East High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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,Jr MARIE I COLBURN When Miss Margaret N Phil lxps left East Hrgh last year, the students lost a valuable tea cher Formerly of Fosdxck Masten Park Hxgh School, she readrly made herself a part of Easts faculty where her qulet manner her skrll and competence, her outstanding knowledge of bus1 ness sublects greatly mfluenced the students Ike wxsh her all success rn her future endeavors We Say Farewell When Miss Marie I. Colburn came to us from Ieosdlck Xlasten, lt was our great garn, for she IS a teacher who has always stress ed hlgh standards of work, lead mg us to strrve for perfectxon and gu1d1ng us when we faltered As an able advxsor for Fosdrck Masten s Cromcle she won ap plause from a generatron of stu dents For the years ahead, she deserves only the best MARGARET N PHILLIPS

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THE ALUMNI BOARD Sitting Lorraine Slisz, Joyce Wassrnger Joan Welt Donald Lrtwm Alta Baldauf Bea Nxes Standing Marilyn Bentley, Celine Mahoney Katherine Kleber Edward Tucholski Geraldine Graczyk Irving Fudeman Priscilla Kern Alumm Remember The Past and Look To The Future Once again the Eastoman welcomes the East High Alumni Association to its pages The officers this year were Joan Welt, president, Irene Dennis, vice president, Joyce Wassinger, recording secretary Donald Litwin, treasurer, Lorraine Slisz, corresponding secretary Edward Tucholski, sergeant at arms The group works to provide a scholarship for a deserving senior and to keep strong the ties to their Alma Mater among graduates and former students of East High School At meetings happy memories of high school days are recalled, as members remimsce about the plays and sports and studies which they shared, yokes and pranks they enyoyed together Their annual dance held in the gym on April 20 had a dual purpose to promote fellowship and to raise funds for the Victor I Kless Memo with a substantial lift toward a college education AN ALUMNI COMMITTEE vin... Sitting Dawn Marie Bloom joan Stachowiak Alice Kreuter, Carol I Schwarzott Camille Ostanski Anne Marie Lewandowski Standing Ronald R Hitzel, Ralph D Agostino Ron ald Bannan Arlene Cyra Thomas Miller Diane Hutton joseph Trimbolr George Wern furtner Gary A Buchner, Robert Strassheim 7 tial Scholarship Fund. Old friendships were renewed, and some boy or girl will be made happy at graduation, ! , M- , 4 n 5- . K r 1 , 1 In 1 . . 1. l- I ' .1 , I '

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lt is with deepest regret that we bid adieu to Nliss Niary Nlc Carthy valued counselor and teacher extraordinary Lnsparing of herself, she taught us respect for scholarship and set us an ample of devotion to duty In leaving us she is not abandon ing her vsell loved field of his tory for her work with the Buf falo Council for Foreign Affairs is but dealing with history in the making Nlay all success attend er KATHARINE SULLIVAN Friendly sympathetic - ways even-tempered Miss lxathe- rine Sullivan has shown us an example of a lady in the true sense of the word. And though she loves the great poets, she has never been unappreciative of the written efforts of her stu- dents. Her going is a loss not only to the debate team she coached so competently and to the English Department but to us all. 04' 'Wit- MARY M Mc CARTHY LUCY BURG As a teacher Miss Lucy Burg left her students with a clear and lasting knowledge of the basic principles of mathematics As a friend, she was sympathe- tic, understanding, patient, and always ready with a helping hand. In short, she left a last- ing impression on all with whom she came in contact. Thus en- deared to both faculty and stu- dents, she has our best wishes with her always. To Able Teachers h .Q U ' , , al