East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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It HAS BEEN SAID that time waits for no man ' and it certainly did not wait for us. As seniors we are able ro recall four marvelous, fun-filled years at East High. Although we were not formally organized in our freshman year, our class spirit clearly identified us as the Class of 1970. Under the executive leadership of Jackie Wehbring and vice-president Valerie Stabins, our sophomore class showed its potential. With their help and that of our secretary Annette Munto, treasurer Mary Abbott, social chairman Vince Barone, and advisors Mrs. Hill and Mr. Kurtz, we increased our treasury with the successful sale of hurricane candles and a dance with the Trackers. The Lincoin-Zephyr were featured at our junior dance, planned under the guiding hands of our junior class officers: George Wolf, Lorie Lachiusa, Audrey Nowinowski, and Jean Hogan. Their careful planning also created the memorable Junior Prom M CameIot” with the Noble 4. As seniors, we have experienced four exciting and eventful years. A highly successful candy sale and the Senior Ball were made possible by our re-elected junior class officers. During this past year, Mr. Giallombardo replaced Mr. Kurtz as advisor to our class. Thanks to their experience, we are able to recall one of the most successful senior years in East High’s history. Now as we look back upon these years, we can see the mark that time has left upon us and look hopefully to the future. 23

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS — Audrey Nowinowski, George Wolf, Jean Hogan, Lorie Laehiusa, Mr, GiaUombardo, Mrs. Hill. SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL — Front row: Pat MeGrail, Louise Altobelli, Jan Mosteller Middle row: Dusty Giunta, Jim Isgro, Harb Conezio, Anita Calcagno. Back row: Dave Beckwith, Janet Kearney, Mary ' Abbott, Dave Shaw, Earl Grandberry 25