East High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Sunrise t Shadle, June Kafalowski, Martha Levandowski, Casimir Brea ill t. Joan Jones, Alma Associate Business Manager Typist, Sports Editor Business Manager Editor-in-Chief Literary Editor I’ruzinskv, Mike Yollmer, Jeanne Taylor, James Felherg, Florence Stephany, John Joke Editor Art Editor Art Stenographer Circulation Manager Magee, (Geraldine Johnson, Jeanne ktidlak, John Cody, Klizahet h Harper, Eleanor Stenographer Associate Editor Assistant Joke Editor Joke Editor Stenographer Blaszezyk, Stella Wallace, Edwin Chiz, Theresa St under, William Blakey, Velma Assistant Sports Editor Assistant Literary Editor Assistant Literary Editor Jr. Assistant Business Manager Assistant Editor FACULTY ADVISERS Mr. Heck, Mr. Ilarhold. Miss Burns 13

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Seniors ‘•Romeo and Juliet A magnificent marble ball room, the scene of gaiety and splendor. Lovely girls in fine, silk gowns glided by with their escorts in time with enchanting music. A handsome stranger at tender! that dance and, as fate willed it, attracted the sparkling eyes of a very charming young lady. Romance bloomed at first sight and this young “Juliet became increasingly fond of her Romeo. Juliet was charming and very loveable. She always carrier! herself with the dignity and grace which was due in her high station. But as the course of true love never did run smooth” the young lovers were unavoidably disturbed by stirring questions and quarrels which persons in their estate seldom escape. They were carried on by a tide of circumstances to the place where it became necessary that they rely on their own ingenuity and ability. It was now their task to play well their roles in the (ireat Play on the stage of Life. 14