East High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1958 volume:

Yi I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ,,,- WA...- 12 1 1 i SIAWA W Z Make a note of your name Eastonian Staff Editor-in-chief: Nancy Denson '58 Associate editor: Wanda Ainsworth '59 Assistant editor: Dianna Kless '58 Literary editor: Carrie Brown '58 Art editors: Judith Kandra '58 Calvin Oliver '58 Assistant art editor: Charles Raines '58 Chief photographer: Christine Murawsk Circulation managers: Gerald Brown '58 Patricia Jetge '59 Advertising manager: Carol Schulte '58 Chief stenographer: Patricia I-Iolmon '58 Faculty advisors: Beatrice Beckman Bettye M. Blackman Elveta W. Lee Thomas J. Murdock Irene H. Rosinska Marie A. Wendling i'5 Q 5110 1 3 4v.cEHl1nS'v 2 n 'lr'-' 1--F dl l 1 a- F' I 5955? 1 'a'5Ha22 + QW ,-r 'Om URIENTE LUXUSA Nl 1 , I . J Q .. v tg -fix .:1?,' ., ..,.-.' :ef vp.: o I ' iii'ir1fft7x-:K 473' elif? 45j:Q:31A9:k r ,- V . ,AB i 1' 8 -P u,5:.g:g:,4-gi ' rg, .. ,133-5 -' jr T , Q ' U , 'H ly A. I -,.--..I bait? .. Ha- :HL f N' W: , ..:g' ' if ' 3:3 , - -' If Lbs.: .,. .2??.., . LAS, t Ez ' 4-. -1 2 '1 ,Fw NB., THE EASTO IA Published by the STUDENTSCHVEAST HHHISCHOOL BUFFALO,NEW'YORK TABLE Introduction .......... Administration Classes ...... Seniors . Juniors ..... Sophomores . Freshmen ..... Activities ........... Sports ...................... Senior Biographies Advertisements .. OF CONTENTS Page Page Page Page Page Page Page . Page Page Page Page 2 4 12 14 32 38 45 54 92 110 116 ERTURE In an age of harsh discord, the members of the Eastonian staff have chosen for 1958 a musical theme - a continuous pattern of rhythmic melodies expressing the variety of our school activities. First, we shall introduce to you our conductors and the members of the symphony. You will hear, individually, the strings, the woodwinds, the brass, and the percussion after which the various sections of the orchestra will join in concert. It will be a broad, sweeping concert - a combination of the contrasting melodies and rhythms reflected in our lives at East. It will range from the conscious dignity of classical music to the relaxed ease of rock and roll. Now we invite you to enjoy the East High Pops presented by the Eastonian staff of 1958. Marie A. Wendling DEDIC TIO To Marie A. Wendling -- teacher, advisor, friend -- whose efforts in our behalf have reached beyond the classroom to instill in us an appreciation of the true values of education and of life, this yearbook is gratefully and affectionately dedicated. Conductor Without a conductor, an orchestra cannot be a unified whole. Here at East High School we have many maestros who strive untiringly, day after day, to bring forth from their musi- cians perfectly balanced, harmonious performances. As the house lights dim and our conductors step into the spotlight, there is a burst of appreciative applause for those who, seemingly miraculously, draw music from an orchestra composed of unskilled musicians. ' . n.. I I n:'v:g:1 ..-. -L Q . 3 V s U .X QI Dirge ' 1 V' ' V HV. . iibtttynaf , - I I , - ' -2 ,Q I .-a. ':..,. Q 'J'-' A , ' ' -v.f.g.,' J, Q I-I., ' ' ' 1- uf' an ,p.'. diet' '1.l. . ' . ,Q . ,pr. '. - ' ?',f' .. 'fyfi ' 1' 55? I 'I' .Lf-' '57 . .:' , 1 . I .:4E:J1h.:7.:.:f-11, . 44?I.Qr 1, f ., . iii.:-.,. I . I ' '.- -4 -' .w- .' '--. 't'.'.'2 - Mtj.:, ,, l:3-,I-,. , M D: ' . 'IW' .4-.H ff . -.f.,-- :,,... 13 rr . . ,neg .LF ' AZ!! 0: .V ,pi':'1 -' ..-,-g.-1 .- f-. . - t,'. . lrzlf. A . u 4:-.-+- I 'nl . .V J 'ifrgz ,. . ,,, 4, 6 4 5fg,',: . . l 'Z :-' f ,: :4-ff::' .' - yi, gf. 1 ' 1 ' I-n - .-r . . ' IYQLAAV- I I . ., ' :.'f,ff,.- ' - . phscg.. , . . -. ,- ,,-::' rn, I.f' '.. 'n .. . 1 1 1- C nl. QLWER . ,K V2 'Q . Ei ' S -.1 William H. Davenport, Principal of East High School Music is the theme of the 1958 Yearbook. A happy choice! Among all the fine arts music is the one to which everyone is exposed daily. Students at East have always been encouraged to develop an appreciation for good music. Good music like fine literature should appeal to the noble emotionsg it should aid us in our quest for the good, the true and the beautiful. Music is not fine art because it was composed centuries ago, nor is it worthless because it be- longs to the modern age. Many young people think that parents and teachers condemn all modern music. This is far from the truth. Some modern compositions are excellentg many more are representative of the age in which we live and are enjoyableg a few are combinations of rhythmic noise and ghoulish howls. Do not be prejudiced against any particular type of music. Listen with an open mind and a receptive heart. Accept what appeals to your sense of the good, the beautiful and the true. This is the day of high fidelity, engi- neered to capture the overtones, undertones and delicate in-between nuances of the hearing range. So too, has your education been designed to open broad vistas of knowledge - a fluency in the English languageg a study of the natural laws of science and mathematicsg an apprecia- tion of our heritage through the social studiesg familiarity with music, art and commerce. C, Q-it Robert J. Rentz, Assistant principal of East High School Robert C. McGowan, Assistant principal of East High School Every person has two educations in life, the one he receives from others and the one he gives to himself. Home, church and school pro- vide the formerg experience supplies the latter. Graduation is a milestone. How well a person has applied himself will determine the measure of success or failure in the education of life. Congratulations, Seniors of 1958. 1 ne r acuity Glerla M- Allen Beatrice Beckman Alice F. Bennett Bettye Nl. Blackman Guidance English English Business Milton B1-gdzinsky Gordon E, B1-Ownjohn Laura ll. Buerger Danford M. Byrens Social Studies Science German Physical Education .3 ll oil K.: , Q Rani Cox Katharine M. Doyle Arlene Epstein Jean L. Ewing English Office Mathematics Social Studies Harry P. Feucht Virginia M. Foley Elsie L. Fulton Harold S. Fisher Physical Education Social Studies Home Economics Mathematics Ruth P. Gilbert Andrew A. Graziano Henriette F. Grossman Helen G. Harig Physical Education Social Studies Music Business Bernard A. Harrington Dorothy M. llerlow Josephine P. Howse Minna L, johnson Business Nurse English Physical Education George J. Kalbfleisch Lydia C. Kayser Mary Kei,-an Mary Kenny Physical Education Physical Education Science Mathematics Joseph F. Klocke Daniel J. Krzesinski Elveta W. Lee Nettie Levitan Social Studies Science English Library Mina Neidrduer Ruth Maroney Ruth H. Michael Earl Palmatier Swimming BUSUICSS Mathematics Music The Faculty Ruth E. Pitt Garnett F. Roberts Lanora C. Robinson Social Studies Science Guidance 'KU Irene H. Rosinska Leland Schurr Howard Shaffer Edward Stenhouse Art English Science Industrial Arts Jeannette C. Suess john H. Tilley Marie A. Wendling Helen L. Wright English Industrial Arts English Social Studies MARGUERIT E MAASS ln the death of Marguerite Maass, East High School lost a beloved teacher, advisor and friend. Coming to our school from Fosdick-Masten in 1954, she speed- ily became here, as she had been there, a trusted instructor and guide. We have missed her all year and shall continue to do so, for she possessed rare quali- ties - integrity, love of her work, devot- ion to duty. Additional Teachers Teachers Who Have Amelia Bock, Office Retired Elsa Dinsmore, Speech . Ellen M. Ream, Home Economics Bertha Franiukiewicz, Home Economics I B. Katrina Schwenger, Physical Education Anna E' Howlett, Spanish Viola Schaefer, Home Economics Raymond J. Mason, Latin and Business Mary Louise Maxwell, French Clara McCabe, Business Gertrude McHugh, Mathematics George H. Mertens, Art Thomas J. Murdock, Guidance Agnes H. Swartz, Business Edward L. Novak, Driver Education Norman C. Paul, Science Cornelia Quant, Office Stella Quantlander, Sight Saving Mary Janet Hademaker, Home Economics Mary L. Howen, Business Helen S. Savage, English Olive F. Schumacher, Latin ln their climb to success the Juniors obtained happiness and fame. Now they have vacated their places to take over the helm and lead the school in future concerts. Meanwhile the Sophomores felt a new importance as they took their place in the school symphony. Abashed in the presence of Seniors, the Fresh- men felt the need of staying close to familiar things as they ventured through their first year as professional musicians. Reluctantly, the Seniors yielded their positions to seek wider horizons in the great orchestra of world affairs. h The Orchestra L AINE CI 1 4 U5 lvl' ' T3 I Patricia Holmon Secretarial Course Secretary Carrie Mae Brown College Entrance Science Vice-President William Horne Science Course President ,aff WX f o o I ,- Semor Class Offlcers if fl 1 Isaac Bolclen Parnee Elizabeth Martin -ts Gerald Albert Brown Science Course College Entrance Science ' College Entrance Engineering Treasurer Girls' Marshal Boys' Marshal The Seniors are the main strings in the orches- tra. Chief musicians this year were the president, William Horn, the vice-president, Carrie Brown, the secretary, Patricia Holmon and treasurer, Isaac Bolden. The girls' marshal was Parnee Martin, and the boys' marshal was Gerald Brown. Other officers included the historian, Cordon Waehrer, and the prophets, Susan Brown and William jerge. The poet was Judith Boczarska and Mary Loveless was valedictorian. Senior day was held on June 6 in the afternoon. At this time gold pins were given to the students who had attained a place on the Honor Roll for four years. That same evening in the Twentieth Century Club, the Senior Prom was held with great success. On the twenty- fo1u'th of june in the school auditorium, the Seniors received their long-anticipated diplomas. The graduating class of 1958 has contributed greatly to the various activities and sports of East High School. It is sincerely hoped that the seats vacat- ed by these senior musicians will be filled in the coming year by just as eager and co-operative players in the great orchestra of the school. Senior Executive Committee First Row -- B. Kozlowski, C. Brown, P. Holmon, W. Horne, C. Brown, P. Martin, I. Bolden, L. Mott. Second Row- B. Mucci, J. Balashevech, N. Denson, H. Fletcher, E. Tinch, I. Morrison, G. Kayler. Third Row-W. Jerge, C. Waehrer, R. Lipka, P. Trigg. Lula J. Alston Thomas Alston Berta Mae Anger Patricia Ashley Business Course General Course Music Course Secretarial Course Rosemary Bell Betty A. Berger Science C0urS6 College Entrance Science .-5182254 'f . Jeanette Balasheve ch Secretarial Course Hattie Barlow Business Course Class of 1958 Willetta Beed Secretarial Course Helen Belcher Bookkeeping Course Robert J. Berry Business Course we V Edward M. Blackwell Business Course 3 F' Rosemarie Blesch Judith Ann Boczarska Beverly D. Boyd Mable L. Bozeman Secretarial Course College Entrance Language Hornemalcing Course Homemalcing Course - .- Poet, Senior Class Leola Brown Secretarial Cours e lf, ' Susan Cornelia Brown College Entrance Science X Prophet, Senior Class haf fy, Yvonne F. Brown h. College Entrance Science Barbara Bush Secretarial Cours e 'Q Rosie M. Burnett Homemaking Course Mack B. Cameron College Entrance Science Loretta C arroll Homemalfing Course I Ronald Cassel Business Course frm Dennis Chester Elaine H. Cius Richard Coleman Joseph S. Costello Music Course Art Course Business Course Physical Science Course julia Marie Davis Homemaking Course Marcia Davidowicz Music Course fm james Crawford Business Cours e Francis Crocker Science Course Class o 1958 Georgiana Davies Bookkeeping Course Doris C. Davis Bookkeeping Course Marilyn Dennis Business Course Nancy A. Denson College Entrance Science Elizabeth L Dlebel Elaine Domanski Lea Evalyn Dremml Ronald Drenning College Entrance Language Secretarial Course Homemaking Course Business Course Robert Dulin Industrial Arts Course Harvey B. Fletcher Science Course Patricia Ann Foster Secretarial Course Catherine Faso Art Course JoAnne Fields Secretarial Course Richard A. Frazier Commercial Course Irma Freeman Homemaking Course Dina Galanis ,Iuanity Gibbs Reginald C. Goodrich Melvin Gray Bookkeeping Course Secretarial COW-Se College Entrance Science College Entrance Engineering Marilyn Hachten Bookkeeping Course Barbara Haggins Homemaking Cours e Wardean Greene Language Course Norman Gross General Cours e Class 0 1958 Nilda A. Guadalupe Science Course Charles Guilford General Course Bernice Hankerson Science Course Lagrand Hall College Entrance Science ii Fred Harge, Jr. Rhonda Harris William E. Harris George L. Hastings General Course Homemaking Course Science Course Art Course , I Adam H. Hellmann, II , College Entrance Science ,ff ,Z W - ,..., ' X W ' Clemie Hunter Mathematics Course Mary Jane Headley Secretarial Course X ' Arlene Hill College Entrance Science Odessa Humble Secretarial Course Jacquelyn Ingram College Entrance Science WELL Aviva Jackson Business Course Wllliam F Jerge Joyce johnson College Entrance Course Science Course Gloria ,lean Kayler Secretarial Course xxx Melvin johnson Louise 'longs Science COUVSC Secretarial Course Pearlie ,Iones Homemaking Course Shirley A. jones Science Course Class 0 1958 Robert Kalinowski Business Course Judith Kandra A rt Cours e Sharon May Kern Hattie Kirkland BusineSS Course Homemaking Course sis iaesissmfe Dianna Kless jean Kliszak Jacqueline Kohler Antoinette A, Konieczka Secretarial Course College Entrance Science Secretarial Course Bookkeeping Com-,ge ff!! ,fn ,f Zi E Richard Lipka College Entrance Engineering Barbara Kozlowski Secretarial Course Maila Kull College Entrance Course Diane L. Leland College Entrance Science ,Iohn K. H. Leung Engineering Course Martin Lomonaco Business Course Elaine Lott Secretarial Course Easter Lott Business Course Sherry L. Love Mary Loveless Wilhelmina Maclding Virginia Martin College Entrance Science Secretarial Course Secretarial Coarse Hgmemaking Course Dorothy L. Moore Secretarial Course Jacqueline A. Moore Bookkeeping Course Barbara jean Massey Business Course john G. Miszuk Art Coarse Class of 1958 Patricia Mo ch Bookkeeping Cours e Walter Mohler Language Course Gladys Morris Secretarial Course Ida Morrison Secretarial Course Lucy Mott Business Course Beverly Ann Mucci Secretarial Course Calvin L. Oliver Art Course ff Elaine M. Oughterson f Business Course ff-f X ff W lna Owens .A Bookkeeping Course Margaret Parniuk Secretarial Course Edward J. Parkin General Course Marge Pellnat College Entrance Science Corine Patton Science Course Rosalie Muldrow Angela Munisteri College Entrance Science Secretarial Course Michael Peoples Business Course Gwendolyn Perkins Homernaking Course Sandra Pesch B us iness Cours e Lorraine Peter son Science Course ,fa f 'wilt H xk-.iZ Q Ei PX is 26 Patricia Ann Hayford College Entrance Science f Bas: - Louella Ripperdan Business Course 7 A i s B 4 0 V , ...P ,., g et lA:m g I .. B I' B rncc : iff KVVL fi iirr , Mary Robinson Secretarial Course , ,MM-V-fi, .. . ,, Carol Petschke Secretarial Course Fred Pla Art Course Janet B. Pordon Homemaking Course Erma Regina Porter Business Course Diana M. Potts Bookkeeping Course Charles Raines Art Course Patricia Ann Ray Nursing Course Arlene Rustay Secretarial Course -l03ePh P' Saber Carol SCh111t6 Robert Schultz Olga Shepelavey College Enmmce COW-99 Secretarial COUTSC Art COUTSS College Entrance Science Joyce M. Simpson ' Business Course WML Gertrude C. Skalecki College Entrance Science Diana Skowron Bookkeeping Course Joseph Skowronski Science Course Mary Sloma Language Course Dorothy E. Smith Secretarial Course Gertrude Smith Johnnie Mae Smith Cal-01 Stapf Patricia Trina Stefanski Secretarial Course College Entrance Course Business Cow-Se Secretarial Course 27 john T. Storey Luba Subar Suzanne Sullivan Frances M. Swendra College Entrance Language College Entrance Science Art Course Secretarial Course Donald Turner General Course Woodrow Vance Thomas R. Van Dusen Business Course College Entrance Course Dolores Taylor Business Course Charles Thompson General Course Edgretta Tinch Science Course Peter Trigg Engineering Course Theresa Irene Tucholslu Secretarial Course Kenneth Tucker General Course Louise II. Van Ever Bookkeeping Course Gordon A. Waehrer Walia Wasiljew Sandra Watt Rosalind Watts College Fntrance Engineering Bookkeeping Course College Entrance Science College Entrance Science I Class of I Phylis Ann White Business Course Delores Wilder Homemalcing Course Darryl Williams A rt Cours e Dorothy Williams Secretarial Course Edith Weigand Secretarial Cours e 958 Blanche lll. Wells Secretarial Course Tommy Williams Business Course lllichaline Wrazen Business Course Cleveland Wright Business Course Nost C joe Costello Gwen Perkins Talkitlvu Best lOOk1Hg AQ Best Dres Chuck Rallles X First Row -- R. Baker, R. Slobodynsky, D. Robinson, N. Boyer, Second Row -- D. Dale, A. Smith. Junior Class Officers The Juniors were the woodwinds of the orchestra. 'They climbed the scale of success and achieved high goals. Leading musicians were the president, Robert Baker, vice-president, Roman Slohodynskygsecretary, Dottrice Robinsong treasurer, Donna Daleg girls' marshal, Nancy Boyer, and boys' marshal, Arthur Smith. Their participation in School activities is one of the many forces that strengthens the orchestra's func- tioning. The cheerleaders, for example, con- sisted mainly of Junior girls who led the rest of the school in boosting our various teams to victory. Junior Class Executive Committee First Row -- C. McKinney, S. Sanders, J. Bluman, S. Mussell, L. Pielechowski, M. Graham. Second Row - J. Glenn, T. Williams, R. Shelton, W. Rice, B. Gullo. 32 A 1 1 lg Q, 15'-n. 'Q , X' First Row -- L. Hollins, S. Schunke, A. Harris, P. Slawinska, P. Thompson, H. Stewart, L. Aameen, F. Quinn, S. Dewitz, L. Vernon, R. Jones, C. Wetter. Second Row - S. Kozmycz, I. McCormick, F. Chojnacka, J. Glenn, C. Niedzielski, M. Behring, M. Brooks, B. Fenty, C. Hobbs, M. Young. Third Row - E. Hall, O. Hunter, M. Walker C. Briel, L. Ziarniak, P. Huzycki, J. Bluman, C. Murawski , Room 201 Juniors 'H' ' ' ' First Row, - F. Tinch, J. Bolden, M. Rainey, M. Daniel, A. Fletcher, A. Krajewski, N. Stecenko, W. Taylor, R. Cramza, J. McCullough. Second Row - R. Grace, C. Harrington, C. Gary, J. Laufer, R. Shelton, F. Clark, E. Echols, H. Lewis, G. Pappas, G. Kaminski. Third Row -- J. Baker, B. Szewczyszyn, L. Cary, M. Lewandowski, J. Davies, Roo N. Parkin, W. Rice. I .M A m 161 Room 202 First Row - B. Wrona, B. Sanders, G. Holst, V. Thompson, C. Ball, M. Hall, J. Bailey M. Krecklow, S. Woods, I. Abdelaziz, M. Busch. Second Row - C. McKinney, K. Moushlian, J. Raczka, J. Graham, J. Vogl, R. Woodbury, W. Boykin, S. Mussell, K. Smith, J. Harris. Third Row -- S. Brooks, N. Beltz, J. Fuller, P. Cislo, B. Cyra, Y. Johnson, L. Porter, J. D. Stewart, D. Oughterson. First Row -- M. Crawford, C. Karnyski, J. Fields, K. Amey, J. Stiles, P. Prell, J. Kane, E. Halling, M. Graham, P. D'Addezio, C. Browning. Second Row - S. Mayer, J. Bierzynski, S. Harris, C. Napolski, P. Sekuterski, M. Dremml, W. Sykes, S. Wade, F. Banks, J. Woffard. Third Row - M. Jackson, G. Adams, D. Jones, S. Benford, V. Cadlac, E. Parker, C. Threeths, C. Millender. 34 Room 203 , za' -Q f .-.. ' W . A .. f ' ' fi-fx..- 3 u'L r ht 'Mia First Row - B. Gullo, W. Simmons, J. Thompson, B. Owens, P. Robinson, F. Garland, A. Carr, R. Lillard, E. Howard, C. Fletcher. Second Row - J. Massie, J. Davis, A. Smith, B. Harris, J. Jackson, H. Rainey, C. Esch, D. Jamison, K. Anthony, R. Michalski. Third Row - R. McDermott, L. Barber, J. Pietrzak, W. Szeluga, P. Wiess, R. Justinger, N. Witkowski. Room 133 Juniors uct-ui mu A K h . 'H Room 220 First Row - T. Harge, J. Steinmetz, M. Petty, K. Daly, A. Tomczak, R. Eddie, L. Nadolinski, J. Fonzi, B. Ehrhardt, N. Boyer, G. Neely. Second Row - C. Collier, R. Yarns, S. Buerster, F. Hughes, R. Garlington, L. Moore, J. Guenther, R. Janetakos, M. Jones, J. Fontenot, J. Bauer. Third Row - B. Herbst, E. Barney, J. Surowiec, M. Telaak. S. McNab, B. Kiener, T. Williams, D. Sawyer. .. lu .li .nl A 41. - A HH!!! Q! Q. ... - .A .. Q lt .. ...L First Row - L. Hunley, M. Taylor, D. Robinson, C. Hairston, M. Spencer, F. Fisher, B. Carter, D. Casey, A. Dukes, J. Jakielaszek, N. Laude, D. Kellam, D. Peoples. Second Row - J. Jones, J. Collins, E. Jerry, D. Dale, V. Gray, A. Van, J. Gantt, D. Strassheim, F. Boczarski, A. McClain, B. Robinson. Third Row -- D. Banks, W. Ainsworth, J. Zwirlein, L. Wright, M. Taylor, B. Nawrocki, H. Crygorcewicz, S. Shanahan, W. Appling, B. Price. Room 221 I I gi: 2, . Q 1 FLZQ, J umors .lm C' - 'V' Room 162 First Row - C. Beckwith, C. Brown, J. Johnson, F. Geampa, V. Collins, K. Flood, R. Sawyer, D. Pruchnowski, H. Majerek, R. Baker, C. Trautwein. Second Row - E. Richardson, H. Kwitek, C. Nutzel, G. Smith, W. Wyatt, E. Lott, M. Curry, R. Slobodynsky. Third Row -- H. Delano, J. Price, F. Harris. ' K A K J . ,W K 25 ' :Z ' ,'t' . f.5.5l'i3'- fvQ.i f ' 'i --vb. .q -af. .2 First Row - P. Moyer, J. Shoulter, C. Nicolas, S. Sierszulski, H. Hunley, B. Herrod, V. Wronecki, S. Crogan, I. Kowal, G. Harrington. Second Row -- M. Fair, P. Jerge, M. Puust, V. Buhajew, S. Davis, P. Tessmer, A. Watts, J. Antkowiak, C. Foster, E. Hollins. Third Row - J. Ross, V. Beard, B. McClellan, J. Steinmetz, K. Schlack, M. Jones, L. Pielechowski, S. Little. Bob and Cathy looking for a book. Room 273 Getting ready for that special one - Sandra Mussell Taking time out for lunch - Sandra B., Sandra M., N. Boyer, Sylvia C. 37 Oh, those marksl Judith M., Sylvia K., Joan C. get the good fbad?l news. Pat increases her vocabulary. Gloria makes a sale. Sophomores The Sophomores are represented by the brass instruments. just as an orchestra would not be complete without this section, East would not seem right without Sophomores. At this year's Sophomore program on the theme of brotherhood, Joseph Caldarelli was master of ceremonies. The guest speaker was Father Cantillon. An essay, The Stereotype and Prejudice, written by Tommie lVlae,Lighfoot and Edith Cadlac, was read by Edith Cadlacg another essay, The stereotype Teenager, was read by james Foreman. Musical entertainment was provided by the orchestra, and a lovely piano solo, Autumn Leaves, was played by Aristida Boraczok. A concluding selection was given by a Sophomore chorus, consisting of fourteen girls. The Sophomores were truly represented in every activity throughout the year. 5 i . -.4.H nn...., First Row - P. Napieralski, M. Garlington, C. Michalski, D. Sawyer, S. Robb, E. Niefer, J. Fritz, C. Boczarska, D. Szabla, A. Boraczok, A. Duke. Second Row - J. Seeger, P. Hoffman, C. Burriss, J. Leining, M. Szczesniak, M. Rajkowski, C. Jaroszewski, P. Kuznicki, B. Rollek, S. Speckard. Third Row - P. White, C. Barnes, C. Kloss, T. Mathias, H. Ross, C. McRae, D. Haas, E. Conaway, T. Watts. , , Room 224. qu: E--l 1' YE!! G 1 f. - . 1 .mv 1 - Room 272 ' First Row -- M. McDonald, J. Wilson, D. Chavez, G. Smith, D. Pickens, J. Geisler, F. McClellan, D. Johnson, J. Parquet, M. Fenski, M. Stukes, C. Krystyniak. Second Row - G. Young, O. Stuckey, V. Germain, S. Rowe, G. Waite, G. Morrell, M. Rodolph, M. Bernhardt, L. Korn, J. Kellner, A. Adams. Third Row -- P. Szczukowski, C. Harris, S. Crockett, E. Ferrell, B. Morrison, I. Hammond, B. Johnson, C. Mount. First Row - D. Zientowski, T. Whitfield, L. Barnes, P. Tatum, J. Allen, R. Bickert, M. Gilbert, P. Mutka, M. Drye, A. Kunze, J. Hairston, J. Caldarelli. Second How - M. Pugh, J. Davis, L. Jastrzembski, J. Foreman, R. Ferguson, H. Greene, T. Locke, W. Pugh, H. Moore, R. Milescotton. Third How -- K. Kinderman, B. Robinson, G. Worthy, L. Massie, M. White, L. Smith, J. Russell, J. Kaczor, E. Clarke. Room 230 ophomores Room 301 First Row - J. Adams, T. Gilson, M. Overall, J. Muffleyy .l- Dolata, C. Milewski, G. Hale, D. Curry, P. Brown, S. Ruth, B. Harman, Second How - B. Washington, P. Fischler, F. Jenifer, B. Lougheed, M. Mayfield, A. Zaczek, T. Sikora, N. Plummer, B. Livingston, R. Robinson. Third Row - M. Duggan, M. Bienias, C. McElhinny, J. Choj- nacka, E. Gayles, E. Cadlac, J. Williams, C. Jones, T. Lightfoot. 'hair' Vx First Row - A. Springer, B. Nelson, V. Schtschetinin, M. Fitzpatrick, B. Melson, C. Hogg, V. Williams, K. Raines, N. Gardner, S. Reed. Second Row - E. Korycki, N. Boyd, H. Rhodes, J. Starks, K. Klocke, V. Newson, R. Edwards, B. Pokarski, E. Anderson. Third How - P. Tolsma, S. Szaras, S. Durant, A. Marzec, B. Schadt, S. Lee, C. Cornel- ius, L. Laffoon, B. Fronczak. I Room 304 Room 222 First Row -- E. Bynum, B. Bell, D. Hill, A. Clark, D. Blue, J. Robinson, P. Jankowiak, M. Green, J. Barlow, S. Thomas. Second Row - J. Drye, E. Coston, N. Fischer, R. Kohler, L. Poole, R. Mendel, C. Gibson, W. Warren, W. Krechlow, R. Bennett. Third Row - O. Fambo, G. Menegay, E. Applewhite, A. Smith, F. Dalimonte, B. Mala- niak, D. Rollinson, K. Massie, J. Yarns. 5 First Row - H. Cleary, J. McQueen, H. Thomas, S. Robinson, L. Price, R. Johnson, C. Larkings, P. Murray, D. Wronecki, J. Covella. Second Row - J. Edmonds, T. Sarachman, D. Van, R. Stephens, J. Luchey, T. Bradshaw, C. Harris, J. Hollingsworth, S. Dean, D. Banks. Third Row -- F. Barnwell, P. Korvne, R. Janas, B. Filipski,B. Bonner, R. Ziolkowski III, J. Bailey. Room 233 ' . Room 320 A' S0 homores P First Row - M. Fleming, B. Byrd, C. Robinson, P. Kandefer, S. Post, J. Stopinski, J. Black, A. Khalid, C. May, R. Jaycox, Second Row -- E. Swaggard, A. Fanies, M. Turnbull, F. Washington, C. Gavazzo, L. Loynes, C. Cha- vel, G. Sims, L. Snieszko. Third Row - M. Law, E. Hill, C. Lex, C. Kogler, G. Sagnibene, J. Bell, P. Miesko. .- .. A .. .in L 1 .- . First Row - W. Mickles, A. Spearson, A. Ward, J. Stopinski, C. Koenig, C. Cole, L. Croce, C. Rosowicz, V. McNight, G. Kelly, M. Fancher. Second Row - S. Kucinski, C. Dotzler, A. Davis, S. Mussehl, J. Melson, E. Hack- ler, K. Green, B. Jarrett, J. Bland, C. Nunn, S. Garvin. Third Row - D. Bush, G. Swierzhienski, A. Lewis, B. Pinchback, A. Shearns, P. Maciejewski, J. Hoffman, V. White, S. Becharski, H. Tucholski. Room 323 Room 24.0 First Row - L. Carter, R. Thomas, J. Johnson, I. Blackman, C. Wilson, R. Pride, H. Walker, C. DeFoor, F. Jack- son, B. Savage, B. Cohen. Second How - R. Neidrauer, T. Beavers, J. Stevens, J. Hutcherson, B. Green, D. Mock, D. McReynolds, W. Kraffert, R. Putt, D. Rainey. Third Roy - J. Cunningham, C. Johnson, L. Brooks, C. Baker, H. Mason, D. Egleton, J. Freeman, O. Stafford, G. Gibbs. it ' .rIvSV,oq aff, X First Row - M. Thompson, B. Jackson, J. Hughes, P. Nelson, J. Baker, L. Melson, D. Schmitz, B. Gantt, B. Kirk- land, Q. Guilford, Second Row - B. Commodore, B. Threat, J. Reeves, P. Washington, L. Hiller, D. Schweitzer, A. Lee, J. Wheeler, J. White, C. Bright. Third Row - C. Kliszak, E. Stamper, S. Martin B. Staples, V. Reid, B. Britton, C. Echols, N. Delano, M. Nelson, Room 366 -afsgg, ophomores ' 4 I Y qgg: c.. -v . Room 340 First Row - J. i, G. Allen, G. VonSeck, J. Guzzo, A. Stevens, D. Bentley, J. Flowers, A. Pitts, B. Metzger, E. Sulzhach. Second Row - A. Krellner, A. Davis, U. Robertson, J. Czarnecki, M. Smyczynski, C. Balcer, G. Sims, P. Green, G. Larsen. Third Row - M. Jennings, M. Bailey, L. Long, B. Adamson, J. Martin, J. Muffley, A. Radish, M. Eckl. I ' Iii QMS Freshmen The dictionary defines the percussion instrument as a musical instrument played by striking to produce expressive tones. This instrument is an example of East High's Fresh- men. Last September they made their entry into our great orchestra and began contributing to the cultural aspects of their school. They have displayed qualities of leadership in music, sports, and scholarship. Hertha Lamm and Doris Copeland led the Honor Roll with the highest averages in the first term. Many of the Freshmen contributed their musical talents to Freshmen Day program. All of their efferts have been inspiring and helpful to our school, and we feel that as Sophomores they will do even better. i Dear me, do they drown them tool Coming up from second lunch. Freshman talent in the assembly. 1 A - an. l L - .. - A 1 First Row - D. Anderson, M. Price, B. Harris, G. Jackson, M. Elkins, S. Willi.ams, E. Crobowski, D. Sawyer, K. Heppel, G. Dombrowski, P. Bakowski, S. Banks. Second Row - B. Ruff, F. Block, M. Harris, C. Linfield, G. Ruf- fin, S. Keller, D. Robinson, N. Wierzbicki, D. Wood. Third Row - Y. Bowen, J. Ferguson, S. Hale, S. Hauth, P. Humphrey, A. Watson, J. Walker, B. Chatmon, K. Justinger, M. Brown, J. Coleman. Room 20, 23 Freshmen Room 34.1 First Row - J. Stanford, J. Mueller, L. Smith, J. Zaharzlewski, J. Jackson, J. Grafton, A. Rembowski, T. Ford, R. Harold, P. Garrett. Second Row - A. Jones, C. Jones, W. Sayles, C. Fluker, J. Crawford, T. Singletary, E. Livingston, S. Zolinski, T. Allen. Third Row - J. Redick, R. Jones, J. Robinson, C. Woods, P. Richards, C. Schubert, A. Bielewicz,iA. Salter, B. Sahan. 'X ... ,. .Q , l .. ln n A - .Q lg 1. 4 First Row - D. Speakman, J. Englhardt, A. Taylor, S. Ashley, C. Ingram, P. Garus, Y. Willis, B. Pettengill, V. Hall, E. Amey, D. Renn, C. Kaufman. Second Row - D. Copeland, S. Williams, P. Obstarczyk, E. Newland, E. Wright, S. Suitt, P. Edwards, T. Rainey, L. Moran, J. Kolacki. Third Row - G. Smith, M. Howell, J. Palmer, D. Sloma, S. Krayss, R. McKnight, J. Vickers, A. Nowicki, D. Mutka, M. Thompson. Room 23, 21 Room 60 First Row - S. Fletcher, P. Skalecki, J. Brown, W. Anderson, J. Zells, B. Burnette, L. Bricknet, B. Bruce, K Taylor, K. Howze, M. Tucker, M. Rhodes. Second Row - L. Harris, A. Perry, C. Richard, D. Clark, M. Jones. M. Davis, N. Koszuta, D. Davis, E. Harris, M. Burriss. Third Row - G. Carter, H. Surowiec, K. Potempa. J, Jab- lonski, J. Grad, C. Perry, M. Furman, N. Booker. First Row - A. Revere, H. Stockschlaeder, J. Williams, P. Tower, L. Stegmaier, K. Krayna, K. Westphal, R. Heuitt, W. Banks, M. Smith. Second Row - C. Rhyne, J. Hamilton, W. Fergusom, E. Outling, E. Hoeltke, D. Smith, G. Steele, F. Durham. Third Row-G. Jones, D. Demske, C. Patterson, S. Betts, C. Hamer, R. Cosgove, T. Bonakey, O. Moore. Room 342 Freshmen Room 63 First Row - M. Lenk, B. Maciejewski, C. Stefanski, J. Hunt, M. Yoxmg, M. Salter, A. Brown, C. Szumigala, S. Hand- sor, M. Michalski, M. Pappas, M. Tambe. Second Row - V. Wright, E. Robinson, R. Collins, C. Martin, M. Hinton, B. Washington, D. Covington, P. Cobb, C. Johnson, L. Patton, G. Rupp. Third Row - A. Shaw, Z. Turner, D. Fletcher, J. Strohecker, F. Ward, J. Nowak, J. Cermann, P. Robinson, D. Kirkland. Y.-at gs Ap. L 5 A .41 4 A.. 4. 41 A .- -K -1- ' First Row -- C. Moench, N. Bragg, A. Swingler, A. Gaskin, N. Thomas, E. Martin, D. O'Neil, V. Smith, D. Ward- law, P. Glapinski, A. Kirchinger. Second Row - B. Walker, J. Phillips, S. Backes, A. Washington, A. Wilson, A. Beck, E. Scott, J. Altrogge, C. Willis, B. Green. Third Row - Y. Judge, S. Ziemer, L. Thomas, C. Newton, L. Carter, C. Witkowski, A. Baxter, P. Miller, L. Perry, E. Leland. Room 120 Room 360 First Row - W. Jones, G. Moore, H. Hicks, R. Schlack, R. George, G. Jemison, R. Wheeler, J. Wright, D. Wyatt, H. Jemison. Second Row - J. Josey, J. Jackson, C. Rhodes, J. Trautwein, J. Nailor, S. Williams, J. Owens, J. Nelson, R. Cook, D. Alston. Third Row - S. Hatten, E. Lynch, H. Crawford, R. Johnson, H. Hunter R. Millender, R. Dolan. First Row - M. Boger, L. Kubala, M. Goodwin, B. Jordan, J. Heinzenberger, B. Citts, C. Behring, W. Jordan, B. Bland, L. Ford, J. Sykes. Second Row - F. Nicholson, L. Anderson, M. Kudlinski, J. Loynes, D!Lidge, S. Skop, A. Rogers, H. Smith, C. Sprada, Third Row - R. Lipford, G. Moore, J. Beller, P. Bendzula, A. Simpton, D. Harman, R. McDuffie. Room 132 Freshmen Room 302 First Row - E. Albini, S. Kemp, A. Darby, R. Stanfield, H. Lamm, D. Kalohuis, B. Malanouicz, C. Fink, S. Pulisi, C. Tillman, M. Robinson, J. Beckham. Second Row - M. Mills, M. Scott, J. Eckl, D. Franklin, J. Denby, l. Joswig, P. Brown, J. Korn, C. Clark, C. White. Third Row - E. Bland, M. Chapman, J. Westbrooks, A. Young, B. Mostiller E. Drye, A. Lockett, B. Carfley, D. Woods. AA 1. L. Q L L K 4- .1 - First How D Rapp, A Bollmann, ,I Medw1d ,I Miller, R Zimmerman, ,I Montague, E Urban, W Harris, W Williams, R Prusak Second How ,I Curry, M Puust, R Penn, W Alexander, A Kandra, T Brown, D Williams, L. Paul. Third Row F Fambo, O Mason, T Loray, ,I Butler, E Fletcher, ,I Welch Room First Row S. Smades Kondratjuk C. Bieganslu, K Nalley, M Swain, W Headley, G Shelton, L Travis ,..,. A gr S.- fq 1 fi? First Row -- B. Peake, E. Williams, M. Smith, A. McAlpine, G. Freemen, I. Loynes, S. Neubauer, N. Whipple, C. Cacciatole, C. Coleman, C. Robnett, J. Geary. Second Row - B. Sayers, E. Steltermann, D. Lewis, J, Mathis, J. Cooper, J. Flynn, C. Schmidbauer, J. Smoot, C. Nagel, R. Schuz. Third Row - D. Whitmer, C. McCanna, B. McKnight, C. Nowak, D. Nie, G. Brooks, C. Zolnierowski, B. Eubanks, S. Shafer. Room 321 Room 365 First Row -- C. Lidge, L. Whitehead, J. Stevenson, K. Stokes, C. Collins, G. Gibbs, D. Trigg, D. Fitzpatrick, L. Robertson. Second Row - J. Robinson, C. Golston, L. Biggs, R. Williams, F'. Mclntosh, A. Cray, A. Richard- son, J. Williams, J. Beiter. Third Row - R. Ridgeway, S. Barlow, D. Orlowski, R. Martinelli, R. Vinson, W. James. ...nr A .AJ-.f 1. .f Woody, man of leisure. Spring cleaning? 8:38 Hush Senior Girls - Georgie, Mary, Sandy, Carol, Dianna, Trina, Edie. Slippin' and Sliclin' - Pat, Dina Dianna, Betty, Carol Theme and Variation ' The concert begins. The theme is established early in the symphony - classroom activities. The various instru- ments are introduced contrapuntally to effect a harmonious whole. Now the variations are introduced - the extra-curricu- lar activities which are an integral part of the harmony of the school day. Everyone can find something here which captures his fancy. There are organization meetings, plays, debates, publications, orchestra, and chorus. As the variations con- tinue, each musician is given the opportunity to display his special talents, then all join together in a Crescendo of achievement. ,a S .7 l K... fi .1 P KJ. - ,. 1? ,. at 1, J' ,.. 1 l .- . ,-I l'p s '- ' 'l:'. , .5 ,J '..,1 'I R61 ,- DJ, -.1 ,.-L 4,-. L La Clase cle espanol ? Einsteins, eh ? Classrooms Future Physicists ? We've got rhythm. Busy hands make for busy minds sf - l yur'- Books are the keys to wisdom's door. Rehearsal A Study in Concentration. tulle Shorthand - Oh, to have learned it in Kindergarten! Ah, women - Always a new outfit. SSA ,ffm'z-iiiiiiraaaii - -r- V1 i f mr wi? lf. Mslw -M v...i,.. , ..... 1 ...,.A. ,...: . A , 1 f om, i History tests, term papers . . . . . Oh, well - So-o-o artistic I What ----? Another composition ! Accepting honor banner - Nancy Boyer, Janet Bluman O micron lpha Under the guidance of Miss Mary Kenny and Miss Ruth Pitt, the Omicron Alpha Society' again re- sumed its activities at East High School. This year's officers were Gordon Waehrer, president, Robert Grace, vice presidentg Jean Steinmetz, secretaryg and Maila Kull, treasurer. These officers proved to be very capable. The publishing of the East Wind, our school newspaper, was one of their projects. Honor assemb- lies were also presented by the society after each mark- ing period, at which time honor banners were given to the home rooms with the highest percentage of students on the Honor Roll. Omicron Alpha gave a scholarship of fifty dollars to the senior boy and senior girl with the highest average over a period of four years. In addition there were social activities sponsored by the Honor Society, beginning with the annual initiation party in October. First Row - M. Kull, J. Steinmetz, G. Waehrer, R. Grace. Second Row - B. Britton, G. Brown, J. Guenther, J. Bluman, S. Brown. Third Row - J. Boczarska, A. Fanies, C. Boczarska, N. Guadalupe, J. Baker. Fourth Row - J. Caldarelli, C. Brown, J. Fonzi, P. D'Addezio, B. Ehrhardt, N. Boyer. in X121 32 Wfwwax H f SWSS' Seated - Mrs. Helen Nawrocki, Mrs. Eli'ah Echols, Jr. Rev. Elijah Echols, Jr. Standing - Joseph lilocke, Mrs. Thelma Bell, Mrs. Adam Hellman, Adam Hellman. lumni P. T. . An assembly program calling for support of the P.T.A., a Christmas party, a faculty tea with a panel discussion evaluating Student Council activities and a pot-luck supper in May constituted the program for the year. Officers were the Reverend Elijah Echols, jr., presidentg Mrs. Chester Nawrocki, first vice-presidentg Miss Elsie Fulton, second vice-presidentg Mrs. Elijah Echols, Jr. recording secretaryg Mrs. Edward Bennett, corresponding secretaryg Mr. Leo Kliszak, treasurer. Once again the Eastonian welcomes the East High Alumni Association. This group tries to keep alive the strong ties which they have with their Alma Mater and the association which they have with one another. The president, Donald Litwin, who recently entered military service, andillobert Strassheim, the temporary president, presided at several meetings. The main project of the association is to grant a scholar- ship to a deserving Senior. Standing - Mary Lou Crawunder, John Walsh, Barbara Scesney, Donald Lit- win, Susan Busher, William Bentley. Seated - Eileen Nowicki, Christine Mank, Robert Strassheim, Angeline Buczkowski, Elaine Greenaker. 62 J. Leung, R. Bell, J. Miszuk, L. Fobbs, C. Oliver, G. Waehrer, D. Williams, E. Lott, W. Wasiljew, C. Wright, O. Shepelavey, S. Brown, B. Boyd. The Honor Guard opens each assembly with a solemn procession to the stage, where they lead the school in the presentation of our national anthem and the pledge to the flag. Honor Roll Honor Guard East High is proud of its scholastic record as shown by the large number of students with averages over ninety per cent. Leading the Honor Roll several times was Hertha Lamm, a freshman. First Row-A. Boraczok, C. Kaufman, P. Skalecki, B. Metzger, H. Lamm, C. Robnett. Second Row -- M. Loveless, J. Baker, S. Neubauer, P. Jerge, B. Sahan, R. Grace, R. Slobodynsky, S. Kucinski, D. Cenkner, C. Karnyski, N. Thomas. Third Row - C. Waite, A. Fanies, D. Harman, P. Miller, E. Steltermann, K. Schlack, J. Walker, F. Nicholson, D. Copeland, M. Burriss, B. Malanowicz. Fourth Row - T. Lightfoot, R. Robinson, B. Kozlowski, L. Subar, T. Tucholski, E. Newland, B. Berger, S. Lougheed, J. Blurnan. A Q 0 9 A ,. -t Ill!!! 1? W Izili vr F 1 . . R QQ- ,N..,,...., OFFICE MONITORS Seated - S. Brown, P. Holmon, P. Moch, E. Porter. Standing - W. Madding, D. Williams, A. Dukes, T. Stefanski, C. Petschke. Assuming responsibility for the school, office monitors 0 0 carry messages, operate the switch board, type absence lists and, in general, help in keeping the school running smoothly. OFFICE MONITORS Seated - L. Alston, D. Wilder, R. Janetakos, D. Smith, Mr. McGowan, S. Pulisi, Standing - L. Mott, S. Sanders, D. Kless, J. Johnson, R. McDermott, P. Wiess, D. Pruchnowski, K. Yans, P. Skalecki. OFFICE MONITORS First Row - B. Ehrhardt, H. Belcher, J. Moore H Grygorcewxcz, D Taylor, H Webb, Mr R Rentz, M Cameron Second Row - P. Cislo, D. Strassheim, Y. Brown, ,I Wofford, R DuI1n B Berry Office Monitors MAIN OFFICE MONITORS Seated - E. Ziembo, Miss A. Bock, M. Dennis L. Dremml, F. Swendra. wife-N-...,Q.,+..,,..I,,,M, Hall Monitors School Store Attendants First Row - R. lgnasiak, N. Denson, D. Kless, M. Daniel. Second Row - C. Morris, C. Wright. Monitors, both hall and roving, kept the halls in good order by requiring passes and discouraging loitering. Gloria Waite and Britton. Roving Monitors First Row - B. Berry, D. Egleton, M. Cameron, Mr. R. Rentz, C. Oliver, C. Hunter, C. Harrington. Second How - W. Jerge, C. Brown, S. Webb, G. Waehrer, E. Parkin, M. Lewandowski. gem ,www 5 W... . 1 ' ,sl l Q H Lf 'ff 1 .si First Row - M. Graham, C. Schulte, P. Tolsma, J. Shoulter, E. Oughterson, C. Harris, I. Morrison, R. lgnasiak. Second Row - L. Van Ever, J. Ingram, C. Raines, G. Hobbs. Guidance Monitors Library Monitors The library monitors assisted by typing, by checking books in and out of the library, and by putting up interesting displays in the wall case. First Row -- L. Dremml, D. Taylor, J. Bailey, J. Fritz, J. Pordon, C. Faso, W. Beed, T. Stefanski, B. Schadt. Second Row - R. Robinson, P. Tessmer, S. Sierszulski, M. Coleman, M. Kull, A. Hellmann, J. McCormick J. Davis, C. White, P. Sekuterski, M. Jones, E. Clarke, C. Murawski. Third Row - C. Threeths, C. Stapf. G. Waite, B. Lougheed, H. Garlington, S. Love, J. Coleman, D. Zientowski, S. Little, B. Britton, P. White, J. Steinmetz, F. Hughes. . . 7? .2:.fl5!2ff:,iP in ,li ,KX R Dulln, M Cameron, D Kless, J Moore, D. Taylor, P. Moyer, C. Karnyski. Late comers were checked in by the tardy desk monitors. Other monitors assisted by helping to keep order in the cafeteria, and the P. A. crew made it possi- ble for us to get the orders of the day over the public address system. First Row E Lott, D Taylor, B Boyd, B Berry, E Echols, J. Smith, H. Belcher. Second Row -- A. Jackson, D Eglewfh C 0l1Vef, L Hall P FOSler Third Row M Burriss, T. Williams, P. Lorienda, L. Perry. 9 1 Visual Aids Monitors Seated - C. Hunter. Stand- ing -- R. Grace, R. Ignasiak, R.Du1in, R.Baker, P. Wiess, L. Gray, M. Cameron. Public Address Monitors H. Baker, C. Pappas, R. Grace. Bookroom Monitors Seated - M. Cameron, C Hunter, H. Webb, R. Dulin H. Cassel. Standing - H Baker, R. Grace, G. Pappas D. Pruchnowski, W. Rice R. Ignasiak. 69 , X , W , Qzlkyf f? 3if.i-A, ': 1ia2g3Es isiiigfia 2:3 5:2 5 9 W ,S 1 is i 43, ll H a . 5 'J ,. -' ' ' .iimy-1 Tv, Ai 8' iv. X X xfr .QR 5 if gxgx 2, 5: 5-H1454 . M .4 Ny f K ff 4 ff, gi i f A V, ,MQ ,fs 1, ,,..:. .. ,, g '.: ,433 'INK jitterbugging at afterschool dance. is 3 uiet at last JL fcwffwfswzffcxf Relax, you're only dancing Beth and Pat Assembly speakers on Red Cross Day. Doing the bunny hop. 71 First Row - F. Boczarska, G. Morris, L. Subar, J. Boczarska, L. Pielechowski, C. Brown, ' ' ' N. Denson, J. Ingram, B. Kozlowski, C. McKinney, L. Fohhs. Second Row - B. Metzger, Edlt0l'l3l Hlld LltCI'3I'y M. Dennis, D. Potts, D. Kless, L. Hall, R. Ignasiak, W. Jerge, L. Drernml, M. Ku1l,B Berger. Third How-W. Mohler, M. Wrazen, P.Stefanski, C. Harris, L. Peterson, P. Martin, G. Waehrer, J. Storey, B. Sch F o L W . Circulation .,.... ,- First Row -- H. Belcher, D. Taylor, J. Moore, C. Brown, P. Jerge, B. Ehrhardt, D. Smith, C. Stapf. Second Row - M. Wra- zen, E. Weigand, E. Domanski, D. Skowron, J. Pordon, S. Love, C. Browning. Third Row - D. Kless, L. Gary, R. Coleman, R. Sulin, C. Davies, W. Beed, J. Ross. Art First Row-E. Cius, C. Raines, S. Sullivan, J. Kandra, W. Slawa, C. Thompson, C. Faso, Second Row - C. Oliver, E. Barney. Knot present W. Wasiljewi. adt, D. Wilder. The Eastonian taffs The Eastonian, like a symphony or- chestra, achieves completeness through har- monizing the efforts of the diverse sections - editorial and literary, art, photography, adver- tising, and circulation - into one final a- chievement, the sum total of much effort and many talents. 2 t W fi I Typing Photography First Row - P. Sekuterski, C. Murawski, P. Miesko. Second Row - E. Echols, P. Cislo, E. Lott. First Row - D. Galanis, D. Wilder, P. Ray, Advertisin I. Freeman. Second Row - P. Tolsma, C. g D. Jones, S. Durant, W. Vance, C. Schulte. lin, P. Fischler, D. Johnson, O. Harris, A. gm in iv MW-----u--pg., 2 ,M . , .V . 5 1 ul L. Hunley, J. Wilson, L. Van Ever, D. Banks, Milewski, J. Bluman, M. Bienias, L. Wright, Third Row - J. Shoulter, N. Boyer, D. Frank- Dukes, S. Jones, S. Love, G. Steele. B I l L,-w,1h,:,,,M , , X . . ,. .. .mg,,iL,,,,,M5,,,,W,.--wi-W-....v...f.....1....--.....,.,... ., , . . 1 15' Q ,A . , ,.,,, 1, rt' E T A First Row -1 G. Kayler, C. Schulte, H. Ignasiak, G. Waehrer, M. Kull, T. Tucholski, B. Kozlowski, C. Brown. Second Row Q J. Jakielaszek, N. Boyer, B. Ehrhardt, P. Jerge, W. Jerge, G. Brown, R. Lipka,B. Berger, J. Bo- czarska, D. Franklin, S. Mussell, B. Herbst. Third Row - J. Steinmetz, C. Karnyski, P. D'Addezio, S. Kucinski, G. Waite, B. Nawrocki, J. Steinmetz, C. Pappas, W. Rice, R. Grace, B. Britton, J. Guenther, K. Schlack, J. Bluman, R. Janetakos. East Wind Staff The winding strain of music stops again, this time on an integral part of school life, the East Wind, a periodical published by Omicron Alpha. No peeking at the keys, now I Steady hands cut good stencils. l ' First Row - L. Fobbs, D. Taylor, H. Belcher, J. Moore. Second Row - C. McKinney, J. Collins, L. Hunley, C. Browning, C. Wetter, J. Kane, L. Dremml, P. Jerge, M. Dremml, C. Karnyski. Third Row - G. Harrington, J. Stein- metz, D. Dale, W. Ainsworth, A. Watts, V. Beard, D. Banks, I. Freeman, J. Ross, P. Martin. Fourth Row - S. Lee, E. Tinch, S. Jones, M. Graham, A. Cochran, S. Love, L. Peterson, D. Wilder, G. Perkins. Fifth Row-L. Snieszko, J. Geisler, N. Denson, E. Niefer, P. D'Addezio, B. Metzger. The theme of all Hi-Y groups is Christain fellow- Ho Y Q ship. This is best exemplified by their numerous service 1' projects, such as: stuffing animals for polio victims, finding a needy family at Thanksgiving, and collecting money for children abroad. E. Echols, J. Storey, M. Peoples, P. Trigg, B. Moore, C. Raines. 3 l l First Row -- C. Browning, J. Boczarska, J. Foreman, F. Boczarska, J. Jones, P. Robinson, J. Ross, J. Costello, J. Collins, R. Grace, L. Huntley, A. Duke, T. Lightfoot. Second Row -- D. Copeland, C. Holt, C. Deeter, B. Price, H. Stewart, I. McCormick, E. Hall, K. Moushlian, D. Franklin, I. Joswig, S. Lougheed, C. Nunn, R. Watts. Third Row - R. Jones, P. Robinson, S. Sanders, H. Lamm, R. Hunley, C. Collier. Students got practice in speaking through assembly programs and as choral speakers' in the Christmas pageant. Sandra Backes represent- ed East in the Girls' Declamation Contest in November. On the Radio Forum in March East's speakers discussed the need for a longer school year. Public Speaking The East High debaters defended East against Lafayette and Bennett High Schools. Trained by Miss Cox and Mr. Graziano, the team upheld East's tradition of good sportsmanship. Public speaking tryouts. Judy Boczarska - The future homemaker. Dramatics Club Ufficers Directed by Mrs. Lee, the club exemplifies the varied interests of East students. This year's program included the Christmas pageant and the Spring Variety Show. The officers were presi- dent, Frank Dalimonteg vice-president, Elijah Echolsg secretary, Sylvia Ku- cinskig treasurer, Barbara Cyrag and historian, Nancy Denson. F. Dalimonte, E. Echols, S. Kucinski, B. Cyra, N. Denson. E i 1 Stage Crew Manager Adam Hellmann and his stage crew prepared the stage for all assemblies, plays, and special pro- grams. They moved furniture, raised and lowered the curtain, and adjusted the lighting. They literally set the stage on which so much of our school life took place. A. Hellmann, M. Lewaudowski. J. Davies, W Mohler l Joyce, Pat, Gwen, Joyce--A chorus line on Junior Day 1957 Jerry and Carol--only the best for Junior Day, 1957 Pat N., Pat M., Eileen N., Beth Nl. Teacher Recognition Day, May 1957--Carol, Miss AHOUICI' Y8aI'b00k trophy fOI' EaSl L0l'I'aiIle, Beckman and Ginger Mr. Davenport, Beverly Foster. Fashion Wise Out of the pages of Charm Mr. Palmatler, director Extra instruction for Charles and Cleveland on Career Day Give us a Cheer, Cathy A career in the Navy? The Wonders of Science First Row - C. Coleman, D. Calanis, C. Perkins, S. Love, C. Browning, J. McCullough, D. Wilder, A. Brown, J. Adams, B. Cohen, T. Harge. Second Row - J. Williams, J. Coleman, R. McKnight, V. Beard, C. Harris, Y. Johnson, D. Trigg, J. Kargul, C. Kliszak, C. Niedzielski, P. Miller. Third Row - F. Tinch, C. Clark, M. Burris, A. Davis, C. Nunn, S. Rowe, K. Justinger, J. Shanahan, R. McDermott, P. Tatum. Fourth Row - T. Alston, A. Richardson, M. Lewandowski, R. Lipka, G. Waehrer, C. Brown, W. Jerge, J. Costello, E. Richardson, J. Davies. Projects carried on by t.he Junior Red Cross, included a fund-raising drive to fill boxes which were sent to needy children abroad and carol singing during the Christmas season at the Veterans' Hospital. Preparing gift boxes for overseas under the direction of Miss Allen. Whose move ? - fChris, Ron and PatJ Chess ? Ch 1 b This year's activities began with the u election of officers: William Jerge, presidentg Joseph Costello, vice-presidentg and lrene McCor- mick, secretary. Though the club played in no tournaments, under Miss Foley's direction they learned and improved their game. Seated - J. Jones, R. Hunley, R. Ignasiak, E. Richardson, C. Brown, J. Costello, l. McCormick, W. Jerge, M. Lewandowski, R. Cassel, M. Fenski, E. Niefer, N. Gross. Second Row -- J. Simpson, M. Graham, C. Browning, L. Pielechowski, J. Collins, B. Price, R. Hunley, R. Janetakos, B. Cyra, J. Ross, D. Wilder, E. Hall, J. Moore, H. Belcher, D. Taylor, S. Jones, S. Jones. Third Row - A. Cochran, E. Tinch, N.Stecenko,H. Stockschlaeder, P. Robinson, R. Wheeler, R. Lilka, G. Waehrer, W. Stanford, M. Puust, R. Dolan, L. Gray. 2 1 Hi 7'I' - ,f f- ' ' . . . . . ,D , 1 . ' ,X K . , . SR 1 ! W I l X-5 qi-. A ii Q A B ,W --1112115 , , :'? TWM :l!1'H 'li1'1', , , , Q ' 'ff-5-em.. Y, L -,-: Flrst Row F Harge ,I Jones L Hunley C Thompson, P Kandefer C Brownlng, R Hun1ey,C Waehrer E Hall C Brown, M Blenxas, ,I Czarneckl Second Row E Llghtfoot, P Hoblnson, G McCorm1ck B Pnce J Colllns, L Aameen,S Kucmskx, D Chavez E Nlefer M Fenskx, R Ignasmk P Sekutersk1,C Stapf Th1rd Row B Cyra, P Cxslo, L Plelechowskl E Cadlac, M Kull, P Obstarczyk, T L1ghtfoot,W Beed N Boyd L Gary, R Janetakos, D Skowron Fourth Row R Cassel ,I Costello, R Llpka, W Jerge,N Cross,M Lewandowskl Internatlonal Club The off1cers of the Internatlonal Club were presldent, Gordon Waehrer, v1ce presxdent, Ellen Hallg treasurer, Gerald Browng secretaryg Ruby Hunley. Representing Italy, our delegates took Part in the Model U.N. Assembly at State Teachers 'J-:lf in March. 45 s 1 I ' 1 1 1 . ,A .. . , 1 5-4 .3-' W 1 fx - .1 . y I 1 1 J f Meeting after school - Maila and Gordon ? -- e I fi, 3' A D: 1 ip First Row - B. Anger, E. Martin, P. Robinson, V. Martin, D. Robinson, T. Williams, S. Kozmycz, J. Costello, S. Murray, S. Kucinski, H. Lamm, Second Row - A. Smi th, H. Fletcher, S. Williams, S. Little, M. Dremml, F.Bo- czarski, B. Berger, J. Balashevech, C. Richard, K. Yans. Third Row - S. Jones, W. Appling, A. Watts, D. Banks, A. Hill, J. Smith, J. Fuller, R. Robinson, R. Bell. Fourth Row - R. Collins, E. Halle, B. Cyra, M. Lewandowski, J. Davies, E. Porter, N. Deusou, I. McCormick. Le Cercle de Jeanne D'arc brought gifts to the Chronic Research Institute at Christmas and to St. Rita Home at Easter. On May 14, they invited the faculty to a tea and a music PI'0gI'aII1- Club members increased their knowledge of Germany and helped to spread American good will abroad by sending food and clothing to refugees in Germany. verseas Club First Row - L. Fobbs, J. Johnson, E. Steltermann, M. Kull, E. Nieiner, H. Webb, C. Deeter, S. Hinckley, D. Cenk- ner. Second Row - K. Heppel, A. Krellner, R. Schlack, S. Hauth, D. Demske, A. McAlpine, M. Lenk. Third Row -- J. Geary, P. Tower, D. Wood, P. Cobb, J. Strohecker. First Row - C. Browning, J. Simpson, D. Taylor, R. Cayles, M. Stukes, C. Ball, J. Gantt, H. Belcher, M. Graham, D. Pickens, A. Duke. Second Row - C. Burriss, R. Janetakos, J. Boczarska, B. Price, J. White, C. Echols, J. Bell, E. Tinch, C. Larsen, V. Wronecki, C. Deeter. Third Row -- W. Harris, J. Caldarelli, S. Dean, R. Kalinowskin L. Gary, S. Olinski, S. Williams, M. Rainey, W. Simmons. Below -- L. Pielechowski, R. Janetakos, M. Bern- hardt, M. Bienias, C. Niedzielski, M. Davidowicz, B. Anger. The Choir As usual, the choir, led by Miss H. Grossman, distinguished itself this year. At Christmas it provided background music for the pageant of the Dramatics Club and presented its own program of carols, accompanied by Ruth Carlington. Among the carols from many lands, their rendition of the Ukranian Carol of the Bells and the Austrian As Lately We Watched , as well as the traditional Noel Alleluia': will be long remembered. Always the choir is a joy to hear. Choraleers The singing in the assemblies was led by the Choraleers, a group of girls selected by Miss Grossman from her chorus classes. First Row - P. Ray, E. Martin, A. Van, R. Garlington, S. Kucinski, D. Strassheim, A. Fanies, K. Yaris, D. Chavez, C. Milewski, A. Boraczok. Second Row -. C. Niedzielski, M. Bernhardt, M. Bienias, V. Cadlac, B. Britton, B. Naw rocki, L. Pielechowski, B. Cyra, J. Glenn, B. Berger, G. Waite, J. White. Third Row - W. Owens, W. Warren, R Cassel, T. Alston, B. Szewczyszyn, D. Williams, J. Davis, J. Foreman, A. Smith, M. Johnson. The Disc Club this year replaced many old records with long plays and Hi-Fi. Officers were- E Richardson, president, N. Denson, vice-presidenti V. Cadlac, secretary. First Row -- V. Cadlac, E. Richardson, N. Denson, D. Chavez, D. Potts, L. Dremml, M. Parniuk, R. Hunley, C Browning, G. Holst, E. Niefer, J. Jones, J. Kane, L. Hunley. Second Row - J. Seeger, V. Germain, I... Piele chowski, M. Dawidowicz, B. Cyra, E. Cadlac, T. Lightfoot, C. Deeter, M. Bienias, M. Dennis, Third Row- M Fenski, I. McCormick, E. Lightfoot, M. Bernhardt, P. Robinson, G. Waehrer, J. Medwid, P. Avery, C. Gibson, M Dremml, B. Price, J. Collins. Fourth Row - R. Lipka, J. Costello, W. Jerge, C. Lipinczyk, M. Lewandowski, L. Gary, G. Brown, R. Cassel. Qhlalil -IZ-Milli Hlinlkflg A .l' xy. ggi. A 2 K 5 . wx , ,gg K x , L.. 61 5 1 2 5 The music goes round and round. rchestra The singular musical programs ol the orchestra have often made us wish that their appearances could be more frequent. We remember especially the dash and verve of the tango, La Comparsitan, which had the students actually swaying in their seats. On the occa- sions of the Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Days, the orchestra's interpretation of classical pieces was greatly appreciated. These performances exemplify the hard work and worthwhile efforts of the students, and the virtuousity of their conductor, Mr. Earl Pal- matier. Mr. Palmatier and his talented musicians YV' First How - L. Long, P. White, C. Niedzielski, K. Daly, G. Holst, D. Harman, M. Burriss, J. Walker, C. Robnett, J. Seeger. Second Row - E. Steltermann, M. Dawidowicz, B. Nawrocki, E. Echols, D. Johnson, C. Fink, A. Marzec, R. Carlingt on, R. Grace, Third Row - R. Baker, F. Jordan, G. Trautwein, R. Kalinowski, A. Young, Mr. Palmatier, W. Ainsworth, E. Newland, A. Fanies, B. Cohen. Christmas at East Teachers Tea Party Getting on the good side of Santa ? Walking through the corridors of East just before Christmas time, we heard the softly-flowing melodies of traditional carols. In one gaily decorated home-room after another, in the delicious smell ofthe cookies and candy given to the sich and needy by our language clubs, and even in the gay jingling of the newest fad - bells on long red ribbons - we were aware of the Christmas spirit. Fraulein Buerger's Nativity scene. Miss Maxwell's Christmas tree. 88 Busy Beavers. chool Action Cafeteria Staff First Row - V. Stankowski. R. Weaver, E. Crosby, E. Becker. Second How - L. Rosen- thal, F. Aarum, C. Boyer, N. Slittler, A. Kranichfeld, B. Kull. -lbw 13-.. Engineers and Custodians Seated - C. Hart, custodiang W. Schmidle, engineer. Standing - E. Pieczynski, fire- mang A. Schmidle, firemang F. O'Connor, ele- vator operatorg C. Truisi, boiler room attend- ant. Tempo i D KF , ,4nv T7 J s. 4 ! li- A., 7 The concert continues. There is a change in tempo as the cheer- leaders and baton twirlers parade on stage to introduce our sports activis ties. The music is modern - marches, rock 'n roll, cha cha, Calypso, stroll. The audience leans forward in anticipation as rhythms suggest- ive of the sports arena are introduced. Each new tune calls to mind an event of the past season. The members of the audience become specta- tors as they review the sports calendar to the accompaniment of the orchestra. Here, for many, is the climax of the performance. X 2- QR Qflfig S l i l V M. Graham, T. Harge, P. Tolsma, C. Hogg, P. Jerge, G. Sagnibene, J. Shoulter, J. Fonzi, C. Wetter.. Baton Twirlers The baton twirlers under the guidance of Mrs. M. Johnson and Mr. N. Paul performed with spirit, pep, and grace. Majorette Captain Judith Stiles, and her attendant, Jo Ann Jones, led the twirlers, Cassie Brown- ing, Barbara Price, and Judith Steinmetz through their difficult and amazing feats during many football assem- bly programs. B. Price, J. Jones, C. Browning, J. Stiles, J. Steinmetz. 94 Cheerleaders Tiring practice, laryngitis, sore muscles, and even chills didn't stop the peppy cheerleaders. Because of outstanding teamwork, East was the first school in this city to become a member of the National Cheer- leaders Association, entitling the girls to wear the official emblems. A portable amplifier now enables the voices of cheerleaders to carry throughout the auditorium and the grandstand. l wrist A Cross Country Walking down Humboldt Parkway in the fall, one might have seen the cross-country team at hard practice. Under the coaching of Mr. ll. Feucht, they started practicing in late August for their first meet. Led by Clarence Baker, john Barlow, and Herbert Mason, the team placed second in two meets and first in a later one. Although the cross-country team did not have as good a year as it had hoped, the experience gained augurs well for next year. The last mile Almost l End of the Cross Country Run Seated - S. Barlow, R. Penn, C. Baker, H. Mason, J. Barlow, M. Green. Standing - Mr. H. Feucht, S. Blackman, R. Green, D. McReynolds, C. Oliver, R. Shelton, C. Brown, J. Sabers, R. Barry. . ,aw-wt' ' Sitting - F. Pla, W. Harris, J. Russell, W. Moore, M. Peoples, D. Egleton, P. Trigg, W. Horne, J. Bailey, H, Cas. sel. Middle Row - E. Howard, J. Grabowski, J. Bolden, F. Barnwell, A. Carr, W. Alexander, J. Storey, N. Simms, J. Eads, W. Jefferson, A. Fletcher, l. Bolden. Back How --Mr. M. Brodzinsky, J. Butler, A. Smith, E. Clarke, G. Smith, H. Crawford, M. Lewandowski, R. lgnasiak, C. Gibson, J. Johnson, Mr. C. Kalbfleisch. Football He's away - East Football team. In the past the victories of the football team have enabled East to keep possession of the Harvard Cup for many seasons. This year the team fought nobly and hard, but it did not win as many victories as it had in the past. Block letters were awarded to Ronald 1 Cassel, Donald Egleton, Melvin Gray, William Horne, William Moore, Michael Peoples, Fred Pla, Norman Simms, Peter Trigg, and Isaac Bolden, the manager. In addition, squad letters were awarded to Frank Barn- well, Autrey Carr, Earl Clarke, William Alexander, -gffafs' 4 . it 'Q Football in the snow. Jimmie Eads, Arthur Fletcher, james Grabowski, Ronald Ignasiak, Arthur Smith, and John Storey. Coaches Kalbfleisch and Brodzinsky created a fine team, one that displayed excellent sportsmanship both on and off the field. Next year our season will open up big, mighty, and strong. The drums will rear, the trumpets will toot, and the cymbals will clang as East goes after the Harvard Cup once more. 31, :Nxt ...Q du L fr- 51 .g'?f.-- ' I. 34.2, f.' ' 4f:'.f- ' .inf :-.-. - l -2. 'ex fm. ,:, N , liz. Bmuvly Co-East-Go ! Br-r-r I I at the game Get set - ready - go l On Your Mark ! wimming Long remembered will be the exciting moments provided by the Oriental mermen. East High was repre- sented in the 100 and 200-yard free-style, 100-yard breastst1'oke and the backstroke by Ronald Gramza, Walter Mohlar, Norman Cross, George Pappas, Carl Beckwith, and James Bailey respectively. Clemie Hunter and Archie Carr tried the swift 40-yard free-style. The team was under the capable management of Legrande Hall, a former 200 man. Coach Danford Byrens has pro- mise of a championship team next year since the varsity consisted largely of lower classmen. First Row - G. Pappas, W. Mohler, R. Gramza, A. Carr, N. Gross, C. Beckwith, J. Bailey, L. Hall, W. Banks. Second Row - R. Neidrauer, L. Peterson, R. Penn, G. Patterson, F. Clark, E. Lott, C. Hunter, R. Schlack, Mr. D Byrens. Third Row - R. White, J. Baker, C. Barrington, D. Smith, D. Greene. Basketball First Row - W. Horne, J. Russell, R. Coleman, J. Storey, F. Mclntosh, R. Cassel. Second Row -- J. McCulhough W. Alexander, H. Crawford, J. Price, F. Harris, H. Mason, B. Bonner, W. Jefferson, Mr. G. Kalbfleisch, P. Trigg This year's basketball team experienced a win- ning streak of eight games. East was tied for first place and well on its way to the Yale Cup, when un- fortunately she was penalized two games because of an ineligible player. The team was victorious in the next two games but lost the last one, this loss prevent- ing East from taking part in the play-offs. Top scorer was Jimmy Russell with an average of 24.1 points per game, followed by Frederick Mclntosh, john Storey and William Horne with Average points 13.3, 9.4 and 9 respectively. Peter Trigg managed these energetic players. wma 0052-yi ports Informals Jimmie Russell - high scorer. At the Riverside game. ,gill Cheering the team on. wk ,aw . .ml yqwi ' A .M my Q '55 QW g, VF 5 5 Q E3 5 1 9 E ., , as f .pp xt - 11 fx , ff it 5 5 E K 23, 3 Q3 nl First Row J Hutcherson S Barlow, R Huitt, W Harris, W Jefferson, R. Carr, C. Fletcher, E. Howard, J. Bolden, C Patterson Second Row R Sawyer S Williams M Peoples P. Trigg, J. Barlow, J. Bailey, M. Gray, J. Storey, W Vance C Raines E Clarke E Fletcher, Mr G Kalbleisch Third Row - J. McCullough, J. Foreman, R. Penn, V Collins, W Wyatt, F Harris L Massie, J Russell, R Shelton J. Hollingsworth, H. Ferguson, I. Belden. Track Under the leadership and supervision of East's coach, George Kalhfleisch, the participants of the track team of 1958 worked together in harmony to accomplish their goal. The team was fortunate to have some of the veter- ans from last year's team. ln the distance events East was well represented by the following boys: Clarence Baker, John Barlow, and John Storey. Among the sprinters were John Bolden, Marvin Daniels, and Woodrow Vance. Melvin Gray, Peter Trigg, William Jefferson, Frank Harris, and James Bailey led the field events. With student encouragement these boys were inspired to do their very best for the Blue and Grey. .l0hH B and John S On your mark, Pete! .3 Sm?Ei?SSEmfi'X Rf: P 2 7. Q ax A N, ,Y ,sf A Q. ..,, QAM - X3a'?v353-f' -'-' 13522, www, - :Mg K ix X Lg 533- ff W 5 f B First How -- S. Skop, J. Brown, V. Russell, K. Yans, P. Obstarczyk, P. Tolsma, B. Carfley, L. Thomas, G. Martin, J. Germann. Second Row -- N. Boyer, R. Stanfield, M. Lenk, M. Boyer, E. Hunt, P. Kelly, S. Hinckly, J. Geary, Third Row - S. Miller, G. Rupp, D. Wood, C. Linfield, B. Ruff, V. Russell, R. Collins. Fourth Row - K. Klocke, J. Grad, D. Haas, M. Elkins, A. Baxter, C. Withowski. Swimming Games, dancing and Play Days were the highlights of the year in the Girls Sports Program. As usual, in May letters and pins were awarded. A nice dive. Batter's up ! at N- u, J N ' M N K, so K ,sz 'S 54,3 fm 1' fg J J .5 'J-2-3 Fi . I' et, 514 S 11,470 Steady, girls l Sophomores First Row-M. Garlington, P. Hoffman, S. Lee, P. Kandefer. Second Row - P. Nelson, S. Kucinski, C. Boczarska, E. Niefer, J. Seeger, J. Baker, D. Curry, S. Mussehl, G. Hale. Third Row - J. Reeves, P. Fischler, B. Jarrett, L. Long, B. Schadt, S. Martin, Y. Martin, G. Sims. Fourth Row - J. Stewart, H. Tucholski, M. Bienias, M. Nelson, N. Boyd, P. Green, A. Pitts. Fifth Row - A. Lewis, E. Cadlac, B. Britton, V. Reid. First Row - S. Ashley, M. Michalski, G. Carter, P. Skalecki, L. Thomas. Second How -- R. McKnight, C. Perry, K. Potempa, D. Cenker, K. Yans, P. Robinson, K. Nolley, M. Howell, W. Headley, E. Bland. Third Bow-B. Carfley, C. Fink, C. Bieganski, G. Moore, J. Coleman, P. Obstarczyk, J. Laughlin, C. Martin, R. Collins, l. Loy- nes, S. Pulisi. Fourth Row - F. Nicholson, O. Brooks, E. Lightfoot, A. Mason, G. White, B. Washington, R. Stanfield, E. Martin, E. Stehtermann, J. Denby, D. Franklin. Fifth Row - M. Brown, O. Shaw, J. Altrogge, B. Walker, K. Klocke, D. Haas, L. Patton, J. Levisy. ., ...M Freshmen Pull, girls, pull l A try for a basket. X I I X 1 Q The concert has come to an endg the echoes of the last encore have died awayg the musicians are gathering up their instruments and are preparing to leave the stage. We pause briefly to pay tribute to those who made the concert possible -- our sponsors. We are grate- ful for their patronage and sincerely hope that they will sponsor us again. Their names and places of business appear on the succeeding pages. ,. E O if 0 S 0 . 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Rb,1nGS Senior Biographies THOMAS ADAMAZEK Ambition: oceanographer Hall Monitor 4g LULA .l. ALSTON Ambition: secretary Office Monitor 4 - Red Cross Representative 4 . THOMAS ALSTON Ambition: mortician Book Room Monitor 3, 4 - Representative 4. Band 2 - Choir 4 - Red Cross BERTA MAE AN GER Ambition: music teacher Choir 3, 4 - Hall Monitor 4 - Girls Sports 1. PATRICIA ASHLEY Ambition: Women Marines .IEANETTE BALASHEVECH Ambition: executive secretary Executivr Committee 4 -- Inter-High Student Council 2 - Executive Committee 3, Vice-President 4 - French Club, President 3 -- Honor Roll 3, 4 - Girls Sports 1 - Orient Players - Christmas Play 2 - Spring Play 2 -- Choir 3. HATTIE BARLOW Ambition: social worker WILLETTA BEED Ambition: medical .secretary Library Monitor 2, 3, 4 - Office Monitor 2, 3 - Executive Committee 3 - International Club - Hall Monitor 4 - Circu- lation and Advertising Staffs, Eastonian. HELEN BELCHER Ambition: business machine operator Office Monitor 3, 4 - Hall Monitor 2 -.Choir 4 - Lambda Chi Hi-Y, Treasurer 3, President 4 - Circulation and Adver- tising Staffs, Eastonian - Chess Club. ROSEMARY BELL Ambition: teacher Honor Roll 1 - Alpha Beta Phi Hi-Y. BETTY A. BERGER Ambition: teacher Honor Roll 1,2,4, - Omi cron Alpha -- East Wind Staff 4 - Choir 3, 4 - Executive Committee 3 - Girls' Marshal 3 - Student Council 2, 4, - Red Cross Representative 3 -- Beta Hi-Y - Editorial Staff, Eastonian. ROBERT J. BERRY Ambition: Public accountant Track 2 -- Office Monitor 3 - Hall Monitor 4 - Cross Country 3, Manager 4 - Hall Monitor, Captain 4 - Advertising Staff, Eastonian. EDWARD M. BLACKWELL Ambition: accountant Cross Country 1 - Swimming 1 - Interclass Sports 2, 3, 4 - Cafeteria Monitor 2. DAVID BLAHOWICZ Ambition: U. S. Navy Hall Monitor 4. ROSEMARIE BLESCH Ambition: private secretary Honor E - Student Council 1 - Omicron Alpha. .IUDITH ANN BOCZARSKA Ambition: teacher and writer Poet, Senior Class - Honor Roll 3, 4 - Library Monitor 3 - School Store 3 - Debate 3, 4 - Spring Play 3 - French Club, President 3 -- East Wind 3, 4 - Literary Staff, Eastonian - Choir 4 - Omicron Alpha -- Gitlzs' Declamation Contest 4. ISAAC BOLDEN Ambition: scientist Treasurer, Senior Class - Football 1, 2, 3 - Track 1, 2, 3, 4- All-High Track Team 3, 4 - Executive Committee 1, 4- Hall Monitor 4 - Omega Phi Hi-Y. BEVERLY D. BOYD Ambition: homemaker Honor Roll I -- Girls Sports 4 -- East Girls Hi-Y -- Dramatics Club. MABLE L. BOZEMAN Ambition: beautician Girls Sports 1, 2. CARRIE MAE BROWN Ambition: industrial chemist Vice-President, Senior Class - Honor E - Student Council 1, 4 - Omicron Alpha - Hall Monitor 3 - East Wind Staff 3, 4 - Vice-President, French Club 3 - Class Secretary 2 - Executive Committee 2, 4 - Lambda Chi Hi-Y - Literary Editor, Eastonian. GERALD A. BROWN Ambition: engineer Boys' Marshal, Senior Class - Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 - Omic- rgn Alpha - Band 1 - Executive Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 - Boys' Marshal 1, 2 - Class President 3 - Disc Club - Chess Club - International Club, Treasurer 4 - Student Council 1, 2, 3 - Executive Committee - Treasurer 4 - Assistant Editor, Freshman Handbook - Circulation Manager, East Wind 4 - Circulation Manager, Eastonian - Swimming l,2, 3 - Cross-Country 2 -Red Cross Representative 4 -- Hall Monitor, Captain 4. LE OLA BROWN Ambition: private secretary SUSAN CORNELIA BROWN Ambition: surgical nurse Prophet, Senior Class - Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 - Office Monitor 4 - Lambda Chi Hi-T - Executive Committee 4 - Student Council 3 - Red Cross Representative 1,2 - Omicron Alpha - Sports E - Editorial Staff, Eastonian. YVONNE F. BROWN Ambition: nurse Office Monitor 4 - Sports E - Lambda Chi Hi-Y. ROSIE M. BURNETT Ambition: practical nurse BARBARA BUSH Ambition: secretary Variety Show 3 - Hall Monitor 4. RONALD BUZIAK Ambition: Armed Forces MACK B. CAME RON Ambition: dentist Cafeteria Monitor 3, 4 - 4 -- Student Council 4 Hall Monitor 3, 4 - Roving Monitor - Executive Committee 4 - Track 4. LORETTA CARROLL Ambition: practical nurse Choir 4 RONALD CASSEL Ambition: bookkeeper Choir 3, 4 - Baseball 3 Club - Chess Club - International Club. -- Football 4 - Basketball 4 - Disc DENNIS CHESTER Ambition: salesman Band 2, 3, 4 - Choir 4. ELAINE H. CIUS Ambition: commercial artist Art Staff, Eastonian - Girls Sports 2. RICHARD COLEMAN Ambition: business executive Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - Track 2 - Cross Country 3, 4 - Circulation and Advertising Staffs, Eastonian - Inter-Class Sports 4. KENNETH E. CORNELL Ambition: gunsmith JOSEPH S. COSTELLO Ambition: college professor Hall Monitor 4 - Dramatics Club - International Club - Chess Club, Vice-President 4 - Debate Club 3, 4 - Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 -- Inter-High School Student Council 3, 4 - Swim- ming I, 2, 3 - Tennis, Manager 2 - Cross Country, Manager 3 - Inter-Class Sports 4 - Disc Club - Student Council - Executive Committee 3, 4 - Model U. N. Assembly 3, 4 - Syracuse Citizenship Education Conference 3, 4. JAMES T. CRAWFORD Ambiti at: business executive Swimming 1 - Library Monitor 1 - Baseball 2 - Omega Phi Hi-Y. FRANCIS M. CROCKER Ambition: pharmacist Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - Cross Baseball 4. Country 2 - Hall Monitor 3, 4 - GEORGIANA DAVIES Ambition: airline hostess Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 - Girls Sports 2 - Library Monitor 2 - Hall Monitor 4 - Omicron Alpha - Typing Staff, Eastonian. DORIS C. DAVIS Ambition: bookkeeper Girls Sports 1, 2. JULIA MARIE DAVIS Ambition: typist Library Monitor 4. MARCIA E. DAWIDOWICZ Ambition: music teacher Disc Club - Choir 2, 3, 4 - Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 - Variety Show 3. MARILYN DENNIS Ambition: telephone operator , Art Staff 3 - Editorial Staff, Eastonian - Disc Club - Office Monitor 4 - Hall Monitor 4. NANCY A. DENSON Ambition: kindergarten teacher Honor Roll 1, 4 - Hall Monitor 3, 4 - Dramatics Club -- French Club, President 4 - Alpha Phi Beta Hi-Y, President 4 - Chess Club - Girls Sports 3, 4 - Editor-in-Chief, Easton- ian -- Executive Committee 4 -- Christmas Play 4 - Disc Club, Vice-President 4 - Spring Play 4. ELIZABETH L. DIEBEL Ambition: teacher Honor Roll 1 - International Club. ELAINE DOMANSKI Ambition: WA VE Library Monitor 2, 3 -- Hall Monitor 3, 4 - Typing and Circu- lation Staffs, Eastonian. LEA E. DREMML Ambition: policewoman Circulation and Advertising Staffs, Eastonian -- Disc Club - Alpha Eta Kappa Hi-Y, Vice-President 4 - Sports E - Library Monitor 2, 3, 4 - Office Monitor 4 - Christmas Play 2. RONALD DRENNING Ambition: U. S. Marines Track 2 - Swimming 3 - Tennis 3. ROBERT DULIN Ambition: commercial artist Omega Phi Hi-Y - Track 4 - Football 3 - Basketball, Mana- 3, 4 - Hall Monitor 4 - Student Council 4 - Cafeteria Monitor 3, 4 P- Circulation Staff, Eastonian. CATHERINE FASO Ambition: commercial artist Honor Roll 3, 4 - Library Monitor 3, 4 - Art and Circulation Staffs, Eastonian - Alpha Eta Kappa Hi-Y. .IO ANNE R. FIELDS Ambition: secretary Library Monitor 1 - East Hi-Y 1, 2 - Hall Monitor 4 - Girls Sports 1. HARVEY FLETCHER Ambition: engineer Honor Roll 1, 2, 4 - Student Council 1, 3 - Hall Monitor 4 - Interclass Sports 4 - Swimming 1 - Executive Committee 4. LILY R. FOBBS Ambition: professional nurse Hall Monitor 3, 4 - Lambda Chi Hi-Y, Vice President 4 - East Hi-Y Teens - Executive Committee 4 - Girls Sports 2, 3, 4 - Student Council 4 - Editorial and Literary Staffs, Eastonian - Red Cross Representative 3. PATRICIA A. FOSTER Ambition: secretary Hall Monitor 4 - Office Monitor 4. RICHARD A. FRAZIER Ambition: bookkeeper IRMA FREEMAN Ambition: switchboard operator Girls Sports 4 - Kappa Rho, Hi-Y-Sergeant-at-Arms 4 - Tardy Monitor 4 -- Dramatics Club - Advertising Staff, Eastonian. DIN A GALANIS Ambition: telephone operator Honor Roll 1 - Red Cross, Vice-President 2, 3 - Alpha Eta Kappa Hi-Y, Recording Secretary 3 - Library Monitor 2,3 -- Hall Monitor 4 -Circulation and Advertising Staffs, Eastonian. ROSA L. GAYLES Ambition: elementary school teacher Disc Club - Sports E - Choir 1. JUANITA GIBBS Ambition: secretary Office Monitor 4 - Hall Monitor 3 4 - Typing Staff, Eastonian. - East Wind Typing Staff REGINALD C. GOODRICH Ambition: research scientist Chess Club MELVIN D. GRAY Ambition: engineer Track 2, 3, 4 - Football 3, 4 -- Interclass Sports 4 -- Choir 3 - Omega Phi Hi-Y. WARDEAN GREENE Ambition: practical nurse NORMAN GROSS Ambition: U. S. Marines Swimming 3, 4 -- Hall Monitor 4 - Chess Club - International Club. NILDA A. GUADALUPE Ambition: professional nurse Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 - Executive Committee 2, 3 - Omicron Alpha. CHARLES GUILFORD Ambition: U. S. Marines MARILYN HACHTEN Ambition: bookkeeper Honor Roll 2 - Beta Hi-Y. BARBARA HAGCINS Ambition: seamstress Girls Sports I, 2, 3. LEGRAND HALL Ambition: pharmacist Swimming 1, Manager 4 - Interclass Basketball I, 4 -- Band 3, 4 - Editorial Staff, Eastonian - Hall Monitor 4. BERNICE S. HANKERSON Ambition: professional nurse Dramatics Club - Photography Staff, Eastonian - Play Committee 3, 4. RALPH E. HARBISON Ambition: mechanical engineer Football 1, 2, 3 - Basketball 1, 2, 3. FRED HARGE, JR. Ambition: physical education teacher Hall Monitor 2, 4 - Cross Country 1. RHONDA HARRIS Ambition: dietitian Lambda Chi Hi-Y. WILLIAM E. HARRIS Ambition: pharmacist Interclass Basketball I, 2. GEORGE L. HASTINGS Ambition: salesman Hall Monitor 4. MARY JANE HEADLEY Ambition: typist East Wind 4 - Typing Staff, Eastonian. ADAM H. HELLMANN Ambition: nuclear physicist Library Monitor 3, 4 - Orient Players I, 2 - Stage Crew 3 - Stage Manager 4. ARLENE HILL Ambition: laboratory technician PATRICIA A. HOLMON Ambition: private secretary Gold E - Honor E - Debate 2 -- Student Council 2, 4 - Office Monitor 4 - Executive Committee 4 - Editorial and Literary Staffs - East Wind Staff. WILLIAM HORNE Ambition: physical education teacher President, Senior Class - Football 4 - Hall Monitor 4 - Exe- cutive Committee 3, 4 -- Omega Phi Hi-Y - Basketball 4. ODESSA HUMBLE Ambition: secretary Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 - Sports E - Hall Monitor 4 - East Wind Staff 4. HAROLD HUMPHREY Ambition: engineer CLEMIE HUNTER Ambition: physical education teacher Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4 - Chess Club - Disc Club - Student Council I - Interclass Sports 4 - Hall Monitor 4. RONALD IGNASIAK Ambition: civil engineer Hall Monitor 3, 4 - Football 4 - Baseball 4 - Art Staff 3 - Editorial Staff, Eastonian - Office Monitor 4 - International Club - Chess Club - Red Cross Representative 3. ,IACQUELYN INGRAM Ambition: elementary teacher Honor E - Debate 1, 2 - International Club - Red Cross Representative 1, 2 - Student Council I, 2 - Executive Committee 2 - Hall Monitor 3, 4 - Library Monitor 3, 4 -- Guidance Office Monitor 4 - Tab Book Club, Secretary 2 -- Omicron Alpha -- East Wind Staff 3 - Editorial and Literary Staffs, Eastonian AVIVA JACKSON Ambition: secretary Girls Sports I, 2, 3. WILLIAM F. JERGE Ambition: aeronautical engineer Prophet, Senior Class - Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 - President, Student Council - Swimming 2 - Cross Country 2 - Execu- tive Committee - Student Council 3, 4 - Chess Club - Omic- ron Alpha - International Club - Executive Committee 2, 4 - Assistant Editor, Freshman Handbook Committee. JOYCE JOHNSON Ambition: elementary teacher Office Monitor 4 - Honor Roll 3 - Omicron Alpha - Chess Club - International Club - Sports UE . MELVIN JOHNSON Ambition: engineer LOUISE JONES Ambition: secretary PEARLIE M. JONES Ambition: professional nursing Library Monitor 1 - Red Cross Representative l. SHIRLEY A. JONES Ambition: registered nurse Honor Roll 1 -- Alpha Beta Hi-Y, Secretary 3, 4 - Executive Committee 2 -- Chess Club - French Club, Secretary 4 - Hall Monitor 4-Advertising and Circulation Staffs, Eastonian. ROBERT L. KALINOWSKI Ambition: Coast Guard Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 - Cross Country 2 - Projection Crew 1, 2 - Chess Club - Basketball 1 - Choir 4. JUDITH KANDRA Ambition: advertising artist Omicron Alpha - Co-editor Art Staff, Eastonian. ROBERT KAPRON Ambition: electrical engineer. GLORIA JEAN KAYLER Ambition: secretary Honor Roll l, 2, 4 - Omicron Alpha - Student Council 4 - Executive Committee 4 - Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - East Wind Staff 4 - Office Monitor 4 - Typing Staff, Eastonian. SHARON MAY KERN Ambition: doctor Class Secretary 1-Student Council 1 - Red Cross Represent- ative 1 - Hall Monitor 3, 4- HATTIE KIRKLAND Ambition: elementary school teacher Tardy Monitor 4 DIANNA KLESS Ambition: secretary Honor Roll 1 - Hall Monitor 4 -- Office Monitor 4 - Girls Sports 1, 2, 3 - Editorial.and Circulation Staffs, Eastonian. JEAN KLISZAK Ambition: registered nurse Hall Monitor 3, 4. JACQUELINE KOHLER Ambition: beautician. RONALD KOMOROWSKI Ambition: U. S. Marines Hall Monitor 4. ANTOINETTE A. KONIEC ZKA Ambition: bookkeeper Library Monitor 2 - Advertising Staff, Eastonian. BARBARA KOZLOWSKI Ambition: Stenographer Library Monitor 3 - Honor Guard 4 - Office Monitor 3 - Executive Committee 4 - East Wind Staff - Omicron Alpha - Hall Monitor 4 - Honor E -- Literary Staff, Eastonian. MAILA KULL Ambition: medical records librarian Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 - Sports E - Library Monitor 3, 4 - Tab Book Club Secretary 2 -. Omicron Alpha - Treasurer 4 - Dramatics Club - Spring Play 2 - Christmas Play 4 - Choir 2, 3, 4 - Literary Staff, Eastonian. HELEN K. KUSHNER Ambition: policewoman DIANE L. LELAND Ambition: Physical Education teacher Sports UE . JOHN LE UNC Ambition: doctor Badminton League and School Chorus in King College, Hong Kong - Honor Roll 4 - Tennis 4. CHARLES LIPINCZYK Ambition: automobile Technician Disc Club - Chess Club. RICHARD P. LIPKA Ambition: chemical engineer Christmas Play 1 - Hall Monitor 3, 4 - International Club - Tennis 4 - Omicron Alpha -- Executive Committee 4 - Disc Club - Red Cross Representative 3 - Student Council 3 - Debate Club -- Chess Club - Honor E . MARTIN LOMONACO Ambition: professional baseball Hall Monitor 3, 4 - Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 - Baseball 3, 4 - Dramatics Club. ELAINE LOTT Ambition: interior decorator Hall Monitor 3, 4 - East Wind Staff -- Typing and Advertising Staffs, Eastonian - Kappa Rho Hi-Y. ESTHER L. LOTT Ambition: medical secretary Typing Staff, Eastonian - Hall Monitor 4 - East Wind Staff 4. SHERRY L. LOVE Ambition: elementary school teacher Red Cross Representative 4- Dramatics Club - Chess Club - Disc Club - Library Monitor 4 - Hall Monitor 2 - Circulation and Advertising Staffs, Eastonian. MARY LOVE LESS Ambition: private se cretary Valedictorian - Honor E - Omicron Alpha - Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 - Girls Sports 1, 2 - Library Monitor 2 - Executive Committee 2, 3 - Chess Club - Hall Monitor 3 - Disc Club - Class Vice-President 3. WILHELMINA MADDING Ambition: executive secretary Kappa Rho Hi-Y - Hall Monita' 3 - Office Monitor 4 - Student Council 3 - East Wind Staff 4 - Typing Staff, Eastonian - Girls Sports 3, 4. ROBERT MARCH A mbition: businessman PARNEE MARTIN Ambition: laboratory technician Sports E - Kappa Rho Hi-Y, Treasurer 4 - Executive Committee 4 - Circulation Staff, Eastonian - Red Cross Representative 4 - Honor Roll 1. VIRGINIA MARTIN Ambition: dietitian Honor Roll 1-Girls Sports 2, 3--Advertising Staff, Eastonian. BARBARA .I. MASSEY Ambition: secretary JOHN C. MISZUK Ambition: commercial artist Executive Committee 3. PATRICIA MOCH Ambition: housewife Office Monitor 4. WALTER MOHLER Ambition: language teacher Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4 - Stage Editorial Staff, Eastonian. Crew 3, 4 - Hall Monitor 4 - DOROTHY L. MOORE Ambition: stenographer Honor Roll 3. ,IACQUELINE A. MOORE Ambition: accountant Honor Roll 3 - Office Monitor 3, 4 - Alpha Phi Beta, Presi- dent 3 - Chess Club 4 - Dramatics Club - Advertising and Circulation Staffs, Eastonian -- Hall Monitor 3. CLADYS MORRIS Ambition: secretary Honor Roll 1-Hall Monitor 4 - Band 1,2,3,4 - Girls Sports 2. IDA MORRISON Ambition: private secretary Honor Roll 1 - Guidance Office Monitor 3, 4 - Red Cross Representative 2 - Executive Committee 4 - Alpha Phi Beta Hi-Y - Circulation Staff, Eastonian. LUCY MOTT Ambition: typist Executive Committee 4 - Office Monitor 4 - Lambda Chi Hi-Y. BEVERLY A. MUCCI Ambition: private secretary Executive Committee 4 - Honor Roll 1, 2 - Hall Monitor 4 - Student Council - Executive Committee 4. ROSALIE MULDROW Ambition: laboratory technician Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 - Sports E - Student Council 3 - Hall Monitor 4 - Omicron Alpha. ANGELA MUNISTERI Ambition: secretary Hall Monitor 4. CALVIN L. OLIVER Ambition: art teacher Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 - Boys Marshal 3 - Interclass Sports 4 - Art Staff, Eastonian - Student Council 4 - Hall Monitor 4 - Red Cross Representative 3 - Omega Phi Hi-Y. ELAINE OUGI-ITERSON Ambition: telephone operator Office Monitor 4. INA OWENS Ambition: bool-:keeper Honor Roll 1 - Hall Monitor 2 -- Student Council 1. EDWARD J. PARKIN Ambition: electronics technician MARGARET PARNIUK Ambition: housewife Honor Roll 1, 2, 4 - SP0'tS E -- Disc Club -- Office Monitor 2, 3, 4 - Editorial Staff, Eastonian. CORINNE PATTON Ambition: registered nurse Guidance Office Monitor 4 -- Honor Roll l, 2, 3 - Sports ' E . lf! MARCE PELLNAT Ambition: laboratory technician Orchestra 1, 2, 3 - Honor Roll 1, 2 - Hall Monitor 4 - Execu- tive Committee 3 -- Choir 2. MICHAEL A. PEOPLES Ambition: physical education teacher Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - Swimming 1 - Track 3, 4 Monitor 2, 3 - Cafeteria Monitor 2, 3 - Omega Phi Hi-Y, President 3. GWYNDOLYN PERKINS Ambition: home economics teacher Red Cross Representative 1, 4 - Alpha Phi Beta Hi-Y. SANDRA PESCH Ambition: private secretary Advertising and Typing Staffs, Eastonian - Red Cross Repre- sentative 1. LORRAINE PETERSON Ambition: teacher Red Cr oss Representative 2 - Office Monitor 4 - Hall Monitor 2, 3 - Chess Club - Disc Club - Typing Staff, Eastonian -- Executive Committee 2 - Lambda Thi Hi-Y. CAROL A. PETSCHKE Ambition: secretary Office Monitor 4 - Hall .Monitor 4 - Circulation and Typing Staffs, Eastonian - Beta Hi-Y. FRED PLA Ambition: mechanic Hall Monitor 3, 4 - Football 2, 3, 4 - Eastonian Staff 3, 4 - Baseball 1, 2. JANET B. PORDON Ambition: telephone operator Red Cross Representative 1 Library,Monitor 3, 4 - Circulation Staff, Eastonian. - Alpha Eta Kappa Hi-Y -- ERMA R. PORTER Ambition: foreign correspondent Office Monitor 4. DIANA M. POTTS Ambition: I.B.M. operator Choir 4 - Alpha Eta Kappa Hi-Y - Editorial Staff, Eastonian - Disc Club. CHARLES RAINES Ambition: commercial artist Cross Country 3 - Track l, 2, 3, 4 - Interclass Sports 1, 2 - Red Cross Representative 1 - Hall Monitor 3, 4 - Advertising and Art Staffs, Eastonian - Omega Phi Hi-Y, Treasurer 4 - Office Monitor 4. JAMES RAWE PATRICIA ANNE RAY Ambition: nurse Girls Sports 2, 3 - Kappa Rho Hi-Y, Secretary 4 - Office Monitor 2, 3 - Choir 3, 4 - Advertising Staff, Eastonian PATRICIA A. RAYFORD Ambition: teacher Honor Roll 1,2 - Girls Marshal 1 - Omicron Alpha - Execu- tive Committee 2 - Chess Club - Disc Club - International Club - Circulation Staff, Eastonian ANTONY RESZKA Ambition: office worker Hall Monitor 4 - International Club LO UELLA RIPPERDAN Ambition: telephone operator MARY ROBINSON A mbition: stenographer ARLENE RUSTAY Ambition: homemaker Honor Roll l,2,3,4, - Omicron Alpha 2,3,4 - Advertising Staff, Eastonian JOSEPH P. SABER Ambition: mortician Cross Country 4 - Baseball 4 CAROL SCHULTE Amtition: secretary East Wind Staff - Honor Roll l,2,3,4 - Beta Hi-Y - Student Council 2 - Girls Sports 3 - Executive Committee 3 - Class Secretary 3 - Guidance Office Monitor 4 - Omicron Alpha - Advertising Staff, Eastonian ROBERT SCHULTZ Ambition: Physicist Cafeteria Monitor 4 - Art Staff, Eastonian OLGA SHE PELAVEY Ambition: private Honor Roll l,2,3,4 - Debate Club 3 - International Club - Omicron Alpha JOYCE SIMPSON Ambition: private secretary Class Treasurer 3 - Chess Club - Circulation and Advertising Staffs, Eastonian - Girls Sports 4 - Lambda Chi Hi-Y - Hall Monitor 3 - Red Cross Representative 1 - Executive Com- mitee 3 GERTRUDE C. SKALECI Ambition: homemaking teacher Honor Roll 2 - Sports E - Library Monitor 3 - Disc Club - Executive Committee 3 DIANA SKOWRON Ambition: public accountant Hall Monitor 4 - International Club - Honor Roll 2,3 - Girls Sports 1 - Circulation Staff, Eastonian JOSEPH SKOWRONSKI Ambition.' physicist Executive Committee 3 MARY SLOMA Ambition: housewife Girls Sports 1,2 DOROTHY SMITH Ambition: secretary Office Monitor 4 - Hi-Y 3,4'- Advertising and Circulation Staffs, Eastonian GER TR UDE SMITH Ambition: s ecre tary JOHNNIE M. SMITH Ambition: nurse Dramatics Club - Girls Sports 3 - Kappa Rho Hi-Y - Office Monitor 2 - Hall Monitor 4 CAROL STAPF Ambition: I.B.M. operator Honor Roll 1,3,4 - Library Monitor 4 - Hall Monitor 4 - Alpha Eta Kappa Hi-Y-Editorial and Circulation Staffs, Eastonian -- International Club - Girls Sports 1 - Office Monitor 4 TRINA PATRICIA STEFANSKI Ambition: library clerk Library Monitor 2,3,4 - Student Council 3 - Office Monitor 4 - Hall Monitor 4 - Alpha Eta Kappa Hi-Y - Honor Roll 1 - Editorial Staff, Eastonian JOHN T. STOREY Ambition: physical education teacher Swimming 1 - Executive Committee 2 -- Class Treasurer 2 - Football 4 - Cross Country l,2,3 - Track 2,3,4 - Basketball 3,4 - Red Cross Representative 2,3 - Student Council 2,3 - Interclass Sports - Circulation Staff, Eastonian - Hall Monitor 3,4 LUBA SUBAR Ambition: laboratory technician Honor E - Girls Sports 4 - School Paper 2 - Omicron Alpha - Editorial Staff, Eastonian SU ZANNE SULLIVAN Ambition: architect Art Staff, Eastonian - Circulation Staff, Eastonian - Red Cross Representative 1 FRANCES M. SWENDRA Ambition: secretary Honor Roll l,2,3,4 - Executive Committee 2 - Library Moni- tor 2,3 - Office Monitor 4 DELORES TAYLOR Ambition: teacher Library Monitor 2,3,4 - Office Monitor 4 - Lambda Chi Hi-Y, Vice President 3, Treasurer 4 - Chess Club - Choir 4 - Ad- vertising and Circulation Staffs, Eastonian CHARLES THOMPSON Ambition: physical education teacher Cross Country 1,2,3 - Hall Monitor 3,4 - Basketball 1,2,3 - Track 1,2,3 - Art Staff, Eastonian - Cafeteria Monitor 3 - Interclass Sports l,2,3,4 EDGRETTA JOYCE TINCH Ambition: teacher Executive Committee 1,4 - Red Cross Representative 2 - Dramatics Club - School Play 2,3 - Alpha Phi Beta Hi-Y - Library Monitor 3 - Office Monitor 3 - Student Council 2,4 -- Choir 'l,2,3,4 - Orient Players PETER TRIGG Ambition: engineer Football 2,3,4 - Track 2,3,4 - Basketball, Manager 3,4 - Office Monitor 2- Omega Phi Hi X, Vice President 4 - Execu- tive Committee 4 - Student Council 4 - Hall Monitor 2,4 - Cafeteria Monitor 3,4 THERESA IRENE TUCHOLSKI Ambition: ,secretary Honor E - Omicron Alpha - Girls Sports 2,3 - Beta Hi-Y - Library Monitor 3 - East Wind Staff 2,3,4 KENNETH TUCKER Ambition: architect Hall Monitor 4 - Cafeteria Monitor 4 DONALD TURNER Ambition: physical education teacher Hall Monitor 3,4 WOODROW VANCE Ambition: certified public accountant Track l,2,3,4 -Cross Country 1,2 - Intramural Sports 2,3,4, - Hall Monitor 2,3,4 - Omega Phi Hi.Y - Advertising Staff, Eastonian THOMAS VAN DUSEN Ambition: engineer LOUISE VAN EVER Ambition: certified public accountant Office Monitor 2,4 - Hall Monitor 2 -- Lambda Chi Hi-Y - Red Cross Representative 3' - Circulation and Typing Staffs, Eastonian - Guidance Room Monitor 4 - Disc Club - Dra- matics Club GORDON A. 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Education-Recommended subjects: English, Biology, Chemistry, Social Studies, Mathematics, Languages. 1 Exceptions may be made upon individual records J . 5. Application Procedure - Address all correspondence to: MRS. AILEEN L. CARROLL Director of Nursing The Buffalo General Hospital 100 High Street Buffalo 3, New York Compliments of LORBEER'S FLOWER SHOP Spechzl Prices for Group Orders Flowers by Wire Corsages - Bouquets 511 Elmwood Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Phones: SU. 3902, SU. 3903 - We Deliver FOR A CAREER IN PROFESSIONAL NURSING Apply to THE DIRECTOR OF NURSES O Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing 563 Riley Street SU. 4400 Buffalo 8, N Room 513- ' gjaffiiygwty . tiff? Tgdgieglg ey. GN J -W! CONNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP 295 BROADWAY MA. 9716 We Do All Styles Compliments of the SHAHORNETS EXECUTIVE SHAHORN ETS President - Irma Freeman Vice President - Gloria Millender Treasurer - Doris Banks 123 3 i x...x. Compliments 01' LUKE EASTER'S DAY BUFFALO BISONS Support Your Home Team League 124 I JEFFERSON PRESS Complete Printing Service 1235 JEFFERSON AVE. BUFFALO 8, NEW YORK Phone EI.. 4953 Shop Phone: HU. 5681 Res. Phone: HU. 4065 BuHalo'.r Most Modern Paint Shop FILLMORE REFINISHING SHOP Expert Automobile and Truck Refinishing and Simonizing Work of Distinction for Particular People 16 KOSCIUSZKO ST., off 1186 Broadway Paul J. Khoury, Prop. Buffalo 12, N. Y. PHILLIPS BROS. GARAGE, INC. Divco Truck Sales, Service and Parts Complete Collision Service General Auto Repairing 1099 GENESEE STREET TAylor 3226 FRAN 8. ROCKY SERVICE 1066 GENESEE CORNER FILLMORE AVENUE KEystone 9873 Telephone MOhawk 0761 PERRY'S ENTERPRISES MA. 1765 EAST SIDE BARGAIN STORE RADIO - TV - HOUSEWARES - VARIETIES SALES AND SERVICE The East High School Parent-Teacher Association ,. JQ' I LL CATCH You SOONLR ow. LATER Mm-OIL! VAUGNN 235 William Street Buffalo 4, New York ' 360 William Street, MO. 0761 . - 0 568 William Street, WA. 9668 Compliments ' 375 Wiliam Street, WA. 9177 of FRED PERRY, Prop. BUFFALO 4, N. Y. CLUB -'32 I CONGRATULATIONS NO RUNNING I' Sq to . is S1 CLASS OF '58 OQIUOQQS -Y AT EAST. I I EI I I it .- l 4955 OF PARF4, X I V 342- --1 fr .,, .' G O -i ':-'Zi'-. ., Zz . . A L' .Q 37:71 U '- li E T RI -WTF I l A- Q sp ,I D J - ,,,,, . , Ybhrf' . B' 4 ,W P, P T - f897' Q ' -ii f I J LOOK FRANK S PHARMACY We Speczalzze m Tender Meats Prescription specmlnt and Choice Groceries SUB STATION 63 UTILITY BILLS 366 WILLIAM ST MAd1son 1931 1575 Genesee St Buffalo New York SHERRELL S MEAT MARKET HU 0100 HARRY DRY CLEANERS LADY BARBER Wholesale and Retml Hmrmt Sfyhff for Women Chaldren and Men We Delwef WA 9403 can FI 6964 open 9 to 7 566 GENESEE ST BUFFALO 695 FILLMORE quppery CL 8345 48 SHERMAN L WALKER COMPLIMENTS OF ROOM 20 UNDERTAKER 8: EMBALMER Done by the latest methods known to sczence 415 CLINTON STREET BUFFALO 4 N Y Kathy Justlngef 823 Genesee Street 1933 Kensmgton Avenue Carol Linfield HU 7183 PA 1695 Rita Owens 2335 Nmgara Falls Boulevard Betty RUE LU 3000 Barbara Chapman Grace Ruin Sharon Hauth Grace Russell Carol Heppel Donna Sawyer Sharon Keller jackxe Walker Arvator Watson Nancy W1erzb1ck1 Sanora Wllllams Dyanna Wood Gzrls of Room 320 DICK FISCHER Athlehc Goods Inc 4 Bag Sportmg Goods Centers 699 Mam Street Thruway Plaza WA 8080 BA 8820 Tonawanda Nlagara Falls C omplzments of C omplzmentx ATLAS RADIO and TV SERVICE FRESHMEN HONOR ROLL CLASS 419 BEST STREET Rggm 302 GR 4157 MRS B BLACKMAN teacher Audnts Systems Day and Nlght Servlce WAsh 0777 LEELAND N JONES SR PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT NOTARY C omplzments Income Tax Servlce ROOM 304 399 JEFFERSON, near Wllham BUFFALO 4, N Y I l ' ' . , N. Y. . CL. 38 1 . of . 1 J , I I Y I . of 126 Samoa. Guns Q wif zqgi 36 cf cw ex WJW 2 25 Q f,-w awww in My MW X gwwi MW f Qgffgw RZ? ' Y fmm'DwU'V'5 A ' a 0 ,rw I -52 NI 2. . . -2 - l Lg '7c4d?'3 W-' ri .- M COMPLI nEN'rs x ESX. ' OF . noon zeo N ' X JWYZJW '7 fm WE ' 1 J A com PLIMENTS OF H. R. l03 Q Compliments ot' LUMEN R. HAWS CO. Manufacturing Jewelers 0 Manufacturers of East High Graduates jewelry for 1958 609 ROOT BLDG. 86 W. CHIPPEWA STREET BUFFALO, N. Y. Phone: WA. 8431 O Specialists in COLLEGE, SCHOOL AND FRATERNITY JEWELRY LODGE JEWELS, EMBLEMS, TROPHIES AND MEDALS It Will Pay You to Remember Us When in Need of That Diamond Ring ew ' Y .. f ESL N S K' er nfs X S 1,1 ll M S A' E 41' DOCTOR PHOTOGRAPHER men you think about it, the family photographer falls somewhere in the family doctor-lawyer classification. The photographer, like the doctor and lawyer, is called upon when major events in your life occur. With a fine studio portrait you can relive in later years the happiness of the engagement, the wedding, the arrival of children. A photograph is part of forever, and our studio takes this responsibility seriously. :leWe are proud to be the photographer chosen to photograph your gradu- ating class. We hope that this is the beginning of a lifelong relationship. . N. ADAM Sz COMPANY 131 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I f 4 n',' Congratulations to The Class of 1958 L-.v , . .,f ' S92 'XT ' 'IUUD-OES j ml UU f i ' U X I 1 'plana GRADUATION from EAST High School ishthe first milestone on your road to success. Whether you enter college or take your place in the business world, you will find that a smart appearance will be one of your greatest assets. We invite you to visit Kleinhans College Shop. Browse all you like, and get acquainted with The Alma Mater of well-dressed young men. KLEINHANS COLLEGE SHOP Compliments of THE STYLE SHOP 560-562 WILL.IAM STREET FI. 4512 - Phones - GR. 1269 Hours: Daily 10 to 63 Thurs. Eve. 7 to 93 Closed Wed. KIRK STUDIO WEDDINGS, CANDID .si FORMAL Ledief'AP1M'el PORTRAITS AND BABY ALBUMS E- Truman Washington 3471 1345 FILLMORB AVE. BUFFALO 11, N. Y. THE VALET SHOP Cleaning :Sf Pressing C0 'f'l e '5 Hats Cleaned and Blocked . . . Alterations . . . of Shirts Laundered . . . Pickup and Delivery samfmofy sewage Rev. and Mrs. G. L. Harris 453 WILLIAM ST. NEAR JEFFERSON Mrs. Nancy Davison, Manager - Call CLeve1and 9439 Over 75 Years of Service SELLING MEN'S AND BOYS' NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS OF HATS - SHOES - CLOTHING - FURNISHINGS PETER YOUNG, INC. 582 GENESEE STREET near Jefferson CL. 0287 Open Monday and Thursday Evenings LAURENCE P. PAUL, INC. Commencement Invitations and Programs CAPS AND GOWNS Transitown Plaza L. B. Smith Plaza SP-7422 WO-3311 Central Park Plaza 0 AM-5333 K fi Q ff I odaafmnaaa oo ol WALIA WASILJEW .:.:r,:- , - 5 ,,,,N ' - 'w':1v ,gs 1 ' 'fd M- N23 - X ,w . ,x ,Lg 1 Nw. 2 .ii