, 4. JAMES DEVLIN Track 3-Glee Club 4'-Circulation Staff, Eastonian. GILDA DRELLICH Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4'-Omicron Alpha- Christmas Play 2-Editorial Staff, Eastonian 3, 4'-Gold El,-Spring Play 4-. ALICE DUNKOWSKI Typing Staff, Eastonian. DORIS J. ECKERT Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4'-Photography Staff, Eastonian. 756 an ,Y'N .Q' 2 .- I' 1 Y 5-v Q ai, A. - 3' 1 L. -z .1 , A 5 Q if , s' r Bottom Row-left to right JEAN-MARIE EDWARDS Glee Club 3, 4-Gold E -Circulation Staff, Eastonian. PATRICIA EGER Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4-WOmicron Alpha- Art Staff, Eastonian. LORRAINE EISENHAUER Girls' Sports I-Photography StaH, Easto- nian. BETTY F. ENGELHART MARY CATHERINE FINN Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4--Advertising Staff, Eastonian-Chess Club, Secretary 1 - Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 4--Spring Play 4'- East Girls' Hi-Y. DOROTHY F. FOSER Gr' .9 J zriafisli I , H, A lx . ,I n ' ' - 5: - ai . 'CZ-A '-vf,'g,.'w Q Q ' ' I Y. ' I, V, ,qi ah . , 51- P' 1- . nf, 1'gQQS3f7f-,fx Y - ll , ' 'Z -1 -, 3 2' hjwjftfgd c W 1 , fe gy' Q V ' f ska T 'f 21 X 43C ass l Q' T .9 ' x .XX 22 2 , 961 ,-,r 3 1 qv' 5 . L- A ' .g..-.1-gg..-, . ' - A .-3, J ,-I if Top Row-left to right FRANCIS X. FRANCIS, JR. Track I-Christmas Play 2-Senior Execu- tive Committee. ROBERT FREED Swimming 3, Manager 4-Stage Crew, Cap- tain 4 - Photography Staff, Eastonian- Camera Club. VIRGINIA GEIST Honor Roll I, 2-Omicron Alpha-Circula- tion Staff, Eastonian. LOIS GERMANN Girls' Sports 3, 4-Christmas Play 4-Ad- vertising and Art Staffs 3, 4, Eastonian. WAYNE E. GIBBS Baseball I, 2, 3, 4-Basketball 3, 4-Foob ball 3, 4. ROBERT GOODMAN Band 3. 4-sblonor Roll I-HGlee Club 3, 4- Omicron Alpha. Bottom Row--left to right IRENE R. GRANDITS Executive Committee 1, 2--President, Fresh- man Class-Camera Club I, 2-'-Gold E -Typing, Advertising and Circulation Staff 3, 4, Eastonian-Christmas Play 2, 4. ARLINE B. GREENLEY Girls, Sports I-Ehscoh. LILLIAN M. GRIMAUD Orchestra 3, 4. MILDRED GROCHOWIAK Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4-Omicron Alpha- Literary and Photography Staffs, Eastonian. CELINE HABER Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4-Band 4-Glee Club 3, 4-Honor Roll 1, 2, 3-Omicron Alpha --Editorial Staff, Eastonian. GLORIA M. HANCOCK Honor Roll 2--Omicron Alpha-Circula- tion Staff, Eastonian-Treasurer 4, Alpha Eta Kappa Hi-Y. qgq, . 'C T' -ff' ort - 'v ,, :- 450. 'E' ac. ,, Top Row-left to right JUNE M. HATFIELD Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4-Omicron Alpha- Gold EH-Christmas Play 4-Editorial Staff, Eastonian. PATRICIA M. HELDA Spring Play 4--Cleo Club 2, 3. PATRICIA HELENBROOK Advertising Staff, Eastonian. ALMA HERINC Girls' Sports I. ROSE MARIE HERTER Girls' Sports I, 2-Alpha Eta Kappa Hi-Y -Circulation and Advertising Staffs, Easto- nian. .IEAN HILL Girls' Sports 2-Photography Staff, Easto- nian. Yr' W l ' 'JL fat Bottom Row-left to right ALICE A. HOYCZYK Photography Staff, Eastonian-Omicron Alpha-Honor Roll I. ALICE W. HUCKER Circulation Staff, Eastonian-Clee Club 2. ANCELINE B. IACEWSKA Girls' Sports 4-wChristmas Play 4-Concert 4-Art and Advertising Staffs, Eastonian. ALMA .IACKETT ALICE A. JASINSKI Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4-Omicron Alpha- Cold En-Circulation and Typing Staffs, Eastonian. HENRY F. .IASNAU Cross Country I, 2, 3--Track 1, 2. 6- -MG- 23 QC ass Bottom Row-left to right RICHARD KAWA Omicron Alpha-Honor Roll 1, 2, 4-Cir culation Staff, Eastonian. AUDREY KERSBIQRG Cirls' Sports 1-Honor Roll 1-Omicron Alpha+Circulation Staff, Eastonian. ARLINF KETTERER Honor Roll l. 2. 3, 4-Omicron Alpha- Cold E -Advertising and Circulation Staffs, Eastonian. AUDREY L. KOCH Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4'-Glee Club 3, 4-Sopho- more Executive Committee-Honor Roll 1 -Photography Staff, Eastonian-Omicron Alpha. THEODORE E. KOMOSINSKI BARBARA M. KOSCIANSKI Omivron Alpha-Honor Roll 3, 4.-Gold EH+Christmas Play 4-Photography and Typing Staffs, Eastonian. - vs fa C V 1 A ur . ,,g, ' 'Hi ' : ' :AT .' 'Lt J ' , ., lv 1 k x ij.-',-Air, n t . f 4 . ,n.t 1' N. '.rp5 nrt - 'v Top Row-left to right HELEN F. KOTARSKI Christmas Play 2. 4-Spring Play 4'-Girls' Marshal 3-Junior Executive Committeew Editorial Staff, Eastonian-Honor Roll 4. LEOCADIA KOZA Advertising Staff, Eastonian. ARTHUR KRAWCZYK Band l, 2, 3, 4-Dance Band 2, 3, 4-Glee Club 3-Circulation Stall 3, Eastonian. DONALD R. KREUZER Swimming I, 3, 4-Football 3, 4-Circula- tion, Advertising, and Typing Stalls, Easto- man. JOHN J. KRIECER Football 2-Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4-Literary and Advertising Stalls, Eastonian. FLURENCE KRUSZCZYNSKA Omicron Alpha-Honor Roll l, 2, 3-Girls' Sports l-Photography, Art, and Adver- tising Staifs, Eastonian. Bottom Row-left to right GLORIA J. KRYSTANIAK Honor Roll l. 2. 3, 4-f0mir-ron Alpha- Orchestra l. 2. -1-Clee Club 3. 4- Hv-vutive Committee 3. fl'-Editorial Staff. Eastonian-Cold HE . SLSAN KLCA Honor Roll l. 2-Omicron :Xlpha-Adven tising and Circulation Staffs, Eastonian. RLTH A. KLRBS Circulation Staff, Eastonian E Ehscoh - Girls' Sports 1. BETTY M. KURZ Gold E , MAE M. LANG Freshman Executive Committee-Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4-Omicron Alpha-Literary Staff, Eastonian. SHIRLEY LANO Gold HE . at ft 'ur- ,fl ' ,fist QEUJ Qkxhxixf S 25 ell ass i :de gr-l 26 E Q 45. v ,nn ph 'U' 'Q-OV :iv U Top Row-left to right JEAN M. LEJNJNCER Honor Roll 1-Omicron AlphafCirf'ula- tion Stall, Eastonian. THEODORA LESINSKA Ehscoh-Circulation Manager, Eastonian. LYDIA C. LIEBERMANN Honor Roll 1, 2-Photography Staff. Easto nian-Omicron Alpha. ISMAR LIPSCHUTZ Honor Roll 1, 3, 4-Omicron Alpha-Chess Club. JOHN LONG Baseball 2, 3, Captain 4-Hi-Y-Advertis ing Staff and Circulation Staff 3, 4, Easto man. JOSEPH LUDWIC ,QQ J 5 if '57 Bottom Row-Iejt to right HELEN C. MADEY Gold Hl'l,,--fHonor Roll 1, 2, 4--Art Staff -1, Eastonian-Omicron Alpha. BERTHA MAZUR SHIRLEY MCKENNA Circulation Staff. Eastonian-Vice-Presi dent 4, Alpha Eta Kappa Hi-Y. DONALD MCMINN Football 3, 4-Basketball 2, 3, Captain 4'- Swimming 1-Executive Committee 3, 4. ESTHER R. MECHLINSKI JOSEPH MELBER 'ff' 4- I ort - ' I 9 ... ca ww? ,, 6 ll .arf- IZ' ' 'i If E 'lid cf- , ,A Top Row--Igft to right ARLINE MEYER Honor Roll 2-Omicron Alpha-Art and Circulation Staffs, Eastonian-Alpha Eta Kappa Hi-Y. RICHARD MICHALSKI Track 2, 3, 4HCross-Country 3, 4fCircu- lation and Advertising Staffs. Eastonianf' Honor Roll 1, 2, 4-Omicron Alpha-Hi-Y. THERESA M. MIECHURSKI Honor Roll 1, 2, 4'-Omicron Alpha. TEDDY MIKOLL Baseball 3, 4-Photography Staff, Easto- nian. JOSEPH D. MILUTINOVIC Circulation and Photography Staffs, Easto- man. HELEN H. MISZKIEWICZ Christmas Play 2-Executive Committee 2, 3-Photography and Advertising Staffs Eastonian. :1n:., 36 ,tv-f 2 ., H ' J .. . f . ,,. A- . 4:00, n z.. , -wi-ff ,gf 3 - 5-'-gg, 5 2 ' Bottom Row-left to right WILLIAM G. MOSSOP Circulation Staff 3, 4. and Photography Staff. Eastonian-Chess Club. ALICE V. MYTLINCA Cirr-ulation Staff. Eastonian-Honor Roll 3 f f0mi1'ron Alpha. EDWARD A. NAPIER, JR: Tennis 2. 3f--Swimming 3. AILEEN C. NEESON Umicron Alpha--Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4-- Executive Committee 3, 4-Editorial Staff. Eastonian. NADIA NEPOKROEEF Cold E -Christmas Play 2, 3, 4-Glee Club 3, 4-Literary Staff, Eastonian-Chess Club. DANIEL NIESCIUR Cross Country 4-Editorial Staff, Eastonian --Omega Chi Sigma-Hi-Y. N Top Row-left to right THELMA A. NORTON SOPHIA K. NOWORYTA Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4-Omicron Alpha- Senior Executive Committee-Glee Club 4 - Spring Play 4 - Assistant Circulation Manager, Eastonian. ESTHER OCZKOWSKA Honor Roll 1, 2, 3-Omicron Alpha-Gold E',-'Circulation Stall, Eastonian. LOIS .l- OETINGER Honor Roll 2, 3, 4-Omicron Alpha- Editorial Stall, Eastonian-Cold E - Ehscoh, President 4. KENNETH ORSER Veteran of World War II. THELMA E. PATCHIN l airs. if , 'iw in ,Q Y' C..-uf X, 28 ss' 46 -. lv e Class Bottom Row-left to right ETHEL PAWLAK Ehscoh-Christmas Play 4-Advertising, Circulation, and Typing Staffs, Eastonian. ARTHYR PAWLOWSKI Senior Executive Committee-Omicron Al- pha-Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4-Freshman Class Treasurer-Literary Staff, Eastonian. FELICIA PETERS Omicron Alpha-Honor Roll 1, 2-Girls' Sports lf' -Editorial Staff. Eastonian. LUIS A. PFEIFFER Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4-Omicron Alpha- Editorial Staff-Eastonian. RICHARD S. PICCOLI Honor Roll 1, 2-Track 1, 2, 3, 4-Cross- Country 1-Football 2, 3-Omicron Alpha -Chess Club-Circulation Staff, Eastonian. CATHERINE POHLMAN Honor Roll 1, 2-Ehscoh-Camera Club- Circulation Staff, Eastonian-Omicron Al- pha. 2 G v 1 -xp. ag 11 MN, orty-F' Top Row-left to right RONALD A. POLING Glee Club 4. ALICE E. POSTEK Chess Club--Omicron Alpha-Honor Roll 1, 2. IOY PROPIS Spring Play 3, 4-Junior Executive Com- mittee-Honor Roll 3-Ehscoh-Alpha Eta Kappa Hi-Y-Omicron Alpha. ANA PRYWER Ehscoh-Circulation StaH, Eastonian. DOLORES RADON Honor Roll 1, 4--Omicron Alpha-Chess Club-Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Christmas Play 2-Spring Play 2, 3, 4. JEAN RAPPOLD Christmas Play 2-Chess Club-Senior Executive Committee-Literary Staff 3, Literary Editor 4, Eastonian. ua 46' 'C' Bottom Row-left to right ROSE M. REPKA Honor Roll 1, 4-Omicron Alpha--Girls' Sports 1-Circulation and Advertising Staffs, Eastonian. HELEN P. RILEY Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4-Girls' Sports 1, 2- Spring Play 3, 4-Christmas Play 3, 4- Omicrori Alpha. JOSEPH ANTHONY RIZZO JAMES ROBERTSON Circulation Stall, Eastonian-Chess Club. CONSTANCE RORES Ehscoh. RITA A. RUCINSKA. Omicron Alpha-Art Stall, Eastonian- Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. e, 3 C . ? e Class e .fx T Y' 30 Top Row-left to right CHARMAINE RUDIN Gold E -Honor Roll 2-Omicron Alpha. ROBERT B. RUMSCHIK Football 4-Baseball 4. BETTY M. RUPPRECHT Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4-Omicron Alpha- Circulation Staff, Eastonian. ALICE SADAJ Omicron Alpha-Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4- Band l, 2, 3, 4-Orchestra 2, 3, 4-Clee Club 3, 4-Gold E -Editorial Staff, Eastonian. DONALD F. SCHAEFER Omicron Alpha-Honor Roll 1, 2-Circu- lation Staff, Eastonian. MARY C. SCHEEDER Literary Staff, Eastonian-Honor Roll 1- Freshman Executive Committee-Omicron Alpha. Bottom Row-left to right FLORENCE A. SCHMIDT Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4'-Advertising Staff, Eastonian. LEONORE M. SCHMITT Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4-Omicron Alpha, Secretary 4-Gold E -Band 1, 2, 3, 4- Clee Club 3, 4-Senior Executive Com- mittee-Literary Staff, Eastonian. ELIZABETH SCHMITZ Art Staff, Eastonian. JEANNE SCHREIER Omicron Alpha-Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4- Glee Club 3-Junior Executive Committee -Editorial Staff, Eastonian-Girls' Sports 2-Alpha Eta Kappa Hi-Y. JANE MARIE SCHUH Gold E -Ehscoh-Circulation and Typ- ing Staffs, Eastonian-Alpha Eta Kappa Hi-Y. DOROTHY R. SCHWAB Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Ehscoh, Treasurer 3 -Camera Club-Omicron Alpha-Honor Roll 2-Editorial Staff, Eastonian. KW . 011 F f if . 3 M, 41,000 7' jfffdlflf G 1--X A Q C- if i .q as NA ix. X' 94 26 l aff' C 'G' Top Row-'left to right IRENE SCHWEMMER Omicron Alpha-Honor Roll 1, 2, 4- Cirls, ,Sports 2-Secretary 4, Alpha Eta Kappa Hi-Yglfditorial Staff, Eastonian. MILLICENT SEACON Ehscoh-Girls' Sports 1. MAY SENS Omicron Alpha-Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4'- Orchestra 1, 2, -1-Clee Club 2. 3, 4- Literary Staff, Easlonian-Executive Com- mittee 1, 2. DONALD J. SHELDON Cheerleader 1-Track 1, 2, 3, 4f4Cross Country 2, 3, 4-Hi-Y-Junior Executive Committee. DORIS SHEW Omicron Alpha-Honor Roll 1vChristmas Play 4-Cold E gPhotography and Ad- vertising Staffs, Eastonian. ROBERT SIMCOE Omicron Alpha-Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. I .mx 6 -0 Q Z ' s- .3 ii' 'If . w , f .Hens ff ll Bottom Row+left to right THERESA Sl1'DA Omieron Alpha llunur R011 l. 2. 3, 4- Christmas Play 4. MARIAN H. SLOYVIKA Cold E -Cin-ulaliam Staff, Rastonian DOROTHY SONIMER lr Honor Roll lf-Omir-ron Alphafthristmas Play 2 fCirculation Staff, Eastonian. LORRAINFI C. SROKA Omivron Alpha-Honor Roll 1-WOYCDCSIFH l. 2. ANNE STEJBACH Gold HE -Orchestra 1, 2, 3f 4-Circula- tion and Adxertising Staffs, Eastonian. ROY STELZLE Omir-ron Alplwfrllonor Roll 4-CirCula- tion Staff, Phutography Stall 3, Chairman 4, Eastonian. Top Row-left to right ' HARVEY SULL Orchestra I, 2, Concert Master 3, 4. RICHARD SZCZEPANSKI Honor Roll I, 2-Omicron Alpha. IRENE M. SZUKALSKA Honor Roll 1, 2-Omicron Alpha-Literary, Advertising and Typing Staffs, Eastonianw- Chess Club. FRANCES TARCZAK Cold Ev-Ehscoh-Honor Roll 4-gAdver- tising and Circulation Staffs, Eastonian-- Omicron Alpha. LIETA URUDZINSKA Omicron Alphafllonor Roll I, 2fCirls Sports I-Photography Staff, Eastonian. RAYMOND VAN EVERY Band 4. ell ass Bottom Row-left to right PHYLLIS A. VOEGELIN Advertising and Circulation Staffs, Easto- nian. ROBERT E. VOCEL Tennis I, 2, 3, Captain 4-Basketball 2, 3, 4 --Circulation Staff, Eastonian. ALICE WALEK Circulation Staff, Eastonian. NORMA WALKOWIAK Honor Roll I, 2A-Omicron Alpha-Cold HER-Executive Committee 1, 2-Typing Staff, Eastonian. FRANCIS WALLENHORST Circulation Staff, Eastonian-Glee Club 4. JUHN WANCLER Honor Roll l4Cross-Country 4-Omicron Alpha. ix-5' 1- , S? , V K O 9 X V 11- A I 1.1 .Q .- 'C ' if i, 9 ' A is 4:2 5- ' '- 'L' I ' -Y' :L Q ,V I 32 orty- Top Row-left to right Bottom Row-left to right JEAN WLODARSKI ROBERT J. ZIMMERMAN Christmas Play 4-Circulation Staff, Easto- Cross-Country 1, 2, 4-Track 2, 3, 4- nian-Band 2, 3, 4-. Hi-Y-Art and Circulation Stalls, Eastonian. THERESE A. WOZNIAK LEON ZWINKLEWICZ Honor Rolll 2 3-Omicron Alpha-Cold Omicron Alpha-Honor Roll 3 4--Glee Club 4 LEROY ,I WULLICH RICHARD ZWOLINSKI Art Staff Eastonlan Executive Committee 2 3-Omlcron Alpha ELIZABETH ZIMMERMAN -Circulation Staff Eastoman Honor Roll 2 Chrlstmas Play 3-Circulation Staff Easto man Ehscoh A X 'Q ge ,R as '36, 1? 3 9 7 HEY, , . i Q . i . , . . 1, -Hi-Y. . . . , - ,Q ,. 1' 'I ' ., ' f- ,Jig it -7, 5, dl Q, ' E -' 3. 1 5' 'iv' 7 '5 0 ,! , 'I - 7' 'T ' 'J .1 - fwdrv E x V X . ' l r ll: ' x ,V ' n 1 Q, ivfw ' 2 , A , fa, 1 'ii .' ij lxf I if 3 JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMTITEE Row I: H. F. Rieg, D. Filipiak, N. A. Bachmann, R. Oldstrom, N. Reed, E. Horey. Row II: J. Becht, H. Kershaw, R. Sauter, H. Linder, E. Jung, N. M. Dombrowski. Row III: G. J. Denton, W. G. Baumler, R. E. Demming, W. J. Walbesser, V. Jagodzinski, P. Gilbert, F. Carner. DENTON DOE IT AGAIN - CAPTURE PRE IDENCY FOR THIRD YEAR A junior can always be found with his or her finger in some pie, such as a play, a team, a cheer, a concert, an argument, or some other important happening. Yes, tomorrow's seniors are an important element in each school year. This year's crop is especially talented and has done much towards maintaining our high standard. Thirty-eight members of the class had high enough grades to become Omicron Alpha members. Our sports schedule would have been impossible without the husky juniors. Fifty-seven of them aided in its successes and failures alike. The juniors' achievements have been many and varied, with a marked accent in music. One hundred forty-four of them are members of the band, orchestra, or chorus. As the yearbook goes to press, nothing definite has been planned for Junior Day. We are only certain of the traditional tree planting and that their activities will center about Arbor Day. However, we know their carefree confidence will make everything they undertake a success. April eleventh marked the Junior elections and the following results: president, Gilbert Denton, vice-president, Irene Dennis, secretary, Romaine Oldstromg treasurer, Elmer Jung, girls' marshal, Norma Reed, boys' marshal, William Baumler. 34 Junior winners in the Civic Planning Essay Context. Ogg K se ff ? ,? 9 Q ,V . . -QU vqtixr .Sf 'u Q 3 EVE! Q ':'if.?'Na: :Q Q5 I 19' li '?f'. w.-'- 2 33' 3 si :af 1 NV 'F-f:.f3f- ',.. X' 'W W . '3 la-Q'? !'ff15'i3'! H! f H- 3 i .+K3!z'f5'E ' 1 in f ' H QA R u ' ,- Q r lgllglq ' .-E, : .,'H ','iT,H, 'mm nijM i in 1 rf' f I f E' wr? sn. .A it ix 54? R' if.' 6 G Q rf: 3 , lg? W 4' A ,yy-5131 ggi fia'i3:g.33, ' 'if in ,. ,V 'kg ' Y, . 'AM A ' ff 2 1f..g' , 5,, Sv A ' ' V 4? ' '-U '. 3 ,ez Y, 5' Q- lf,-V Q. A Hina xr' ' ? ,wx ' . 4, 'Q , .,-4 -254-7 lr if HQHL .- I ,ig L .. la ' f ' a 1' r, . E. 4 H lglxa . .. v ,, if , fy 2 '-1 A ' A , ' 5 , fl E gr jf' 4'2.iw.:1i? : -Q2 M f !!:r'l :ffm '71 234: .. I V PHA, 4. A Q -5 lf... 'f' -33 f3i?2l?1 if f .4 , P 'I Q an ' ,fax 4 s 4 f, a,. .2- ills, Q 4 I , 'Q z lg., nu. 5 1 Q, s. ' 9' . 'A ii Q Q 5 r,h 1 if N ja! Q 5- yf 4 Q A 'ex . , 'St' Y 3 ',s....,.f . . .,.. Wil y A 1-, 1Q9f1'-'-4 . CLASS OF '47 SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE COMMl'I'I'EE-Row I: I. Schleecher R. Nickbarg M. Strobl, R. Cisek B. A. Brandon B. Whitehead J. Dehlinzer D. Wildy. Row ll: S. Leonberger A. Moeckel E. M. Weber L. Rossen A. Pietak C. Weber R. Krystaf. Row IH: E. Kress C. Dischnir D. M. Borowiec. SUPER-SOPHS OFFER SUPER-PROGRAM The sophomore class of 194-5 claims the distinction of being one of East's most active groups, for it was well represented in every field open to its members. Besides a monthly average of fifty-one honor students, the percentage of sophomores in dramatic, music, sports, and other extra curricular activities has been commendable, while one boy has distinguished himself and his class by earning major letters in three sports, an almost unprecedented achievement for a sophomore. On Sophomore Day, February sixteenth, our hosts presented a delightful program which included selections by versatile musicians and speakers. The capable oflicers were Richard Cisek, president, Betty Brandon, vice-president, Bebe Whitehead, secretaryg lean Dehlinger, girls' marshal, and Ronald Nickbarg, boys' marshal. Together with their class they claim the honor of having introduced to East High School Dr. Frederick Arnold Young, an eminent lecturer who scored such a tre- mendous success with both the faculty and students that he was brought back a second time by demand. I If the present is indicative of the future, we prophesy an outstanding group of seniors for 1947. Our speaker, Dr. Young S7 SOPHOMORE GIRLS, ROOM 230-321-Row I: R. Voss, L. B. Smith, C. Siepienka,.G. Igla, M. Johnson, P. Ketchum, E. M. Marks, D. Schutt, I. Kompalla, J. Hammermiller, D. List, D. Talkacz, A. Rucinska, B. Schlitz. Row II: F. Hoctor, F. Heim, V. Goszka, D. Ktlhniruk, J. Heyer, E. Staniszenska, N. James, J. Marshall, R. Kemnitzer, R. Tresch, I. Loain, M. Salva, R. Williams, G. Ciesla, D. Nowak, S. Nieckowiz, F. Chrabas. Row III: S. Plumb, I. Michalska, M. Lorenz, L. Koster, G. Nowakowska, J. Barbee, A. Lummel, N. Bowman, R. Oroschin, L. Chrosniak, M. Manthey, E. Doran, M. Leonard, A. Mikolajczak, C. E. Manual, D. Schrage, 'B. 1. Bennett. Row IV: E. C'hrist, J. Klepp, E. Mdliszewska, E. Haxton, M. Boehm, B. Marke, E. M. Weber, L. L. Picciano, A. Moeckel, J. G. Ellis, D. Gayson, T. Strzelczyk, A. Ionak, A. Nowotka. SOPHOMORE GIRLS, 300 AND 203-Row I: A. Vogelmann, D. Depp, B. Make, M. Rein, J. Dehlinger, H. Olszanowski, P. Schonhart, B. Statleave, J. McElhinny. Row II: M. Mindy, T. Mandi, J. Jones, T. Carus, C. Frainier, I. Derylak, D. Brandel, G. Gooch, J. Llrby. B. Allhll, A. Daxsee, R. Schlenker, E. Kress, P. Muszkiewicz, R. Wysocki. Row III: L. Tomuaewska, F. F. Wilkinson, E. Karol, M. Krapp, J. Kollmar, M. Dotts, H. Schapf, N. Ledwin, M. Fernrd, H. Rochron, M. Hartman, E. Jakeuowski. Row IV: T. Zielinske, I. Cronin, H. Calm, B. Lambert, N. Marquart, F. Wackowiak, D. Schneider, I. Korduba, R. Lipiec, G. Drudmik, I. Dnhrm, A. Polowy, G. Wilczewski, A. Hojnacki, C. Franzek, L. Mayer. Row V: T. Mika, C. A. Butler, P. Ritzman, E. Myszkowiak, T. Kaniak, A. Pietak, D. Piccoli, S. Crooks, V. Ipkey, A. Abati, S. Agostan, G. Duke, L. Fusoo, D. Materszewski. Row VI: M. Vitale, M. Novukonnkl, G. Mechalska, R. Miga, J. Kless, E. Sieroslowska, K. Weinreber, E. Rodgers, L. Rauch, I. Eisenhauer, E. Larsen, D. Wozniak, L. Witt, E. Weinierl. Row VII: P. Wylegnla, Y. Hill, D. Szuflita, A. Szyjka, T. Topacki, L. Wroblewski, E. Loparki. If ffl? 'S -'535:?.'v,QN 75' 3, 'F .5 75 if 3 'Q 3 gs Q Q .ivi,!g f,.?.'!'? 35 vzgib 'H ,EQQQ Q -efg 5i2.i, 2. ff? iid fy s eg? gp 2 5, v' g fl nQ,,,g, ,,,s5: ,L , Q 9 :weft T ' 'N 01157 5 92 1v1r 6: ' je- !:p!34X'- :Lqgf If I , G if an 4 T Q' G A ' NS, lg if 1 6 Sy? 1155's 'fa 6 G' . sxffsvl 4' .-Q i, W 8 'gi' V 3 fig ga is ig , 5? Q , Q A z J? '12 1 . ,Ff f 4 -of 71 ' A.,j.' ' Rf .., x F R' 4, jf ,Q Q 3 5 i Umall VMnu 1'.w aa num? ,ji SOPHOMORE BOYS, 24-0 -Kneeling: I. 0'Shea, D. Stildy, V. Toote, C. Brind'Amour, R. Burkard, L. Cronin, B. Gottesman, T. Galantowicz. Row I: J. Natale, D.,Klos, .l. Krawcuk, A. Lorenzo, K. Cavalieri, P. Endres, R. Uhl, T. Steele, D. Malinowski, D. Cialli, F. Foloron, I. Giaccio, R. Cisek, R. Wettlaufer, M. Bass. Row II: D. Laude, E. Williams, L. Schmtt, E. Ludwig, R. Filarecki, C. Heidle, W. Hill, J. Kren, I. Dorobiala. Row III: M. Szafnichi, T. Stachowski, A. Kisker, R. Welt, G. Anlholzner. Row IV: E. Golebiewski, C. Hacker R. Heron, E. Kowalski. Row V: P. Wiltberer, R. Duemmer, A. Wroblewski. Row VI: J. I-Iejmowski, L. Murawaki, E. Krakowiak, R. Cuedek, F. Hutzler. Row VII: R. Krzyzanowski, C. Wroblewski, I. Lebidzinski. Row VIII: N. Rutkowski, C. Kischner, J. Hubert. Row IX: W. Warejko, Z. Lewandowski, M. Till, W. Martin. Row G: J. Nasternak, W. Becker, A. Masset. Row XI: R. Szuzukowski, F. Zachmyc, R. Daly. Row XII: W. Wangler, I Rusiniak. Row XIII: R.- Petry, W. Tremebowicz. Row XIV: E. Truy, Adam D. Row XV: R. Wal-bert. Row VI: A. Nubauer, N. Cyowinski. Row XVII: W. Kaminki, W. Famb, J. Skretny, N. Skretny, E. Niedzielski. Last Row: A. Domanski, N. Lipincayk, C. Kapperman, C. Crandits, G. Allen, A. Wojtan, H. Erb. ALL OTHER SOPHOMORE BOYS -Kneeling: J. Forth, D. Neubauer, A. Kruzel, T. Hauaner, R. Bommer, R. Sroka. Row I: S. Zaborowski, R. Brzyski, P. Carlin, W. Chrostowski, S. Krytus, R. Sutton, J. Pohl, D. Birkman. C. Sredniawa, E. Tomporowski, T. Nick. Row II: R. Campbell, C. IKlander, L. Malczenski, S. Kwiatkowski, N. Bollmann, T. Soppelt, K. Ralph. Row III: F. Henfling, D. Ortmeyer, A. Cady, C. Candarino, B. Leiker, C. Dorr. Row IV: .,,I. Welt, I. Armantecom, D. Burkhardl, J. Rudewicz, P. Czarczynski: Row V: R. Borowiak, R. Nickbary, P. Eiskant, R. Bell, R. Wroblewski. Row VI: A. Krichhoi, N. Kotas, R. Peronne, J. Schiras. Row VII: C. Felix, D. Bernhardt, R. Ceier, N. Schooping. Row VIII: L. Golombek, I. Winer, R. Pitorak. Row IX: J. Wittman, D. Weber, N. Timmel, N. Moore, J. Schnid. Row X: G. Hatfield. R. Osborne. Row XI: H. Ruben, N. N. Stachowski. Row XII: A. Zdybowicz R. Pejkn. Row XIII: A. Waczkowcki. Row XIV: C. Boyd, J. Burke. Row XV: C. Crandits, Filynki. Row XVI: J. Keruer. Row XVII: W. Zulawski. Row XVIII: I. Mary, L. Renskowski, I. Evlnoo, R. Bialicki, N. Czerwinski. Last Row: A. Kuruiorfer, W. Kaminski, W. Kucll. CLASS OF 943 .fi I FRESHMAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE-Row I: J. Oldstrom, R. Dawson, R. Stec, C. A. Hucker, D. Halicki, P. Simonson. Row II: T. Przywara, P. Jaszka, R. Schwegler, R. Babbitt, R. Kasprzyk, G. Gawronska. - IGHTY MITE INVADE E T Freshmen are very likeable young people and truly the most important students in the school, without them we could not have sophomores, juniors. or seniors. Furthermore, who but a freshman can make being an upperclassman something really special? Yes, they dash up down stairways, rush to class as if pursued and make all the quaint mistakes only a first year student is capable of, but we like them. The frehmen have proven themselves capable in various fields of endeavor for there are seven freshmen in the orchestra and band, three on the football squad and seventy-two on the honor roll. In December, on Friday the thirteenth, defying superstition, and gaily decked with holly, this year's freshmen had their day. It started with an assembly program. The class president, Donald Halicki, introduced the officers: vice-president, Camilla Huckerg treasurer, Ralph McQuireg secretary, Norman Anthony, girls' marshal, Rita Stec, and boys' marshal, Donald Dawson. There was a clarinet solo by Ferdinand Strojewski, a piano solo by Warren Jackson, and then a comedy motion picture entitled, Young America , starring Jane Withers. The day ended with a party in the gymnasium: a gay affair featuring jukebox music, dancing, and cider and doughnuts. Our freshmen had a rollicking good time and we hope that they like East as well as East likes them. Freshman Basketball-163: R. Bukolt, S. Petrucelli, C. Hertinger, P. Arnmini, B. Riedel, B. Wroblewski. 41 g ufiaffxei a . ' , , f 1'e'f'iEi5g33w s,,G L, fig 455 fiwgggjl sjg 5 n'.g,f, X 3,g f5,m Je- 2 in I 'f 3 ' i 51? , 2 ,I Q Q Q a . . ffvff. Q ' fa, ' -Q 2323.3 E Im? 9 fa vi?-3f'2.i!5,f?Q? Mk- ' 9 fi if Q if 7 il fl , 4 ,im I 1 I 1 f .1 1 I N N FRESHMAN GIRLS OF 130 -Row I: I. Amey, J. M. Unerzart, L. R. Mutignani, L. Sypniewski, 'M. Young, M. Green. Row II: E. Doran, J. Duca, H. Neil, R. De Pemo, C. Crasso, I. Marky, M. Sobieraj, R. C. Leistner, M. Kieberka, D. Nowicki, G. Lukaszewski, J. Turner, C. Petti, L. Jones. Row III: R. Jaroz, M. Yavicoli, M. Hornquist, C. Sterling, E. Graczyk. Row IV: E. Buck, J. Kamhoz, A. Tomczak, A. Basinski. H. Heuser. J. Hassinger, F. Napora, C. Nowicki, A. Schwippert, E. Owczarczak, D. Halicki, R. Cura, L. Gawdzis, I... Suwalska, H. Grabowski. Row V: R. Wylupska, A. Kalyna, T. Napieralski, T. Ledwon, D. Rombowska, M. Couolino, M. Velocci, G. Simonson, A. Poetl, D. Schuman, J. Skipp, C. Pulli, D. Skrzypzak, J. Hauszlak. Row VI: G. Graczyk, J. Craczyk, C. Crab. T. HafTrf-th, D. Palczak. M. Sobkowiak. Row VII: A. Swartz, T. A. Suriani, S. J. Weicedell, J. Walowich, Z. Daridov, M. Busch, P. Ratka, I. Zbyszewski, R. Schmitt. Row VIII: 1. Oldstrom, A. Bodner, L. Lukowska, P. Jaszka, A. Eleczko, J. Cach, J. Chindeldwicz, G. Murszewski, L. Kotarski, J. Reimers, D. Wojnowska, P. C. Schinas, M. Kozlawski, D. Wisniowski, B. Ruddy. FRESHMAN BOYS OF 270 -Row l: E. Gnrski, R. Mirkiewirz, R. Trotz, S. Cohen, C. Pond, E. Przespolewski. S. Kuropatwinslci. A. Klosiak, D. Dudziak, L. Szylcowny, C. Huebbers, J. Rottenstein, K. Plumb. Row 2: A. Weitzman, J. Wallenhnrst, R. Herr. D. Marcus, J. Velocci, J. Castle, R. Harmel, N. Meyers, N. Stutz. E. W'eiser, M. Sutkus, F. Weber, R. Gore, F. Zmuda, Panasiewicz, P. Bernhard, D. Murphy, H. Supcrczynski, L. Suski, J. Zehler, D. Lewandowski, R. Walter, D. Halicki, T. Kotarski, A. Katorski, H. Zimon, C. Maynard, R. Ignaszak, R. Slazak, H. Reddien, L. Szelaszkiewicz. R. Carter, R. Krystaf, R. lhrig. Row 3: M. Iglewski, E F. Vizziri, F. Kuras, S. Durawa. R. Dawson. Row 4: M. D'Amico, A. Hoppa, R. Hermann, I McMillan, A. Argentirei, R. Petko, L. Orlekowski, C. Voss, N. Pauly, D. Bunn, W. Crouse, J Gkoniewski, J. Roberts. B. Smith, H. Cf-sicki, L. Budziszewski, R. Bund, L. Jedrzejek, P. Casey Row 5: M. Ambrosoli, L. Ziegler, D. Miller, R. Sieracki, E.- Wargula, N. Schwartz, A. Jeziorski T. Price, J. LeFiore, B. Czarnocki, E. Short, I. Germann, G. Wisniewski, D. Waythomas, A. Postek N. .laskowiakh E. Knoerl. 5 OTHER FRESHMAN BOYSYRQW I: D. Patchin, D. Heidenburg, F. Strozewski, W. Beagle, H. Slisz, E. Frank, R. Schulz, F. Lealherbarrnw, R. Kavlmarliifwifl, N- Sfflllllill, I- GinSbCYS, B. Serafini, W. Javksnn, W. McMahon, E. Bykuwicz, T. Kowalewski, K. Helfrich, H. Epstein. H. Fronkowski. Row 111 H. Blauft..-. M. Winer, R- Wfoblewskit W- Bfarss. T. Kowalczewski. J. Darmstedter. D. McLain, C. Fraser. A. R. Tessmann, A. W. Larson. R. Kominiarek, H. Kurbs, R. Buknlt, P. Aramini. D. Sowinski, D. Paladinu. Row Ill: N. Hamp, F. Komisarof, N. Barrett, R. Osborne, T. Sturgis, B. Kreib, B. Babbitt, B. Schwegler, C. Hettinger, R. Fialkowski, R. Riedel, J. W'alu-rs, H. Koenig, K. Wirker, R. P. Croh, A. Scarozza, J- SCllil8Ri. Railing! R- Mc-Ca thy, S. Balash, J. Ertel, L. Pruchal, W. Staskiewicz, E. Antonowicz, M. Najewski, R. Keller, W. Dunkowski, G. Kerr. F' , Y ,412 x .ji . - U ' 2' V' PUVPOLW W a Jvc 'Q of 0 -' - J f 3 if 7 Q' .1 D . A A V t v 7 ' Ca Q 8 x A Q , . 5 6,l2'6fvsif5 '-?!i?g7t U H4125 .15 Q6 M, M I N -Xxx pa- 'MSX 5 ' l gjmtl .Q Yo Y ' wg . y'i 5 'Q . il H' U 3 - rfey 13 3ii!wY1Y1 m 'iz ' f, 5 55' 8 51 5 W-'4s?'W H A M EZ W 9 6 Q Q Wwwwwwvitwgwvggyww . QqoTv.63Wg JwQ . QSM Wgigwowwpf 9 0 MA WM M GMM YVQP 1 vi gQ... Fri ma-.ul-. AMF' XII.-lsnb . r.-1.5.4.8-4 Lv' ul ' v K - swam THMII. if , -n 3 zW7?1i' 'fl iidmll we gif ?n r :-.-. l'- f 1241 w 1' I'- nf 'if ' 'ig ,s ug lfiffffff 5 A . M . f v. 3 i: ' E x xx L x ef . ,t.1Ei,'I ,iff T ' K T22 4 , A M'-h. ,A 'x5,- Y, 1 ' !'a1' , ,.. J. 4-,.g,.fm,3 -- A Q M fN.,22-- -:P ' ' i 3- -'Q'-:iq R- '33 -A .1 f T? ' 5:4 ' Q ': Y ' -'A' , , , Q 3 4 M, gl ,, . V I V Iq 251 I- ag, ,jv QM . :fmt 32,1 '3.g,gQzX'W f , ---, ff: ,Q 2 'F Wir Q Q V .V ' ' if few A if N gt.. 4 K. .' .fffhly ' ij, , , g 33, 19, 'nlrij 1 ' iz ' 33 ':-I-T1 12- X AV' ' i . Fm' hi , ' N-.. 'tH::T '-'X 6.64: f 2-4 - 9 1 - N25 1 :,J Sf, -4 'JI' 'V -1 .ff U v V . -. am I 'T 'TJo..-3 - ' ,img , w 1-Q ge. ' fb. 'I h gf -wif, ' I ,farm 5' 3 , - vim. 2 v . ,fi f - , ' .zzfigi V 6.1.4. v,A!,i4gX4- N if xg 1: 6 --:::--fi: . '-L A f ' ff 4 ..,-l......-41111551-- - f- If ' . ..a1.XX?R. '--...::: ..vf', 2 . ,f-31: 1. .L 1 'z I' ,.:J.'f'ffvf':-w ,A 4 ,-v' P . ,pp 1 f.-,,..g,5,g,g,- 5,1 -f - ' .,T,g1x1 , k T31 6735 -'A'. ,. ,af 0 - A 1 5. , '1 4 ,E I-v - .:W.1'a-,XQ-,H , ' fa ' ' fffiFaa-2-f- '..'fe1 A- A - 5 f 2 i A.f' gi Jw ' ,M . iw v i,'ffif -.sf ,, , . X 1. ,. ef'-fy L, 53 A n KC .A .' 'if 'AT-fi M-od-1, Q 's ' .. X A K --Q V ,VA Naiv- I i ,, 2 Axcis? ' K, ' ' i 1 4 sri, ' - 31 . 'I dsx fi' i 4 I X Z -l1,'. fl,-. 41 f 'I x Q f W ff van to QE! iff. .,,f A up if 8 Q- 9 Y' W 4 Q-15,9 '55-4 .-3, 4 .-, x '7 . .. C GCQUIZTC skill in business procedure become acquainted with great literature . , . delve into higher mathematics . . prepare for future homemaking 4. at S 2.1 'EE' fu VN, V 1' 'QM4 1 x 1' 1 experiment with weights and levers . . evaluate present-day problems in the light of past experience . . . use hands and heads lo plan and produce useful articles EAST SPREADS CHRISTMAS CHEER AMONG POLIO VICTIMS Jeanette Pelschke and Francis Francis present a check to Mr. Calvin. As an annual Christmas project, Mr. Costello suggested that East make a con- tribution to the March of Dimes. The plan was enthusiastically supported and the study rooms began to compete on a per capita basis. The rivalry between 200 and 34-0 reached a peak the morning the check was to be presented. The girls consistently on top till the boys set up a stock exchange. Constant bidding among the rows left some of the boys bankrupt but happy because 340 had won the lead. Two last minute collections by the girls after they had entered the assembly failed to put them in first place. After a Hnal flurry of figuring, Mr. Costello announced the results. You never saw a gloomier gathering of girls! ' Francis Francis, a polio victim and representative of 340, and Jeanette Petschke of 200, presented to Mr. Calvin, Chairman of the Buffalo and Erie County Chapter of the March of Dimes, a check for 81300. Ornamental sembrs. FAIT 7 0 Chnstmas 1944 A 9' 'HEI Thm was not Easts only offerlng to the polio vlctlms The senlors contributed Chrustmae tree ornaments to the Crlppled Chlldren s Guild where pollo patlents are treated Sending more than a gross of cheerful angels glltterlng balls and tlnsel stars to deck the-xr tree was Fasts way of helpmc these young people mcludmg lzdmund R Lxpowuz ll a hospltallzed Eastoman to enjoy a merrler Christmas 1 . 7 of ,, , 3 .lf . Q O ,ful ' 0 . ' .. , 0' A f , ' I -- Ui, 055 '- i 4 .- '3F ,V Y l O , Q up an ' 7 . . . . . . . . I , , . I - , . . . . I . 4 . ' ' U ' u I , N , . ' - z:.y.f,g.5'q.. -J,-55,5-.. , ,- kia, , . I , , TICKET SALESDIEN-Row I: J. Gregory, I. Crandits, C. Tesi, E. Fischer, J. Mertz, J. Oldstrom, C. Ifflander, S. Durawa, J. Pohl, R. DeGate, D. Sheldon, B. Kuch. Row II: J. Mazurek A. Tomczak, D. Andrus, D. Piocoli, M. Stachowiak, J. Wlodarska, R. Ackerman, P. Morton P. McMullen, V. Efstathion, L. Metz, A. Franz, R. Formaniak, C. Wiese, A. Moeckel. Row III? J. Rudewicz, D. Heller, R. Piccoli, A. Kisker, S. Leonberger, B. Vogel, J. Krieger, A. Butler, T. Mikoel. Row IV: R. Michalski, E. Nowak, R. Heidenburg, G. Denton, G. Papuli, L. S Oetinger, E. Fraser. Row V: A. Urbanczyk, R. Main, E. DeFrank, W. Glaeser, J. Long, D I-Ieidenburg, M. Winer, C. Sredniawa, G. Hatfield, J. Petschke, G. Hedden. Row VI: R. Bingel F. Grupp, W. Charters, A. Krawczyk, R. Scott. HIGH-PRESSURE GROUP GOES INTO ACTIO -frf-...f.......f...,. ,. .,.,.,....-1.-,.,. .... .. , ,. , . N , , 4 . .. STAMP SALESMEN-Row I: H. Riley, P. Jaszka, L. Mutignani, P. McMullen, P. Ketchum, N. Koller, B. Brandon, I. Kompalla, M. Dams, D. Hering. Row II: H. Kotarski, M. Gerber, G. Druzbik, J. Christiana, E. Cocomapas, J. M. Edwards, J. Leininger, A. Franz, L. Metz. Row III: E. Nowak, J. Burg, E. Switkowska, G. Popida, F. Francis, C. Deschner, F. Leatherbarrow. Row IV: R. Main, J. Krieger, A. Krawczyk, F. Crupp, R. Nickbarg, B. Vogel, B. 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V 3 1-A' 5 ' Ha' 6 ' A i 'S . t 5' ali bm 5 . 3 A' Q . ' ' ' '-Hb' EH' ,f ' f 5 W 'Y fy nb! i,,! ,-5, if 6 X Q Lv 62 ire L .f ,.,, i a 1 .Q Sn Z 'Q as 'fi gr 1 ' .Q , I -fx, Q1 V I I A,. ?'- . 4, 1 fi ' f ,6' - fi, 5 .. . S M K . . ,V -As! -' 'fha g Q 3 9 vi MV' WA M xg 45+-Q f4 ,j Q A ,Q iv, fi Q-A 1-4 -3, gf ' if 1' if KU L ,J 5' 1 X., fff f . , e GLEE CLUB-Row I: D. Young, J. Karkau, P. Ketchum, F. Malinowski, A. Schmidt, M Crouse, A. Galantawicz, R. Minkiewicz, C. Maynard, D. Halicki, J. Schank, K. Weinreber, N. Nepokroeff, C. Haber, M. Sens, J. Wroblewski. Row II: E. Bukowski, M. Finn, E. Karfpuk, S. Cavanaugh, A. Chrosniak, D. Schwab, R. Wettiaufer, R. Cottesman, F. Wallenhorst, C Gandarino, R. Petry, R. Poling, G. Krystaniak, V. Hoffman, T. Pochylski F. Switala, K. Velocci C. Duke. Row III: V. Efstathion, I. Kompalla, A. Sadaj, G. Michalska, L. Neubauer, Ll Zwinklewicz, J. Becht, J. Giaccio, E. Truty, R. Cole, D. A. Kubiszewski, A. Banaszek, A. Hein. Row IV: F. Kolber, S. Noworyta, E. Cocomapas, H. Muszynska, J. Sajecke, M. Bass, F. Girome, R. Bernhardt, C. Leidolph, C. Goodman, A. Ingressia, J. CoHas, L. Grimaud, L. Schmitt, G Bukowski, A. Bochynska. -Row V: S. Pomplun, I. Kennedy, Z. Lewandowski, D. Merkwa, L Edmonds, T. Kowalczewski, H. Wince, M. Smith, J. Devlin, C. Huebbers, E. Koch, D. Wojnowska, R. Formaniak, J. Cladkowski, J. Edwards, D. Radon. SWING BAND-Piano, J. Giaccio-Sax, R. Borowiak, W. Kuch, M. Bass, R. Wettlaufer- Trumpet, C. Mandarino, C. Grandits--Bass, E. Kowalski--Drums, A. Krawczyk. Program ORCHESTRA I Merch-His Honor . ,,,....,.......,.. ........ Fi llmore 2 TangoQlelousie. .,,.,.. ,....,..,.... .....,.,,.,,,......,....... G e de 3 Dance--Merch of Hue Little Tin Soldier ....,..,..,. Pierne Members of the Girls Gym Classes 4 P' Sol Rho ' Bl , ,.... . ..,.,......,.. Gershwin no O- yJfnxr:5...s.u 5 Violin Solo-Indian Lament . ,.,...,. Kreisler-Dvorelr Hervey Sull 6 Dence-Shih' Up Hoe Bend ..,. . . ,...... , ...., Gershwin Members of Hxe Girls Gym Clean A 7 Xylophone Solo-Poe? and Peeseni ,... ..... ,, Suppe b . Geraldine Sweeney . W e pause for silent prayer. Tap, tap, our dancers go! ! GLEE CLUB PROGRAM Accompenisf-Elaine Cocomepes Feiresi Lord Jesus Hymn from Hue l2fh Cenfury wiih descenl' Beeufiful Dreamer' ,...,.,.............,........... Sfephen Fofler Songs with descent e. Drink To Me Only Wirh Thine Eyes b. Old King Cole Girls' Group 'Neerh fhe Sourhern Moon ..........., Vicfor Herberl' Soloist-Mery Finn Sopreno Solo A Heerfs Thefs Free .............,....,....... Alfred Robyn Shirley Anne Cevneugh Under fhe Silver Sler .... .................,, C uben Fdll Song Come fo fhe Feir ......... ,. ..... ...... ...... M e rlin Americe My Own ,........,. ......... Noble Cein on F renrh dolls meet toy soldiers. BAND Enfrence and Merch of Peers. .. ,.... ........, Su lliven Overture-Jolly Robben .... ,..........4.................,. Su ppe Clerinei Solo-How Cen I Leeve Thee ..,... ...... Ri Her Raymond A. Borovlel The Only Tune fhe lend Could Pley Wes Auld Leng Syne .........................,...... Y ..........., Heyes e Merch b Schoffische c Welh Regfime e Funerel Merch fl Religioso Selection--Heil America ......... ........ H eyes Merch-The Klexon .,........... ......,. Elmore Cod bless us, everyone, said Tiny Tim. THE SPOT-LIGHT HINE ON EASTONIANS . . . 60 C2 Glvrisfmas program I. A Christmas Fantasie' -f--f Basr Hici-I Scuooi. ORCHESTRA Mr. Anthony Raszeja, Director - Grossman II. Presentation of Christmas Fund for Infantile Paralysis Ill. The Christmas Carol f 'f - f Charles Dickens Adapted and Abridged by Harold G. Sliker CHARACTERS fln order of their appearance, The Prologue -f-fff' Scrooge f---ff Bob Cratchit f f - f Loraine L. Barry f john joyce f Paul Gilbert Fred, Scrooge's Nephew - f Richard Szczukowslqi First Lady - f f f Second Lady f 1 Scrooge's Housekeeper f Ghost of jacob Marley - Cpirit of Christmas Past f Young Scrooge f f f Fezziwig f f f - Mrs. Fezziwig Party Guests --f-- ' f Lottie Cycori, Lois Germann, Irene Grandits, Ethel Pawlalq, Doris Shew, jean Vvflodarski Scrooge's Sweetheart f Sweethearts Daughter ' ' ' f Sweethearts Husband Their Child I 1 ' Helen Riley Betty Brandon Rachel Schroeder Gilbert I. Denton Nadia Nepolgroeff f Don Wildy Sherman Chodrow Barbara Koscianslqi Dorothy Ciszak, Angeline Iacewski, - Ellen Larsen f Marie Busch f joseph Slisz Alice Budzynski Spirit of Christmas present , ..,. Helm Kota,-,ki They say .... sail the gossips. Mrs. Cratchit - ' Justine M. Gladkowski Cratchit Children - Anne Costello, Aud-ry Doxsee, Henry Slisz Martha Cratchit '-'f' Romaine W. Oldstrom Tiny Tim Cratchit 'ffff Richard Herr Fred's Wife -ffffff Loraine L. Barry Guests at Fred's Home '- - Elizabeth Berkowski, , , , Elaine Cocomapas, Mary Finn, Florin. Michalska, Loraine Neubauer, Dorothy Schwab Spirit of Christmas Future -'-- Gilton I. Denton First Gossiper - - - Q f Sylia Wieckowicz Second Gossiper - ' ' Vivian Scatorchie Third Gossiper f ' - Carolyn Fyfe Pawnbroker ' Zeno D. Lewandowski Laundress - - - Theresa Suida Turkey Girl - - june Hatfield F ILLS OUR HEARTS Sccne I. The business house of Scrooge and Marley London. Scene II. Scrooge's home, a bit later. Scene III. The same, still later. QBecause of war-time conditions only suggestions of the scencs are attemptedj Properties: Marion Malicki Assisted by members of the dramatic class Stage Crew: Robert Freed, Marvin Smith and George Hedden Dance: Directed by Mrs. Mina johnson Singing: Directed by Miss Henriette Grossman General director Miss Nanette Lancaster IV. CHRISTMAS CAROLS HARK! THE HERALD ANGELS SING FIRST NOEL O COME ALL YE FAITHFULN SILENT NIGHT BIRTHDAY OF A KING NXVHITE CHRISTMAS 61 Murder in a Nunnery CAST Celebronf el Vespers ..,..............,...... Zeno D. Lewendowski Altar Boy ..4A.........,....,......... . ...,.........,......,.. Henry Sliu The Baroness Slieme .......... .,,.,,..,. S ylvie Wieclowicz Mrs. Moss ......,....,..,..... ....,....,,. P efricie Heldo Moilaer Peaqle ....,..,... ..,,..,...... Ce rol Movers Mofher Peck ,..,....,,.................,..........,......,.......... Helen Rilev Sergeenl Mulligan .A......,.................,.,,.,,... Gilberi J. Demon Reverend Mother ......,,.e,.. ....,... ..,..........,. , . ,Dolores Redon lnspedor Peerson of Scoflend Yerd ................ ,Jolm Joyce Miss Veneiie Gen A.....,. .........4...,.,.........,......,...... J bv Proois Verify Goodchild .......,.,,, e.,.........,..4...... An ne H. Cosfello Inez Escapedo ..,.,. ,. ...... ..,,.. ...,,... L or eine H. Berry ?l'Ud0l'l'1Q goiiinghm . -.,, ...., ,......,,,....... Ellen afhrzen ui u e Robe .. .....,. ........4...,... Belly en on Moller Trevor ..,. .....,.. D oroflvy A. Andrus Moflxer Bessonwelfe ........ , ,...,....,...., Helen Kolersli Reporfer ,... .. .....,... ,,..... .,,......,...,,.,..... P e ul Gilberf Boron Slieme ....,.,,.,...,. .. ...... Richard Svczokovnii Mr. Turlle. ....... ...,.. ..........,.......,...... Do n Wlldv Alice F. Benaaek E'.i',1. 1 ? lu . . S l y nne vnluq Nuns Ih flue choir A... ....... M My Cdhnim F'-M Sophie K. Novoryh Dorothy Schwab Sfudenh ,. . ., Colleen Cerey, Gilda Drelhicll, Gloria Hoinovski. Rilo Gordon H F12 SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ' The play fakes place in e Convenf School in England YE? 5112 PM D-vl Q5 Pnooucnon sun: Scene I -Chapel 50000 ll 459055005 6 Dirac+or and GenereI Manager . ,,.....,.... Miss Lencasier egam Is Pub' Siege Manager, ..,.......,,.,.... .. .. ....,.... Marvin Smifh SM' V- UMM of DMN Crew l,.....l,.., ,. . . .,..A Reber? Freed ACT Two George Hedden 'gang my, Promprer ,..,....... Nancy Bachman Scene I -Reverend Meilser garden-morning Scene II -Reverend MofIler's gerden-effemoon Scene III-Reverend MofI1er's garden-evening ACT THREE ffhird Dayl Scene I -Reverend Mo+her's parlor 'Scene II -Convocafion Scene Ill--Chapel 'In lhese scenes flue audience fakes Hue place of 'Hue sfudenf body. There will be no inferrniuions behveen scenes. Five minufe iniermisxions behveen Ad I and Ac! II, and behveen Acf II and Ad III. Colleen Carey Properties ..........,.....,..,....,..,...,r........,. .... G Ioria Heinowski Rita Gordon Aided by flue members of fha dramatic class Make-up . .. .. I Mn. Zimmerman EHSCOH-Row I: I. Derylak, C. Rores, G. Gooch, S. Cuber-Assistant Treasurer, H. Kieg- Vice-President, L. J. Oetinger-President, H. Linder-Secretary, J. Todtenhagen-Assistant Secretary, J. Propis, B. Gooch. Row II: G. Sweeney, G. Druzbik, B. Stoeckel, A. Prywer, D. Harlock, C. Metke, Miss Elsie Fulton, E. Pawlak, D. Czapska, C. Creasey, J. Abendschein, 1. Mertz. Row III: D. Schwab, J. Schuh, C. Pohlman, C. Meyers, R. Steiner, M. Milligan, S. Podlesinska, A. Buczkowski, F. Hojnowski, J. Kurucz. Row IV: N. Lilley, N. Kam, T. Lesinska, A. Grace. MCI ILIZED MAN ANNOT LIVE WITHOUT COOK - OR DRESSMAKER Buttonholes or batter, pleats or pix - Eastis homemakers are experts on the subject! The select of this group are represented by Ehscoh, an organization whose members have two years of home economics to their credit. Miss Elsie Fulton is the clubis never tiring C.O. This year,s otiicers are Lois Oetinger, presidentg Helen Reig, vice-presidentg Helen Linder, secretary, ,loan Todtenhagen, assistant secretary, Mildred Uhteg, treasurer, and Shirley Gerber, assistant treasurer. Ehscoh rations its time among a number of worthy projects, in this way fulfilling its motto of Service to Othersf, The girls sponsor jolly parties and plan their work so it always becomes fun. This year a collection of shoes for refugee children was made, and at Christmas Ehscoh decked drab toys in gay little frocks as gifts for unfortunate children. These deeds and the club's spirit of fellowship have not gone unnoticed. Ehscoh has been invited to join the New York State Home Economics Association, an organization in which the girls will work with others who have similar interests. East's homemakers are always willing and anxious to undertake their projects and the enthusiasm with which they serve is typical of American youth. We proudly salute Ehscoh! 64- in u.l l'1.'!..fl.l,.a lllll-,hliiiil 'leiiil il oi- AQ if ily Z if if? , 4 f 5, 'U ,, 4 if f f If A141 4. 'SUN OMITON ALPHA CA-GI-Row I: A. Costello, R. Anna, J. Dehlinger, R. Ackendorf, I Clabeaux, A. Blodzinski, L. Cirillo, F. Calway, F. Beck, A. Cady, E. Dudka, A. Balza-mowska Row H: V. Gebura, E. Bukowski, P. Duerr, R. Babuich, P. Gilbert, Treasurerg L. Schmitt Secretary: I. Fetzer, Vice-Presidentg M. M. Smith, President: I. Bergman, D. Brandel, N. Broel S. Greenfield, 1. Eisenhauer, G. Druzbik, B. Gooch, M. Backhaus. Row III: R. E. Demming N. Funcheon, R. Formaniak, S. Cavanaugh, E. Cocomapas, H. Dobosz, A. Bochynska, R. Drach B. Brandon, M. Grochowiak, G. Drellich, D. Goma. Row IV: 1. Becht, C. Ciesielska, A. Barczak N. Burner, S. Agoston, A. Banaszek, R. Bussman, D. Czapska, N. Bachman, J. Brehm, D. Filipiak V. Geist, Joan Christiano, E. Fraser, E. Brandenberg. Row V: D. Berrlsharelt, C. Deschner, G Bukowski, R. Cole, H. Galm, H. Chechowich, W. Baumler, S. Chadraw, R. Borowiak, R. Bernhardt R. Goodman, P. Banaszak. A. Chrosniak, K. Carter. J. Burg, G. Denton, B. Gottesman. THEBE TLEADTHERE T Buy a tag? It'a only a nickel! These and similar expressions heard upon entering school on a cold January rnoming close to examinations indicate that Omicron Alpha has resumed its yearly activities. The reason for the sale of these examination schedule tags is to promote a scholarship fund from which Bfty dollars are awarded each year to the two students having the highest average for the year. Guided by Miss Ruth E. Pitt and Mis Mary Kenny, and led this year by Marven Smith, presidentg Jean Fetzer, vice-president, Leonore Schmitt, secretary, and Paul Gilbert, treasurer, the Honor Society was undaunted by the handicap of a short first term. The members held a successful tag day, initiation, spring dance and assembly program. Always a source of entertainment and enjoyment for all the members, except, perhaps those suffering initiation, the affair this year was managed by Alice Banaszak and her Shenanigan committee. Great fun! A dance sponsored by the society this spring helped to create new friendships and afforded the students and their friends a very delightful evening. ' 65 s n 1 s 1 n OMICRON ALPHA CH-MI-Row 1: R. Michalski, V. Jagodzinski, S. Kuca, A. Jaainski, I. Hatfield, J. Leininger, J. Michalska, L. Liebermann, I. Lipschutz, D. Keller, F. KIUBIAIZYDBKI4 J. Heim. Row 2: V. Kardas, C. Krystaniak, B. Koscianski, T. Mandi, I. Kompalla, E. Karpuk, A. Ketterer, L. Jakubiak, S. Leonberger, E. Korczak, S. Marczynski, T. Margowski, E. Jones, D. Krauss, H. Madey, E. Kress. Row 3: E. Horey, C. Jones, M. Malicki, A. Kersburg, L. Kowal- czewski, J. Harris, I. Mrugacz, D. Loth. Row 4: M. Krapp, D. Holmes, G. Hermann, T. Miechurski, A. Mytlinger, I. Kennedy, T. Lukachovsky, E. Larsen. Row 5: .l. Kurek, B. Landau, C. Kalinowski, F. Kolber, T. Kaniak, A. Hojnacki, G. Mechalska, G. Hatield, G. Hedden, E. Jung, R. A. Main, G. L. Mikolojczak, Mae Lang, A. Moeckel, R. Krystaf, N. Lilley. Row 6: N. Moore, Z. D. Lewandowski, R. Kawa, A. Krawczyk. The news letter sent to East's servicemen and women, this year entitled East Merry-Co-Round, has been the main project of the society for the past several years. Non-members as well as volunteers from the organization help to make the paper a cheerful and informative one for the recipients. Its purpose is to present items of interest and humor for the en oyment of its readers. East Merry-Co-Round is printed in columns and resembles a newspaper in its form and content. Since the Omicron Alpha receives its name from the Greek Oui Aristoi, which means the best, it is natural for the members to serve as models for the rest of the school. To prove that East is proud of those who have attained an honor roll, average five times in each of the four years of their course, a special award is given toithese students. May they always retain their principles and be respected by their fellow men! OMICRON ALPHA CN-Z1-D. Radon, M. Sens, H. Riley, S. Noworyta, D. Schwab, I. Schemmer, L. Pfeiffer, R. Repka, J. Wroblewski, F. Swilala, J. Schank, H. Popielarz. Row 2: J. Wyanl, D. Radzikowski, M. Reilz, M. Seelbach, L. Niederlander, A. Sadaj, R. Oldstron, R. Rucinski, I. M. Szukalska, L. Sroka, L. Urodzinski, J. Wanderlich, D. Piccoli, E. Oczkowska. Row 3: R. Uhl, J. Rembes, J. Scheicher, M. Strobl, D. Wildy, D. Sommer, B. Rupprechl, N. Walkowiak, T. Suida, D. Schneider, T. Zielinski, D. Rittman. Row 4: M. Slachowiak, O. Zielinski, E.-Voss, R. Sauter, J. Sheffield, J. Petschke, T. Wozniak, H. Ruben, R. Sincoe, A. Pietak, D. Wozniak, L. Smith, M. Westmeyer. Row 5: R. Olszewski, D. Schew, F. Spinner, R. Szczukowski, E Norys, L. Oetinger, R. Piccoli, R. Stelzle, L. J. Wessel, M. Nowakowski, E. M. Weber, C. Weber J. Schreier, A. Neeson. V. Scatorchie Row 6: R. Nickbarg, A. Pawlawski. Q Every student helps the cause and helps himself. T7 ,447 WANDERING WA NDERERS -Row I: M. Pilarski, R. Schlenker, M. L. Isch, M. Hriczko, A. Polowy, R. Szuba, J. Wittman. Row II: M. Stachowiak, D. M. Kumro. Row IH: C. E. Metke, L. R. Chant, S. Gerber. Row IV: L. M. Bedmack, D. J. Eckert, A. Jackett, M. Mosier, D. Heyza. Row V: T. Zielinski, G. Motyka, R. Nickharg, D. Rossi, A. Schmidt. FUTURE. G LILEO ARE E COURAGED T 0 W0 DER AS THEY WANDER A very new and very good Earth Science club appeared this year, called the Wondering Wanderers. As the title indicates, the members wonder as they wander and why? - because Dr. Kumro encourages the practical application of their physiography course as they go on their various excursions. Their excursions are intellectual picnic-form trips to such interesting places as Niagara Falls, where besides exploring the gorge, viewing the whirlpool rapids, and being shown the location of the old gorge that was Hlled by a glacier, they saw the movie star, Franchot Tone. The Gypsum Mines at Clarence Center were another attraction to our Curious Onesf, After comin from the de ths of the mine where thev learned of its o eration, 8 P . P they were shown how plasterboard was made. The VVanderers', visited the Canisius College Observatory where they saw the seismographis recording to the japanese earthquake at its worst. The Easter vacation gave them an opportunity to go to the Weather Bureau at the airport where the club members investigated the workings of the radiosonde, a device which registers atmospheric pressure. humidity and temperature. The club has set up its own local weather bureau, which we ho me will im Jrove Buttalo's l l weather. Doo, Kumrrfs 'lgangi' have accepted the offers of geology and astronomy exhi- bitions at the Museum of Science as well as the use of the Kellogg Observatory which fascinated them greatly. The officers of the Wondering Wanderers cltrb. of which one is a member only after makingtwo excursions. are: President John Whitman fthe Sunl, Vice- President Roland Nickbarg ta Planett. Secretary Ann Schmidt ta Satellitel, Treasurer Carol Metke ta Constellationi. Photographer Richard Szuba ta Meteorl - all helped out by the enthusiastic Dr. Kumro. 68 Rl! Q , . f 15, : fn 35 A fi -'EW ii, 3:3551 Q , -N ' I ' . Kg,-r Q14 ff' W, V ,tw-2 I 4' A 5 9 V f Q A4 .QF if + Q fn.- Q s 4-wx gf . f . E ,, 3' it wb ,Ga Q is is 3:45 gi' Q A A' J if yg 0 3 aa I 5' 8 Q, , - f Rai . f If 5 , Q L I 1 1 I, SP5 Q E32 5 VM jg ,A Wig ldv .5 L ' f va, .avjf 1, 5 -,.,. 'Q' 'fggfg G -'f Q.. ,ffm 555' 3 751 wifes 'G S V A54 4 Q . -1529 my . ,f 4' ' , f W A. M, g wah ? ,M Q :Qt:::: 1 5553...- , .1 . , . 'fn 65525.-'es 5 1'NNE.ffEE , ' 1 1 f 1 5-0 1 . i l Q' ' ' ' 41 ! , r ' -f . .3 X 'T , 5 '34 I 5 35 ' . I 5- 53 5 YL, U if ' Q 'N if V ' f' . l In , xv: Q4 'rfggg I 5 4?iE?:e::I.4 up-5, sg ' 1 a xr .p.!.?::::: ' fy, p L R ' f , . - ,Q . ' !g::r' L I lf' ' W I Q 3 - f , 715 ,ff ' Ng - f-i . 1 '- 13 K 1 Q G , i Hi ' ' ' i: 1' ' 1- W pf Q I: ,, ' , Q u . , t I ily ,fn ms. 6 W ,, .X w V T . . 'Q 23 r X' ' T' F ' tx '- tv? ' s is 1 f5,.: '1-..f'g,,,.,xQ 225 1: - as Q Q A x 5 EE Y!! f:' hw-f .Q e . Y 'Q W 'Q' Q '-f if gi gif 5 in 'gi rj , 5 ' .ff:.s1.. x,. N If . 1 ff .5- 4 fv vm, . ' . 1 H . , H- W f Qx Q39 . f igi ff'5'W fain X ff '-- 1 M, Q gk , Q 'Qin 5-1 flghf- -1 Q r 1. ' . - ' v v X X s I -4 'v Q 1 , , 2 . Zh! l1 3 v 1 ,q 1'--:A . . -. N ,, g 3 Q 1, Q-zcggws-Ev Q. x Mf g! xv V ' ,z?3 G HQ 3 5 5 ,fm Q hw' is v' .K Q W: Q, Q, f ' 'wr X 'Y was gf f ' ' X , as w ?:g: 55 ? Rik-J 5353? JV: 44. mm aff? Sw Eg Q 0 Q 0 W ww MOf2EWfQ,W WWWWLWQAEM M X ,M Qwwgwwwdi Offdqmb g J FOOTBALL TEAM-Row l: R. Lipinczyk, M. Caputi, C. Ciczak, R. Bingel, P. Hager. Standing: N. Dombrowski, E. Corney, R. Becht, R. Bell, J. Sciera, R. Andres. BECHT AND CAPUTI SPARK ORIENTAL ELEVEN This year, the Orientals did not enjoy a highly successful season, but from the viewpoint of a sport hard and cleanly fought, the season merited high regard. Operating from either the T or Box formation, the Orientals, under the excellent tutelage of Coach Jim Peale, defeated the ever-dangerous teams from South Park and Technical High, while dropping bitterly fought contests to Kensington, Bennett, Seneca and Burgard. Through the entire season, the team was spearheaded by the outstanding play of Quarterback Bob Becht. He not only proved himself to be an excellent field general but also proved his ability to elude tacklers, and ran off with the individual scoring crown of the league. A great aid to Bob Becht's scoring accomplishments were the devastating blocks thrown by left halfback Robert Bell, many of which paved the way clear to the goal line and to victory for our Alma Mater. John Sciera, who shouldered the kicking and passing responsibility, and Ed Gorney, who alternated with Don McMinn. rounded out the backfield which so cleverly and precisely engineered plays developed by Coach Peele. Mike Caputi, who captained the team this year. and Robert Bingel, held down the guard positions. Captain Caputi was regarded as the best offensive and defensive guard of the Harvard Cup Series and Robert Bingel was without question the hardest working man on the squad. For their outstanding play, Capt. Caputi and Robert Becht were selected for the All-High Team. Veterans Russ Andrus and Bob Lipinczyk. end and tackle respectively, played their positions in a never say die spirit. Due credit must also be given to the fine play of Center Gene Cierzak. End Norbert Dombrowski and Tackle Paul Hager who alternated with Don Kreuzer. Whenever our boys got tired. the coach sent in the following players, all of whom received major letters: Charters. Mierzwa. lfpperlein. Shirley, Williams, Gibbs, Heidle, Gmerek, McCarthy, Schrutt and Dorobiala. This year's team was managed by the ever capable Charles Ziemer. 74 ,,,...: me .ii vw .., Q' 'iv-. i:?' ,.. ,-,NM CROSSCOUNTRY TEAM-R. Scott, Manager: D. J. Sheldon, E. Loth, C. L. Ketchum, R. Michalski, V. Jazodzinski, A. Karrer, R. Cisek, P. Gilbert, C. Hedden, J. Burke, C. Waczkawski. OUR RUNNERS RUN RIV ALS RAGGED The Columbia Cross-Country Run, that gruelling grind around grand and gor- geous Delaware Park Lake, took place despite the late opening of schools this year. Although no preliminary meets were held and Coach Harry Feucht was at East only two days a week, our lusty runners placed fifth in the gala event. The squad was paced by Don Sheldon, a dynamic little speed demon, who kept the Blue and Gray in the limelight by capturing second place on the All-High Team. Don, a senior, led the pack most of the way but was beaten at the finish by only a few yards. Two juniors, Edwin Loth, Arthur Karrer and sophomores Arthur Wacz- kowski and Richard Cizek completed the Oriental swing quintet. These young harriers displayed speed and stamina, giving a good indication that the coveted cup will be returned to East next season. The other major-letter men were: George Hedden, Lawrence Ketchum, Vincent Jazedzinski, John Burke, Richard Michalski and Robert Scott, manager. These boys with the others, form a strong nucleus for next year, and it can truly be said that they derived a great deal from the sport. They not only profited by physical development but also enjoyed the fraternal atmosphere of the team, gaining invaluable guidance and advice from their pal and coach, Mr. Feucht. 75 BASKETBALL TEAM-Row I: J. Braun, A. Waszkowski, R. Vogel, R. Riedel, C. Meyer, T. Stackowski, J. Slisz. Row II: Mr. H. Feucht, E. Fischer, F. Gmerek, F. Zackmyc ,N. Dombrowski, W. Southall, R. Heidenburg, D. McMinn, R. Thurston, Manager. CLOSE GAMES HIGHLIGHT CAGE SEASON The scrappy but inexperienced cagers representing the Blue and Gray this season enjoyed a record of six wins against seven defeats. Coach Harry Feucht molded a squad of green hoopsters into a combination that gave all adversaries a run for their ball game. The Orientals, tied for league leadership during the first few weeks, dropped several games by one or two points in mid-season but came surging back to trounce arch-rival .Kensington 45 to 36 and defeat second place Seneca by five points. The only veteran was captain Don McMinn who led the team in scoring and achieved honorable mention on the All-High Team. Six foot-three center, Walter Southall, also received this recognition for his excellent play in the pivot spot as well as his work under the backboards. Robert Vogel's accurate pop shots made him a constant threat as he tallied with many buckets Gerald Heidenburg and Arthur Waczkowski, two keen, aggressive players with zestful competitive spirit, rounded out the starting quintet. A young freshman, Bob Reidel, proved to be a good shot and displayed a great deal of basketball sense as he finished fifth in scoring. The following capable reserves were awarded major letters: Gerald Braun, Norbert Dombrowski, Wfayne Gibbs, Francis Gmerek, and Joseph Slisz. Richard Thurston was an efficient and reliable manager. 76 W --M--K.-. .,..,--,,.v.. . mi f V 1 rm, ' fu. V K gi 1 T ' fi' , . ws- if im., - V SWIMIYIING TEAlVliEdge of Pool: A. Jeziorski, A. Kiske, W. Beagle, W. Borowiak, W Wangler, H. Kurbs, D. Kreuzer, L. Edmonds, J. Roberts, R, Freed. Standing: D. M. Byrens, R. Osborne, T. Steele, R. Wettlanfer, B. Kempf, C. lledden, D. Czerwinski, E. Carney, M. P. Smith, R. Bialecki, R. G. Osborne, T. Sturgis. E. F. Jung, J. L. Sciera. MERMEN TAKE FOURTH PLACE I CURTAILED SEASO The starter shouts: Swimmers take your mark ! Four muscular mermen step up to the pool's edge. The starter's voice again rings out: Get set. The swimmers tighten every muscle in anticipation of the next sound. Bang, barks the starter's gun. A split second of silence followed by the cheers and jeers of the spectators sigznihes the beginning of the meet. Scenes like this are fresh in the memory of all the rabid swim fans who pack. the pool balcony in order to witness first hand the stellar feats of our mermen. Although forced to start the season a month late because of the acute coal shortage, Coach Dan Byrens had a great opportunity to mold his unseasoned squad into a team comparable to that of any in the city. Sparked by Captain Marve Smith. who came through with his second All-High berth, the aggressive East High showed plenty of spark and vigor in walking 05 with two out of three impressive victories during the curtailed season. Moreover, on all-high day. East captured fourth spot in the rankings. The other major lettermen were Ray Borowski. I-fd Corney. Yvilliam Beagle, Richard Bialecki, Richard Czerwinski. Leslie Edmunds. George Hedden. Elmer lung. Bob Kempf, Don Kreutzer. Richard Osborne. Norm. Riedel. John Sciera and Robert Wettlaufer. Bob Freed was the manager. 77 CHEER LEADERS -R. Szczukowski, H. Slisz, H. Epstein, C. Brind' Amour. Row 2: I. Maguire, F. Canner, F. Beck. SCINTILLATING SIX SPUR SPORTS Long ya-a-a-a soldier. Thatls right, you guessed it, this is the Oriental cheer leading troupe. This year's cheer-leading sextet did its howlin, best to support the gray and blue - support it with the same old Rick-a-shaw, the same growling Gr-r-r Fight and the same rhythmic Victory Yell that you used to cheer to, despite the encountering of curtailed assemblies and shuffled sport schedules. East's five as well as its 'gelevenv were encouraged at rally-assemblies and at the games. Many an assembly was saved from the clutches of Morpheus when our upeppy peppers sprang to the front with their rousing cheers and songs. Who are these peppy peppers, these megaphone twirling live wires, these vanguards of the fighting Gray and Blue? None other than Senior Franklin Beck, Juniors Frederick Carner and Joseph Maguire, Sophomores Charles Brind'Amour and Freshmen Harold Epstein and Henry Slisz. ' Whether at the grid or at the court the Oriental steam roller would be iii serious straits were it not for these vital spark plugs. lt is they, with their traditional gyrations, that make the Oriental Chant rise above all others. 10,91 1-'Na+ F QUIZ?-U . Eushkowski, P. Becker, W. Lamb. Row III: E. David, L. Golombek, E. Gomey, T, .S!urgis, IR'lander. Row IV: J. Slisz, E. Knoerl, A. Hoppa, T. Glynn, L. Pruncal, A. Wroblewski. Row : F. Folaron, R. Szczukowski, P. Gilbert, R. Pitonal, C. Smeader, N. Dombrowski, J. Sciera, I. Evanco, D. Miller, E. Short. L RCE ROOKIE TURNOUT BRIGHTE PORT PICTURE Yes, spring is in the air and at East. Every day after school, signs of it can be found everywhere. ,logging wearily around the school each day are the tracksters, pitching madly in the schoolyard can be seen our baseball team, and in the gym, the tennis squad can be found swatting tennis balls violently against the wall. We are all looking forward to the opening of the spring sports season when our fighting teams will be out to do their usual best. The versatile Mr. Feucht, now handling the baseball team with his customary precision and skill, is busy molding his patchy squad into a strong offensive team. With ,lohn Krieger, Fran Gmerek, John Long, Wayne Gibbs, Fran Zawodzincki and Dick Bauer back from last yearis team, the Orientals should be set for a better than usual season. Spearheaded by Captain Bob Vogel, who has received All-High mention for the past three years, the tennis team can look forward to a good season. Mr. Byrens has hopes that his aggregation, almost all experienced lettermen. will bring the tennis cup back to East. With Mr. Schreiber, the new track coach here but two days a week, it will be the honest efforts of each member of the track team that will decide its ultimate fate. Such holdovers as Don Sheldon, Bob Bell and .lohn Sciera, combining with the rookie talent, will let the other schools know and feel the power of East track teams. 79 TRACK TEAM-Row I: D. Kruezer, V. Jagodzinski, W. McMahon, F. Strozewski, F. Gordon, Scott, D. Sheldon, R. Thurston, J. Mazurowski, R. Fuller. Row II: R. Demming, R. Wolbert, TENNIS TEAM-Row I: R. Vogel, K. Cavalieri, R. Gottesman. Row II: A. Karrer, M. Bass, T. Kotarski, R. Bukolt. Row III: R. Nickbarg, R. Cuedek, L. Kotkiewicz. Row IV: H. Ruben, M. Smith, D. Strzyzewski, Mr. D. Byrons. Row V: P. Eiskanl, C. Grandits, E. Napier. n N . E G-E R 80 BASEBALL TEAM Huw I1 R. 1.5-rwin-Li. A. IYarzkuwski. F. Cm PIE D. BHIIPY, I . Zawmlzinski. Row IIE A, Ziiylmwirz. IQ. Dnririajewwki, B. B. HPI1IPHblIfg. ff. Ho-tlingvr. II. Ifrb. ,l. St'IffiK'li. W. If. Gibbs. Row C. Hvidlf-, L, Schaull. I.. Zirple-r, R. Runiwllik. I.. Nialvzvwski. k. J. Krieger. J. Long Rivdel, B. W'rohIc-wski III: Mr. Harry Feucht JUNIOR AND SENIOR GIRLS' SPORTS-alrirst Row: I. Grandits, E. Oczkowska, A. Ja- cewska, L. Cermann, J. Petschke, L. J. Oetinger, B. Kurz, J. Schuh, J. Hatfield, N. Bemer. Second Row: G. Mikolajczak, C. Metke, R. Bussman, L. Schmitt, H. Madey, Mrs. M. Johnson, B. Koscianski, D. Shcw, N. Napokroeff, A. Ketterer, J. Wroblewski. Third Row: C. Krystaniak, L. Niederlander, I. Kennedy, J. Burg, L. Cirillo, D. Kauss, F. Kruszczynska, ll. Rieg, L1 Green J. Fetzer. Fourth Row: D. Filipiak, P. Duerr, C. Austin, N. Bachman, J. Patton, N. Neuiscourt, N. Nicholson: F. Tarczak, E. Voss, R. Steiner, E. Cocomapas, A. Schwab. Fifth Row: J Edwards, M. Backhaus, G. Drellich, M. Mosier, A. Ippolito, M. Hticzko, R. Formaniak, A Jasinski, M. Slomka, J. Clabeaux. THE FUN BEGI S AT 2:45 A shrill whistle, a buzzing of voices and the game is on. ltis the Tuesday and Thursday after-school program of girls' sports. One glance into the gymnasium on those days gives proof enough that the weaker sex of East High is well repre- sented in the competitive games of tennis, basketball, volleyball, badminton, and baseball. Oh, what a tangled stroke we weave, when first our tennis racquets cleave! - the lament of Miss Schwenger's enthusiastic but amateur tennis throng. But every girl leaves the tennis instruction with some lesson gained, least of all that - tennis is a game of reach. ' 37 The most tumultuous period of the girls' sports season occurs when Mrs. Johnson's volleyball and Miss Schwengeris basketball groups share the gym. Although the sliding doors divide the two games physically, nothing can sever the fusion of vocal instruction. The most popular of the activities is the social dancing classes. Then the boys are allowed to enter and learn varied dance steps under the adept supervision of Mrs. Johnson. These are the times that try men's soles. The girls of East are fortunate to have such a fine sports program. During the hectic days when they gather to participate in the after school sports they make many fine friendships and best of all acquire a knowledge of fair play and a zest for it. 81 FRESHMAN GIRLS' SPORTS Row Ig R, Yuurlg. S. Chrisliann. A. Schuh. E. Fischer, D Lukaclmwskv, N. Allvn. A. Pm-Ill, I. Arnvv, lf. Feilvr. Row II: C. Podgorski. J. Rathman, S Crass, C. Hhlnws. D. Krajna, W. SkJJli4'Jxi.'J. S4-hulw. 51. Swhkuwiak. A. Sfhmid, P. Simunson. F. Slrzvlrzvk, J. IJZillQ'I'NJ!'JlJ. Row Ill: J. liwlrxurk. T. Suriani, Nl. Cozzulino. M. Velucvi, M Musk:-I. J. Kinda-l. J. Skipp. I. I.ullrm-ll. J. Ch-fl:-r. 'I'. Napin-ralfki. Huw IV: J. Patton, C. Murszewski, J I. Jaszka. J. llaftrirh. J. Knllmar, A. S4-hurppe-rl. NI. Snlrivraj. PI. Doran. J. Craczyk. J. Duca G. Craczyk. A. Elm-zku. Row X: fl. Nliffalu, J. Oldflrnn, P. Lufman. I. Marky, L. Wolff, R Adamczak, D. Ternullo, D. Dc-myanick. E. Cravzyk. R. Wylupska. R. Cammarano. N 16 ' A 'V 0 I xx 5, vw? '42,-3 X. f ',pf f' .Y - ig, I -1 K ng I 1 5,1 5 Q www' o 'W ll! 5 '- lr' 5 s S I hw W I 1' - , 1? 1 Q if 1 2 ' N wg i A I Y pl! is AW' N I R 4 D: xl any Haig! I' W ul' :Q TF? 'J J 45 Q? F119 LE 96? We Q 99 1 1 Q QM Wjjifwwi hw i A fiiiiif Aw Ml? wifklmlfffgffw 1 ,..- www JWQQNKH ' WW . swgpy wi . mu .3 x. K n f i Fa' Q 9 1 i 'X ...ruf- -'ui -- 9116 11 , wmv ,avagq-41-nlvumf4,,,., Ui. -an-nav Establshed 1918 The Y W C A Secretarial School STENOGRAPHIC COURSES School Year - September 4 -June 13 For further -nfofmaf-on apply ar me cm, Bu'Id'ng 19 West Mohawk Street CL 6120 Reg'strat'on iamafed YEOSTROS ICE CREAM COMPANY Manufacturers of Ice Cream and Candy FAMOUS FOR FLAVOR 1442 - 44 Broadway Buffalo 12, N Y. l'lUmboIdt 9879 HUmboldt 9610 JOSEPH WAGNER Groceries - Fruits - Vegetables 1318 Flllmore Ave Buffalo 11, N TA. 2927 We Deliver Compliments of MR 81 MRS J KRIEGER l-lUmboldt 5833 MAGRUN S BAKERY Bakery of Quality WHERE PRICES ARE RIGHT 1284 Fillmore Ave Buffalo N Y Compliments of SCHAEFER S DEPARTMENT STORE 1344 46 North Fillmore Avenue Best Wishes for Success from J J ROMAN QUALITY MEATS 14 Black Rock Market 001 BLAKE S BAKERY 1214 Genesee St Buf alo 11 N Y DD OO 0 JM..--AJ.. Don!-, qw l'.1omk 11112, pipe, mokts mc look more Y'f26Y?ll4 ? Lil SC Ht-'NTL ir 'lr ir ir i' E ... 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'fi' f 'Il 1 'Q 5 1 ,ff Q 4 x x Ai M ,, ,.. ,Q A X' 4, -w aff' v '41,-er 'LH '- 5 Q 5 pm., A E , x 1 A Q4 f-but 5-I ' r fc pan' iz! lu. kr '53 -Af I ai ,- I -A 51 J if' ... as -'fl ' sl, x .684 st ' any Nmimlmw A ,ta x ., , f Q x M vo I U WEINBERG 8: BASS Taslors and Clothlers 2071 1556 Genesee Street SUITS MADE TO ORDER S35 OO AND UP Perfect Fat Guaranteed We also carry a complete lme of Men s Clothing Ready to Wear PETERSON'S GOODY SHOPPE We Specialize in Home Made Candy and Ice Cream 1594 Genesee Street TA 9644 W S CIESLINSKI Undertaker Embalmer 211 Stanislaus Street 4470 M STACHOWSKI Dealer In QUALITY COAL Blue Coal Lehngh Valley Coal Donner Hanna and Semet Solvay Coke 63 Llddell Street Telephone HU 8960 Meet Your Fruends Enloy a Good Game HUMBOLDT BOWLING ALLEYS A BESSTAKS SONS Pamtlng Contractors and Decorators 16 Pansy Street GA 2618 DEISIG DRUG C0 C Devsvg Fsrst for Drugs CARL DEISIG Pharmacist 1607 Genesee at Doat Next to Lubrary 9 rf' I If: s L 4 O X 0,00 1,91 0 , 40,0 Q I Q 1 0 I 1 ' 0: J , ' ' 'Q Q 0 914: or ' , Q 0 't ' 4, 0' Snx Alleys 1 u 4 3:-z. 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UDLCY ?Q X WALL Ki f f COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Complnments of TED ND ED RESTAURANT Compluments of FRIEND Complnmenfs of Mr 8. Mrs Vlncent DAmato JOHN E BANASZAK AND SON Wall Paper Paints Glass Owls Floor Coverings Window Shades Venetlan Blinds HU 5064 ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN Compliments of MAY R0 GALLERIES Allen Street Complnments of Fnllmore Flower Conservatory Compliments of Mr 8. Mrs J Augustynlak 850 Sycamore Street Compliments of J COHEN BAKERY 18 Strauss A . a 1262 Sycamore Street ' I on FACULTY TEST COr'1QI'a1'Ul3l'lOl'1S Wnrrv sour mt and gm- CLASS OF 45 Now that you have successfully completed your Hugh School course there are new fuelds wautung tor you In college as well as nn the business and protessuonal world success usually comes to those who match abuluty wuth a smart appearance Clothes men who are leaders un every walk of lute KLEINHANS KLEINHANS CORNER Mann and Clmton w 0 s who Each desvrmptlfn hculrl ugge t to sou a memhfr f Fat facultv Ten or more olutlon proxe wou peeked at the an we-r on page 98 If vnu gue fewer than 8 vnu re 1-lxglble f a dunce cap' Rn O K Joe Prlde of the Irlsh 0 u r gav splrzted fa hlfn plate L 9 WI F T Came the famllxar tram of Dannv Boy charms Pmmrl t 1 rmrv learned through a 36 new paper 'Vlar rr velnus fandldlv peaking: tops Qedate serxou profe nrlal nsu ls us but we low lt fasts Wlld Irlsh Rose Chr-erxol That mfectxou glggle VINCENT V IKOLAJCZ K Choice Meats TA 4960 HU 8765 Stall No. 'I Broadway Mkt Buffalo, N. Y. ' tr h . F :R 2 1 . 1 A . y. Y :I or A ' ' , I - 2. ' '- . . . . 3. I 1- ' ' s In 4. .-.. . . . . . , ,, - 5. s ' s by-Kleir1hans is a rule followed by young 6. Proof' that music hath l ' ' 7. R ' Q Us tha hut 5 s. 6. . 1 . os 9. I ' 1 s ' , -he! 10. . . , ' s. .ss ' . ll. l . l . , ' ' . - - 12. I ,, ' ' ' ,, . 13. A' . ' .U 14. ' ' S 'Q . O Congrafulahons to Complrments of THE CLASS or 45 DR F J BRYLSKI MAX SCHRUTT Compliments of HUMBOLDT FLORIST BARRON FUNERAL SERVICE lEIlyn Dwyer Barronl Comphmenfs of 541 Walden AVC SCHOTT S GROCERIES TA 3620 444 Dddge Sfreef Ll 6836 Compliments of DR W F DZIMIAN D D S 231 DoatSt Complnments of KLAH S DELICATESSEN DEL ALLEN Cleaners 81 Taulors Comphmenfs of 127 Allen at Delaware WESLEY LUN Mn 3. MRS cAsMm BRYLSKI COMPLIMENTS OF MR 81 MRS F CZERWINSKI I 1 , 1 l . . . , . . . . I Phone Llncoln 7364 We Call and Deliver Bailey AVC. Repairing - Hand Pressing ' ' o o o Truly yours Monogrammed Anklets c pair Personality plus when you put your partucular part of the alphabet on your ankles' Buy em nn colors to match all your cottons whlte yellow Hunters green brown Ilght blue punk red navy or berge' They re mer cerrzed cotton wnth a cuff And you know they ll never stray because they re truly yours' Slzes 8Vz to l l HderyHng S!retFloo W gxgx' HC F llvnql rm' xx ,BT MBC R Portraits by MARIANNE JOHN KMIEC STUDIO or a Portraxt of Your Natural Best 808 Fullmore Ave NICE THINGS SHOP WA 0067 Hosiery Llngerue Gloves and Other Nxce Things CATHERINE NESTEROWICZ 808 Fullmore Avenue Answens to Quiz on page 95 NI1' ,In sph Iklnrke 'II Katherme Drxle 'NI Fl IP Fulton Leland Sclmrr mean Bn? teacher r Danford Buren Henrletta fro man H1 len Y als mmf 'llls NIar1P Wenflllng Nlr Owen Hatfield Nlr Norman Paul NI: Mary Ikcnn NI Bertha Sclmrfngzrr Mls Allce Bennett EVERY SMART HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE should start A Lute Insurance Plan wnth the Fnrst Pay Check SEE TED E BUERGER AGENT UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 407 Huntington Ave. Buffalo, N. Y. Phone PA 8421 Phone CL 3947 E HECKMANN SONS Restaurant Supplles Glassware 389 Adams St KLOS MEAT MARKET Qualsty Meats 29 Broadway Market 1. . . s 7 2. . iss ' If F I 3. A iss . s' 4. E Q I 5. M . j s 6. Miss ' 1 ss T. Miss f ' A ' 2 8. Miss Tvresa Hartman 9. . 'qs , ' ' ' 10. , . 11. , . A I2. , 'ss ' j' l 13. . iss .' ' ' I G ' 14. A ', ss ' I l . C . , V 1 'gifs 'WUQX HISTORY UNION PANTS STORE Pants Hats Jackets Sportswear 1052 Broadway Buffalo N F 81 J KAZMIERCZAK DELICATESSEN Groceries Cold Cuts Soft Drmks Magazmes and Notions Phone TAylo 9743 977 Sycamore Street DEED N THOUGHT oF 5Ql 'lb cufzaau-4 Qvanvsl BUFFALO RUBBER 81 SUPPLY INC Mechamcal and Industrual Rubber Goods 37 Carroll Street Buffalo New York CLeveIand 8745 l L' - - ll II I X . . Y as of Buffalo, N. Y. - I Q U 1' . Q l I lllll O l QUEEN O ' LOUIS GOSLINSKI 8. 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