East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1974 volume:

: = aie a Ny Ay aS hi yaw Ae SY hS Wry = ™ NSN : AY AN) rye ra ee aa i : , ey a This page is blank. 1974 ORIENT Faculty page8 Seniors page 33 Underclass page 66 Activities page 94 Sports page 130 East High School Rochester, New York FRIENDS ... They are a fact of life that your parents never sat down and ex- plained to you. Instead, experi- ence was left to be your teacher. Friendship is usually the root of all ac- tivity at East High. For six hours a day, five days a week, it’s the strongest driv- ing force that makes the time spent here worthwhile. It’s not the school we have become attached to, but the people that have become a part of our lives through- out the school years. This 1974 Orient has been compiled in such a way so as to show how we feel friends have affected our years at East High. They’re indispensible. Like the song says: “You gotta have friends...” DEDICATION Friends and teachers always used to be two separate nouns, But more and more, we have seen them come together into one individual; an individual with dedication and responsibility as a teacher, and with compassion and faithfulness as a friend. On the next few pages, we'd like to show our appreciation to a few of these versatile people by dedicating this yearbook to them. These ar e just a handful of many individuals who have affected our years at East High. They cared, and they showed it. These are the kind of people who make high school life something more than just classes, lunch, and homework; and for this we are grateful. Mr. Kramer — Biology Finding a good teacher at East is an easy thing to do, but finding a teacher that has a genuine concern for the subject and the students is a bit more difficult. Anyone who has had a course with this amazing man will tell you that they giggled through it ... a student will often be found on the edge of his chair just listening to a lecture and absorbing every word. We will al- ways remember Mr. Kramer’s clear compre- hension of his students’ needs and all his finer qualities that made his courses vital and excit- ing. We thank him for a memorable year, and wish for him many more to come. Miss Cappellino — Language Jean Cappellino is more than just a teacher to the stu- dents she has come in contact with. She has befriended them all, and in so doing has made the hours spent with her in study more enjoyable. She has been an inspiration and an asset to us during our years in high school. Thank you, Miss Cappellino. ui Mr. Palleschi — Social Studies Usually there are only one or two kids that have had a teacher, and therefore are able to write about him. In this case, however, everyone knew Mr. Palleschi, and everyone wanted to write about him. He is a very popular person in this school. We think it may have something to do with his consistent presence in the cafeteria. We also thank him for being an excellent history teach- er and a patient, caring friend. Mrs. Follett — Language We know that Mrs. Follett has often wondered how far her capabilities as a teacher have extend- ed to each of her students. But she can be assured j that her personal and inspired methods of teach- ing are what have given her such a fine reputation at East. Her enthusiasm as instructor and as a friend has helped to keep languages alive in this school. Each year her classes grow larger to ac- comodate her growing number of followers. On behalf of all her students we would like to give Mrs. Follett our warmest thanks for her unself- ish contributions to the student body; and to wish her many more years of success and good luck J that she has achieved in her years at East High. Mr. MacCracken — Industrial Arts Mr. MacCracken is a teacher very skilled in his field. His stu- dents know that they are lucky to share in his talents. Aside from his teaching schedule, he has given of his time to print special material for school functions; for instance, Thespian tickets, Mosaic material, Homeroom notices, display signs and school calendars. We thank him for doing more than his share; his unselfishness is the true root of all friendships. Mr. Morrow — Math Mr. Morrow, in addition to being a dedicated teacher, has those special qualities found only in a friend. Patience is a very impor- tant asset for a friend, and especially a teacher of math. When those equations start racing through your head at top speed it’s nice to have a teacher like Mr. Morrow to slow things down to a comprehensible level. High school kids need a teacher that can understand their point of view. Mr. Morrow’s teaching is built on this kind of understanding. Mrs. Slattery — Science Jean Slattery is an asset to our educational system. She is not only a good chemistry teacher. She also acts as counselor and friend to many. Due to her con- cern for everyone, she is a person with few prejudices. Mrs. Slattery is involved in many extracurricular ac- tivities because she is so generous with her time. Those students fortunate enough to come in contact with her will always treasure the time spent with her. Mr. Glazier, Vice Principal Mr. Crane, Vice Principal Mr. Valvano, Principal Mr. Valvano and Mr. Crane informally confer “ Mrs. Dykins, Secretary Mr. Dupre. Counselor Mr. Berndt, Math Department Head I am not so conceited as to believe I have any friends. Coco Chanel Mrs. Betlem, Science Mr. Benzoni, Business ala’ Mr. Barona, Language Mr. Giagos, Math Mr. Grattan, English . a Mrs. Fisher, Business Mrs. Wayne, History Mr. Lacey, Science Mr. Van Allen, Social Studies Mr. Aguglia, Foreign Language Mr. Insalaco, Math Mr. Gillett, English Mrs. McRae, English Mrs. Norman, English Mr. Bush, Social Studies Mr. Herbert, Math Mrs. Movsky, Physical Education Mr. Garatea, Special Education Mrs. Taccia, Foreign Language Mrs. Maxwell, English Mrs, Wilcove, Social Studies and friends. Mrs. Lisi, Home Economics Mr. Miller, Business Mr. Loiacono, English Mrs, Taglieri, Librarian Mr. Schutt, Business, Miss Curran, English Mr. Miceli, Science Mrs. McFadden, English 2 my, Mrs. Pitrella, English Mr. Hall, Science Other people pity; a friend helps Joseph Newton Mr. MacCracken, Industrial Arts Miss Primavera. Foreign Language Mrs. Mulley. English Mrs. Schwartz, Counselor Mr. Varenti, Foreign Language Depart- ment Head Mr. Zoladz, Science Mr. Swanson, Math Mr. Marquardt, Math — | i Mr. Fagan, Physical Education , tT Mr. Tacci, Counselor Mr. Zeif, Math I do not give lectures or a little chari- ty. When I give, I give myself. Walt Whitman Mr. Granger, Industrial Arts Aes Mr. Toms, English Department Head Mrs. Meranda, Physical Education iF ® Mr. Gagnon, Foreign Language Mrs. G, McCarthy, Math Miss Gifford, Math A friend is somebody who knows all about you, but likes you anyway. Orson Welles Miss Carnahan, Mr. Tisa, Deans Mr. Constantine, Special Education Mrs. Reissig, Math Mrs. Richardson Home Economics Mr. Torre Physical Education Mr. Urbanski, Social Studies Mr. Giallombardo, English Fixin’ up friend- ships, that’s nry job. Mr. Evans, Industrial Arts Mrs. Daniels, Library Mrs. Kouwe, Secretary Mr. May, English } Mr. Fisher, Science Mrs, Crothers, Secretary Mr. Berry, Art Mr. Dewey, English Mr. Kraus, English Mrs. Hill, Math al om Mr. Palis, Psychologist Mr. Goodwin, Science Department Head Mr. Morrow, Math Mr. O'Connell, Social Studies Mr, Zwirn, Math If you would have friends, be one. — Elbert Hubbard 22 Let flattery be far removed from friendship. Cicero Mr. Mulley, English Mr. Durso, Art Mr. Allen, Social Studies Mrs. Odenbach, English Mrs. Wixsom, Industrial Arts Miss Keefer, Textbook Clerk - = Miss Smith, English Miss Rich, Physical Education a a Mr. Kirchhoff, Social Studies, Dept. Head r Mrs. Kyle, Counselor 24 Mr. Carlsen, Business Mr. Muratore, Social Studies Mr. Spencer, Physical Education | 4 Miss Phillips, Physical Education Mr. Sanders, Reading sar MERCHANTS Mrs. Van Horn, Mrs. Giallombardo, Library Mr. Wolf, Special Education Mr. Wilson, English 25 Mrs, Kohmecher, Guidance Counselor Aide Mr. Samolis, Science Mr. Connelly friend, Industrial Arts Officer Muletta Mr. Barasch, Social Studies Mrs. Warren friend, Home Economies Miss Strong, Social Studies Mrs. Stone, Social Worker Miss Blair, Physical Education Miss Boratynski, Business , = Miss Cappellino, Foreign Language Mr. Sutera, Math 27 ( ; A —-— et = Mrs. Bess and her cafeteria staff concocting another delicious meal. a Mr. McRae, Industrial Arts Department Head. Mr. Mrs. Spafford, Business, Business Department Head. Mrs. Cody, Social Studies. Mr. Read, Social Studies. Mrs. Tierney, Home Economics De- partment Head Mr. Letvin, Social Studies. Mrs. Ottney, Foreign Language Mrs. Benjamin, Mrs. Cosby, Mrs. Leo, Attendance Office Mr. Simpson, Social Studies. Mr. Keating, Special Education Department Head Mr. Silverman, Drug Counselor Miss Rytkonen, Counselor Mr. Webb, Science. Mr. Horton, Dean. Mr. Kesel, Social Studies. Mrs. Parthoens, Dean 30 Mr. Costigan, Industrial Arts. Mr. Murray, Phys. Ed., Dept Head. Mr. Fleming, Music. Mrs. Sandoval, Math Mr. LaSelva, Business. Mr. Almansberger, Phys. Ed. Mr, DeRoller, English Mrs. Brown, Social Studies Mr. Hughes, Art Mrs. Miller, Special Ed VERM MD YOUk Stud Never ANATOMY. eet DE ESID Abd Come | BOTA oF HOU par KECe. ee 4 Dr. Howard, Counselor Mr. Marks, Science 32 Jach individual always feels differently upon completing his last year at East High. But as a class that has lived through all the trials of high school, we have come to realize the tremendous value of this section of our lives. We have also seen that our accomplishments would have been few without the unending aid of all our friends, and for this we thank them all. Amy Abbott ° Christine Agnello Mary Almy Roger Anderson Lynn Andreas Mike Arena Kevin Arnold William Arrowsmith Jackie Badger Don Baker Ronald Ball Sharon Bailey Sharon Bates Robert Bauchard Rita Baug Marilynn Becoats Robert Beck Barbara Beckwith Cindy Belardino Douglas Bertrand David Bianchi Kenneth Bibbs Daphne Blake Robert Blitz Mary Boller James Boorum cl Eric Brumfield Betty Brown Joan Brown Kent Brown Louis Brugnoni Thomas Brunelle Harold Bruno Jean Bucella Ly To be a good friend, it helps to be a genius. John F. Kennedy Paula Bunch Robert Burger Alton Burlee Bonnie Burkhardt Sam Buscemi Martha Bush David Butenhof Steve Caccamise Wayne Callahan Steven Campbell Alan Campione Connie Cannioto Marie Carpenter Todd Carr Beth Carson I get by with a little help from my friends. Gloria Carter John Lennon Paul McCartney Susan Celentano Dale Chambery Mary Cianfoni Susan Cleveland Anne Cobb Chris Colon D. Bruce Congdon Peter Constantine Sue Conti Jennifer Crosen Alexander Cvejic Cynthia Demps Gwen Dillard Virgil Dixon Friendship? Yes, please! — Charles Dickens Kevin Donals John Dugan Valerie Dunbar Karen Einsfield Neal Elli John Ezell Stanley Fahry Kelvin Fairwell Sandra Faison Jon Farley Nancy Farnung Linda Feldman Arthur Finocchario One friend in a lifetime is much; two are many; three are hardly possible. Henry Adams Susan Fisher Gary Fitzsimmons Marge Fletcher Barb Foerster Paula Forte Janis Fraese Jan Friedman Marla Friedman Jerome Gamble Patricia Garratt Robert Garrett Cynthia Giardino Kenneth Glidden Barbara Gordon Catherine Gaudette Sue Ellen Glosser Ricky Gordon Janette Giglia Marlene Giroud A friend is somebody who knows all about you, but likes you anyway. Orson Welles Bonnie Gooden Glen Graffius Laurie Graves Mary Lou Green Nathan Green Valerie Greene Hilary Guthrie Donna Gutzmer co Ha y Alan Hammond Ann Hart Alex Haylo Patrick Hennelly Debbie Hettler Debra Hill Bruce Holley Betty Horvath Janice Howard Sharon Hynes Thomas laia Don't give it to me — it moves! iN A fine friend you turned out to be Oliver Hardy Diane lorio Steven Ingrassia Hollis Janes Jackie Johncox Jackie Johnson Lawrence Johnson Michael Johnson Dan Johnston Lana Jones Marvin Jones Mitchell Jones Rick Jones Gwen Joseph Elizabeth Kain Gerry Kehoe Kathleen Kelly Gary Kittrell We are all travelers in the wil- derness of this world, and the best that we can find in our travels is an honest friend. — Robert L. Stevenson Christine Knight Eleanor Kobielski Bruce Knox 47 Sally Kohn Mindy Kosoff Lawrence Kohn Kenneth La Juett My friend, it’s just a little game of poker. A game of chance. Would I cheat a friend? — W.C. Fields Cedric Lambert Scott Lambert Nathaniel Larkin Joseph Laudisi Kim Leo Debra Lisi Lucy Loiacono Letty Lowry Craig Maddock David Magnanti Sharon Magnolia John Maiorani Julie Marcoux James Marfuggi True friendship brings sun- shine to the shade, and shade to the sunshine. — Thomas Burke Edith Marion Thomas Marletta Robert Marsh 49 Cassandra Martin Gloria Mason Lawrence Masters Joseph Mastrolonardo Neil Matheson Christine Matteson Gina Mattucci “ John Mazzarella Timothy McCauley Kathy McCombs Bonnie McDowell James McGuckin Cynthia McKinney Sarah Mickens Modesty is one of my better qualities Janet McGuckin Jack McGurk = Greg Michaels — 51 Susan Milisits Thomas Milne Vivain Minter Janet Moment Joanne Monds David Montgomery Robert Morris Trisha Morrocco Christina Mullins The first day of my summer vacation I Gerald Murphy Susan Musso Kevin Nacy Patricia Nellon Amanda Nye Ben Ocasio Orlando Ocasio Neil Oolie Audrey Osborne Valerie Ours Greg Pagan Charles Palmeri Nancy Papke Greg Parker Patricia Parker Mary Parks Tanny Pattist Patty Pearce Maureen Pearson Karen Peterson Sabrina Peterson Vanessa Peterson John Petrus Debra Pinkney Debbie Pitts Christine Poirier Joyce Polfleit Barbara Platt Corrine Pratt Peter Pratt Prezel Prescott Deborah Privitera Robin Privitera Reggie Proctor Don Pronti Brent Proudman I have two and one half friends and you are not one of them. Tan Fleming Irene Prystat Craig Reed Linda Ritchie James Romano Eugene Romeo 56 Michael Rowland Kathy Rudy} Katherine Rushworth Ray Santos Cynthia Saraceni Rita Sassenhausen Lorraine Schaefer cI Richard Schley Chester Shellman Freddie Shellman Barbara Sbulman Carol Smith Edward Smith Harvey Smith Hidden in this picture are two snapping tur- tes, one gray squirrel, a walrus, and Mr. Tisa. Can you find them? Answer on page 210, Larry Snyder Gabriella Spampinato Christopher Spielmann Sandy Spinning Don Stappenbuck Gearldine Starks Penelope Stephany Sharee Stephany Patricia Stevens Victoria Stoianoff Carl Stone Randy Stoner Quarrel with a friend and you are both wrong. Lao-tse Carol Stroyer Vickie Styliades Jessie Sundberg Rochelle Sweedler Robert Tait Michael Taylor 7 ti Jean Trippe Christopher Thompson Robert Tokarz Donna Travis 60 a June Underhill Leroy Valentine Katherine Van Bell Michele Viola Mary Ann Versandaal Barbara Walker Lenora Walker Who's your friend? — Mae West Without a friend like you, there would be no pickle on the great hamburger of life. Diane Walsh Karen Webster William Webster Neal Wiesner James Williams Ronnie Williams. Terry Williams Wanda Williams. James Wilson Deborah Witner Frances Wong Doreen Youngman Michael Yudelson Ronald Zazz: Daniel Zener iij kkk Ml 3; jij kkk Carol Zimmerman Kenneth Zollweg Brenda Zonneville Roger Anderson Kevin Nacy Mindy Kosoff Nancy Buechel Robert Morris John Mazzarella Marlene Giroud Amy Abbott SCHOLASTIC STARS These students deserve special recognition for their scholastic achievement in leading the class of 1974, Christine Agnello Gerald Murphy 64 The East High Senior is the most unique, most wonderful, most amazi creature you can find anywher tire Western Hemisphere (just ask one!). A yearbook could never give the full char- acter of this rare breed: this page attempts to show this special being in his or her nat- ural habitat. underclassmen F309 Bottom Row: S, Frasher, S. Rivera, P. Rob- inson, C. Wilson, R. Klein, S. Ciao. Middle Row: P. Smith, L. Schulmerich, V. Maratta, M. Zonnevylle, V. Pardy, R. Edwards, R Bunch, V. Davis. Top Row: H. Jensen, J. Col- ey, K. Braden, J. Moore, N. Hanson, H. Bauer, E. Hoffberg, T. Tinling, A. Bailey, T. Foster. G. Ayala GRADE7 D218 Bottom: F. Brockler, K. McCann, S. Whitman, J. Vatcher, E. Lancaster, K. Eyrich, L. Brunox. Middle: P, Kreiger, G. Amos, A. Goodrich, C. Diak, R. Kniesel, J. Ours, J. Shulman, S. Rumpf, P. laia. Top: A. Smith, V. Valone, S. Miller, B. Green, T. Benjamin, D. West, T. Singleton, W. Ortiz, J. La Delfa, J. Stakos 68 F314 Bottom Row: D, Baum, T. Horne, M. Hardin, C Turano, R. Klein, G. Muscioletto. Middle Row: K Moran, J. Berndt, J. Myers, R, Feyder, R. Travis, E Keough, C. Egnor, C. Clark. Top Row: C. Lown, H. Rohrbach, M. Ketchum, K. Albert, R. Williams, R Turner, W. Smith D312 Bottom: M, Gallo, D, Brusso, J, Derose, J, Nielsen, S. Ragusa, A, Jakus, M. Yudelson, D. Opett, R Leonard, J, Powlowski, D. Fedrau, H, Kirchhoff, P, Carpenter, Top: M. Martin, G. Streber, S. DiFabio, M. Sousa, M. Luciano, J. Stockwell, M. Banks, C Smith, T, Stoudemire Dal? T. Levert, J. Carter, M. Ceracchi, D. Bohli, K. Gr . A. Prevost, I. Johnson Middle: F. Brown, G. Gamble, S, Read, R. Linden- hovius, G. Fillion, Mr. Simpson, M. Eisenberg, C McDonald, M. Mack, M. Ortiz, Top: T. Williams, J. Coon, D. Stitt, S. Collin, R. Fletcher, T. Doher- ty, D. Smith Bottom: T. Sulli D244 Bottom Row: T, Parker, R Palker, W. Wayne, P K. River: Middle Row: R, Berger, P. McKee, Z. Howell, G, Domico, T. Howard, P. McKay, R. Mil- ford, M. Miglione, C. Johnson Top Row: D. Glidden, J. Way- land, D. Parker, T, Twilliger, M. Albright, S. McDowell, M Mendez LHAdVuUD 69 E109 Front: J. Grieco, J. Richardson, M. Camberti, T Ostrovich, G. Miller, L. Chadil. Middle: G. Cruz, J Hoffman, P. Walsh, P. Schaefer, T. Stout, B. Tar- bell, S. Stratton, A. Costigan, K. Handel, D. Barg. Back: S, Williams, T. Hochadel, D. McGill. D221 Front: D, Markham, A. Santiago, C, Siple, L. Si- ple, J. Van Ryne, R. Patton, P. Smith, B. Jackson, G. Steines, J. Kohlmeier; Middle: V. Monds, B. Fulton, O. Velazquez, D. Paige, B. Ignasher, Wicks, D. DiBella, R. Scott, R. Decker, C. Con- stantino; Back: F. Ocasio, T. Cicatelli, S. Celen- tano, B. Colin, M. Bruno, V. Baker, L. Wrights Front: M. Mitchell, L. Murray, T. Jarvis, L. Guger, S. Szabo, W. Feacher, D. Bai- ley, J. Hasenauer, D. Bowman, P. Hart, P. Hart, Middle: S. Wright, R. Long, R. Maiorani, L. Sarubbi, B. Phillips, K. Erts- gaard, B. Colbert, J. Webster, J. Toluba; Back: J, Romano, J. Glende, M. Palazzo, T. Hsu, G. Malone, J. Dukes; Absent: P. Rivera, A. Ward, K. Church, P. Holly 70 D212 Front: Y, Rosas, T. El- lis, C. Matice, R. Glov- er, L. Hauseman, M. Patterson, M. Fico, R Spatzer, D. Allen, M Cutler, J, Konze, M Britton, M. Babij. Back A. Frame, C. Zollweg, P. Goodbody, N. Kip- phut, J. Turnipseed, D. Sims, M, Vaness, S Cook, R. Calaci, R Beck, B. Howell, D Coan, R. MacDuffie. Kneeling: S. Schaeffer, R. Dalton, R. Aman. Front: A Front: M, Jenkinson, R. Siple, S. Potter, C. Wight- D2! 7 Spring, M. Whiting, L. Milisits, A. Benjamin, C. Raymer, man, M. Koperski, S. DeMasi, M. Hickey, C M. McGuire, C. Bacon, C. Vafiadis. Middle: W. Ortiz, L Young, J, Santana. Middle: J. Berndt, J. Waters, Hemmerich, J. Singleton, R. Snyder, D. Gonzalez, G. Kim- S Anderson, J. Salatino, W. Dieter, D brew, S. Fletcher, G. Huther. Back: J. Stiles, J. DeRoo, D. . Rotolo. Back: D. Christy, G. Leo, R Frank, S. Britton, T. Callari, R. Caceci, G. Gross, G Sohn, G. Conyers, M. Green, T, Markedis, D, Mo- Newport neypenney, B. Baney DI19 Front: D. Maslona, K. Lyons, M. Sherman, D. Morgan, D. Burdick, D. Vanderburgh, T. Mot- er, J. Fowler, M. Bullard, Middle: R. Taylor, B Hartman, L. Sheldon, K. Worboys, D. Alimenta- to, J. Debrow, R. Holley, Mr. Brown. Back: D. Spagnola, T. Travis, K. Babcock, S. Crowell, C Peterson, D. Turner, K. Cloen. L4dadVdoD 7: GRADE7 72 D211 Bottom Row: G. Wood, V. Schraeder, J Dean, C. Giles, J. Patt, C. Madison, C Johnson, J. Schaeffer, P. Washington. Middle Row: R. Green, D. Beckley, J Beach, S. Bryant, D. Jones, W. Gardner, T. Hernandez, W. Taft, R. Jobson, Top Row: A. Fico, A. F C. Lombardo, R. Kendall, J. Miller, S. Quinlap, M. Rodriquez Ell] Bottom Row: R. Fleckenstein, M. Sutherby, R. Mousaw, K. Bonke, R. Brown, T. Giancursio. Second Row: J, Schafer, M. Ford, S. Cicotta, B. Ovington, D. Marotta, A. Chan, R. Williamson. Third Row: A. Sutton, S. Davis, V. Arnold, W. Warner, G. Wolf, T. Richard. Top Row: S. T; lino, G. Smith, J. Lentine, C. Crockett, T. Isaac. F203 Bottom Row: 8. Wright, W. Kalish, D. Me- Elrath, S. Aroesty, D. Bruce, K, Rudolfs, Mid- dle Row: N. Rischenole, M. Smith, E. Santia- rk, G. Webster, G. Scheil, G. Fleech- A. Doty, D, Loving. Top Row: D. Murphy, L. Litto, D. Holley, B. Wilson, T Christidis, L. Palazzo, M. Kemp, C. lulianella Neal, J chaels, S, Wilson, D, Heal, Top Row: M Hopkins, D. Kipke, E, Johnson, A. Parisi, M Perry, Spatzer Kelly, R. M B Middle Row: D. Kimbrew, A ee, C. Silas, S. Mi- Pingleton, J. McKinney, D. -3 “ TRA D117 Bottom Row: R. Kennedy, S, Ezell, J Nelson, M. Santos, D. Darby, M. Fubr- man, G. Gallo. Middle Row: 8, Borat, J Cenine, J. Falzone, L. Gibson, J, Agnello, S. Piacente, E. Kendall, R, Rosas, N. San- tos. Top Row: W. Burger, R. Anderson, P. Pulver, T, McKnight, D. Hetrick, J Trost, J. Horton, M. Haggerty Bottom Row: J. Hanflane, J. Underhill, D. Russin, D. Carr, D. Bishop. Second Row: T. Kalish, F. Manning, A. McFarlan, A. Nye, S. Powlowski, S. Urp, C. DiJames, K. Brown Third Row: A. Pattist, T. Kolvis, T. Zampina, M. Vitali, K. Frawley, D. Jackson, D. Canni- oto. Top Row: S. Holley, T. Webster, H. Me- Kintyre, F. Finocchario, R. Williams, A Alwardt 73 8AqdVUD oficines —_— Front: D. Lowe, D. Ross, J. Drew, D. Webb, R. Cole, R. Martin, P. Greaves, J. Ronco, Back: J. DI] 10 Bones, H. Johnson, J. Nicholson, M. Flood, C. Spindleman, S. Dean, A, Hensler, N. Ward, M Woodcock, S. Maenza, S. Jones, R. Scott, A. Bryant, A. Lew, J. Lyman, A. Schwanflugel, D. Darby, J. Sch uler. GRADE 8 F304 Bottom: L. McKay, V, Raglend, O. Mer- rieweather, D, Davis, P. Bruno, V. Cleve- land, C. Bowen. Middle: J, VanBell, S Aman, A. Hopeman, P. Green, E, Dalziel, C. Shaefer, D, Zaso, Top: L. Fitzmaurice, L. Knorr, S. Peet, C. Taylor, S. Saverino. F310 Front: E. Lemke, S. Holmes, S. Bof- inger, S. Soto, S. Szelag, T. James, G. Roberts. Middle: P. Martin, L. Yannas, N. Hausman, J. Bailey, M. Markidis, L. Flood, R. Damato, D Donnelly, A. Webb. Back: S. Lepo- sa, T. Rafoth, R. Ambrose, G. Roffe, W. Butterbaugh, D. Hernan- dez, J. Cahill, M. Cahill 74 D222 Kneeling: 1. Williams, S, Szczesny, V. Santana, L, Ortola- za, D, Bestor, A. Washington. Middle: J. Interlichia, D. Short, L. Decker, D. Legros, D. Tait, P. Ange, P. Palmeri, M.E. O'Connell. Back: P. Pizzo, M. Tuttobene, K. Ste- phany, D. Theodorakakou, A. Pata, G. Bartman, Front: W. Mohan, M. Burns, R. Thornberg, J. Brown, A. Cook, E. Pagan, F. Allessandra, D. Hill, T Lyke, C. Wilder. Back: T. Johnson, J. Si . W. Burnett, R. Newton, J. Thomas, R. Redding, D. Brooks, V. Rivera, T. Stover, C. Androu, D. Siple F108 Front: C. Fowler, B. Mastrolonardo, J Parsons, J. Trost, B. Galloway, E. Allen, C. Marletta, C. Anderson, D. Vatcher, J Clark, L. Arean, K. Spinello. Back: L Rousseau, R. DiVita, J. Valez, M. Hel- merci, D. Coltick, D. Gerakos, J. Frusci 84AqdVuD Front: D. Ruggeri, C. Me- Daniel, M. Murray, L. Bottaz- zo, F. Beans, E. Anzaldua, M McClusky, Middle: M, Frank- lin, S. Inzinna, L. Ca Ss. Kokkonos, J. Cruz, S. James, Buggs, D. Bruno, L. Stevens. Back: S. White, R. Vermette, J Underhill, S. Sulli, J. Wailgum, A. Kummer. L GRADES8 D315 D120 Kneeling: A. Marion, R. Klein, A. Taylor, W. Johnson, W. Harris, D. C en. Sitting: P. Mason, J. Collier, M. Magill, L. John- son, I. Aizstrauts, D. VanOrden, A. Man- ioci, S. Miller. Standing: M. Allen, M Jackson, B. Falkey, D. Selleck, K. Hor- ton, P. Ritz, C. Gorzynski D339 Kneeling: J. Fischpera, J. Porcello, M.R. Tuttobene, M, Errico, W Snyder, A. Taft. Siuing: K. Migl- iore, P. Centani, S. Holley, L. Bul- luck, B, Richardson, D. Sawyer, J.L. Kearney, P. Parker, K. Me- Kean, Standing: T. Valle, L. Lazer son, R. Arena, R. Patton, K Lighthouse, E, Zeitler D216 Front: D. Hartzog. Middle: C. Howell, L. Knox, D. Oukes, V Martin, J. Andrews, S. Aldridge. K. Adams, T. Eakin, F. Vigerzi, T Johnston, K. Daniels. Back: S Johnson, C. Whaley, A. St. Ours, L. Decker, V. Vincola, N. Terwilli- ger, A. McGriff, R. Duthoy, M Wert, G. Feldman. Front: C. Hanson, E. Teerlinck, A Morgia, E. Hristodoulou, D, Cel- lura, M F, Lamondie, R.Turk. Back: C, Stina, J. Hasty, C. Guelli, B. Starks, R. Albee, K. White, L. Barber E110 Front: G. Perkins, J. McQuoid, J Bates, D. Leslie, R. Jackson, A Damico, Middle: S. Murray, T. Glover, C. Averill, T. Miller, M ris, K. Johnson, J. McGuire, C. Richards, Anita Anderson, D. Schaeffer, A. Woodcock, K Cleary. Back: P. Etter, P. Muthig, J. Muzdakis. 7 S es) Co F204 Bottom: J, Occasio. K. Eng, V Ray, D. Webster, D. Ellis, J Ford, D. Stuever; Middle: J Myer, C. Holley, V, Capuano, M_ Blanchard, FE. Van Dye, T Servati, L. Nina, K. Aleen Top: J. Sofia, M. Cohen, L Milton, J, Thomas, J. Sutton, C. McClain, M. MeIntyre F307 Bottom Row: J. Johns, M. Korzin- ski, A. Vermette, L. Burton, M Congdon, L. Sherman, C. Andre as. Second Row: J, McGill, D, Bol ton, D. Bunch, E. Everette, A McIntyre. K. Schleyer, K. John son, B. Massa, J. Wert. Third Row: P, Diak, K, Coyle, F, Cutali L. Castellano, T, Leary, S, Wright Top Row; J. Ralleo, S, Kelch, G Lamanaco, H. Horeth. D213 Bottom Row: M. Lynch, B. Fubrman, S. Feenstra, Middle: V. Steinmetz, D. Cio- clotta, S. Chaba, K, Brown, K. Cellura, G. Burger, T. Howell, W. Naveaux. up: R Colon, L. Sutton, R. Elliot, S. Montalvo, J, Sacks, F. Moskala GRADE 9 E107 Front: R. Schulmerich, W. Giancursio, T Smith, A. Miller; Middle: S. Braun, R Jones, G. Weaver; Back: T. Vasquez, R Buzard, A. Burno, D. Zollweg, D. Cahill, D. Rood, L. Monds, C. Rafter, K. Me- Cann, D, Barber 64d VAD Front; W. Damico, C, Doherty, P. Fuller, L. MacArthur, M. Ringes, P. Zawistows- ki, D. Gattelaro, D. Jones, Middle: C Handle, C. Moore, D. Peyton, G. Par- sons, L. Clark, A. Hristodoulou, H. Her- nandez, J. Mora, Back: J. McCormick, P- Berecz, C. Remillard, N. Fico, A. Bridges, N. Kolovos, M. Ziemiak D314 Front: K. Catlin, C, Lewis, E, Tra- kosis, A. Gutzmers, D. Sousa, C Aggas, B. Guisbert, G. Celentano, D. Fink, Middle: L. Watson, | Mattews, L, Yudelson, A. Proud- man, L. Bahringer, B. McKinney R. Konuff, K, Cooper, R. Alwardt, Back: Mr. Allen, W. Ruffiei, D Sharp, F. Darby, K. Noll, L. Ortiz, R. Kampf, K. Freeze, R Courtright 79 GRADE 9 D320 Front: E, Beye, D. Ewing, M. Hanfland, J Loehr, R. Mallette, L. Commanda, J Hebert. Back: W. Adams, J. Hilliard, 1 Van Bell, K. DiFiore, D. Johnson, J. Pat- tist, R. Schaffer. C103 From: T. Panagiotatos, C. Johnson, A. Armon, R Reddington, F. Villamil, Middle: B. Parker, D. Bow man, J. Albert, S. Widowski, D. Austin, J. Leslie, G Bowser, Back: B. McKnight, D. Kipphut, C. Cooper, W. Bynoe, R. Young, T. Bottazzo. F303 Front: H, Markham, J. Lueyshyn, Y, Santana, K. Loughlin, L. Jarvis. Middle: W. Moore, S Basil, D, McDowell, T. Bucella, A. Williams, W. Works, M.K. Anderson. Back: M. Rousso, J. Oukes, J, Harris, J. Carol, B. Morris, D Hopper, C. Derrenbacher, M, Sohn, C. Wood. 80 FLI2 Bottom: J. Emmi, J, Snider, S Dailey, D. Damato, T. Develd E. Pacheco, A. Casolari, D. Rosen- weig, J. Pudetti, P. Nyerges. Top ande Strebb, B. Der- cole, J. Foerster, R. Hausman, P Wel A. Kutyreff, S. Lewis, F206 Front Row: D. Thomas, T. Green, W. Cobb, C. Ezell, G. Rupert, S Dibella. Second Row: D. Baker, S DeRue, C. Cocilova, J. Terranova Third: F, Coley, E. Adams, K Brone, D, Deroo, D. Alberti, S. Hauser. Top: R. Buckley, D. Acor- sio, G. Browne, S. Arsenault, D. Glidden, A. Iulianella, L. Stiles. Front: J. Chan, D. Beckley Glidden, D. Sanders, S. Stou' Horne, V Tiakosis. Back: J. Smith, J. Kennard, H. Nel- son, C. Coon, D. Lowe, S. Jackson, J. Vianco, A. Silas, K. McKenzie, D. Bounemani, F. Ross. D220 Kneeling: R. Bebrens, K. Shea, J. Lowry S. Bartman, K, Collins, M. Searpino, C Nordseth, V. Visiho; Seated: M. Laurro, P. Greaves, M. Frusci, C. Weglowski; Standing: K. Auble, M. Zaso, C. Hi ty, P. Taccone, P. Cole, T. Pardy, C, Bav- alock, D. Forte, M, Marshall Back Row: W. Levert, T. Yockel, H. Kir choff, M. Malone, R, Whitney, K, Caval lero, D. Arena; Middle Row: M, Thomas. T, Eckerson, H, Valle, J. Streber, H. A Shapiro, M. Santana. L. Harrell, L. Bull: ock: Front Row: M. Korzinsky, R. Kim: brew, S. Parker. J. Bigler, C. Snell, D O'Connor, J. Cosgriff, P. Moore: Stand ing: R. Adams; On Window Sill: G, Van Vliet D234 Top: R. Mantredi, B, Zugoni, R. Campbell, R Lattimore, P. Thomas, J. Melos, R. Markajani, M. Schoenbe Middle: C. Singletary, C Capuano, L. Hulse, C. Smith, A. Read, S. Ran- dazzo, C. Chase, M. Guarino, M. McHenry; Bot- tom: D. Hunsinger, P. Holcomb, B. Frank, C Dana, B. Otto, M. Grammatico, A. Zambito, R Marshall GRADE 9 OladraAD E-112 Front: B. Anderson, T. Hummel, T, Wollschleger, R Whalen, T. Moran, A. Gruber, L. Schiff: Back: A Myers, D. Jones, G. Hunsinger, R, Cobb, C. Wil- liams, G. Shellman, J. Moulton, D. Nelson, ¢ Lundquist, J. DeJager D-116 Front T, Dimino, P. Vianco, D. Mancuso, K Collins, T. Borst, P. LeBeau, G, Smith, R. Hena- han: Back. J, Magovera, T. Miller, B. Marsh, S Tomsic, F, Taccone, K. Mottler D-136 Front: B. Taylor, S. Sloan, B. Rivers, M. Cal- lard, C. Allesandra, L. Johncox, Mr. Spaf- ford: Back: P. Thornberg, D. Turner, N. Col- lum, J. Taillie, E. Yioulos, W. Schwaneflugel, R. DeRose, E. Beckley, M. Boratynski, V Stathopoulos, R. Lingard, P. Deak 83 D134 Front: J. Rutledge, V. D’Augustino, R. Crandall; Middle: R. James, D. Kennedy, D. Lewis, L Worboys, D, Richardson, D. Mazzaferro; Back. D. Voise, E. Ho T. Hegman, C. Carney GRADE 10 © 4, h, F. Raymer, C. Montgomery, D113 Front: B. Delano, B. Smith, S. Smash ton, J. Lazerson, J. O'Connell, R. Seils, K . K. Ezell, Y. Gon- yons, T. Luce, J. Washing- ton, P. Delregno; Back: T. Toluba, J. Maddock, G. Beach, C. Cicatelli, C. Collier, S. Keady, J Jacobs D118 Front: M. Cox, D. Fecteau, V. Briggs, D. Tornabene, W. Hetzel; Middle: M. Pache- co, W R. Carroll, S. Gauger, C Arena; Back: M. Cowley, D. Albee, R. Dispenza, E. Pierson, B. Peet Front: D. Henning, K. Musso, M. Fletch- er, B. Vamvakitis, R. Rusin, K. Stoianoff, E. O'Reilly; Middle: T, Casper, L. Pa- quette, J. Brumfield, L. Ransom, C. Ran- dazzo, B. Anderson, L. Mabee, L. Neff; Back: F, Iona, T, Pata, T. Vasquez, L Bolton, C. Franko, M. Demps, J Johnson D313 Front: H, Joseph, G. Unterborn, M, Camp: bell, K. Ward, P, Pritchard; Back: W, Mur- phy, A. Davis, S. OlAdVUD Tumminelli, P. Hoffman, D, Potter, S, DeBole, C. Salatino F312 Kneeling: R. Fraese, D. Du- bin, R. Leone; Standing: L Hapeman, D. Baldwin, E Williams, C. Harris, S. An- derson, S. Berndt, N. Jones, J. Abraham, D. Eckleberger, C. Fletcher, D, Degan, J Kohn, C. Mills, N Cummings 85 Front: D. Mayer, J. McClary, P. Loughlin. Middle: D. Mos- ley, E, Young, T. Arieno, L. Paige, K. Amecle, A. Doherty, M. Konze, M. Pagan, P. As- quith. Back: P. Potter, W. Har- rell, R. Faust, R. Wilson, M. Bridges, R. Horne. DIZ] D141 Front: B. Sachs, L. Ours, J Marfuggi, J. Knapp, D. Cooper, W. Tripp, T. Miller, R. Strauss, C. Prizing, C Curran, J. Prattico. Back: M. Beckley, P. Evans, M. Fitts, S. Yorks, R. Smith, B, Pat- naude, P. Carson, R. Guari- no, R. Anderson D138 Front: T, Mottler, S, Porcello, D, Scott, S. DeVries, L. Haley, R. Klein, K. Butenhof, M, DeBole, S Tapp, K. Pressler. Back: C. Robinson, D. Dutcher, C. Hoffberg, J. Allen, C, Forbes, A. White, € Rivera, J. Robinson, M. Wyatt Front: J. Pinkins, D. McElroye, S. Gilbert; Middle: Front: D. Breault, D. Collin, J. Rooney, T. Newland, A. Johnson, 5 R. Roemer, M. Ricci, J. Johnson, L, Buonemani, L Middle: R. Smith, R. Zugnoni, D. Fitzgerald, S. Gualtiet Ezell, R. DI] yi 1 Szelag, D. Feldman, E. Rivera; Back: R. Damato, — Fielder, L. Turner, P. Phillips, Back: D. Etter, A. Friedman, H. Frank M. Aldridge, J. S C, Dorland, V. Re ngleton, E. Geihs, J. Lighthouse, man, I. Christidis Dit2 Front: R. Scarpino, M. Kalish, C Matucci, C. Giglio, R. Brown, J Hebert, Middle: L. Stevens, N Adams, T. Frame, S. Sutera, W Hawkes, J. Nyerges, R. Frusci. Back: J. Macks, J. Conley, A Thompson, P. Hanson, J, Barley, P. Evans E108 D. Luke, T. Henry, N. Power, A Burno, M. McFadden, J. ph- any, T. Servati, R. Whitney, C Warner, F. Lewis, D. Nagle, E. Koral, M. Small, P. Glanton, T. Teerlinck, C. Amos, B. Cahill, K Muzdaikis, J. Berecz 87 GRADE II D332 Bottom Row: K, Acker, T. Barber, B. Brown, R. Carpenter, W. Rey- nolds. Middle: R, Zimmerman, D, Recino, K. Bragg, L. K Be- lardino, J, Herman, B. ‘son, D. Perry. Top: J, Bult, B. McDowell, C Marsh, D. Albert, D, Recino, J Lamb, P. Mazzferro. D333 Bottom Row: T. Marshall, C Champion, Middle: K. Ferra, L Wezler, M. Burno, N. Donals, R Parker, T. Kilgrad, M. Cahill, L Bench. Top: L. Cruz, R. Poirier, J. Hunter, M. Ogren, M. Burley, D. Zemer, D331 Santano, K. Russo, M alsh, Johnson, R, Key, M. Barone, J. Sodja, D. Mahew, Tup: M Williamson, J. Accorso, J. Grillo, C. Har ris, W. Belle, G. Hess, K. Coro. Bottom Row: F Kammener, L F306 Front: 8. Donovan, D. Vallone, E, Schuller, N. Fanale, € Stroy JJ ohnson, A. Trippe. Middle: K. Brown, R. Green, P. Baker, C. Campbell, J. Vullo. Back. B. Raliegh, B. Cirulli, D, Russo, S. Wigmore. r, P. O'Rielly, R. Stone, D334 Bottom Row: S. Curry Whaley, Mr Aguglia, D. Basil, R. Privitera, Middle: G Wilson, R. Dank, T. Coleman, A. Cohen A. Haylo, R. Hage, D. Yioulos, D. Phelps Top: S. Magnolia, J. Rinaldi, P. Cavallero. C. Colin, L. Develder, M. Latin, J. Buechel ITAdVaAD D341 Front: S. Cook, S. Flansburg. A. Plant. Middle D. Noll, K. Foerster, L, Bofinger, D. Youngman, P. Forte. Back: D. Vasdekis, G, Dennis. P. Ruf fier. R. Jones, A. Nyerges, P. Riili, T, Ertsgaard. T. Briggs D340 Front: D. Boorum, C. Flood, W. Luce, J. Willia Plant, G. Vollertsen, L. Bovenzi, Back: M. Ran B. Carr, C. Smith, R. Kimbrew, D, Howland, J, Davis, L. Dellafave, D. Ketchek, J. Sheedy, Miss Cappellino. GRADE II Sitting: M. Boulis, D. Jones, T. Greene, M. Picone, H. Howk. Standing: C. Reagan, H. Smith, W. Hoover, L Tapp, C. Etter, J. Tavolino. DIS3 Top: S. Becker, S. Donovan, B. Robson, R. Distefano, C Stone, K. Murphy. Middle: M. Rakuta, T. Amore, K. Glidden, S. Anderson, K. Klein, D. Coon, C. Blitz, E. Schaeffer, J McKnight. Botiom: D. LaGaipa, G. Damico, J. Ferrara, M Ancello, E. Graziano, B. Tempkin 30 F2t7 P. Panagiotatos, R. Paquette, C. Turner, D. Odell, J Trost, J. Sally, D. Van Winkle, R. Markum, S Lyons, S. Caster, D. Robinson, S. Goodrich, L Barnes, C. DiBella, S. Cannioto, S. Zarins Front: J, Sunberg, C. Benicasa, V. Gilbert, C. Baney, A. Bianchi. Back: N. Dunn, Miss Battaglia, S. Braun, B. Handel, J. Gamble, T. O'Reilly, D. Rumbold D336 Front: B. Redding, B. Platt, E. Shulman, K. Hansen, G. Derrenbacker, J. Everett, R. Rapp. Back: H. Bowers, K. LaJu Wood, D. Dugan, J. Hefti, J. Ambro Brooks. ITAdVaD E114 Front: W. Kirchhoff, P. Brooks, L. Thornberg, E Wrisley, Back: P. DeVita, L. Hoch, C. Rees, C Migliore, J. Sousa GRADE II Front: N. Halpern, D. Graham, J. Manioci, D. Teerlinck, C. Edwards, 1. Stewart. Middle: C. Baney, R Poniktera, R. Florio, K. Eisenfield, C, House. Back: N. Samuels, J. Colon, T. Jennis, L. Dillulo, R. Wil- son, D. Clark. FAI Front: S. Biddle, T. Waters, M. Ward, L. Clark, L. Ortiz, R. Green, S. Works. Middle: V. Way, P. Greaves, I. Schaffer, D. Konoff, L. Eckerson, S. M¢Hugh, V. Masters, Back S. Cahill, M. Aizstrauts, R. Anderson, C Kain, T. Sarubbi Underclassmen make up the majority of the school. They are active participants in every school activity including senior privileges. Without them, East High would be nothing. As seniors see underclassmen studying, competing, or just horsing around, they remember what their own underclass years were like. BASAKING THINGS . AND NEXT YEAR, SOME OF THE UNDERCLASSMEN WILL BE SENIORS . 3 eS Se 1es t 1V1 act 95 A YEAR OF ACTIVITY Some people say that the spirit of East High exists only in its sports. This year’s activities have proven differently. Some clubs, like the Ski Club, Chem Club, and French Club, have always been large; they’ve accumulated a lot of good memo- ries, so they grow more popular every year. But it’s encouraging to see that most of the other clubs are also growing in number. The kids know what they want, and the success of East High’s activities has reflected this. This year has included a rousing debate between Brenda Fraser and Frank Ciaccia (sponsored by the History Forum), Sucker Day, Chess Club Tournaments, Math League Contests, a Metric Week, the traditional Chem Club Christmas Program, a trip to Spain by Spanish Club members, and many, many others. Now that’s spirit! 96 W. Knox, B. Knox, C. Wood, P. Stasko, M. Kosoff. P.A. CREW MATH LEAGUE Back: N. Donals, A. Nyerges, L. Bofinger, D. Neal, R. Konoff. Front: Mr. Zwirn, T Erstgaard, T. Miller, V. Baker. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front: C. Agnello, K. Donals, M. Jones, C. Giardino, G. Fitzsimons, J. Bucella, P. Waddington. 2nd Row: A. Hammond, B. Shulman, K. Nacy, G. Murphy, C. Zimmerman, G. Knox. 3rd Row: M. Kosoff, G. Graffius, V. Baker, B. Blitz, R. Anderson, A. Nye. 4th Row: K. Handel, K. Rudyj, D. Magnanti, B. Morris, M. Cianfoni, S. Milisits, D. Hill. Back: J. McGurk, J. Dubin, M. Friedman, B. Holley, A. Abbott, T. Taia. Bausch and Lomb Science Award Roger Anderson Harvard Book Award Robert Morris 99 SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL Front: S, Faison, M.L. Green, C. Palmeri. Middle: C. Zimmerman, L. Graves, K. Nacy, G. Ronco. Back: Mr. O'- Connell, advisor, P. Pritchard, K. Arnold, A. Hammond, Mrs. Wayne, advisor The Senior Class Council is one of the most important groups in the school. After all, the senior year is the last and best year, with a lot of big events; like the Banquet, the Senior Ball, Graduation. numerous traditional fund-raising affairs. All this requires diligent preparation and planning, and this year’s Council followed both, to make this Senior year as success- ful as ever. OFFICERS Mary Lou Green; ; President, President. Carol Zimmerman; Secretary, Social Chairman, Laurie Grav Nacy; Treasurer, Chuck Palmeri: SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL — Front: C. Franco, Mrs. Miller, advisor, J c s, K. Amecle, Mr. or, C. Forbes, D. Tor olten, B. Anderson, R. Dispenza, D. Versendaal JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL Front: W. Kirchhoff, D. Konoff, K. Baker, C. Baney. 2nd Row: B. Blume, M. Latin, E. Wrisley, L. Bofinger, G Vollertsen, A. Nyerges. 3rd Row: E. Graziano, M. Mulley, advisor, R. Agnello, G, Derrenbacher, N. Donals, M. Ogren, T. Sarubbi JUNIOR HIGH COUNCIE Back: T. Glover, S. Bofinger. Front: C. Smith, L. Gibson, Mr. Sanders. FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL Back: S. DeRue, R. Clark, 1. VanBell, S. Jackson, C, Derrenbacher, Mid- dle: C. Johnson, S. Holley, K. Catlin, R. Colon, R. Konoff, 1. Anderson. Front: Mr. Webb, advisor, C. Light, M. Leone, Mrs. Ottney, advisor. CHESS CLUB at: — when he can get one. Mr. O'Connell, advisor, enjoys a decisive victory Are you sure Boris Spassky started this way? The Chess Club enjoyed many spirited matches this year. Led by Paul Hoffman and adroitly advised by Messrs. Urbanski and O’- Connell, the pawn-pushers thrilled to captured queens, passed pawns, and fianchet- toed bishops. Ken Glidden considers a defensive manuever. 103 104 Ed Smith, Bob Tait, Pat Garratt, Rick Agnello, Penny Stephany HISTORY FORUM Front: V, Baker, A. Abbott, J, Laudisi, C. Harris, N. Dunn, J, Dubin, P, Riili Ladder: M. Friedman, J. Vance, L Locke, T, Erstgaard, K. VanBell, J Doherty, B. Shulman, J. Crosin. Stand- ing: P. Dowd, C, House, J, Petrew, M Kammerer, L. Bofinger, K. Rushworth Back: K, Foerster, D, Neal, P. Baker, B Carr, M. Kosoff. The Fraser-Ciaccia Debate — sponsored by the History Forum. The victor always shines! SENIOR FRENCH CLUB Top Row: B. Temkin, M. Fletcher, B. Anderson, R. Paquette, J. Herman, S. Cahill, C. Speilmann, A. Nye, J. Williams, C. Amos, K. Ameele, T, Erts- gaard, J. Croson, V. Ours, H. Howk, C. Agnello. Middle Row: J. Friedman, P. Follett, P. Asquith, D, Dubin, W. Pierson, E. Hoch, E. Shulman, E. Yeoulus, M. Cohen, T. laia, M. Cianfoni, T. Miller, E. Graziano, K. VanBell, G. Vollersten, M. Barone, S. Tomsic, M. Friedman, Bottom Row: N. Collin, C. Forbes, R. Dispenza, S. Patton, P, LeBeau. The Senior French Club, always anxious to make and spend money, worked this year to do a good deal of both. There were the usual bake sales and even a raffle for a night out on the town! Under the direction of Mrs. Fol- lett, the club has prospered in ideas, including a spring trip to Montreal. “O.K. now, let's vote — do we go roller skating or do we go to France?” Le Pére Noél in action! JUNIOR FRENCH CLUB Front: E, Allen, G. Jones, T. Toluba, P. Carson, D. Hanson, M. Fitts, Back: Mr. Gagnon, C. Gorzynski, C. Konopka, J. Albert, M. Magill, A Kummer, A. Erstgaard, A. Hensler, M. Woodcock, J. Collier, L. Mabee, J. Musdakis. SPANISH CLUB Mrs. Ottney, advisor Front: T. Allen, ¥, Santana, D. Konoff, M. Pagan, Middle: F. Gonzalez, V. Santana, S. Holley, R. Clark, C. House, Mrs. Taccia, P. Dowd, J. VanBell, E. Pacheco, R. Konoff, C. Light, Back: A. Proudman, J. Knnard, P. Loughlin, T. Glover, C. Wood, C. Mills, I. VanBell, B. Holley 106 GERMAN CLUB Front: K, Lyons, G. Roffe, R. MacDuffie, Miss Primavera, B. Horeth, R. Klein, S. Zarins. Middle: J. Fischpera, H. Berger, J. Williams, D. Neal, S. Cahill, L. Bofinger, A. Nyerges. Back: T. Smith, T. Tinling, P. Nyerges, J. Nyerges, J. Lochr, D. Voise, T. Borst, S. Berndt, M. Cowley, D. Versandaal, R. Wolf, S. Bofinger, P. Emminghausen. RENAISSANCE CLUB Back: R. Infarinato, J. Vullo, M. Ancello, C. Rees, D. Ingrassia. Front: M. Boulis, J. Davis, R. Key, H. Wood, P. Waddington, A. Martini, V. Styliades, L. Reynolds, Mr. Varrenti 107 CHEM CLUB Top: J. Williams, C. Rees, S. Wood, D. Neal, B. Weber, K. Glidden, R. DiStefano, J. Cooke, A, Hammond, D. Dubin, V. Baker, S. Lyons, D. Howland. 5th Row: I. Schaffer, C. Mallette, V. Ours, P. Greaves, E. Shulman, G. Vollertsen, S. Cannioto, H. Howk. 4th Row: B. Hage, P. Baker, L. Bofinger, L. Tapp, D. Konoff, M. Barone, C. Cherry, T, Clark, D. Coon, P. Riili, Mr. Darcy. 3rd Row: K. Baker, E. Sachs, P. DeVita, K. Kline, L. Beye, L. Schaeffer, W. Pierson. 2nd Row: E. Wrisley, P. Waddington, K. VanBell, C. House, P. Dowd, S. Valle, M. Aizstrauts. Front: T. Erstgaard, A. Doherty, J. Wilson, S. Patton, C. Amos, J. Buechel, S. Zarins, B. Shulman, T. laia. 7) A highlight of this year's Christmas project. 108 Mr. Darcy and club members chat with lecturer ' The Chem Club is probably the largest and definitely the most active of East’s clubs. The Christmas show and the Toronto trip headed the list of worthwhile projects. Mr. Dar- cy does a fine job co-ordinating activities that satisfy both recreational and educational interests of club members. A solution to the energy crisis? “Just think, cockroaches built this!” THESPIA NS Sitting: R. Florio, D. Robinson, S. Zarins, M. Gleason, P. Stasko, M. Kosoff, B. Proudman, V. Opdyke, L. Ransom, N. Dunn. Standing: W. Knox, C. Smith, K. Gleason, C. Wood, G. Hunsinger, K. Brown, K. Cadle, C, Smith, T. Sarubbi, V. Visiko, C. House, N. Thompson, C. Giardino, J. Laudisi, Mr. May. Ladder: K. Brown, W. Belle, P. Carson, D. Arena, C. Flood, J. Smith, N. Oolie, T. Toluba. On Bed: J. Berkner, J. Crosin, D. Berkner. “Flowers For Algernon” Is The Smash Hit Of The Season! — EAST HIGH ORIENT Mindy Kosoff and Amy Thompson mark Charly’s unhappy homecoming. 110 The cast takes one more much-deserved curtain call. Mr. Martin May directed the Thespians in a sensitive presenta- tion of “Flowers for Algernon,” The cast included Jon Berkner, Jennifer Croson, Mindy Kosoff, Joe Laudisi, Nick Dunn, Kent Brown and Brent Proudman. Few students who viewed the play will forget Jon Berkner’s portrayal of Charly. With capable direction and the abundance of native talent, East High theater fans can expect many excellent future dramas. INTERNATIONAL THESPIANS Front: L. Ransom, M. Ko- soff, Mr. May, B. Proudman; Back: K, Brown, C. House, T. Sarubbi Doctors in conference: Kent Brown, Nick Dunn and Joe Laudisi with Jon Berkner Rehashing a scene after the production 4 � N iS x n (yt eees ast alg Ski Club is one fr the ldrgest And ¥ most popular groups in the school. We think this is” because their most prominent goal is just to have fun. And, as these pictures show, Rochester weat er has never stopped them oe “iy themselves. Front: C. Zimmerman, E. Wrisley, L. Paige, N. Collin, 2nd Row: M. Cohen, C. Wood, R. Zimmerman, P. Loughlin, L. Schiff, J. BA Pata, B. Peet. 3rd: B. Knox, R. Anderson, R. Proctor, B. Anderson, B. Morris, D. L. Nelson, A. Doherty, N. Hanson, P. Baker. Back, W. Jones, S. Tapp, E. Yioulos, J. Nyerges, Mr. Bobitz. East High should be very proud of its many fine musi- cians. Under Mr. Bobitz’s able direction, the band and orchestra fiddled, strummed, and tooted to musical success. Sitting: B. Anderson, C. Zimmerman, E. Wrisley, A. Doherty. Standing: B. Knox, R. Anderson, D. Dubin. 114 ORCHESTRA Front: T. Borst, J. Lighthouse, E. Yioulos, P. Nyerges, W. Snyder, S. Borst. 2nd Row: N. Collin, E. Wrisley, B. Peet, P. Loughlin, 3rd Row: Mr. Bobitz, R. Anderson, B. Anderson, A. Doherty, N. Hanson, P. Baker 115 SENIOR CHOIR Front: D. Teerlinck, S. Fisher, C, Finocchario, R. Whitney, J. Trippe, M. Malone, L. Yudelson, K. Shea, C. Wood, J. Trippe, D. Reaves, A. Spencer, R. Baug, L. Hapeman, M. Williamson. Middle: S. Calaci, C. Franco, J. Lazerson, J. Loehr, C. Amos, A. Thompson, V. Opdyke, K Gleason, D. Peck, R. Konoff, K. Rudy), D. Kipphut, E. Dimino. Back: R. Wyatt, R. Washington, W. Bynoe, W. Wyatt, W. Works, R. Butler, V. Way, B. Martinez, M. Rosenzweig, S. Roethel, F. Darby, K. Day BRAVO!! Mr. Fleming directed all as- pects of vocal music at East this year. The results were encourag- ing to all music-lovers. In addi- tion to exceptional performances by the Senior and Junior High Choirs, Vince Way represented East in the Inter-High Choir. Encore! Mr. Fleming conducts the choir at the Christmas concert. 116 Front: T. Williams, M, Gallo, T. Greene, S. Robson, D. Konoff, W. Williams, L. Ritchie. Middle: S. Mc Hugh, S. Lyons, J. Kohlmeier, Miss Keefer, F, Darby, R. Tokarz, C. Cook, S. Jobson. Back: W. Kirchhoff, J. Trost, C. Baney, T. Sarubbi TEXTBOOK AIDES C. Kohineier, P. Zawistowski, N. Donals, D. Albee TDdow't cane Te Youaté THRs HE 117 ATTENDANCE AIDES ron Dritschel, G. Rupert, P. Thornberg. Top: M. Frusci, E. Kobielski, L Wilko son, ‘i Phillips Front: D, Travis, B. roe man. Middle: R, Zim- Pierson, Top: E. Ri- er. R Gaudette OFFICE AIDES DEAN'S AIDES Pui J ler, S. Calaci, T. Frame, N. Ruggeri, G. oe ‘ipp, A Bo D. McCauley, C. Harris, C. Stewart, Harris, D. Luke, 118 SUPPLY STORE Front: D. Versendaal, M . Fuhrman. Back: G, Carter, Mr Schutt, K. Nacy Front: D, Alimentato, A. Proudman, D. Blake. Mid- dle: M. Dean, R. Key, S. Tomsic, Top: K. DiFiore, M Cowley, T. Glover LIBRARY AIDES Front: G. Parks, E. Dritschel, R. Nangrave, B. Anderson, Mrs. Taglieri. Back: M. K. Anderson, C. Lewis, E. Rivera, D. Moatry, R. Jarvis. 119 SOCCER CLUB A club of this sort has proven to be very effective in aiding a school team. Soccer, an ever-growing, popular sport at East High, has benefited greatly from the sup- port and publicity given by the members of the soccer club. The Soccer Boosters, in particular, are to be commended for their faith- ful participation and contribu- tions to our soccer team SS DONKE Se BASEBALL The Donkey Basketball game one unique idea for fundraising! Front; Ist Row: A. Dimino, S. Zarins, S. Robson, W. Kirchhoff, D. Howland. 2nd Row: L, Popovski, Mr, Carlsen, C. Haggerty, S. Calaci, L. Nordseth. Stage; st T. Dimino, S. McHugh, R. DiStefano, C. Baney, C, Rees, L. Boulis, L. Christidis, D. Ashbaugh, P. DelRegno, N. Ruggeri, F. Coley, A. Casolari, D. Scott. 2nd: D. Dubin, N. Dunn, K Baker, K. Foerster, D, Neal, L. Bofinger, B. Robson, J. Foerster, J. Guisbert, rd: B. Sarubbi, A. Bianchi, J. Olivieri, R. Horne, B. Morris, G. Vollertsen, B. Smith, M. Tuttobene, S. Kokkonos. The clean-up crew! MOSAIC The Mosaic, the school’s literary magazine, is written, edited, typed and printed entirely by East High students. It is a collec- tion of poems, stories, sketches and photos contributed by crea- tive people in the school. This unique publication is one that we can all be proud of. me Mrs, Mulley, advisor, M- Fri ye, C. Mouse, K, VanBell, K. Rushy 2z ORIENT Does anyone really know the kind of work that’s in- volved in putting together a yearbook? After eight months of advertising, col- lecting money, laying out pages and rushing for dead- lines, we still don’t know! Somehow, though, the year- book was finished and, we think, well done. Tom Gillett, advisor. Tom laia One of the many staff meetings which produced this book Lynn Andreas, Assistant Editor. Larry Kohn, Business Manager. Kathy Van Bell, Underelass Editor Jan Friedman Each staff member who helped with production can rightfully be proud of his or her contribution. Debbie Hill, Sue Milisits, Senior Editors: Alex Nyerges, Copy Rat Kathy Rushworth, Activities Editor Jonathan Doherty, Photographic Consult ant Tom Ertsgaard, Sports Editor Marla Friedman, Art Editor Barbara Shulman, Executive Assistant Pam Waddington, Underclass Editor Alan Hammond, Cartoonist SPECIAL THANKS TO: Cover designer and art director, Marla Friedman; end-sheet artist Jennifer Croson; cartoonist extraor- The staff's friend! dinaire, Alan Hammond, special photography assistance, Mr. Don MacCracken; yearbook representa- tive Tony Bruculere; Varden’s Pho- tographers; our own intrepid and invaluable photography staff; Mr. Gillett; Victor's. THEY SHOOT TEACHERS, DON’T THEY ... and also students, homerooms, sports, activities, and just about everything else that happens during the course of the year. And they're good shots, too! Henry Joseph Alan “Flash” Friedman Tom Ertsgaard Neal Elli Paul Elli Ruperd Wilson Clarence Harris Jessica Vance 125 EAST HIGH ACTIVITIES — OR PASSIVE — — THE SCHOOLIS FULL OF ACTIVITY! SOCCER Bottom Row: J. Pavone, R. Horne, E. Christidis, N. Dunn, R. Infarinato, G. Kittrell. Top Row: Coach Carlsen, R. Anderson, J. Gersbert, R, Mor- ris, D. Neal, C. Rees, L. Popovski, D. Ashbaugh, W For several years, soccer has been something special at East. Coach Vic Carlsen has turned out team after team of stellar performers. This year was no different. The Ori- entals, led by Brian Robson, Ray Infar- inato, Jim Romano, John Pavone and Reggie Horne advanced to the Section V tourney for the third straight year. The soccer team’s fine play and genuine spirit make them a source of pride for all East boosters. . Kirchhoff, J. Pomano, D. Howland, Mr. J. Foster. All-scholastic Brian Robson scores on a penalty kick Sideline strategy session. All-scholastic Ray Infarinato attacks. Back: Coach Hassos, D, Dubin, B. Smith, R. DiStefano, B. Sarubbi, R. Haggerty, T. Vasquez, G. Nelson, T. Dimino, B. Morris, F. Coley Middle: J. Rinaldi, B, Klein, D, Gerakos, D, Fink Front: F, Villamil, D. Recino, H. Smith, P. Pattist, J, Foerster, T. Lodico. Junior High Soccer City-Catholic Champs! “Start ‘em young!” What a great philosophy to follow! This is the kind of thinking that has built up East’s soccer teams to what they are. Under the superb coaching of Mr. Foster, this team made it to the top of the City-Catholic League. We are cer- tain that these are the boys who will uphold our top reputation in Varsity Soccer someday. 134 Bottom Row: C. Lombardo, T. Frink, G. Barker, D. Foy, A. Sutton, R. Leonard, G. Huther, J. Stakos, C. McDaniel, T. Markidis, M. Green. Top: C. Gorzynski, R. Thornberg, B. Spatzer, C. Williams, D. Theo- dorakakos, R. Williams, R. Benjamin, R. Williams, G. Gross, M. Tuttobene, J. Toluba, S. Kokkonos, W. Young, B. Rose, B. Dedes, Mr. Foster, coach - Stal LB AS HOMEROOM SOCCER We at East know that experience makes a winning team. The boys in Homeroom Soccer have demonstrated that they have got what it takes to continue our outstanding rep- utation in soccer, Rangers: Bottom Row: Jeff Brower, Dan Mitchell, Sam Inzinna. Top Row: Chad McDaniel, Michael Green, Steve Kokkonos, Mike Murray Pintos and Lancers; Bottom Row: Fred Kelch, Randy Calace, John Cole, Terry Horne. Top Row: Jimmy Stakos, Dimitri Theodorakkas, Walter Young, Jim Freer. Wolves: Bottom Row: Bob Jobson, Chris Lombardo, Russ Milford Top Row: Chhris Williams, Mike Tuttobene, Mike Britton Celtics: Bottom Row: Ron Leonard, Tim Frink, Ted Markidis. Top Row, Joe Neeley, Bill Spatzer, Culler Taylor, Peter Bruno. 136 CROSS COUNTRY The Oriental Cross Country team struggled through a building year. The team managed four victories, howev- er, in the tough City-Catholic League. Clarence Harris was an impressive team leader, winning Im and finishing consistently in the top five. His effort was rewarded by his appointment to the all-scholastic team, honorable mention. Coach Sanders and his charges look forward to a winning season in 1974. Bottom: Keith Coro, Earl Green, Brian Anderson. Top: Clarence Harris, Greg Coon, Ernie Yioulos, Mr. Sanders Clarence Harris, right, chases another win Greg Coon Russ Faust leads runners up that long Cobbs Hill VARSITY FOOTBALL Bottom Row: Left to Right: T. McKnight, man., R. Williams, T. Franklin, B. Calpus, B. James, R. Martin, R, Schleyer, R. Marsh, V. Dickson. Middle Row B. Serulli, O. Ocasio, T. Pegan, G. Hoise, R. Proctor, C. Shellman, N. Larken, N. Elli, G. Pegan. Top Row: Coach Fagan, R. Green, R, Stone, C. Marsh, R. Shribe, T. Colman, Mi, Jones, M. Jones, T. Kennard, B. Gysbert, F. Alston, C. Joseph, G. D'Amico, T. Webster, Mr. Almansberger. The 1973 edition of the Oriental football team present- ed a welcome change from past squads. East teams in past years have been known for their strong defense. This team combined a hungry defense led by the Shellman brothers with a high powered offense featuring all-scho- lastics Bob Marsh, Mitch Jones and Marv Jones. Marsh led the City-Catholic league in passing and rolled up school records in the process. His favorite re- ceivers, Marvin and Mitch Jones scored almost at will. Marvin's all ‘around strength resulted in his being named to the county-wide all star team. ’ Kennard meets some Madison friends. 138 Reggie Proctor booms another one. All-scholastic Marv Jones sets to throw. Opponent Madison Mooney Edison Aquinas Charlotte Kearney Franklin McQuaid Monroe Tony Franklin makes one of his famous moves. Season’s end brought the announcement that Coach Al Almansberger had decided to retire. East players and fans wish “Coach A..” the best of every- thing. The fine East High teams of the past years pay tribute t o his coaching know-how. The antidote for fifty enemies is one friend. — Aristotle 139 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Bottom Row — M. Taylor, J. Taielie, F. Icona, D. Rivaldo, A. Zazzaro, M. Crespo, F. Glover, R. Kimbrew, R. Rutledge, F. Arena, Second Row — J. Levert, T. Hummell, K. Kemp, G. Leslie, P, Fico, W. Damico, S. Colburn, C. Salatino, R. Ashley, D. Thomas, W. Martins, R. Tattimore. Top Row coach — C, Chilton, D. Recmo, T. . J. McKay, F. Lewis, J. Newland, N. Kolovas, C. Smith, D, Cahill, T. Wollschleger, A. Johnson, B. Der Cole, M. Taylor, P. Evans, T. Vasquez, coach — G. Cairo. Junior Varsity football is an important part of East’s athletic program. This fall's team gained valuable experience on the gridiron. The JVs form a sound founda- tion for future East football squads. Mr. Chilton and Mr. Cairo did an excellent job with the 1973 version of the Oriental Ju- nior Varsity. Wait a minute, friend. 140 East's reserves wait their chance. Sometimes I feel I haven't any friends, but my enemies more than make up for missing friendships. Judy Garland Five thousand of my closest friends. Michael Todd Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity! psalms 133:1 141 VARSITY SWIM TEAM SENIOR SWIMMERS Front: A, Hammond, R. Hanahan, C, Marsh, B. Rumbold, J. Stephany, R. Kessler. Back: J. Ambrose, P Vianco, P. Elli, D, Baldwin, M. Ogren, Top: Coach Box, N. Elli. Missing: R. Agnello, C, Handel, Ba Swimming IN LANES, is Fo® East, John ey ANGROSE ee Ron Kessler, Neal Elli, Alan Hammond. JV SWIMMING J. Knapp, D. Wojatasiwiez, D. Johnson, C antino, D. Baker, J. Prattico, Mr. Herbert. Miss- ing: S. Tapp, J. Lombardo, R. Patterson, R Crandall, L. Smith. East swimmers poised for another start. Rick Agnello, City-Catholic Diving Champion. Right, Chris Marsh, an East diving “entry.” 143 Front: F. Glover, A. Bar- ber, J. Rutledge, T. Servati, Middle: F. Arena, C. Kain, G. D'Amico, B. Luce, C. Palmeri, Back: O. Pagan, C. Kegler, T. Kennard,, L. Snyder, C. Shellman, Mr. Spencer. Missing: K. Fair- well, W, D'Amico, C, Reed, R, Williams. VARSITY WRESTLING Coach John Spencer’s Oriental wrestlers, led by Tom Kennard and Chester Shellman, had a very success- ful season finishing high in the City- Catholic league standings. Strong per- formances by several underclassmen mean that East can look forward to more victories next year. On the way to another East pin Another D'Amico victory 144 Kelvin Fairwell stacks a Penfield foe. Predicament: East “But Coach, my arm is stuck!” East is on top again! “My mother does nor have a moustache! 145 JV. WRESTLING Top: D. Cahill, P. Fico, T Franklin, P, Evans, G. Leslie Middle: R. Damato, R. Ander- son, R. Green, J. Rinaldi, Bor- tom: W. Damico, S. DeBeau, J. Nyerges, M. Guarino. JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING Top: D. Leslie, K. Lighthouse, F. Little, M. Somma, G. Roffe. Middle: T. McKay, S. Stra- ton, L, Barber, J. Wailgum, T. Frink. Bottom: J. Barber, J. Ocasio, A. Goodrich, G. Mascioletti “When closeness counts . . .” 146 VARSITY BOWLING Mr. Aguglia, coach, W. Young, C. Lundquist, F. Icona, B, Cal- pus, K. Coro; Missing: Bob Dank The Oriental bowlers had a fine season in 1974, culminating in the cap- ture of the City-Catholic league bowling crown, Mr. Aguglia’s expert advice provided helpful tips; we look forward to future bowling champi- onships. Girls Intramurals: P. Mason, D. Sawyer, R. Spatzer, K. Brown, L. Chadil. “YOU PROBABLY WONDER WHAT I’M DOING HERE. WELL I'M TAKING A SHOWER.” 147 ORIENTALS WIN CITY HONORS; EARN STATE RANKING 174 it Front: R. Brown, mgr., M. Bridges, J. Hunter, B. Marsh, E. Williams, M. Burno, Coach Rizzo; Back: J, Pattist, mgr., arsily S. Matthews, R. Gamble, C. Smith, N. Jones, R. Anderson, Marvin Jones, Mitchell Jones; Missing: V. Dixon, A Trippe Basketball Sal Rizzo had the kind of problem any coach would welcome: too much talent. Four returning starters from ’s once-beated Section V champs made the cinch to repeat as City-Catholic and section This year’s edition of the team was marked by con- tinued strong play by Mitch Jones and Jerry Hunter with added help from Marvin Jones and Ricky Gamble. Through consistent solid play, Gamble emerged as a star-caliber performer. The Jones brothers — one key to the Oriental success 148 “ Mitch Jones’ foul-shooting eye beat Edison in overtime. Whoever said that basketball isn’t a contact sport? 149 SECTIONAL CHAMPS ... AGAIN! Everyone expected East to win the Section V championship again this year; it was no surprise when the Oriental demolished four straight opponents to re-claim the title. Mitchell Jones averaged over 25 points per game and picked up the MVP award for the second straight year. Jerry Hunter’s solid play led to victories over Franklin and McQuaid Possibly the biggest surprise of the tournament was that the Oriental fans finally: showed up to cheer the champions on (Right) Class AA MVP Mitch Jones gets two more. 150 dominated the tournament all-star team almost as much as the tournament itself. Mitch, Jerry Hunter, and the ebullient Ricky Gamble were honored, Marvin Jones deserved to be included in the all- tourney team, but was overlooked. The Orientals got strong pla from sophomore Mike Bridges, Carlton Smith and Norman Jones. Ricky never stopped smiling and winning The spoils of victory! East's winning combination, Marvin and Mitchell Jones, domi- nated both ends of the court. The worst “call” of the entire tourney was the one which left talented Marvin Jones off the All-Tourna- ment team (Left): For a coach who has just won back-to- back Section V titles, Sal doesn't look too happy 5) maybe he’s smiling inside JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Back: J. Thomas, T. Henry, A. Johnson, R. Fielder, F. Alston, Coach Cairo, T. Coleman, B. Bridges, J. Levert, J. Thomas, L. Gilford. Front. K. Daniels, B.Otto, J. Sweedler, L. Sutton, E. Yioulas, A. Davis. Superstars! Warming up and sailing through a game Another two for the Orientals The JVs faced the difficult task of playing in the shadow of the best team in the Upstate area, the varsity. They had a successful season, combining-ex- cellent teamwork and Mr. Cairo’s able coaching. After watching the Oriental JVs, opponents have good reason to fear East High teams for years to come. Fred Alston Art Davis warms up Junior Coleman celebrates. East's defense against Franklin. 153 TRACK ’73 Fred Shellman lunges for a victory Bottom: T. laia, R. Anderson, H. G. Si D. Johnston, J. Dean, C. Harris, Mr. Fagan. ith, V. Dixon, K. Ameele. Top: J. Mitchell, J. Aizstrauts, N. Elli, S. Williams, M. Jones, Marvin Jones, 154 1973 VARSITY BASEBALL Bottom: Mr. Chilton, A. Edwards, T. Bonowitz, J, Christmas, J. Romano, D. Schaeffer, T. Franklin, S. Fitts. Top: M. Fennell, J. Petrus, N. Morrill, J Battaglia, C. Vianco, B, Marsh, R. Proctor Bottom: F. Arena, T. Briggs, C. Kain, J. Re, G. Hawes. Top: E. Yioulas, C. Warner, T. Franklin, J. Vullo, C. Marsh, P. Cavallero, J. Trost, W. Kirchhoff, Mr. Cairo. FRESHMAN BASEBALL Bottom: T. Moran, J. Walsh, K. Day, M. DeRose, J. Piacente. Top: Mr. Metz, K. Presler, P. Sarubbi, F. Kona. B. Chysel, P. Berecz, T Molinari. 155 TENNIS SPRING ’73 Bottom: J. Young, D. Dubin, T. Miller, C. Lundquist. Top: R. Faust, S. Braun, D. Sheldon, B. Blitz, T. Ertsgaard, D. Perry, Mr. Webb. GOLF ’73 J. Laudisi, K. Coro, K. Nacy, B. Dank, Mr. Aguglia. 156 Traditionally the woman’s role in competi- tive sports has been neglected. Once grudging- ly recognized, they were not given the atten- tion they deserved, and until this day have been segregated from males. The div ision is less stringent though; now girls are finally able to enter into Section V Competition. Once brought out from the shadow of boys sports their competence will be proven. GIRLS SPORTS FIELD HOCKEY Bottom Row C. Robinson, P. Richardson, S. White, C Cooper, L. Jones, V. Gilbert, P Greaves, Top Row — E. Beck- ley, C. Williams, D. Robinson, N. Neely, A. White, A. Doger- ty, M. Blancher, D, McCauley GIRLS SWIMMING 1973 JUNIOR HIGH VARSITY GIRLS SOFTBALL — SPRING ’73 Bottom: D. Hughs, B, Marsh, L. Szelag, L. Paige. Top: C. Robinson, A. Nye, V. Yeomas, S. Smashe, D. Dieter, A. Nealy; batter, D Kennedy, catcher, E. Beckley GIRLS TRACK SPRING ’73 jottom: K. Van Bell, T. Bomyea, S. | Robson. Top: S. Bofinger, J. Albert, K. Loughlin, T. Jamison, A. Dimino, C. Cooper, D. Cooper GIRLS BASKETBALL Back G. Carter D. McCauley A. Johnson D. Cooper C. Cooper A. Nealy : iw. 2 y Mists V a J J V s% arm} 3 = V.Gilbert” 147 ) wr . oY POS ley — C. Daise P. Richardson 4 3 E, Beckley R. Johnson ysl Way e C. Williams s ff Missing: A, White Sue Lyon sinks another free throw Gloria Carter and Cookie Williams led this year’s squad to a fine season. Their aggressive play was a rallying point for the whole team. Miss Rich and the entire team deserves congratulations. 160 2 The numerous underclass girls and the strong intramural program give Z = East fans good reason to be optimis- al tic. 1974 was a good season — 1975 should be a great one! Coach Rich plots the victory over Monroe. Sue Lyons and Andrienne Nealy wait for a rebound. Cookie gets two more GIRLS INTRAMURALS Back; J, Nelson, A. Bryant, M. Banks, O, Newton, M. Pacheco, Front: C, Johnson, B. Wilson, R. Newton, E. White. 161 162 VARSITY GYMNASTICS Bottom Row, Left to Right: C. Curran, L. Yudelson, S. Braun, J. Sutton. Middle Row: K. Lewis, J. Albert, S. Gauger, P. Greaves, C. Mallette, P. Cole. Top Row: L. Mabee, M. Dean, S. Parker, R. Mallette, K. Ameele, B. Anderson, The Girl’s Gymnastic Team grows more and more popular with each new year. Under the dedi- cated direction of Miss Blair, junior and senior high girls have practiced and competed with their skills as gymnasts. Raymer, V ernandez. Middl Albert, N, Haus- Bella, D. Paige, M W. Oritz JUNIOR HIGH GYMNASTICS VOLLEYBALL COMPETITIVE SYNCHRONIZED SWIM SYNCHRONIZED SWIM Laurie Bolton with a forehand FALL TENNIS Ruthanne Zimmer- man powers a serve. 165 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Each year, the cheerleaders provide the “ glue’’ to hold East’s sports program together. They arrive at every game and cheer ‘til they’re hoarse whether we win or lose. Because of their dedication and un- daunted enthusiasm, the East cheerlead- ers deserve as much recognition and glory as any championship team. Mary Lou Green: “Maybe little prayer would help.” 166 Varsity tries to drum up enthusiasm before the Madison game. Lefi, one of the infinite number of after school practices we sili can't hear you JV CHEERLEADERS The JV Cheerleaders proved to be a good complement to the var- sity corps. In addition to helping out at varsity games, the JVs led the support of East’s fine JV teams. C. Wood, T. Greene, E. Stabins, K. Loughlin, C. Forbes, D. Bunch, D. Tornabene, C. McClain, B. Marsh, C. Hoffberg 168 Mrs. Marsh, JV Cheerleader adviser, directs Ellen Stabins ina leap. Unfortunately, the JVs often play and are cheered by almost empty stands. “I'm sorry Becky, but I don’t think “Tear out their spines! js an appropriate cheer.” 169 FINALLY 32; ... THE WORK AND FUN AND FRIENDS ARE FINISHED WITH THE SCHOOL YEAR'S END ... ayn 428 STATE STREET PHONE 546-2640 475 E RIDGE ROAD « PHONE 266-6060 Lamps and fixtures for every need (rele Lana du domaine eeten zien cortrntht | keep six honest serving-men (They taught me all | knew); Their names are What and Why and When And How and Where and Who Rudyard Kipling, “The Elephant’s Child Now that you have graduated, Xerox hopes that the questioning mind that has served you so well will now be applied to solving some of the complex social is- sues facing our community. XEROX 172 TID FOR PRIVATE PARTIES 1420 Scottsville Rd, Rochester, New York THE EAST HIGH SCHOOL SUPPLY STORE Congratulates And Gives Best Wishes To Kevin Nacy Scott Lambert Mary Ann Versendaal Gloria Carter And All The Members Of The Class Of 1974 Announcing A Brand-new 2-year Enlistment Idea. If 3 or 4 years in the service is more than you can afford to give right now, consider the Army's new 2-year enli: ment idea. [t's an idea with a choice, You can choose job-training from a wide range of job-training courses. And if you quali- fy, we'll guarantee that training in writing before you enlist. Or you can choose to serve with us in Europe. Either way, you get the same total benefits package us with a longer enlistment Including a new starting salary of $326.10 a month, with a raise to $363.30 in just four months. Why not not talk it over with your local Army Rep- resentative? He’s listed in the Yellow Pages under “Recruit- ing.’ Or give us a call at 800-243-6000, toll free. In Con- necticut, 1-800-882-6500. We understand how expensive auto insurance is for young drivers, Our rates are the lowest in town, Your inquiry is very welcome ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE SHULMAN AGENCY INC. 938 Sibley Tower Building Rochester, New York 14604 Phone: 454-4400 af 5A Ore Only In Today’s Army Army Opportunities 1O7STATESt. ROCHESTER, N.Y. 14614 TEL 232-7424 I'd Like to know more about the new 2-year enlistment in foday's Army Name Address County Education State Date of birth City Zip Phone Soc. Sec. No. (Please print all information) Today's wants to jo’ The snow will melt, But our friendships will always linger Best wishes to our departing seniors Burma Shave C. Jameson Kaiser Jackson E, Thomas (advisors) SKICLUB Discover nuclear power Visit the Brookwood Science Information Center. Get the inside story, From the inside. Learn how RG E’s Ginna plant (next door) will produce electricity, Films, lectures and animated displays make it easy to understand. Come out to Brookwood any Sunday through Thursday from. 10 A.M. to 4 P.M Closed Fridays and Saturdays. You'll he glad you discovered nuclear power Brookwood is located eighteen miles east of Rochester on Lake Road. Dnve out Lake Road to Ontario Center Road. Or out U.S. Route 104 to Ontario Center Road, and north to Lake Roa = ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC a (g NN iF ION LY uy Maal Th f MMH ony] i To the graduating class Accept our respect for solid accomplishment in turbulent times. Take with you the burden of our hopes built on your youth and vigor. Know that we wish you the best in the still more demanding years ahead of you. Believe that happiness, goodwill and peace are indeed attainable human goals. fS . q Pa ™ VARDEN . .- for the Total Approach to a Better Yearboo! Your Official Yearbook Photographer BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’74 FROM THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION 178 SENIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Jobn Aizstrauts Eric Amann Victor Baker Patricia Beisiegel Jonathan Berkner Jackie Bianchi Nancy Bonnadonna Reginald Butler Samuel Cammarata David Caruso Williard Cherry Anne H. Cleveland Peter Constantine Nereida Crespo Norma Diaz Steven Dinicola Jonathan Doherty Shawn Downey Jan Dubin Paula Emmighausen Robert Fingland Steven Foster Stan Fuhry Valerie Fuller Robert Garret John Gladfilter Marjorie Goff James Harris Rose Harron D. Vincent Hegarty Patrick Hennely Raymond Infarinato Jackie Jackson Michael Kalish Iva Katz Michael Kelly Glenn Kritch Michael Kusovski Judson Laird Eric Lambert Alexander Leonhardt Steven Lewis Heidi Linsey Edward Marcoux Jr Anna Marie Martini Christopher MeGall Greg Michaels David Miller Napoleon Moore Kathy Nicolosi John Pavone Gregory Picone Mark Russell Kevin Ryder Cynthia Saracens Mike Session David Steinwachs Laurence Streber Roger Stroyer Michael VanWinkle Edward Van Noy William Weber John Wollschleger Andy Yockel PATRONS Herbert loves Harriet Mr. and Mrs. James Mault Cheese Factory Road Singers Love Leaves a Spot TLC; CLT Mr. M. Twain Kathryn Curran D. Schwartz Free Ireland Best Wishes to Class of '74 Elaine Primavera Tom and Jessi Hamknox Lives Forever (Flot) Good Luck to the Class of ‘74 Alfred J. Valvano Mr.H.L. Kramer Son Mrs. Wilna Kyle A Friend Mrs, Brown The Pedestal Nereida B. Crespo We Love Us — Bob and Holly M.G. Kammerer NE(1)(4)(10)S? Christopher Spielmann The JV Cheerleaders Boy Blue — Carl Big Al S.R. Tisa Mrs. Jerold Usdane ia: The Wet Look 371 Dylan Tommy Gillett Phyllis Follett Joseph DeRoller Mrs. John Meranda Gary J. Herbert The Fagan Family Paul J. Dupre Mr. Mrs, Gilbert Crane Nothing’s Better Than HamKnox Steve Re and Tricia Marrocco Mr. Giagos East Soccer Club Mr. Van Allen Shul-Shul F.L. Vance Connie and Oscar Love Is Us — Paul W. Ruth K, Gary Litto and Jackie Johncox James W. Hall Bo-didly loves Mar Each man’s ascendency to his next level of consciousness occurs when he is ready. PAX. Jackson and Shirley Thomas CHEM CLUB IS ACTION! 1) Field Trips 2) Speakers 3) Camping Expedition 4) Magic Show 5) and More! 179 THE COMFORT OF HAVING A FRIEND MAY BE TAKEN AWAY, But NOT THE | q � WE, This page is blank. ep Bom uy WP Has Ww ' Oo 4 e Since eee ne p ny Cot | oh eT st 2 bor | aaa —— — He oe. 2� eGre 8 a SY Ti f ood | Ciends @ S f i [2 N e 7 , y ') y — Gf NI gS we ew e lo e 7, © Helgi soastay A ‘