East High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1955 volume:

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A,'1.- ,fn ,' ., ,Fun ' - 70, Y' -0 ,..L.,'f':.'.l,'4 .t '-F I WJ' '.1':-'h ' 'l xi 'A Y up .'.. , w' 2 EAST HIGH SCHOOL THE EASTONIAN Published by the CLASS O F 1955 EAST HIGH SCHOOL Buffalo, New York l 3 FOREWORD Thls IS the story of a lad from East High School who fell asleep over his Latln homework When he awoke at least he thought he was awake he found himself on one of the great Roman roads bullt as he remembered to last for een turles To the nearest sentry he sald Which way to Rome? The reply was All roads lead to Rome And so th1s one dld for wlthrn the hour he was ln slght of the walls of the eapltal Fasemated by the magnlficent archrtecture he walked about recognmng here the Colos seum there the Temple to Iupltel on the top of the hlll the CHPIIOI and then he came upon a grey stone blllldlflg vaguely famlllar Let me see the cornerstone says Why lts East Hlgh School' he exelalmed and so It was In the following pages the Eastonlan Staff wlll try to deplct the dally l1fe of the boys and glrls of 55 BC at East Hlgh School IH Rome or IS It AD l955 ln Buffalo? Bear Wllh us on thls journey through tlme and space and pretend that you too are a Roman Oriental of Caesar s day Come there are pages of thmgs to see' 4 . . 7 7 1 - ' - - at - as . , . cu as , . . a 1 9 1 - . A l . a 1 s a sc - s - as - - x , , . R MISS MAY HALLORAN ICAT L1brar1an par excellence teacher yearbook advlser frlend Dld we need a book Her knowledge and love of books opened for countless readers the treasures of llterature Dld the school need a pep song Her faclle pen produced If Dld we need aduce or encouragement Her wlsdom and sym pathy gaxe It to us freely Dld the yearbook need help and guldance Her practlcal common sense supplled lt For these contrlbutlons and for her unlallmg loyalty and generos1ty of Splflt vxe the class of 1955 are proud to d6d1C3lC thls volume of the Eastonzan to MISS May Halloran 5 mf: 9 3 1 - ' ' . V. . - , ' , r. k Q EAST HIGH ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Welt Donald L LIIWIYI lane Betz Bush Edward Tucholskl Gloria Basxl Danna Ioyce Wassmger ALUMNI PROMOTE FELLOWSHIP AND SCHOLARSHIP In October 1951 forty alumni met to form an East Hlgh Alumnl Assoclatlon Thls year the 11st of those interested numbers 210 The group draws ltS membership from prevlous graduatlng classes Its objects are to promote fellowshlp among graduates and former students of East High School and provlde scholarshlps for deserving graduates of East The Eastoman IS pleased to welcome thrs group to tts pages for the first trme Under the leadershlp of IIS olflcers Mrs ames Bush Class of 41 presldent Donald Lltwln Class of 51 treasurer Mrs eanette Baummster Class of 43 secretary the Alumn1Assoclat1on has carrled on a broad program of act1v1t1es They sponsored the Kenneth Glll concert at Klemhans Muslc Hall on Aprll 30 wlth the proceeds gomg to the scholarshlp fund The first nlght of the school play March 17 was also sponsored by the Alurnm They took charge of selllng a block of tlckets for that nlght After the play the members met ln the teachers cafeterla for a soclal hour As guests they mvlted the faculty and the cast of the play The mam project of the ASSOCISIIOH aslde from keeplng ahve the memorles and fellowshlp of hrgh school days IS the grantmg of an annual scholarshlp of S100 to a deserwmg senlor meeting certam quall ficatxons The appllcant must haxe attended East High School durmg the preceding year and must be contmulng hrs educatlon He must have a good scholastic record be of good moral character and need financlal help Thls worthy proyect suggests how much an active assoclatlon can mean to our school 6 F 'I wx , V v N , , NN fl Some Board Members of the Alumni Association: Left to Right-Beatrice Palmerton Nies, Ioan Q ' 3 J 7 D ' , , . . . . . 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I . - , , PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION First Row Mrs Norman Dietrich Mrs Alvlnl Stuber Mrs Wm I Kath Mrs Maurice Mallott Russel Bymes Second Row Elijah Echols Ir Mrs Elllah Echols Mrs George Iohnston Mrs Russel Byrnes Mrs Harold Hoffman PARENTS AND TEACHERS PLAN FOR THE GOOD OF THE SCHOOL In October 1953 plans were developed for a Parent Teacher Association at East High Committees Davenport asked that the group yom the National Congress of Parents and Teachers only if after a year they had one hundred members The growth was difficult and slow but they succeeded ln fulfilling the requirement and had the CTISTIHCIIOYI of being the first P T A in Buffalo to join the national organlzation During its first year this SOCICTHS Parentum et Maglstorum was successful m getting new shades for our windows asked for re zoning of schools to achieve less crowded condltlons and purchased two new violins for the school The members have ardently supported every school function from our sports pro gram to our school play and concert Now they have asked for student representation on their executive board as they feel that to broaden the scope of their actlvxtles for the school they need student ideas and viewpoints Four members of the Student Council have been appointed to represent the student body on the Board In order to fulfill its real purpose as effectlvely as possible the PT A needs the constant co operation of every parent teacher and student Officers for 1954 1955 are president Mrs William Kath first v1ce president Mrs Maurlce Mallott second vlce president Mrs Norman Dietrich recording secretary Mrs Alvln Stuber corresponding secre tary Rev Elijah Echols Ir and treasurer Mr Russell Byrnes 7 1 yr W T ' were organized to draft the by-laws and start the wheels ln motion. This first year was a trial perlod. Mr. 3 - . . . . 9 3 T T 9 - ' - ' D x a - . I, i ' . . I Q . - I. , . . D Q ' M , - S , - S ' Y ' ! 'T 9 ' ' STUDENTS LEARN NEEDED SKILLS - T0 READ AND WRITE Amo, amas, amat, amamus, amatis, amant .... A Roman scholar probably would not have labored quite as long over the conjugation of this famous romantic verb as do East High's first year Latin students, but, nevertheless, he might feel not too strange in some of our classes, for learning is learning in every place and time. It is the proud tradition of the academic subjects that they bridge the ages. However, our Roman visitor might be completely mys- tified at many of the subjects of our curriculumg for although East is an academic school, its program has been expanded to meet competently the special interests and aptitudes of each of its pupils. ass zn Latin Il 0 COMPUTE AND MEASURE- T0 UNDERSTAND THEIR WORLD Even though East's instructors do not employ the corporal inducement to study that was freely applied by the old Roman school masters, high standards are maintained and hard work is the criterion for any diploma that is granted. A general academic diploma is awarded for a three-unit sequence in one of the following fields: art, business subjects, languages, homemaking, industrial arts, mathematics, music, science. In addition to these sub- jects a student must sucessfully complete four years of English, three and one-half years of social studies, one-half year of health, and one year each of mathematics and science, if they are not a part of his selected course. A Class in English III .A Room 365 a chemzstry class 5: I Y R -.Ti A yumor class studres Amencan history All 'FAD R914 3 mf 5.4 X A class m Drawing and Pamtmg I0 ,A All reshmen study Economxc World if ml- Mg An Englzsh II class does a umt on lzbrary re erence work Miss Maroney oversees budding secretaries at Work H Ili! A Boys Class in Physical Education 2 STUDENTS ENGAGE IN HEALTHFUL ACTIVITY AND COMPETITION The sound Roman belief in Mens sana in corpore sano is still adhered to, for one year of swim- ming and four years of physical education are compulsory for all students. The remainder of the sixteen units required for graduation can be chosen from a wide range of electives such as public speaking, eco- nomics, chorus, and radio. Added to these are many extracurricular activities from which a student may choose, as sports, clubs, debate and publications. Class rn Sewing is I2 A Class in Industrial Arts ,pn- AND DEVELOP THEIR SPECIAL APTITUDES AND TALENTS Variations on the general course through a prescribed choice of sequences and electives can lead to a more specific diploma that will recommend the graduate for further study or for entrance into his chosen field. A College Entrance Diploma is awarded for the completion of a language, science, or engi- neering course. The secretarial and business courses lead to Business Diplomas, while Homemaking, Music, Art and Industrial Arts Diplomas can be earned for concentration in those fields. A Class in Ph gg! I-T GLADYS JONES When MISS Gladys Iones dectded 1n September after teachlng at East slnce tts opentng that she would glVe up the teachmg profession and enter upon a new career 1n church work East Hlgh School lost a teacher who had endeared herself to many faculty and students allke Mlss ones sunny d1SpOSlI1OH her sense of falr ness her zest for her subject her humorous outlook and her real lnterest ln people are qualttles whlch Wlll be of much value rn her present work We at East wlsh her great success and happlness ANTHONY RASZEJA HENRY JERGE When Mr Ierge rettred IH anuary East Hlgh School was for the first ttme wlthout h1s gental presence Pop as he was affectionately called by East students had been at East Hlgh School stnce tts openmg ln 1927 Hts annual lamborees hts interest ln the decorattng of the gym for dances his frtendlmess and humor will long be remembered by the faculty and students alike Whlle here he coached wtnnlng teams IU baseball basketball tennis and track Mr erge spent the wlnter happlty baskmg tn Florlda sunshlne From all of us at East goes thls message Good luck Pop' Happy days' ANTHONY RASZEJA If we were to look back over the years and glance lnto the muslc room of East High School we would see Mr Raszeya dtrectmg bands and orchestras Wh1Ch were among the finest ln the ctty The band at the football games the assembly programs the annual con cert all testified to hls sktll and arttstry A real mustclan and an lnsplred dtrector and teacher Mr Raszeya ex pected and recelx ed the best from hlS students many of whom now follow muslcal careers wlth consplcuous suc cess We of East Hlgh School mlSS Mr Raszeya and we wlsh htm much happlness m the years to come RUTH C EBERHARDT Wlth the beglnnlng of the year Mrs Eberhardt moved to her natlve Northern New York and so re signed from our faculty She came to East from Fosdxck Masten IH 1944 to teach busmess subjects Her sklll and efficiency her knowledge of busmess law and her genial frtendlmess endeared her to her classes and to her other friends tn the school 3- .1- 1 , L ,. , f If 5 4' 3 9 - Q . ,fig ', . ,lf 1 - 4 - ' . - I , - I , f I 9 ' . . cs as - 4 9 9 , . j 3 . . , . . . . - - - - . I , - , 9 I A ' I 9 9 . , - as as 1 - . 1 - -a a s 9 ' 9 , - 9 ' ' .y . s . . , , . Y - , . . . . x 1 if- ff - X mul. Wnllnam H Davenport Prmclpal of East High School Q 'Nix 'UH'-he no Lloyd A. Muller lSlSf3l'lI Principal of East Hugh School fc? I7 MAGISTRI ENGLISH DEPARTME NT Seated-May M. Halloran, Iosephine Howse, Sophia Fox Brown. Stand ing-Charlotte N. Kinnius, Anna R Lum, Alice F. Bennett. MUSIC AND ART DEPARTMENTS Seated Henrlette Grossman Irene H Rosmska Standing Marle Col burn Abraham Cohen BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Seated Edlth K Nev.Ier Claral Hellrlegel Mary D Rovuen Stand mg Ruth 'Vlaroney Bernard Har rmgton 'Vlargaret N Phtllxps McCabe, Agnes Swartg, Leroy I . 1 , A ', ' - PRO CONSULS ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Seated Mane A Wendlmg Helen S Savage Jeanette G Suess Stand mg I Leland Schurr Nanette Lan caster fNot plctured Katherine Sulllvanj LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Seated Anna E Howlett Olive F Schumacher Mary LOUISE Maxwell Standmg Laura F Buerger Ray mond I Mason if MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Seated Gertrude H Mcl-lug? Sara C Walsh Harold S Fisher Stand mg Ruthl-I 'Vlxchael LucyC Burg 'Vlary Kennx 9 l PHYSICAL EDUCATION Seated Danford M Byrens Mmna L Iohnson Henry Ierge Lydla Kay ser Harry P Feucht Standmg B Katrina Schwenger George I Kalb flensch Murlel Payne GUIDANCE SHOP AND HEALTH TEACHERS Seated Iohn Tilley Glena M Allen Car olyn Taylor Standing Howard C Smith Thomas Murdock OFFICE AND ATTENDANCE STAFF Left to Rlght Katherme M Doyle Leonard Kasmore CornelxaH Quant Amelxa Bock PARENTIS SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Seated Ioseph F Klocke Mary M McCarthy Ruth E Pltt lean L Ewing Standmg Aaron Slmon Neal Banlo Helen L Wnght George Hurley SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Hatfield Ethel Swannle Standlng Norman C Paul C Howard Shaf fer Mary Kexran HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Elsle L Fulton Vlarguerlte Vlaass Vlola E Schaefer 1 . . , . . , . . , . I . - A , , - , Seated-Gordon Brownjohn, Owen s - T . , . ' , . h l . , A ' l , LIBRARY MONITORS First Row E Massey M Komorowslu S Lukaszewskl E Bloom F Cebula M Alncandro Second Row C Neal L Fluellen M Mlller P Wlsnlewskl S Sumler H Pappas D Buchner S Tarty B Formanlak D Hutton M Mxecznl kowskl E Ruteckl M Rosatx I Calkms A Alexander PRAETORIAN GUARD HELPS MANAGE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Monxtors form an CSSCHIIHI part of the student body of East Hlgh School The hall monitors who are posted at each corner of every floor and ln the front hall check student passes dlrect VISIIOYS to the ofllce and l1ke the Praetorlan guard of Rome keep order m the corrldors Not to be forgotten are the glrls at the desk ln the front hall who check 1n the day s latecomers GUIDANCE OFFICE MONITORS Ab A 3' Seated R Schneller C Ke1m,F Prusak I I3ChlmOWlCZ Standing I Klelndrenst I Stachownak L Erdemer 22 . -' . V , .Q . . .,. . -, . , . , . A .. 1 . , . s - .1 - . s 'l 1 ' x ' 1 - s ' 1 - s - ' , . , . , . , . . V, ' ' 3 , . . . , 9 4 - 5 , r 2 , -, I A X -- C- L t rv ' - I ' 4 hr ml l ihizlx- A EAA v X I A . 1 Q ' f K 1 ,fr s g , K ,A b W ' ' x v ,. .M ' K 7' -- 3' ' ' f -.,' I in ? . , . . . , . - I . . 1. . I , . - , . . I , OFFICE MONITORS LA MMK Second Row I Stuber M Hxcks A Metz W Bentley M Cady C Ralph E Kolb M Dxttenhauser A Burger MONITORS LEARN BY DOING HELPING DIRECT ING The llbrary monltors under MISS Halloran s supervlslon help ln the llbrary and also dlstrlbute llbrary sllps to the study halls Office monltors help ln the mam ollice by runnlng errands operatlng the swltchboard typlng the absence 11st Mr Mlller has several glrls who are on duty durlng each perlod of the day MOHIIOYS also help Mr Murdock and MISS Allen m the guldance office OFFICE MONITORS -Xi IX Left to Rxght I Iesse, M Marxno, M Cesano, I Iacobl, C Donnellan, C S1m,C Belknap, M Hopple 23 My A 5 ,,,,,, M H 6 , I V53 ly, V' if . I Q ' s . ' r Y f ,, if First Row-B. Piechowiak, I. Ilacobi, M. Marino, C. Sini, P. Danzl, W. Aures, B. Rustay, I. Whitehead, C. Walser, G. Eskau. - - . . , . , . . 7 . . . . the 'J I M . 'g QQ, 0 'Cx I L 5 Q I gk , . - L, . , I 7, 3 MONITORS SHOULDER RESPONSIBILITY The boys who take care of the operatlon of the publlc address system do so very ably They are also ln charge of setting up mxkes for assemblles and events such as basketball games The boys ln the bookroom asslst wlth the dxstrlbutlon and collectlon of textbooks and the handlmg of exam1nat1on supplies These boys really dex elop muscles' Backstage detalls are managed by a tralned stage crew Each vseek the assembly IS opened by the honor guard who lead the salute to the flag and the natlonal anthem By g1VlI'lg up a free perlod many students help to run the school smoothly and eflicxently For reward they have our thanks plus the benefits such experlence gives a sense of responslblllty managerlal sk1ll and a feeling of havmg a real part 1n the school PROJECTION CREW B111 Bentley and Enc Vxmmerstedt TARDY MONITORS Betty Smlth Margaret Cesano Georgla Ward HONOR GUARD Cebula C Richards R Retsch 24 First Row I Iones E Ruteckl D Turner K Kraus A Grze bmskx I Calklns S Puust P Trau B Godfrey A Cyra T Davls I Mazlerskx Second Row N Iacobs M Ixomo rowskl L Owczarzak D Palmer M Long R WHSIIIEW F TEAMWORK BOOK ROOM MONITORS Left to Rnght R Rextz R Pokorskx F Haseley A Metz W Bentley puma? PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM IN ACTION Mr Davenport Tom and B111 Burgard STAGE CREW Left to Rlght E RUl9Ckl C Daly R Relsch Ralph Bygall George Rappold lf 25 si S X . I W 1, X ' . 1. C1 , an I l -- ' , . l, - X, 7 , . , . . M..----QV ' ' ,R F- R ' . K 1' L f' 4 'QQ ,L h ' lo I f , S , .. X If lm- x ' y , .1. ' K 1 - I I K . t- -- 1 Q , G' f Q .li x ' ' , - xl A xx CL SSES Tempus fllgll M mo ns not u ure cf the fllght nf time as he surxexs his hugh sthocl cfarecr' Fruhnnn sophomorc tumor senior xears nn sulft prottssnon thex pass x ur time trax elnr ls lrncd th1t nt 1 st ln tue sthot 11 was YISIIIFILI Flrst 'ns reshmun me truss the RllblLOlX rom grade school to hugh school far 1 moment engulfed xn he Swlfllllg stream of ulmeuxstomed hwh sthool lnfe But IN C1es1r bullt his hrldges with lihorous ein st uc too bunld our own bridges of hw er edutatlon ulth greit pnnstaltlng Busx 1s we are we hardlx note that time lllte a speeding ch'u-not 1 drim mg us relentlesslx on our st 1x u cnlv we find um hut trosstd ur into t 1 lst st1g,,m c our t xrurs 'lt scho v 1 1 ut nt lr tht llllll bridge xx ll 1 P1 s to the world cf lllnr x 1 pulse r 1 H111 thecr tm tu school of our choice Au wtquz x1l1 -- X ? + 'gif' 441' l lf l l t l ll llllyil '4 Q t- 'l h :fa ' N 'Y H ' ww 11 ' . 14: ' t' Q .eeso . , will Sdd', 'X ' 'o-' h-li ..'N sf A2 ' i. c .Q ll. d QS ' 'Q ' Q 2 I tv ' l'Cl 'X l.df vzz's.s-4 fo. .l' ' vl' , ' 1 ill! ix. ,iii Q l lit x llsl ll li V l X XLIJA-Ju, I' X X 7 SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE if ,IJ Fxrst Row D Ferrara C McCann C Santucx N Iacobs D Bloom F Dalfonso B Godfrey M Komorowskl R DAgost1no M ROSHII R Des Iardln G DAm1co Second Row K Kraus C Ostanskl R Lang P Dublel R Rensch M Long D Hutton M Hoppxe M Cady SENIOR PATRICIANS LEAD IN THE SCHOOLS ACTIVITIES The patrlclans the senlor class elected as thelr maglstrates Ralph D Agostlno president Mary lane Kom orowskl vlce presldent Marllyn ROSHII secretary Robert Des ardm treasurer Among the leadmg scholars on the Semor Honor Roll are oanna Roberts Carol Walentynowlcz Iudlth Gllbert and Kalman Schulgasser Our gladtators who excelled ln the arena were Bob Wlegand IH football George D Amlco and Grover Freeland ln basketball Robert Des ardln ln cross country and Wllllam Burgard 1n Swlmmlng Flrst the patrlclans had to accustom themselves to the1r roles as the semor c1t1zens of Rome At Open House they lntroduced thetr parents to the school and thelr teachers Year Book PICIUYES were taken durmg Chrrstmas vacatlon and through February and March they posed for group plctures wrote articles drew plctures and roamed hlther and yon through the Emplre selling 8dV6I'tlSIflg space for The Eastonlan Also ln March they were measured for caps and gowns and ordered thexr class jewelry In the plays concert debate athletlcs and various other act1v1t1es SCUIOPS took leading roles Soon came May 20 and the Prom nlght of thrllls at the beautlful Twentleth Century Club Then the nlght set aslde for all semors thelr parents and frlends Class Nlght Iune 3 arrived an event long to be remembered Thelr stay ln Rome approached IIS clxmax Followmg examlnatlons came the excltement of graduauon when the senlors realxzed that they were not at the end of their careers but were settlng forth to find thetr true careers for whlch East had prepared them 5r UV5Y 28 s l SENIOR IC ALPH D AGOSTIVO mbztzon certrfied publzc actountant resldent Seruor Class Honor Roll I wlmmtng I Traclt 2 3 4-Football 4 ross Country I Varslty Club Intra ural Sports I 2 3-Executne Commlttee 2 4-Class Presldent 2 Hall 'Vlonutor 3 ARY IANE KONIOROWSKI mbttzorz elemtntarry sth :ol trachtr rce Presldent Sensor Class Honor Roll 2 3 4 Executne Commtttee I 2 3 -I Class Vtce President I 2 3-East C 1rls 1 Y Llbrary Momtor 4-Hall Vlonttor 4 Czlee Club 2 Dust Club International lub Omlcron Alpha Clrls Sports I tudent Councll 3 -I ARILYN C ROSATI mbztzon nurse ecretary Senior Class Exetutlxe Com lttee 2 Cnrls Sports I Llbrary Vlomtor East Clrls H1 I Hall Vlonttor -I hotography and Ctrtulatton Stalls East man OBERT E DES IXRDIN mbrtton landscape gardener reasurer Senior Class Executlve Com 4-Band I 2 3 4 Orcl1estra4 Dante a d I 2 Varsity Club Disc Club ntramural Sports I 2 3 4-Hall Nlonttot Edltortal and Clrculatxon Stalls East man Delegate to Syracuse Cltwenshtp onlerence 4 Ortent Plaxers I OBERT D REISCH mbttzon physzczan lstorlan Senior Class Honor Roll I 2 4-Baseball I 2 Captain 3 4-Basket all 2 3-Internattonal Club Treasurer 3 restdent 4 Hall Momtor 3 -I Stage rew 3 4-Ewecutne Commlttee Student ouncll 3 Vtce Presldent 4-Model UN ssembly 3 4-Delegate to Syracuse Cm enshlp Conference 3-Cross Country I xecutlve Commtttee 4-Circulation lVIan ger Eastonlan Intramural Sports I 2 3 Varsity Club rg? 'H rv Beverly Joyce Godfrey George D Amaco Kalman Schulgasser C EORCE D AIVIICO ehnlrrtzvn certrlrd pull! c accountant Bots Vlarsbal Sensor Class Cross Coun try I 4 Basketball I 2 3 4-Class Presl d nt I Class Treasurer 2 Ercecutlxc Commsttee I 2 -I Student Councll 3- VHYSIIQ Club Hall Vlonltor 3 -I Intra mural Sports 3 Radlo Forum 4-Honor Roll 4 Track I Edutortal and Clrcula non Staffs Eastonlan BFVIIRI Y IOYCE CIODFREI C trls 'Vlarshal Sennor Class Honor Roll I 3 Iambcla Chl H1 I Vlce President 4 Executue Commtttee 3 4-Class Secre tary 3-Honor C uard 4-CIIIS Sports I 2 -45' Ralph D Agoshno Mary Jane Komorowsku KALMAN SCHULGASSER Ambztzon patent attorney Valedlctorlan Senlor Class Honor Roll I 2 3 4-Student Council 4- Debate 4 Asslstant Advertlsmg Vlanager Eastonlan CAROL HOPE SANTUCI Ambztzon forezgn correspondent Prophet Senlor Class Executive Commit tee 2 4-Orlent Players 2 3 4-Sprmg Play 2 4-Chrlstmas Play 2 3-Debate 3 4-DAR Essay Contest 4-Amerlcan Le gton Oratorlcal Contest 4-Voice of De mocracy 3-Girls Declamatlon 3 4-Dtsc Presldent 4-Red Cross Representative I 3 4-Hall Momtor 4 Honor Roll I 2 3 4-Omlcron Alpha Editor East Wmd UN Forum 2 CIICUIHIIOH and Advertls CIYCUIHIIOH Stall Eastonlan mg Staffs Eastonlan Manlyn C Rosah Robert E Des Jardm Y Carol Hope Sanfun Roberf D Relsrh 29 . , Y I I , , , I D ' I , ' 1 1 M ' lj' 9 I T II 1 'e T I'-tx. 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CLASS 0F MCMLV BEVERLY C ECKL Ambztzon przuate secretary Hall Mon1tor 4-Bank Teller 4-C1rculat1on Stall IOAN L ELENFELDT Ambztzon commerc1aI artzst Llbrary MOHIIOY 2 Hall 'VIon1tor 4-Art Staff East Onlan 3 4 CAROL E ELLIS Ambrtzon office worker Hall MOHIIOT 4-Beta H1 Y ARLENE L EMSER Ambztzon office clerk D1sc Club-Clee Club l 2 3 4 CLORIA SHIRLEY ESKAU Ambztzon secretary Honor Roll l Omce Monntor 3 4-Beta H1 Y Bank Teller 4 DONALD A FERRARA Ambztzon lawyer Executlve Commntee l 2 3 4-Boys Marshal l Class Presldent 3-Honor Roll 3-EXECUTIVE Com m1ttee Student Counul 3 4-East W1nd Staff 4- ClfCUl3IIOn and Edltorlal Staffs Eastoman Hall Monttor 3 4 Vars1ty Club Orchestra 1 flee Club 2 3 4-Intramural Sports l 2 Track l Basketball 1 2 3 4-Cross Country l 2 4 LAWRENCE I FICURA Ambalzon busmess exfcutzte Band 2 3-Orchestra 4-CIYLUIBIIOU and AdV9I'flSl!'lg Staffs Eastoman Tenn1s 2 4-Intramural Sports l 2 Sw1mm1ng 3-East Boys H1 Y CLAIRE A FILDBAUER Ambztzon receptzonzst MARILYN A FISCHER Amlntzon medzcul secretary Honor Roll l 4-Clrculatlon a Eastoman ELLA FITZGERALD Ambrtzon secretary Office Momtor 4 Gloria Shrrley Eskau Donald A Ferrara Deanna June Forbng James Fox IOHN FLOREK Grover? Freeland Ambztzon constructzon engmeer Baseball l Dlsc Club-East Boys H1 Y DEANNA IUNE FORBRIG Ambrtzon prztate secretary Honor Roll 1 Clrls Sports 2 East Y Teens Bank Teller 4 IAMES FOX Ambztzon U S Army Honor Roll 4 DONALD FRANTZEN Ambztzon accountant Baseball 2 3 4-East Boys H1 Y Football I 2 NIckC Gughardn Intramural Sports 3 4-East W nd Staff 4 GROVER P FREELAND Ambztzon dentrst Basketball I 2 3 4-Football 1 3-Trackl 3 4- Hall Monltor 3 4-Clee Club 2 3 4-Varsxty Club Honor Roll 1 2 Lat1n Club-Intramural Sports I 2 3 4-Red Cross Representatlve 3-C1rculat1on Staff Eastoman CRACE M FUEHRER Ambztzon teacher East Clrls H1 YChapla1n 4-East YTeens Hall Vlomtor 4-CITCUISIIOH Staff Eastoman 34 Mary .lane Goodroe E ,yhqyrl 2 cg I -2 . 6 . 1? ft 1 ., I . i 7 ' I Q Q an X Q - I I li .E l . . ' . ' ' . M S its 3 ' Q A if A 40 w if VA Y f . ke? 9 In N Y . . : . X I . . : l . l ' , ' ' ' , , ' ' St ff, . ' it Eastonian 4-Ofbce Monitor 4 f f .Q I . - A- . , 3 - ' K ,X . . I J rx - - . .nn 1. 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I , I - 1 Q if LawrenceJ Flgura 'S' Donald Frantzen 'nm Grace M Fuehrer Kevm F Gamble Scott Green .loan Greer M1IIu:ent Gerbracht CLASS OF CESIDIO GAGLIARDI Ambztzon doctor Honor Roll 1 2 3 4-Om1cron Alpha Executne Commntee 2 Student Counc1l 3 4 NICK C GAGLIARDI Ambztzon doctor Honor Roll 1 2 3 4-Om1cron Alpha Hall Mon 1tor 4 IOHN GAITHER Ambztton publtc accountant Hall Momtor 4 KEVIN F GAVIBLE Ambztzon U S Nauu D1sc Club-Glee Club 4 MILLICENT GERBRACHT Ambttzon teacner Honor Roll 1 2 3 4-Gold E Hall MOHIIOT Om1cron Alpha Ed1tor1al Staff Eastonlan IRIS MAY CERTIS Ambztzon medzcal secretary Glee Club 2 3 4-Bank Teller 4-East Clrls H1 Y IUDITH GILBERT Ambztzon przuate secretary Honor Roll I 2 3 4-Beta H1 Y Treasurer 4-Gold East W1nd Staff 4-Baton Twlrler 2 ANTON GILSON Ambztzon engmeer Intramural Basketball 1 2 Honor Roll I 2 3 4- C1rculat1on Staff Eastonlan Ins May Gems Alice K Grzebmslu 35 .ludllh Gilbert MCMLV MARLENE F COODRICH Ambztzon medtcal secretary Honor Roll 1 4-Beta H1 Y Hall MOHIIOT 4-Bank Teller 4 VIARY IANE GOODROE Ambztton regtstered nurse Ehscoh East G1rls H1 Y C1rculat1on StaFf East on1an SCOTT GREEN Ambztzon X ray techmczan Cross Country l 2 Basketball l Intramural Sports I 2 3 4-Track 1 2 Hall 'Vlomtorl 2 Swlm mlng 2 IOAN GREER Ambztton secretary Honor Roll I 2 3 4-Band l 2 3 4-Alpha Eta Kappa H1 Y Secretary 4-Bank Teller 4 ALICE K GRZEBINSKI Ambztzon registered nurse Honor Roll 1 2 4-D1sc Club-Om1cron Alpha Cold E Honor Guard 4 LAUREL ANN GUESS Ambztzon bacterzologzst Honor Roll 3 4 PATRICIA ELAINE GULLY Ambztzon medzcal technologzst G1rls Sports l 2 4-Chrlstmas Play I 2 Debate 4 Photography Staff Eastonlan MARLENE GUST Ambztton prwate secretary Honor Roll I 3-Glrls Sports I 2 3-Dlsc Club- Water Ballet 2 Alpha Eta Kappa H1 Y Treasurer 4 Photography Stafl Easton1an Bank Teller 4 Anton Gllson Marlene F Goodrlch laurel Ann Guess Pamela Elame Gully Marlene Gust lx , l I ' A . . l . ., I 4 ' ' ' : 1 A -V,.,. , ' ' : ' - l fu , , 1' l' l tw, En-Bank Teller 4-Literary Editor, Eastonian- - , p ' , 1 al, 3 A -A I -I 4' K- , .143 . 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I A '- ' , 4: dl ,Q U 1 'Q l, B' tw ,.., V I ' Q A X CLASS 0F MCMLV IOANNA GUZZETTA Ambltzon teacher Glee Club l 2 3-Alpha Eta Kappa H1 Y Adver t1s1ng Staff Eastoman Red Cross Representatlve 3 RUTH HAAS Ambmon office worker Alpha Eta Kappa H1 Y DONAI HACKNEY Ambztton recepttomst Bank Teller 4-Office MOUIIOF 4-GITlS Sports l East G1rls H1 Y SHIRLEY A HALL Ambttzon busznessuoman Lambda Chl H1 Y Honor Roll 1 MARIEI HAMMER Ambttzon secretary Bank Teller 4 PATRICIA MAE HEPPNER Ambztzon secretary Honor Roll l 3-Gold E Band l 2 3 4-Beta H1 Y Typlng Staff Easton1an Bank Teller 4 MARGARET HICKS Ambztzon secretary Glee Club l 2 3-Office Monltor 4-Ed1tor1al and CITCUJSIIOH Staffs Eastonlan Bank Teller 4 ROSALINE L HILBRAND Ambltzon prtvate secretary Honor Roll l 2 3 4-Cold E -Omlcron Alpha Bank Teller 4 HORTENSE M HILLIARD Ambztzon seamstress Hall MOHIIOY l Carol M Jaeger Bernice Jankowslu an N- 'TT Elalne M Kadryna Carol Ann Kelrn ' 3 George Johnson Dolores M Jones MYRNA HOPPIE Ambztzon pnvate secretary Red Cross Representatlve l 2 3-East G1rls H1 Y Vlce Pres1dent 4-Bank Teller 4-Executlve Com mlttee 3 4-Girls Marshal 3-Office MOHIIOF 4- Asslstant EdIl0T Eastonxan DIANE HUTTON Ambttzon teacher of Latm Amerzcan Chtldren Honor Roll l 2 3 4-Gold E Llbrary Momtor 2 3 4-Intematlonal Club Secretary 3-Debate 2 3 4-UN Forum 3-OmlCYOH Alpha Presldent 4- East Wmd Staff 3 Edxtor 4-Clrculatlon Vlanager Eastoman Ehscoh EXECUIIVC Commxttee 2 4 Glrls Marshal 2 Advert1s1ng Staff Eastonlan CARL IVERSEN Ambztton mtertor decorator Intramural Sports 1 Internanonal Club 2 Secretary 4-Glee Club 3 4-Dlsc Club-Photography and C1rculat1on Staffs Eastonlan Slnde Operator 4 Hall MOHIIOY 4-Model U N Assembly 4 IUDITH IACHIMOWICZ Ambttzon przvate secretary Honor Roll l 2 3 4-Gold E Bank Teller 4- Red 4Cross Representatlve 3-Guldance Office Mon 1t0r MARY L IACKSON Ambmon regzstered nurse IOAN IACOBI Ambztzon swztchboard receptzomst Clrls Sports l Red Cross Representatlve 3-Bank Teller 4-East G1rls H1 Y Advertlslng Staff East onlan Oflice MOHIIOY 4 'Q James Jones l Donna L Keller Kathryn M Keller Barbara Kelley 36 Joanna Guuelta Rosalme I. Hnlbrand Joan Jacob: Candace Jordan Rose Kendng 4 . . , ' . 1 l- 1 . - . , Q 1 1 J' 1 all l 1 . ' . I : J . -' ' ,, ,g- . ' . : . . 3 Q , ,. , Y . 7 - , .-1 . , . Q . , . I A , . . I . . ,. ' . 1 T I l -- : -' p Glee Club 2 5 J l - l- ' - a It 'W Q P ' 3 1 -3 ,IFN f , I X ' nl . Ex, A 5 ,,:., R fl L . - .fi ,. at l l F p j I ' 'QV 'Q 2 I as ,kj 'W' Ruth Haas Horfense M Hrllrard T 'll NlcholasG Jacobs 2 52 Helen Kaczmarek Rlchard Kershng '3 Danna .I Hackney Shlrley A Hall 1-v Myrna Hoppre Duane Hutton Mane J Hammer Curl lversen .ludlth .lachlmowru Patnua Mae Heppner Margaret Hrcks Mary l Jackson CLASS OF MCMLV NICHOLAS G IACOBS Ambztzon forezgn service work Varstty Club-Executive Committee 4-Hall Mon :tor 2 3 4-Baseball I 2 3 4-Football 1 2 3 4- Basketball l 2 Glee Club 3 4-Ctrculatlon Staff Eastonlan Student Councll 4-Intramural Sports l CAROL M IAEGER Ambztzon secretary Bank Teller 4 BERNICE IANKOWSKI Ambrtzon 0 ce rnachme operator Honor Roll 4 Beta H1 Y East Y Teens Hall Monitor 4-Bank Teller 4-Advemslng Staff East oman GEORGE IOHNSON Ambztzon psychologzst Band 1 2 3 4-Glee Club 4-Track l 4-Cross Country l 2 Intramural Sports 3 4 LEROY IOHNSON Ambttzon muszczan Orchestra 1 2 3 4-Band 1 2 Glee Club I 2 East Boys H1 Y Vlce Presldent l Drarnatxcs Club Presldent 1 Track I Basketball l DOLORES M IONES Ambztton nurse Glee Club 2 3 4 JAMES IONES Ambztzon professzonal urestler Glee Club -I-Newspaper Staff l Executxve Com mittee 4-Hall Monitor l Track 3-Yearbook Staff CANDACE IORDAN Ambztzon muszc teacher Band 1 Orchestra l Glee Club 1 3 Honor Guard 4 37 HELEN KACZMAREK Ambztton housewtfe East Girls HI Y Cheerleaders I 2 3-Bank Teller 4-Olhce Momtor 3-Gnrls Sports 1 ELAINE M KADRYNA Ambmon regzstered nurse CAROL ANN KEIRN Ambrtzon uetermarzan Honor Roll 1 3 4-Water Ballet 1 2 Chess Club Guidance Office Monltor 4-Edltor East Wmd 4 Literary and Ctrculatlon Staffs Eastonlan Girls Sports 1-Omlcron Alpha Red Cross Representa tlve 4 DONNA L KELLER Ambztzon pnvate secrc tary Glee Club l 2 Honor Roll l 2 East YTeens Sergeant at Amts 4-Bank Teller 4-Gxrls Sports 2 3-Circulation Staff Eastonlan KATHRYN M KELLER Ambmon homemaker Gtrls Sports 1 2 Bank Teller 4-Cnrculatton Stall Eastonlan BARBARA KELLEY Ambztzon teacher Glrls Council l 2 Hall 'Vlonltor 4-Lambda Chl H1 Y ROSE KENDIG Ambztton azrlme hostess Cheerleader 1 3 4 Baton Txurler 4 Glrls Sports 1 2 RICH-XRD KERSTING Ambxtton commerczal artzst Co-Ednor Art Staff Eastontan -Q 4: v 'T : A T 1 'A A f - J S: 'D ja , -.,, XV I I. A NN 5 ' 'F ' , , ,' 9 4- 4 l J -..... S V , , . I M A z I, .- lla . ' '. . ' ' S , ' -' ' , Z . A 2-Newspaper Stall 4 - - : - , T S' . H : gi l - , . . . - Y . - . 44 V I '- l Y l u 1 a 1 ' x r 'SU .. h . , - - .J U U - Y - Q . . : . . I 1 v H, n T V 1 wr? ,.., X Joann Klemdlenst Warren Kloss in ' Karen I Kraus Wrlluam Kreuter 7 , Q 'NZD Loretta Kozerskl Shrrley Koslowskr Helene L Kreulz Hope Krzanowsku ia QL CLASS OF MCMLV IOANNE KLEINDIENST Ambztton regrstered nurse Gold E Llbrary Momtor 2 Latln Club Beta H1 Y Treasurer 3 Prestdent 4-Guidance Monttor 4 WARREN KLOSS Ambztzon publzc accountant Track 1 LORETTA. KOZERSKI Ambztun mafhtmatzctan Honor Roll l 2 3 4-Internattonal Club Debate 2 Chess Club SHIRLEY KOZLOWSIXI Ambztzon secretary Honor Roll I 2 3 4-Ofhce Monltor 2 Hall Mon ttor 4-Bank Teller 4-Typtng Stall' Eastontan IOHN KRALISZ Ambztzon Iauyer Honor Roll 1 2 Hall 'Vlonztor 3 4-Cross Country 3 4-Track 2 3 4-Intramural Sports I 2 Chess Club Crrculatlon Staff Eastonlan Hugh School Forum 4 PATRICIA A KRAMER Ambttzon telephone operator Hall MOHIIOF 4-French Club Treasurer 4-Adver tlslng and Ctrculatton Staffs Eastonlan CHRISTINE M KRATZKE Ambztzon przvate secretary Student Councll 4-Glrls Sports l 2 Library 'Vlon ttor 4-Glee Club 2 3 KAREN I KRAUS Ambztzon elementary teacher Honor Roll l 2 3 4-Debate 2 3 4-Disc Club- Girls Sports 1 2 Glee Club 2 3-Omlcron Alpha Class Secretary 2 Gxrls Declamatlon 3 Honor Guard 4-Hall Monttor 4-Ofhce Monttor 2 Exec utlve Committee Student Council Secretary 4-East Girls H1 Y Inter I-Ilgh Council 4 XVILI IAM KREUTER Ambztzon busmess exccuttte Clee Club I I-IFLENEI KREUTZ Ambztzon teacher Honor Roll I Gold E Beta H1 Y Area Coun ctlor 3 V1cePres1dent 4-Hall Monttor 4-Bank Teller 4-Typing and Photography Staffs Eastonran HOPE KR ANOWSKI Ambztxon secretary Clee Club I 2 3 4-Bank Teller 4-Disc Club Typmg Stall Eastonlan CAROL L KUSHMAN flmhztzon nurse Dlsc Club-OFHce Monitor 4-Beta H1 Y Recordmg Secretary 4-East Wmd Staff 4-Glee Club I 2 3 4-Photography and Clrculatlon Staffs Eastonlan PATRICIA M KWIATKOWSKI Ambttzon professzonal nurse Glee Club 2 3 4-Executive Committee I Dlsc Club-CIFCUIHIIOH Stall Eastontan Honor Guard 4 Ofhce Monitor 4-Beta H1 Y Alpha Ea Kappa H1 Y RONALD LANG Ambttzon polzce nan Football l 2 3 4-Baseball 2 3 4-Executne Com mittee 4-Hall Monitor 3 4-Varsity Club-Inter national Club THEODORE E LANG Ambztton metallurgtst Chess Club 2 3 4--East Boys H1 Y Secretary 4- Intemattonal Club-Clrculatlon Staff Eastonlan GRETCHEN LARUE Ambztton recepttomst Bank Teller 4 38 John Kralrsz Carol L Kushman Patricia A Kramer 5 -at 117 Patrma M Kwaatkowskr i -J 'wr' Theodore E Lang sew' Palrrcla C Leblenz ? -4. Audrey J Lucas ay 1r'1 I P Eff' ,X gi 2 I L l J h . I A .2-1 'lv l 7 A I , A yd? - J! ,ll 1 21152513 X I 'x' , 94 ' nfz' A l E I - 3 1 'Q 2 23 , cf 3 V' ' . I I P' - 1, X 7 y I 1 ' I ,, J 'TV I . . : . . . : . U .Q 'B . tt nh . ' . T . . f I I sg I ' s - Q I I' ' ' : ' I - tt U- -- h X . L, I . . .y : 5 I . . Z 5 Y 5 U 1- I . 1. T 7 . 1 Q y - T . . A ' Alt . ' 3 ' . T . - 4 I I .' all 4. , , , 7 . 7 Q 3 I .7 l ' 1 1 I A I v Y T 2.., - - l I . . . I . , 1 , 1 T , l - . . . , . 1 ' '- - g ' . . V, A . I 1 I . . ' l 9 5 . 3 i - . I - I . , , V' . . B , - . A - . .5 . ' -9 1. . - X . 9 ! 3 Y 3 .S ' , , ' ' , ' , 2 1 - -. , I 1 . r I 1 th 1 A- , v y . . I ' . - , - A J. Chrlshne M Kraizke -4 7' Ronald Lang al Grelhchen lullue 2 Q ill CLASS OF MCMLV YVONNE LAUDE Ambztzon secretary Bank Teller 4 PATRICIA C LEBLENZ Ambztzon stenographer Alpha Eta Kappa H1 Y Bank Teller 4-ClTCUl3Il0H Stall Easton1an DONALD LEN Ambttzon mustczan Band I 2 3 4-Orchestra 1 2 3 4-Dance Band 2 3-Sw1mm1ng 1 Manager 4-Baseball 3-Football 2 3-Hall Mon1tor 4-Intramural Sports l 2 CAROL ANN LEPSGH Arnlntton o ce LLOVAPV Crlee Club l Cold E Typ1ng Staff Easton1an East Y Teens ANNE MARIE LEWANDOWSKI Arnbztzon rumor hzgh school teacher Honor Roll l 4-French Club Secretary 2 East G1rls H1Y G1rls Sports 1 2 3 4-Internauonal mas Play 2 3 4-Glee Club 2 3 4-Student Coun c1l Executlve Commlttee 4-Bank Teller 4 VIARY IAN E LONG Ambztzon dancer Honor Roll l 2 3 4-Execut1ve Comm1ttee 4-Hall MODIIOF 4-Honor C uard 4-Bank Teller 4 ELSIE LOTT Am lution secretary Honor Roll I Typ1ng Staff Easton1an Glee Club 1 2 3 4-Olhce Momtor 4-Lambda Ch1 H1 Y Cheerleader l 2 3 4-Bank Teller 4-G1rls Sports ERMA LOTT Ambztzon secretary Cxrls Sports l 2 Cheerleader l 2 3 4-Lambda Ch1 H1 Y Glee Club 1 2 3 4-Ofhce MOHIIOI 4 AUDREY I LUCAS Arnbztzon regzstered nurse H I10r Roll l 2 3 4 Gold E Delta Kappa Gamma H1 Y C'lee Club 2 3 4-C1rculat1on Staff Easton1an CAROI INE LUCAS lmlntmn clementary ttacher Executwe Comm1ttee Student Councrl 4 SYLVIA LUKASZEWSKI Ambztton medzcal stenographer Ilbrary 'Vlomtor 3 4-D1sc Club-Bank Teller 4- Advert1s1ng and CIYCUIHIIOH Stalls Easton1an ROSALIE LULLIA Ambztron court stcnographtr C 1rls Sports l Honor Roll l Cheerleader l 2 Bank Teller 4-Alpha Eta Kappa H1 Y East G1rls H1 Y ROBERT MACDONALD Arnbztzon photographer Sw1mm1ng 1 East Boys H1 Y V1ce Presldent 4 BRUCE H MALLOTT Ambztton ueterznary medrcme Football l 2 Vars1ty Club-Executlve Commlttee 2 Student COUflCll 3 4-Hall MOHIIOF 3 4-ClfCUl3 t1on and Ed1tor1al Staffs Easton1an Honor Roll 1 2 3-Omlcron Alpha Cha1rman Iunlor Red Cross MAMIE MARINO Ambztzon telephone operator Ofhce MOHIIOI 4-Bank Teller 4-East G1rls H1 Y Alpha Eta Kappa H1 Y Typlng Staff Easton1an MARY MATELA Ambrtzon beaulzczan Hall MOUIIOF 4-Red Cross Representat1ve I rls Sports l 4-Clee Club 3 4-Honor Roll 4-C1rcula t1on Staff Easton1an --a '? ,-...rx ,041 Mary June Long Elsie Lol! Donald len Carol Ann Lepsch Ann Mane lewandowslu S 1-J kj Momne Mormo Carohne lucas Sylvan Lukaszewslu Rosalie M Lullua Bruce H Mello!! 39 Erma Lol! Mary Malela , 0 U s , , - T I xX I 3 ' f Q : - g 1 4 n f' - 1 ' ' 1' . - - Q , ,3- HC , . T 4 ' . ' Club-SprirE Play 2, 3, faiofaenk P1aye1S-chfisr L ' U' 1 , ' I 4: 1 1 lg T 2 I 1 y I D T 1 . A I : I . l A I Y 1 , , S , V - ' -' .- Q , , . I . . 1' . . in f . ' ., ' for -2' 1- 5 V 9 it Q ' v , as , CLASS OF MCMLV IACQUELINE A MAZIERSKI Ambztzon booltkeeper Honor Roll 1 2 3-Dxsc Club-Glee Club 2 3- Honor Guard 4-Glrls Sports I 2 Bank Teller 4- Cxrculatlon Staff Eastoman ELEASE MCCALL Ambztzon regzstered nurse Lambda Chl H1 Y CONSTANCE MCCANN Ambmon medtcal techmczan Honor Roll I 2 3-Hall Momtor 4-Editorial and Photography Staffs Eastoman East Glrls H1 Executive Commxttee 3 4 LILLIAN C MCCARLEY Ambztzon teacher Gold E -Office Momtor 4-Bank Teller 4 IOSEPH MCKINNON Ambztzon busmessman Baseball l Football 1 2 4-Hall Monitor 3 Intramural Sports 1 'Irack 1 IUNE D MCLEAN Ambmon secretary Honor Roll l 2 Baton Tvurler 2 Beta H1 Y ec retary 3-Hall Momtor 4-Bank Teller 4 KAY FRANCES MCNEILL Ambztzon X ray technologzst Honor Roll 1 2 3-Band 1 2 Executlve Committee Staffs Eastonlan CAROLYN A MCREYNOLDS Ambztzon regtstered nurse Glee Club 2 Thomas J Muller Barbara Ellen Moon K Y Sylvia Nledbalslu Alice Nowak Yvonne Morrell Nancy Nyshla KATHLEEN P METZGER Ambztzon prwatt secretary Honor Roll l 2 4-Class Secretary 2 Glee Club l 2 Cheerleader 2 Clrls Sports l 4-Bank Teller 4-Edltorlal Staff Eastoman IOHN MICHNO Ambztzon commcrctal artzst Football 2 3 4-Intramural Sports I Baseball Hall Momtor 3 4-Varslty Club MARLENE MIECZNIKOWSKI Ambltzon laboratory asszstant Honor Roll I Library 'Vlomtor 4-Hall Momtor 4- East Girls H1 Y Honor Guard 4-Student Council J Edltorxal and Advertlslng Staffs Eastoman ELAINE MIESKO Ambztzon prwate secretary Glee Club I Bank Teller 4-Glrls Sports 1 WALTER MIKA Ambxtzon muszczan ARLENE BEATRICE MILLER Ambttzon housewzfe Health Office Momtor 3 IANE A MILLER Ambltzon secretary Honor Roll 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 Bank Teller 4 MARIAN MILLER Ambztzon secretary Dlsc Club Llbrary Momtor 4 Advertlsmg Staff Eastoman Bank Teller 4 752' I bb 7 40 Jacqueline A Mazlerskl Carolyn A Mckeynolds K my Jane A Muller Clarme Mumsten Davud Murphy Lea Nucander Margaret Oarmeyer Suzanne C Oldfield Earllne Oliver . .- ', , i B 4.-. . D . . . , ,, , I i l --Yi A ' . -I I I - - , H it - - , K Ee : -. D E' K I 5 I if , - Q, , ' ,4- ' i . Y T 1 S ' ' I 'I I A Q , , - U 2 B' f 2- 3-Hall Monitor 4-Advertising and Circulation ' - ' - JK I Y .V , . 1 'ar zu , ,4 I 43 A , Q -1 . , f is ' I , I an R IX .1 lg , 'yi A zz- 4' 3' A , '72 . i 'QA - I ' 9' A 'U ,' J N A 1951 I-'I f ' 'E fi: ' X , 4 - -' I , K i X ' Elease McCall Kathleen P Metzger John Muchno Manan M1Iler Grace E Nnchter an i Gs- Vasyl Opanashchuk Constance P McCann C5 ..,, an Marlene Mleczmkowslu 3 'Op Lullnan C McCarley Joseph McKmnon June D Mclean Elame Mleslto Walter Mnka wh. ft Kay Frances McNeill '7 Arlene Beatrlce Maller CLASS OF MCMLV THOMASI MILLER Ambztzon mdustrzal arts teacher Tennls l Cross Coutry 4-Or1ent Players-Sprlng Play 1 3 4-Dlsc Club-Vars1ty Club-Photography and Ed1tor1al Stalls Easton1an Chess Club-Cheer leader 1 East Boys H1 Y Hall MOHIIOY 4 BARBARA ELLEN MOON Ambrtzon zndustrzal chemzst G1rls Sports 1 2 Cheerleader 2 Gtrls Counc1l 1 2 -Ol'Hce MOHIIOY 1 2 YVONNE MORRELL Ambztzon dzetttzan Glee Club 1 CLARINE MUNISTERI Ambztzon secretary Bank Teller 4 DAVID MURPHY Ambztzon professzonal baseball player Band 4-Baseball 4 LEA NICANDER Ambztzon telephone operator Executlve Comm1ttee l Honor Roll l 2 Alpha Eta Kappa H1 Y Hall MOHIIOY 3 4-Banlt Teller 4 Adverusmg Staff Eastonxan CRACE E NICHTER Ambrtzon regzstered nurse Honor Roll 1 G1rls Sports 1 2 Hall Monltor 4- Clrculatlon Staff Eastonlan SYLVIA NIEDBALSKI Ambztzon re zstered nurse G1rls Sports l Water Ballet Alpha Eta Kappa H1 Y Advemslng Staff, Eastoman 41 NORMAN NORYS Ambztzon U S Navy Honor Roll l Band 1-Orchestra l Track l 2 Hall MOHIIOI 3-Intramural Sports 2 3-Baseball 4 ALICE NOWAK Ambztton dzetztzan Glrls Sports 1 2 3-Glee Club l Clrculatlon Stall Easton1an NANCY L NYSHTA Ambztton pr1Late secretary Bank Teller 4-Gold E East G1rls H1 Y Pres1dent 4-East W1nd Stall 4-D1sc Club 2-Office Mon IIOY 4 MARGARET E OATMEYER Ambztzon artzst Glrls Councll 2 Art Staff Easton1an Glee Club l SUZANNE C OLDFIELD Ambztzon commerczal artzst Des1gner of School Seal Honor Roll l 2 3-Gold E East G1rls HIY Water Ballet 1 Art Co Edll0Y Eastonlan EARLINE OLIV ER Ambmon elementary school teacher Honor Roll I 2 3-Lambda Ch1 H1 Y VASYL OPANASHCHUK Ambztzon engzneer Tenms 4-Chess Club Pres1dent 4-Intematlonal Club-Hall Momtor 4 X , , ,I l' l I f I f . ti' av LE l ' ' . 9 A 1 A -A ' ri , ,Q , , ,Q , , VV 1 -Y' N ' i,- Q . - A l . . ' - N A - , - ff-:.s f 1 Q' ' - - - , - - , . . : . 2 1 5 r T V . - h -U gh ..- T . 1 I fl Camille Oslanslu luclllo M Owczarzalr f In-d 1 -.a Barbara M Puechowlak Olga Pnerce asf Z' 'I T' P+.-J Dorolhy Mae Palmer Nancy J Patterson o-3 'T Vlrgmna M Pollard Joan Porler Sun Puusl CLASS OF MCMLV CAMILLE OSTANSKI Ambttton yuntor htgh school teacher Omlcron Alpha Honor Roll I 2 3 4-Gold E Orlent Players Internatxonal Club Glee Club 2 3 Executnve Commmee 2 4-Student Counc1l 4- East G1rls H1 Y Iun1or Red Cross Representatlve 3 LUCILLE M OWCZARZAK Honor Roll I 2 3 4-Executlve Commlttee I D1s Club Bank Teller 4-Honor Cuard 4-Edltortal and Advertlstng Staffs Eastoman DOROTHY MAE PALMER Ambztton physto theraptst Honor Roll 4-Honor Guard 4-Beta H1 Y East Y Teens Treasurer 3 Glee Club 4 Clrculatlon Staff Easton1an East W1nd Staff NANCY I PATTERSON Ambztton secretary Honor Roll I Bank Teller 4 GEORGIA PATTEN Ambztton nurse East G1rls H1 Y Olhce TVIOHIIOY 3 4-Dlsc Club BARBARA PETERS Ambttzon comptomcter operator G1rls Sports I Bank 'Vlon1tor 4-Hall Momtor 4- Advertlsmg and Ctrculanon Staffs Eastonxan EDWARD PETYK Ambttzon mechamcal engzneer Band 1 3 4 ROSWELL R PFISTER Ambttmn doctor Honor Roll I 2 Basketball I 2 Chess Club- Internatlonal Club H ll Vlonltor I 2 3 4 Om1cror1 Alpha BARBARA M PIECHOWIAK Ambztzon prwate secretary Gold E Llbrary lVlon1tor I 2 Dtsc Club-East g1rls3Hr4Y Hall MOHIIOI 4-Bank Teller 4-Honor o OLGA PIERCE Ambttzon stenographer VIRGINIA M POLLARD Ambttton houseuzfe East Cxrls H1 Y Bank Teller 4-Hall Momtor 4 IOAN PORTER Ambttzon elementary teacher Honor Roll I 2 3-Lambda Chl H1 Y Treasurer 4 G1rls Councll 2 Glee Club 2 SIIRI PUUST Ambttton teacher Honor Roll l 2 3 4-Gold E D1sc Club-Honor Guard 4-French Club Treasurer 3 Vlce Presxdent 4-Sprlng Play 4-East G1rls H1 Y Glee Club 2 3 4-Band 2 Art and Ed1tor1al Staffs East0n1an GEORGE C RAPPOLD IR Ambztzon chemtcal engmetr East Boys H1 Y Internauonal Club-Orlent Players Football I 2 Intramural Sports I 2 Dlst Club Ass1stant C1rculat1on Manager Eastoman-Chess Club-Chrtstmas Play 4 DANIEL REXINGER Ambttton doctor Football 2 4-Baseball 'Vlanager 3-Basketball I Vars1ty Club-Glee Club 3 4-Intramural Sports I 2 3-Hall MOHIIOY 3 4-C1rculat1on Staff Easton1an CHARLES RICHARDS Amb1t1on teacher Trackl 2 SVllITll'l'1lHgl 2 Intramural Sports 2 3 4-Basketball 3 4-Glee Club 4 42 Georgua Pallen Barbara Peters -.J S GeorgeC Rappold Jr Charles Richards 9.6: 'JY T? Duane Ma ne Rltls .1-Dr Edward J Ruleckl J ? - ,J 1 a ,- - 2 f . t ' 3 xx 5 -gr 2 14 I 5 ' f If 1 ,f I 1 - .. 1 W Q ,I .I I, 1 W X15 nun I, V . I Ji . ,4 it ' , I Q T at as Q, sg, 1 V, in F it mg! l X i w' . . , A , . . , V ' - 1 Ambition: Office worker Honor R011 1, 2-Girls sports 1, 2 I -. I . A M ' - , I .h 1 . - ' ' 1- . A a- s 1 ' s -M K I - -' T 1 I s .- . , . . ., - . . : . . ' A A 1 '. VJ , nf - . U I A ' ' . . I , - I , - 1 : 1? U ' - a 1 ' , , , - ' , - ' 1 -' , 1 . W., -J zz-V Roswell R Pfister Damel Rexmger Joyce E Ries ai -4-9' Joanna M Roberts fx as 'G Barham A Schlck CLASS OF MCMLV IOYCE E. RIES Ambition: teacher Honor Roll I 2-Hi-Y 1 2-Office Monitor DIANE MARIA RITTS Ambition business manager Orchestra l 2 3 4-Gold E -Olhce Monitor 3- Hall Monitor 4-Glee Club 4-Clrculatlon Staff Eastonlan IOANNA M ROBERTS Ambition chemical engineer Honor Roll l 2 3 4-Gold E Executxve Com mtttee 2 Literary Stall Eastonlan DOTSIE ROBINSON Ambition secretary Honor Roll 4-Student Councll 4-Bank Teller 4- Glrls Counctl I 2 Hall Monitor 2 Red Cross Representative 2 Glrls Sports l Ofhce Monitor I FRANCES ROGOWSKI Ambition secretary Bank Teller 4 IANESSA ROLLINS Ambitton medtcal technician Debate 2 Lambda Chi H1 Y Clee Club l Cheer leader l IOIS A ROSE Ambition praettcal nurse Clrls Council I 2 Red Cross Representatlve I 2 Clee Club l 2 Hall Monltor 2 Glrls Sports 2 Library Momtor 1 IANET M ROTT Ambition interior decorator Honor Roll l Hall Monitor 4-Art Staff Eastonxan 3 4-Girls Sports I 2 Clee Club l DEP '27 Nag M' Dotsle Roblnson Frances Rogowsku Janessa Rolllns qv-'Vi -.nb -7' 1? Phyllis E Schlenker Ruta Schneider Ruth L Schneller 43 PAUL RUSTIGIAN Ambition: business executive Executive Committee 2-Intramural Sports 2 3 Hall Monitor 3 4-Photography Staff Eastoman EDWARD I RUTECKI Ambition doctor of veterinary medicine International Club-Chess Club-Orchestra I 2 Glee Club 4-Debate 4-Stage Crew 4-Executive Committee Student Council 3 4-Onent Players- Chrlstmas Play 3 4-Spring Play 4-Hall Monltor 3 Llbrary Monitor 4 BARBARA A SCHICK Ambrtion private secretary Honor Roll 1 2 3 4-Gold E -Omlcron Alpha East Wmd Staff 4-Bank Teller 4-Hall Momtor 4 Office Monitor 4 PHYLLIS E SCHLENKER Ambztzon secretary Glee Club 1 Bank Teller 4 RITA SCHNEIDER Ambztion business machine operator Hall Monitor 4-Christmas Play 2 3-Clrculatton Staff Eastonlan RUTH L SCHNELLER Ambition teacher Honor Roll l Ofllce Monitor 2 3 4-French Club Secretary 3 Omlcron Alpha Executive Commlttee 1 East Girls Hi Y Circulation Staff Eastontan PAUI A SCHRIMMEL Ambition engineer Honor Roll l Cross Country 2 Hall Monitor 3 MARY L SCHUBERT Ambition receptionist Honor Roll I Beta H1 Y Hall Monitor 4-Glrls Sports I 2 Bank Teller 4-Baton Twlrler 2 xr culatlon Staff Eastontan asa. -wtf' 'atm' 'wil' -4' -f-yr Janet M Rott Paul Rushglan 52' 54 1--3 Paul A Schnmmel Mary L Schubert , , 3 H n, - Q ' ' : ' H M . . . I ' . . . A ' ' . . , , Z4 2- f A 3 ' s I ' Q ' ' 5 - a. - , , , -- .'-- 1 -5.- ' .ll Q: '1 'I f 0 .ps I e,.., I ,t r y , ,r I t f 3 f ty ff I if L . s ji '. 2 'IA ' f I ,all Tl-5 ll 'SQ N ' lm 'ut 3 IP, 2 ' Q , . ,3 X ' ,Q i f Q ' A K . xg, , CLASS OF BARBARA A. SCHWARZOTT Ambition: office worker Honor Roll 4-Girls Sports l, 2 RICHARD SCHWEGLER Ambition: barber Chess Club DAN L SCOTT Ambition military police Honor Roll l Intramural Sports 2 3 IYNNE PATRICIA SCOTT Ambition receptionist typist Cheerleader 3-Glee Club 1 2 3 4-Lambda Chi H1Y GLADYS C SCOTT Ambition doctor Orchestra l 2 Band l 2 Library Monitor 2 Office Monitor 2 Girls Sports l Girls Council l LOIS MARILYN SEIBERT Ambition bank clerlt Girls Sports l 2 Beta Hi Y Baton Tvsirler ROBERT SEKOWSKI Ambition teacher Hall Monitor 4 Baseball l ERNESTINE L SEVILLIAN Ambition telephone operator Girls Sports l 2 Glee Club l 2 Ehscoh :as fe' Mary Jane Smith Joan Stachownak iv Shlrley Sumler Fadora Mae Summerville MCMLV CLARA SINI Ambition: secretary Olllce Monitor 4-Bank Teller 4 RALPH I. SIRACUSE Ambition: engineer East Boys Hi-Y-Hall Monitor 3--Track l IEANI T SIUDZINSKI Ambition registered nurse Gold E Disc Club-Red Cross Representative 3 Circulation Staff Eastoman IOANINE SKALECKI Ambition teacher Cold E Disc Club Circulation Staff Eastonian ANTONETTE SKRETINY Ambition nurse Honor Roll l 2 3 4-Cold E Hall Monitor 4 CAROL L SMALL Ambition secretary Honor Roll l 2 French Club Treasurer 4 Baton Twirler 2 Girls Sports l MARGIE SMART Ambition nurse Latin Club Girls Sports l Student Council 4 BEATRICE S SMITH Ambition secretary Bank Teller 4 'Ui 1 49- sttafalfmel Susan Stefansku Lois M Stelnklrchner 45 'S Arlene M Suwalska Edward Swnmlme 44 Barbara A Schwarzott Ernestme I. Sevnllian af? 'ii' if Margie Smart Raymond W Stilwell Patrick Storms O Delta Mane Syzdek Donald Szkodzrnskn ' Y 'l 1 ' l L 2 ' l 'T l a is a 7 H U l ' ,- '-- f 1,2,3, . 2- r - ' . 4 1 . Qai'5 s I A t .al 4' V, -'ret 4 'fn' w -5 ' so I A ' 1 C!! -I A I Je. 4 A 'S 1' 5-I - 3 '79 Ya A I .J -tt M1 I 'Tr 'Y I' A t.,, W. ' . , U gy ,, v l-gf' -ff ' fs Rnchard Schwegler Dannel Scott '- .,-. Clara slhl Ralph J Stracuse N0 Beatnce S Smnth T552 Ronald Suchockl Q' Pay, 1 QQ' I Damel F Tatko Af 6 Gladys C Scott Lynne Patrma Scott '19' Jean T Saudzmskl Joanne Skalaclu W6 Lons Marulyn Selbert Robert Sekowslu Antonette Skretny Carol L Small CLASS OF MCMLV MARY IANE SMITH Ambttton regzstered nurse Student Counc1l Treasurer 4 East G1rls H1 Y Band I 2-Orchestra 2 Hall MOUIIOY 4 IOAN STACHOWIAK Ambttzon muszc teacher Honor Roll l-Om1cron Alpha Guldance MOHIIOY 4-D1sc Club VICE Presldent 4-Internatlonal Club Glee Club 2 3 4-Chf0m8IlC Club Award 3 Office MOHIIOT 4-Chr1stmas Play 2 4 SUSAN STEFANSKI Ambttzon secretary East G1rls H1 Y G1rls Sports I Honor Roll l Bank Teller 4-AdVSfIlSlflg Staff Eastoman LOIS VI STEINKIRCHNER Ambztton dzctaphorte operator Typ1ng Staff Easton1an Bank Teller 4-Alpha a Kappa H1 Y RAYMOND W STILWELI Ambztton engmeer Honor Roll l Track l East Boys H1 Y Pres1dent 4 Pro1ect1on Crew 4-Hall Momtor 3 PATRICK STORVIS Ambztzon engmeer Intramural Sports l 2 Hall Vlomtor 2 3-Cross Country I RONALD SLCHOCKI Ambttton funeral dzrector Intramural Sports 2 Hall MOHIIOI 3 East Boys I-I1 Y TEHHIS 4 45 SHIRLEY SUMLER Ambttzon home economtcs teacher Red Cross Representanve l 2 Home Econom1cs Club 2 Class V1ce Pres1dent I L1brary Monttor 4 Hall Monltor 4 G1rls Sports 4 Gamma Glrls H1 Y Treasurer 4 FADORA MAE SUMMERVILLE Ambrtzon dtetztzan Honor Roll l 2 3 4-G1rls Sports l 2 Glee Club 2 3-Kappa Rho I-I1 Y ARLENE M SUWALSKA Ambztton przvate secretary Gold E Hall MOHIIOF 4-Dlsc Club Alpha Eta Kappa H1 Y Bank Teller 4 EDWARD SWIMLIN E Ambztton teacher B n l 2 3 4 ODELIA MARIE SYZDEK Ambmon elementary teacher L1brary Monltor 4-LIICFHFY and CIYCUIHIIOH Stalls Easton1an DONALD SZKODZINSKI Ambztton optometnst Intramural Sports 1 2 East Boys H1 Y Hall Mon 1tor 3-Tenms 3 4-C1rculat1on Stall East0n1an DANIEL F TATKO Ambztzon clerzc Track I Tennts 2, 4-Honor Roll I Debate 2 Hall MOHIIOF 3, 4-C1ICUl2IIOH Staff, Eastoman 7' 0 WW ' V , Mb V , , , ' , I I V: 1 an K 1 ef , t we K ,..ag from I 'J , Uh ' A ' 5551 I A , I , .,,. tr, K' ' M. 6 I ' S ,K 'A '1 I W L an ,. 'f' or 2 rA, , j 5' 'V -7' A A I Yagi! I X iw J K 19,1ff'f'fL!fff 2' t fa- .4 ' . - . .- - . - . .gy , - A- . Q .' - . ' - . . 4 wmf ,,,fw -.b ' - ' - ' 21119 . -ji' I , 1 Et 3 d , , , are -pam C I I at , . ' ' ' t - . - . ' . - ' - ., 3 .Q Mlldred E Taylor Charles E Thomas 75-fy, 'Uri 'Z Sandra M Tlnch Patrma A Tracy David E Turner ri or C? Elunor A Varrone Betty A Wane Carol A Walentynowuu Betty L Walker Carolyn Mae Wqlger MILDRED E TAYLOR G1rls Counul l 2-Olllce Monitor l 2 Hall Mon It r l 2 CHARLES E THOMAS Ambition doctor French Club Secretary 3 Treasurer 4-Honor Roll 1 2 3 4-Vars1ty Club Football 3 4-Track 2 3 4-Intramural Sports 2 3 4 SANDRA M TINCH Ambztion musical therap1st Orchestra 2 3 4-Hall Momtor 3-Clee Club 3 4- Red Cross l 4 D1sQ Club Honor Roll l 2 Chrtstmas Play 4 PATRICIA A TRACY Ambition private secretary Honor Roll 1 Llbrary Momtor 3-Honor Guard 4 Bank Teller 4-Ty pmg Staff Eastoman DAVID E TURNER Ambztzon engineer Baseball 3 4-Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4-VHTSIIY Club-Lat1n Club MARY IANE VAN DUSEN Ambition musician Glee Club 2 3 4-Band 2 ROBERT VAN DUSEN Ambition hotel manager Intramural Sports 2 Traclt ROGER T VAN DLSEN Ambitzon electrician Honor Roll l 4 ELINOR A VARRONE Ambition private secretary Honor Roll l Gold HE Dlsc Club Banlt Teller 4 -Omlcron Alpha BETTY A WAITE Honor Roll l 2 3 4-Latln Club Glee Club I 2 Hall MOHIIOI 4-G1rls Sports 2 3-Health Office Momtor 4-C1rculat1on Staff Easton1an CAROL ANN WALENTYNOWICZ Ambition registered nurse H nor Roll l 2 3 4 Alpha Eta Kappa H1 Y Chaplaln 4-Olhce Momtor 2 3-Dlsc Club-Curl Sportsl 2 Advertlsmg Manager Eastoman BETTY L WALKER Ambztzon religious sznger Orthestra 3-Band 2 3-Glee Club 2 3 CAROLYN MAE WALSER Ambztzon office machine operator Honor Roll 1 2 4-L1brary Momtor l Debate 3- Ofllce MOHIIOY 4-East Y Teens Secretary 4-Adxer IlSlI'lg Staff EHSIOHIRH GEORGIA WARD Ambition X ray techmczcm Glee Club 2 3 Red Cross RCPTESEHIGIIVS 3 Camma G1rls H1 Y Chapla1n 3 Pres ldefll 4-Hall MOHIIOT 4 RIMMA WASILIEW Ambition chemical engineer Honor Roll 3-East G1rls H1 Y French Club Pres1dent 3 4 0mlCfOH Alpha Honor Guard 4 Mary Jane Van Dusen Georgua Ward Alace Mane Watson Glorna Elame Whittaker iffy rg ,uv W y ALICE MARIE WATSON Amb1t1on nurse Glee Club 2, 3,4 Gold K E Lambda Chl H1 Y 46 Patncla Wlsnlewskl Ronald Wodowskl , fr , I A 1 ' l' N to . 1 V , J 3 -Q . 1 ' 1 1 1,3 . It t 414 I . Q s f' Tx tr -5 V ar , ' V... V ' Q 'Q I A at v - I Ambition: registered nurse Ambition: registered nurse A3 . - 'A 1 - 1 1 ' . Q , n . I 1 B 1 1 0 , . . - 5 , 1 , . A A , . . , . . : . 7 3 5 T 3 I 5 O , , y i '- , . , , . . . .. . . . 3 T A I 7 . , , , I 4 I 3 - . . I . . . l - s T ' T n : A ' 1 1 '-a 1 I V ' - U - . - - : . Q! in , ' - , . 1 ' U V - 4 A . . . ' 'xx V... 1 4' I - , - ., I - 31 3 , , , ' . ' . ' , 1 ., . . . . ' I 1 I ' .' y D a ' ' 7 J ' I I - . . 'rf' ' I - - - 1 5 D D s . - 43 w ,t - V ' . x s -,,.' ,,, V K ' ' ' 'W ' JL' - A' Q, K Robert Van Dusen 1.4 Rlmma Waslllew 'Q Y Judith J Whitehead Eileen Walllams 404 Ruta Yeager Patncna Zacholska Roger T Von Dusen Evo A Wnlluams 2' CLA :zu I I JUDITH LWHITEHEAD , wa t Ambition: secretary -7 Girls Sports 2-Hall Monitor - 4-Office Monitor 4-East ' f Girls Hi-Y-Bank Teller 4- 9 Typing Staff, Eastonian GLORIA ELAINE WHITTAKER Ambition teacher Debate 2 3 Intematlonal Club-Cold E Latin Club Honor Roll I EILEEN WILI IAMS Ambttzon teacher Honor Roll l 2 Hall Monitor 4-Latin Club Pres :dent l EVA A WILLIAMS Ambition registered nurse C irls Council I 2 Cheerleader I 2 3-Girls Sports l Orient Players NANCY WILLIAMS Ambition stenographer Trl Hi Y Club I Band 3 CATHERINE WILLINCHAM Ambttton rlrcssmal-fer Baton Tvurler 1 2 4 Girls Sports l 2 Library Monitor l 2 CAROI I WINKLEMANN Ambition dental assistant East Cirls H1 Y Circulation Stall Eastonian CAROL WINKOWSKI Ambition secretary Honor Roll l 2 3 4-Gold E -Ollice Monitor 4 Bank Teller 4 Nancy Wrllnams 13? 'x- Jacklynn J Zamrok 47 SS Catherine Willingham Donald Zhyslewskt I-Will! Zlembd OF MCMLV PATRICIA WISNIEWSKI Ambition: dental hygienist Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Library Monitor 3, 4-Disc Club-Circulation Staff, Eastonian RONALD WODOWSKI Ambition laayer Honor Roll l 3-Swimming 2 International Club Chess Club Debate 2 Hall Momt Jr 3 Boys Vlarshal 3-Omxcron Alpha RITA YEACER Ambition prusate secretary Bank Teller 4-Beta H1 Y PATRICIA ZACHOLSKA Ambition medical secretary Hall Monitor 4--Honor Roll l 4-Bank Teller 4- C old E -Omicron Alpha Typing Stall Eastoman IACKLYNN I ZAMROK Ambition professional nurse Girls Sports I Honor Roll l Red Cross Represent atlve 4-Circulation Staff Eastonlan DONALD ZBYSLEWSKI Ambition businessman Football 2 3 4-Hall Monitor 2 Intramural Sports l Varsity Club-Baseball 3 LUCILLE ZIEMBA Ambition businesswoman Gold E Disc Club IOSEPH ZITO IR Ambition U S Navy Chess Club Latin Club oman Circulation Staff East l Carol Wlnklemann Carol Wmkowskn Joseph Zito Jr 2 -' ' 1' tg- - 1- I ? , V - , - ' ' , ' I I I v .4 ,, l . ' . . K ' ' 4' ' 1 - , , SEN 3- ,, ' : , . . . , Q . L .fu ,,-'T ,,3,4-- - I - , . . - lr' sv I I' I B 'fy , , . - , , Y MA! ' ,K ,, . - ' ' , - . . - 7 D 9 - 3 A vt' 'W' . , 4 a- I 'W' 4' - me V ft . Q' 3? 'S' , I Ex, . -:gif 0,5 ,, M' f A . at . ' 1 3 Q. r' 2 ua I 'Q . 'at f E 1 I .-I 4 Y I ' -. 4 vim N .X - X at ' 5 ,A X--a lpui ji JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE L Lf - Flrst Row V Punturlero R Welch H Tmch M Kuck S Zlmmerman K Dennard S Coolidge Second Row N Llpp P Mcbemore M McCandless S Anderson E Hayes M Taylor S Blelawskl C Rutter L Shelton T Clus I Hevner Thlrd Row M Solcolowslu G Wallace R Bykovucz A Cefarattl L Slomlnskl JUNIOR LEGIONS READY FOR THE FINAL CAMPAIGN For the junlors too all Gaul IS dlvxded 1nto three parts the thtrd bemg thelr tumor year Havmg success fully subdued all three they are now ready to cross the Alps mto the sunny plams of thelr deslre the senlor year Early 1n March they elected thelr officers Mark Kuck presldent Sally Zlmmerman uce president Helen Tmch secretary Kenneth Dennard treasurer V1oletPuntur1ero glrls marshal and Robert Welch boys marshal in Loxs Serbert Marlene Schoenthal and Peggy Garlmgton went to Syracuse or Gxrls State 48 Durmg the year the tumors vt ere acttve m many obtained by luha Hevner Marlene Schoenthal Robert Welch and Ioyce Woods Lorralne Kramer and Barbara Samer hrghlxghted the debatmg ses SIOHS The Orxent Players boasted the talents of partlclpatmg JUHIOFS namely Edna Mae Bloom Frances edrzeyewskl Elaine Bautz and Cralg Daly Lucllle Eaton was prompter of the annual school play The class has been proud of ns athletes upholdmg their teams to ultlmate v1c torles In football Felton Flood Walter Shields Davld Danlels Maston Fuller Wesley Carter and Elllah Benton helped retaln the Harvard Cup for the second year IH a row In basketball Walter Shields Kenneth Fames and Lee Martln were prominent As IH years gone by the juniors dlsplayed thelr varlous talents ln their annual Arbor Day Pro gram The entertainment conststmg of speakers soloists and dancers was a consplcuous success I L- ' ' ! ' 5 ' ' 3 ' 3 ' l . ' ! ' I ! ' . 'T : . l ' x ' x - s - s - 1 ' s - 1 - s - a ' - '-' . 3 s , a Y , - , I .1 7 3 , . : , . 9 . g V. I . Q . l , f - - a , 9 3 5 9 , 3 7 7 fields of endeavor. Highest scholastic honors were v . 3 3 .. , ' ' rl f p- ' . ' il ' , 1 , I .4 ' I x s S l . ' 1 . , 1 . . . . , w , . . ' I Y 1 Y S u ' - 3 3 I . . . . . . . i E l I v . , . . . , . . . , , , i I f ' ' JUNIOR GIRLS, Room 133 W Flrst Row E Massey C Spencer L Gamble I Feaster B Formanlak B Klass G Smith Q Woody I Gaskm N Boerschlg Second Row Y Perry I Brown A Hugel P Thrun C Lester S Coohdge M Ayer I Cenkner C Barnes M Hall Thlrd Row I VanTassel G Whltehead M Schoenthal C Wleben P Saltwell F Thurston AND WIN LAURELS IN All THE SCHOOLS ACTIVITIES 7 0 AN xk First Row Llp1I'lSIxI D Hull P Hertz H Kimbrough R Thompson C Senn VV lxloclre C Nlxedosslcz I Schueckler I Iarv Icowxalr Secord Row C Nowak P Warmca E Uekerus R Krssmskx R lxollmar E Iones H Waxsrzynlak H Woznlak N Llpp I Blazer D Danlels E Llmplnsel Thxrd Rovs G Vllller R Vlarnh A Smnh VV Shields R Llpp P VIcLemore L Vlartln L Raynor D Iones 49 ' MII ' Iv' III' S., 1 , 161 'rf-N - A .If I P' 7 . 7 ' A - I A I . , S' - I 4' ' f - KE X X A 1, X lf! I t 1 .1 - ' K 5 X gt 1 I l S I R I , I . ' I ' i , f ' H f- .L -S ' Q I I -I 1 9 X '. I v I ' . ' 'P I x v I A ,U A, . I. , . I, I . . 'I I '- .lx 'I .Ib .LI I N., . . I ,I . I A I '. . I . I . .A I, JUNIOR GIRLS, Room 102 ' 6 NW rx , X1 g x R 1 fini iwrx Flrst Row I Watts P Brown I Solazzo S Sples P MlCh3lSk1 L Dunning E Pappas G Wallace E Bautz M Allcea S Barnes Second Row C Byrd A Stewart G Sauer M Snyder M Thompson G Nunnally G Iackson M Taylor I Pate B Kern M Dresfeld Third Rove D Beck A Pordon F I9dfZ8I9WSlCl B Smlth L Eaton B Kopp L Fluellen P Iustlnger M Turner IUNIORS MARCH TRIUMPHANTLY TOWARD THEIR GOALS JUNIOR GIRLS Room 103 gy f' 4' 4' 'WARM Frrst Row D Sanchez V Punturmero B Davls M Nosky C Memke H Tmch C Hunter L Chmlelewska C Segert M Rowley S Lawkowskl Second Row I Slmmons N Hildebrand C Lehman V Melson A Davls B Rustay G Denson R Scott F Englert D Irwm Thlrd Row M Roundtree S Thomas S Kless C Kolxs B Douglas M Ehlers I Hemmmg G Seldel 50 ' x ,. 3 - N KK , s?U 1 f W 'S l . ' . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . v' . , . , . , . , . I , . , . , . , . , . , . . 'l . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . 7 S' ' ' 3' A V 22 I f I F W F A If W .L 'X ' I if ' - , .v 1' 27 64, V 4. -' T . . AI 'I 1 6 Y , ' A '- ' x 4 4 - ' ' 4 6- 1 ' sz' Sf - A R' , , , I. ,Mg ,Z 4 Z Y v I ' 1 ' I ' . Y me . . . . I , I V I .,.. ..1 9 S - A - f 3:33-A' f f f W ' .. ' . v ,- ..-., ,Q 9-1 f . '- , . , V , j,w,W 5 ?5E QAQQQQ ' f ' .. 17 4:2 Z W . ' - . , . ' , . y - x - s - s - s - s ' s ' , . . '- . 1 - n - 9 - y - s - a l- 3 ' , . , . . -' . s - 9 ' - s - 9 - s - s ' v - - JUNIOR GIRLS Room 17 9 Q .ll First Row S Ruden B Berzer V Meyer H Fambo S Anderson R Schoenberger C Garner I Kruk N Schneller M Robert son E Mandelaro Second Row D Rose S Zlmmemxan A Solsbak L Kramer O Elllott I Skop C DeLaHaye H Pappas I Woods A Huber Thxrd Row I Robinson F Davis D Cook I Erhardt I Dlener I Zaczek LEARNING SKILLS C0 OPERATION TOLERANCE LEADERSHIP tl Y First Row I Hevner W Carter C Braun E Iacobs L Domros I Lewis M Lynch P McClellan I Babcock Second Row F Kerley M Wllson I Weselak O Edwards D Lowe S Bxelavuskl V Buckenmeyer Thxrd Row L Barrow S Obstarczyk D Buchner N Pllarskx I Danforth 51 , 101 : 6 0 N 'I S fx A 4 . X Us ,. 1 L I f -, ' 4 ., 9 I vi G V f hs'N,f , , I, . ' ' y, I - 1. .' ' .rs 4- 4' .-- A , , ' A - I I ' 1 qs L, I . I ,X Ik Y 1 ' ,fy . j ff , lggzifra . N S, . 15,5 1 ff 2 ' '1 . , . , . , .. , . , . , . ' , . , . , . - , . . ' 'L . 3 . v , . , . ,l . , . , . , . , . , . . -. , . , . , . , . , . . I I I I , 104 'S' v 6 'Y n - Gi- . I V ' I 4 2 Q -+ ' if Q. If O .J . ' ' -- 4 M 4-I 0 , Q. A f Q L f ff I , S , . 1 'I A L A I I I I . ' AL .ff 4 A X9 ' S -. , . , . , . , . I , Z I, . , . . , . . 1 . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . . 1 . , . , . , . , . . JUNIOR BOYS, Room 342 W ffw g. Wil 3 0 Ap .. 'IgE I 1'x!Q X r K . 'l 'N I J ' 'Q 3 gl, Flrst Row I Ray F Szuzodrowskl C Rohloff D Okonczak M Slawxenskl G Redmond T Kammskx D Evans H Lem Second Row M Perry W Olrvler R Frost R Lazzaro F Kadatz F Beavers I Hall M Kuck M Porter R RGIIZ Thlrd Row R Owens A Strasser I Russell L Shelton F Iaslnskx R Pokorskl F Lustan I Reed A Metz LEGIONS OF IUNIORS CROSS THE RUBICON-THE DIE IS CAST JUNIOR GIRLS Room 60 N. il T7 Flrst Row N Schlllroth C Costello N Ferraro I Ferrand E Kolb M Rodgers Hanytrky E Vamado F Colomon E Wozmak Second Rom A Ignatowska L SlOmlI1SlCl W Aures P Dudzlal. C Bojanowslu I Curley Vl Wertschek A Wllllams E Schubbe C Ralph C Cook Third Row I Browder D Sawyer P Carlmgton B Samer I Klrksey D Wleberg I Iarmuz S Dlxon A Cefaram 52 - l I Q I j ,wif r X ' ' l 1 ' A 5 ix i Q A yr .F 4 5 ,Qt 2 ' z , 0- -Q Nj il A A A f f '... ,- x . Q ' ' 3. ' - x 1 I fy. . , X R - xy x 'A ,F I I -.-N ..... , -. I ' Y ' ' .fy X . in , . . . 'y Q , . , I l I, . , I . I, . . , n. 1 1 . , . , . , . ., .. , . ' ,, . , . , . , . . - . , . , . , . , . . , . . , . , . , . . 9 f 1 ' X 3 : 2 I - I 'f diy . 1? u , 1- , . ' : ' ' ' mini.. t F Y ' p 'I J ' I WI. K X 1 - - Q. f ' - I l . . G, X K 5: ,. ,Aft 'Q I X ' I .A LJ, , . ,. . . V . ' 5 , .5 i . 4 I- . , ...I V 5 lf. N V J, Av.. - -' - '-.2 'f--N , ' ' Z, . +. V, , L fy If 4 'Z Y bfwgk-., I T, 5,354 l l ' , '- . l , . , . , . w', .. , . .,l . . , . , . A , . -, . '. 4. ' , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , .. , . . 5, rw 12 l! JUNIOR BOYS Room 162 ized 1 Fxrst Row F Benhatzel I Golda O Goodwm W Anthony E Iezewlcz Second Row D Fxebelkom R Bykowlcz T Clus I Harrell R Boyd C GOSS F Hood C Daly Thlrd Row D Kenclk S Hazllp R Hernandez R ICTTQTIBS I Elllott -THEY STORM THE CITADEL-THEIRS NOW THE GOAL JUNIOR GIRLS Room 63 KMJ iff x,,x Fnrst Row E Parr E Bland D Krawczyk N Holmes D Hachten P Moore E McClellan M McCandless P Wllllams C DEMHIOIIDUS Second Row B Kent E Fragale I Mann I Mmsterman D Laufer E Markey B Smlglelskl M Rybarczyk A Vfetzger M Sokolovuslu Thxrd Row P Mmko D Stolmslu M Wmtrovsslu H Grav R Eber S Newland 9 7 JL .1 1 ,Q rf, I 'I x :Wf- ' H1 O ' gi 5 M E , 2 4 'H Q. 2' f' X7 -. ' 1 ' , x ,', , I V A ' .f 1 . , fl 4 V . , , , , 1 -f ' N -1 , .. K M' ' 1 H 'V ' ' I , , I l' ,E H 5 Y' 45 , P 4 4 , ' ls ,Q ' 1 . , . , . ' , . . , . - .. . L . 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IUNIOR GIRLS, Room 132 F1rstRovs B Halevxskl C LaCrego B Zlccardl B Moser E Kushnlruk N Lawrence B Wllllams C Rutter B Iohnson B Katts Second Row N Barbour Z Mykolenko E Ashley S Pxkul M Kasprzalx L Heclcel R Barrea T Brost I Mandzy H Burnett Third Rovs C Auxtln C Pat7ke F Prueak E Hayes N C rmltc-r P Kath R Iankowikl IN SCHOLARSHIP ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS IUNIORS EXCEL F1rStRou K Dennard S Costello I Tollxver D Grawunder L Wojtkovualt E Cerbracht R Wlstner C Van Dusen M Cermann R Bars Second Row I Gilmore R Stem F Conner I Tolsma W Carter F Exans K Falnes W Bonner R Belcher C Alexander Third Row W Hams M McRae R Hoffmann R Dietz E Benton W Bentley H Wood R Welth F Toote I Hoalt 54 0 ' ,F 1 I J a fo W . - if Q- ' I , ' 'VV .. A Q A I - v I In f 1 E, I - A K' - L ' . If 1 199 . '1 . l 'f I, . , . I I, . , . U I , . ' , . D I , . . , . , . . '- . , . , . . , . , . . ', . , . , . . , . , . I I I S 1 25' 'M' in 1 X A a ,L 'H' I , ' A A C It I ' V f ' X I - 1 1 .. 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SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Seated N Scholl F Dray S Hllbrand V Owcharenko M Echols I Davis P Doherty B Belger I Echols S Burdlck F Hinton Standing C' Nehrebeckyj B Iones M Ritter C Mank N Roller E Walker O Thomas P Okonzak D Costello C Kunkel L Strano From the Greeks the Romans borrowed the word sophomore meaning wise fool but our sophomores have done llttle to deserve that name Instead they have ways by takmg part in every act1v1ty offered to them The ranks of the sophomore boys contam many promising athletes among them Gerald Schroeder Wlllle Ienkms Iames Leuer Robert Blckert Tom Burgard Dan Terrana Roy Cook Teddy Wilson Leroy CUmm1ngS and Grover K Free land Blll Bennett made the second team on All High and Norman Freeland received honorable mentlon It is inevitable that all these boys will continue to help win vlctorles for East in their two remaining years of high school Not to be outdone by the boys sophomore glrls have also been very active and cooperatlve ln the sports program Mrs lohnson s after school activities have been literally flooded wlth sophomore glrls eagerly working for their letter Es This IS not the extent of sophomore talents however They have also done much 1n the way of studies Their hlghest honor students are Robert Beback Beverly Foster Beverly Hoppe Iulla Cxosmak and Maryorle Hagedorn Sophomore dramatics and musical ability were brought to light m the well planned Sophomore Day Program which featured piano and flute solos dances and an lnspxrmg tribute to Brotherhood Week It was an impressive dlsplay of talent All in all 1t can be said without exaggeration that this sophomore class has been a resourceful one and a joy to us all 55 SOPHOMORES ABLY MEET THE CHALLENGE OF WORK AND PLAY beerilmost versatile and enthusiastic. They have distinguished themselves in many AA.. SOPHOMORE GIRLS Flrst Rove R Schwartzott Oates E Kellam B Schwartrott I Summerville T May B Mllco Room 272 lajczalc N Scholl K Carlo E Novuclo Second Row B Ioster P Amey Kadow Pudlevsskl Kardach D Merchant E Sloma I Schmldbauer M Hale B Bush C' Rowell Third Rovx Collms S Hllbrand A Hlll March R Benton C Melslmg SOPHOMORES PRESENT TRADITIONAL PATRIOTIC ASSEMBLY I X,- SOPHOMORE BOYS First Rovu E Clayles I Bendzula VI Vlachupa E Drxon C Smutzer D Reglan B Clenn P Room 364 Steybach I Last C Henry Second Row C Hxse R Storcy I Kaluzny VV Iones A Krzemxen L Clesla W Tarry S Young O ames B Kelsey Thxrd Row M Hughes R Clbson D Speed W Harrls R Gibbs C, Boyd E Vkallcer E Bellel A I-rangos f SOPHOMORE BOYS l'1rstRovs I Peltz T WISHISXKS 1 C he-lb F Iordon VValsh Leucr C Harris P Watso Rogm 240 C Holt D Reed Second Row I Bell R Iames W Icnlclns 'N Sheuchxshsn K lxubsalc R aslnslcl F Howard R Peoples -X Iasanos W Whltlxeld R VVojdxla Third Row R Platasllc artln I aclmxxon P Ohcrlc P Vllchalslcu C ll Rcherts C Russ Cummlngs 56 do 4 I ' x C 1 A I ' S ' Z G , , L J A , ' K , A Q ? pf I I ' If ' z T7 I S 1 IL. 1, I-X, 4 Q i, 3 Y of f 4, 'Q 1 v of ,L -J , .T of I ?: Q I S , 4' V. .RT xi . '31 , .1 W vw lid A , ll 5 , '53' I r rj S ,T e, 1 I wg: I I :.,, A 0 V A . 1' c 5 f t i L 3 5 , o N: I K s I X jf, ,js . S , ! K ., . . , 2 X , - l ' 1 C , 'l ' I T v T , 1 . '.i .' ,lx , ISM, Z ,I . Rl .' .. . Q. Russ!-ll.. , 14. S., . IT . ' A V W I 'np X in J :uk 0. Fxrst Rovu S Elsaesser V Maurelll E Crabovnslu C Keller F Montesano I Kosm B Mxller SOPHOMORE GIRLS S Glunz D Boldt A Mtlewskl Second Row D Schllcht C Collms T Stokes D Avent V Room 203 McGarrah A Banas M Stoltman L Glbbs M Gaskm M Rltter B Groh Thxrd Row P Doherty M GHI8Zd0WSKI C Rhodes M Dletz B Pawlowskl L Warr E Goode I CISOWSKI AND PROCLAIM THEIR FAITH IN UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD Flrst Row L Hackney I Dobson I McBr1de A Sokol I Fragale R Schultz R Davls A Chxnn SOPHOMORE BOYS E Szumlgala D Terrana Second Row C Doetterl C Schroeder R Bowls P Iackson G Room 260 Freeland A Anthony N Freeland B Iames I Blazer Third Row W Barlow D Hummer R Koenig R Harris E Lowther S Bumett L Lorka C Barley PF Q Ng u iw fel! J' F1rstRow G Stanclel E Bartnlk T Adamaszel, R Dozler F Dray R Brzyskl D Edmonds SOPHOMORE BOYS D Femandez C Baker D D1P1rro Second Row R Hxnes E Clark R Blckert R Cool. Room 233 S Borynec K Donmore T Burgard R Fassel Third Row R Britton C Beltz N Gavadxn I Szefel D Cyra 57 ' Q , - - ' 4, ., .. . X I . ', y 16' , , N --I T ag, . 5 A 0 ' ' I F ' F A 2 A 2 J X K , . ' 1 q f' W all ' . x 4. 1- -ffzlv A 4 K ' J . 1 li - l a l- ly - I Y- In - s - x - A s - h r . , . y v F- a Q 1 . U y . . ., - I, ' . , - , . . , .I 2 , . ., . , .D , . . 'i . 9 ' I 3 1' 3 ' 1 ' Y 3 ' l ' 3 ' ' er o, H I 1 1 I I P W ' x V ,g K W f A W , 5 1 X, 1 : 1 I E v , - I 1 . . , I .,, I f I J 'lv' , .. 1 I A 3 A V Q I A - - 2 2 It ' I .1 . , . , . . , . , .W , . , . l , . . , . , . , - . , .I , . , . , , l , . , . , . , . . I 4 . , . , . ! ' 3 ' 9 ' 9 ' 3 ' V' ' . C T 4 N T A 'T 9' ' 'i ' . A l ., ' .. we D gt ff U W I ' A , I A K .kN9' K-' - . V 1- . A so A I ,- I ' ' ' bv V A W . I f P, A 3 A . 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'vR'A.vbfr I SOPHOMORE GIRLS Flrst Row I Hooser N Hoffman V Tzlmou B Thomas I Blasslngame I Richardson C Room 201 Dones L Strano A Sanchez E Emst Second Row I Cooper E Harrlson P Baynes I Clayton D Bell I Strohecker N Calster R Cornell C DeMarlano C Spellman Third Row C Carter B Adams M Hagedom R Law L Bonner D Ballou DEVELOPING CAPABILITIES INCREASING SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE hw 1 SOPHOMORE GIRLS Room 273 ri hi T' Mm-'L Fxrst Row V Adams L Hopple I Cureton B Arnold D Clocca R Bamberg M Chernetsky M Iaskxer K Chernetsky B Gruber Second Row E Frlck C Clark M Hartmann E Green aker S Busher F WIlllamS P Heerdt I Kurtz G F8llSZ8WSkl D Costello Third Row M Dobmeler C Mank B Vlrges B GYILTIH T 'Vlatthews H Hadrych M Crapo if SOPHOMORE GIRLS Room 200 A0 K3 F1rstRovs G Nerdrauer E Conable R Burnett P Okonzak I Threeths D Poole M Romano M Gravsander I Rltts L Papero C Spivey Second Row M Coons M Lombardo I Ott C Szabla N Kravxczak M Stocltschlaeder I Scott R Ellxs G Paruckl P Austin D Klelndlenst I Hoffmann Third Rovs W Hams B Lowe S Boundry L Hlmes C Whxtaker I Hoffmann M Matthls D Snmmons C Iohnson 58 g., 4 V, 7 I, , N A LK: 5411, , , 1 .. '. 7 A . . . , A I '. i- V . ,, 4 . 1' I i , A 4, , r - f , - I I Q I ff l '- . , . , . I , . ., . . I Q, . ' , . , . 5 - , L . T . I 5 1 , 4 - , 4' , . , . , . 1 , . , . , . . - . , . , . , . , . , . . I I 2 . Q I .A 5. M wa L M ,. f - ' Q 4' ' - . 4 2 I ' 4: - 'B ' , I I K I . .. I Irfan TI A H' ,J-:I 'L ,' I ' .3 I I 1 ' , A , , Mf g' . 'Lew A . ' r ' A ' - 1 . , . ' , . , . , . . I , . , . , . , . , . . - . , . , . , . - , . , . . , . I , . , . , . . - . , . , . , . , , I . , . , . . I A ' I 1' I f ,. . Q . -' ' ' . I ' ' I . 4 W , A A - ' I ' ' , f- 1 J' ' ' ' Q . , ,L I , ' Q- - A SL' , I 1. '. - X jgf. ikafcl: , at . . ' .- ' , lj 'J j v Q- 4 I R M' 4.. . I , ' saw i A ffl, 1 c - 4 , - I '-' . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , Y . . , , . , . , . . l 1 . . , . I , . . , . x - V l 1 ' ' ' s - y - a ' I a ' l a ' y . I . - '- . , . ' , . , . ., . , . , . , . , . . . First Row-G. Lazar, G. Rogers, I. Iesse, G. Kroll, C. Ester, L. Anderson, E. Depczynski, A. SOPHOMORE GIRLS Garucki, B. Golwitzer, A. Alaimo. Second Row-A. Byttner, A. Chojnacka, C. Chrzanowski, P. Room 222 Chapman, R. Boudry, M. Napolski, S. Burdick, S. Ingraham, I. Ciosmak, I, Bronner, C. Schneider. Third Row-E. Neibergall, M. Naslund, A. Battaglia, R. Bartkowiak, B. Ianer, M. McRae, D. Bonner, C. Iacobs, C. Kingsland. CARPE DIEM SAY THE SOPHOMORES - PLANNING WORKING First Row D Pelon M Carr D Swaggard M Brown E MHCIEICWSKI D Zalewskl G Perkins SOPHOMORE GIRLS K Coleman R Mandelaro 'VI Richardson N Bayer Second Row H Nowak I Tullszewski Room 204 W Rudley I Annstead T Savage A Collier M Bozeman C Bates H Renford V Owcharenko P Wanderllch Third Row M Shamp L Rockey T Wanderllch B Rembowskl M Guenther N Roller I Harpster L Williams D Watson M.. gay it First Row-C Carey A Spares I Davis I Grzeblnskx B Enser P Foster N Childs Q Sanders SOPHOMORE GIRLS O Thomas A Anthony Second Rod I Czarneclta B Hoppe I Kelrn I Knox C Krueger I Room 202 Batt P Nadrowski P Bradley S Felckowskl B Scesney Third Row E Porter G Thomas E Rankin I Pawlovxskl S Hett R Quagllana E Reed E Sturn 59 H 'H ' I I l T ' I ' 3 ' 9 ' I I ' I .Y ' A! 'I D 3 . , . , t . , . . - . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . - . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . I , t t. .. ,Q ,I -V , . 1 . ' Q - o ' , . I . . 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' ' , . , . , . , . . ff 'V' 6 'Y SOPHOMORE GIRLS F1rstRow B Lesandro H Barlow E West E Forton L Carroll C Kunkel P Auger I Russo Room 224 K Healey D Zxmmerman Second Row E Even S Mott M Sl9l9lCl I Sanders S Stewart G Fltzgerald L Wesolowskl N Woronln E Sxelskl E Schnexder P Lask Third Row I Stan kowskl E Pasquale B Novsak I Stuber C SCYOWSKI I Echols B Tatarskl C Szefel Wlse Yes - Fools No - Sophomores Learn From Experience L1-Wk X-f 'ewfx mx FRESHMEN BOYS FITSI Row D Brerbrauer R Beback D Pelowskl A Box C Kowal E Loatman Second Row Room 230 E Mullen I Czyrny G Nehrebeckyy I Matuch I Ersenmann W Brazll N Snelling SOPHOMORE BOYS Room 270 Fxrst Row H Sanford, R Riggs, R O'Br1en, C Thompson, D Occhmo, I Pracht, I WllllamS W Spearson Second Row C I Neal, D Sucharskx, L Overstreet, P Raines, P Metz, W Qumn B Thomas Thrrd Row K Sydovn,I Roberts, L Franz, T Reed, E Parkin, R Chartrand 60 - 3 ' . . ,. -. . ' '. K -v -J I it 1 I -. 3 .ff ' 'S 7-pqf'f?': 1 I I Q,,7! : ' ' f - ' 5 ' si I 4 - , .- X X. ' l R I ,fx , . I ,,' l R' ' 2 y ' vs - a - a + a .- l 1 f r ' x . . , l -. - W I . ., . ,Q . B , I . , - , , h , . ' , . , . ,. , , . .. ' . ' , . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . . H 0 H H H 0 I I xl fr. ce ,, , ' A A , Ky 5 ' , ,. ' , .1 A 7 X ' K . X if ' C , 3 , I 2 1, U t S I Aff' Xl R X F' I , I if X . w 1 K , I . X I . I , fl Q K X I .F I L x f .f V I ' X M f' 1 , , I . I I , I , X A V . , f i , To , 'A If A .............. l 1 . . , . ,. . l, . ' , . , . - . . 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . . .. Y 1 , j ' ,. I 1, r X , v 1 I , -- 1362.9 Ah First Row-K. Pullo, G. Knight, R. Cayles, B. Russell, I. Iohnson, L. Dremml, I. Kohler, M. FRESHMAN GIRLS Mittner, D. Calanis, E. Gasbarrini. Second Row-C. Beyser, E. Lott, E. Diebel, G. Davies, E. Lott, Room 302 L. Fobbs, B. Burrell, N. Thurston, R. Zenobbi. Third Row-C. Petschke, E. Barney, S. Pesch, L. Wells, G. Morris, R. Cooper, I. Matthews, A. Woods, EAGER FRESHMEN ENTER INTO THE SPIRIT OF THE SCHOOL Es First Row P Ray F Swendra B Iacltson I Smith C Myers D Williams C Reed Kern FRESHMAN GIRLS M Sloma Second Row D Wilder B Czuprynski I Freeman L Lindsay M Cleslrtzka D Room 20 Foley Third Row C Murphy M D8WldOWlLZ M Bozeman fl .J l r-1 H... fd nw First Row M Dennis M Chapman L DeVore P Lord G 'Kayler C Fielder B Adams L FRESHMAN GIRLS Bush M Pellnat B Anger Second Row N Denson C Bell T Tucholskl Y McKnight N Room 1 Cooper S Mose L Peterson B Berger B Schultz Third Row-O Szypylawyj M Groves D Leland D Hall 61 av- l H i Page , H Q- T-L ' JH ' P A R H t A 5 4,-M A .-A D -. , . ' ,I . , . '4, . , . ., 1. , . Z T 1 , A. I , . , 1. , . . , 1 . ' . , . ,. . . A-ft B - 1 N f Q ' l' 4 N, ' ' - J . , ll Q . ' T 1 golf' . el 1 Y I ,.,. 4 t 1- -N f' W . 1 . . 1 . '-' . ', . , . , . , '. , 1. it , . ' , . , . , . . 4 . , .. , . , .' , . , . , - , , , . . I . V , u -Q . , . . i in i FRESHMEN GIRLS Flrst Row I Iones P Evans A Dlxon A Iaclcson S Brown V Thomas B Mltchell T Room 321 Stefanslcl C Iones M Braclltoxsska Second Row C Brown Y Brown M Headley M Iohnson D Blggle C OBryant N Iorgensen G Durma E Domanskl Third Rovs I Cold H Belcher I Owens M Cenname B Stewart D Wood P Hnlmon A Ferrell PLEBES LEARN T0 ADJUST QUICKLY AND EASILY QM! Room 343 FRESHMAN GIRLS Room 303 W r s.,dL Conrad L Darrell F Hayge Second Ron R Kantowskl M Mrllxgan R Glese G Harmon F Flederbach R Holmes C Freeman E Molson T Skye B Parls Thlrd Row H Fisher R Lundquxst E 'Vlltchell R Gilchrist R Coleman R Washlngton D Rlcherson I Tucholskl Hams Flrst Row L Hollms N Guadalupe M Iohnson B Wells R Muldrow B Schuler L Mott I Young C Patton G Perluns Second Row E Scranton M Stokes S Sulllvan P Moch I Gibbs P Iones M Brooks E Wexgand D Medly K Thompson Third Row-O Lykes M Robmson L Iones W Beed I Vlomson 62 1 I . - I ' ' I , . ... A W I , v 1 I I ' t 3 I x A K c X fi ' I I . I 5 I I . I I I ,, 6 , 'f I ' re J Q' A , , q ' 1 9 : ' ,I , A I wg A f at - , Hy FRESHMAN BOYS First Row-D. Iackson, D. Schultz, F. Pla, I. Schulgassera M. Taylor, I. Costello, R. Lipka, G I. . . , - , - , , - , . , - , . l if VA ' Q ' l A :S 1 ' 1 , -Q I ' I N .J I 41 W 4 5 V Af A , ' ,tb T ' F f 9 A ' , ,. , . iv f ' at W 2,A A 'W 'QL F1rStR0vu VI Haehten B Woolford M Loveless 'VI Braggs D Rainey S Stechenhnger P FRESHMEN GIRLS Krehl D Ast B Haggms I ohnson Second Rove B Harrls P Martin P Szmanda B Room 301 Zytklevucz A Komeczka M Robbxns A Wlllcxns A Mumsterl D Wllson lhxrd Row V Bldna W 'Vladdlng R Lehman I Ingram I Polltoxsskr I Balashexech A Shepard MARCHING ALONG THE ROMAN ROAD TO LEARNING Flrst Row C Suggs H Humphrey P Trlgg T Iackson A Cermann D Kennedy P Zalcrzewskl FRESHMAN BOYS P Gasbarrml I Watson C Hunter Second Rovs D Kmlec C Shaw W Stewart N Schwelgert Room 366 D Wllltams E Bleasdale I Mendenbauer R Hall A Iurek R Dulm Third Row R ThomaS R Kohlhagen C Brown C Szczyglelskl I Bell L Vlartln O Quxcltsey D Stern 1 il S Flrst Ron E Holllns C Clapmslu 'VI Synaltowslu D Smlth B Boyd 'VI Kull S Iones C FRESHMAN GIRLS Fofl W Green VI Coleman Second Rom E Tlnch B VIULCI P Niostlller A Rustay H Room 304 'VIayberry R Polk C Iamei P Wloslnska R VIcCullough Thlrd Ron B Vlrller R Watts I Strater B Larlun I Stone B Clbbs B Kozlouslcl 63 2' Y 1 V , 4 4 ' ' 'E ., M 'S N0 If if My , I 2 7 4 - ' ' 4 'W A . f ,, I I - V f I ,, 'V v 7 i I , lf , v V 1 no an x I , 'TA . I ,l . , . . , I . C, ' . . I ,I . I ' I , . I I x - 1 , . .', . 1, I . . . , . , . '- . s ' L v - 1 - m A y - -I I I v ' - Jaw ' 7 A J gf' r :Q I I I , , I I ' ' al ' Ill l L. IAN I I X at fu r A .1 - - s - - I' - m - 'Iv - ' l Q - I s . , . , . I ' , . , . ' , . I . A '- . ,, . , 1. ' , . , , . , . A , . , . . 41 Q 6 I f Q I 1 V . ,-, , . 6 I I I , Y . W. .. tv 4 P' ' c . H' ! . - I U 4 . I , . I , A . ' ' 'A I, . I ,I . , . , . ., . , . , I . . 4 4 , ' I . ' ,A . . . , ' . ', . A ' '. . '. . ., . . . I . '- . I , . ., . , . ' , . . . , . '. , FRESHMAN GIRLS, Room 2 1 3 if First Row I Kllmczalt S Weremtzulc I Moore Lyons A H111 G Sltaleclo I Pordon P AShley D Taylor I Fxelds Second Row I Saellovxilca I Klxszak R Blesch M Wachowlalc C Holloway R Bell C Threeths D Snell Thlrd Rovx C Sehulte P Rayford S Hammond I Woods W Wasllyexx ROME WAS NOT BUILT IN A DAY FRESHMEN LEARN PRN' Fxrst Rovu R Kosuelskx R Coodruh R Denson VN Ierge VV Nance C Longuemare VI Coss C Ralnei I Crawford H Fletcher Second Rovx VN Vlrort VI Peoples R Kamnle Nlutha I Hall C Twltty D Eber C Dans D Hamllton VI Cameron A Hellmann Fhxrd Rom Storey I Bolden W Baker I Hodge T XanDusen C Vkaehrer D Kmght R 'Vhnea IN Nesteruk C Mason I Peters 64 in I , , , - ' Q ., ' et I I f-M . , I I v 1 1 . , . . . .. ' 'i . V I , . , , f , . ' , 7- ' 'r - A ' v - ly ' - 'i - i a ' 1 ' 1 . ', . I '. I s 'F , ,D , 4- ':I Q g - . ff, 4 A ,V 2 of , A . ,nv 4 x , , J N- ? , 'I 1 , r A . I ' A I I 5 I A I I , Q, , I A VA -I ' i , Y' I f - , 4 -' j I , A ,M x ,,,l 2 ' 1 ' 'X , 3 3' P - S X' 4 5 X . , - V' Y , L , g C I' V ' - P- 4,1 X 'V 'Y xy J, I . -,K I , Cl ' I , l ,4 , ' . I . . . , , . . 1 . ' . . . ' , . . , : , . ' , . N . I . 1 f. 1- s - 'I y - s ' '-ls ' v A - X 1 - - ' I 1 1 I V, . , . . I. , . , . , . . . - . 1. , . . , r Y , . f , . . . , . . FRESHMEN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE o ann Left to Right C' Waehrer C Brown P lord C, Carmon S Kern E Tinch P Rayford TAKING THEIR PLACE IN ACTIVITIES AT EAST HIGH As we walk the streets of Rome we notice Roman children on their way to school On lflV9SElg8I1ng we find that they learn little from books They are sent to school chiefly to learn how to defend the state Roman schools have none of the EICIINIIICS we enyoy such is the assembly given by the class of 59 on Freshman Day November 24. At this assembly Gentre Garmon the class president introduced the other class officers. The vice-president was Patricia Lord' secretary Sharon Kern' treasurer Edgretto Tineh' boys marshal Gerald Brown' girls marshal Patricia Rayford. The program consisted of a talk by the guest speaker the Reverend George Steuernagle from St. oseph s Church' piano solos by Carol Meyers and Rose Gayles' vocal solos by Edgretto Tineh 'Vlarcia Davidowicz and Barbara Stewart' recitations by Margaret Pellnat and War- ren Stewart' readings by oseph Costello and Gordon Waehrcr' and a Ukrainian dance by Vera Bidna. The assembly was closed by the singing of Thanksgiving songs. Unlike the Roman children our freshmen learned much from books. This is proved by three freshmen who led the Honor Roll many times: Gordon Waeher Mary Loveless and Carrie Mae Brown. Another field in which the freshmen hate proved themselves capable is sports. Some plebes who made good progress were Michael Peoples in football: Robert Gilchrist in basketballg NValter Mohler and Gerald Brown in swimming. As we compare the school system in old Rome and twentieth century America. we freshmen realize how lucky we are. VVe also hope to remember to appreciate this in future years. 65 M 2 RLY SCR Once agam East Hlgh opens its doors to throngs of eager Romans ready to learn The first assembly welcomes the freshmen to the paths of higher education By now l5 000 separate cards have been wrrtten all w1th last name first East wrns its first football vxctory over South Park 7 6 Cross Country enthusiasts are rarmg to go Night owls further thelr educatlon as nlght school beglns October 12 our nation IS 453 years young a well deserved Roman hollday All High Cross Country meet Sink or swlm marks c ose The way those freshmen crowd on the Honor Roll hardly gxve a senlor a chance U N Program with films on Mexico and Thailand Teachers go to school pupils stay home-Teachers Convention Our parents VISII the school and meet the teachers Veterans honored ln Veterans Day assembly Fashion shovs such grace and gallantry Carol Santucx agam w1ns I Speak for Democracy contest Chromatlc Club ZIVQS an enyoyable performance Top Left Bob Relsch and Carol Santucl at UN Assembly Left Mary Ann and Bruce decorate cars for Motocade Below Left Lucille Elame and Fran ces smg cowboy melodies Below Senior glrl cheer leaders9'P Why they re Iohn Dxggle George and Bruce Left Can this be the football team that won the Harvard Cupooa 68 YEA 0LL .l. .gnu T '- sf T 1'.'P1'4 MCMLIV-MCMLV Tvso assemblles ln one day Talent Show glrls play football boys go to tea party Freshmen honored m Freshman Day assembly Pumpkln pxe anyone? Tl18HkSglXlHg game mth Seneca East glad1ators make xt two years m a row Ah the Harvard Cup Do or d1e marks close Formal presentation of Harvard Cup P T A Chrlstmas party Forum dlscusslon should Umted Natlons be strengthened Stop the MUSIC assembly Chrlstmas tree m the front hall ln fact Chrrstmas trees every where except in 340 well almost exerywhere The Cantlcle of the Natmty glven by the Orxcnt Players Merry Phrlstmas and Happy New Year xacatlon arrlves How hard lt IS to settle down after Chrlstmas lCSIlVlIlCS Honor assembly pays trxbute to scholars Carol Santucl glVCS fine speech for the American Lcglon Oratorlcal contest Upper Left Fashlon show R Des Iardm I Kexrn G DAmxco R Wasxljew B Godfrey N Iacobs Rnght Vera Bldna dances at the Frosh Assembly Far Right Ioan Stachomak readies a bundle for Saxe the Chlldren 3i:'l9 gg w life ff 1 P10 'kboxe X Teens male scrap books for Chlldren s Hospual Rnght Cnrls Chorus sings t the Chrlstmas Assembly 69 AN' v ng B 6 441: Q l .., . 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V vi-w. . at lg' Top of page Typlsts examme their handlwork the February Issue of the FRIENDS AND ROMANS Basketball starts rollxng Amld groans and sighs the mld term exams commence Agony over pupils return fresh for assembly Swlmmlng be gms wxth a splash Llquxd a1r demonstratxon IH assembly Smlle pretty plctures taken for the yearbook Semor poll gets under way Sopho mores have thelr blg day patrlotxsm and brother hood the theme P T A tea for the faculty East Wmd makes IIS second appearance Happy day George Washmgtons birthday Semors struggle through New York State Scholarshlp exams I Remember Mama charms all Alumnx provrde party for the cast and faculty On guard marks close PTA bymposlum on health Semors measured for caps and gowns 1 splash All Hlgh Swxmmmg meet Ah sprlng sprmg beautiful sprmg ln a snowstorm Eastoruan goes to press W Left Iudy Kelrn and Eve Slelskl enter tam on Sophomore Day Below Mr East Wmd Above Frlday mght class IH photography Below B Nowak M Echols I Grzebmskr E Rankin I Ech ols play for us on Sophomore Day has Ierge departs for the sunny South S Q 1 f ' W' . . 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Q3 J 5 1 ' sig, 1, rf , if - 3 if , x '- ,-es V7 , N 1 in 'A 1 AX: f ' A ,H 70 L ME YOUR S The debaters shme at home and abroad assembly at State Teachers Easter Bunny arrnes Vacatlon tlme Svseet muslc to our ears school concert Much PI'aCIlClIlg for tennls for track for baseball Iolly 1un1ors plant the tradltlonal Arbor Day tree Wlll lt grow9 Senlors scmtllate at Prom ah sweet nlght Glrls Letter Day honors sports minded Roman maidens Memorlal Day holiday Senior Class Day waledrctory hlstory and prophecy Boys Ictter Day honors gladlators Fastoman comes out uestxon do we want a year book or lust a plate to wrlte autographs? Fmgers crossed Regents Week Wow that was close Freshmen look cocky they re sophomores now SCHIOTS dont know whether they re glad or sad Graduatlon caps and gowns pr17es honors Senrors bld a Myron Sunderland the Reverend Wnlllam Homer Mrs lean Rlchmond and Mr Davenport at Brother hood assembly fond farewell laden wlth memorles to treasure foreser a last Alma Mater axe atquc xale Bxll Bentley and Arthur Vletz teach Clvll Defense 1.- .'1 -. Q 3 9 sw- 71 Abowe Ioan Welt serves at Alumnl party for cast of Vlama Far Left Victor Danna Bob Wells and Danny Capri en tertam tn assembly Below Vlarth I State Scholarship exam DENT COUNCIL F1rstRovs-O Thomas C Brown S Anderson R Beback K Dennard K Schulgasser P Brown M Loveless M Komorowskl L Eldenler K Pullo Second Row S Iones R Blesch P Kath NI Guenther C Ralph M Rxtter C Neal M Schoenthal S Hllbrand I Scott F Wrlllams Third Row C Waehrer M Kuck R Dietz E Welgand D Buchner I Echols D Roblnson R Brttton I Mlchno N Iacobs R Reltz SENATUS POPULUS ROMANUS-THE STUDENT COUNCIL East Hugh s Student Councll began IIS first year of active duty headed by an executtve commlttee of ten senlors Each home room 19 represented ln the council by one regular member and one alternate ThlS year s officers are Frank Dalfonso as presldent Robert Relsch as vtce presldent Mary ane Smlth as treasurer and Karen Kraus as secretary Besldes fulfilllng tts duties as a student government II also showed promlse ln ltS managerlal way of handlmg the sale of tickets for the school play and concert and the sale of yearbook adver tlsements to the home rooms Already a credlt to the school the Student Councll IS looking for more fields to conquer EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE STUDENT COUNCIL Flrst Row B Mallott C Ostanskl A Cyra E Ruteckl K Kraus R Relsch F Dalfonso VI Smltb Second Row W Burgard C Gagllardl C Lucas C Kratzke D Ferrara A Lewandovsskx 72 V' 1- s- x' 9- x- r' Q- y- s . ,. . -. ,. ,. ,s. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. u- a- - 1- a- v- a- y- y- s- s . ,. ,. ,. . ., . . . . . 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ORIENT PLA l-irst Row C Ostanskl B Kopp E Rutecki R Relsch G Rappold M Allcandro E Bautz D Bloom Second Row N Holmes I Blackwell E Williams E Bloom F Iedrzeiewski A Cyra A Lewandowski C Santuu M Wilson Third Row A Hellmann B Camble W Ierge C Dalv D Ferra a C Waehrer R Lang D Rexlnger C DAmlco T Miller ORIENT PLAYERS STAGE TWO PLAYS SUCCESSFULLY We were surprised to find on our dream trip to Rome that our Orient Players and their director Miss Nanette Lancaster had also taken the trip In rivalry with the ancient Thesplans while we were there they gave two fine plays lor our entertainment played by Anne Mar Lewandowski and the part of oseph was taken by George Rappold Other leadlng parts were taken by Edward Ruteckl Edna Mae Bloom Iohn Rad71won Ishmauel Reed and Iudlth Blackwell On March I7 and 18 a large cast presented I Remember Mama as their major work of the year The Roman throng plebians and patricians alike seemed to enjoy 1955 acting as well as they enloyed their box office hit Captivi The part of Mama was played bv Arlene Cyra her sixth major role in our productions Papa was portrayed by Edward Ruteckl Annc Marie Lewandowski and Carol Santuci doubled in the part of Katrin their oldest daughter who tells the story This play about a Norwegian fam ily in San Francisco was not easy to stage The action switched from one side of the stage to the other and from one scene to another very rapidly The settings and lighting were so worked out however that the whole play ran smoothly One would almost think they had been acquainted with the ancient Roman stage on which the play took place Cast of the Christmas play 3 . . 7 . . . , . , . . ,, , The one given at Christmas time was The Canticle of the Nativity by Richard Benet Rene. Mary was ze ' x , I ' . V Y 9 5 A 5 9 ' Cl U9 ' ' , . . . ' il 6 ' sa D l l D D , . 3 3 , K . 1 , s 7 I REMEMBER MAMA IS A GREAT SUCCESS are ln place the red velxet curtain opens slowly Mama by Iohn Van Druten The cast IS as follows Katrm the oldest daughter Anne Mar1e Lewandowskl Carol Santucl Mama Arlene Cyra Papa Edward Ruteckl Dagmar thelr youngest daughter Elame Bautz Dawn Marie Bloom Chrlstme-another daughter Frances Iedrzejewskl Edna Mae Bloom Nels thelr son Craig Daly Mr Hyde-their boarder Gordon Waehrer Aunt Trma Camille Ostanskr Aunt Slgrxd l Lura Warner Aunt enny Mama S Smers Maryanne Wilson Uncle Chrls Mama s uncle Iohn Radzlwon After weeks of hard rehearsal the real performance IS at hand the make up IS on the props and actors and East HlghS Orlent Players present I Remember A Woman EIGSSICD h1sw1fe Dr Iohnson Mr Thorkelson Trlna s husband Arne-Slgrld s son A Nurse Barbara Kopp Ishmauel Reed Thomas Mlller Adam Hellman Wlllxam Ierge Edna Mae Bloom Frances Iedrzeyewskl Another Nurse Dorothy Katrin s glrl friends Iudlth Blackwell Mary Rose Allcandro Madellne S1 lfl Puust Florence Dana Moorehead an authoress A Bell Boy A Soda Clerk PRODUCTION STAFF Props-Helen Tmch Fredenck Hmton lean Srudzmskr Stage Bob Rersch Wxlham Bentley Prompter Lucxlle Eaton Crew Bob Des Iardm Eva Wlllxams Nurllne Holmes Robert Relsch Robert Deslardm Flrst Row A Hellman, W Ierge, D Bloom, F Iedrzejewskl, E Bloom, E Bautz, S Puust, M Alrcandro Seated A Cyra Standmg L Warner, C Ostanskr, T Mxller, I Blackwell, I Radznwon, A Lewandowskl, C Daly, C Santuc1,I Reed, E Ruteckl B Kopp,G Waehrer, M Wilson 74 I REMEMBER MAMA Frrst Row Elame Bautz Frances Iedrzeyewskx Seat ed Arlene Cyra Camllle Ostanslu Gordon Waehr er Standlng Edward Ru teckl Craig Daly Bloom Carol Santucl Sum Puust Mary Rose Alrcan ro Left to Rrghr Lura War ner W1ll1am Ierge Mar anne Wxlson Camxlle Os tanskl Arlene Cyra Anne Mane Lewandowskr Bar bara Kopp 64 77 Left to Right-Edna Mge d . ' ' n . . ' 9. y' BAND First Row-D. Len, M. Slawienski, M. Perry, M. Hughes, B. Kopp, H. Domros, I. Grzebinski. Second Row-F. Haseley, Murphy, R. Frank, D. Regian. Third Row-M. Fuller, V. Clendening, R. Des Iardin, T. Miller, B. Batcheller, M. Schoenth MELODIOUS, RHYTHMIC, HARMONIOUS MUSIC IS HERE Music is said to be the song of angels. Our triumvirate of band, orchestra, and chorus has added spice to the many activities of our school, under the supervision of Miss Grossman and Mr. Cohen. ORCHESTRA First Row-B. Formaniak, M. Davidowicz, N. Roller, H. Tinch, S. Tinch, I.. Domros, H. Wawrzvjiak, E. Rutecki, B. Moser, D. Ritts. Second Row-Mr. A. Cohen, L. Eaton, R. Reitz, G. Van Dusen, R. Frank. Third Row-B. lones, M. Pellnat, S. Costello, R. Des Iardin, V. Clendening, F. Haseley. 76 rst Row-S. Costello, H. Wawrzyniak, P. Heppner, M. Wilson, S. Anderson, M. Sielslci, G. Sauer, W. Murphy. Second ow R Reitz, G. Van Dusen, D. Fernandez, W. Ierge, P. Metz, E. Swimline, I. Greer, I. Browder. Third Row-G. Miller, Iohnson, F. Maroczkanycn, R. Alexander, C. Brown, Mr. A. Cohen. BAND MUSIC WHICH PLEASES, CHARMS AND SOOTHES At the football games, the enthusiastic music of the band rang out across the field, spurring our team on to victory. And what would we have done at our pep assemblies, without its stirring tunes to inspire us? It added color to the Thanks- giving program by playing Cheyette's 'SThanks- giving Fantasy. Our Christmas program was made complete by the orchestra in Christmas Echoes, by Brooks. and the lovely voices of the girls' choir in Shepherds Awakewg No Candle Was There and No Fire, an Appalachian Carol, with soprano solo by Helen Tinchg L'Sing All Menu, and '6Christ of the Snow, a Hungarian Carol. The mixed chorus sang Today There Is Ringing, and Go Tell It on the Mountainf' The accompanist was Sandra Tineh. Frances Iedrze- jewski and Henry Wavvrzyniak presented a voice and violin duet of the delightful carol, 4'Gesu Bambinof' TRIO L. Domros, B. Kopp, H. Wawrzyniak. GLEE CLUB SOPRANOS AND TENORS Flrst Row B Hoppe B Foster C Braun E Bautz A Lewandowskl F Iedrzeyewskx W W3SllI6W S Puust P Wxsnlewskx L Bloom E Gorton C Kmgsland Second Row D Bloom I Becker C Iordan D Palmer C Kushman S Blttle H Tmch S Ruden I Gems I Stachowlak H Krzanowskl B Nowak Thlrd Row B Adams C Carter T Reed L Iohnson N Iacobs I Echols D Cofleld H Sanford W Bentley Fourth Row I Iones W Carter I Braceful I Russell H Ktmbrough THE APPLAUSE 0F LISTENING ROMANS T0 COMMAND The outstandmg program of the year was the Sprmg Concert 1n May Wlth the trlumvxrate performmg at 1tS best Pleces by the band lncluded March Glorla by Lasey Handel s Largo from Xerxes Le Secret by Ganter Song of the Bayou by Bloom The Frlendly Rlvals by Godfrey a trumpet duet glven by Rlch and SBITZS march Salutatlon The performance of the orchestra CHORALEERS was enyoyable the selectlons bemg Arloso by Bach parts of Plano Concerto No 2 by Rachmanlnoff Beethoven s Trxo Flrst Movement Wlth Barbara Kopp at the piano Henry Wawrzynlak v1ol1n1st and Laura Dom ros CBll1St Emperor Waltz by Strauss Swedlsh Rhapsody by Falth and Tchalkowsky s March Slav For assembly sxnglng 1t has become the custom to haxe a selected group near the plano to lead the student body In song Occasionally they smg a nevs song for us and so teach us hovs it should be done These choraleers haue become an essentlal part of the school Ftrst Row P wlSHlCWSkl P KWl3tkOWSkl D Bloom E Bautz S Tlnch L Eaton, F Iedrzejewskl C Ostanskl I Stachowxak Second Row-C Iordan C Neal H Wawrzynlak T CIUS A I2W3.Ild0WSkl N Iacobs 78 fr 5 1. 1 . , . . , . , . , . l, . I A, . ' l , . , . . l I . l, f 5 . ' , n . . 7 Q , 1 . 3 . , . , . , 1 , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 . , . , . , .' , , , . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . . ' ' ' Si ' 73 ' D :C 53 Ki 39. KC 79 l , cc as , cc 3 - , ya -, ' ,- D S 9 9 5 ard Reitz and Gary Van Duseng Martinque, a Beguine Fantasy by Morrisseyg Lil' Liza Iane, a folk tuneg ' 3 CC ' D! , . ' as - as , , cc - , S as - , ' S 3 CC ' ' 37 9 D 9 9 1 ' - , at is , , cs , - as , - , , ' 3 C6 3 93 , , , 5 l 66 5 93 l GLEE CLUB, ALTOS AND BASSES Fnrst Row A Emser S Chmlelewskx P Kath S Kless L Eaton C Kolls I Davls A. Cefarattx L Heckel E Lott E Lott S Tmch Second Row-C Neal C Rxchards C Kunkel E Tmch A Iohnson B Kopp T Davls I Iones L Smlth, P Bell E Wxlhams Th1rd Row E Ruteckn D Flebelkom S Borynec R Cook, R Owens H Wawrzymak G Boyd C Alexander D Cofield Fourth Row W Burgard W Hams A. Metz B Beyger K Gamble C Iversen T Clus C Senn I WOULD BOTH SING THY PRAISE AND PRAISE THY SINGING As a beautlful concluslon to the Concert program the cholr sang Tchalkowsky s Morning Prayer Ave Marla by Schubert My Lover Is a Flsherman by Llly Strickland The Llttle Damosel by Novello and Wlll Iames Whos 'lhat Tappmg At My Door? De Old Arks A Moverm Along by eff Alexander and Rock a My Soul arranged by Klrk were performed by the glrls and boys cholrs oan Stachowlak sang Adeles BEGINNING BAND Laughlng Song from Strauss Der Fledermaus whlch was follovs ed by the closing number of the choir No Cramer ACCOITIPHHISIS were Dawn Marne Bloom and Sandra Tmch I ucry may th1s vears concert was completely enchantlng As each senlor class leax es many of the leadlng lnstrumentallsts go mth If Thelr places are then taken bw members of the beglnmng band and orchestra xx hose prellmmarw practxce makes possible the COIIIIIILI mg good xx ork of our musical organ IIHIIOHS Frrst Row E Smxth R Degenfelder G Moms G Kayler S Stechenfinger D Ballou D Bnerbrauer Second Row-C Baker A Germann I Costello W Spear son L Hall Thxrd Row F Iordan I Storey R Coleman C Bailey W Pans 79 ' ! ' 1 ' Y ' I ' ! ' l ' , U , ' I ' 1 ' ' ' 3 ' , ' I ' 3 ' 3 ' Y ' I. 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DISC CLUB Flrst Row E Kushnlruk B Plechowxak P Wlsnlewskl P KWlaIk0WSkl B Moser B Kopp H Wawrzynlalc I Stachowlak I Studzmskl I Slcaleckl G Skaleclu C Kushman D Bloom Second Row H Krzanowskl M Mlller E Varrone R Schoenberger H Domros S Tmch I Woods C Memke D Rose S Zxmmerman M Wxlson V Punturxero M Rowley Thlrd Row Zlemba W Waslljew L Barrow A Pordon S Coolidge M DaWldOWlCZ I Stuber C Wleben G Patzke A Grzebmslu S Puust I Kadow S Lukaszewskl Fourth Row T Clus C Iversen L Shelton A Strasser K Gamble R Dletz T Muller R Des Iardm WITHOUT MUSIC OUR LIVES WOULD BE BUT EMPTY The members of the Dlsc Club are proud of thelr achievements ln the field of music By stud' mg and enjoymg all types of muslc classlcal seml classical and popular we have strengthened our understandmg sklll and love of thls great art Wlth the asslstance of our leader Mlss Grossman the club meets every other week to plan programs to llsten to and discuss the many dlfferent types of records The purpose of the Dlsc Club IS twofold lt alms to lnterest young people ln good music and also to replenlsh the school record llbrary each year wlth the different types of records uslng the club dues These records are enjoyed each tlme on a new Columbla 360 recordlng machme purchased a year ago from the proceeds of a skatlng party Thls year our project was to continue addlng records to the collectlon of the school record library We feel that thls year has been a particularly successful year We have added many records to our llbrary and have had several soclal BCKIVIIICS Records purchased mclude Christmas Carols by Alexander Schrelner Strauss Waltzes Peer Gynt Suxte Boston Pops Bach Fugues Schumann Plano Works de Fall Three Cornered Hat Dances Moussorgsky Nlght on Bare Mountarn also a Chabrxer album A ThlS past year the club had IIS annual Chrlstmas party Exeryone had a gay time wxth refreshments and entertalnment mcludmg the smgmg of Chrlstmas Carols The club officers Include our presrdent Henry Wawrrynlak NICE presl Q dent oanStachow1ak secretary Beatrice Moser and treasurer Barbara Kopp S 80 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 . , . , . , . 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A I 5 ' - I V 5 9 9 3 . lx I I X4 wx 1 9 RED CROSS REPRESENTAT Fnrst Row D Calams C Santuc1 D Zlmmermann S Brown B Boyd K Carlo M Pellnat E Mandelaro Second Row-C Vlemke I Kelrn P Carllngton C Bates M Wlatrowskl S Coolidge C Kelrn S Tmch B Plechowlak Third Row W Nelson T Reed D Poole I Zamrok C Keller I Szefel F Hmton RED CROSS PROMOTES GOOD WILL BY CONSTANT SERVICE Tornadoes' Floods' Wrecksl Warsl The Red Cross IS always on the job Llke 1ts parent the unlor Red Cross carrles out a twofold purpose of admlmstermg servlce and comfort to all manklnd The hlstory of the unlor Red Cross dates back to 1914 since then the organlzatlon has completed many worthwhlle programs Thls year East s Red Cross has been as busy as ever Under the guidance of Miss Glena Allen glft boxes were packed for needy chlldren here and abroad On March 8 posters were dlstrlbuted throughout the Llberty Bank Bulldlng Shortly after Easter we 3SSlSISd IH maklng Chrlstmas gxfts for our mllltary personnel abroad during 1955 Our membershlp drive proved very successful for as always we have the support of the entlre student body Carol Santucl and Frederick 1-Imton are Easts representatives to the County Chapter Shortly before school opened m September they attended a unlor Red Cross Tralnlng Center at Camp Forty Acres In three CXClIlI'lg days they saw movles on the hlstory and present work of the unlor Red Cross had lessons ln water safety first ald and home nurslng had a panel dlscusslon on the purposes and alms of the Red Cross and ended thelr v1s1t with a blg square dance In December they attended the County Chapter meetlng and helped to fill Christmas stockings for orphans The East Hlgh Iumor Red Cross resolves to dedlcate ltself to furtherlng these worthwhrle proyects as tt has done m the past Here IS mdeed a tralnlng ground for good c1t1zensh1p SBKIH' 81 -. ,. ,. ,. ,.,. ,. ,. . . 1,. ,. ,.,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . -. ,.,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . 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I , 9 7 3 3 , . 1 1 oM1cRoN ALPHA QA-GJ F1rstRow W Aures P Brown D Boldt M Allcandro M Robertson L Eldenrer D Hutton B Kopp M Dlttenhauser A Alalmo D Bloom Second Row D Costello A Cefarattl S Coolidge B Groh L Eaton P Doherty I Echols E Bloom E Bautz I Closmak Third Row R Agarkow B Foster I Grzebmskr M Cady C Chrzanowskl A Grzeblnslu B Formmlak S Anderson E Depczynski I Bronner Fourth Row R Bebaclc R Brzyskl B Bejger R Britton F Dray R Blckert STUDENTS PROVE SCHOLARSHIP BRINGS RICH REWARDS Once again Omlcron Alpha one of East s most active organizations enyoyed a successful year under the gutdance of Miss Ruth Pitt and Miss Mary Kenny Elected as officers were president Diana Hutton VICC president Lynn Eidenzer secretary Barbara Kopp and treasurer Marcia Robertson Halloween party Two issues of the East Wtnd appeared one before the Christmas vacation the second, lust before George Washington s Birthday The third issue was based on the theme Spring In Ianuary and une examination schedules were sold and the proceeds put into the scholarship fund It is from this fund that the Honor Society awards its two annual scholarships to the boy and the girl who have maintained the highest averages throughout their four years The honor banners which are given by Omicron Alpha, were won almost entirely by homerooms of freshman or lunlor girls Among this year s activities were the initiation party and the Christmas party Two films one picturing the children of the world and the other describing a trip through the United Nation s buildings were shown Mem bers especially enjoyed a quiz down which resulted in a tie between the team headed by Patricia Kath and another headed by Kalman Schulgasser An amendment to the constitution was passed by which officers are elected ln the spring In this way Omicron Alpha will be prepared to beg its activities lmmedlately IH September thus insuring a busy and profitable year for the Honor Society W 82 I D I' f -Q - I 9 - a ' I 9 I - l y + I I , - , . , . . , . ' ' . ' I . 1 I , I ' ' , ., ' , ' ' ' . I '. . , ' . . , - y - - I 1 - s ' s - - s I- sl ' l , - ., . , - 9 - a ' - T - s - s - 9 - , - , - . . . , . . . . 3 9 l ' 5 I ' 9 9 9 L 9 ' In order to begin activities sooner, members were initiated early in October instead of at the traditional ' If ' D3 ' 0 9 . , , . . , . . . . . , . ' 9 .I . . , . . , . . s - ' wx. . . . R3 . . . r M . . . . . .' . ' . . m , g ' I . s A' If - I I f OMICRON ALPHA fl-I R First Row M Komorowskl A Lawkawslu C Kelrn I Pudlewskn F I-Ilnton B Rembowslu I Kelrn B Hoppe E Mandelaro Second Row M Hagedorn R Quagllana S Kless I Iarmuz P Kath C Ostanskl L Heckel S Plkul S Puust Thlrd Row IN PRIZES HONORS SATISFACTION AND LEARNING Flrst Row R Schneller V Tzlmou C Segert A Solsbak O Thomas B Zxccardn P Zacholska L Strano Second Row L Slommslu M Snyder M Taylor D Sawyer I Schmldbauer 'VI Schoemhal I Van Tassel Third Rove R WHSIIIEW G Wal lace C Santucl M Wilson I Woods 83 C. Kunkel, Ijliramer, M. Bitler, I. Kurtzi S: Hilbranvd, C. Meinlce, C. Baloh.. A I I I I I . A I - I I I CUM LAUDE Al 1 7' 'iv Fnrst Row Carole Belknap Iulla Hexnor Barbara Formamak Iudrth Krern Glesela Fnedler Second Row Mary Loveless Carrle Brown Wllllam Ierge Nlck Gagllardl Gordon Waehrer Gentre Garmon Beverly Foster Lorrame Kramer Laura Dunnlng Thxrd Row Gall Wallace Ioyce Woods Patricia Holmon Barbara Samer Iudlth Gxlbert Malla Kull Beverly Hoppe Desplna Boubarls Mary Louxse Snyder WITH LEARNING AND DOING STUDENTS KEEP BUSY Wlse Romans learn qulckly that hard work and study ln school earns mvaluable rewards As marks close some students GHTICIPHIE report cards w1th joy Those whose average IS nlnety per cent or better quallfy as honor students About two hundred names are on the usual honor roll of whom about thlrty have an aver age of nmety five or more The above picture lncludes those who had such an unusual average on the Novem ber honor roll the first of the year EAST WIND STAFF One of the most popular and useful HCIIVITICS of Oml cron Alpha IS the publ1cat1on of the East Wmd Three IS sues appeared th1s year under the d1rect1on of a staff of five edltors and SIX staff members The edltors work IS to set up each tentatlve paper whlle the staff members Wflte the artrcles Edltors thlS year 1n cluded Dlane Hutton Bar bara Samer Lorrame Kramer Carol Santucl and Carol Kelrn Lynn Eldemer dld the art work for all the ISSUES Seated B Samer L Kramer C Kerrn B Schick D Hutton C Santucr Standmg B Hoppe M Rmer 'VI Hagedorn P Kath I Kelm F Hlnton M Cady L Eldenler 84 D !:1I '- Q x'A 1' . R I .- 15 rt S wg Q ' r ' 15 I 4. , ,wr -ts N? 'X I ' ' -L fr X v ' Q ' ' S- . ' ' I , . Y V, W , , , up , I - Y . R f' , I ' ' , 4 N -.2 s x V 3 Q. 5 X 11 C -.N ... IN' r A fri, 4 Q . 4 1 , , 4 ,f I Z . . V . . . . . Y . - , , , , V - -, , , , , y , , - V 1 7 3 3 ! 3 9 , . ' 3 7 ' 5 . . , - , . . , . 9 , - S 5 9 -. , . , . , . , . , . . - . , . ,. . , . , . , . , . , . . FRENCH CLUBS . 4 .UQAQR Fnrst Row H Tmch R Schneller C Belknap R Wasxhew C Santucx S Anderson I Blackwell E Woznlak D Sanchez Second Row G Neldrauer M Wllson M Schoenthal I Scott S Puust P Kramer M Rybarczyk G Wallace I Bronner Third Row C Mank I Dlener A Cyra C Thomas M WIHIIOWSKI B Kopp R Brzyskl F Hinton B Iohnson Fourth Row R Rlggs I- Haseley D Fernandez B Bejger K Sydow E Clarke E Walker R Cook CLUBS CREATE INTEREST IN LINGUAE GALLIAE ET GERMANIAE French and German classes are organlzed each year mto clubs to learn more about the countries whose languages they are studying Under MISS Maxwell s dlrectlon the French Club known as Le Cercle de eanne d Arc prepared Christmas baskets for Meyer MCmOfl8l Hospltal and Easter baskets for the chlldren at the Cerman Roman Catholic Orphanage Miss Buergers German classes sent packages of artlcles donated by pupils and teachers to needy famllxes ln Germany Both these clubs are spreadlng good feeling here and abroad GERMAN CLUBS Fnrst Rove I Watts, C Garner, B Grok, C Ostanskr, F Englert, R Welch, R Lee Second Row A Hugel, G Waehrer, G Fnedler, S Stechenfinger, M Synakovxskr, D Buchner, B HOPPC, N Roller, P Brown, L Peterson, P Chapman, C Brown 85 - ' 4 -V I, I Vg' VVIV U all ' I S an I 9 .. 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SS CLUB Seated M Chernetsky B Schwartzott E Ruteckl C Mank R Rexsch C Kelrn V Opanashehluk R Owens E Wllder F Haseley Standing M Iasluer K Chernetsky R Riggs K Sydow I Crzebmsltl R Schwegler T Lang R Pfister I AHIROWIHR I Zlto R Brzyskl R Wodowslu B Beyger R Blckert T Muller DIVIDE AND CONQUER - BATTLE CRY OE THE CHESS CLUB Dlvlde et tmperal Iust as the Ancient Romans dtvtded and conquered thelr foes so do the members of East I-llgh s Chess Club xanqulsh thelr opponents not with weapons of war but wlth their mtellect Every Wednesday at 2 4a a legton of dlllgent looktng students IS seen entering the Campus Martlus of 343 Here under the auspices of Mr Gordon Browngohn the students vte wlth one another ln a game of WltS East IS slated as one of the top contenders for honors m the mter school arena of competltton We expect our gladlators to eltmmate such keen competltlon as Seneca Camslus and our rtval of long standlng Ken smgton easlly and IU a short tlme The Chess Club has been ably headed this year by the consul Vasyl Opanashchuck vlce consul RlChHfd D Br7ysk1 secretary Chrtstlne Mank and treasurer Robert BICRCFT Ir Playlng the lead boards were Vasyl Opanashchuck Roswell Pftster and oseph Antkovxlak supported by such outstandlng players as Theodore Lang oseph ZIIO and Eduard Ruteckl The orlgtn of chess whtch IS popular throughout the c1v1l1zed world as a game of lntelleetuals IS lost tn antlqutty It IS belleved however to have orlgmated 1n Indla some four thousand years ago Chess was introduced to the Roman world by the conquerlng leglons of ullus Q C Caesar and soon became a favorite of the Romans By the efforts of Mr Brownjohn and other lnterested players chess IS becomtng more popular among the students of East as a game of sklll 4 lun ,t and mental alertness IRT' I Futuna 86 1 - V y - I V , f I, . Q , . A ' ' 1 . ' I' y - l , . , . ' ,I . . 1 . ,I . I , l . , .' ', . . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' ' , . , . , . . is . . . ,, . . . . ' a . , V . . . . . . . ' , . , . l .- . . . . . . gg . ,, 9 ' s ' - 1 5 . , Y 1 - 1 ' Av ' 9 ' . , . . s S ' 3 - - Q s Q , , ' 5 Y 9 I 7 3 ' ' , 1 , . Y . A - a ,K ,I . . . . . . . . Jug: l l I I 1 - 1 9 xi a ' ' EU J., , A H ' - - I , 6 Mm IM , , m I -Illmillln rl' . . - .--- ,slr ' I t Q .1 I I . 4,5 , - . .4 1 a iu. 1' N , .-4.' I I 1 5 f V 1 K 6 'J lp - hif- Ln 1 1 l :T7-STTFC7 First Row-B. Godfrey, W. Aures, F. Cebula, I. Calkins, M. Gust, C. Walentynowicz, I. Greer, I. Porter, M. Wilson, C. Belknap E. Mandelaro. Second Row-H. Kreutz, P. Garlington, B. Batcheller, C. Ostanski, G. Fuehrer, B. Douglas, I. Gilbert, A. Cyra A. Lewandowski, C. Walser, B. Iankowski. Third Row-I. Kleindienst, P. Brown, H. Pappas, N. Nyshta, S. Sumler, G. Ward, F Ilgngerk M. Hoppie, C. Kushman, I. Becker. Fourth Row-T. Lang, E. Rutecki, R. Stilwell, L. Shelton, R. Reisch, R. MacDonald . cc mo. FUN - BROTHERHOOD - COMMUNITY SERVICE AT HI-Y Our six Hi-Y groups are working to make their members into better citizens. Three of the groups sent representatives to Albany to take part in our state government. Some visited the Veterans Hospital, others, the Courier-Express. Although these groups also did a great deal to help the needy and unfortunate, they also had a great deal of fun sponsoring dances, picnics, and parties. Beta Hi-Y officers were president, Ioanne Kleindienstg vice-president, Helene Kreutzg recording secretary, Carol Kushmang corresponding secretary, lane Becker, treasurer, Iudy Gilbert, and chaplain, Betty Batcheller. Helene Kreutz is going to Paris this summer to represent the Hi-Y at the World Conference. Lambda Chi Hi-Y elected as president. Peggy Garlingtong vice-president, Beverly Godfrey, secretary, Gwendolyn Cole, treasurer, Ioan Porter, and chaplain, Viola McGarrah. Y-Teen ofiicers were president, Frances Englert, vice-president, Betty Batchellerg secretary, Carolyn Wal- ser, treasurer, Carole Belknap, and chaplain, Bernice Iankowski. Ethel Mandelaro, Helen Pappas, and Mary- anne Wilson were representatives to the Y-Teen Inter-Club Council, of which East's Wilma Aures is president. East Girls Hi-Y chose as president, Nancy Nyshtag vice-president, Myrna Hoppieg secretary, Camille Ostanskig treasurer, Arlene Cyra, and chaplain, Grace Fuehrer. Alpha Eta Kappa Hi-Y's choice for officers were president. Felicia Cebula, vice-president, Iuanita Calkinsg secretary, Ioan Greer, treasurer, Marlene Gust, and chaplain, Carol Walentynowicz. East Boys' I-Ii-Y elected as president, Ray- mond Stillwellg vice-president, Robert MacDonald, secretary, Theodore Langg treasurer, Lloyd Sheldon, and chaplain, Dennis Occhino. Membership in one of these organizations is a step toward becoming a better citizen as well as a better human being. X I s-rum 87 GIRLS DECLAMATION SPEAKERS AND WRITERS Upper Left Wmners Amencamsm Essay Contest Kalman Schulgasser and Desplna Boubarls Upper Right RadlO Forum George DAm1co Ioan Sf3ChOWl3k Iohn Krallsz Karen Kraus Left I Speak for Democracy contest Carol Santucl Lucllle Eaton Iuanxta Calkins Below Forum group 1n the assembly ln December Left to Rxght P Garlmgton, N Roller F Iedrzejewskx C Santucl D Bloom A Cyra glil 2 fi ET 'JKQL f' ... 4.3. 11 2 , 88 'L 1 1- I Artur Q D - -. A Q7 'T XX' - ' , ' ' I W , ' . a . tt . in 9 M y I s . ' ' ' s x - 1 X : , f' ,es , 4 rg ' Q l 1 K K u . ' - ' , w I X . , . , . , , Q I... . ' L 1. v , , 4 3' . .f Y A , H I . . l 4 ' Ya 0 . x ,sl , 4 V 5 ,W , .. V I X 7 7 K I s A r . 1 ' ' ,Z V f, A .Alia f . DEBATE AND FO Qi Seated I Reed C Santuu P Gully G Waehrer K Kraus L Eaton F Hmton R Brltton L Kramer Standmg E Ruteckl R Welch M Kuck K Dennard K Schulgasser S Anderson H Tmch B Formanlak P Brown D Hutton FRIENDS EASTONIANS COUNTRYMEN' As rn anclent Rome we too have some excellent orators In the annual Glrls Declamatlon Contest Carol Santucl won First place mth Roses for a Gold Star Mother and later represented us ln the semi finals Arlene Cyra who gave Patterns placed second and Dawn Marte Bloom was third wlth her own story Indectslon Other orators were Norma Roller and Peggy Garllngton Our representatlwes IU the I Speak for Democracy contest were Lucllle Eaton and uanrta Calklns In the Amerlcan Leglon essay contest Kalman Schulgasser won honorable mentlon Theodore ackson was our orator for the Sons of the American Revolutlon and Paul lVlcLemore ln the Clty oratorrcal contest Carol Santucl s essay earned for her the 1955 Good CIIIZCH award grven by the Daughters of the Amerlcan Revolutlon Carol also represented us ln the Amerlcan Legion Oratorlcal Contest Under the lcadershlp of MISS Pxtt East Hrgh s senators debated Technrcal and Kensington Hxgh Schools won the Clly champlonshlp and returned the debate cup to East The subject of thls debate was Resolved that New York State lovser the wotlng age to erghteen Our afhrmatlve team Karen Kraus Lorralne Kramer Kalman Schul gasser Diane Hutton and Sandra Anderson defeated Kenslngton 8 7 the only vrctorxous atlirmatlve debate team m the crty The negative team whlch trlumphed over Technlcal by a score of 9 6 con srsted of Robert Welsh Mark Kuck Carol Santucl Patrlcla Brown and Lucllle Eaton ThlS year s victory rs a challenge to next year s debators If the cup IS won once more East galns permanent possesslon of II 9 5 i 11 PUMBY 89 . EDITORIAL AND First Row D Ferrara W Burgard B Mallott C Belknap C Keirn D Hutton B Batcheller LITERARY STAFFS D Bloom Second Row R Pfister I Antkowiak G DAm1co G Rappold S Puust I Gilbert P Danzl C Santuci Third Row R Des Iardm T Miller C McCann M Cady M Hopp M Alicandro D Boubaris K Metzger EASTONIANS COMPILE A SCROLL FOR THE RECORD Each year the Eastonian records the accomplishments fun and act1v1t1es of the school year Committees made up largely of seniors complle this information take the pictures and record the story Eastonlan Staff Managing editor Carole Belknap associate editors Betty Batcheller Myrna Hopple assist ants Constance McCann Milllcent Gerbracht llterary editor udith Gilbert art editors Richard Kersting Suzanne Oldfield chief photographer Dan Terrana advertising manager Carol Walentynowlcz assistant Kalman Schulgasser circulation managers Diane Hutton Robert Reisch assistant George Rappold Faculty advisers Danford Byrens May Halloran Iosephine Howse Clara McCabe Edith K Newler Irene Roslnska 'Vlarie A Wendlmg CIRCULATION STAFF, First Row-I. Calkins, P. Wisniewski, G. Nichter, M. Rosati, C. Kushman, D. Palmer, P. EASTONIAN Kwiatkowski, C. Lucas, D. Ritts, M. Dittenhauser, I. Skalecki, I. Siudzinski, R. Schneller. Second Row-B. Piechowiak, M. Gerbracht, B. Eckl, B. Waite, D. Keller, K. McNeill, O. Syzdek R. Schneider, P. Kramer, M. Fischer, F. Dalfonso. Third Row-P. Leblenz, M. Schubert, C. Winklemann, M. Goodroe, I. Mazierl ski, G. Fuehrer, A. Cyra, M. Matela, B. Godfrey, I. Zamrok, B. Peters. Fourth Row-I. Iacobs, I. Kralisz, K. Rexinger, R. Lang, P Dubiel, R. Augusiewicz, T. Lang, R. Reisch, M. Burzinski. 90 a. Z' 2 QQ, xi. 5 ,-,-11-' -4 -4 E 2 cw U3 '-l af 'Tl :H U1 3' U3 '-l o Z af 2 First Row-E. Lott, I.. Steinkirchner, C. Lepsch, I. Whitehead, M. Marino, P. Tracy, P. Heppner bond Row-H. Kreutz, P. Zaclwolska, B. Piechowiak, S. Kozlowski. H? Nr- we ,x ,I iv., . ,ka ,an- i , f n , 5 ' Mawr V - Z ' ' STAFF, EASTONIAN First Row-S. Lukaszewski. K. Schulgasser, M. Miller, C. Walentynowicz, S. Stefanski I. Iacobi, M. Miecznikowski. Second Row-'I. Schulgasscr, D. Eber, S. Niedbalski C. Walser, B. Peters, R. Lullia, l.. Owczarzak, B. Iankowski, I. Guzzetta. M151 I F it l i 4 1 'X 1 , 1 A AND PHOTOGRAPHY STAFFS, EASTONIAN First Row-I, Elenfeldt, I. Iones. S. Oldfield, D. Terrana, M. Oatmeyer F. Cebula. Second Row-S. Terry, I. Michno. CI. Freeland, I. Rott, R Kersting. 91 1 I mm 9 ...E Ao 1 T fi nn I P Bb Q f,l1t I FOOTBALL TEAM :M PVP? 6' 'Vrf' F1rstRovs I Cummlngs D Crotoll T Burgard Walsh ankovuak M MtBr1de D Danlel F Dray R Alexander R Dletz Second Rove 'Vlr C Kalbflelsh R Wexgand M Fuller R DAgosnno N Iacobs N Freeland D Rexlnger R Lang D Zbyszevnskx I Mrchno I Broun C Thomas Mr S Blumer Thxrd Row R Thompson P McLemore W Carter I Benton L Oxerstreet P Rames S Burnett F Flood R Pokorskt D Grawunder M Peoples C' Freeland I Marclnlak H Wozmak R Cook I Kelly W 'ihlelds I lVlcK1nnon L Ravnor T Dans OUR GLADIATORS WIN LAURELS IN THE ARENA Contlnulng ln champlonshlp form for the second year 1n a row the East Hlgh Eleven retamed the Har vard Cup Wlth only one more champlonshlp to go before we can permanently claim the Cup our gladlators have a d6Cld8d edge ox er all other schools The grrdlron strategy was planned by Head Coach George Kalb flelsch and hrs asslstant Sam Blumer Coach Kalbflelschs gloomy outlook 1n regard to wlnnlng the Cup a second tlme was a challenge well taken up by our hlgh spxrlted team as lf steadfastly swept aside strong oppo nents Mr Kalbflelsch was lndeed happy that hrs skepttelsm was proved unsound The unrn alled All Hlgh performances of oe Brown and Linebacker Maston Fuller were lmportant factors IH our team s success Versatile ohn Mxchno was our punter and also the man used to galn those lmportant few yards The broken field runnlng of Bob Welgand opened up many scormg opportunltles as Ron Lang called the plays Ron Lang and Norm Freeland were our guards vsho along wlth hard hxttlng tackles Don Zbycnwskl and Ioe McKinnon opened up many holes 1n our opponents lines Charley Thomas and Ralph DAgost1no were our Heet ends and our hustlmg center vsas Dan Rexlnger Don Crocoll was alert to plck up fumbles whlle Wesley Carter was alvs ays near the center of action Ted D3VlS was the 1Yld1Sp6Y1S3blC manager Returnlng players for next year w1ll be Russ Alexander Carl Peach and Walt Shlelds as backfield men and Elnah Benton Roy Cook Ray Dietz Leroy Cummlngs and Phlllp Raines as llnesmen 94 AT THE FOOTBALL GAME 'fx 'mai ,4i, 7,hz my '5' H212 1 4 5 'r 'Q .1 16 is ilggafiydztu KT? ivy? 3. -S Go Romans go The cheerleaders dlrect the bleachers FOOTBALL SCORES-FALL 1954 East 7 South Park 6 East 14 Bennett 0 East 6 Rlversxde 0 East 14 Tech 0 East 6 Burgard 0 East 6 Seneca 0 'L mv flu -axnsg, ', 4 srl an Q -g 4' B C' f- 1 -o. 4'e 4 -fx, 1 if in ,QQ M- od An excmng moment nn the game mth Seneca Ioe Brown breaks away with the ball 95 Cf' CHEERLEADERS Kneellng B Enser G Lazar C Neal I March C Goss G Kroll R Wllllams Standing L Warr I Tullszewskl AND GIVE US YOUR APPLAUSE Under the leadershlp of East s song and cheerleaders every athletlc event of the year was supported by the faculty and the student body They aroused the Splflt whlch spurred East s football team on to Wm the Harvard Cup for the second year 1n successlon VVhenever they appeared the baton twlrlers C3pt1V8tEd the attentlon of the audlence wlth thelr beautlfully executed routlnes and llghted batons Well done we say to these energettc and loyal Eastonlans BATON TWIRLERS A 5-J..L N Hoffman I Hoffman I Davls C Wlllmgham I Stuber L Setben B Moser I Hoffman 96 ' 1. , . , . , . , . , . , . . ' . l 1. , . . -. . , . S .. . , . ' S Y . I x X , .. , -1 '-Q. W t an , 'f - Y . I , Q ME 1 A' rv'-.N . ' lx 2 K , K - S a 4 ll .1 Y , ' A if 3 1 i' . , . , - .1 - I l y - , . l , . , . , First Row-F. Toote, I. Ray, D. Ferrara, R. Des Iardin, T. Miller, W. Ienkins, W. McClurkin, I. Harrell, C. Shaw, O. Goodwin, R. Boyd, Second Row-W. Burgard, L. Martin, M. Slawienski, G. D'Amico, I. Kralisz, I. Braceful, I. Radziwon, R. Bickert, B. Kelsey, Mr. H. Feucht. EAST RUNS A GOOD RACE AT THE CIRCUS MAXIMUS On your mark - get set - bang! This cry was heard by our Oriental marathon runners as they started over the gruelling 2.9 mile course at Delaware Park. Although East High was not successful in winning the Columbia Cup this year, certainly East's runners carried the torch of good sportsmanship, fair play, and the ability to work together, into each meet in which they participated. Under Coach Harry Feucht our runners practiced faithfully and diligently on the Humboldt Parkway in preparation for their meets. The student body should appreciate the persistence and loyalty required to stick to the daily practice. without even applauding spectators to urge them on. In the preliminary runs, East was just barely shaded out of victory by such teams as McKinley, Technical, and Seneca. Although the Orientals did not finish in the top rank of the All-High meet, it can not be said that they did not give their all for the Blue and Gray. Lee Martin, a junior, made All-High for a second time by finishing third in the All-High meet. The other runners who comprised East's team at the All-High meet were as follows: Otis Goodwin, Iames Braceful, Bob Des Iardin, William McClurkin, Irving Harrell, Willie Ienkins, Clarence Shaw. W The team was efficiently managed by Bill Burgard. Q ' ' With high expectations for the future and a very talented squad return- H H ing, Mr. Feucht is looking to next year, in the hope that his team will bring ' Q the Columbia Cup back to East. - I U ' 1 J. Jn-ns 97 BASKETBALL TEAM Seated G DAm1co B Bennett D Ferrara D Danlels Standmg F Bachmeler P Mcbemore D Kenzlk W Shlelds Mr George Kalbflelsch BASKETBALL EVER POPULAR SPORT ON THE CAMPUS MARTIUS Long remembered w1ll be the excxtmg moments provlded by the Blue and the Gray cagers durlng the 1954 55 season Wlth an lmpresslve won slx and lost five record these masters of the hoop were a team of whlch everyone was proud Coach George Kalbflelsh juggled hrs strong bench wlth hrs regulars untll he found an excellent combma tron When thls was done only the best Lafayette could beat us The group was well represented on the All High Team wlth Bill Bennett maklng second team and Walter Shlelds and Norm Freeland each recelv mg honorable mentlon These players were our top scorers and sent the spectators Into frenzles of cheermg wxth thelr sklll and speed In addltlon the regulars lncluded oe Brown and Grover P Freeland Don Ferrara George DAm1co Dave Danlcls 'md Lee Martm 'appeared m almost exery game The remalnlng squad conslsttd ol Paul Nflclscmore Ted Wllson Kenny Fames and Dan Kenclk Walter Shields acted as captam and Lee Martm as ' Four of the five losses occurred ln early season and were by very close scores I The team was on a four game w1nn1ng streak wrth upset VICLOIICS over Kenslngton Technical and Emerson when we almost put the league 1nto a three way txe for y fX the Cup but finally lost m a dtflicult battle to the champlon Lafayette Next year s S VV xxx 4 team w1ll be bullt around Norm Freeland Shields and Bennett and should be a ft' 0 . ggQ4o 5,90-ur strong contender for the Yale Cup 98 - I h U . . . v . - , 4 , s J n 0 ' 3 7 , I . . , ', . , I I . K. I K I V 1' N ' ' ' . A ' A ff A - ' ' tl I co-ca tain. The team was eflicientl mana ed b Frank Bachmeier. , P Y g y -1 I . ft- I . 5, I X . - . . , . . . I , N-2,-., -Af5' 1 2 . . ' , -:,,g,gg:Z, ' ' , , u fo 2 . I 3 s pt'--Z 1 , 'X . b -'A-y, SWIMMING TEAM UWB III! TWT? fr Flrst Row D Terrana I Golda W Burgard T Burgard I Ray Second Row I Schlechler W Mohler M Goss C Russ T Kammskl C Hunter R RGIIZ Mr D Byrens Thxrd Row C Brown G Waehrer G Redmond E Bellel I Walsh Fourth Row T Iackson I Storey M Peoples I Costello D Blerbrauer G Carmon AQUA MEN SPLASH THEIR WAY MERRILY Bang' Splash' These were the fam111ar sounds that echoed through the pool on Thursday afternoons Our aqua men came out victorious IH two of the SIX encounters with top flight competltlon Startlng out on the rlght foot wlth a VICIOFY over Lafayette 32 30 our team lost out by being on the short end of the scores w1th Rxverslde Bennett and South Park Technlcal proved the weaker when they met our splrrted group Ken smgton however nosed us out by the score of 39 27 Lower classmen were the mamstay of the 1954 55 swlmmmg team One sen1or Captaln B111 Burgard led the team wlth hls experlence and skull He was ably backed by hls brother Tom Burgard m the 100 and 40 yard free style 200 yard free styler lm Ray 100 yard free styler Clarence Russ Ilm Colda also a 40 yard free styler and backstrokers Dan Terrana and Ted Kamlnskr who are all young competitors Coach Danford Byrens has somethlng to look forward to wlth a strong nucleus for future teams In the All Hlgh meet m whlch B111 and Tom Burgard quallfied, along with a relay team, they made the other swlmmmg teams ln the Clly know that East was present B111 Burgard turned ln a second ln the 40 yard, loslng by a ha1r's breadth Hls brother and the relay team also gave a good account for the Blue and Gray Rlchard Reltz added the necessary Splflt as manager l Young ln years, but mature ln Splflt and fight, the team hopes to splash to future achievement Wlth a successful bld for the Syracuse Cup 4 X A-,, q.f Q-vl5'J J. Jovi! 99 , 1 l I U Q C v o - - - - J, M ' ' V V- I , .L , I -V ,A , ' ,MM tat, ,.,,. ,A ,N , f 'mf L ,,,,2, , ,,,,, ,, ,,,V..f, ,f.,,M.2 ,, H7 ,VW , . 2, . ,s,,, , ,, ,.,, , Y 2 X M 1 MW, Aww' I1 ,, ,,,V, W 1 , f , N, , , 1 .,......,-J, if 1 W y 1 W' 'T . ,..,,,,.sr 1 x - 'f r . ,. .- -:v-'A-wx-usa ' ' il ' . ,, W, ,-,...,, . , x x. J ,.,..-V-............ 1 N A A I - - 'Q-' S , , ,..- W, , J..,s.s I , ,..J,...,,.l f I , .?,M,,,a. 1 .4..,,,. T X' fr - ' J Q Q ' Z, - 1 , I f 6 .M A ' A , - I 1, I' ,I l 1' I L , ' ' ' l , X 4 X , I yr 1 M I , H 1. g ,, , VI ff it I ' Q ' ,,g 'K f 1 -I, 4 4'f'f 4 A.- 1 I I -I . , . . , . , . . , . . ' i . l , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . 1 . N' , . , . , . , . . '- . , - , . , . , . , . . l . . . , - , . 1 9 - - ' 9 s ' - ' ' 1 . I s ' 5 v S - L - I - 5 - Q , - Z , THE BASEBALL TEAM J J' vt -u A J 4 1 ,XA 3 X It , U' 8 l Y H' H E53 9 X -4 v .fir I , 7 Ifgv '1 Hi A 1 . s Si' x A1 ki . .14 L ,144 'i'?il?.i.-STL. First Row-D. Kencik, D. Frantzen, R. Reisch, R. Lang, P. Dubiel, R. Augusiewicz, M. Fuller, B. Wistner, S. Dubiel, B, Weigand. Second Row-I. Lipinski, I. Walsh, N. Dumford, F. Flood, E. Benton, I. Tolsma, D. Tumer, G. Freeland, F. Szczodrowski. Third Row-W. Anthony, A. Box, I. Redmond, D. Murphy, I. Golda, I. Iankowiak, Mr. S. Blumer. WITH SPRING COMES THE CALL OF THE OUTDOORS THE TENNIS TEAM First Row-D. Pelowski, D. Tatko, M. Burzinski, D. Szko- dzinski, W. Burgard. Second Row-G. Waehrer, L. Ciesla, Biclcert. Fourth Row-H. Hell- Mr. Byrens, L. Figura, R. Reitz 100 D. Eber. Third Row-A. Metz, I. Schulgasser, B. Bejger, R. man, I. Matuch. Fifth Row- ,s Q 5362, 'X' THE TRACK TEAM 3 h. 5' ',fg,.f?7 nigh A .V!':f,9?-Q ple-V Y. 1 ,V will Q 'g ..?-?t'A'i:a4 f Yaf'fr-is-rw:--rf-'s'T. fit? f fi M.. A54 'F' gs . First Row-R. Dietz, R. Des Iardin, C. Thomas, W. Barlow, T. Reed, L. Martin, R. Alexander, I. Braceful, W. Carter, E. Lowther. Second Row-I. Mckinnon, I. Dobson, F. Evans, W. Brown, L. Overstreet, I. Kralisz, G. Boyd, I. Radziwon, R. Cummings, W. Bentley, Mr. G. Kalbfleisch. Third Row-I. Tolliver, I. Bolden, F. Toote, R. Piatasik, I. Harrell, O. Rayford, R. Cook, T. Kamin- ski, D. Dennard, R. Dozier. T0 TRADITIONAL FEATS 0F STRENGTH AND SKILL With the coming of the robin to the green lawns of East, there also come excited young sports- men eager to hear the ping of a tennis ball hitting a new racket, the crack of the bat, and the loud bang as the starter fires his pistol. When our beloved Pop Ierge retired, the baseball team got a new coach, in the person of Mr. Sam Blumer. The team's stars were Bob Augusiewicz and Masten Fuller on the mound, Dan Kencik and Paul Dubiel behind the plate, Captain Bob Reisch, Ron Lang, Grover Freeland, and Paul Dubiel in the infield, and Bob Wistner, Ioe Lipinski, and Don Frantzen in the outfield. Coach George Kalbfleisch took over the track team in place of Mr. Ted Grenda. Under his leadership our championship team of 1954 again became the scourge of the Buffalo Public High Schools. The distance events were run by Lee Martin, Bob Des Iardin, and Irving Harrell. In the sprints we had lim Tolliver, lim Braceful, and Isaac Bolden. In the other events were George Iohn- son, Thomas Reed, Iohn Kralisz, Charles Thomas, Richard Cummings, and Russell Alexander. With only two remaining regulars from the championship tennis team of l954, Coach Dan- ford Byrens had to develop new talent, Bill Bur gard, Marvin Burzinski, and Donald Szkodzinski were the singles men. Dan Tatko and Larry Figu ra were our stars in the first doubles, with Igor Matuch and Don Pelowski representing East in the second doubles. Since the Eastonian must go to press before the spring sports season ends, we cannot report the final results. But as the season advances, the augurers report all omens favorable, with one laurel wreath in prospect. 101 SPORTS SEASON Left The squad xx atches during a tense moment Mxddle Left Georges car decorated for the Motorcade to the Bennett ame Lovser Left Wmners IH lntertlass basketball Flrst Rovs B Wllllams C Thompson Second Row T Reed T Wilson E Lowther Below Harvard Club presents football trophy whrle Mr Davenport and Mr K3lbH6lSCl'l watch FALL-WINTER-SPRING I pper Right Dan Terrana nears the goal Rlght Craceful Ixm Braneful comes m Belovs Freeland mes for a Jump shot Ive' ,J 3:.'7E 'J' at i i 'sl-E-. ' ' Below Bleachers at the Lafayette game fcourtesy of Courzer Expressj i 1 E X z 103 7 SENIOR GIRLS SPORTS W Flrst Row B Plechowlak A Suwalska P Za.cholska,I Skaleclu C Wrllmgham S Sumler E Varrone H Kreutz Second Row I Srudzmslu S Oldfneld C Boslnska, B Batcheller D Hutton L McCarley P Heppner M Gerbracht S Puust P Moore Thrrd Row C Lepsch A Grzebmskl F Cebula I Klemdxenst A Lewandowskl C Ostanskr I Gilbert A Watson L Zlemba ROME WAS NEVER LIKE THIS EAST GIRLS lEAR Future of Amerlcal Yes the students of today are the future of Amerlca What can better prepare a student for thls lmportant role than partlclpatmg 1n sports? Sports help to develop good character sportsman shlp team sp1r1t and above all a healthy body Athletlcs too bmd natlons together by fair competltlon and a strong feellng that no matter who wms each trred hrs best Names llke Ben Hogan Ioe Louls and BabeZahar1as are synonymous Wllh good w1ll and clean l1v1ng Frrday night sesslon m the gym Today more than ever people are sports mlnded Iust thlnk of the mllllons of people m the world who look for ward to the World Series the Rose Bowl game and the Olymplcs Even the partlclpatlon at a hxgh school football game shows how many people enjoy good sports The glrls at East Hlgh School have an opportunity to take part m sports thanks to the sklllful cooperatlon of our gym teachers Each Tuesday and Thursday provldes a well rounded sports program from early fall to late sprlng The varlous strokes and rules of badmmton were taught by MISS Kayser Baseball and tennls were under the dlrec tlon of Mlss Bertha Schwenger and volleyball under Mrs ohnson s supervlslon The soclal danclng classes taught by Mrs Iohnson mcluded tangoes waltzes and foxtrots On March 8 the glrls of East Hlgh School played host to South Park Glrls Vocatlonal and Kenslngton tn a play day Four corner volleyball vsas played IH the gym and re freshments were served later IU the cafeteria In March the glrls were 1nv1ted for a play day to Kenslngton and ln May to the UHIVCFSIEY of Buffalo 104 9 t 1 T gs if , r. l s-' ' ' ' . 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N I II I I JUNIOR GIRLS' svonrs First Row E Woznlak P Colomon M Rybarezyk I Watts E Gayles A Lawkowskx M Dresfeld C Melnke Second Row P Garlmgton E Parr I Woods S Zimmerman B Moser P Gulley P LaCrego P Brown A Stewart Thlrd Row-C Austm L Kramer S Plkul C Wleben C Ralph D Krawczyk C Bolanowskl P Moore L Slommskx B Iohnson Fourth Row O Edwards I Mlnsterman O Elliott S Kless L Eaton S Coolidge F Englert 'VT Schoenthal I Van Tassel I Iannuz D Wxeberg Flfth Row-O Buchner D Stolmskl M Wl3tfOWSkl B Smith L Fluellcn AS THEY PLAY SWIM DANCE IN AFTER SCHOOL SPORTS by F1rstRovx C Carter elm I Crzebmsltn V Adams D Avent L Hoppue Second Row B Adams S Glunz B Foster I Hoffmann B Croh N Calster F 'Nlontesano R Ellls Thxrd Rou P Auger B Hoppe I Harpster VI Guenther P Dohertx M Hagedorn B Enser I Kadow Fourth Rovs I Blassxngame S Bonner E Coode I Hoflmann C Keller 105 -- I 1. , . , . ,. , . , . , . , . . 1 . , . ,. , . , . , . , . , . , . . . , . ,. , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 . ,. , . ,. , . ,. ,. ,l. ,. ,. , . . . , . , . , . , . . 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SOPHOMORE GIRLS' SPORTS IN-Z1 First Row I Scott V Tzlmou, N Scholl Second Row I Stuber I Rltts D Pelon M Slelskl B Schwartzott Tlurd Row N Roller R Quaglxana C Whitaker M Stockschlaeder I Schmldbauer GIRLS LEARN T0 PROPORTION WORK AND PLAY The Swlmmlng program under the d1rect1on of M1ss Murlel Payne taught the glrls the fundamental strokes of Swlmmlng and helped them learn how to dlV6 For the skllled there was an opportumty to take Red Cross tests Glrls who wanted to emulate Marllyn Bell were helped to develop thelr talents Thls varled program certamly PYIVCS East IS on the top ln the sports department The blg event of the year was glrls letter day May 27 whlch was under the dlrectlon of Mlss Kayser I was a pretty sxght to see the gxrls dressed 1n wlnte ready to recelve thelr awards Sun Puust was the chalrman won thelr first year letters forty thelr second year letters and thlrty thelr thlrd year letters The twenty five senlors who were glven thelr gold E s felt more than adequately rewarded for thelr four years of falthful par txclpatron ln these pleasurable sports Usually fifty pomts are glven for each sport taken In the freshman year one hundred and fifty polnts must be earned to ICCCIVE a four mch letter E and 1n the sophomore year a total of three hundred polnts for a s1x inch letter For the jumors a total of four hundred pomts wms a seven mch letter Then at last after earnmg five hundred pomts a semor glrl recelves a gold E whlch signifies that she has had four good years of fun and healthful exercise and has learned the essentlals of games she may enloy for vears to come We the future CILIZCHS of Amerxca know that no matter what our rellglon our race or our creed may be we are part of a working team ready to help make our country greater Our gold E wlll never let us forget the four years at East Hlgh School where we learned to work and play together jx jsqmw' 106 . . , , . . . . . t and the guest speakers were Mrs. Elmer Milch, Miss Marie Schuler, and Mr. Raymond Glunz. Thirty-six girls , , 1 J ' I L 9 I - I L L s xx ' - XX xl. fx ikg i 22? 5 v Q 3 Qi 9 ,r . 3 WA, A514 X y.F!,liA u 1 RW Q X X X f'Wf CondratuIatlons to the Class of 1995 T7'7 'iX IRS' 3 U1 THESE J A GRADUATION from EAST Hugh School IS the first milestone on your road to success Whether you enter college or take your place m the busmess world you will find that a smart appearance will be one of your greatest assets We mvlte you to vnslt Klemhans College Shop Browse all you like and get acquainted with The Alma Mater of well dressed young men KI FINIIANS COI LINCI SHOP I-I FLEISCHMAN FURRIER FURS OI' MERI1' AND FASHION Phone MO 2860 237 DELAWARE AVE BUFFALO N Y Compliments SINDEL S DRY CLEANERS N O R B A N S 690 FILLMORE AVENUE MR 6 MRS F A IEDRZEIEWSKI 1347 BROADWAY Over 73 Years o Serwce SELLING MEN'S AND BOYS' NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS OF HATS SHOES CLOTHING FURNISHINGS PETER YOUNG INC. 582 GENESEE STREET near Jefferson CL 0287 Open Monday and Thursday E-venmgs Compliments o R O O M 3 4 3 VINCENT BROWN RICHARD COLEMAN GALE CONRAD IOSEPH COSTELLO LEROY DARRELL ROY DEGENFELDER FRED FLEDERBACH GENTRE GARMON ROGER GEISE FRED HARGE ROBERT HOLMES RICHARD LIPKA DONN IE IA EDWIN MITCHELL EDGAR MOLSON FRED PLA DAVID RICHARDSON IOSEPH SCHULGASSER THOMAS SKYE IAMES METZGER ROBERT KANTOWSKI BILLY HARRIS CORDELL FREEMAN IOHN LICKERS EDWARD BOWLS CKSON 110 , . 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GERARD WIECZKOWSKI .3 xxx W- I' f , 5 I Q Z ' M g I-gi 115 i 11 - :w -V, THE PANTHEON The Patrxclans fSen1ors to youj met and cast ballots for their favorlte candldates as follows Upper Left These have pleasxng personalities Left to Right Marllyn Rosatl Ralph DAgostmo Don Ferrara Mary lane Komorowskl George DAm1co Beverly Godfrey Above These are Venuses and Apollos Seated Cynthla Donnellan Pete Dublel Standing Iohn lxrallcz Betty Batcheller Connie 'VlcCann lrank Dalfonso Left These are the shytst Seated Tony Gllson Bull Burgard Sun Puust Vls na Hopple Betty Waite Standmg Ronald Bob left These are full ol attlxlty Left to Rlght Nxtlt Iacohs Dome Robmson Brute 'vlallott Tom Vllller Dann Vlarle Bloom Lea 'Nuarder OUR HALL OF FAME Here are the Senlors we wlll remember long for outstandmg qualltles Above These are the lesters Seated Mamte Vlartno Vlary Rose 'Xlltandro I anne Cuzzetta Standing George johnson Marxm Burztnslst Iohn Mtchno Ahoxe Rlght These wear lashtonable togas Seated Ioan Iacobt Ted Davis Iuanlta Calkins gandmp, Dau Turner Bob Des Iardtn Marge es ffl Rtght l r these the laurel wreath ol success Qcated Duane Hutton Carol Santuu Kalman Sthul gasser Standtng Roswell Pftster lsaren K aus Bob Relsth below These are loquattous left o Rtght -Xrlene Csra Rosalte Lullta Donna llatlsnex Dm Rextnzer Ed Rutetlst Lerow Iohnson - . ,t , . 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OCCASIONS Leo Orlowskx 1299 FILLMORE AVE BUFFALO Phone HU 0399 IN THE HEART OF EAST LOVEIOY THE IDEAL PHARMACY I CARLTON WALSH Phcxrmacxs! 1110 E Loveloy Street Bu fc: o N ITS EASY TO DIAL T 1110 W F Rozek Phone TA 0795 ROZEK PHARMACY 600 WALDEN AVENUE CORNER BAILEY BUFFALO ll N Y Compliments of BONNIE ADAMS DOLORES BALLOU IO BLASSINGAME SHIRLEY BONNER CLARA CARTER LORETTA CLAYTON IDA MAE COOPER ROSEMARY CORNELL CAROL DE MARIANO CARMEN DONES MARSHA ECHOLS EILEEN ERNST NANCY GALSTER MARIORIE HAGEDORN PATRICIA HARNS EVELYN HARRISON NANCY HOFFMAN INEZ HOOSER BEATRICE KENDIG RUTH LAW FRANCES LOWE MARY MCCANDLESS ADELAIDA SANCHEZ CATHERINE SPELLMAN LUCILLE STRANO IOYCE STROHECKER LA FRANCE THOMAS VIOLA TZIMOU Compliments o COCKER HAVEN KENNELS Carol and Judy Kexm 654 WOODLAWN AVENUE 125 fe, ,., I 5- 0 Q 2 ,,, xv Q 4 Q Q . ' - 'X A X I xl! 4 I X IOI ' , 1. ' I I I '11, .Y. 1 ' --A. . - 1 1I,N,Y. 4 ' f 1 IORS FAVOR To determine preferences of the Senlors the Eastoman conducted a poll These are the results What IS your favorite Car l Cadlllac 2 Buick Skatmg Rink l New Skateland 2 Arena Subject 1 Chemlstry 2 Ollice Practlce ood l tzza 2 Spaghettx 2 Pasnme 2 Bemg Wlth boy or frlend School Song l Alma Mater 2 Buckle Down Comic Stnp 1 Dennls the Menace Popular Song Female Smger 1 Earth Angel l on1 ames 2 Sincerely 2 Dons Day Movie Male Singer 1 Battle Cry 1 Eddle Flsher 2 Magnlficent ObS8SSlOH 2 Perry Como Television Show I George Gobel s Show 2 Tonxght CSteve Allenj Orchestra I Iackle Gleason 2 Glenn Miller Who rs your favorite? Male Movie Stars glr 2 Marlon Brando Female Movxe Stars 1 Debble Reynolds 2 Ellzabeth Taylor Comedians 1 George Gobel 2 Dean Martin and 3 Drsc ockey I Frank Ward 2 Lucky Plerre Author l Mlckey Splllane 2 Shakespeare Where will you be next year 1 Secretary in an office COne said Ice fishlng ln the Belglan Congo J What IS your best excuse for un prepared homework? 1 I left If home 2 I forgot to do lf 2 Blondle and Dagwood Ierry Lewxs comptnmems MMQQGQJ OF 32 ,qg-41, 77La,uxJ NW qfgmw ef 154 WW W We Www ,W My Dulu-A,r.W'1I My Q,w1a1,:.5M2g 5aa W QM GJ for eq! 126 SEN CHOSE ITES ' B A ? b I 11 . . , . J F . . l . . P. . . . . ? l l Reading. . 1- 1 Tony Curtis 2 College I . l . 4, ' D U . f ' JF . 3 p KK ww E E ' . . 1 H , 2 r if Q 'ft s ' .ef R . EM Q? 2 , . ' . 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DRY CLEANERS P 0 DE 5445 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 55 Cf' OF PARFIV f 'b e East Hldh School Parent Teacher Association Q F' LEO O lvl 5 O -4 Zwjmwgpg QJQWQZE HMM 1- QAM as was Z ,leafy -411-ffjfunfw -1 A in-0pQe.fy,! Q mwfzg. we 24,4 Z,,,,,gf's?M T 2 For a Career In Professional Nursing Apply r THE DIRECTOR OF NURSES DEACONESS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING 56 RlySt Buffl8NY ROOM 63 PRESENTS A SURVEY a recent East Hlgh School survey the followmg facts we e dlscovered 1 Du t y a p pl wrote 144,000 words carrled 1,620 pounds of books cllmbed 72,000 stalrs heard 3,420 bells took 558,900 foot steps 2 The whole student body car led 6075 tons of books cllmbed 108 000 000 stalrs 1' Q K fi W4 - 4- took 166,356,006 foot steps wrote 2,160,000,000 words 12 O f 9 'k ' Q? .. J' e v 8 j 6 1'5 Fl . ..:I' .' A 6 ' Q fbyv 65 Compliments of l h ne: . . l g ' 5 . . . 3 i e reet a o , . . -- In ' ' ' r ' : , . ring he ear the aver ge u i 'LN XX' XV QW A fx? gxm A KW? mxgg, '70 fx D.-fm' ff WWW? 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V , 1 W S 0 ' L3 , SQ CF-2,5 E THE SENIOR GIRLS OF ROOM T20 ARE HAPPY TO PRESENT THE SENIOR CLASS WIlI....MCMlV Anno Domml MCMLV We the class of l9o5 of Buffalo East Hugh School County of Erle and State of New York, being of sound mind do make and declare thts our last Wlll and Testament In the manner followmg 0 Vlr Davenport many more happy years and quiet corridors forever Vlr Miller a new set of gupptes to name after hrs new secretartes all Engltsh teachers IOOO boys and girls who can wrtte and understand poetry four freshmen football players Dan Rextngers seat on the bench future semors the front row seats ln assembly some up and coming, basketball player Don Ferrara s No I3 gersey the Fsklmos all the girls woolen knee socks all people vuth the corner lockers lighted eyeballs 'Vlr Byrens a swtmmlng team of Bnll Burgards 'Vllss McCabe a new load of efficient machine operators Fdna Mae Bloom all the fun her sister had the NPT our old bus tlckets one of Mr Cohen s young proteges Tom Miller s tuba the cafeterza staff Carol Santucl s Betty Crocker Cook Book 'Vllss Allen and Vlr Murdock one perfectly adlusted student the stage crtw free coffee and doughnuts Mrs Lum a years supply of chewing gum Room 340 the First encounter wtth Mr Flsher s yardstlck future seniors an easier way of obtatnlng scholarships Tom Burgard full charge of the PA system or Eastonlans who get tlred qulck escalators replacing the staxrs the new senrors a painless way to learn Amerlcan History the future cooking classes Bob Des Iardm s kettledrums next year s yearbook staff an easter way to put the yearbook together those who will accept them the followtng the fountam QPJ tn front of l6l thlrd floor classes after gym long classes homework exams report cards 8 55 schedule ftre drllls second roll call long assemblies 05 parts ln the play alr ratd drtlls lockers wee beasttes To all under classmen all sad and happy times vue knew all the studying and the fun all our success and all our grlptng next year s seniors all the luck IH the world the teachers all the appreciation we felt but nes er expressed all a peaceful world wttness whereof on thxs twenty etghth clay of une l955 we do affix our signature THE CLASS OF MCMLV s S 133 To . . . , ' ' ' ' - To A V A ' ' . 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B 'N AROUND THE SCHOOL Uppe Left Gong p9 SaysM OC no Uppe Rght a atclassdiplay Lo e Left Ah apaty' I0 e Rght achemstylab pe od AMERICAS KING OF SPORTING GOODS Stands Ready To Serve Your Every Need Q .I Cf sax 5, fm I J D I C K FIS C H E R ATHLETIC GOODS INC 4 BIG SPORTING GOODS CENTERS 699 MAIN ST THRUWAY PLAZA WA 8080 BA. 8820 TONAWAN DA NIAGARA FALLS 134 6' I 2 S l g ' tth 1 19ssf Ab o 'I l-I E C I N E M A Theatre ol Dnslmchon 645 mm srnrzr : . s U ANSWERS' ' f ' G 'ld neaaam I sm 1 THEY CLEANED OFF ALL MY Complxments 0 FRANK O CON N OR SPORTING GOODS Complete Lane 0 ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 691 Mann Street Buffalo 3 New York 135 'x v K Q E r I X X ' X X ? , nv x 'kg A -f lv L J 4. ? 4: 1 S X - Con ratulatlons o e C ass of rom erle L J Draman, ex-'55, of Miami, Florida. X Tl I I . Phone MA . Iom the S udent Cmemu ux L Koulnu u cel or en s 9 if 7 vw Q Q AUTOGRAPHS 4 ' . ff El-IS EHS