East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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become our guideposts SENIOR COUNCIL The Senior Council, guided by Miss Beard and Mr. McRae, has done an out¬ standing job in making our final year suc¬ cessful. Through many hours of meetings, debating, planning, and executing, the coun¬ cil members have been diligent in their duties. We, the members of the senior class, wish to thank them for their work and con¬ gratulate them on their results. The Senior officers are: Bob Guerin, Pres¬ ident; Walt Vogt, Vice-President; Carol Guinta, Secretary; Sonia Nelson, Treas¬ urer; and Jan DeHollander, Social Chair¬ man. SENIOR OFFICERS— Standing: R. Guerin, Mr. McRae, W. Vogt. Seated: Miss Beard, C. Guinta, J. DeHollander. SENIOR COUNCIL— Standing: C. Guinta, M. Frank, E. Beenhouwer, S. Nelson, T. Hill, J. DeHollander, D. Proderick, D. Vanderstouw, L. Bianchi. Seated: R. Guerin, Miss Beard, Mr. McRae, W. Vogt. 27

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Shining lights of leadership SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS—Miss Beard, Mr. McRae m |H . ; J ■a -1 i w ' ■ A 1 a( — (A Giving us four years of needed guidance has been our counselor, Mrs. Davis. She has spent countless hours with us helping us choose our high school courses and make plans for the future. We are very grateful for this help and the understanding that she has always willingly given. Through the past three years in which our class has en¬ gaged in organized activity. Miss Elizabeth Beard and Mr. Hugh McRae have unselfishly lent their time and efforts to us. All of our many social events and money-making projects bore the successful trademark of their efforts. Now, at the close of our senior year we wish to express our gratitude for 26

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GfiflDUfllfS STANDARD BEARERS Darlene Babcock Rainer Sahmel MICHAEL R. ANELLO ' Mike” A subtle and successful way with the girls.” Renaissance Club 1, 2, 3. 69 Lau relton Road No. 11 Work ELAINE M. ANGE She gives everyone her ear, but few her voice.” Renaissance Club 3, 4; Red Cross 3, 4; Carnival 3, 4; Orient; Students Aid 4; Bookstore 4; Business Club Secretary 4. 52 Melville Street No. 3 Work Each year two outstanding seniors are selected as standard bearer and guardian of the flag. These honors are received by the hfiy and girl respectively who have contributed jrlW o tn e raduating class in the field of academic arnieyfemdnt. DONALD “Don’ ' He has achieved excellence; great¬ ness is only a matter of time.” S. G. A. Athletics Chairman 2; Vice President 3; President 4; Orient Lit¬ erary Editor; Hi-Y Vice President N. Y. State Council; Boy Governor N. Y. State Youth and Government Assembly; National Honor Society; Basketball 1 ( 2, 3, 4; Senior Play. 171 Colebourne Road No. 52 College jUADnc u. Jo” ”Nothing but music leaves her lips. Chorus 1, 2; Inter-High Choir 4; Modern Dancing 3; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Y-Teen Club 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3; Frolics 4; Senior Assembly. 409 Winton Road North Red Jacket Central Undecided 28