East High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Burns, John Mandolin Club 3; Due to the fact that “slow, but sure” seems to be John’s motto, he can be depended upon to finish successfully any task which is allotted to him. In his care things are handled with the steadiness and sureness that mark cfiiciency. Cage, Ethiielda Bernice Glee Club 2, 3; Piper 4; “Better late than never” seems to be Ethel da’s motto. This happy-go-lucky maiden didn’t go in very extensively for activities during her first three years, but made up for everything in her Senior year. Ethelda has a great deal of dramatic ability which she displayed very effectively in our school play. Calabrese, Erma Marie Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3; Erma is one of our star forwards in basketball. Her ability as an actress has also been proved by the plays she has helped to “put over”. She is hoping to continue her musical training at Oberlin or Carnegie Tech. Chandler, Mary Doris Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President Girls’ Club 1; Sunrise Staff 4; “Now from head to foot I am marble-constant.” Any one in need, turns to Doris, for she is ever willing to lend a helping hand. In a few years, Doris will b leading ome fortunate children through the intricacies of spelling and arithmetic. Clough, Ruthann Champion Gle Club 2; Oratorical Club 3; Ruthann is our shy little senior who has always a smile for every one. All who know her, heartily wish her success in whatever she takes up. Page sixteen

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Anderson, Carl Edward Printers’ Trade Course. 2, 3; Carl has had very little time for activities. His concern along that phase of school life is summed up by Byron's words: “Among them, but not of them.’’ He has done very excellent work in the printers’ trade class. Like many students Carl has not decided upon his life work. Becker, Alberta Henrietta Glee Club 1; Mandolin Club 3; A meek little miss is Alberta, but who said she was never ready for fun? At geometry she is a “shark” and blesses a class of boys with her presence through the intrigues of “solid.” She is planning to be someone’s capable “stenog.” We are sure she will succeed, for to fail is not in her line. Brady, Charles John Boys’ Club, 3; Tennis Club, 3; Glee Club, 2; Tennis has only recently been Charles’ sole interest in East High athletics. Brady has been most willing in transporting our athletic teams. Charles, as rumors state, is deeply interested in electricity. In fact he expects to take an electrical engineering course at the famous Massachusetts Institute of Technology. “Chuck” work hard! Brennan, Marie Dorothy Glee Club 1, 3; Quaint? Quiet? Yes, both. She is both quiet and quaint. She has been a staunch supporter of all activities. Marie may be classified as one of those who defy defeat, always having a cheery word when things look blackest. Her encouragement and help will be greatly misses when she leaves. Burke, John Joseph Debating 3; Valedictorian Behold the perfect student! The pride and joy of all his teachers! John didn’t go in much for activities, but when it comes to studies this young lad takes the leading place. He intends to make a name for himself in the literary world. Page fifteen

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Condky, Josephine Commercial Class Graduate; Was ever anyone who sought friendship from Josephine disappointed? Never! She is friend to all, foe to none. Ii ing quiet and reserved, she did not greatly indulge in any particular activity but supported all. We predict she will make someone a valuable private secretary. Cross, James Harrington Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Sunrise 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2; Mgr. Swimming Team 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Captain Tennis Team 4; Jim has been a hearty supporter of activities during his high school course, havinng acted in tne role of athlete and musician as well as journalist. He intends to continue his school life at Penn State next fall. Damcott, Victor Basketball 3; Engineer’s Club 3; Victor came to us from Clymer, Pa., for the third and fourth years of his high school life. “Hutch” has plenty of what we call “class spirit” and is an enthusiastic supporter of all school athletics. Deigan, Celesta Miriam East High acquired a new member in demure Celesta. As she is a newcomer she has not had time to enter into many activities. Her charming and modest manner, however, nave gained for her many friends during her brief stay at our Alma Mater. Duell, William Football 3, 4; The hearts of men are their books; events are their tutor's; great actions are their eloquence. Page seventeen