East High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1957 volume:

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Published by the Class of 1957 IAN Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page EAST HIGH SCHOOL Buffalo, New York 3 FOREWORD ln thus Arr Age the staff of the l957 Eastonuan thunk It appropriate to use as their theme the anrplane that symbol of our tnmes So we welcome you to Arr Base East We hope you wall have a fune tlme cruusung around our four floor plans watch our new pnlots shapsng up see the mann tenance crews attendung to cletauls wonder at the shnnnng faces of the new recruuts nn short you wall see us nn action as we learn to luve happily and successfully In the world of our turnes 4 altitudes. You will visit our hangars, look at our flight T GORDON BROWNJOHN DEDICATION To Gordon Brownjohn Teocher scaentust gentleman Who hos sponsored the chess clubs for mony yeors Who teoches us more thon physics ond rodlo Who IS olwoys omnoble ond understondung Whose sense of humor never fouls Who IS ever reody with odvnce ond encouragement And who as esteemed os o frlend by foculty ond students We otfectlonotely dedlcote thus 1957 Eostonaon 5 I EDWIN F RUNDELL EDWIN F RUNDELL 1901 1956 East Hugh School was shocked on the mornung of December 6 1956 at the news of Mr Edwun F Rundell s death Though he had been assustant pruncupal at East for less than a year he had become a fruend of the students and a valuable member of the faculty Mr Rundell came to East from South Park Hugh School where he had been appounted as a socual studues teacher Later he became that school s furst guudance counselor He was the author of the book we all used un the seventh grade Buffalo Your Cuty Several years ago he organuzed and for one year was moderator for the WBEN Hugh School Raduo Forum a panel program for teen agers on Saturday mornungs Of hum Mr Thomas Murdock has wrutten The roots of untegruty fudeluty co-operatuon and thoughtfulness were, deeply planted un hum Love of hus work and concern for others werelcharacter ustucs whuch enhanced hus devoted lufe He enjoyed workung wuth boys and gurls and one of hus greatest joys was knowung that hus counselung had auded theur development At the memorual assembly held un February l957 Robert Buckert representung the students saud of hum Mr Rundell was a kund tempered man respected by all even by the students he was obluged to duscuplune He frequently gave help to students who found subjects duffucult and were so duscouraged that they asked to drop them Mr Rundell wull have a place un the affectuons of students and teachers aluke for a long tume The effect of hus death upon East was As when a lordly cedar green wuth boughs goes down And leaves a lonesome place agaunst the sky 6 . - , . , . . . . . , . , . . 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' ll When the news ot Mr Mullers transfer to Bennett was announced great con sternatuon prevauled for he was loved by all the students of our school Though he came to East only un l952 he had become so furmly a part of the school ut seemed unthunkable we could con tunue wuthout hum There us no student who dud not thunk of hum as a fruend Hus quuet confudence hus ready sym pathy hus good counsel hus gay spurut these we had learned to count on Now there us an empty spot un our hearts whuch no one can ever quute full We muss hum sad ly and hope that only the best wull come to hum un all the years ahead Wuth the returement of Mrs Sophua Fox Brown we have lost a teacher whose warm truendluness unfunute patuence and suncere un derstandung of young people have endeared her to East Hugh stu dents We shall not soon forget her luveluness her good humor her subtle sense of style and her true love of books and learnung Her unsustence on a hugh qualuty of scholarshup her unspuratuon and guudance have helped count less students to fund theur places un our modern complex world To Mrs Brown whom we ad mure so much goes our wush for contunuung happuness n all her favorute pursuuts' MRS SOPHIA FOX BROWN LLOYD A. MILLER . . I - i 7 THE PAST AS A PRELUDE TO THE FUTURE THOSE WHO WOULD LEARN MUST LISTEN AND FOLLOW Fasten your safety belts' The enght fifty fuve bell rs about to rung after whlch we wnll be off on the day s swuft flight But flrst we must receuve from the tower our briefings over the antercom But no today s enght fnfty frve flnght has been grounded untrl nnne ten when the necessary repairs to the north east runway wull have been completed Good' That gnves us an extra flve mlnutes to review Hnstory In Englash nn Chemistry In German and an Eleventh Year Math or In other sublect flelds as the case may be PRACTICING THE ART OF SPEAKING 8 direetions for today's flight into knowledgel Let's see -there will be forty-five minute stop-overs in HSO -l-HCL-l-A-P MUST PRACTICE AND WORK BEFORE TRYING THEIR WINGS Before we take off perhaps we had better take our tnme to explaun the system of educatlon at our aur base Basic trannnng IS the fsrst year s study of Engllsh economic world general scuence and a language or algebra Following that one beglns to go to specuallsts school wlth three year courses an the flelds of busuness cuence art mathematlcs homemaknng languages or lndustrual art ln order to receive a flying certrfucate IH one of these flelds one must also successfully complete four years of English three and a half years of social studies one year each of sclence and mathemarlcs WIR STUDIEREN DEUTSCH 9 2 4 - . . , . . , . 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There must be tolerance and sympathy wulllngness to serve our beloved democracy understanding of the past so that we need not repeat :ts errors Interest m the world beyond our borders that world so close to us nn our tlme and love of our tellowmen everywhere PREPARING FOR A PUPPET SHOW 13 u Q 1 1 I I I I uf 'r A sx:cu'ruv: COMMITTEE 771' '1- gnu-.... Nelson Shamp PARENTS AND TEACHERS TOGETHER CREATE THE GOOD SCHOOL Once agaun the Parent Teacher Assocuatuon of East Hugh School has carrued out a well planned program The furst meetung un the fall presented a duscussuon on druver educatuon by unstructor George Stuegler In November durung Amerucan Educatuon Week the PTA shared un the Open House pro gram Chrustmas carols guft exchange and cookues were enjoyed at the December meetung The month after the January budget meetung the group celebrated the fourth burthday of East Hugh P T A and the suxtueth annuversary of the Natuonal Congress wuth a tea In March a panel of fuve teachers Muss Vurgunua Foley moderator Muss Glena Allen Muss Duane Ruszau Mr Danuel Krzesunsku and Mr Edward Stenhouse duscussed the Courtesy Program at East Hugh Of the l29 members forty nune were teachers and eughty parents The offucers Mrs Adam Hell mann presudent the Reverend Eluuah Echols and Muss Marue Wendlung vuce presudents Mrs Chester Nawrocku recordung secretary Mrs Eluuah Echols correspondung secretary and Mr Nelson Shamp treasurer worked together wuth the other members t promote the welfare h e f u t u cutuzens at East Hugh The East Hugn PTA was repre sented un the actuvu tues of the Buffalo Councul PTA the Western Dus truct Mrs Wulluam Kath rught and Mrs James Bell left sugn up new members for the PTA 14 J, L. --. I ' - 1' 2 . E7 I ,. ,Q Xb, . X , si' X ' . I fc 4 V. . , l W L u A 2 X .1 '- uu.c u, C.- - A - W- -' ' ff ' , . A ' L X. x Seated-Mrs. Chester Nawrocki, Mrs. Adam Hellmann, Mrs. Nelson Shamp. Standing--John Walsh, Marie Wendling, - 1 I ' I I . . . . In I . I . . . .I I . . .I . , . . I -..I . 'Q - ' . ' . I . - I . I . .. . I - ' I I V I I - 1 I . 4 f ' O J - o f t r e J . . T0 NUT gg l f - Im: T' ' ' ' , . ., in IA A . t . l . , . , . , , I . . . AN ALUMNI COMMITTEE Furst Row R Strassheum A Kreuter D Lutwun P Wazenska M de Corse Second Row G Sowunsku Muss M Kenny D Hutton M Sowunsku L Kramer A Burwug Muss R Putt Thurd Row S Kraus J Farrar H Marclnuak R Welch M Steunhart R Suudzunsku R Marky ALUMNI ASSIST STUDENTS AND FACULTY AT AIR BASE EAST The Alumnu Assocuatuon of East Hugh School us made up of young men and women who have already receuved theur wungs and are now takung theur places un a wuder more complex world How ever they stull fund pleasure un meetung together and duscussung the tumes when they worked and played together here at East Under thus years offucers Donald Lutwun presudent Aluce Kreuter correspondung secretary Phyllus Wazenska recordung secretary Robert Strassheum treasurer Gary Buchner sergeant at arms the Alumnu Assocuatuon carrued out a busy schedule of events ln February the Assocuatuon held a pot luck supper and a general meetung to plan the year s actuvutues The members were loyal supporters of our Aprul Varuety Show for whuch they sold a block of tuckets On May 5 the Alumnu Assocuatuon held a dmner and entertainment at the V F W Post un Wulluamsvulle to rause money for the Vuctor J Kless Memorual Scholarshup Fund from whuch they annually award a scholarshup to a deservung graduate who plans to further hus or her edu catuon Many of them recall theur own struggles to secure an educatuon beyond hugh school It guves them pleasure to know that they are makung the path a luttle easuer for some youngster today John Walsh as senuor class representatuve to the Alumnu Assocuatuon attended meetungs and conveyed the Assocuatuon s udeas to the students of the senuor class so that these future members mught become aware of the fellowshup and goodwull that us promoted by our East Hugh Alumnu Assocuatuon I5 After the Sensor Assembly Spanush dancer Juduth Keurn chats wuth speaker Cy Buckley - . , . , . , . , . . - . , . 'I - I - I - I ' I - ' T' I ' I ' I . , . , . , . . H . . . H . . . . I ' ' , I . , . . . . l . ' I I I I I I I I I I ' ' I - . . . , I , . . . . , ' I I I . . , . . I . . . I ' I I I DARRYL WILLIAMS EDWARD GAYLES ADMINI TRATION 'Of- NY fe. pg 3: rub '1- 1' A fm Jgg, F J .1 :- 3' 'gffgfz' J 'pi I As we wmg our way through four years of trammg we come to realnze how steady IS the hand ot our commander and how skvlled are the veteran pulots who give us our flnght mstructnon Always competent and resourceful they have guided us through tanr weather and foul and they have charted our course so that we may become useful and productive cutuzens capable of pulotmg our way unto the future On hand to assust have been the mamtenance crews and the aur poluce steady and wallmg cadets who volunteer and an keepmo records an assustmg generally an the routme work mo ur helpmg to keep members on lumuts nn the morrung or off the avr straps durmg flnght mstructnon A-r.? ' rf? Yfpgv ,-1, J ?'w',7 W J fit? 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Y Ani, . ., ,y:1.l..4.,1Myf ,F , , 1,I1,Af.V'f,f..,,,. . .- LAM ,,'Uw-1 ' f' A ,, .,'f2,-'I , WILLIAM H DAVENPORT PRINCIPAL The past school year has been one of many changes The loss of Mr Rundell leaves a lonesome place in the hearts of pupils and teachers at East High School Mr Muller has gone to Bennett our great loss their gain Several of our well beloved teachers have retired We wish them much happiness in their years of rest Many new faces have been added to our faculty The pupils of East have been very fortunate in acquiring efficient and sympathetic replacements in an age when good teachers are at a premium l am sure the faculty and student body welcome them and feel confident that they will uphold the fine traditions and high standards of East High School To the pupils my message is this Our country today needs well educated men and women Don t follow the line of least resistance Prepare vourselves by serious study and hard work to take your place in the complex world of tomorrow J! ASZMN, W' W ' I Mr. McGown and Mr. Rentz, our new assistant principals, have been with us only a few months. . J' N . J A . 1 FL- 1 3i.,,a 1- of - - A , .,., c , ,l ROBERT J RENTZ AND ROBERT C McGOWAN ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Jet airplanes setting new records In transcontmental flight a submarine powered by atomic energy business and industry entering an era of automation this IS the world waiting to receive the l957 graduating class Give to it the high ideals with which you were imbued at East High School and we shall all enjoy a better world administrator and that is a life of mutual service and appreciation This could well be suggested as a creed that teachers may teach that pupils may be allowed to learn that parents be assured that the American heritage of democracy and brotherhood is imparted practiced and preserved by all who enter and graduate from this school we dedicate our lives I am very happy to be at East High School Congratulations to the Class of l957 I itffwzf! . . , C, fs, In the realm of education, there can only be one guiding star for pupil, teacher, parent and I f 4 1 ' I , 2 TH E FACU LTY LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Seated Laura F Buer ger Olive F Schumacher Mary Louise Maxwell Standing Anna E ow Iett Raymond J Mason BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Seated BettyeM Black man Bernard A Harrlng ton Ruth Maroney Mary D Rowen Standmg ClaraJ McCabe Agnes R Swartz ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Seated Josephune Howse Eveta W Lee Marne A Wendlnng Standing Bea truce Beckman Nettle Lev: an ,V ,H v , . 1 - ' , , - , I , , ' t. SKILLED GUIDES MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Left to Right-Mary Kenny Harold S. Fisher Ruth H. Michael Mary Diane Ruszai. lNot pictured-Gertrude H. McHughl SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Seated Mary Kelran Nor mar' C au Dnle Standnng Osler H Laster Gordon Brownyohn ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Seated Sophia F Brown Helen S Savage Alice F Bennett Standing J L land Schurr Jeanette G Suess , , . , P l, a I J. Krzeslnskl, Howard Schaffer. .. I I - I 4 I , ' - . e- WHO KEEP US PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Seated Munna L Johnson B Katrma Schwenger Lydia C Kayser Harry P Feucht Standung George J Kalb flelsch Danford M Byrens GUIDANCE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS Seated John H Tllley Gle na M Allen Lanora Robnn son Standnng ThomasMur dock Edward Stenhouse MUSIC AND ART DEPARTMENTS Left to Right Earl C Pal matter Hennetta Grossman Irene H Rosnnska Matthew Baranskl 1 1 I A 1 . , . . , . . T . , - . , - , . - 1 ON THE BEAM OFFICE AND ATTENDANCE STAFF Left to Right--Leonard Kas- more, Amelia Bock, Cornelia H. Quainf, Katherine M. Doyle. HOME ECONOMICS AND HEALTH DEPARTMENTS Left 10 Right Dorothy M Herlow Marguerlte Maass I9 L Fulton Vola Schaefe SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Seated e e L Wrlght oseph F KI cke V g e y a E g ew G az a o M ton B Od nsky Els' . , i E. r. MH 1 n . A , J . O , ir inia M, Foley. Standing'-Sheila C. P nne , Je n L, win , A. Andr r in ,' il r zu , OFFICE MONITORS Seated B Bush M Dobmeler M Grawunder C Whitaker G Falnszewskl M Parnluk J Tullszewskl B Scesney R Ellls A Anthony B Lesandro M L Stadler Standxng J Pawlowskl C Johnson M Guenther B McClellan J Clsowskl B Tatorskl SKILLED VOLUNTEERS GIVE VALUABLE TIME AND EFFORT Student monators are the maintenance crew the school could not do without for who else would tend to the multafarlous detalls that runnmg a bug nnstututuon requires? They are needed nn the mam offnce where they perform such tasks as typmg the absence Inst sorting mall carrymg messages run ning errands and operating the switchboard They and the assistant prmclpals Mr McGowan and A22 Rentz In thelr offices as well as Mass Allen Mrs Roblnson and Mr Murdock In the guldance o lces OFFICE MONITORS 24 l as .. l , 5 I, . 1 ' I ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - - - ' ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 ' , . . I . I I I - . , . ' I I I ' I ' OFFICE MONITORS VV First Row B Kozlowski E Walden P Ray A Paruckl O Thomas M Ruchardson S Elsaesser Second Row C Spellman M Burke N Woronm B Groh M McCandless D Skowrcn M Stoltman E Nelbcrgall A Kolb J Collrns H Belcher W Beed TO AID IN ORDERING THE MANY ACTIVITIES OF THE SCHOOL Durung assemblres and before classes begun un the mornung monutors operate the publsc address system Textbooks are furmshed by the bookroom assustants as well as the exammatuon supplues The wall displays outsude the library are kept up to date Visual and monitors are on hand to work when there are movues or slades to be shown In the assembly or nn the classroom Cafeterla monutors for the boys cafeterua contunue as last year to assist In keeping order un the school GUIDANCE MONITORS Slthng L Stadler T Stokes J Kelrn A Banas D Klelndsenst J Cnsowskz M Dletz Mr T Murdoch M Hartmann R Bamburg J Ehoulter M Richardson Standvng C Clark P Wanderluch B Adams 25 4 . '- 1- 1 - 1 - 1 - 1- 1- - '- 1 - 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1 A 1 1 . I . 1 - . .. . . n aw' 1 I A 4 A, - x I 1, ,. ,. ,. .,, ,. ,, , ., ,. , . ,. ,, . i-. ,. ,. . In charge of our Public Address system- Tom Burgard. 'fb W---+L, SUPPORTING UNITS BOOKROOM MONITORS Left to Right- Robert Dulin, Tom Alston, Frank Hase- Iey, John Radzi- won, Gene Boyd, Don Cyra, Mark Cameron. MAINTENANCE CREWS W ' ' I-11 TARDY DESK MONITORS Seated-O. Thom- as, M, Richardson, J. Oates, P. Ray, W. Ross. Standing -H. Belcher, S. Burdick, M. Nas- lund, P. Amey, L. Strano, J. Simpson. 'Rug THE VISUAL AIDS CREW Left to Right- Robert Grace, Rich- ard Britton, Eric Vimmerstedt, Frank Haseley. Errol Clark and Robert Chartrand arrange a display in the library wall case. LIBRARY MONITORS Fnrst Row C 1-aso J Pordon V Tzumou D Znmmermann F Swendra B Kozlowski M Kull J Barley Second Row T Kubuak R Jaslnskn D Galanus E Allen M Dremml J Frntz A Ferrell Mass N Levntan I McCormack C Whltaker D Pelon E Domanskn R Brntton T Tucholsku A Hellmann Thlrd Row L Dremml T Stefanskl M Shamp E Zlembo W Beed E Tunch D Taylor M Brown J Boczarska P H erdt B Schadt Fourth Row R Chartrand J Ingram E Clark R Brzyskl ON TIME AND IN THE RIGHT PLACE WHEREVER NEEDED Thus year a new student and was establushed Room 271 whnch has served over the years as an English offlce an assastant pruncupal s ofhce and an annex to the lrbrary was converted to a store under the management of Ruchard Brntton Here In the mornung students may buy all manner of school supplies and gadgets and there us no longer any excuse for commg to class' without needed supplies If one comes to buy after school he wall even be entertained by up to date music on a tape recorder Surely thus us a worthy addutuon to the many actavmes the students themselves manage THE PX Back stage other assustants the stage crew work sulently as they manage the lrghts and cur talns and brnng or remove var: ous props need ed durmg as semblues and at plays and con certs The Honor Guard chosen from the seniors Isa part of ev ery assembly Judith Boczarska Glorxa Waste Beverly Brltton and Ruchard Brutton an the school store 28 . T la- - 1- - . . . . ,. ,. ,. ,. , . , . , . . L ' 1 - 1- 14 1 1 1- 1 - 1 - 1- 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1- 1' 1 - - - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 . 1: -.. ,. ,. , . ,- , . .. ,. . . ,. , . ,. . ' I 1 1 I 1 . , ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 HONOR GUARD Left to Rnght G Fallszewsku M Shamp C Mank S Hllbrand C Russ T Burgard W Bennett J Walsh A Yayanos SO MONITOR CREWS KEEP THE AIR BASE RUNNING SMOOTHLY Some monntors, such as the hall monutors and the tardy desk monntors we may thunk of as the Arr Base Pollce who see that the students stay on llmlts nn the mornmg and are kept off the alr straps durlng the day They may also try to keep inept recruits from flying off course They escort vnsltors to the offlce ln many capacutues thenr wnllmg hands and nimble wuts are needed HALL MONITORS 1 L. Furst Row S Burduck B Schwartzott J Kadow R Kaczor J Fanrchok l Sanders Second Row E Raczkowsks C Kowal D Wllder Thlrd Row L Franz C Neal L Willoughby Fourth Row N Freeland A Smith 29 -. , . ,. ,. ,. ,, , . ,. ,. . I X X 4, 'Q l -Q I . , .. ... xc I IE ' I I fa- U x. A- X4 , Q '-' 1 I ... IU' .- 'nav fN.n . , 1 Q Q y . ' 1 1' K X . 4 X I X -. , . ,. , . , . ,. . T. , . , . . -. ,. ,. . -. ,. . 1' 'J ,e ,r 5 IJ' T7 3. 1 11111 ll, 'I'l'l WILLIE BARLOW CAL OLIVER JAMes Russzu. CLASSES ii. inlkl' The Junior cadets rotate into their vacant places, taking over the Senior prerogatives with grace and skill. They look with disapproval on underclass cadets who stray off limits and need reprimanding from the assistant com- manders. Happily the Sophomore cadets feel a new importance as they emerge from their basic training, while the Freshman, abashed in the presence of the Seniors, learn that all play and no work will not lead to desired goals. The training course at Air Base East is four years. As soon as tl -ey have received their wings, the Senior cadets will fly away to new horizons. To them we wish smooth runways and clear flying weather always. Should fate decree otherwise, we do not fear for them. They have learned how to manage their craft in fair weather or foul and on all kinds of land- ing fields. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Fnrst Row M Ruchardson C Russ T Burgard C Mank J Walsh M Rutter J Kadow R Bnckert Second Row C Keller B Hoppe J Echols R Cook B Bennett J Radzawon A Yayanos M Guenther M Echols M Stoltman M Stock schlaeder NOW OFF THE GROUND SENIORS FLY INTOTHE WILD BLUE YONDER For Sensors tramlng at Aur Base East us over Through the years they have buult a mighty rocket ship ruveted with bolts of education and soldered wlth experlence now ready to bear them oft to the unseen future Led by a capable executuve commuttee they elected John Walsh presudent Chrnstme Mank vlce presldent Marilyn Rutter secretary and Thomas Burgard treasurer Clarence Russ was chosen boys IN THE SENIOR ASSEMBLY 'KN' i1 Chrlstnne Mank and Janet Kadow ID a pantomime Edward Gayles who played a Rachmanunoff Prelude and Kenneth Sydow who read A Fmancual Report 32 marshal and Janet Kadow gurls marshal Judlth Kelrn became valedlctorlan on the basis of hlghest scholastuc standlng whll Beverly Hoppe served as hvstoruan and prophets On March 29 the Sensors presented one of the most excltung assemblles of the year The Amerucan Essay wunners read thelr papers the fnrst hour boys gyrn class dud a clever tumblmg act Juduth Kelrn danced a lovely Spanush dance Edward Gayles played a Rachmanlnotf Prelude whule Chrnstune Mank and Janet Kadow dad a lnttle gurl act The specnal event of the day however was a speech by Cy Buckley 37 a WBEN announcer who amused us wuth has humor but also advised us to make the most ot our opportunutles I T ' - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1' - 1 ' D 1 - 1 - 4 ' T ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' - 1 . . . 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I 4 I SENIORS REVIEW THE PAST Sponsored by the World Federatuon Frederuck Hunton left un May for a year as an exchange student at the Unuver suty of Poona near Bombay lndua where he wull study hustory and economucs The senuors naturally excelled many actuvutues In the fueld of sports Grover Freeland and Phul Raunes were named to All Hugh football team whule Wulluam Bennett and Edward Loatman were on the second team Honorable mentuon was guven to Thomas Burgard Ruchard Cummungs Norman Freeland and John Walsh Unusual abuluty on the basketball court was shown by Wulluam Bennett Quutman Hawkms and Grover and Norman Freeland Members of the swummung team were Thomas Burgard Clarence Russ DanueITerrana Anthony Sokol Everett Bellel and John Walsh The senuor gurls too showed theur abuluty un varuous ways More than twenty gurls were recupuents of the gold E In the Demonstratuon at the Scuence Congress-Charles Kowal Robert Beback Gurls Declamatuon contest Carol Kunkel was chosen as East s representatuve Beverly Foster won the Betty Crocker medal as best home maker of the year Performung for the last tume Wulluam Bennett Carol Vogelsang Carol Kunkel Aluce Parucku Clufford Neal James Leuer Anuta Anthony James Due bold Everett Bellel and Jack Wulluams took part un the one act play for the Varuety Show What an excutung year thus was to be a senuor un wunnurug Ceven uf shar ungl the Harvard Cup Senuor Cunerama nught year book pucture appountments rung measurements votung on caps and gowns the beautuful and always remem bered Senuor Prom Class Nught sad because the end us near and Com mencement threshhold to the future No amount of worry excutement ner vousness can overshadow the fruends knowledge wonderful tumes and the funal goal presentatuon of the duploma Now wuth confudence the senuors em bark un theur completed rocket shup But make no mustake thus us not an unguuded mussule Knowledge us theur fuel The tanks have been fulled So let them depart unto the unknown for they are prepared Amen anusm Essay Wunners-Ronald Puatasuk and Beverly Foster 33 1 b . 1 1 In ' 1 1 1 1 V 1 ' 1 , . 1 1 I . 1 1 , - - Il ll . 1 . , . , . 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OFFICERS CLASS OF I957 JOHN J WALSH Ambszson Llzemssz Pressdent Sensor Class Honor Roll 4 Advertsssng Staff Eastonsan lntra mural Sports 3 4 Cafetersa Monstor 3 Bookroom Monstor2 Swsmmsng Fo a 4 b II3 4 Chosr3 4 Student Repre sentatsve PTA 3 4 Student Coun csl Trasnsng Conference 3 4 Repre sentatsve Msllard Fsllmore Day 4 Student Councsl Executsve Commsttee 2 3 Inter Hsgh School Delegate 3 4 Pressdent 4 Hsgh School Forum 4 CHRISTINE MANK Xmbsmm faslsson dessgner Vsce Pressdent Sensor Class Execu tsve Commsttee I 2 4 Stu nt Councsl 3 4 Red Cross Representa tsve 3 Chess Club Secretary 2 French Club Treasurer 2 Honor Roll I 2 Omscron Alpha Gsrls Sports 3 East Wsnd Staff 2 3 Hall Mons tor 4 East Gsrls Hs Y Secretary 4 Dssc Club Advertsssnq Staff Eastonsan MARILYN RITTER Ambstzors stenographer Secretary Sensor Class Honor Roll I 3 Omscron Alpha Baton Twsrlers 3 4 Executsve Commsttee I 2 4 Class Vsce Pressdent I Student Coun I 2 Hall Monstor 4 East Wsnd Staff 2 4 Typsng Staff Eastonsan THOMAS BURGARD Ambsssoss phvsscal educazson aeaclser Treasurer, Sensor Class Swsmmsng I, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 4 Student Councsl 4 Hall Monstor 4 Executsve Commsttee 4 PA Mons tor 2, 3, 4 John J Walsh Chrsstsne Mank Marslvn Rutter Thomas Burgard Janet C Kadow Clarence H Rus JANET C KADOW As sbstsors nurse Gsrls Marshal Sensor Class Honor 3 4 Hall Monstor Dssc Club Baton Twsrlers 2 3 Beta Hs Y Pressdent 4 Albany Con ference 3 Branch Councsl 3 4 Gsrls Sports 2 3 Advertsssng Staff Eastonsan JUDITH M KEIRN Amlmsors pro esssonal dancer Valedsctorsan Sensor Class Honor E Gsrls Sports I 2-Omscron Alpha Co edstor East Wsnd 2 4 Red Cross Representatsye I 2 4 Executsve Commsttee I-Chess Club lnternatsonal Club Gusdance Mon stor 4 Edstorsal Staff Eastonsan CLARENCE H RUSS Ambstson plsysscal educatson teacher Boys' Marshal, Sensor Class Hall Monstor 3, 4 Swsmmsng I, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Intramural Sports 4 Executsve Com msttee 4 Dssc Club Arsstsdes Yayanos Wsllsam D Bennett Kennefh R SYCIOW 34 Judsth M Kesrs Beverly Hoppe BEVERLY HOPPE Ambstson bactersologsst Hsstorsan Sensor Class Honor E Omscron Alpha Gsrls Sports I 2 Chosr 2 4 East Wsnd Staff 3 4 Chess Club Student Councsl 4 Class Vsce Pressdent 3 Internatsonal Club Edstorsal Staff Eastonsan Exe cutsve Commsttee 4 Rotary Club Del egate to U N 4 ARISTIDES YAYANOS Ambmon doctor Prophet Sensor Class Baseball 2 3 4 Hall Monstor 3 Executsve Com ttee I 2 3 4 Student Councsl 2 3 Executsve Commsttee 4--Omscron Alpha Chess Club Pressdent4 Chess Team 3 4 WILLIAM D BENNETT Ambstson doctor Prophet, Sensor Class Honor Roll 2, 3, 4-Omscron Alpha Hall Monstor 2, 3, 4 Executsve Commsttee 3, 4 Basketball 2, 4, Captasn 3 Football 2, 3, 4, Mr Football 3 Cafetersa Mon stor 3, 4 Chonr 3, 4 Student Coun cal 3, 4 Intramural Sports I Red Cross Representatsve 3 Lsterary Staff, Eastonsan KENNETH R SYDOW Am bslzon aeronautscal engsneer Sensor Class Poet Honor Roll I Boys' Marshal 2 Chess Team I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2 Football 3 Tennss4 Hall Monstor 4 Csrculatson Man ager, Eastonsan , szrkg Q! A 125 I 1 1 I 1 - ' . I, 2, 3, 4- lotb ll 2, 3, -Base- 3 a , - , - - M ' , , - - -J W9 I 1 . . ,f i I . , 1 , ' 1 K I Q . . 1 - ' ' , . E , I . - 7 .. I . I . . ' I ' I I 1 de . , I . . . I I ,I ,, E 1 T ' Roll I, 2, , 1 l ' 4- ' - ' ' , - 1 I T . T' . ' i ' 1 ' T 4 I . I T I I A - - . . ' 1 , T , 1 1 T ' 1 Q . , . . . . . , , , ' I r 1 V ' V r -' ' . 1 . .' ' I T- 1 ' F 1 . . 1 I 1 E , H H , I , h 1 I I I 1 . 1. ' -- - 1 1 - T- -' , ' - . ' ' A , , T ngll 1 h 1 1 V I I . - . . - I I I' Cl 1 - 'Et I -- A 1 I ' 1 r 1 I 1 I . . . I . I Bonnie Adams Ellza Adams I 'tx Anlta M Anthony Nettle R Anthony BONNIE ADAMS A lbttmn secreturx Honor Ron I 2 :xecutrve Commit te I Lambda Chl Hn Y Hall Mon: tor 4 Guldance Ottlce Momtor 4 Red Cross Representative 4 Cholr 2 Staff Eastonuan Cheerleader 3 4 ELIZA ADAMS A nbxtmn 1 ommercml QTIISI Art Staff Eastonlan Gamma Gnrls HI Y ANN ALAIMO A1lbILl07I tetzcller nor Roll I 2 3 4 Omncron pha Student Councul2 3 Disc Club East Wind Staff 2 4 Literary Staff Eastonlan PAMELIA JEAN AMEY Awbxtzon laboratorx rechmcmn H nor Roll I 2 3 4 Tardy De k Monitor 4 Chess Club Gnrls Sports 3 Dlsc Club Omlcron Alpha Asststant Edutor Eastonuan ANITA M ANTHONY Ambxzmn set YCIQYX Honor Roll 3 Alpha Eta Kappa Hu Y Offlce Monrtor 3 4 Student Coun cl 3 Cnrculatuon Staff Eastonnan NETTIE R ANTHONY Ambztwn regzstered nurse Hall Monntor 4 Student Councnl 3 Yearbook Staff I BARBARA ARNOLD A77blIl?1I Sanctum Hal Monutor 4 Dusc Cub C ess Club PATRICIA AUGER Ambxtmn Izomema er Gundance Monutor 3 Gxrls Sports I 2 3 Chour 2 3 Red Cross Repre sentatnve 2 3 Ann Alafmo Pamella Jean Amey ite Barbara Arnold mes A Bak JAMES A BAK Avnbmon teacher Clrculatlon Staff Eastonlan Red Crcss Representative I ROBERTA BAMBERG Ou dance Office Monltor 3 4 ANDREA BANAS IIXVIIJIIIOTI model Honor Roll I 2 Guldance Monntor 3 Beta HI Y Advertlsmg ta f Eastonlan ROSE MARIE BARTKOWIAK A nlmzmn regtstered nurse xxx Roberta Bamberg Andrea Banas 1 Edward T Bartnuk 35 Robert S Beback Bohdan Berger CLASS OF I957 WILLIE LEE BARLOW N u mum art mstruttor Track I 2 Track Manager 3 4 nramural Sports I 2 a Monntor 4 Art Staff Eastonuan Bookroom Monutor I EDWARD T BARTNI K tmum Llc L1 im tm Hall Monntor 2 4 CECELIA BATES An mon mterxor It OTJIUY Red Cross Representatrve Glrls Sports 2 ROBERT S BEBACK Am mon cardml ularsur tv Honor E Chess Club Vuce Pres: dent 3 Ornlcron Alpha President 4 lnternatnonal Club Vuce President 4 East Wand Staff 3 4 Inter Hugh International Relatsons Club U N Model Assembly 2 3 4 Executive Commsttee Student Councul 3 4 Edntonal Staff Eastonlan BOHDAN BEJGER Am mon orexqn dxplmnatt urn e Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Omncron Alpha Secretary 4 Student Councnl 4 Hugh School Forum 4 Model U N Assem bly 4 French Club Presndentl 3 4 Edltornal Staff Eastonuan Choir 3 Chess Club Tennls2 3 4 Class Pressdent 2 Amerlcanusm Essay Wm ner 3 East Wmd Staff 4 EVERETT BELLEL Ambmon teclmzcmn Literary Staff Eastonlan Chrlstmas Pl y I Cross Country I Swimming 4 Baseball 3 lnternatronal Club Debate Club 4 Dnsc Club Chess Club Wnllle Lee Barlow Rose Marne Bartkowuak Everett Bellel , 1 I : . ' 1 r I I , , 3, 4-QHT I I I ANI ' 'urn' It mn I V I I - 1 I3 5 t 't' ' I I A rg, It P I Q J' IJ ' 'uxc J gc 11 I I I II IIII 1 I I I , 4 . Q ' if' T nxf. , ' . tvs-1 - ,Q It I H I -mga I , , ja I , D ' ' e Q ' T .f h I r 1 Q - - I Q- - 3-DISC CILIETCIIIESS CI 'b'TypI'I9I AIIIIIIIIIIN' UIIIHIE Wmliff 4EDebate I, 2-lnternatgmal Club It 4-, fe It sfi I B C . . - a I I 4 I-13 I I I i I Al. 1 I ri 1 . O I I 4 I T S 'Z' .. -V x I z 1 ' b y 4 .,,Z ' Q ' j , A 5 I - ' ' ' E ' I . , . . I . Y- . I 1 h sv ,' X 'S'-.. r James Bendzula Robt H Buckert Jr Dorme A Boldt Dwendolyn C Bonner JAMES BENDZULA Ambxtxmt anlutect Art Staff Eastonlan Hall Monntor 3 ROBERT H BICKERT JR A7TIl7lIlU'l'l 6'llf.,l'V'l6CTlTlg nor Roll l 2 3 4 Class r I Student Council 2 4 Cross Country 4 Tenn: 2 3 4 Ornlcrn Alpha Chess Club President 3 Chess Team 3 4 VERA BIDNA Ambmmt laboralrwx lCLl'l'l1lLld'l1 Red Cross Representatsve 4 Honor Chess Club Dlsc u our 2 3 Orchestra l 2 3 lf Sports 4 MAUREEN BOLAND Amlnlxrm utretavx Hall Monster 4 Red Cross Represen tatave l 2 Curculatnon Staff Easto nlan Dramatlcs Club DORINE A BOLDT Amlmmn reaclzero arredmatlou H nor Roll l 2 3 East Wlnd Staff 4 East Glrls Hu Y Omucron Alpha Gvrls Sports 2 Baton Twlrler 3 Leader 4 Assistant Art Edntor Easto man DWENDOLYN C BONNER Ambxllon nurse Chess Club Dusc Club East Y Teens lnternatnonal Club Oruent Players Glrls Sports Photography Statt Eastonuan Kappa Gamma Sngma Hu Y ROBERT BOWLS Amlnxlmn lllL77llLLllC7lj,l.1'lC8T Track l Dusc Club Clrculatuon Staff Eastonran Vera Bndna Maureen Boland Robert Bowls Gene A Boyd GENE A BOYD Ambx um U S parazrooper our 2 3 r k Basketball 2 3 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Red Cross Representatnve 4 E KRICHARD BRITTON Ambmon electromcs engmeer 1-lonor Roll l 2 3 4 Student Coun I 2 Llbrary Monitor 3 4 Debate 2 3 Advertvslng Staff Eastonlan 3 4-Omlcron Alpha Executive Com m ttee l 2 East Wind Staff 2 3 4 Boys State 3 Choir 2 Visual And 2 3 4 Inter Hugh Scuence Congress 4 Syracuse Cutnzenshup Conference 3 4 Manager Book Store 4 E Rvchard Bntton Sandra L Burdick 36 Judith M Brenner Mary C Burke CLASS OF l957 JUDITH M BRONNEP Ambmon elementary teacher Honor E Red Cross Representatlve l Omlcron Alpha Vlce Presldent 4 french Club Treasurer 4 Edltorlal Staff Eastonuan Alpha Eta Kappa Hu Y Dusc Club East Wand Edrtor 4 MARGARET L BROWN Ambmon secretary Dnsc Club Chess Club Llbrary Mon lor 4 Glrs Sports East urs HI Y International Club Photogra phy Staff Eastoman Kappa Gamma Sigma Hu Y RICHARD D BRZYSKl Ambmon commerclal amst H nor Roll l 2 3 4 Library Mon: to 3 4 Chess Club Vlce President 2 Omncron Alpha French Club Treasurer 2 Executlve Commnttee 3 East Wmd Staff 4 Lnterary Staff Eastonlan SANDRA L BURDICK Ambmon secretary Executive Cornrmttee 2 Student Council 3 4 Dlsc Club Alpha Eta Ka pa H: Y East Garls Hu Y ast Y Teens Secretary 3 Hall Momtor 3 4 l-lonor Roll l 2 3 ALOITIICYOD Alpha Curculatlon Staff Eastonlan MARY C BURKE Ambmon secretary Hall Monntor 4 Alpha Eta Kappa Hn Y Red Cross Representative l 2 3 Typing Staff Eastonlan HESTER BU RNETT Ambmon general bus:-ness assmam Honor Roll l ERNEST BUSH Ambmon U S Marmes Football 3 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 Margaret L Brown Rlchard D if Hester Burnett Ernest B'-f'5l .1 U as 1 1 . 1 as at ' ,, - . 'BFE f. , K 'wil ,. ? Ll 1 if 1 A - - - 1 l V' , -F Q , - ' 'A if -Tl ' T- G' I Z 'Q , A ' O 1 1 1 ' I 4' r 1 1 1 U ' - . X' . . B Ii - C I -' 'TE , '- ' Ch' ,,4-Tac l,2,3,4- --' ' ', ' 1 - l, H 1 p ', ' . y , . - A 1 '- deont 3-Executivle Committee 3, fi , ' 1 - Girls' Sports l, 2, 3-Dramatic Club 2, 3, - sl,-E f 'o Cl .. A ' -. I i I - 5 I I - . . .. .. Roll l- - ' E-Cl b- Ch ' , - , , -G' ls' 1 + A w 1 A f A , i O I I l I E JT -', ' Q '21 'A V -. . , A A I - H 1 .. 1 - ,, C 1 ,t-1 CLASS OF I957 SUSAN MARTHA BUSH ER Ambztxon secretarv Drsc Club G rls Sports I 3 Offace Monitor 4 East Glrls Hn Y President 4 Area Councal 3 CAROLYN M BYRD Amblzxmx nurse AUDREY F BYTTNER Ambmon pru are secretary H nor Roll I 2 3 4 Hall Monltor 3 Glrls Sports 3 Typlng Staff Easto man Offuce Monstor I 3 4 CAROL MARIE CAREY flmbz mn secretary H nor Roll I 2 Glrls Sports C olr I 2 KATHERINE A CARLO Ambxtwn prxvate secretary Red Cross Representatnve I Cheerleader 2 3 4 Honor Roll I MARION E CARR Ambmon matermty nurse Beta Hn Y Library Monitor 4 Honor Roll 2 Edltonal Staff Easto man Glrls Sports I 2 ROBERT CHARTRAND IATTLLJIIIOTI teacI1e1 Red Cross Representatnve I 4 Crrculatlon Staff Eastonlan KATHLEEN CHERNETSKY Ambmon secretary HonorRoIlI ChessClub Hall Mon :tor 4 Clrculatlon Manager Easto man Susan Martha Busher Carolyn M Byrd Katherlne A Carlo Marlon E Carr MAUREEN CH ERNETSKY Ambmon artust Chess Club Hall Monrtor 4 Crrcu latlon Staff Eastonlan ALICE CHOJNACKI Ambzlxon boo eeper CAROL A CHRZANOWSKI Ambxlmn IB M operator Honor Roll I 2 3 4-Omrcron Alpha Alpha Eta Kappa HIY Maureen Chernetsky Aluce Cholnackr Carol A Chrzanowskn Leon Clesla Audrey F Byttner Carol Marne Carey obert Chartrand Kathie n Chernetsky LEON CIESLA Ambxtxon U S Marrnes Tennls 2 Hall Monitor 4 French Club Vnce Presndent 2-Cnrculatron Staff Eastonlan DIANA A CIOCCA Ambxtxon prwate sec1eta1y I JULIA CIOSMAK Ambmon cert: ed pubhc accountant Honor E -Omlcron Alpha JACQUELINE CISOWSKI Ambmon stenographer Beta Hr Y Executuve Commlttee 3 Student Councll 3-Office Monitor 3 4 Guidance Monltor 4 Honor Roll CLAUDIA CLARK A nbrrmn seuelarx Lambda Chr H: Y-Gamma Girls H Y Guidance Office Monitor 4 Typ :ng Staff Eastonlan mlgww :fx v Diana A Clocca Julna Closmak Jacqueline Clsowskl Claudia Clark o 37 , Z i ,V I T . A 1 I A ,' I I 'Il I , . I . O I 1 1 1 T V A 3 1 1 A ' ' o , - ' ' I- h ' , W A' X A L. . S. I I' I 2-- ' . ' . R cz A - , -us - A 1 kk ' I 5 I' . brary Monitor 4-Hall Monitor 4... Han Monitor 3, 4 S23 Crojs Representatnve I, 2-Honor I I I 13, 3 - Rv 1 ' 1 . .A . , i- X X 2 I S , N f v ,-FQQRTJ F' , 45' ' l I - ,..f ' ' U . , . , , CLASS OF I957 T ERROL CLARK Ambtllort plzarrnaust Track I Tennis 4 Chess Club Disc Club Treasurer 4 French Club Treasurer 4 Library Monltor 3 4 ALMEDIA V COLLIER Ambmon boo eeper GUINIVERE COLLINS Anbmon medual ilerlograplzer Grls Sports I 2 Lambda Chl Hu Y J EANETTE COLLINS Am lJlllU'l1 m edu al secretary Alpha Ph: Beta HIY Tardy Desk Momtor 4 Lambda Chr Hn Y Chess Club Drsc Club Hall Momtor 4 Offlce Momtor 4 ROY FRANCIS COOK Ambutmn pllvsucal educatzon mstruttor Student Counc1l 4 Executive Com mittee 4 Football l 2 3 Manager 4 Track 2 3 Intramural Sports 2 our l 2 3 4 Hall Momtor 4 Cafeterna Momtor 3 4-Clrcula tlon Staff Eastonlan SIDNEY COTTRELL Ambmorz busmess executive Trackl 2 Swnmmnng2 Hall Mom 2 3 4 Tennis MARION CRAPO Sports E Cllnlc Momtor 4 RICHARD CUMMINGS Amlmmn lfd ller n mentally retarded Football 3 4 Track 3 4 Hall Mon :tor 4 Don Cyra Joseph Czyrny T Errol Clark Roy Francus Cook DONALD CYRA Almedra V Collner Sidney Cottrell Ambmon Clzemual engmeer Chess Club Hall Momtor I Honor R ll 1 Clrculatnon Staff Eastonlan JOSEPH CZYRNY 'Xmbmon teacher RONALD DAVIS Ambxtxon rnetallurgtst Swlmmlng l 4 Hall Momtor 4 Ronald Davis Zenon Deputat Guunlvere Collms Jeanette Collms 1-of Marlon Crapo Richard Cummungs ZENON DEPUTAT fX771l7llI0'f1 teacher nor Roll I 4 Chonr l 2 4 ns 3 4 Chess Club Omlcron Al pha Debate 4 International Club Edltorlal Staff Eastonlan Orient Players JAMES DIEBOLD Clvll Defense 2 Stage Crew 4 Or: ent Players Chour 4 Dlsc Club Christmas Play 3 Sprung Play 3 lnternatlonal Club Cnrculatlon Staff Eastonlan One Act Play 4 MARLENE E DIETZ Ambztmn setretary Grls Sports l 2 Guldance Momtor MARYLOU DOBMEIER Ambxtzon dresama er Honor Roll I Office Monltor 4 CLAUDE M R DOETTERL Arnbztzon certt ul f7I,Ll7llL attmmmant Hall Momtor 4 l 'i JamesR Duebold Marlene E Dietz Marylou Dobmeuer Claude M R Doetterl 7 O' 38 . I F 1 I I Aicg of -, of D I J' T ,xv . I ltr ' T - Q 3, -- Q ' -. Ho , - ' , , -Ten- o - , i I - - ' - tcr , I, T- ' 4 E-A - I 1 Amb,-m,.n5 Secfetnn, Honor Roll 3-Orchestra 4-Band 3, Ambition: journalist ,f H - 7 - 4 A - H H- -- A C fl rl . . S 1 T I i ' I , - ' A , ff- 3, 4 K vs l My by f 5 . Iwi, txilfw ' . . , I H Patrncra Doherty Kenneth E Donmore Joyce Mane Echols Marsha Ann Echols PATRICIA DOHERTY Ambxtmn medtcal technologrsc Grrls Sports 2 3 Offrce Momtor 3 Omucron Alpha Chess Club Secre tar 2 3 Honor E East Grrls H man East Wand Staff 3 4 Execu tlve Commrttee 2 Class Vlce Pres: dent 2 Baton Twlrlers 3 Chrrstmas Play 3 Inter Hugh Student Council 3 4 Student Council 3 Secretary 4 KENNETH E DONMORE Amlmron czvzl engmeer Tack I 3 4 Cross Country I 2 Swlmmmg I 2 Hall Momtor 3 4 FRANK L DRAY Ambmcm lawyer Honor Roll I Executive Committee I 2 3 Boys Marshal I-Omlcron Alpha Vnce Presndent 3 Football 2 3 4 Stage Crew 2 3 Stage Man a er 4 Orient Players 2 3 a Momtor Red Cross Representatlve 2 International Club Debate Club 3 4 Lrbrary Monltor Edutorral Staff Eastonran PAU L DU BI EL Ambmon husrnessman Hall Monltor 3 B seball 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 JOYCE MARIE ECHOLS Ambmon pu chologrst Honor E Executuve Commnttee 2 4 Class Secretary 2 Red Cross Rep resentatrve 3 Student Councnl 2 4 Chess Club Chonr 3 4 Debate Club Secretary 4 German Club Secretary Treasurer 4 Lambda Chl Hr Y Pres :dent 4-Omlcron Alpha Edltorlal Staff Eastonran Frank Dray Ruby J Ellls Paul Dubrel Shlrley L Elsaesser MARSHA ANN ECHOLS CLASS OF I957 BARBARA ANN ENSER Ambxtxon pro emonal nurse Cheerleaderl 2 3 4 Sports Beta Hr Y EILEEN A ERNST Ambmon secretary Gnrls Sports I Cafeterra Momtor I Clmrc Momtor 4--Curculatron Staff Eastonvan CELMA J ESTER Ambxlron teacher Honor Roll 3 Hall Momtor 4 Dusc Club Chess Club Internatronal Club Photography Staff Eastonnan JOYCE FAIRCHOK Ambmon teacher onor E Hall Momtor 4 Grrls Sports I 2 GERALDINE T FALISZEWSKI Ambmon banker Cafeterra Momtor 2 3 Beta Hr Y Office Momtor 4 Ambmon medlcal research nor Roll I 2 3 4 Execu v Committee 2 4 Chess Club-Desc Club International Club Grrls 2 3 4 Chromatrc Award 3 French Club RUBY J ELLIS Ambmon dental hygtemst Grrls Sports 2 3 Lrbrary Momtor 3 DONALD FERNANDEZ Ambmon physxcal education teacher nd DONALD FISHER Ambmon engineer Hall Momtor 4-Offrce Momtor 4 SHIRLEY L ELSAESSER Ambrtzon secretary Hall Momtor 4-Offrce Monrtor 4 Honor Roll 4 Barbara Ann Enser Geraldine Falnszewskl 39 Erleen A Ernst Donald Fernandez GERALDINE FITZGERALD Ambztron medrcal secretary Circulation Staff Eastonlan Disc Club-Chess Club Lambda Chr Hn Y Secretary 4 Celma J Ester Joyce Farrchok Donald Fnsher Geraldrne Fntzgerald :Q I 'bf V I I I 1- uEn I .3 I D 'i ,i 4 - , ' -f Q. 1 - r . X If , ' eb .gif Q, , fi, 4 H ff Hi V L A 1 I I , . I - .v - ' ' , - ' ' Ho , , , - ti e -T T ,, '. , .' ' E- - I, ' ' ' ' ' y , - W- I- - - ' . Y, Treasurer 4-Editorial Staff, Easto- Sports I, 4-Omicron Alpha-Choir L I'3BmU'al1SP53 I3 If 2-Hall Momtor ' - ' T . , , - ' - '- 3 I 1 r I I - I - . . . -. t . .v I , 1 f I - ' 5 - ' ' , -H II V, - . . ' 'V t I is ' f ' ' - a , , -- , I + I .4 - I K . i I' ,Q i A ' Beverly Jeanne Foster Anthony Frangos Norman Freeland Nancy Galster BEVERLY J EANNE FOSTER Ambmon bzologlst Omncron Alpha East Wmd Staff 2 nor 3 4 Sports E Cholr 2 4 Choraleers 4 Sprung Play 3 German Club Secretary Treasurer 3 Student Councul l Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4 Alpha Eta Kappa HlY AmerncanlsmFssay Wlnner 4 CoEd1tor Eastonlan Honor E ANTHONY FRANGOS Honor Roll l 2 Clrculatlon aff Eastonlan Drsc Club LAURENCE FRANZ Ambttwn electronxcs engzneer Hall Monntor 2 3 Honor Roll Executuve Commlttee 2 GROVER K FREELAND Ambmon tbemlst tecbnlctan Honor Roll l 2 Hall Monltor Cross Country l Football 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Student Council 3 NORMAN FREELAND Ambmon commercml artzst otball l 2 3 4 Basketball l 3 4 Hall Monltor 3 4-Cafeterla Monntor 3 4 Dlsc Club Red Cross Representatlve l Lrbrary Monltor 2 Crrculatron Staff Eastonnan NANCY GALSTER Ambztnon nurse Honor Roll l-Offnce Monntor 3 4 Dlsc Club Beta H1 Y Sports E Clrculatlon Staff Eastonlan MARY JANE GASKIN Ambmon smger Choir 4 Laurence Franz Grover K Freeland Mary Jane Gaskm Edward C Gayles III EDWARD CATO GAYLES lll Ambmon art teacher Dlsc Club 4 Hall Monitor 4 Art Staff Eastoman ELEANOR CECELIA GAYLES Ambmon elementary school teacher Sports E Chess Club Dasc Club Red Cross Representative 4 Cholr LELA REBECCA GIBBS Arnbmon 0 xce war er Guldance Offlce Monrtor 3 Lambda Chl Hr Y Eleanor Cecella Gayles Elaine Greenaker 40 Lela Rebecca Glbbs Ralph Glbbs CLASS OF l957 RALPH GIBBS Ambmon U S Arr Force Intramural Basketball l 2 3 Hall Momtor 4 Track 4 MARY LOU GRAWUNDER Ambition secretary Delta Kappa Gamma Hr Y Chaplaln l Presldent 2 3 Area Council 2 3 Red Cross Representatrve 3 4 Offuce Monltor 4 Clrculatlon Staff Eastonran ELAINE GREENAKER Ambition offwe wor er Gnrls Sports l-Offlce Monltor 3 4 Delta Kappa Gamma H1 Y Treasurer 4 East Glrls H1 Y Branch Council 2 3 Area Councnl 3 BARBARA MARY GROH Ambmon hzgb school teacher Honor Roll l-Omrcron Alpha Dusc lu Cholr 4 ports ast Wmd Staff 2 3 4 Hall Monitor 4 Alpha Eta Kappa H1 Y Office Monutor 4 JOAN D GRZEBINSKI Ambmon laboratory technlcnan Dlsc Club-Chess Club-Band l 2 3 4-Orchestra 3 4 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Photography Staff Eastonlan Sports E -Omlcron Alpha All Hugh Band MARIE GUENTHER Ambztxon dental bygzemst Executnve Commlttee 4 Student Beta Hn Y Correspondlng Secretary 4 Grrls Sports 2 Advertising Staff Eastonlan Mary Lou Grawunder 9 Barbara Mary Groh Joan D Grzebmskl Marne Guenther ' I 1 T f f 4 I I . I .LI I -. , Q -A .. : , ,K X vi A I . A- I l I C b- ' -S E -E 1 1 T' I 1 Il H-t - I I i . . I . . - Ta I I I I - T 1 1 'i . I 11 11 3, 4 Ambition: accountant I I A Council 2, 4-Office Monitor 3, 4- 1 . . St 5 ff lg -, I ' ' , - 1, 2- 1 'GQ 1 - A 31 4- Q ' - , 1 4- 5? , , - , ,4- Q 1' F0 1 1 1 - 1 21 1 . 1 . All 1 S I. ' F- .n it 11 HL V if I 1 Y A Q CLASS OF l957 HELGA HADRYCH Ambmon mterpreter nor Roll 2 3 4 Fren Club Secretary4 MARJORIE HAGEDORN Amlmmn secretary Honor E Omlcron Alpha ast Wand Staff 2 Glrls Sports I 2 3 East Girls HIY Clrculatlon Staff Eastoman MARCIA N HALE Ambmon wmptometcr operator Executrve Commuttee I Class Treas urer I Alpha Eta Kappa Hr Y JOAN M HARPSTER Ambmon busmess woman Ha Monntor 4 Beta HIY :ce President 4 Executrve Commlttee 3 Sports E Dusc Club Curculatron Staff Eastonlan EVELYN HARRISON Ambmfm teacher lnternatlonal Club Debate 4 Chess Club Dusc Club East YTeens Choir 4 Advertlssng Staff Eastoman MARYANN HARTMANN Beta HI Y Guidance Monitor 4 QUITMAN HAWKINS Ambmon boo eeper Football 4 Basketball 3 4 Base b 3 4 Patncla A Heerdt Herbert H Hellman Edward Hull Frederick Hmton Lguda Hnatpuk Helga Hadrych Marrorue Hagedorn Evelyn Harrlson Maryann Hartmann FRAN KLYN K HASELEY Ambmon cIzem1cal engmeer Honor Roll 3 Executave Commlttee 3 o s Marshal 3 B nd I 2 3 Visual Ads Staff I 2 3 4 Chess Club Book Room Monltor I 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 4 Student Council 3 Treasurer 4 All Hugh Band 2 Om: cron Alpha Dlsc Club PATRICIA A HEERDT Ambmon teacher Llbrary Monitor 3 4 Red Cross Representatrve I 2 Hall Monltor 3 C our 4 H nor Roll I Typing Staff Eastoman Gordon Henry Shnrley P Hllbrand Harriet Hoffman 4I Marcia N Hale Joan M Harpster KJ Franklyn K Haseley Qultman Hawkins HERBERT H HELLMAN Ambmon engmeer Honor Roll I 4-Omucron Alpha Chess Club Disc Club 4 Tennis 2 3 4 Vusual Auds I Executlve Com mlttee I GORDON HENRY Ambmon draftsman Cafeterla Monltor 4 Art Staff Easto man SHIRLEY P HILBRAND Ambnzzon secretary H nor Roll I 3 4 Executuve Com mlttee 2 Student Councul 2 3 Vrce Presudent 4 Omlcron Alpha Crrcu latron Staff Eastoman EDWARD HILL Amlmtlon busmess 'man rack I 3 Hall Monitor Swlmmmg I Cafeterla Monitor 3 Intramural Sportsl 2 3 FREDERICK HINTON Ambxtxon forexgn servue Honor E Class Presndentl Erie County Junlor Red Cross Presadent 4 Junuor Red Cross Presldent 2 3 4 Inter Hugh Junnor Councll on World Affasrs VlcePres1dent 4 Executnve Commatteel 2 3 Executlve Com mlttee Student Councll 4-Omlcron Alpha Delegate Natnonal Red Cross Conventnons 3 U N Model Assem bly 2 3 4 Hugh School Forum 4 Rotary Delegate to U N 3 lnterna :onal Club Debate I 2 3 I r ary Staff Eastoman Llbrary Monitor 3 Representatnve Mullard Fnllmore Day LJUDA HNATJUK Ambmon mterprcter HARRIET HOFFMAN Am bmon resea1cI1 Honor Roll I 2 3 Sprnng Play 3 Ped Cross Representatlve I 2 Ho , , -- ch , Ill!! E4 1E A I . 1 . Q . , 1 1 1 T 1 I - - , if '- f ' 1 I fr II ' - 1 , y' - 11 11 - - 4 ' 1 . L - 4 , l -- . - - -BVv'A -a ,,,4 -' - ', . .f ' F' - I 1 A, , - , - - - I I I .I i I T I Ambition: secretary - Q . T 1 . . . I 1 A It , - - Q 1 1 H I , A - , - - - h4 - o -. ' b '- A 1 1 4 ' all , , ' E 1 V 1 ' 1 T , A , ' 2' i . D. F 3' I I it V 5 3' .tl I ll II 4 ' f of - - . 1- J -Q , . i 1 .Al . - . 1' . .. V I I 1 1 TA I ' . . I I I I -TQ I ti t' - , , -L'te- I .. F-1 I 4 . , . . . , ' ' R ' T X 1 CLASS OF I957 JOAN HOFFMANN Ambition: banker Girls' Sports I, 2, 3-Baton Twirlers 2, 3-Beta Hi-Y JUDITH HOFFMANN Am bitzon. I1 omemalqer Baton Twirlers 2, 3-Sports E - Beta I-Ii-Y NANCY LEA HOFFMAN Ambition: elementary teaclier Honor Roll I-Cafeteria Monitor 4- Beta Hi-Y-Baton Twirlers 2, 3, 4- Circulation Staff, Eastonian-Girls' Sports I INEZ HOOSER Ambition: practical nurse Library Monitor I, 3-Hall Monitor 2, 3 LOIS HOPPIE Ambition airline hostess Sports E Office Monitor 3 Hall Monitor 4 East Girls HI Y Alpha Eta Kappa Ht Y FRANK C HOSINSKI Ambition commercial artist DENNIS J HUMMER Ambition business executive Red Cross Representative I Football 4 Hall Monitor 4 Visual Aids Mon :tor 4 Advertising Staff Eastonlan SIGRID H INGRAHAM Am button nurse Red Cross Representative 2 3 Stu dent Council I 2 3 Alpha Eta Kap pa Hi Y President 4 Hall Monitor 4 Ronald M Jasinski Marlon Jaskler 11,11 Frederick D Jordan Ronald Kaczor Joan Hoffmann Judith Hoffmann Lois Hoppie Frank Hosinski CONRAD JAKUBIAK Ambition 'TV operator RONALD M JASI NSKI Ambition bI.4S17lCSS CXCCIIIIUC Library Monitor 4 Intramural Basket ba I 4 MARION JASKIER Am bition secretarv Chess Club Circulation Staff Easto man war Carolyn R Johnson Betty Marie Jones av' 4' Jer y R Kamlnskt Elaine M Kane 42 , 'lr' ,I Nancy Lea Hoffman Inez Hooser -0' M . 'N . J, Q ,tjpi DennisJ Hummer Sigrid H Ingraham CAROLYN R JOHNSON Ambition private secretary Office Monitor 4 Choir 2 3 4 Red Cross Representative 4 BETTY MARIE JONES Ambition stenograpber Red Cross Representative I Student Council I 2 Girls Sports I-Or chestra I 2 3 Executive Committee I 2 4 Hall Monitor 4-Office Monitor 4 Girls Marshal I FREDERICK D JORDAN Ambition lawyer Ban 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 RONALD KACZOR Ambition medical technician Hall Monitor 4 Science Club ackl 2 3 Basketball JERRY R KAMINSKI Ambition trxmlnal lawyer ELAINE M KANE Ambition private secretary ll I IF ' 4 i . . i . I I T , i A , . -1 I I . - I I I T 4 I . . - i I I I T ' I I ' I T I I I A I - - , . I 1 U . . ' I T . - Z ' - I ' f - d , - , I . - , 2- Tr , , - I, 2 if ti' s ' ,' Q 2 , f, , I ,-4 wing? 81 an K - ' f . few? . H s t . r . ' ' . Joann Kardach Charles R Kerb Q Judnth Kosln Charles Kowal JOANN KARDACH Ambltlon private Secretary Honor Roll l Hall Monutor 4 CHARLES R KEIB Ambmon mecllcme Cross Country l CAROL ANN KELLER Ambzuon houseunfe H nor Roll l 3 Beta Hn Y Execu tlve Commnttee 4 Red Cross Repre sentatlve 2 Sports E Typing Staff Eastonlan DONNA KLEI NDI ENST Ambllmn secretary Girls Sports l Beta HI Y Guidance Monitor 4 Clrculatlon Staff Easto man JUDITH KOSIN Ambmon boo eeper CHARLES T KOWAL Amlmmn axtronomer Omncron Alpha Chess Club Honor l 2 4 Hall Monitor Inter national Club Llterary Staff Easto man Carol Ann Keller Jerome Donna Kleundnenst F Krankowskl AnthonyJ Kublak JEROME F KRANKOWSKI Ambxtmn teacher orPol15l1undergrml Hall Monltor 4 ANTHONY J KUBIAK Ambztxon busmess executwe Library Monitor 4 ARLENE KUDLINSKI Am bllxon homema er Dnsc Club Chess Club Honor Roll l 4 Clrculatlon Staff Eastonlan bl 1 Arlene Kudlln ku Carol Eleanor Kunkel Edwm P Loatrnan 43 CLASS OF l957 CAROL ELEANOR KUNKEL Ambltron hugh scl10olEngllsl1 teacher Honor Roll l 2 3 4-Ormcron Alpha East Wand Staff Edntor 2 3 Dlsc Club Chonr 2 3 4 Gnrls Declama tnon 4 Christmas Play 3 Sprung Play 3-One Act Play 4 Executuve Commlttee 2 3 Alpha Eta Kappa Hn Y Secretary 4 lnternatuonal Club Edltorral Staff Eastonlan-Orient Players Secretary 4 Choraleers 4 RUTH LAW Ambztton regxitered nurse H nor Roll l 2 4 Hall Monutor 4 Student Councll 4 Guldance Mons tor 4 BEVERLY LESANDRO Ambzuon pruate secretary Honor Roll l 3 4-Offlce Monntor 4 Executnve Commutee l Beta Hn Y EDWIN P LOATMAN Arlbmon accountant Football 3 4 Track l Drsc Club Red Cross Representatlve l Cafeterla Monutor 3 4 Hall Monitor 2 Llbrary Monitor 2 B nd l 4 ED LOWE Ambition englneer B s etball l 2 3 Honor R ll EDWARD MAGDZIAK Ambxuon pllotographer Ambmon rndusmal clwemzst Honor Roll l 3 Red Cross Represen ttlve l 3 Hall Monutor 4 Adver tnsung Staff Eastoman Ruth Law Beverly Lesandro Ed Lowe Edward Magdzlak Rose Mary Mandelaro K O E 'K 4 - . I . ri 4V ' 5 ', X Af 'S - A ' ' - L :rx U ..i f , . y' ,.--a',,3- I : . ak : , , - o 2 I l- T - -V . - - ,, ,,- . - Rose MARY MANDELARO ' ' 1 It ' , - . ' 3-. - . aj I - , ' - - rf kk A ll, 4 A Roll , , eq-H ' 4: - Q Avy, , Y ar , A -in B QL J l Joyce March Thomasena Matthews Vurgunla C Maurelll Thelma May JOYCE MARCH Amlmmn prwate secrerarw Honor Roll I 4 Red Cross Represen t twe I 2 Hall Momtor 4 C er ader I 2 THOMASENA MATI'H EWS Amb1l10n Soclal worker Hall Monrtor 2 Llbrary Monitor 4 MAPLE MATHIS Arnbmon busmevs woman IGOR MATUCH Ambmrm LIUII engmeer Honor Roll I Omncron Alpha Chess Club Tennns 2 4 Co Captaun 3 VIRGINIA C MAURELLI A1Ill7llllJH elementary school teacher Honor Roll I Dlsc Club Alpha Eta Kappa HI Y Albany Conference 4 Chour 4 CIFCUIBIIOU Staff Eastonlan THELMA MAY Ambltmn secretary Maple Mathis lgor Matuch MaryLou McCandIess Maxine McRae MARYLOU MCCANDLESS Ambmon reeeptxomst Offlce Monitor 4 Hall Monitor 4 Beta HI Y Honor Roll 2 MAXINE MCRAE Ambmon secretary C our 2 3 PHILIP G METZ Ambmon meclzarmal E'l'1f,lT'l8CT B nd 2 3 4 Ph hp G Metz Barbara Mrkolalczak 11' Frances M Montesano Erwln J Mullen 44 CLASS OF l957 BARBARA Ml KOLAJCZAK Amlmiorr: airline hostess Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4-Alpha Eta Kap- pa 3, 4-Disc Club-Library Monitor 4, Hall Monitor 4-Circulation Staff, Eastonian ANNA K MILEWSKI Ambmon amst Honor Roll 4 Art Editor Eastonlan BARBARA MILLER A nlzmon art teacher FRANCES M MONTESANO ATHIDILIOH boo eeoer ports Hall Monator 4 eta I onor Roll I ERWIN J MULLEN Am bmon busmess executwe Hall Monntor 4 Clrculatlon Eastonlan Staff WILLIAM T MURPHY Ambmorr radto teclrmcxan Cross Country 3 Executive Commit tee 3 Banc 2 3-Orchestra 2 B seball 4 MARY ANN NAPOLSKI Ambmon secretary Red Cross Representatuve 2 Beta Hr 1' Anna K Mllewskl Barbara Muller Wnll am T Murphy Mary Ann Napolskn 1 kk . I or s E - ' -B H'-Y-H , 2, 3 a' , 4 1 ' - he u '- - -Q 1 Le , , 3, 4 a , I , Y W 1 .- I- - - rk 4 CLASS OF l957 MARY ANN NASLUND Ambztzon accountant nor Roll I 2 3 4 Spor Beta Hr Y Recordmg Secretary 4 AI bany Conference 4 Hall Momtor 4 Assistant Editor Eastonlan CLIFFORD JEFFREY NEAL Ambition entertatner and musician Red Cross Representatnve I 2 3 Orchestra 4 Band 3 4 Student C uncul 2 Hall Momtor 2 3 4 Llbrary Momtor I 2 Choir I 2 4 Orient Players 3 4 Sprung Play 3 Vanety Show 4 Cheerleader I 2 3 4 Edltorral Staff Eastonlan GEORGE NEH REBECKYJ Ambxtton englneer Honor Roll 2 Executlve Commvttee 2 Chess Club-Chonr 4-Omucron Alpha EVELYN NEIBERGALL Ambxtxon secvetary nor Roll I 2 4 Beta I Chaplain 4 Executive Committee 3 Offnce Momtor 4 GAIL NEIDRAUER Ambxtmn housewz e Honor Roll 3 Beta HI Y Hall Mon Eastoman EILEEN M NOWICKI Amlmzon armed orces Alpha Eta Kappa HIY East Wmd Staff 4 Dlsc Club JULIA M OATES Ambxtzon nurse Tardy Desk Momtor 4 Dnsc Club- East YTeens President 3 Dennus J Occhlno Pauline Okonczak Mary Ann Naslund Clifford Jeffrey Neal Gaul Neldrauer Euleen M Nowuckn RICHARD O BRIEN Ambttzon pro esszonal baseball player Baseball 2 3 4 DENNIS J OCCHINO Ambmon commerctal artzst Hall Momtor 4 Art Staff Eastoman PAULINE OKONCZAK Ambztnon chcmzst technxcmn Honor Roll I 2 3 Executive Com mittee 2 French Club Treasurer 3 Valentina Owcharenko Alnce Parucka an I, Beverly A Pawlowskl Joan Pawlowskn Darla Pelon Donald A Pelowska 45 George Nehrebeckyl Evelyn Nerbergall Julla M Oates Rnchard O Brien VALENTINA OWCHARENKO Ambxtxon busmess woman Executrve Committee I 2 ALICE PARUCKI Ambltxon secretaa y Honor Roll 2 3-Offxce Momtor 4 Typnng Staff Eastoman BEVERLY ANN PAWLOWSKI Ambmon elementarx school teacher H nor Roll I 2 3 4 Hall Momtor 4 Omlcron Alpha Chess Club- Dxsc Club-Co Edltor Eastonuan JOAN PAWLOWSKI Ambxtxon pnvate secretary Hall Momtor 3 4 Honor Roll I 2 3 4-Offnce Momtor 4 Student Councnl 3-Gurls Sports 3 Advertls mg Staff Eastonlan East Wmd Staff 4-Omlcron Alpha 3 4 DARLA PELON Am bil :on comptometcr opemtor Sports E Library Momtor 4 Cholr 3 4 Beta Hn Y Honor Roll 4 DONALD A PELOWSKI Ambxtxon accountant Hall Mon1tor4 Tennlsl 2 3 4 Co Captam 3 Chess Team 4 Ho I I l - ts NEH- ' 1 I ' ', B- . . I . A 1 1 -1 , i . , . ' 0 - H, , - y , - A , , 3, - I I - - I A - . 1 , 3 , , - , , I or 1 D h , V I RV Ho , , 3, - H'-Y, T . Z-. I A I f , A : . . b , , - 1 itor 4'-Assistant Circulation Manager, - - : . . I V ' .1 i , , r 1 . , . I . . It f ' T I T O - 1 1 1 1' - , . , . - K . . ' I , I . - . , I 1 . - , I - I . , . ' 1 l 1 I . I . - . I vi 1, Uh . . - f - T - 1 1 1 1 ' '9. . Geraldnne Rhodes CLASS OF I957 JAMES J PELTZ Anbztzon dentist Honor Roll l Chess Club Hall Mon :tor 4 JERALDINE PERKINS Ambition clerical wor Eat Glrls Hi Y Chaplaln 4 Hall Monrtor 4 Clrculatlon Staff Easto man RONALD PIATASIK Ambition ieramic engineer H nor Roll l 2 4 Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 4--Chess Club lntramural Sports l 2 3 4 Literary Staff Eastonlan Americanrsm Essay Winner 4 LUCILLE PLUMMER RONALD POKORSKI Ambrlion pro essional football player Bookroom Monitor l 2 3 4 Base ball 3 4 Football 3 4 Hall Mom tor 4 International Club JAMES PRACHT Ambition nqval career JACQUELINE PUDLEWSKI Ambiczon secretary Honor Roll l 2 3 4-Omlcron pha Student Councrl 4 Drsc Club Alpha Eta Kappa HIY Typing Staff Eastonian-Choir 4 WILUAM M QUINN Am bizmn personnel director Hall Momtor 4 Tennis 4 lntramu rl Sports l 2 Curculatron Staff Fastonlan Guidance Monltor2 Disc Club Asslstant Crrculatron Manager Eastonian Phillop N Raines Oscar Rayford Maxine V Rrchardson Donald G Reglan L' James J Peltz Jeraldrne Perkins Ronald Pratasuk ' 3 , .gs James Pracht Jacqueline Pudlewski William M Qulnn Eugene Raczkowskl John V Radzlwon EUGENE RACZKOWSKI Ambmon oreign sermce East Wind Staff 3 Hall Monitor JOHN V RADZIWON Ambition U S Army career Cross Country 2 Trackl 2 3 4 lntran1uralSp0rtsl 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Christmas Play 2 Spring Play 2 Photography Staff Eastonaan Hall Monitor 4 Bookroom Monrtor l 2 3 4 Executive Commnttee 4 Cafeteria Monitor 3 Barbara Rembowskr Randy Riggs Joyce Mane Rrtts 46 PHILLIP N RAINES Ambition artist Track l Football 2 3 4 Cafeteria Monrtor 3 Hall Monrtor 4 lntra mural Sports l 2 OSCAR RAYFORD Ambrtion industrial design Track 2 4 Football 4 DONALD G REGIAN Ambmon engineer Band l 2 3 4 Hall Monitor BARBARA REMBOWSKI Ambmon mdustrial cllermit H nor Roll l 2 3 4 Chess Club Dnsc Club-Omrcron Alpha Grrls Sports l East Wrnd Staff 4 GERALDINE RHODES Ambition registered nurse Lambda Chl Hr Y Student Council l Gur s Sports 3 4 Disc b Chess Club Crrculation Staff Easto Fllan MAXINE V RICHARDSON 'Xnzbztrmi accountant Senior Executlve Commlttee 4 Red Cross Representative 4 Lambda Chl Hi Y Rochester Conference 3 Disc Club Hall Monitor 4 lnternatlonal Club Crrculatron Staff Eastonlan Chess Club RANDY RIGGS Ambitirvn accountant Chess Club, Treasurer 3 Chess Team 3, 4 JOYCE MARIE RITTS Ambilmn doctor Honor Roll 3 Sports E Drsc Club Chess Club International Club Alpha Eta Kappa HI Y Library Mon ll'Or l . J ii 4 ,if 'F J. i I ' 1 V K J A' QQ' J , 1 A It 4' S l I , u l ' . . . . I - ' 0 , , - I 1 -' A A ,K I V it ' S N 4 I 1 r ll ,G wa 1. ' I . bfi , :fa - .J A Ambition: practical nurse I Aa ' , , I I 1 .- . , . . . . . I . I T I ti - J - l 4 , - ' f ' J , I I , , ,A Q AI- , . I 1 , . - T ' ' ' T . . . D f . . ' ' ' -T l - y f - , - - , , , , - 4 a . '. -- . . ' 1 . ' . l ' 5 . T 1, . ' .T , I I - 1 D - . : . . Q .t Q I I V 1 i V W. ' I ' I - ' Cru - 23 f - - ' ' A' .4 st' . . ' . - . . .i I - . Carol Ann Rowell Loss Rockey Donald Roddy Norma Jean Roller Ida Sanders Herbert Sanford LOIS ROCKEY Ambztxon vwltcllboard operator Beta Hn Y Hall Monltor 4 Clrcula ton Staff Eastonlan DONALD RODDY Ambmon accountant Red Cross Representative 3 4 Cross Country 3 Hall Momtor Chess Club Clrculatlon Staff Easto man NORMA JEAN ROLLER Ambmon medual teclrznzcmn nor Roll l 2 3 Spor Glrls Declamatlon 2 3-Orchestra l 2 3 Executnve Commlttee 2 Hall Monltor 4 CAROL ANN ROWELL A17lbll10'Yl CXCCUIILC SCCTCIHTV Honor Roll 2 3 4 Guldance Mon: tor 4 International Club Disc Club Chess Club--Cholr 4 Ambmon nurse Student Council 3 East Y Teens ln ter Club Representative 4 Advertls mg Staff Eastonlan Debate 4-Glrls Sports 4 Dnsc Club Chess Club International Club-Office Monltor 3 Hall Monltor 4 Honor Roll 3 HERBERT SANFORD Ambmon vocahst Ban l Chonr 2 3 4 Swummmg Team 3 Football 4 BARBARA SCESNEY 47711711101 prnare secretarg Offnce Monntor 4 Honor Roll l Alpha Eta Kappa HI Y Typing Staff Eastonlan NORMA M SCHOLL thrlblztmt xtenograpller Student Council 2 Executive Com mnttee 2 3 Gnrls Sports 2 Honor R l 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 Bar bara Scesney Norma M Scholl JOAN D SCHMIDBAUER Ambmon laboratory Leclznzclan :sc Club Honor Roll l Alpha Eta Kappa HIY Edltorlal Staff Eastonlan Sports E Chess Club International Club East Wlnd Statf4 GERALD N SCH ROEDER Arnbmon ban er Cross Country l 2 Swlmmlng l Hall Monitor 3 4 lntramural Basket ball 4 Cnrculatlon Staff Eastoman Joan D chmldbauer Gerald N Schroeder CLASS OF I957 BEYERLY M. SCHWARTZOTT Ambition: secretary Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4-Hall Monitor 4--Chess Club-Alpha Eta Kappa Hi- Y-Sports E -Circulation Staff, Eastonian JOYCE M SCOTT A nbztmn adverustng arust Red Cross Representative l Student Councnl l Glrls Sports l Art Staff Eastonlan CAMILLE SEROWSKI Ambntlon busmess executxve H nor Roll l 2 3 4 Llbrary on: for 3 Edltonal Staff Eastonlan MARILYN R SHAMP Amlmmn nurse Girls Sports 4 Dlsc Club-Library Monltor 4 Chour 3 4 Editorial Staff Eastonlan Alpha Eta Kappa HI Y Treasurer 4 EVE MARIE SIELSKI Ambmon musnc teacher Student Councll l Water Ballet l Alpha Eta Kappa Hu Y Dssc Club- Chnstmas Play 2 Red Cross Repre s ntatnve 3 Cholr 3 -Glrls Sports 4 Honor Roll l 4 Variety Show 4 Edntorual Staff Eastoman Ornent Players Presldent 4 MARGARET J Sl ELSKI Ambmon artteaclaer Honor Roll l Water Ballet l Disc Club Alpha Eta Kappa Hn Y Choir nd 2 Spor ar nety Show 4-Chnstmas Play 2 Edltonal Staff Eastonran dag Q Beverly Schwartzott Joyce M Scott Carmine Serowgkt Marxlyn R Shamp Eve Mane S elskt Margaret J Slelskr 47 0 , , , -' I M '- X . 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A I Michael Slawmskl Elrzabeth Sloma Anthony Sokal Wnllue G Spearson Catherine Spelnman Lorn M Stadler Joan MICHAEL SLAWINSKI Ambmon mum ran Coss Country I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 Bandl 2 3 4-Orchestra 3 4 Hall Momtor 3 4 Intramural ortsl 2 3 ELIZABETH SLOMA Ambrtzon boo eeper Honor Roll 3-Garls Sports I Typing Staff Eastonlan ANTHONY SOKAL Nmbmon engmeer Swimming 2 3 4 Edltorlal Staff Eastonran Dnsc Club WILLIE G SPEARSON A-mbmon musrcran Hall Momtor 4 Dlsc Club-Band 2 3 4 Cholr4 CATHERINE SPELLMAN Ambztmn secretary Office Momtor 4 Hall Momtor 4 Gnrls Sports I Red Cross Represen ta Ive I 2 LORI M STADLER Ambltxon telephone operator Glee Club I 2 Water Carnnval 3 Gnrls Sports 3-Orchestra I 2 3 JOANNE STANKOWSKI Ambmon registered 'nurse ne Stankowskr Sandra Star Stewart SANDRA STAR STEWART Ambmon offxce cler MARGARET H E LEN STOCKSCHLAEDER Ambmon executwe secretary Honor Roll I-Orchestra I Sports E lnternatlonal Club-Representa tnve Cnty Government Dayl 2 3 4 Chess Club-Dlsc Club-Alpha Eta Kappa Hn Y East Y Teens Inter Club Vlce Presldent 3 Presldent 4 Dele gate State Conference 3-Orlent Play ers-Christmas Play 3 Sprung Play 3 Edltonal Staff Eastonlan Executive Commnttee 4 Margaret Stockschlaeder Thelma E Stokes CLASS OF I957 TH ELMA E STOKES Ambmon secretary Guudance Momtor 3 4 Red Cross Representatlve I MON ICA STOLTMAN Amhmon prwate secretary Honor Roll I 4 Executive Commit tee 4-Office Momtor 4--Circulation Staff Eastonlan Hall Momtor 4 LUCILLE STRANO Ambmon elementary teacher Honor Roll I 2 3 4-Omlcron Alpha Executrve Commlttee 2 3-Girls Marshal 3 Red Cross Representatlve 3 Dlsc Club Secretary 4 Hall Mon :tor 4-Cheerleader 3 4 Alpha Eta Kappa Hn Y Chaplain 4 Advertising JOSEPHINE SUMMERVILLE Ambztzon prrvate secretary Hall Momtor 4 Kappa Rho Hu Y CORRIN E A SZABLA Ambrtzon typmr, Hall Momtor 4-Clrculatlon Staff Eastoman EDWARD SZUMIGALA Ambmon ChC7YHCdlCTlgl11.CC7 Hall Monitor 4 Honor Roll I BERNADINE C TATARSKI Ambmon secretary Honor Roll I Alpha Eta Kappa HI Y Dusc Club-Offnce Momtor 4 East Y Teens Monica Stoltman Lucille Strano Josephnne Summerville Corrune A Szabla Edward Szumngala Bernadnne C Tatarskn 48 5. A I Q 'V l w W , if , , 4 K ,ay ny , A . I - 729 r in ig - , . I I , 'I I . .VIQV I ivvz Q3 1 ' - - - - V Staff, Eastolfian 4-East TN-ind Staff 4 f 4 I . . I . . i . k A V I . r I I I 1 . . . sf , , , 4 ' T 2- kk we I ' - as 4, A A fa A tl ' xy M 'I , Q CLASS OF l957 DAN B TERRANA Ambmon commerctal photographer wrmmmg Team I 2 3 4 Momtor 2 3 4 Red Cross Represen tatvve 2 Chlet Photographer Easton 2 OPAL ANN THOMAS Ambmon pruate secretary Honor E Student Councrl I 2 3 4 Executlve Commlttee 3 4-Om: cron Alpha Executrve Commuttee I 2 3 Hall Momtor 4-Offlce Mon: tor 4 INEZ THREETHS Ambmon beautr ran JAMES W TIERNEY Ambmon U S Navy FREDERICK R TOOTE Ambmon maga me tllustraror Cross Country 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 Swlmmnng 2 Lrbrary Momtor 3 Cafeterna Momtor 4 Advertlslng Staff Eastonlan JOANN M TULISZEWSKI Ambztxon prwate secretary Honor Roll 3-Cheerleader I 2 3 4 Hall Momtor 4-Offlce Monitor 4 East Wlnd Staff 4 Dlsc Club Vlce Presudent 4 Typrng Staff Eastonlan VIOLA K TZIMOU Ambmon elementaq teacher Honor Roll I 2 3 4-Omucron Alpha Treasurer 3 4 East Wnnd Editor 3 Alpha Eta Kappa Hr Y Chorr 4 Drsc Club Lnbrary Momtor 4lCIFCU Iatron Staff Eastoman Sports E Vanety Show 4 Carol Vogelsang Elaine Walden Ernest D Walker Lucy M Warr Lrdna Weslowskr Dan B Terrana Opal Ann Thomas Inez Threeths James W Tlerney '25 .4 Fredenck R Toote Joann Marne Tullszewsk: Vuola K Tzrmou Erik A Vlmmerstedt ERIK A VIMMERSTEDT Ambxtrrm engineer Cross Countryl 2 Crvrl Defens Visual Alds Staff I 2 3 4 CAROL VOG E LSANG Ambmrm medual secretary Lnbrary Momtor 4 Alpha Eta Kappa Hn Y Presldent 4 Grrls Declamatlon 4 Chrlstmas Play 3 Sprrng Play 3 Dlsc Club-Clrculatlon Staff Eas toman atrlcna Wanderllch Emma West Carol Ann Whntaker ELAINE WALDEN Ambmon typrst Library Monltorl 2 DnscClub Hall Momtor 3 4 Gamma Girls Hr ERNEST D WALKER Ambmon dm tsman Momtor 4 Baseball I 2 Executlve Commrttee I 2 Red Cross Represen tatlve I 3 Student Council 2 3 H nor Roll I 2 3 PATRICIA WANDERLICH Ambmon nurse Alpha Eta Kappa HI Y DISC Club Chess Club Clrculatlon Staff Easto man LUCY M WARR Ambition smger Cheerleader 2 3 4 LIDIA WESOLOWSKI Ambmon cemfied publlc accountant Honor E Executive Committee 3 Clrculatlon Staff Eastonlan EMMA WEST Ambmon secretary CAROL ANN WH ITAKER Ambmon socral wor er Lubrary Momtor 4 East Y Teens Treasurer 4 Lambda Chu Hr Y-Cnr culataon Staff Eastonlan Drsc Club- Chess Club Vlce President 4-Offace Momtor 4 lnternatlonal Club-Girls Sports 2 4 Honor Roll 2 3 Florence D Wllhams HU Nona Woronun Duana Zalewskx FLORENCE D WILLIAMS Ambxtum medlcal techmcum Student Council 2 4 Cholr 3 4 East Y Teens Inter Club Representa tnve 4 lnternatronal Club Secretary Treasurer 4 Debate Vlce Presndent 4 Chess Club Dlsc Club urs Sports 3 4 Advertuslng Staff Eas tonnan Jack Wulllams Luke S Wllloughby Thomas R Wusnnewskl Dons Znmmermann Nancy Madme DeGraw JACK WILLIANS Ambmon 'TV producer Cholr 4 Student Councll 3 Du c Club Red Cross Representatlve I Advertising Staff Eastonlan VALETE Our partmg words are spoken, We ve bad our frnends adleu Our days at East are ended, Farewell, Dear Gray and Blu Fond memorues we wall cherish Through all the future years Of tame we spent preparung To face our new frontiers The doors for us are closmg now Just one last look O East Before your children all embark On lnfe s tempestuous seas CLASS OF I957 LUKE S WILLOUGHBY Am hmm engmeer Cafeterua Monltor 4 Track I 2 3 Hall Monutor 4 Assnstant Football Manager 3 Yearbook Staff 3 THOMAS R WISNIEWSKI ',x7YII7lfIO'l'l L ommerual plmzogmplter Edltorlal Staff Eastonlan Honor Roll I Vlsual Aids Staff 4 Hall Mom tor 4 LEONARD E WOJTKOWIAK Amlumon mzlrtarv career NONA WORONIN Ambttmn boo eepev DIANA ZALEWSKI Ambmon prwaze secretarx DORIS ZIMMERMANN Am Imlon receptzornst Reo Cross Representatlve I 2 3 Alpha Eta Kappa Hu Y Executive Commnttee I Honor Roll I Student Council 4 Llbrary Monitor 4 NANCY MADI NE DEGRAW Ambmon nurse DncClub4 Bandl 2 3 Dra a s Club I Gurls Sp rts Ke nnetb S ydow 50 6 , ,I kk if ,V. 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I I I ' I JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Furst Row B Berger C Schulte M Loveless G Brown J Sumpson C Oluver Second Row N Guadalupe G Skalecku W Beed R Watts E Weugand J Muszuk J Skowronsku M Pellnat JUNIORS ENJOY THEIR FIRST FLIGHT IN UPPER CLASS AIR The uunuors are now ready for Flught Four and destunatuon Senuor Year Flught Three was one of satustactory success The captaun was Presudent Gerald Brown Assustung hum were vuce presudent Mary Loveless secretary Carol Schulte treasurer Joyce Sumpson gurls marshal Betty Berger and boys marshal Calvun Oluver Many outstandung passengers were uncluded un thus uourney Among the hughest on the Honor Roll were Mary Loveless Barbara Kozlowsku Jacquelyn lngram Rose Marue Blesch and Theresa Tucholsku The athletes were Peter Trugg Muchael Peoples Wulluam Moore and Isaac Bolden un football Ruchard Coleman John Storey and Claude Truesdale un basketball Walter Mohler Gerald Brown Clemue Hunter Joseph Costello Gordon Waehrer and Charles Raunes un swummung Joseph Costello Robert Barry Ruchard Colem n Walter Kelly and John Storey un cross country and un track Isaac Bolden Ronald Drennung and Melvun Gray Junuor gurls partucupated un after school sports They had such chouces as volleyball basketball badmunton and swummung Susan Brown and Gordon Waehrer represented East Hugh School un a raduo program entutled Hugh School Forum Juduth Boczarska Edgretta Tunch Rosalund Watts Gordon Waehrer and Joseph Costello uouned the Oruent Players Hughlughtung the debatung sessuons were Joseph Costello Juduth Boczarska and Gordon Waehrer The junuors were truly represented un every actuvuty of the school As the year came to a close the uunuors pro vuded an entertaunung assembly when they dusplayed theur varuous talents un theur annual Arbor Day Program They have guven every unducatuon that the 'Nr class of l958 wull truly be a brught and successful one 51 Z - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 A - - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 r 1 - 1 - ' - - ' 1 1 . ' . ' I . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' C' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' - 1 1 1 - . . . . ,, . ,, . 1 1 1 I dex Z f 1 ' ' , j, I , . . . A . 1 X f-xx, JJ JUNIOR GIRLS, ROOMS 20 AND 21 A 'V in If ff.,, , l .l .A M Loveless Second Row J Boczarska 'S Faedler D Leland VN Beef 5 Desch M Brooks A Washington R Blesch J Balashevech Third Row Debel A Jackson B KOZCNSRI NA bloma A Ferrel LJ Sm: STUDYING HIGHER MATH AND PHYSICS SECRETARIAL PRACTICE JUNIOR Bovs Room 233 n-I First Row H Fletcher C Rarnes P :qc J orey B rrrs J SUIVPV E Blackwell R Goodruch Second Row R Kalanonskr B Berry W Moore T Alston W Whrtfreld D Cnesrer C Kerb Tl-ward Row C Gurlford R Komorowsku R Szczur R Coleman W Mohler N Gross 52 , , . ., ,Q , . -H-W -, ------, -- -------1 ' v '- 1 -- - 1 A '1 r - 1 - 1 . . -c. r , . , . ls- , I, , th. I I . f I - 1 . . 'V I I 1 H - Q X , 1 if 5 A , 'U ' 1 - 1 l ' -, , ,.Tr',,St ,,l-la,.,', , '. -. I ' V l ' 1 1 1 i I ' I ' 1 - 1 V , A L .4 - 1 JUNIOR GIRLS, ROOMS 20 AND 23 9 , A Farst Row D Galams N Guadalupe G Perkms B Adams D Potts A Mumster: D Wulder E Lott E Domansks B Woolford Second Row P Ray T Sfefanskl B Berger L Alston C Petschke W Wasnlpew R Bell B Boyd E Cuus S Sullivan B Burrell Thlrd Row P Foster A Shepard D Kless B Massey R Lee M Gross L Fobbs E Lott A Rustay R Lehman AND MACBETH JUNIORS ARE OFF THE GROUND AT LAST JUNIOR BOYS ROOM First Row-G Conrad R Denson A Hellrnann J Skowronskn W Brown C Hunter J Muszuk L Peterson Second Row F Crocker M Peoples S Szarzan R Schultz L Hall H Rudy J Costello D Kmuec l Bolden Thnrd Row D Wnlllams E Mitchell W Horne D Lee R Lee E Parkun R Drennlng G Waehrer 53 L . , . , . , . A . ., . . , . , . , . ' - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - ' i- 1 - 1 4 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 I , 'I62 ' . M o ' 1 In B x 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 4 1 - 1 - - 1- 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 f 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - - I - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 r 1 1 1 - 1 JUNIOR GIRLS ROOM 60 Fnrst Row-C Patton J Simpson R Gayles V Walker L Dremml J Pordon V Martnn R Burnett D Taylor J Johnson Second Row J Moore E Welgand V Thomas S Glunz S Brown O Lykes G Davies P Martun R Harms D Skowron L Dolata Thlrd Row M Bozeman P Whlte M Kull B Gibbs G Morrls B l-lankerson N Cooper A Cochran NO LONGER ROOKIES JUNIORS NOW PLAY ON THE FIRST TEAM JUNIOR GIRLS ROOM 63 3 A L First Row N Bayer B Hagglns L Mott J Gibbs L Peterson J Smuth C Stapf A Konneczka B Anger S Love Second Row M Dennis B Mucce M Wrazen l Owens C OBryant L Jones V Moore W Maddlng M Pellnat Y Mclimght Thurd Row H Belcher, P Holman, J DBVIS, J Ingram, P Rayford, A Hull, Y Brown 54 I 'A ' . 9 4 K' 151, ' 1 ., I' V A 4 ' n 4 v-.mv . , . , . , . , , , . , . , . , . , , . T - 1 - 1 - 1 r 1 A 1 4 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . . - . , . , , , . , . , , , . , . . I I l - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - - . . , , . -' - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - - Q A - JUNIOR GIRLS, ROOM 220 Flrst Row J Kandra S Jones E Oughterson R Pauncey H Karkland L Van Ever O Szpylawyl M Parnluk S Werernc zuk M Hachten Second Row D Moore L Brown J Kluszak E Trnch M Robmson P Jones R Watts D Wllnlams P Moch J Vogl Thlrd Row L Subar M Headley N Denson M Dawldowlcz E Kurzel C Schulte N Candler T Tucholskl THEY CHAIRMAN COMMITTEES AND SERVE AS CLUB OFFICERS JUNIOR BOYS ROOM 230 I -s Flrst Row F Harge C Thompson H Humphrey R Cassel R Gamble D Colson J Crawford D Turner K Cornell Second Row R Lrpka M Cameron T Wnlluarm N Leuer M Gray G Hzstunqs W Jorge J Saber M Taylor Thrrd Row D Czuprynskr R Dulln C Olnver J Stelnfeld W Wrughf G Brown l. Lewls 55 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 -' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' ' , , . Y . , . , , , , , . , . , . , . , . , . . S . , . , , , . , . , . , . , . I E r , , . xv l M. ' I .. I 1 , 131 2 r ' - 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - 'T - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 f , 1 - 1 A 1 - - .. I . , . , . , . , . , , , . . SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE n f- , .r-+I -.- Seated-C McKmney P DAddezlo J Fonzl W Rlce W Alnsworth J Jones D Dale W Wyatt Standlng M Graham J Collnns R Sykes R Baker E Hall R Grace R McDermott J Pokorskn L Pnelechowskl M Curry B Gullo PATRIOTIC SOPHOMORES SCORE IN FEBRUARY ASSEMBLY Followlng the tradltuon of many years Sophomore Day on February 2l honored the two great Americans whose birthdays are celebrated In that month wlth a patrlotnc assembly On thus occasion the sophomores were glven a chance to show theur Sunday best clothes as they took places of honor Among the talented performers were Chrlstma Nledznelska Ruth Garllngton Beverly Nawrockl and Robert Grace The guest speaker Shenff Robert Glasser who spoke of brotherhood and the problems of juvennle delunquency was Introduced by Wanda Ainsworth presndent of the class who acted as chalrman The other offlcers were Jo Ann Jones vuce presudent Donna Jean Dale secretary Wllllam Rlce treasurer Wllllam Wyatt boys marshal Joan Fonzu gurls marshal The assembly was concluded with slnglng of patrlotlc songs by the student body The second largest group of students rn the school the sophomores showed their mcreasmg knowledge and self confidence un many ways Robert Grace led the Honor Roll three tlmes with an averaoe of 97 2 98 2 and 98 Susan Kozmycz Beverly Ann Nawrocku Janet Bluman Carol Kar nyskn Kay Schlack and Chrnstlna Nneduelska were also hugh on the Honor Roll The sophomores were well represented rn athletlcs Frank Harrus won has major letter nn foot ball DeWutt Lee was shot put cham plon In the All Hugh track meet ln l956 whule George Pappas made hrs mark ln swimming Wnllung and efficient In further mg the Interests of the chool the sophomores proved their abllrty to keep up the hugh standards for which East has always stood Seated-C Nledzlelska Standrng R Grace B Nawrockn C Karnyskn BCyra R oarllngton 56 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - T ' 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 , . ' ' ll ll 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 T 1 I 1 . . . . , . . . , I 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' I ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I - - 1 9 1 . . l . , .' ,' . I . , somomons sms, Room 203 A l - .4 Q Q 4. Fnrst Row L Hunley C Brownnng M Graham E Jefferson C Nvcolas S Crogan A Dukes F Jackson M Busch G Neely Second Row A Veasley H Zychowskn C Ball S Shanahan D Dale G Hobbs M Sluda P Gosclak M Beltz D Oughterson S Sanders M Taylor Thlrd Row D Sawyer M Drernrnl E McCla1n N Wood B Cyra Y Johnson J Sfernmefz C Murawskl J Stewart AND LOOK TO NEW EXPERIENCE IN THE FLYING DAYS AHEAD SOPHOMORE GIRLS ROOM 201 .. L. al asey L Holluns E S rkett econd Row A M lrno M Puust J rns G r ln n C Jacks n M Jones nks S Sylvrs cClaln M ehrnng J auer ur ow uz KI uso J Pyko k L Zlarnlak P Grnln I Cr T J Fuller T Wrllrams 57 I First Rowil Raczka, K. Srnith, M, Healey, S. Mayer, G. Veasley, L. Hofherns, N. Laude, V. Gray, H. Stewart, D. Kellam, D.C ,, ,,y .S -. o , ,,Ha',R, algto, o, ,D Ba , ' , A. M , , B , , B . Th d R AP, R' yc' ,, P. C l , rs' l, 1 , , sk, K. oo, , , SOPHOMORE BOYS ROOM 321 Second Row H Barney R Warren W Baker H Porter G Esch J Davies E Echols M Du Gnambattusta Thnrd Row C McDonald J Thompson L Potts H Spnder B Malanlak N Wltkowskn M McDowell L Barber NOW PART OF THE GREAT TRADITION SOPHOMORES GROW som-lomokz Bovs Room 161 Fnrst Row M Ralney A Fletcher G Pappas J Bolden M Danuel W Taylor D Smith J McCullough D Woeltel F Tunch Second Row M Mlszuk J Laufer J Gagllardo T Molrno R Grace R Shelton R Lewus R Thomas L Dray Thnrd Row-O Stafford, W Race, T Bunford, L Gary, M Lewandowskl, C Rudley, F Clark, F Czarnockl, C Harrington 58 I F if! K . 1' ,L ,,,, . A , 5 f t ' c R ,J zz 1: e. .. . S I ,J 11 if M bl , ,, . Q. ,, . Q First Row-E. Richardson, E. Howard, D. Stewart, S. Veasley, C. Davis, A. Carr, R. Michalski, P. Robinson, R. Baker. i . , . , . I , . ., . ,D . ' , . , . . 'T ' r - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - , V, - 1 - - I I L G A in ,S f I4 1 . 4 , . I , . , . 4 , . 'I , . , . 4 , . b , . , . ' ' i ' I I ' I ' I ' I V' I ' I ' I ' I I 'I ' SOPHOMORE GIRLS, ROOM 202 -4 I A Y , - L - l .4 1 First Row B Sanders N Boyer M Spencer J Herko R Puryear M Chatelle C McKinney l. Aameen R Jones E Schunke G Harrnngton Second Row G Adams V Buhagew R Janefakos K Moushlvan I McCormlck S Brooks J Ross B Mank S Mussell P Jerge E Allen Thlrd Row V Thompson V Beard B McCIell1n L Porter P Smlth D nskn J a er IN SENSE AND SKILL TO MEET THE COMING CHALLENGE PHoMoRE GIRLS Room 204 nrsr R w J Jakselaszek G Jenkins F nn C Pawlus Kane Thompson J Stale E 4-'laliung M Petty B Ehrhardf Second Row J Jones E Nan!-ioose A Wartb F Boczarska 'Xl Medley W Ainsworth Kolb Suu a J Wheee Sacllowska Thsrd Row G Mnllender J Bluman E Parker B 'Xlawrockv O Hunter J Swewuee H Qwygorcewru J Dud znnskl S Buersfer 59 r I L - I 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 ' F 1 - A 1 A 1 A 1 1 r T - 1 A - 1 - I1 - 1 - 1 A I 1 - I I I ' Y ' V I ' I ' ' S-7 ' ' I ' I ' C I ' I ' I ' Gln I . N :I , E. Hall. SO , . fy i , ' A ' , I f 5 5, PM 1 1 1:1 L , nl I I 1 ' , I 1 ,, 1' V , I F' O e . , . , . Qu: , . , J. , P , S, . . , . , , . T . , ' , ', ' , w I I A, , J U , . I V, C V L J w . F fb' x ' SOPHOMORE GIRLS ROOM 273 Fnrst Row J Slelnrnetz l Kowal S Slerszulska B Commodore K Amey B Haunesworth R Hunley M Lugsdm J Shoulter T l-large Second Row J Colllns B Price P Prell L Puelechowslsu C Delano B Herrod M Allen M Young Tessrner PUTTING ASIDE CHILDISH THINGS SOPHOMORES SETTLE DOWN soPHoMoRE GIRLS Room 224 urst Row D eoples P ddezlc C Karnysku D ose M alr Korne K Luck V Wronecu C Hanrston Wetrer B Wrona Second Row Z url an F Pusher V St rr O Walace J Glenn D Strassnelrn G l-lolst K Schla k B Fenty F Cnolnacka S Davis Tl1lrdROw S Kozrnycz S Sanders M Telaak L Wright D Jones B Krueger B Kaener L Moore, B l-lerbsr 60 I I r 1 . , -,Q f X J, Q ,1 S va , ' A - V S I ' I ' A , X J. Grahalrn.. Third 'Row-S. Johnson! E. Ray: Jf Baalef cf, Amiagbsr, 5. Davis, fl. Johnson,lC.' Naedzafilskg, J. Ahfkdwaak, Pl I I l so A I I V X S , 1 F' -.P ,DA S ,.R, F,Er. ul. , I kg. ' ,c. , . . -J, w e' , , . 0 , 1 , , , . , . , . c , SOPHOMORE BOYS, ROOM 364 Fvrst Row V Wnngo F Garland C Bush W Boler A Halton D Enser C Beckwnth M Green B Gullo Second Row G Smnth H Delano M Curry R Justnnger J Eads H Brown J Sharp G McDonald R Degenfelder Third Row J Hunley H Borders R Graves A Whntaker E Lott D Rollmson A Smnth AND FEEL RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SUCCESS OF AIRBASE EAST somomoks Bovs Room 222 ,.4q..,,x Flrst Row R Mayerek G Kamunsku J Massae J Davns M Goss K Anthony D Pruchnowskn C Fletcher Second Row R Slobodynsky R Prelna G Mltzel R lgnaslak R McDermott C Johnson D Stem H Rauney M Pasunskn V Colluns Third Row W Wyatt J Hartwell R Washnngton F Hams W Covangton G Hummer C Brown 61 21 9 ' I ,, -X , x X A . 5 . E.. K -x I 5 ' h I ' I ' 'I I ' I ' I ' I ' l I ' I ' ' -T - 1 - 1 - 1 ' - 1 ' 1 - 1 ' f - r ' ' T- I -N I . . x S 2 . , , L X . A , , l A I 4 f ' . lx ' I V ' 5 - .. 1 ' I :A - - I lr ' A rt- .1 - 1 - 1 A V -1- - 'A - Ai T - 1 - I ' I - 1 - 1 4 1 - ' SOPHOMORE GIRLS, ROOM 272 rasmmnwzmwmx 11 I Fnrst Row P Moyer F Klrchlnger J Fonzn S Coston B Sapp A Van V Thompson K Daly G Sykes D Roblnson Second Row A Harris M Jones J Guenther M Brunner L Washlngton R Sykes F Hughes R Ross M Pnde J Gantt 3: Egerzynsku Thlrd Row C Napolskl E Zrembo B Warpechowskn E Games M Jackson C Bnel R Scherer S Lnttle olller WITH FEET ON THE GROUND AND HEADS IN THE CLOUDS FRESHMAN Gml.s Room 366 -fyx X I' Fnrst Row M Fancher A Sanchez B Jackson T Gulson B Metzger E Nuefer A Ward D Puttman S Dean A Mauras Second Row G Bland P Hoffman D Hardlng S Martin I Reeves C Cornelius P Washington B Johnson C Mount E Conaway Thurd Row G Mcleod V Schtschetlnln S Kuclnsku G Sagnlbene R Edwards F McClellan B Lowe M Benson J Mcleod D Johnson 62 ii ' I I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' ' A L - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' A ' T ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I I - Y :,,, 1' 43, vi ,A K ar 4 - T . gk ,- -T Q 4 u., C :yi , . ,y .T ., I V. V' . 1 :S . K . ' ' ' ' J , , -Q i ,ull Q ff Y , 1-1-1' .11 + . ' ,F 4 '. ' ' . .. A' fl, 0 - Q 1, N , . ,V , , f1'., ' 1 .-X'-yfx 4 91, !! ,1 ... s K - L - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 r 1 - ' i - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' ' T ' I ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 ' , . , . . FRESI-IMAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE . - Ah A Furst Row L Pruce J Baker J Martun J Caldarellu G Sums R Buckert Second Row B Metzger C Mulewsku H Moore A Lewus S Martun J Leunung YOUNG RECRUITS START TRAINING FOR LIFE IN THIS AIR AGE Luke Puper Cubs the freshmen buzzed around Aur Base East struvung for flught perfectuon and advancement Theur smooth progress throughout the year soon earned them theur formatuon posutuons un the flught to knowledge Sugns of theur furst progress were shown at the Thanksguvnng Day assembly November 2l whuch honored the freshmen The program was opened wuth a speech from the presudent of the class Joseph Calderellu who untroduced the other offucers vuce presudent Gwendolyn Sums secretary Russell Buckert treasurer Yvonne Martun gurls marshal Johnnue Mae Baker boys marshal Leonard Pruce The pro Annue Duke a puano duet by Mary Mayfueld and Lulluan Long and a clarunet solo by Joseph Caldarellu A freshman gurls chorus directed by Muss Grossman added to the enjoyment of the assembly Among the freshmen were also some top scholars and athletes Sylvua Kucunsku Beverly Brutton Rosalund Robunson Arlene Faunes Chrustune Boczarska Patrucua Kandefer Glorua Waute Beth Metzger Tommue Mae Lughtfoot and Roger Mendel led the class un scholarshup Beverly Brutton and Glorua Waute gave much tume and effort to makung the school store a success The champuon freshman relay swummung team uncluded James Bauley Donald Egleton John Haurs ton Lester Green John Hutchunson and Harvey Solon James Russell showed all round abuluty un basketball The number of gurls un the after scho sports program was exceptuonally good W Wuth so many and varued accomplushments revealed un theur furst year the class of l96O may well hold hugh hopes of becomung one of the out X standung classes of East Hugh School 63 . w I I V If U - I . 1. - 1 ' 1 - 1 - - - 1 ' I ' I I I . . A f . - 1 I v I : ' 1 I I I I I I ' gram consisted of entertainment by a quartet with Lula Gayles, Elma Gayles, Denothrasea Pickens and 2 . . I ' . l I I I ' . I . I . I , . . . I A l . - , I I . A . TT . ' ' - ol FRESHMAN BOYS, ROOM 361 L11 Fnrst Row D Znentowsku H Thomas J Johnson C Defoor J Jerry L Prlce B Jefferson E Bynum I Blackman B Savage H Cleary Second Row L Poole R Mendel C Wllllams B Hornung V .lamlson F Barnwell R Hll H C n1ngham Thnrd Row T Sarachman J Davis J Hutcherson R Oneal S Robnnson T Beavers R Cotton EAGER FRESHMEN STAND HOPEFULLY ALONG THE RUNWAYS FRESHMAN GIRLS Room 320 Furst Row Q Guilford P Napleralskl M Garllngton V McN1ght G Adamska L Tousley M Overall A Duke C Kry stynlak J Crane Second Row enm L Laffoon J Muffley E Ferrell C White A Lewis M Barley J B ll A Zaczek P Msesko Thlrd Row J uzzo J Hughes J Helgl S Dernhart M Walden D Chavez M Dixon C Koenig S Robb S Mussehl J Brunn FRESHMAN BOYS ROOM 360 Flrst Row J McQueen T Whitfield C Paulus J Drye R Andrew S Thomas J Green M Gllbert J Covella Second Row C Gibson C Harrvs J Barley L Massre W Durham J Bradley C Haas Thnrd Row P Jankowlak J Stevens D Mack E Clarke M Lomonaco S Dean E Watson 64 ' l 1 il ' ,lc l .if 7 ff , ff ', 'I K ,Q . . 11, 3 1- , T' 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 A A Z- 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 71 1 un' ' T' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' ' I I 4 . 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'-1, , ', ' n U , ' I ' I ' 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 - - 'A 1 - 1 FRESHMAN GIRLS, ROOM 302 in Frrst Row E Sulzbach W Mlckles D Curry M Purnell S Ruth B Gantt L Melson P Kandeter V Flowers M Weso lek D Sawyer S Reed G Kelly Second Row V Robertson N Boyd A Lee E Hlll D Young D Dennard J Atkuns B Fronczak M Mayfield L Long G Sxms Thlrd Row-G Young S Slaughter P Kuznlckl G Gavazzo N Krueger C Boczarska A Stevens B Jones A Pltts A Adams WATCHING AND WAITING FOR THEIR TURN AT THE CONTROLS FRESHMAN GIRLS ROOM 323 Jaycox Second Row G Morrell D Bush K Klocke M Bnenlas B Adamson D Dlckrnan P Rarney B Jarrett J Martin Third Row J Stoplnskl A Bablnskl J White C Nunn F Washington Y Patterson L Croce J Parquet FRESHMAN BOYS ROOM 340 lrwln 9 atum T Roblnson R Putt N Fscher C Wllson J Edmonds D Wroneckl Second Row J Foreman R Russell J Russell C Baker W R blnson G Kaczor B Green K Hatcher Thlrd Row L Jastr zembskr J Hollingsworth R Carpenter H Dickinson R Buclfcrt J All 65 I 1 , K M557 1 S . xy ' 1 . :- lx I T ' 1 ' I 1 ' 1 ' 1 - I ' 1 - -1 ' 1 - 1 - V ' I ' I ' -I ' ' I T -' I ' I ' I ' I ' ' 4 I ' I ' A I - 1 A 1 1 1 1- 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . , . , . , . . I A x . qu , 5 'Y 1- 'W-V4 -W I First Row-M. McDonald, J. Ali, M. Chapman, D. Schmitz, P. Burgess, D. Szabla, M. Facen, M. Fenski, J, Stopinski, R. v. H--U. .,.. ,., ,. A,. ,. ,. ,, ,. . 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 A 1 - 1 - - I 3 1 Q if V i I 'g 2 X A I I . I X A E M , 1 1 1 I ' Y 1 ' Q 1 R' ' . 1 5 ' . -' J 'fy' 1 I 1 - 1 - ' 1 1 A 1 - l 1 1 1 - 1 1- - , . , , , . , . J , . en FRESHMAN GIRLS, ROOM 304 Furs? Row C Hurtt A Springer C May B Byrd C Mllewskl M Stukes V Wllllarns C Keller C Cole D Kroll C Karstensen J Bownngton Second Row M Rodolph R Swnerzbuensku J Ruggle A Jackson C Kloss H Ross T Mathias avns C ewus m Barnes T nr Row A Dayus L Snneszko C Burrlss J Marszalek M Bernhardt McEIh:nny C Dotzler l Reeves C Bright E Whltely GAZING INTO THE WILD BLUE YONDER THEY DREAM OF SUCCESS FRESHMAN sovs Room 341 Furst Row J Barnes D Hamilton R Neldrauer E Coston E Clarke D H ll P Murray J Caldarelln Second Row T Bradshaw P Korvne W Keyes L Smnth H Mason F Dalumonte G VanDeusen G Gibbs W Kraffert Third Row D Van K Kunderman D Greene D Young M Ferguson L Greene D Blue A Farnbo FRESHMAN BOYS ROOM 342 S-I Fnrsf Row J Halrston J Ronald D Kenned H Walker J Barlow J Du Nanno R Bushop A Kunze L Carter Second ow H Flnch W Barron J Mosley J ypnnewskl A Srnnth R Storrs B Moore F Redd G Worthy Third Row E Slloskl R Stephens H Moore R Kee J Hamilton S Harvey B Robinson W Warren R Zuolkowsku D McReynolds oung 66 71. 1 af 1 1' -j . 1. I lable J T- V1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 - I V 1 - 1 - I- 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1- ' V I ' 1 T- 1 - ' 1- 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 B.D ,.L ,J.SuTh,C. 1 hd -. ,. ,. ,. ' ,. ,C. ,, ,. , . ,. . I I r . ..,, I 1. N ' f' lx ll H MH- , . ' , . A ,. ,. , . I, 1 ,. ', H -. 1 -- 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' ' T' 1 , . , . ,. , . ,. , . , . . I I E 14 1 ,1I X wtf! 'I 'I 1 I 3 11 , , . . .V . . . . R -A .A , . ,. ,.s , , , . , , , . , . . - ' I' I ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1- 1 - 1- 1 - I FRESHMAN GIRLS, ROOM 301 Fnrst Row-G Allen V Mules G Hale S Speckard J Seeger C Klnszak A Spearson R Robmson J Gersler S Garvln D Bentley J Frrtz G Smrth Second Row I Hammond C Blttxnger J Cholnacka G McRae P Maclelewskl J Bewey B Schadt S Kolacku P Gress S Lee S Crockett Thlrd Row V Germaun P Whute E Brooks A Marzec B Staples D Haas T Lughtfoot G Kogler S Durant C Harrns OF THE DAY WHEN THEY TOO WILL RECEIVE THEIR WINGS Fnesl-'MAN GIRLS Room 365 Row B Washungton C Roblnson P Green D Schweitzer S Rowe E Walker B Brntton V Reld H Tucholsku F Jenufer G Waste B Llvlngston Thnrd Row G Larsen C Lugsdun N Green A Davus J Klncker P Flschler P Welgen C Clanahan O Stuckey J Starks G Sums M Funderburg FRESHMAN GIRLS ROOM 303 an Flrst Row M Thompson B Nelson J Muffley C Mlchalsku M Januszklewxcz M Ragkowsku J Wulson S Knlght A Krellner N Gardner L Gayles S McCray B Kirkland Second Row N Delano S Martln C Echols E Jackson B Goss E Cadlac J Wll ms G Jones E Gayles A Fanues E Haclfler Thnrd Row D Plckens T Watts C Jaroszewsku A Radash P Tolsma L Korn M Eckl B Lougheed M Turnbull E Swaggarcl B Melson 7 , 1 , . 1 . , ' , 1 , 1 I T 1 X , , 1 , , , , . ' ' , I ' I , I ' I ' I ' I I' I I I ' I I ' I I ' A Y I I ' A I ' 1 ' 1 - - 1- A 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 ' I - ' I ' I ' I ' - i - 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 r , . , . , . , . . I I 1. I . , v z ., , ff I ff, D A-I ' First Row-P. Callahan, E. Weber, S. Post, P. Nelson, C. Hogg, J. Baker, C. Grislen, B, Threat, J. Pew, J. Adams. Second f ' ' A I I' I ' I ' I I ' I ' I ' I- ' Iv ' -I ' I ' I ' ' I 1 ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - A I 1 A. 4 4 ' - I . - ' 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 l ' 1 - '1 1 I 1 - ' 1 1 1 A 1 - 1 A 1 I - ' 'T V 1 r 1 ' 1 1 - 1 . , . I I8 , . , . , , . L . - . , . , , ' , . 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 A 1 1 - IS, ANNA MILEWSKI DENNns OCLHINO .JIM BENDZULA ACTIVITIES The day's training is over, Weary cadets stream from the instruction rooms. Now is the time not to get caught in the middle of the rush storming along the corridors like iet-propelled airplanes or flyinq up and down the Stairways at lOO m p h Some of the cadets go to duties off the Base, but others join in the planned activities for the next two hours, For to- day's pilot is not merely proficient in the air He is a person of many interests- music club meetings, pIays,debate,publi- cations. Here is a choice for every taste. THE LOG OF E-57's sky rocket off to a zooming start on September 5 .... We greet acquaintances, hear vacation memories, make new friends .... Con- fused trosh search for the gym on the third floor .... Seniors, impressed with their rank, resolve to dazzle the school .... ln true Scotch style Mr. Davenport entertains the first assem- bly with Bonnie Lassie .... Fire drills break the daily routine .... Joann wins a jacket in B. B. drawing .... Movie of l956 Harvard Cup presentation - we vow to uphold a 3-year tra- dition .... Orientals squash Bulldogs, 25-7 .... EHS makes the headlines - national comenda- tion on our Courtesy Program. . . New kitchens are installed amid crashes, bangs-and jangled nerves .... October brings a rousing victory over Lafay- ette .... Four-day weeks are the trend as Christopher lands again and teachers convene. . . . Victory l9-O over Seneca .... Don't Be Cruel is the theme as report cards circulate. Above-Fashion show-Judy Keam, Tom Burgard,'EIeanor . . . Our hearts are broken as Bennett wins, 6-0- Gayles, Roy Cook. . . . Seniors in National Merit Scholarship Exams regret their past allergy to study .... Ai... Left-Miss Maxwell greets parents on Parents' Night. Below-Fashion Show-Janet Pordon, Mignon Jones, Chris- tine Mank, Judy Bronner, Marie Guenther, Joyce Fairchok, BI-FdH't tlk 'th t fth Jlirggr Rage Cn-,gg Slpogfami wl gues S 0 e Below-Entertainers from the Freshman Day assembly. Q 3 5 il L f an 3 if THE E-57 In crisp November weather East de- feats Hutch-Tech .... Kay Daly repre- sents East in l Speak For Democracy . . . . Ike is re-elected-we celebrate with no school .... Carol Kunkel places first in Girls' Declamation .... Ken falls under East's attack. . . We tremble as parents meet teachers at Open House-but all is well, no tales are toldl . . . Freshmen spread their wings to make their debut on Freshman Day. . , . Mm-m, can't you smell that turkey? . . . We weep and smile at the scoreless Thanksgiving Day game - oh, well, half a cup is better than none .... December snows bring Betty Crocker Exams to future homemakers .... We are saddened by the death of Mr. Run- dell .... We share Harvard Cup presen- tation with Grover Cleveland .... Alumna Lois Hunt tells of life in ltalyg Louise Hils shows slides of Red Cross tour of Europe .... French and German Clubs spread the spirit of giving .... Heavenly music as the choir presents their Christmas program .... A very Merry Christmas to alll . , Right-Christine acts as a waitress at the football din Below-Part of our team's cheering section. Below-The principals supervise a fire drill. USF. its ji' F A if F X I lkfl-'73 ' L in is sc.. -. fi, Ugg, . N Above-Miss Allen registers new students. K,-4 4 . Q K Below-Mr. Davenport and Mr. Kalbfleisch admire the Harvard cup. FLIGHTS SCHEDULED The New Year W ice-skating, resolutions - We will spend more time on our homework - , . . First basketball victory over Riverside A . , Splashl East vs Ken .,., Promotion cards go 'round . . . Exams. , . Seniors muddle over State Scholar- ship Exams , . 4 New term begins . . , We try to keep our heads above water in meet with Hutch- Tech - and glubl we don't , . . Chromatic Club entertains at musical assembly . . . Two defeats, Burgard and Lafayette A . . We dedicate our assembly to the memory of Mr. Run- dell . . . Two days offl Thanks, Abe . , , Seniors start driving - clear the roads? . . , Sophs elect a girl president - On Sophomore Day our guest Sheriff Glasser speaks about juvenile delinquency . . . A two for one exchange - Mr. Miller leaves for Bennett - Mr, McGowan and Mr. Rentz arrive . . . We take' to the water instead of the air at All- High Swim meet , . . East wins the basketball play- offs , , . Debate teams gain experience but not victory . . . Senior Assembly brings out the stars of the future . , . f'5 AN D UNSCHEDULED P. A. announcement! Semester exams will start today! - April Fool .... We canvass the school and neighborhood for Talent Revue patrons - Two won- derful evenings of music, dancing, and dramatics. . . Another award - the Board of Education Basketball Trophy ..,, Easter vacation at last--better late than never .... What's this? Our basketball team vs. swimming team .... Juniors shine on Junior Day .... Our academic and extra-curricular efforts are rewarded at the Honor Assembly, Recognition Day, and Girls' Letter Day .... Seniors glow with happiness at the Senior Prom .... The action-packed month of June .... Heroes of baseball, track, and tennis honored at Boys' Letter Day .... Class Night - we stand united - mem- ories, tributes, sadness .... Cram, cram-why didn't we study sooner! . . . The Eastonian appears on the scene .... Commencement! -The climax of hopes and ambitions, an end and a beginning, a blue and white processional, that long-sought-after sheepskin .... tomorrow, and tomorrow .... Best of luck, always! East Wind circulates the news. L Right-Sophomore President greets Sheriff Glasser. 46 'SD' The finishing touches on Sophomore Day in Room 273. l Left-Delegates to Citizen Education Conference at Syracuse University Right-A step toward success. un-L CHRISTMAS AT EAST For weeks before Christmas the halls of East rang with sounds of Silens Nox , O Tannen- baum , Cantique pour Noel O Pueblecito de Belen , as the language classes ushered in the holiday season with the traditional carols, amid the sights and smells of holly, pine, and mistletoe. The East Wind carried out the spirit with its Christmas issue. The German Club packed boxes of food and clothing to send to Germany, while the French Club brought cheer to Meyer Memorial Hospital with scrapbooks, games, cookies, and French carols. To close the festivities, our Christmas assembly with movies, carols, and orchestral music sent us off to vaca- tion with a warm and generous Christmas Spirit. decorates its Christmas Tree carols for the V 5.1 Miss Buerger presents the Christmas display from Germany. The French Club distributes Christmas goodies to the hospital. Above Left-The Solid Geometry class Left- Our Choirsings Christmas assembly EDITORIAL AND LITERARY STAFFS Flrst Row T Wlsnnewskl J Bronner C Neal B Foster B Pawlowskl M Stockschlaeder C Kunkel S Brown M Nas lund Second Row A Alanmo M Carr B Enser C Mank C Serowsku E Selskl M Suelskl J Echols Thurd Row A Sokal E Bellel B Belger R Platasuk P Doherty J Schmrdbauer J Kelrn B Hoppe B Bennett THE EASTONIAN CHARTS THE COURSE OF THE YEARS FLIGHTS When the call went out last fall for volunteers to work on the Eastonnan those who answered had no Idea of the job ahead' After several meetungs wath Mnss Wendlmg the edltornal staff declded upon the alrplane as a theme Soon the art department began drawing planes of all shapes and slzes Durmg the fall assemblles homeroom pnctures were taken whsle Christmas vacatuon found sensors hauntmg J N s studios for thelr photos Mass Howse met with the lnterary staff who promlsed to wnte clever artncles Durmg February photos of clubs and teams were scheduled and poppmg flashbulbs slgnufued the photography staff at work catchmg us In unaware moments As the articles come un first nn drlbbles then nn showers edltors checked wrote and rewrote Brave seniors tabulated the strange results of polls Mr Murdock s advertnslng staff scouted the crty for advertisers and patrons Roll call rooms dug unto theur pock ets for stray coms wnth ART STAFF which to purchase their ads Subscrlptnons were taken by members of the clrculatlon staff Then af ter days and nights of hard work on the part of teachers and staff the book was fmally sent to press and everybody re laxed to awant the dlstrlbu tlon ln the future w through the pages of Eastonlan w able to look back upon our hugh school days recallmg fond mem orles of actnvntues teachers and friends ns us mdeed wel worth the hard work spent on puttung out the y aI'bOOlC H Roberts E Adams J Scott F1rstRow M Dennls A Mxlewskl D Boldt Second Row J Benczua VN Barlow 75 T- ' IA' I ' I ' 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 - ' . -. 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CIRCULATION STAFF Flrst Row J Perklns N Hoffman C Spellman B Schwartzott J Wllllams M Rschardson M Jaskrer A Anthony G Neudrauer Second Row D Roddy N Freeland G Freeland D Lee M Chernetsky K Chernetsky S Hllbrand C Szabla M Boland V Maurelll Thlrd Row G Schroeder R Chartrand J Harpster M Guenther P Wanderllch M Hage B Qumn A Frangos E Mullen R Cook R Bowls K Sydow Z Deputat G Rhodes M Stoltman C Vogelsang M Grawunder STAFF KEEPS THE RECORD OF DAILY EVENTS OF PERSONNEL CO EDITORS ASSISTANTS CHAIRMAN SENIOR POLL Beverly Foster Joyce Echols Judnth Bronner Beverly Pawlowskx Carol Kunkel JUdII'h Kelfn ASSISTANT EDITORS BSVHIY Hoppe Dome Boldt Pamllla Amey Anna Mllewskl Mary Ann Naslund CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER PHOTOGRAPHY s'rArF Dan Tenam, TYPING CHAIRMAN Bonnle Adams ADVERTISING Frank Czarnockl Wanda Alnsworth CIRCULATION MANAGERS Kathleen Chernetsky Kenneth Sydow ASSISTANTS Gaul Neldrauer Wulllarn umn FACULTY ADVISERS Matthew Baranskl Josephune Howse Thomas Murdock Mary Duane Ruszal Marne Wendllng C Murawskl C Easter D Terrana J Grzebunskl Inot plctured J Radzlwonl 76 dorn, Kudlinskil, N. Galster, HC. Keller, B. Mikolajczak, Tzimou, D. lKIeindlenst,' L.. Rockey, 'Fourth Row-J. Diebold, W L . Q . TYPING STAFF Seated M Rutter J Pudlewskn A Byttner E Sloma C Keller M Burke Standmg A Paruckn B Scesney J Tulues zewsku O Thomas C Clark B Adams P Heerdt OF MISSIONS COMPLETED A MAJOR SENIOR PROJECT ADVERTISING surf Fnrst Row S Kucunsku P Jerge L Strano J Walsh P Robmson J Wnllnams M Naslund J Pawlowskn I Sanders F Toote Second Row F Wllluams J Ross D Galanus F Czarnockr S Mussel! J Bluman W Amsworth C Karnysku Thrrd Row R Brzysku F Hmton 77 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , 1 . , . , . - 1 1 1 r 1 - 1 - - --1 1.- , 7: 4: - --.-.,., , M H 1 f ', ,V f, ' , B r 1 1 .1 9 X i . V Q- I 7 A I A , , - .x s A ' , X 1 ' , X N 'Y . 5 2 Vg ' . - 11, .. . if A - 1, , 1' 7 '- L . A K 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - - Z 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 - - -1 , , . . STUDENT COUNCIL Furst Row L Pnce R Muldrow C McKunney J Kane T Stefanska H Moore B Metzger C Mulewsku S Jones M Graham J Caldarellu Second Row J Stevens D Wulder B Brutton E Zuembo B Hoppe R Law M Pellnat J Colluns S Brown B Beuger R Slobodynsky Thurd Row J Costello C Mank J Echols M Guenther J Pudlewsku M Mayfueld T Wulluams R Grace Fourth Row J Russell B Bennett G Waehrer F Haseley R Cook E Echols STUDENT COUNCIL GUIDES STUDENT OPINION AND ACTIVITIES The Student Councul could be referred to as the control pount of the great aur base East Hugh School for ut us government of the students and by the students The Councul us as undustruous and effucuent as any group at East Among the umportant flughts sponsored by the Councul were the sellung of budget tuckets a dunner un honor of the football team un November a clean up and better dress campaugn and the sellung of tuckets for the varuety show and concert un Aprul The delegates from East who took part un the Inter Hugh Student Councul Conference un February were John Walsh Jeanette Balashevech Joseph Costello, Joseph Calda executuve commurrzs, sTuosN'r couNcuu. fe ' Marge Pellnaf and Furst Row P Doherty F Haseley J Walsh S Huldbrand J Costello Second Row F Hunton R Beback R Buckert W Jerge A Yayanos J Balashevech O Thomas Pat Doherty Wuth a representatuve from each home room the Student Councul us truly a student govern ment ln addutuon there us an Executuve Corn muttee of ten experu enced uunuors and senuors who form a steerung commuttee for the actuvutues of the or ganuzatuon Thus year the offucers were presu dent John Walsh vuce presudent Shurley Hul brand secretary Pa Doherty and treasurer Frank Haseley Mrs Lanora Robunson acted as advuser The Student Councul can w ll b satusfued th uts complushments - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 f 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 A I ' ' l ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' 1 - 1 ' - T' - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . . L . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 , . 1 . 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ,,,, H, , - 1 1 - I - I I t 1 1 ' ' e 9 ' Z ' L WI BC- - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - - . - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 - - 1 '- - ' JUNIOR RED CROSS Furst Row P Tatum D Zuentowsku P Jerge S Dean M Grawunder F Hunton D Galanus M Richardson C Browning D Peoples E Syrkett Second Row W Ainsworth C Johnson C Harrus J Boczarska B Gullo J Keurn A Van J Muffley C Hogg N Green Third Row V Budna L Long P Martun T Mathias J Ingram B Adams B Berger C Armagost L Van Ever Fourth Row E Richardson R Bennett J Leuer R lgnasuak R Chartrand E Boyd R Gamble R Zuolkowsku THE RED CROSS-FROM SCHOOL CITY NATION TO THE WORLD In the unter related world of the Aur Age the Red Cross us a great force for unuty Thus, the fellow men Thus year East Hugh School sought to achieve thus goal under the able leadership of the president Frederick Hunton and faculty adviser Miss Glena Allen ln December an assembly to open the annual enrollment druve had as a speaker Miss Mary Huls vuce president of the Buffalo Chapter of the Junuor Red Cross The funds obtained from the drive were used to build a school chest which was filled with supplies essential to students everywhere pencils paper soap wash cloths and towels tooth brushes Compasses protra tors erasers soft balls harmonu cas first and kuts Thus chest was sent to the Red Cross Headquar ters at Washington for dustrubu tuon to needy students overseas Some of the gurls from Easts Council worked Saturdays at Red Cross Headquarters to help with the blood bank program for Erue County Betty Berger Wanda Ainsworth and Carol Armogast A singular honor came to the East Chapter this year when its president Frederick Hinton was elected president of the Eru County Chapter of the Junuor Red ross ln al its actuvutues Junuor Red Cross reaches out from the schools to aud people near Duna Galanus and Vera Budna fulled the Red Cross box and tar 79 1 ' I ' - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - I I Junior Red Cross tries to cultivate within students everywhere a sense of responsibility toward their . . . . . . 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I I I I I I I I I C 1 f 1 .- 1 l 1 , - 1 - - 1 E l I - . , , , ' , le C , l ' ' ' ' the u . y g g g g OMICRON ALPHA KA GI Frrst Row P Amey B Foster C Brown B Beyger J Bronner R Beback V Tzumou A Alaumo J Grzebunskl S Burdick Second Row B Groh S Brown J Closmak H Dudzrnskl J Bluman P DAddezlo R Brzyskl D Dale L Asmeen N Boyer Thlrd Row G Davles P Doherty J Echols R Grace R Brltton W Bennett R Bxckert J Falrchok J Boczarska OMICRON ALPHA MEMBERS PLAN MANY INTERESTING FLIGHTS Meetmg frequently on Friday afternoons Omrcron Alpha East Hlghs honor soclety got off to a fast start thus year with Robert Beback as presldent Judith Bronner as vnce president Boh dan Bejger as secretary Vlola Tzlmou as treasurer As usual the society s efforts were co ordlnated by Msss Mary Kenny whose leadershrp has mspured Omrcron Alpha members snnce the foundung of the socrety OMICRON ALPHA IN ZI Fnrst Row J Stennrnetz D Roblnson J Shoulter J Pudlewskr D Boldt L Strano O Thomas Second Row C Nled zlelska J Schmndbauer B Nawrockr B Rernbowsk: K Schlack J Pawlowskl C Schulte T Tucholskl Third Row G Pappas W Rlce G Waehrer A Yayanos 80 'i ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' . . . . , . . . -- . , . , . , . , . , , , . , . , , 1 v - ' - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 . . . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' - . . . , . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 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OMICRON ALPHA IH to Ml Flrst Row J Kane C Karnyskl P Jerge H Hadrych R Mandelaro M Kull G Holst S Mussell J Jaklelaszek Second Row C McKinney P Holmon F Hrnton W Jerge C Mank M Hagedorn M Loveless Thlrd Row C Kunkel R Llpka C Kowal F Haseley B Herbst B Hoppe J Kelrn AND STRIVE TO INCREASE THEIR KNOWLEDGE AND THEIR SKILLS At the enjoyable meetings, some gay some sernous a great many thmgs were accomplushed New members were mltlated at the usual hllarlous party early ln the school year At another meetlng the members took part ln an excntlng spelllng bee and ln March there was much fun at a puzza party at A major undertakmg of the society IS the presentation of honor assemblues after each markung period Here lusts of names of all the students on the Honor Roll are read and the honor ban ners are gnven to the homerooms havung the largest percentage of members on the Honor Roll About l3O students usually achleve thus dustlnctnon Including about fifteen who are above 95? Junlor Room 20 was a four tlme wmner of the honor banner and Freshman Rooms 302 and 365 won several tnmes At one of these assemblres Mnss Loss Hunt an East High graduate gave an Illustrated talk on her experlences as a forelgn service worker In Europe Her account of a Snclllan courtshnp wlth the whole family accompanying the couple to the movies made us realize once agam the prnvuleges of our way of lufe At the funal honor assembly fourteen sensors were glven recognltlon for attannnng the honor roll consistently for four consecutive years On Class Night these students recenved gold puns Lots Hunt East 49 of the State Department Juduth Bronner and Robert Beback 8 I -1 . t , . A, . A , . , . , . , . , . I , . I . I t - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 .- 1 - 1 A - 1 - 1 - I I ' which enormous sllces of plzza were washed down with bottles of coke. A 4- , I I I EAST WIND STAFF '114' Kaz! - Q Furst Row J Bronner B Foster M Kull C Kunkel V Tzlmou G Holst F Hnnton C McKlnney Second Row S Kozmycz S Mussell P Jerge L Strano R Brzyskl G Waehrer B Bennett R Beback T Tucholskl M Rutter R Brutton J Shoulter J Pawlowskl J Stelnmetz C Karnyskl J Kane Thlrd Row J Tullszewsku J Boczarska C Mank P Doherty C Kowal B Rembowsku B Hoppe J Keurn J Steunmetz K Schlack TOP FLIGHT SCHOLARS BREAK RECORDS IN SCHOLASTIC ENDEAVOR The most umportant actnvlty of the Omncron Alpha us the publlcatlon and sale ofthe East Wnnd East Hugh s own student newspaper This year the socnety published four edutlons of thus Informative newspaper Including a deluxe Christmas edltlon The East Wnnd contains news of all the schools actlvltles plus edntorlals and hobby articles Judith Bronner and Beverly Foster were chosen as edutor and associate editor respectively for wrltmg the best edntoruals The profuts from selling the East Wund were used for the Omlcron Alpha scholarshup fund HONOR ROLL Flrst Row B Brntton R Grace T Tucholskn J Ingram B Kozlowskn B Nawrocku S Kozmycz Second Row V Tzlmou M Loveless B Foster G Waite O Lykes R Britton C Olnver K Schlack C Nledzlelska R Robinson S Kuclnskr Thlrd Row P Kandefer C Karnyskl L Subar J Bluman R Blesch J Echols C Boczarska B Metzger 82 I I A ,f I - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 r 1 - 1 - 1 - - ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 ' ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , , , . , . , . , . . - . . . . . . . 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H . ,, . 1 , . , . . . . . . . . . . 1, . ,, . . - . , . , . , . , . 1 , . , . . - . , - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 4 1 ' 1 - 1 - ' ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 ' 1 ' ' INTERNATIONAL CLUB Flrst Row C Kunkel R Beback G Waehrer F Wullnams Q Sanders F Hlnton Second Row V Tzvmou M Brown E Harrlson J Rltts J Bronner B Beyger J Costello B Rembowskl J Schmldbauer F Jackson B Hoppe J Kenrn C Ester M Richardson Thlrd Row M Stockschlaeder I Sanders E Clark C Whltaker E Bellel Z Deputat R Brzyskx P Doherty J Diebold INTERNATIONAL CLUB FOSTERS WORLD UNITY AND UNDERSTANDING ln this Amr Age world affairs are of the most utmost Importance So the International Club fllls a very real place nn our school lute Offlcers thus year were Gordon Waehrer presndent Robert Beback vlce president Florence Wnllrams secretary treasurer As In the past Mrs Jean Ewnng was faculty advlser ln the newly formed lnter School Jumor Councll on World Affanrs Easts Club was well represented At :ts fsrst meetmg Fredernck Hmton was elected vnce presudent Robert Beback was the delegate from East The club s prlncupal actlvnty was an the preparation for the Nunth Annual Model Unlted Nations Members takmg part were Bohdan Bejger Robert Beback Zenon Deputat Gordon Waehrer with Frederick Hlnton actung as group chanrman Many members also sezzed the opportunlty to take the UN examlnatlon on March 4 the wlnner ot whuch gets a trnp to the U N Bulldlng nn New York At the jolnt meeting wlth the Honor Society a very Interesting talk about llfe In the Netherlands was presented by Kees Blexton an American Fleld Servuce exchange student who attends the Park School nn Buffalo The lnternatnonal Club offers nts members an opportunlty to learn about the different peoples of the world and to create a feeling of mutual under standing among the natlons Practical applncatlon of these Ideas IS penng de monstratea In sendrng Frederick Hnnton as an ex change student to Indra where he wxll have neany opportunltles to spread the goodwlll and frnendshap which the Internatuonal Club fosters an t e exchange student from the n s 83 .l I T' l 4 .I l 1 n I Q 1 I . I . . I . if I - , I - . . I I .. l Assembly at State Teachers' College on April l3, where our school represented Nationalist China. . . ' . ' . ' I d l'1 D I d . i if! , 1 -GLLV va, 'V x ., 1: '. yi 'i :W Q 1 , ' . J, g.. . ff, f A xf'?554 ,g'r1LQM- ' 'Q an W Qi .-3:12. , K w , f ..h.. .ws-as 5 s . X q Q 1 a .7 U' f 1 . 4413 X if-K ' 2 .41am--w g I . ' mf av gf Q, , ,M Q ' O sl! f ' , f ' ' QP tim 3 E f , Q ' g F N Xl 1? Q 1 ' 2' ,. Hulk If ,Marr XI :X N 'L - W, h,,i Ax 1 A-4. I w x x xx f A X I s ff W 31 5 'W ' ,M 'aff' , : Q ff N 3,5 5 gif I I BAND Fnrst Row J Caldarelll L Hall E Loatman H Naczek R Grace J Grzebnnskn M Suelsku G Morrns Second Row M E Palmatuer S Stechenflnger G Kayler Thnrd Row-O Frambo F Jordan A Carr D Young W Taylor OF IMAGINATION AND FEELING-THIS IS THE PROMISE OF MUSIC Music fnlled the aur thus year as the band and orchestra provlded selectuons for numerous occa suons Marches for the assemblaes and speclal pneces for Freshman Sophomore and Junnor Days were a part of their contrlbutlon Our band gave a fmlshsng touch to a wonderful game on'Thanksgrvmg Day whale Parents Nught at East found our orchestra showung forth :ts best For our tradltuonal Christmas program the orchestra played Beneath the Holly a medley of famuluar Chrnstmas carols axnd lateir on sn the year they played The March of the Pruests by Verdu at Mr Rundell s Memorial ssemb y The band and or Chestra also took an actnve part nn the Varlety Show by play :ng several selec tnons Muslc by these two organuzatuons helped to enruch Senior Class Night and Graduatnon ln February several f our muslcuans performed for the P A These cluded clarinet solo Two Gultars by Robert Grace and two paano solos The Bo Pagananr B e ve r ly Nawrockl and Juba Dance by Marsha ECl'1OlS Mrs Charles Heckman Squure Haskm Uoseph Fortuna 3l not pucturedl The Chromatuc Club entertauned us In assembly Marlon Beardsley Albee Jane Messenger 85 T . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . -' l'. . , . , . . . , . , . , , , , . 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O ' , 1 . ln- , a . 11 . ,, 1 . ,, , 1 '. y r -11 ll ll ,1 I I . , , , - f 1 1 1 - CHOIR SOPRANOS AND TENORS Flrst Row J Gantt C Ball F Wllllams J Leuer J Walsh M Kull J Stiles K Daly C Brownnng E Harrison Second Row J Stelnmetz F Tlnch B Groh M Dawldowlcz B Cyra J Balashevech W Wasulgew V Bldna J Duebold D Pelon B Anger Thnrd Row M Jones M Gaskm G Fnedler P Heerdt B Hoppe L Wnlloughby B Foster M Graham R Hunley Fburth Row L Gary E Bellel R Cook B Bennett C Neal M Peoples H Sanford ON WINGS OF SONG STUDENTS FLY T0 REALMS OF ENCHANTMENT Durmg the year East Hugh s Choir provided the student body wlth a rlch array of muslc Chrlstmas was ushered In wlth a tune program As Gordon Waehrer read the story of the Natnvlty the Cholr the tradntlonal Go Tell lt on the Mountaun As Lately We Watched by Knrk Smg We Noel a French carol Smg Glorla by Katharlne Davus and Adolph Adams Oh Holy Nnght The Gurls Choir sang two carols BEGINNING BAND C a n d I e W a s There by Llza L e h m a n a n d Katharine Davls S h e p h e r d S Awake' On April ll and I2 East Hugh pre sented the Gaye tres of l957 and the Chonr came through with a fine presentation They gave an array of sux selectuons all well performed The best perhaps was their opening n u m b e r e There Be Song I-lrst Row W Krecklow M Farr L Snleszko M Bernhardt J Czarnccku M Krecklow Second Row G Sums S Rowe D Dennard H Webb R Watt Mr E Palmatuer G 'Nleely 86 l l W' I I ' I ' I 'I . I ' I ' I ' - I ' I ' I ' I ' I I directed by Miss Grossman and accompanied by Barbara Kopp, presented five carols. Included were ' - ll ' 11, 11 11 - . 11 - 11 I I I I I ll ' ' II ' ' , I ll ' ll ' I I I l - - LNG Il ' . I . , II ll I . ' Il - ' Il I , L t CHOIR ALTOS AND BARITONES Fnrst Row M Coleman S Coston G Nawrockl C Nledzuelska W Amsworth L Hofhelns E Tnnch D Galanls M Syna kowskl R Janetakos Second Row V Maurelll C Kunkel M Shamp E Parker W Spearson J Wllllams G Berger L Plelechowskn A Van V Tzlmou Second Row E Gayles C Echols J Glenn T Wllllams J Echols M Echols R ar Imgton K Smith B Pnce J Herko Fourth Row R Cassel A Smnth C Barley G Nehnebeckyy G Boyd G Waehrer B Bejger A Deputat SWEET MUSIC DROWNS OUT THE DULL ROAR OF PROPELLERS One of the well known tradltuons of our school ns a group of students known as the Choralners who help lead the student body during smglng at assemblies Grouped around the piano or mlcro phone they are pleasmg as well as helpful Upon graduatnon ln June, many of our fme musrcnan members of the band and orchestra leave us, creatmg a vacancy In these musn cal organlzatlons BEGINNING ORCHESTRA Thenr places are fnlled by the ever movlng up ranks of the begmmng band and orches tra two groups who dnllgently practice behind the scenes untnl they are able to take the places of those who have preceded them So they ln turn make at possible for the school year to be frlled with out standing and skull fully performed musuc Last Row D Johnson M Lugsdm C Hogg C Balcer Mr E Palmatner Mnddle Row F Dalrmonte P Whlte Foreground E. Hall 87 T' I' 1' -- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1 I. . '1-'- I- I. I- I. In la Ia ,.,. . -. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,.G- ,. ,. ,. . -. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. . ' 1 , . I , . 7 X T- 1- 1- 1- 1-- - -I I. 1 , , DISC CLUB Fnrst Row E Gayles J Dlebold J Leuer J Wnlllams A Frangos Second Row R Gayles Q Sanders M Brown B Arnold E Harrnson M Loveless E Clark L Strano M Dennls M Rnchardson C Vogelsang F Jackson J Collms E Nlefen V Tznmou Thnrd Row P Rayford G Rhodes J Pudlewksu J Bronner P Wanderlnch J Rntts C Kunkel B Rembowska C Whntaker M Stockschlaeder V Maurelll C :ster C Rowell M Shamp A Alanmo Fourth Row E Gayles J Tullszewskl J Harpster J Grzeblnskl B Enser P Amey F Wllllams M Guenther B Adams I Sanders D Bonner J Schmldbauer B Tatarskl M Echols B Groh Fifth Row W Spearson C Hunter C Rudley E Bellel F Haseley R Bowls R Chartrand R Cassel E Rlchardson G Waehrer C Brown B Qumn R Gamble LET THERE BE MUSIC T0 ENTERTAIN T0 SOOTHE T0 EDUCATE Addlng to the recreatlve actlvltles of East Hugh School IS the Dlsc Club now termlnatung nts eleventh year It IS here that many have learned new apprecuatuon of classical and contemporary music Under the guudance of Muss Henrlette Grossman the students have become aware of the poy of good muslc The president James Leuer vuce president Joann Marne Tullszewsku wnth Luculle Strano secretary and Errol Clark treasurer have brought the club afternoons of creatnve enjoyment The Christmas party planned by an energetic commlttee provnded fun for all Wuth an equal balance of Christmas carols and refreshments the festive mood was sincerely enjoyed CHORALEERS Early In March the Dnsc Club sponsored a skatmg party which was a great deal of fun for both club members and other students The protlts from thus and from other socual actuvutues were used to purchase addntnons to our record lubrary to which thus year s club added sev eral world famous selec tuons From the works of he great romantuclsts The Sprung Symphony of Mendelssohn and Bee thovens Symphony No l were chosen Others presented were the Slav onnc Dances by Dvorak a collection of Chopuns short piano works the Water Musrc Suite by Handel and A Musucal R Cook B Belger J Leuer M Peoples Second Row C Kunkel M Kull J Hl5l'0VY of the Boston Walsh S Coston F Wulluarns Thrrd Row J Duebold B Foster H Sanford Symphony Orchestra Fnrst Row V Bldna B Hoppe W Waslllew L Willoughby G Boyd Z Deputat 88 1 . , . , . , . , . . - . , . , . , . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - , . . -- . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . I ' I ' I ' I 4 I ' I ' I ' ' T ' I ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 . , . , . , . . 1 . , . , . , . , . , u. 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' 1 I. - 1 T , ll ' ll 1 11 Il ' , . 11 - 11 I . . , I ll ' ' ll 11 - . T , I , I - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . - 1 - 1 - 1 ' - - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 - - - HI-Y OFFICERS Flrst Row D Galanns C Vogelsang J Moore W Arnsworth M Stockschlaeder C Kunkel H Belcher l Sanders Second Row J Harpster J Kadow L VanEver A Cochran B Boyd J Colluns M Shamp W Wasullew C Mank S Busher F Wnlluams Thnrd Row J Perkuns B Burrell Q Sanders S Jones E Harrison D Taylor J Oates G Harrlngton L Strano S Love Fourth Row R Watts J Ross A Watts P Doherty M Guenther D Wnlder L Peterson G Fltz gerald N Denson HI Y CLUBS FOSTER IDEALS AND PROVIDE WHOLESOME FUN All Hn Y Clubs of the clty worked strenuously on the membershup druve un October and November and sponsored a Pop Concert at Klennhans Music Hall The clubs at the Humboldt Y held a Le prechaun Leap At the Mlchugan Y the member clubs cooperated nn a Chrnstmas dance Alpha Eta Kappa elected as officers Sugrud lngraham president Carol Vogelsang vxce president Carol Kunkel secretary Marzlyn Shamp treasurer and Luclle Strano chaplam Janet Kadow pres: dent Joan Harpster vlce presldent Maryann Naslund recordlng secretary Marne Guenther corres pondmg secretary Wanda Aunsworth treasurer and Evelyn Nlebergall chaplain were the leaders In Beta Hu Y Offlcers for East Glrls Hu Y were Susan Busher presndent Wahlla Wasllyew vlce president Chrlstlne Mank secretary Patrlcla Doherty treasurer Jeraldune Perklns chaplain The East Y Teens at the Franklrn Street YWCA held a Sadne Hawkuns dance In March The offncers were Margaret Stockschlaeder president Brenda Burrlll vnce pres: dent Catherme McKlnney secre tary Carol Whutaker treasurer Ju la Oates chaplaun They entertalned the East Hugh basketball team In Aprnl Lambda Chu whose officers are Joyce Echols presldent Delorus Taylor vnce presldent Geraldme Fitzgerald secre tary Helen Belcher treasurer Georgza Harrington chaplain collected food ln December for a needy famlly Alpha Phu Beta sponsored a George Washmg ton dance in February Their offlcers were Jacquelune Moore presndent Louise VanEver vnce presudent De lorls Wilder secretary Beverly Boyd treasurer and Audrey Cochrane chap Bin Susan Brown H1 Y delegates to the Albany Conference Mary Ann Naslund and 89 T- 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - - ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' 1 1 - 1- 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . . 1. , . , . , , , . , , , . , . 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CHESS CLUB Seated M Loveless R Riggs P Doherty C Whitaker A Yayanos Q Sanders F Williams B Hoppe J Kerrn F Jackson Second Row H Hellman E Clark B Pawlowsku M Echols K Sydow G Rhodes J Collins J Echols G Fitzgerald I Sanders J Ritts P Wanderllch C Ester C Kowal R Beback B Bejger F Clark M Stockschlaeder C Rudley F Hase ley J Costello M Richardson Third Row M Brown E Harrison P Amey J Peltz D Cyra E Bellel W Wasiljew V Bidna B Rembowski R Brzyski A Kudlinski R Bickert J Schmidbauer J Grzebinski Z Deputat I Matueh D Pelowskl C Hunter G Waehrer FLYING CHESSMEN FIND ENTERTAINMENT IN ANCIENT GAME The Chess Board is the world for those who gather once a week at the close of classes in Room by the victorious player Whether plotting strategy maneuvering blockades, castlmg or capturing en passant , enjoyment and skill are obtained by both winner and loser The club, which requires only an interest in chess of its members, is capably advised by Mr Brown john and has as its officers Aristides Yayanos as president Carol Whitaker as vice president Patricia Doherty as secretary and Queen Sanders as treasurer Through the skill of the club s five top players Aristudes Yayanos Robert Bickert Randy Riggs Donald Pelowski and Kenneth Sydow several battles of pawns and pieces ended victoriously for East in the inter high competitions with good experience for our opponents St Joseph s Tech, McKinley Canisius and Bishop Ryan with scores 3 2 4 I 4 3 2 respectively A mark of distinction came to East in this year s com petitions when Aristides Yaya nos drew John Mauer from Kensington who is well known for his exceptional ability at the chess board The result was a tie fUnlike many school activities chess is not something one will give up after graduation For the skilled or even for the ordinary player this is an ac tivity which will give pleasure for a lifetime James Steinfeld watches as Kenneth Sydow ponders a move in match play 90 1 . , . I , . , . .I , . , . , . I 5 ,. . , . I ,' . . 1 - 1 - . 1 'I 1 - 1 ' 1. - 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' U - ' 1 ' ' 1 - V - ' - I 1. - 1 : 1 ' 1. - A 1 - 1 - 1 11 . ,, . 343 for a battle of the wits, which may possibly continue for hours, or until Checkmate is spoken II II ' . I- . I . - . . I . . . I . . U . I . . , . . , . . . . . I I - I ' I I the I ' 1 ' 1 '11 5-01 . . , I -T I . . - Y YY Y Y l FRENCH CLUB Seated J Storey P Martnn H Hadrych C Brown B Begg r G Bronner S Kozmycz R Watts Second Row E Dlebel S Kucnnskl G Harrlngton D Roblnson C Carey V Martnn C Mank F Hlnton M Slelskl J Boczarska I McCormnck A Watts H Zychowsku Thlrd Row V Tzlmou L Weslowskn E Clark M Echols T Wlllnams A Smlth B Cyra J Balashevech M Mayfneld E Syrkett A Rntts W Mlckles R Mendel INTEREST FOR OTHER PEOPLES IS STIMULATED BY CLUBS Thus year Le Cercle de Jeanne dArc under the dnrectuon of Mlss Maxwell soared to great helghts and left nn Its wake a stream of goodwnll at home and abroad Members gamed a greater understandlng of French culture and appreclatuon ofthe French language At Christmas the members made scrapbooks and filled stocklngs for the patients at Meyer Memorual Hospltal They celebrated Easter by preparlng Easter baskets for Saint Ruta s Home for Children May 6 was the date of the annual receptnon for the faculty In the gurls gym The members sang danced and performed par excellence and served the teachers goodnes made from old French recupesl Herzlnchste Grusse Von Den Klassen nn Amernka' Wnth thxs message of goodwull the Overseas Club has sent large packages of food clothmg and holiday treats to war torn famllnes ln East and West Germany They have also brought cheer to shut uns an our own community Under the dlrectlon of MISS Buergef the ovERsEAs cLus club as composed of studentsun her Economic World and German Class Throughthelr s e r v I c e work these students have not only Increased thenr knowledge ot lute IH other coun trles but a so have trued to do thenr part In pro motmg p e a c e and trlendshnp nn o u r m o d e r n world Flrst Row C Karnyskl W Kraffert S Mussell R Plataslk J Ingram M Kull J Orderbrass Second Row B Davus L Fobbs J Chojnacka B Bntton R Lee J Echols J Schmudbauer A Krellner Thlrd Row B Foster A Lee A Pxtts K Klnderman D McReynolds 91 1 . . 3 T . . , . , . , . , . .. , . , . , . . . , ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 . , . . 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . 1, , . . . , . . . . , . . . . , 11 - 1 1 11 - - , . 11 . -- - - 11 - - - - 1 1 1 - 1 I , I - 1 - 1 - 1 V 1 - 1 - 1 - ' - 1 1 1 - 1 4 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 . 1 . , . , . , , , . ACTORS ACTORS Flrst Row C Brownmg C Kunkel Second Row E Bellel C Vogelgang A Anthony J Leuer J Boczarska EAST HIGH SCHOOL B Bennett J Costello presents JUNIOR IS A GENIUS April 'I'I and 'I2 C. Neal M G aham 1957 The Place The enture actuon takes place In the llvlng room of a cabm In the mountains where the Andersons are vacatnomng The Tume Around noon on a summer day The Cast lln order of appearancel Bull Anderson Janet Anderson has wife Junnor Anderson theur son Hank Prescott Mabel Prescott hls wnfe Emily Prescott their daughter Arthur Jenknns Beth Jenkins has wlfe Herbert Dodson Kate Dodson has wufe Cecll Dodson their son Babe Dodson thelr daughter Dnrector 92 James Duebold Rosallnd Watts Judnth Boczarska Jack Wullnams James Leuer Gordon Waehrer Wllllam Bennett Marnanna Lugsden Carol Kunkel Edgretta Tmch Anita Anthony Clnfford Neal Roy Cook Lols Hofhems Katherme Daly Joseph Costello Frank Dalnmonte Faith Boczarska Carol Vogelsang Arthur Smith Everett Bellel Cassle Brownmg Allce Paruckn Mrs EIvetaW Lee if gi :L as ?' A2 I T' 1 ' ' 'T' 1 . , . , . , . . , . . . I 1 I I I I I I N , . . l I A- I - r . . ACTORS ENTERTAINERS J Dlebold K Daly R Cook P Santa Marla P Kurek R Gunter EAST HIGH SCHOOL presents GAYETIES OF 57 A VARIETY SHOW Masters of Ceremomes E23 Modern Melodles The Gayles Rhythm Rock Mnchele Graham If I Loved You Marcua Dawldowlcz Dance Comlque Male Sextet P Baton Twnrlers Dorme Boldt Capt Harlem Nocturne Catherine Wetter The Krakownak Kllczak Slsters Wnllne Had a Lnttle Tooth Clifford Neal Mnchele Graham Ballet Moderne Eve Slelskl The Production Staff of JUNIOR IS A GENIUS Prompter Eve Snelskl Stage Manager Carol Kunkel Stage Crew Richard Gamble Adam Hellman James Dnebold James Thompson Bernlce Hankerson Mr Thomas Murdock assvsted by the members of the Onent Players Mr Joseph Klocke Properties Advertlsmg Treasurer Othe P ctu es of the Va ety Sho ll be fo nd on page 6 93 MASTERS OF CEREMONIES F Hmton J Walsh SWT' , , ' I , , , . I , . , . I ll I ll ll Il ' Il ll ' ' ' II ' ll Autumn Leaves Bass Solo Zenon De utat ' , . ll ll ' ll ' ' ' Il ' r I r ri w wi u I3 I . ' , , DEBATE 'I ' i I I 1 ml Seated J Echols J Jones E Bellel D Robunson D Wulluams Z Deputat J Ross Q Sanders Standung I Sanders F Borzarsku O Szypylowyu J Costello G Waehrer E Harruson J Boczarska M Jones FLIGHTS OF ORATORY FILL THE AIR OVER HIGH SCHOOLS Our furst publuc speakung actuvuty of the school year the Gurls Declamatuon Contest got under way un October Twenty gurls were audutuoned by Mrs Lee fuve of whom were chosen for the elumunatuon contest to determune East s speaker un the cuty wude contest a commuttee of judges from the faculty makung the selectuon The fuve contestants were Cynthua Ball Joan Colluns Carol Kunkel Sylvua Sanders and Carol Vogelsang who gave theur recutatuons of The Bowmen The Raven Ballad of the Harp Weaver an excerpt from Our Town and a monologue of a Iadues club tea respec tuvely Carol Kunkel was chosen the East Hugh entrant to meet wuth gurls from other Buffalo hugh schools for the semu funal competutuon un whuch she was chosen one of the four to appear un the funal contest ln the I Speak for Democracy Contest held at Bennett un November Katherune Daly a sopho more represented East wuth a speech guvung her own unterpretatuon of democracy Under the guudance of Muss Beatruce Beckman and Mr Andrew Grazuano debaters were chosen and work was begun on the questuon to be debated Resolved that the Federal Government subsuduze scholarshups for qualufued students A practuce debate between the two teams was held at an assembly on March I5 the affurmatuve team wunnung the decusuon Aweek later March 22 un East s audutoruum the negatuve team composed of Joseph Costello Juduth Boczarska Joyce Echols and Ida Sanders com petently debated wuth Grover Cleveland resultung un an 8 7 decusuon un favor of the vusutung team De batung at Hutchunson Technucal the equally competent affurmatuve team Zenon Deputat Gordon Waehrer Florence Wulluams and Queen Sanders receuved an adverse decusuon II 4 Representung East on WBEN s Hugh School Forum of the Aur un January were Frederuck Hunton Bohdan Beuger Gordon Waehrer and Susan Brown who gave theur vuewpounts on the topuc Should Students Lusten to Rumors? and came to a not unexpected conclusuon 94 ' - - , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . - . , - , . , . , . , . , . , . . h 1 1 . l I . I . . . . . ' 1 ' 1 1 1 - - - 11 11 ll 11 11 I 1 1 I 11 11 11 - 1 , I 1 1 ' 1 11 ,, . . 1 1 1 1 . - 1 . Q ,, . . . ' ' ' ' 11 - , ' - 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 ' ' I - D - Q 1 1 1 1 , I , ' . - , . . . . . 1 - . . . . ,, I 1 1 ' ll - CONTESTS AND CONFERENCES Carol Vogelsang who competed in the Girls' Declamation Contest and Katherine Daly in the I Speak For Democracy Contest. RADIO FORUM Seated-J. Collins, S. Brown, D. Taylor-Standing--G. Waehrer, F. .l Hinton, B. Bejger. ' STUDENT COUNCIL DELEGATES FOR THE MILLARD FILLMORE DAY First Row-John Walsh, Jacqueline Ingram. Second Row-Gordon Waehrer, Frederick Hinton. 95 GIRLS' DECLAMATION CONTEST Seated-J. Collins, C. Ball. Standing-E.Sielski S. Sanders, C. Kunkel. IS 1 v F, fx H. Wh Q41 X xr 5 P Ag! w 'QT BA LL A t M l'l l fi l P RT I So the sports program for the cadet is designed to give both boys and girls strength and endurance, physical skill and grace. To play for the game's sake, to win fairly, to lose without ill-will -these are goals worth striving for, This year we won in competition more often an we lost. So we build up our happy memories ase East .3-152' N' if-W 'W' A- ' ff? FOOTBALL TEAM Furst Row P Trugg J Walsh N Freeland B Bennett G Freeland I Bolden E Loatman T Burgard M Peoples P Raunes E Bush Second Row R Murphy D Rayford F Pla S Szarzanowucz B Moore L Overstreet Q Hawkuns H Grey R Lee R Cummungs N Leuer D Hummer J Bolden Thurd Row R Cook R Dulun H Borders H Naczek F Barnvlvlell J Davus F Harrus J Steunfeld J Radzuwon D Egleton E Mutchell F Dray Mr M Brodzunsky Mr G Kalb fleusc TEAM SMASHES THROUGH VICTORY BARRIER FOR FOURTH YEAR Rocket Flught 1956 blasted off last September on another famous journey Under Pulot George Kalbfleusch and Co Pulot Multon Brodzunsku the crew of eleven speeded through eught games and although slowed down slughtly by the game wuth Bennett they funally arruved amud cheers and con gratulatuons at theur destunatuon the Harvard Cup Our claum to the cup whuch we share thus year wuth Grover Cleveland was won when we fought Grover to a scoreless tue un the Thanksguvung game Precedung thus game we had played and defeated Burgard Seneca Lafayette Technucal and Kensungton Although Bennett had beaten East earluer un the year 6 O we rallued to beat them 32 6 un the game for the League Il tutle Two members of East s football squad who were named thus year to the All Hugh Teams were Grover Freeland center and Phul Raunes end on the News team and guard on the Couruer Express team Raunes though one of the smallest ends ever named to an All Hugh Team was one of the central fugures un our champuonshup game wuth Grover Chosen for the Second All Hugh Team were Back Bull Bennett and Guard Ed Loatman Also re ceuvung honorable mentuon were Guards Duck Cummungs and John Walsh Backs Norm Freeland and Tom Burgard and Tackle Ed Loatman The rest of thus yearsoutstandung team con F susted of Isaac Bolden Ronald Lee Quutman Har OOTBALL '956 kuns Muke Peoples Ernest Bush Frank Harrus Len Overstreet Pete Trugg and of course our manager EAST OPPONENT Roy Cook Muke Frank and Pete wull be returnung BU'9a'd as the nucleus of next year s team Lafayette Seneca Be 'e To Coach Kalbfleusch goes all our apprecuatuon Technucal K t 5:2232 on achueve un the last four years four Harvard Cup G Cleveland wuns' May we make ut fuve next year' OGOOQONOONI for the wonderful record he has led our teams to 98 . . 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I Left Mr Daven port recelves the Harvard Cup from Captann Norm Freeland MISSION Above-The fans experience a moment of excitement ACCOMPLISHED Rnght East recerves the ball Above-East players entertaun Grover Cleveland Bnll Bennett Stan Collesano E Clmton Don Gaucl Norman Freeland Angelo Martmelh Left The long gray lme-the bench warmers watch the game CHEERLEADERS Kneelung L Strano B Adams J March M Graham K Carlo Standung B Enser C Neal J Tususzewsku CHEERLEADERS AND BATON TWIRLERS PERFORM AERIAL STUNTS Durung our brulluant l957 football season the energetuc Eastonuan cheerleaders happuly and gauly dud theur but as our football jets took off on theur transcontunental runs At basketball games and assemblues wuth the student body behund them these cheerleaders performed aerual stunts to unspure BATON TWIRLERS Furst Row J Stules D Boldt B Pruce Second Row J Jones M Rutter J Steunmetz C Brownung N Hoffman us What can b more representatuve of gay youth than these artusts un mo tuon Wuthout them how much of the pep dent days would be ost' The baton twurlers wuth practuce under the guudance of Mrs Johnson also per formed theur flughts wuth ease Captaun Dorune Boldt capably led the gurls un theur amazung gyratuons d zzlung us wu n theur skulls un assem blues and un the Tal ent show where they dud a spectucular number l l . , . , . , . , . . l -' . , . , . . 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I I . 100 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Flrst Row R Blckert C Russ J Story C Thompson F -Platasnk W Barlow R Shelton R Berry Second Row Mr H Feucht D Wmgo J Foreman J Davzes W Ruce C Baker J Costello C Rames WITH FLYING FEET OUR LADS COMPETE IN CROSS COUNTRY Come fall and the Cross Country boys take out their winged sandals Through golden fall days they fly over hull and dale Under the splrnted guldance of Coach Harry Feucht the boys started out wlrn a wnll to wm though handncapped by a lack of numbers ln our fnrst prelnmmary run against Emerson and Grover Cleveland East barely missed a perfect score The first four men to reach the fmush lme wore the Blue and Gray Our fafth 'nan was lust nosed out for flfth place Leadnng us to victory on that occasion was Ron Plataslk who covered the course In seventeen mmutes and seven seconds The score was l6 6l 86 ln our contest with McKmley and Seneca we came heartbreakmgly close to vlctory with a score of 32 38 7l m favor of McKmley When our team met Rsversude and Burgard defeat was not too dascouragmg for we lost to the champlonshnp Ruverslde team by only twenty points And Charlse Thompson gave us some happy excitement by wnn nmg fnrst place wth the excellent tume of l6 44 -' The boys never stopped fnghtmg nn the funa TJ All Hugh Run they gave all they had Though they 4 were runmnq agamst such successful teams as Rn 'E versnde McKinley and Kensington who had the advantage of larger squads they placed fourth A Leadlng our boys agann was Charles Thompson , After ham followed John Barlow Clarence Russ Ron Pnataslk and Bob Bnckert The last three of these are sensors who have run thelr last race for East But with a few more boys out for the race next year may tell a different story lOl l l , A T . , . , . , . , . , . 1 - . , . . 'T - . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . - I , . ' . ' I I ' ' 1 - I . , . I-i,,J , , l .I - , . V . ,- ,- . . , , , -fd-- p I I ' Q It I A B , . I SWIMMING TEAM First Row N Gross D Enser C Hunter W Moeler C Russ T Burgard E Bellel T Sokal J Brown D Terrana J Walsh G Waehrer R Lott C Williams Second Row J Hutcherson S Harvey J Bailey G Pappas R Davies D Egles ton M Lewandowski H Delano R Drennmg R Davis D Costello E Richardson Mr D Byrens SWIMMERS CLEAVE THE WATERS AS IF ON WINGS Terrific is the word for the Orient finmen of this past swimming season Not only did they whom captured a double all high honor Everett Bellel Tony Sokal Clarence Russ, and an old foot baller by the name of Tom Burgard who also neatly championed the 200 yard free style event The team under the very capable direction of Mr Danford Byrens notched respectful victories against some fine swimming teams such as Bennett Lafayette South Park and Riverside only to be defeated in valiant battles with Kensington and Technical High Along with this great record the season was high lighted by fine sportsmanship and close team work A long race known as the 200 yard free style was ably manned by Bellel and Sokal The exhausting 100 yard breast stroke was handled byWaItMoeler and Jerry Brown who have promised to return next year undaunted as ever Tom Burgard and his cohort C Hunter swam the l00 yard free style with the style and finesse comparable to that of nature s most swift habitants of the sea ln the 100 yard backstroke the speed of Dan Terrana and John Walsh was surpassed only by their ex cellent form The 40 yard distance was executed so fast that one could hardly tell that those light ning fast swimmers were Russ and his partner R Gross Win or lose it was a tremendous amount of fun to see the team in action and we have no regrets as we bid them a fond farewell Thar he blows' 102 . T - I - I '. . I ' I - I - I ' , 1 I - I ' I Z I ' I . I I . I . . I TT . I . - I . I . I - I . ' I - V 1 ' 1 - I - I ' I - I 1 - - - ,, . . ,, . . . . . . . win four out of six swim-meets, but they splashed on to produce four All-High swimmers, one of ' Z 1 I I ' I ' ' q . 1 . . i l ' ' . . ' ' a w . I 1 I Q . I I I I 1 I I I . - - I , . . . - . I . I 1 ' I ' I After defeatung Ruversude Grover McKunley BASKETBALL 1956 1957 BASKETBALL TEAM Furst Row W Wrught Q Hawkuns N Freeland W Bennett G Freeland C Thompson Second Row Mr G Kalbfleusch R Story C Truesdale R Coleman J Russell H Funch R Dulun P Trugg A COMEBACK TEAM MAKES HISTORY IN THE YALE CUP RACE The East Basketball Team of I956 I957 coached by George Kalbfleusch wull long be remembered for uts dazzlung performances on the court The East cagers were a perfect example of a never say-due unut After funushung wuth a 7 4 regular season record the team fought back to wun the furst Board of Educatuon Trophy Bull Bennett who amazed fans wuth druvung baskets and outsude shooturug was selected on the furst strung All Hugh Team Jum Russell the remarkable freshman receuved honorable mentuon These two boys were the hugh scorers throughout the season Norm Freeland proved a good ball handler and jumper for hus suze Claude Truesdale Quutman Hawkuns and Grover K Freeland rotated for the furst strung berths The remaunung squad members were Ruchard Coleman Bull Wrught Chuck Thompson Henry Funch and John Sleepung Story Our competent managers were Pete Trugg and Bob Dullen and Burgard the Oruentals were upset by Lafayette Then the team won from Emerson South Park Seneca and were defeated by Bennett Technucal and Kensungton Funushung Yale Cup play wuth a 7 4 mark East shared fourth place wuth Kensungton However un the playoffs the Oruentals defeated Seneca upset Bennett and won the funal game agaunst Kensungton avengung two of theur four de feats durung regular season play ln the tournament Bennett had an I8 pount average Russell a l3 and Norm Freeland a lO Next year s team wull unclude Russell Coleman Funch Truesdale and Story and should be dangerous to all opponents 103 EAST OPPONENT Ruversude G Clevelan McKunley Burgard Lafayette Emerson S Park Technucal Seneca Bennett Kensungton PLAYOFFS 37 Seneca 49 Bennett 47 Kensungton d I I I I - l ll ll I -I I Norm Freeland and Bill Bennett were co-captains. 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Martin. 105 TRACK Fnrst Row J Hollnngsworth M Danuel V Collnns J Radz1won P Trngg J Bolden R Pnataslk M Gray I Bolden O Rayford A Carr J Hutcherson Second Row Mr G Kalbfleusch C Raines C Thompson J Foreman P Korvne D Roddy W Whrtfleld D Egleton J Barley W Barlow R Cummmgs T Whntfueld J Barlow Thlrd Row-G Boyd M Peoples W Vance J Eads F Hams C Baker A Smuth F Barnwell ACTION ON THE CINDER TRACK THE DIAMOND THE COURTS Apnl showers brmg May flowers and baseball tennus and track meets too Under the skullful guldance of Mr Danford Byrens and Manager Robert Grace the tenms team successfully began the season with a 4 I wm over Seneca a 5 O vlctory over Lafayette a 5 O over Burgard Thecr experlenced varslty men Igor Matuch Herbert Hellman Don Pelowskn Bohdan Berger and Gordon Waehrer and new members of the varsuty Walter Kelly and Tom Burgard East s tennus team both singles and doubles provided strong competntlon to all opponents Answerlng the call of early sprung weather fo ty eught hopeful baseball players reported for the flrst practlce Art Yayanos managed thus year s extended baseball season wlth Everett Bellel and Qunt man Hawkins as putchers and Paul Dubuel as catcher New recruits who made the varslty team were Ronald Cassel short stop Bragglo Gullo thlrd base man and Edward Magdaznak left fneld The team was ably coached by Mr T Murdock After a loss to Bennett the team gathered momentum by de featmg South Park I9 9 .4-'F To uphold a three year championship tradltlon was the arm of the l957 track team Ike Bolden easlly tying hls own l8O yard hurdle record early ln the season led the team as nt whrpped other schools by whoppmg scores of 60 and 50 The team was well balanced with stars luke John Radzlwon Oscar Ray ford Charles Thompson and Ron Pnatasuk ln the dlstance events and Isaac Bolden Mel Gray and John Bolden In the sprmts In the fueld events were Bull Wyatt Ruchard Cummmgs and Mlchael Peoples Always a threat on the csnders the team was coached R Cummmgs goes over the top by Mr G KaIbfIelSCI'1 i- 106 -. , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ,. , . , . ,. . i . . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . , . ,. , . ,. ,. ,. . . , . , . ,. ,. , . , . ,. . 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I I . 1 1 1, 1 1 ' SOPHOMORE GIRLS SPORTS Furst Row P DAddezuo J Kane A Veasley B Pruce M Faur C McKunney M Dremml C Colluer J Martun R Hunley Second Row-C Ball S Brooks L Wrught D Dale F Jackson J Steunmetz P Thompson C Brownung L Henley Thurd Row E Hallung F Boozarsku M Puust D Robunson D Strassheum J Colluns J Steunmetz B Nawrocku K Schlack P Tessmer L Hofheuns Fourth Row Irene McCormuck S Kozmyoz R Puryear D Banks E Hall W Aunsworth R IN SPORTSMANSHIP AND POISE IN HEALTH AND HAPPINESS Anyone near the gurls gym on euther Tuesday or Thursday afternoons has to be careful not to be hut by any flyung burds tennus balls or even soft balls because at thus tume the gurls have the run of the gym Under the competent durectuon of Mrs Johnson Muss Schwenger Muss Kayser and Mrs Neudrauer the most popular actuvuty of the school takes place Agaun thus year Mrs Johnson started the after school actuon wuth several very ambutuous volley ball teams who soon showed theur skull and became quute agule Then followed basketball and baseball whule swummung wuth Mrs Neudrauer contunued all year wuth the gurls who elected ut becomung really expert Both Muss Schwenger and Muss Kay ser came to the aud of those wantung to learn to play tennus for two coaches can guve the gurls more chance for practucal experuence The class was duvuded unto two groups the begunners and the advanced players Under thus system even the begunners became faurly good Through humor and seruousness, Mrs Johnson conducted her socual dancung classes Although the boys and gurls were both unvuted to uoun at tumes there were only gurls but as one gurl was heard to say When the boys aren t there we really learn to dance' Artufucual respuranon un the gym l09 I -' . , . , . I , . , . , . . , .' , . ,l . , . I . . . , . r , . , . U , . , .. ,.. ' , . , . . . 1 . , . n , . , . t , . , . , . , . ,' . , . . , . . - T' . , . , . , . , . , . , . Garlungton, M. Jones, C. Murawsku, J. Pokorsku. . , . I I . D . ' ' I I l , . I - I I I I I ' ll I , I ll . . . . . . FRESHMAN GIRLS' SPORTS Furst Row R Robunson D Puckens E Gayles L Gayles Second Row S Kucunsku C Boczarska H Tucholsku J Czarnecku B Brutton P Green P Kandefer S Mussehl Thurd Row J Klecker P Weugen P Hoffman T Mathuas P Fuschler P Tolsma E Nuefer B Metzger Fourth Row P Whute D Dennard S Martun Y Martun PLAY DAYS ARE THE HAPPY DAYS FOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS As un the past gurls took part un four play days unter hugh sports meetungs among the varuous hugh schools A bowlung party wuth Kensungton as host a badmunton day un October at Fosduck Masten a November play day at East wuth four way volleyball as the game and a roller skatung party un Febru ary wuth Kensungton agaun as host completed thus program Wuth sprung come the flyung burds badmunton burds that us Some badmunton enthusuasts are at ut early un the mornung un addutuon to the afternoon workouts Muss Kayser who agaun took care of thus sport used all her skull to make good players of these gurls The culmunatuon of the gurls sport season comes on Gurls Letter Day un May when after earnung 500 pounts our most determuned athletes re ceuve theur gold E Those stull workung for the top get letters parallel to theur pount earnungs a 4 unch letter for those earnung l50 pounts a 6 unch letter to those wuth 300 pounts and 7 unch letter for the 400 pount earners These actuvutues are excellent for the gurls Whule competung wuth others they learn sports manshup and brotherhood and buuld Iastung fruendshups They also acquure skull un pastumes whuch wull furnush enjoyment Gurls learn grace and rhythm un the after school dance class In fUfUf6 IGISUFG 110 l li I. 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Sf' Congratulatlons to the Class of 1957 1 A 'ln 135535 3 ' as ul U 1 GRADUATION from EAST Hlgh School rs the first milestone on your road to success Whether you enter college or take your place ln the buslness world you w1ll find that a smart appearance wlll be one of your greatest assets We 1nv1te you to VlSlt Klemhans College Shop Browse all you like and get acquamted wxth The Alma Mater of well dressed young men KLEINHANS CGLLEGE SHOP Restylmg Storage Cleamng Eunlce s and Humboldt Furrlers Repairs Out Speczalty Completely Equxpped to Care for All of Your Fur needs For Ladxes and Clnldrens Wear 1418 Flllmore Avenue 9 6 Compliments of NEW ERA CAP CO INC We Operate Out Own Plant MICKEY S CLEANERS One Hour Service Monday thru Saturday Laundry Cleamng Pressmg Repalrmg Dyemg Storage 544 Wxlllam Street 2725 FI 4312 GR 1269 KIRK STUDIO Weddzng Candld and Formal Portraits and Baby Albums 1345 Ftllmore Avenue Buffalo 11 N Over 73 Years of Servzce SELLING MEN S AND BOYS NATIONALL1 ADVERTISED BRANDS OF HATS SHOES CLOTHING FURNISHINGS PETER YouNG, mc. 582 GENESEE STREET near Jefferson CL 0787 Open Monday and Thursday Evenings LAURENCE P. PAUL, INC. Commencement Invxtatlons and Programs CAPS AND GOWNS Transltown Plaza L B Smxth Plaza SP 7422 WO 3311 II4 O , .rag X, U X S? L, V' ffs, E, '. I -it ' A L . ' 4 as ' i ,,4 .no . .jp : I3 If - 3 . , 0 . a n c 0 ' Q . . . H . , 1,7 . , . . ' BA. 59 I . M ' ' ' ' , .Y. ' CL. Y N! V B Nlv HDAHS HEL I HIVEY cLnuDlA cl-ARK MARINA C HOLS Q-f ,T A ohh STK lunq'T CEI-HH ESTFR Ru DEI if JQZEU COMPLQMENTS or RCOM O gfid Z' 115 , 'K ff' ' N X I D i - ' l -nluu' MIN, .um l 3 , f 1 1 I 8 im :ii :::r::: .QQQQ-iff. ' :g gag? ::...,-,,g,.'3 unzgeux x3?ii253:?2f?33 gzizzraseiff ' 3 W 3 ' av' if 1 ,A S-Q... OF 'I957 , E - 0 - ii- , - ' A. W 3 V , . ,O THE FUTURE BECKONS TO SUCCESS Beverly Foster, Frederick Hinton, Beverly Hoppe, Robert Beback. www MOST LOQUACI OUS Carol Vogelsang, Clifford Neal, Dennis Occhino, Eileen Nowicki. Above THE SOUL OF WlT SEATED--Sandra Burdick. STANDING-Dan Terrana, Franklyn Haseley, Carol NNN- taker. Left-ETIQUETTE WISE Roy Cook, Betty Jones, William Bennett, Janet Kadow. QUALITY TILE 8: FLOOR COVERING ALL TYPES OF TILE AND FLOOR COVERING FOR THE HOME 'I23 Walden Fl 9790 Buffalo, N JOHNS Pretzel 81 Potato Chrp Bakery 1137 1136 Jefferson Axe GR 7896 Buffalo 8 N I 1575 Gen FRANK S PHARMACY Ptescnptlons our Specialty Post OFF1ce Sub Statxon 63 esee Street Buffalo HU 0100 New York 3580 WAGN ER S GROCERY FRUITS VEGETABLES We Deliver 1318 FILLMORE Compliments of Room 60 usan rown Rosue Burnett Audrey Cochrane Naorm Cooper Georglana Davies Lorrame Dolata Lea Dremml Catherine Faso Rosa Gayles Berenlce Hankerson Rhonda Harrus loyce Johnson Sharon Kern Marla Kull Odessa Lykes Parnee Martin Vnrgnnla Martnn Jacqueline Moore Corrlne Patton Janet Pordon Erma Porter Joyce Simpson Drana Skowron Delores Taylor Vnven Thomas Eduth Weugand Phyllns Whlte Glcsla Von Seck SALERS DAIRY STORES 50 Washington Market 110 Broadway Market Lomplzments of FOODTOWN Choice Meats Grocerxes Produce 1508 Fnllmore Avenue I I - . I - T ' , . . BA 1 Mable Bozeman Sally Glunz Gladys MOYHS S B ' ' 118 NigZiLn MMX L 311ZL 75.141- fgwfwggihf Jb WT fade A 49 'Ni' naefa qfsa-apr I CONGRATL LATION LLASS OF 7 COLEY'S DAIRY INC. 119 A -Ai X . . W 1 41 V X tx 19 ' ww Vvuwifgzanlo is I 34l UMWM ' L W , I mmm po 6 -ouvea - V ISIN Q h 1 RO0M 102 PRESENTS THE SENIOR CLASS WILL OF 1957 We the Class of l957 of Buffalo East Hugh School County of Erne State of New York bemg of sound mmd and memory do make and declare thrs our last wrll and testament nn the manner followrng To Mr Davenport a srncere wrsh for many more happy and engoyable years To Mr Rentz one day of perfect attendance To Mr McGowan a bevy of secretaries more beautiful than Mr Muller s To Miss Kenny future Eucluds and Horners lwho also wrate poetryp To Mr Tully table No 4 from second lunch for flrewood next year s Junior Red Cross Fred Hmton s fleet feet Mr Frsher a feather duster for hrs triangles Mr Browngohn many wrnnrng chess teams Mrs Brown memorres of her lst classes and a chance to read all the books rn the lrbrary all cafeterla momtors earplugs George Pappas the bang bong blng of the P A Mrss Allen seniors who send In appllcatnons before January l Mr Byrens Dan Terrana s camera Miss Schwenger her 202nd bard Mr Klocke a new money box future dancers Judy Kearn s dancing shoes Mr Grazlano John Walsh s waterwrngs Mr Kalbfleasch all future Harvard Cup wunners Cathy Wetter Eve Snelskr s wardrobe future history classes more history next year s yearbook staff glue sclssors penculs wrth erasers and sax each of Bev Foster and Bev Pawlowskl Mlss Wendlmg our alr base To the Class of I977 a trlp to the moon To all who will accept them the followung Season passes for the halls Regents exams Crammrng Tall lockers for short people Water for the fountaln at Room l30 8 55 schedules Thrrd lunch Two assemblaes a week New books escalators IOO96 averages homework 9 30 late bell 3lI'C0fldIflOf1ll'lQ To the underclassmen our poys and sorrows our homework and our good temes To all of our teachers our thank you and heartfelt apprecaatron To East our Alma Mater our lrfelong loyalty and devotron ln wutness whereof on thus the twenty frfth of June l957 we do affrx our sugnature THE CLASS OF l'-757 120 l S I 1 1 D I ' I A r - 1 , , . , - 1 . , I - I D , .' ' . ' T I - ' ll . ' r . 1 I '-' To , - To . ' , - ' ' - To . ' , ' ' - To . , ' ' . ' To . . ' - To , ' - - ' . . - To ' , ' ' ' ' - To . , ' - To all of next year's seniors, cushioned front row seats - To ' , ' - To . , -- To , ' ' ' - To . ' , ' ' -- To . ' , ' - lo . 1 - J' J - 0 1 T , ' . . . . 0 g , . . , To ' ' , 'D - . , l , : , n rr T- - - I . .. , I . Q . - I I - I PROFESSIONAL NURSING THE DIRECTOR OF NURSES Deaconess Hospltal School of Nursing 563 Rlley Street Buffalo 8, N Discounts to EAST HIGH STUDENTS or their PARENTS on Portables Hi-Fi or TV Just Mention This AD SEATED-Maureen C., Hester B. Gloria T., Cecelia B., Queen S. Ida S., Carolyn J., Thelma J STANDING-Almedia C., Beverly P., Shirley H., Diana Z. Christine M. D SEATED-Geraldine F. SEATED-Margaret S., Ann A. SEATED-Mrs. Md-iugh. STANDING-Jaan H., Barbara E., sagrid I STANDING-Carol K., Barbara S., STANDING-Margaret S., Marlene D., Corrine Barbara G. Frances M. S., Maureen B. Phone: ELmwood 3264 ALDRED MUSIC HOUSE Music and Musical Instruments 948 Main Street near Allen Buffalo 2, N. Y. TWIRLING BATONS AT SCHOOL PRICES AVENUE MUSIC CENTER 786 GENESEE Open Every Nite Till 9 yxgji. Q-7-Y. 'Qin--S-. S S aa- -ff X X, . ,K XD? f A M -Q J 'I Y 'l'4!Z4 7' 1... - ' 7 11' 5 ia uvwc v A 71 Speedy ' l r o Merchandise Store num W at JM I do 2l4 Walden 1-gh . WNN7? '--E OZKI nov' ' reverse again! We Deliver BA 723l .. I l22 Comphments of that rem ads me I must puck up some :hav ng foam at Ihe corne store sARRoN FUNERAL SERVICE f ffm 6 MR AND MRS A CARR MR RALPH CHATMAN DON 8: JACK S TEXACO ESOUIRE BARBER SHOP FOSERS FLOWER SHOP FREYS GROCERY STORE A FRIEND THE GLENWOOD PRESS HUMBOLDT FLORIST HYNIK S MARKET JANKOWSKI MARKET SERVICE MR AND MRS FRANK L JARMUSZ MR AND MRS F A JEDRZEJEWSKI KAZAN RADIO AND TV KINGS CLEANERS KUREKS SHOE STORE FRANK KURT1 SUPER MARKET CARL MERTZ MINNIE S CONFECTIONERY PFUELBS BAKE SHOPPE REVELLE S DELICATESSEN MR AND MRS DAVID ROSS SPOLKA MEN S STORE SUN RAY CLEANERS TED S DELICATESSEN VITALE'S GROCERY RICHARD WITHEY OSCAR S. WITTE LOTTIE WOJCIAK Established 1895 HOUSEHOLD OUTFITTING CO 3 GREAT FURNITURE STORES 575 Mann Thruway Plaza 345 Broadway ALS BARBER SHOP Women s and Men s Hazrcuts 90 Walden Ave Buffalo New York ERNST FUNERAL HOME Phone HU 7922 Edward L Ernst Licensed Mgr 1096 E Ferry Street Buffalo 11 N Y GEORGE A. SCHIMMEL FUNERAL HOME 368 Fougeron At Genesee St Phone TA 2281 I23 O A- I a b .' fsJ. I Ii T' xl is ' an ew I if DEINHART DRUG STORE g pg, , . W 'V 'e NXXMHIIWX PUSZERT S COLLISICN Cwwmlzmg Scherer s ewelers Insurance YVork Free Estimates Pamtm 1074 Genesee St HU 2743 Jewelry PI-HLLIPS BROS GARAGE INC CAMERAS AND PHOTO SUPPLIES D1 co Truck Sales Service and Parts Complete Collxsnon Servxce General Auto Repaxrmg 1099 Genesee Street TA 3226 Expert Duco Fmlshmg Wheel Ahgnment Body and Frame Straightening 1387 FILLMORE AVE ZIGGS COLLISION SERVICE General Auto and Truck Repalrmg HU 3464 EST 1903 BA 4511 1284 Broadway frearj Buffalo 12 N Y BEST WISHES FROM DICK AND ED S SUNOCO SERVICE 1235 Fillmore Avenue Corner Northampton GAS OILS ACCESSORIES TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE For Your Convemence Leave Your Car rn the Mormng and Puck It Up After School for GUARANTEED LUBRICATION OIL CHANGE WASHING POLISHING AND WAXING TIRE ROTATION Open 7 A M to 10 P M Phone TA 9671 124 I K . . 1 J , Q . U Q H371 - 1 4..gs4 14 'Lgwgi .. ,4- , WL J! Sissy ., 'Z , 5 .2 M , Q 1 R f , N A 2. , ,Q , A I ij -J . 4- Tv E if , wx E ,Q - 1 1 X '- A S , 5-Q.1-'13 'ffww ,, a-4. ' ,Lg an , ff y 4. - ,ima 1 ik sk. 'Sf Q! O2 N ' ,gqk S 1 NK iff 'fb ,,. ' Q , ..,,, 'f-A 'Q W 2 ' ' ,RT7 fe:-000 X c. rigid' mff b Qmp nmgm 3 0 Huge 595 G 'ao 'C' oQ'q,.9V' 2 iff? 55352 Lvltf s -1 for G lei Q :log 40 6 'WY' 1 jrb 35' 1 'P Na+ cc A vfxcfaxe. -V-9 Q 'TQRF6 1' gr.-c-Q? 'mobqk :ggi Lu .3'afum0 EQ Qtwbsgifgx wi u-a,W1.,5 Ho-4121-, 'Q,,,-c whhdwvelrbh vw-A1 N-ow M'bhNdles: o 74f BUF F ALO GENERAL HOSPITAL NURSING Is It your career Are you m good health? Are you between the ages of 17 and 359 Do you have a sense of humor sympathy and understandmg9 D1d your high school course mclude Englxsh blology and chemlstry mathematics hlstory languages c1v1cs or economxcs? Call or Wnte The Director of Nurslng The Buffalo General Hospxtal 100 I-Irgh Street Buffalo 3 New York Telephone Su 5600 Ext 728 126 A ' ' .f A e . Q- 'fm f -I 1 2 'L -a 152 I If W no .- c C , f 0 Nl f 'S Z aJ 4 I W AOA I -I 4 Sir ' 0 - ' . -xc X 0 I .0 J gf? A 'Kr ec J 5 5 Ee A yo 'K ,NW TTAQHWQ sm . A5 1. ' . 2. . 3. , , ' . 4. . . . . , . . y Complzments of RICH ICE CREAM COMPANY INC 418 Pratt Street Buffalo, New York NW 'SS os? LORBEERS FLOWER SHOP 511 Elmwood Avenue Phones SU 3902 3903 lVe Della er Special Przces or Group Orders CORSAGES BOUQUETS Around the Corner from Childrens Hospital PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS School Supplxea East Buffalo Statnoners 1457 C enesee bt Buffalo ll N TA 4410 FLOWFRS FOR EVERY OCCASION ROLLIN S FLOWERS TA 0560 ALWAYS OPEN PROMIYT DELIVERX Special Dl9k0llhIi to Organizations 7 9 0 I gi-Nw if H . , : ' - ' ,, I 4 I . 'G FLOWERS BY WIRE ' . ' 1 Sunny Brook Farms Dairy Products A Specializing in fj IJX 01' Regular and French Ice Cream w -7 i 446 Wall am Street Y 1-, UO L 5 U V Compliments I CHICKEN LAND U, C R l9 Snenklewlcz Place X V 0 MAMA MIA THE BEST PIZZA ln town Also SPAGHETTI RAVIOLI my! LA PIZZERIA Take Out Order 1549 Genesee Street 7756 AL MOORE S DELICATESSEN The Nezghbo hood Sto 507 Wxlham Street MA 9947 STuaIenI' GOUYICI AMERICAS KING OF SPORTIN GOODS G Stands Ready To Serve Your Every Need 'I 5' JN E f f 'Q DICK FISCHER ATHLETIC GOODS INC 4 BIG SPORTING GOODS CENTERS 699 MAIN ST THRUWAY PLAZA WA 8080 BA 8820 TONAWANDA NIAGARA FALLS 128 ' i ...-. K .1 I JU . O X . . ., O C ' llll KE f I ' r re X In 7 T- A , , . e-f 1 - .si 'A' O 90 42 M1115 fc? fs 66 6 ,,Qfma2fQf:,ZmnZ.55fB COMPLIMENTS CDF ROOM 260 dg9vwJow4'Ji UUJLJL D!mwYJ WW c1.,JQ,,f2Q.mJ2 m G rWf 77fMMdZV EAL- Qraijwo ff 3,M,,,,1,Wff'bM Jaw 44 567, CMM 9 'ONJNU Us Q-4,4 Q! QMWJWV fLJ gJMW A M, i SOPHOMORE GIRLS C0mpllmCnfS OF ROOM 201 FRANK 0C0NN0R ,M'LJ.i5 745 MAIN STREET WA so13 Wth H N 1 Complete Lme o ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT My Ad r All L1 I 691 Main Street . 0711 l nlen S Buffalo 3, New York TED E BUERGER I'lSlll'3I1LC X lS0f 129 I , , hgh!! 390 E E , C E C, ' f X Cf 1- ll VVV4 , D 'A Q QM g ll ' a L a ' bf I 4xfwwf.1, ' E if T 'M 6517? X ' l . Compliments of the 0 , Congratulations to t e ass o , . First in Quality Diamonds a c es jewelry , f . B k r K l A. Fre'h 't vi d t ' - B ' ' - it I G d G Ch h R 1 ly - C gli t.- I ' Ad C phments I LUIVIEN R HAWS CO Manufacturing Jewelers .Manu aclurerd Of cad! .N gin graduated fewelry yor 1957 609 ROOT BLDG 86 W CHIPPEWA STREET BUFFALO N Y Specnalxsts an COLLEGE SCHOOL AND FRATERNITY .IEWELRY LODGE JEWELS EMBLEMS TROPHIES AND MEDALS It W1llPay You to Remember Us When m Need o That Dxamond Ring 130 om ' o Q f i Phone: WA. 8431 Q ' ' i u n ' ' ,fl.,2 tzgf X .1 41 Si CK Compliments of Mr Feucht ard the junior boys of Room 162 r--. ,,,, Courteous Attention Estimate G Quality Work at Quoted Pr ce Walter Hllgers Collision and Pamt Shop 147 Blrthel St at Gene ee HU 0879 B ffalo Il N Y ix. Arena Roller Rmk, Inc 9 :JC f 412 X u he eonlcl spy scllinii Book Your Parties Here 40 E Amherst AlummumAwn1ngs Wmdows Doors Compliments of WILLIAMS AND TRUSDALE N Aluminum Products Jack Nxckbarg 15 Walden Avenue Phone FI 5915 Buffalo 11 N Y 'Uholesale and Retail Phone TAyIor 5590 FRANK S LAUNDRY Amerlcan Wallpaper and Paint 280 Guilford Street Buffalo ll New York Domestic and Imported Wallpapers Colonzer and Adelphi Pamts 'DuPont Pamt 29 WALDEN AVE BUFFALO 11 N Y CLUB IBM 1385 Sycamore Street Buffalo 11 N ERIE SHEET METAL WORKS Industrial Commercial Residential VENTILATING HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Exhaust Systems and Weldmg Fabrication and Erection 979 Northampton BA 1873 Compliments of MORGANTE S Goon room Rugs The Best For Less Beddmg POLLACK 8- BLACKMORE INC Furmture Apphances Televnslon Two Stores 578 582 Broadway 162 164 E Genesee Street Buffalo New York Genesee and jefferson Bullalo N Y CL 7284 CL 7285 MA 5759 131 3-f' W f Q , l - FW, Q 2 Q . '95 I 1 ' i S S to ,, - I , xr, gal L. H S I f I rr I It ' 2' . , 127-1 . l , . , .Y. - ' - . DOCTCR PHOTOGRAPHER hen you thunk about It the famnly photographer falls somewhere In the family doctor lawyer classlflcatlon The photographer luke the doctor and lawyer IS called upon when mayor events In your llfe occur With a flne studlo portrait you can rellve In later years the happiness of the engagement the weddnng the arrival of chlldren A photograph IS part of forever and our studio takes this responslblllty seriously :lcWe are proud to be the photographer chosen to photograph your gradu atmg class We hope that this IS the begmnmg ofa llfelong relationship I N ADAM AND CO 132 , - . , 9 . ! i ' 1 Q f . . . . , , , f . O O 0 x s sg ' f W Q ' 'z 3 9 QQ x 1 . 3 V .aff M ,Y ' 31551-3 9 .--ag? 5 3-P Q 9 4 W, f, Q , ' A f-ff . ,af 1 fr l,:f1 f . 1 'V P' 'M dy 9 Q.. Q f 1 7' ,- ' , . 0 .1-Jew, Q5 Y? - ' Kai 'Aww , 'wif 'ky 1 'f SJW ix' in A 1 sim: N ff Wa' ff' FTC Q ' I ,J If . x Q e -wg 1 . FAVORITE YOUR FAVORITE? Subject I Englash 2 Hastory Pastame I Readang 2 Dancang ood I Paz a Spaghetta Laterary Character I Canderella 2 Mackey Mouse Orchestra Lawrence Welk Glen Maller Program I Love Lucy Cheyenne Pet Peeve I Homework 2 Short Assemblaes I Alma Mater 2 Vactory Chant Movae I The Ten Commandments 2 Wratten On The Wand School Athlete Ball Bennett 2 Tom Burgard Desc Jockey I Guy Kang Make Melody Male Moyne Star Rock Hudson Tab Hunter Female Movue Star I Kam Novak 2 Elazabeth Taylor Author I Shakespeare 2 Mackey Spallaane Popular Song I Young Love 2 Round and Round FLIGHTS OF FIFTY SEVEN Among the teachers Hardest worlung I MassWendIang 2 Mrs Brown Wattaest teachers I Mr Klocke 2 Mr Mason Understandang teachers I Mrs Machael 2 Mr Fasher Where do you expect to be next year? I Col ege 2 Workang Other adeas Sattang on top of the world Drankang aced tea an Saberaa ln a Saberaan salt mane What do you secretly hope to do someday? Hunt allagators an the Sahara Desert Raase St Bernard dogs Ice skate wath penguans Be a happy bookworrn an the library Hunt laons an Afraca Swam underwater from Calafornaa to a Be on Mackey Mouse Club Fand a panacea for the world s alls Be a success and come back to East tc address an assembly YOUR FAVORITE Comic Strap I Dennas the Menace 2 Peanuts Comedaan I Jerry Lewas 2 Steve Allen Qualltues an Boys I Pleasang Personalntv 2 Neatness Qualities an Girls I Pleasang Personalaty 2 Neatness If you were stranded on a desert asland what classmate would you lake as a compannon9 I Gerald Kamanska 2 wee beastues Other rdeas I Mouse 2 Wa terboy Wall I34 - F , . . ' z 2. ' . . ' 1 I . a 1. I I 2, . . . T. V. ' - - I. 2. I , . 2. ' . 3. . . . . - 4- . . . 5- . . , School Song 6. Dig ditches and tunnels for ants 7- . . . H .. ' 8- ., - Q . . ' 9. ' ' ' , IO. I. ' ' I 2g I to n o a. f ' 2- a n a u K 1 sENioR Room 101 rree - ,, a fa Gayles Diana Ciocca 31 Q7 v i, m yi -, is K i ',lv-- 6 WB. 9 .. 15 . ri- ' , as . 'A WX ABOVE-Rose Mary Mandalero, Judy Keirn, Pat Doherty, Mrs. Brown, Judy Bronner, Beverly Hoppe, Joan Schmidbauer. ABOVE Rose Mane Bartko k EI O BELOW LEFTj-Monica Sroltman, Evelyn Neibergall, Nona w a ean F Woronin, Camille Serowski, Beverly Schwartzoft. BELOW: lST ROW-Katherine Carlo, Thelma May, Catherine Spellman, ZNU ROW-Elaine Kane, Maxine McRae, JOYCE' MBVCIT Brown, Carol Carey, Elaine Walden. ABOVE-Evelyn Harrison, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Margaret BELOW-Pauline Okonczak, Darla Pelon, Andrea Banas, Joan Sfankowski. 1- Q' l N - , 135 GAYETl ES OF '57 0 A Musical Program bv the BAND, ORCHESTRA, and CHOIR 1, .init P- M Band-Thursday, April 'll Overture: Lustspiel Kelar Bela Pavane Maurice Ravel Marchi Indiana State Band O. R. Farrar SINGERS ZenOn Depulat and orchestra-'Friday' April I2 DANCERS--Carol and Jean Kliszak. Marcla DaW'dOW'CZ4 Gipsy Overture Merle Isaac Blue Tango Leroy Anderson March from Athalia Felix Mendelssohn ' Direction of Mr. Earl Palmatier East High School Choir A Tribute to Song Harry Robert Wilson Lovely Appear- From the Redemption Charles Gounod My Heart's a Tune E. A. Hovdeson Polly Wolly Doodle Old Folk Tune America, Our Heritage Ades-Steele Director Miss I-lenriette Grossman Accompanist Barbara Groh BELOW LEFTfThe Gayles, Rosa, Eleanor, Edward, Edna Lula. BELOW RIGHT-Comedians: Dennis Occhino, Ken- neth Sydow, James Steinfeld, Donald Cyra. DANCER-Catherine Wetter. DANCER-fEve Sielski. I s .Y fl 5.4 - LF ,. Ver ,- -v. 1- . , ' 1 Q.. , xv-.1'izt'lt'2hi'4'srK53:. . w .. .- '?m:33'Iki'?.t11a 5nf2.i1hn...u-.:n!!1'.di?r'n3:LA'!4s44n :rms-?...!'?i.LfZ1 9' ' K Z 3 g f Mfnq 99 V 2 ' f