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Dedication With the deepest admiration for her scholarly teaching and in appreciation of her friendly guidance, we, the members of the Sunrise Stall’, dedicate this annual to Miss Augusta Gerboth School Board, City of Erie Herman C. Grose Carl A. Sapper George O. Moore Superintendent of Schools Secretary Assistant Superintendent of Schools Felix Shubert, M.D. Bertha Winter Mahoney John Reinhold, Jr. Guy C. Houghton, M.l). J. C. Baumann John K. Dolucrk, M.l). Vice President of Hoard .Milton SchafTner John McDonald Dr. Robert W. Shepard President of Hoard 8 9 Pilots and Co-Pilots I JOHN W. HAY, Principal FLORENCE BURGER, Assistant Principal H. C. GILLESPIE, Assistant Principal CAROLYN ALDEN, English LAURA ALLEN, Geography JOHN ALEXICK, Biology WALTER ANDERSON, (ieneral Shop ART!II R ARROWSMITU, (ieography and History ADELAIDE BACHMAN, Mathematics JOHN BALLA, Library Science WILLIAM BANNISTER, Science JAMES BARBER. Civics and History CHARLOTTE BEHRENS. English FLORENCE BETTS, English ADELINE BLAIR. Tyfmeriting and Shorthand MARGARET BONNELL, Cookery JENNIE BUELENS, French ESTHER BRYAN, World History TERESA BURNS, English CLARA CARLSON, World History MARTHA CHAMBERLAIN, English CATHERINE CHRISTOPH, History JOSEPH CHRISTOFF. Commercial Arithmetic. Algebra and Solid Geometry DOROTHY DAVIES, Civics MARGARET DEAN, Business Principles DOROTHY DIEFENDORF, Swimming VIOLA DIEFENDORF, Sewing AUGUSTA GERBOTII, Stenography and Typewriting ELEANOR GOOD, Music PAUL GLATZERT. Economics and dries RALPH HARBOLD. U. S. History and P. (). I). HENRY IIIOCk. Bookkeeping GERTRUDE HUGHES. English .1AM ES F. II YDE, Physical Education WALTER JAMESON, Junior High Shop W AI ,T 10 R JORDAN, WooduH)rking Shop NAN JOSSELYN, Civics I). 10. KELLOGG, Drafting EMMA kOIORBIOR, Sewing LYDIA klORN, German JACK kOM()R A. Swimming MINETTA KUPIOR M AN, (ieography and H istory TEKLA LAFFIOY, Mathematics NORMAN MAC DONALD, Science LILLIAN McCONKEY, Art BETTY McLAUGHLIN, Librarian MARY McMAHON, English MAUDE MEAD, (dries ami Commercial (ieography CLY DE MERR I LEES, Bookkeeping CHARLES MICHALSKI, Speech RUTH MILLOY . Latin GILBERT MUNZ. Science and Physics MARGARET NASH. Mathematics JOHN . N10 AS 10. Stenography (JUST A V N ELSON. Music .110A N N10 NUBER, English and Typewriting ELIZABETH O’CONNOR. Home Economics MARGARET PARKER. Sewing STANLEY PERRY. Science and Hygiene k ATI II0R I N 10 PI LLI0. Physical Education EDWARD RICART. Music S. M. RORR, Ceome ry a ml Mathematics CALLA R. ROTH. English CECILIA RYBINSKI. PolishJmIin and H istory R L A NCI 110 SAC k ETT, English LOUISE SCHLINDWEIN, History and Sewing MAUD SLOAN. English ELEANOR SMITH. Biology and Science SARA SPETZ. Geography ETHEL THOMPSON. Commercial rithmetic EMMA VANCE. Art ANNA M. WALSH, Algebra WYNNE WARREN, English ELIZABETH WILBERT, TypewrUing and Bookkeeping CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Chemistry and Advanced Science ELEANOR YOUNG, English FLORENCE STOLTZ. Clerk MABEL COOPER, Clerk THERESA KUBIAK, Clerk 11 12 ■ I 13 l ditor-in- Ihief Georgianna Elber Business Manager Henry Steadman Assistant Business Manager Clarence Bukowski Literary Kali tor Coleman Dtiell Assistants to Literary Editor Assistants to Kdi tor-in-Chief Donald Carlson Mary .1. Considine Jean Ainacher Vangella kapsalaki Dorothy Brice Dorothy Carnahan SportsMCditor Jack Dailey Art Stair Assistants Georgia Chronis Edna Mae Will Leona Johnson Harry Sosey Stenographers (aeraldine Caution Margaret. Bahlak Edward kuhinski Marie Schemeok Athena Vico Eleanore Ahramoski Catherine Doyle Marge Handley 14 I February 1939 Graduates Mid-Year Commencement Program Invocation Merer end C. Edgar Downing Orchestra: Triumphal March from “Sigurd Jorsalfar” _ Edvard Grieg Hast High School Orchestra Sextetle: The Call of the Morning.........................................Alfred Silver Music When Soft Voices Die _ Charles Wood Allah's Holiday Ruth Harrison Jean Hunter Warren Morgan Dolores Morris June Pratt Rudolf Frirnl Violet Walker Jean Weinheimer Accompanist I’iano, Four Hands: Waltzes, Opus 39 Georg Currier and Jean Hunter Johannes Brahms SYMPOSIUM Orientation: From Grade School to High School My Home Hoorn Program: My Choice of Studies Five Paths Available Vocational ()pportunity Decisions Required Subjects Kleclive Subjects Majors and Minors Schedule Making Enrichment: Clubs Social Life (itiidance Another Year For the Future Dolores Morris Joseph Pelack Marie I runoff A udrey Floyd Mildred Sterretl Vidoria Talkowski Florence tiedhind Michael Sorek Paul Killicit John Chimenfi Marie Schemerk t rth nr A lent ash in Helen Healing Irene Pierzonski Thoddens Sufeck i Remarks John W. Pay. Principal Presentation of Diplomas: George (). Moore. Assistant Superintendent Zelda M. Jones School Song: Fast High Members of the Graduating Class (Audience standing) ._x. Ager, Helen Helen’s genial disposition has helped her to make many friends. “M” Club 2, 3, 4; Yale Pictures Club 2, 3; Knitting 2, 3; Typing 4. Amendola, Arthur Our flashy quarter-back. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4: Track 1. 2; Football Rules Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Tumbling 1, 2; Gym Review 2. Baskin, Florence Winning Smiles. Archery 1, 2; Tennis 1; Needlecraft 1, 2, 3; Band 1. 2, 3. Bleb I, Kdward Eddie has a cherry word for everyone. Football 3; Swimming 2. Chi men ti, John A personality that grows and grows. Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2, 3; Football Rules Club 1,2, 3,4; Tumbling 1.2; Gym Review 2. Alex, Theodore Ted is alert, quiet and likeable. Typing 4. Baskin, Emma Well-liked by everyone. Tennis; Needlecraft; Archery. Bicrzonski, Irene She’s our sunshine girl. Thrift Club 1, 2. Borkowski. John Remember John—the tall handsome blond? Football 3; Dramatics 1,2; Astronomy 2-; Dancing 2, 3; Water Polo 3; A Capj ella Choir 4; Student Council 4. Dcmhinski, Eleanor Wre like her quiet charm. Tap Dancing 1: Basketball 1, 2. 3; Volleyball 1.2; Track 2. 3; Poetry Club 2; Dramatics 2; Knitting 3; Needlecraft 3, 4. 13 X Demyanovich, George Athletic ability plus dancing skill plus winning personality equals “Demmy.” Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3, X: Track 3; Football Rules Club 2. 3, I; Golf 3, X. Floyd, Audrey Behind her shy smile is true friendship. “M Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Gym Review 1. 2. 3: Style Review 1. 2, 3; Honor Society 4; Commencement Speaker 4. Gorman, William So little; yet so big. Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Orchestra 2; Garden Club 2. 3; Musical Review 4. Harrison, Ruth Always willing to lend a hand. Knitting 1, 2, 3, 4; A Cappella 3, 4. Hendrie, Betty With sparkle in her eyes. Dietrich, Paul Always ready for service. Football I. 2, 3, 4: Track 1.2; Football Rules Club I. 2. 3. 4. Gdaniec, William A late but welcome mem-Iht to our class. Ilalias, Felix A future Jon Hall. Track I; Forest Club 2; Tennis Club 2; Swimming 2. 3, 4; Water Polo 2, 3, 4. I ledlund. Florence She has a knack for making friends. Ball Boom Dancing 4; Style Review 2. 3; “M Club 4; Honor Society 4; Commencement Speaker 4. Hess, Esther Our loyal friend. Drum and Bugle 1, 2, 3, 4; Movie Club 3, 4; Track 2; Gym Review 3, 4. 1) Homicz, Lily Calm in manner. Girl Reserves 1; Marching Unit 1, 2; Movie Club 1; Sunrise Staff 4; Gym Review L 2. Huzar, Steve Push, pep, and popularity. Track 2, 3, 4; Water Polo 3, 4; Chain Lightning 3; Dancing 4. Kalivoda, Raymond Late comer to our class. Kleinushin, Arthur Can we forget Art’s clever act on class day? Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Intramural 1, 2, 3; Football 2. kulicli, Paul Paul is distinguished for his ability to get a laugh from a group. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Intramural 1, 2. 3; Science Club 3, 4; Student Council 3. Hunter, Jean Have you read Jean’s latest mystery story? I lostess Club 1; Knitting 1. Kaday, Walter Steadfast and sincere— that’s our Walter. Archery 3; Tennis 3; Dancing 4. Keating, Helen Outstanding in her work. “M” Club 3; Needlecraft 3; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2; Commencement Speaker 4; Honor Society 4; Student Council 4. Kiiecht, Edward Loyal friend. Stamp Club 2; Debate 2; Garden Club 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Dancing 4. Lanagan. Helen A delightful friend and cheerful companion. Gym Review 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2; Dancing 2, 3; Knitting 2, 3; ‘M” Club 2, 3, 4. 20 Lang, Alfred A1 lias a smile for everyone, and everyone has a smile for Al. Hi-Y 2, 3. 4; Dancing 3; Track 3; Radio 4; Tennis 3. Leto, Mary Desirous of success. Dancing 3, 4; Needlecraft 1, 2, 3. 4. Maloney, Joseph John Everybody’s rooting for Joe. Yale Club 3: Football Rules 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Track 3. Michali. Casimir “If you want a thing well done,’ —let Casimir do it. Moving Operating Activity 3; Reading Activity 2; Typing Activity 4. Moser, Mildred We wish her the best of everything. Swimming 1, 2; Typing Activity 3, 4. LeonofT, Marie Dashing blonde. Popular Song Activity 1; Ballroom Dancing 1: Swimming Activity 1: Tennis 1; “M“ Club 2; Prom Committee 4. Levy, Rebeeca IvOyal to her many friends. Markham, Sheldon Mark him down for success. Hadio 4; Dancing 4. Morris, Dolores Her cheerful disposition and singing ability should carry her far. Girls Chorus 1, 2; Fancy Work 3; Musical Review 4; Sunrise 3; Commencement Speaker 4; Honor Society 4. Murphy, Joseph He has a rare sense of humor. Football 1; Dramatics 2, 3. 4: Dancing 3; “Here Comes Charlie’ 2; “The Poor Nut” 3; Chain Lightning 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Hi-Y 1, 2. 3, 4; Student Council 4. 21 Musser, Hetty Always cheerful, pray, and smiling. Ballroom Dancing I. 2: Drum and Bugle Corps I. 2; “M Club I. 2; Gym Review I; Girls’ Chorus I; Popular Song Activity 4. O'Brien, Robert Happy-go-lucky. Garden Club 2, 3: Junior Debating Club I. 2: Track 4; Football 2, 3. 4; Football Buies Club 3, 4. Phillips, Richard He was our farmer friend at class night program. Pietrzuk, Alfreda A lovely, clever miss—the perfect comhination. Pratt, June Vivacious leader. Senior Prom Chairman: M” Club 3, 4; Dramatics 3: Puppet Show 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 3; A Cappella Choir 3, 4. Nelson, Arthur What little miss inspires Arthur? Track 2, 3; Band 1; Dancing 3, 4; Boxing 2, 3; Tennis 3; Gym Review 1. Petack, Joseph Our plunging fullback. Football 2, 3. 4: Basketball 2. 3, 4; Football Rules Club 2, 3, 4. Pienczykowski, I led wig She shall have music where- ever she goes. Pope, Lee June A sophisticated someone. Typing Activity 1, 2. 3. 4; Ballroom Dancing 1; Beading Club 1, 2. Razanowski, John He’s tht life of the party. Dancing 4. 22 Savilla, Louise Short, blonde and very pretty. Ballroom Dancing 1; Camera Club 2; Diving 1; Life Saving 1; Tennis 2; Sewing 2; Typing Activity 3; Knitting 1. Simon, Lillian A mischievous funster. Slagter, Meryl One of our personality boys. Football 1, 2. 3; Tennis 3; Dancing 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Radio 4. Smith, .Marjorie Klainc Typical American girl. Archery 1, 2; Swimming 1, 2; German Club I. 2; Tennis Club 3: “M” Club 3, 4; Style Show 3. Sperides, Thomas T. Talented. S. Studious. Track 1; Intramural Basket ball 2, 3; Garden Club 3. 4. Schemeck, Marie Our red-head has a personality as lovely as her hair. Girl Reserves 1; Marching l nil 2; Knitting 2; Movie Club 3: Needlecraft 3; Sunrise Staff 4; Sewing 1, 2. 3, 4; Style Show 3; Gym Review 2; Swimming 1. 2; Commencement Speaker 4. Skovron, Felwarel We were amused with Ed’s part in Class Night Program. Travel Club 1. 2; Yale Series 1. 2. Slow. Elens?! Singing lady. Tap Dancing 4; Knitting 3; Needlecraft 4; Girl Reserves 1. Smith, Richard Dick has had an active school life, and has made many friends through his sincerity. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 2, 3. 4. Sterrett, Mildred As lovely as the rose in her cheeks. Gym Review 1: Rand 1, 2: Tom-Tom Staff 4; Typewriting Activity 3; Dancing 3; Style Show 1. 2; Dramatics 1. 23 Sulecki, Thaddeus A master-mind. Tom Tom 2; Dancing Club 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Club 1. 2; Tennis Club 2; Movie Projector Operator’s Club 3; Typewriting Club 3; Polish Club 3. Sullivan, Betty Quiet Irish lass. Girl Reserves 1; Dancing 1. 2; Movie Club 1; “M” Club 2, 3; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2; Needlecraft 1, 2. Walker, Violet As sweet as her name implies. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2; Dramatics 3; Girls’ Chorus 1. 2; Mixed Chorus 3; A Cappella 4; Knitting 4; Ring Committee 4: Dance Committee 4. Wisniewski, Ruth A clever seamstress. Camera Club 1; Thrift Club 1. Sidkowski, Alfred Our eagle-eyed Robin Hood. Science Club 1; Travel Club 2; Dancing 3, 4; Tennis Club 1. Tulkowski, Victoria Victoria, the brilliant. Gym Review 1, 2, 3; Marching Unit 2; Volleyball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2. Weinheimer, Jean Our popular songbird will find her name in lights some day. “M” Club 1, 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2; Dramatics 3, 4; Secretary of Class 3. 4. Xamierowski, Dorothy A bright-eyed Miss with dancing feet. Knitting 1, 2; Typing 1, 2, 3, 4. 24 Abramoski, Kleanore A conscientious worker. Dramatic Club 3; “M” Club 3, 4; Thrift Club 2. 3; Tennis 2: Sunrise Staff 4. Alexander, Marjorie Bubbling over with personality. Basketball 1.2; Volleyball 1. 2; Beading Club; ‘M” Club 3, 4. Amacher, Jean Beady to serve. Tom-Tom 1; Tennis 2; Debating 3; Sunrise 4: “M” Club 2. 3. 4; Basket ball I. 2: Volleyball I. 2; “M” Club Historian 3. 4. Amendola, Lena A future homemaker. Knitting 1.2; Cooking I. Anderson, Kobert Good pal. Hl-Y 2. 3. 4: Chess I; Swimming 2; Dramatic Club L Adamczyk, Ann Impartial in judgment. Necktie Activity 3; Knitting 4. Alstadt, Donald The youth replies. “I can.” Horticulture Club 1; Scholarship Club 1. 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; 'Fable Tennis Activity 4. Amendola, Albert A loyal supporter. Football 1, 2. Anderson, Mildred Blond loveliness. Drum and Bugle 1, 2, 3. 4; “ 1” Club 2, 3. 4; Dancing 3. 4; (iirl Reserves 1; Tap Dancing 1, 2. 3; Needlecraft 3. 4. Askine, Betty Jane Twinkling trumpeter. Drum and Bugle 3, 4; Marching Unit 1, 2; “M” Club 2, 3, 4; Girl Reserves 1; Dancing 4; Tap Dancing 1, 2, 3. 26 Austin, Jane Louise Friendly frivolity. “M” Club 3, 4; A Cappellu Choir 3; Knitting 3; Dancing 3, 4; Tennis 4; Cooking 3. Barb, Marilyn A cheerful heart. “M” Club 2, 3. 4; Gym Review 1: A Cappella Choir I; Verse Choir I; Dramatics I; Sunrise collector. Bennett, Ruby A “jewel” for a friend. Horezon, Sophie Demure and friendly. Necktie Club 3; Knitting Club 4. Brackett. Clifford Attention: Mr. Brackett! logic 3; Track 2; Dancing 2. 3; Chess 3. 4. Bahlak, Margaret Ambitious to be a mannequin. Dancing 1, 2. 3, 4: Gym Review 1. 2. 4; Tom Tom 4: Sunrise 4; Marching Unit 2. 3; “M” Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Dramatics 2: Movie Club 3; Drum and Bugle Corps 1: Knitting 2. Balinski. Julia Brown eyes and curls. Tennis Club; Necktie Club. Bessmer, Lenore Her musical voice will always bring cheer. Drum and Bugle Corps 3. 4; Ballroom Dancing 3; “M” Club 2. 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Gym Review 1, 2. 3. 4; Activity Singing 3. 4; Student Council 3; Jazz Orchestra 2: 3 Keys Trio 3. Bowers, Miami Smiling eyes with dimples applied. Knitting 1.2; Dancing 1,2; ecdlecraft 1. 2; Volleyball: Basketball; Gym Review I: Archery: M” Club 1. Brewer, Margaret Personality and pep. Marching Unit 2, 3: Knitting 1; “M” Club I. 2. 3. 4: Cooking 3; Ballroom Dancing 3. 4; Popular Singing 3: Dramatics 1; Girls’ Chorus. 27 Brice, Dorothy The little Princess. Drum and Bugle 1, 2. 3, 4; Gym Review 1, 2, 3; Spring Circus 3; Dancing 3: Sunrise Staff 4; M” ('.lull 2. 3, 4; Logic Club 3. Brzozowski, Kdimind Stalwart. Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Hill Billies 3; Swimming 3. Bukowski, Clarence Keep laughing, Clarence. Hi-Y 4; Sunrise 3, 4; Color Guard 2, 3, 4; Debate 2. 3; Honor Society 4; Bing Committee 4; Jr. Dramatics 1; Vice President of Class 2, 3; Student Council 2. Burke, Helen A friendly maid. Knitting: Typing 1; “M” Club. Cannon, Anne So gay and fair. Junior Girls’ Chorus 1; Senior Girls’ Chorus 1; Dancing 2, 3; Typing 4; “M” Club 2, 3, 4. Brink, Mary Jane Business ability. Marching Unit 1, 2; Ballroom Dancing 1, 2; Cooking 1; Typing 1: Archery 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1; Volleyball 1; “M” Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Buchanan, Jay Wit and humor Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Sr. Class Secretary; 11B Vice President: Commencement Speaker; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Logic. Burgnon, Donald Stout-hearted. Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1,2. CabalofT, Agnes Industrious school girl. Knitting 1; Tennis 1; Typing 4; “M” Club. Caution, Geraldine Fresh as a daisy. Girl Reserves V; Knitting 2, 3; Sunrise Staff 4; “M” Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Popular Singing 3. 211 Carlson, Donald Clever Don will go far with his magnetic personality. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Football 1; Honor Society 3. 4; Dramatics 1, 2; Class Officer 4; l gic Club 3; Ili-Y 4; Track Manager 4; Inter-mural Basketball 1; Sunrise StalT 4; Officers of the Bound Table 3; Commencement lie-search 4; Student Council 4. Chaffee, Grace Vim, vigor and vitality. “M Club 1. 2; Girl Deserves I, 2; Knitting 1; Dancing 1. 2, 3, 4; l ap Dancing 1,2; Sunrise Collector 3. Chronis, Georgia Glamorous. Drum and Bugle Corps 3, 4; Auditorium Major 4; Student Council 4; Sunrise Stall 4; “M” Club Cabinet 3, 4; Style Show 2, 3; Tennis 2; Swimming. Life Saving I, 2; Girls Chorus 1,2; Basketball 1. 2; Ballroom Dancing 3; Volleyball 1, 2; Gym lie-view 1, 2. Clouser, Byron A worry proof disposition. Football 1; Football Buies 1. 2; Stage Manager 1, 2; Dancing 1; Track 1; Inter-mural Basketball 1, 2. Constantine, Robert One of our personality boys. Itadio Club Is Camera Club 1,2; Stage Crew 2, 3; Swimming 2, 3; Dancing 1, 2, 3. Carlson, Fskil See Eskil and Einstein doing big things in the future. Boys Chorus 1; Itadio Club 1: Dramatics 1; Choir 2; Astronomy Club 2; Photography 2. 3, 4; Football 2; Dancing 4; Radio Club 2, 3,4. Chellis, .Mont Rose Capable leader. National Honor Society 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3. 4: Girls’ Chorus 1, 2: Singing Activity 3. 4; Gym Review 3; Glee Club 1. Cieslak, Julia Worth her weight in gold. Necktie Club 3. Considinc, Mary Jane Charming colleen. Marching Unit 2; Girl Reserves 1; Popular Singing 3; Dancing 3; D gic Club 2; “M” Club 2, 3, 4; Tom-Tom Stair 4; Sunrise Stall 4; Commencement Research 4. Conway, Ann Bundle of Fun tied with the string of Laughter. Dramatics 1. 3; Swimming 1; Marching Unit 2: Dancing 2; Typing 4: Gvm Review I. 2; Volleyball 1. 2; Style Show 1; “M” Club 2, 3, 4. 29 Coursen, Jean Charming and sweet. Cheerlending 3, V; Student Council 3, 4; Tom-Tom 2. 3, 4. Dailey, Jack Our busy executive. Senior Class President; Student Council President: Sunrise StalT 3, 4: Scholarship Club 2; Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3; Commencement Research 4: Auditorium Major 4; Honor Society 3. 4. DeTnerk, George Man of the soil. Football 1. 2. 3, 4. DeVogc, Charlotte A leader in the social whirl. “M” Club Secretary 4; Bing Committee; Announcements 4; Girls’ Chorus 1. 2. Domhrowski, Frank Do we like “Fudge?” Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Track 1, 2; Football Rules Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3; Ili-Y 4. Coyne, Mildred Smiling pleasantries. Ballroom Dancing 3: Marching Unit 2. 3; Dramatics 2; “M Club 4. Damico, Nardv Music Maestro, please! Dramatics 3; Guitar Club 2: Hill Billies 1. 2. 3. Detzel, Fred Socrates in the clothing of Puck. Chess Club 3, 4. Domhrowski, Alex Effervescent smile. Intramural Basketball 1.2; Football Club 3. 4: Basketball 3. 4: Football 4: Track 4; National Honor Society 4. Domhrowski, Irene Curly top. Knitting 2, 3. 30 Douglas, .Mary Gracious lady. Student Council I; Dancing 1; Knitting 2; Sewing 2; Activity Choir 3; “M” Club 2. 3. 4. Duell, Coleman Destined for fame because of his magnetic personality. Garden Club 1, 2; Scholarship Club 2; Sunrise Stair 3. 4: Honor Society 4; Commencement Research 4. Dzuricky, Mary Genial and true. Swimming; Thrift Club; “M” Club Fiber, Georgianna First Lady. Dramatics 1; Drum and Bugle Corps 2. 3, 4; Gym Review 1. 2. 3; Dancing 1, 2. 3; Sunrise Staff 3. 4; “M” Club President 4: National Honor Society 4; Commencement Research 4. Ettwein, Donald Prince charming. Travel Club 2; Junior Chorus 3; Hi-Y 3, 4. Doyle, Catherine When Irish eyes are smiling. Drum and Bugle 1. 2. 3. 4; Ring Committee 3; Gym Review I. 2. 3; Dancing 3; Sunrise Staff 4: ‘M” Club 2. 3. 4; Cap and Gown Committee 4; Tennis 2: Basketball 1. 2; Archery I. 2. Duska, Sylvester Our good-natured “Syl. Movie Club L 2; Speech Club: Intramural Basketball 1. 2. Eckert, William Rosy-cheeked Bill. Stamp Club 1.2; Archery 1. 2 : Dancing 1: Business as a profession 1: Movie Club 1: Intramural Basketball 1. Erb, Marjorie Sweet miss. “M” Club 1, 2; Knitting 1: Archery; Needlecraft I, 2: Thrift Club 1. Feyas, Agnes Sweet in manner. Knitting. 31 Fioretti, Kdwanl w I he deep-voiced he man type. Cartoon Club 1; Chess Club 2, 3, V: Track 2. Flanagan, Paul llis serious lace belies his Irish wit. Tom-Tom Stall’ I; Camera Club 3. Flick, John A “Flickering” smile. Intramural Basketball 2: Band 1. 2, 3: Basketball 4; Ili-Y 2. 3. 4; Track Manager 2. 3: Swimming and Water Polo 3; Ix gic Club 3: A-Cappella 4. Gardner, Vincent So full of mirth. Tennis 2; Water Polo 2. 3; Dancing 3; Swimming 2; Camera Club 3; Operetta 4; Archery 2. Gensheimcr, Joseph Watch this good-looking Cadet. Football I. 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Football Activity I. 2, 3, 4. Fitzgerald, Bichard An agreeable sort of chap. Band 1.2; Track 1. 2. 3; Chess Club 3; Garden Club 4; Travel I. Fletcher, Louise “Valiant” is the name for Ix)uise. Cal I ina, Anthony We take a tumble for Anthony. Foot ball 1,2; Dancing 3. 4; Track 1, 2. 4; Gymnastics 3, 4. Cenele, Helen A typical daughter of southern skies. Knitting 1, 2; Cooking I. Gleeos, G« orge Makes a last ing impression. Camera Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Copper Club 3, 4. 32 Gorski, Helen Gossman, Melvin Small in stature, big in thought, Willing to help anyone in want. Swimming 1; Volleyball 1, 2; Tumbling 1, 2; “M” Club 1; Tap Dancing 1, 2. Grant, David An advocate of the lighter side of life. Travel Club 1; Garden Club 1; History Club 2; Camera Operating Club 2; Chess Club 3, 4; Movie Club 2; Dancing 3. Grugin, Margaret Advertisement for pep. Dramatics 1; Style Show 1; M” Club 3, 4. Handley, .Marge “Dark Eyes.” Drum and Bugle 1, 2. 3; Sunrise 4; “M” Club 2, 3, 4. Hawryliw, Mike A thoughtful listener. Swimming and Water I’olo; Commencement Hesearch 4. Joy-seeker. Camera Club 1. 2: Copper Club 2; I 'not ball Buies 3; Football 2, 3; Swimming 3; Garden Club 4. Gregerotr, Margaret A shy little miss. Swimming 1, 2; Track 1; Hostess Club 3; Dancing 3. Hammerman, Kdward Idealist. Swimming; Water Polo. llarayda, William “Lefty,” our all around sports advocate. Harmonica Club 3: Badio Club 4; Track 4. Ilcibcl, Kathryn Quiet and efficient. “M” Club. 33 Henry, Hetty Happy as the day is long. Ncedlecraft 3; Knitting 3. flirt, Willard Our master of ceremonies. Senior Debating 2. 3. 4; Cartoon 1; Tom-Tom 1: Student Council 3. I loldswort h. Hose Sweet as a rose. Marching Unit 2, 3; Chorus 1. Hultquist, Betty Our flaxen-haired songstress. Drum and Bugle 3. 4; “M” Club 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Girls Chorus 1. Irwin, W ilia Vene Appreciative High house, Mary Alice Not too tall, not too small. Her friendliness pleases all. Camera Club 2, 3; “M” Club 4. HofTman, Arthur “Sturdy and staunch he stands.” Ilornyak, Mary Quiet personality. Music Club 3; Volleyball 1. Hutton, Andrew He speaks for himself. Garden Club 1; Debate Club 2, 3, 4. Johnson, Leona Artistic hands that make magic on paper. Art 1, 2, 3. 4; “M” Club 3, 4; A Cappella 3; Sunrise 4; Popular Singing 3. 34 Jones, Dorothy “Dot” and dash. Dancing 1. 2; “M” Club 2, 3; Gym Review 1, 2; Spring Circus I, 2; Girls’ Chorus I; Ballroom Dancing 2. Kaminski. Genevieve Ever dependable. Volleyball 1; Basketball 1; Tennis 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Tom-Tom 4. Karuha, Larry East will miss his athletic ability. Football Rules 1, 2, 3, 4; Football I. 2. 3, 4: Jr. Basketball 1; Sr. Basketball 2, 3. 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Kinsel, Tlieresc Amiable. Swimming 1; Girls’ Water Polo 1; Marching Unit 2, 3. Komorek, John Pleasant to talk with. Ixigic Club; Intramural Basketball 3. Kaday, Helen Barrel of fun. Knitting I. 2, 3; Ballroom Dancing; Thrift Club. Kapsalaki, Vangela Height of Intelligence. Basketball 2: Guitar Club 2: French Club 1; Correspondence Club 2; “M” Club 4; Sunrise Staff 4; I lonor Society 4: Pin Committee 4; Commencement Research 4. Katoski. Harry East’s winged Mercury. Track 2. 3. 4; Football 2. 3. 4: Football Rules 2. 3. 4: Radio 4. Kltigiewicz, Marianne Skillful seamstress. Style Show: Basketball: French Club: Knitting Club. Komorny, Leonard Outstanding scholastic ability. Scholarship I; Business Club; Lobic Club 3; Dancing Club: Student Council 4: Honor Society 4: Ili-Y Club. 35 kornacki, Adam Intended for success. Rrupinski, Edward “Silence is the essence of wisdom.” Wood Carving 2; Model Club 3; Dancing 3, 4; First Aid 4; Hi-Y 4. Ruhasik, Josephine A l eautiful apparition. Popular Song Singing 3; Polish Club 2, 3; Typewriting 4. Kuhn, Doris Goddess of Mirth. Drum and Bugle 1, 2; Needlecraft 3, 4. Lang, Norma Laughing brown eyes. Drum and Bugle 1, 2, 3; Dancing 1; Basketball 1. Kraut, Adelaide Sparkling eyes. Knitting Club 2; Needle-craft 3; Dancing 3; “M” Club 3, 4. kruszewski, Dorothy Drums in her heart. Drum and Bugle 1, 2. 3, 4; Needlecraft 3; Polish Club 2; knitting Club 4. Ruhinski, Edward A master typist. Hunting and Fishing 1; Dancing 4; Typing 2, 3; Track 3; Mr. Hyde’s Secretary 4. Lada, Chester Take a chance with Chester. Langdon, Doris Jovial dancer. Girls’ Chorus; Dancing; Basketball. 36 I Lech nor, Norberl East’s foremost comedian. Camera Club 2; Travel Club 2; Chess Club 3. 4; Garden Club 1. Leonard, Helen Wave of Joy. Bird Club 1.2: Movie Club 3; Type Club 4; “M” Club 4. Ix to, Lucy Sparkling eyes. Hostess Club; Necktie Club. London, Shirley Never lacking in good humor. Knitting 1; “M” Club 2; Popular Singing 3. MacDonald, Kuth Personality plus. Dancing I; Drum and Bugle Corp 1, 2, 3, 4; Gym Review 1. 2, 3; Class Treasurer 3; National Honor Society 4; “M” Club 2, 3, 4; “MM Club Vice President 4; Choir Activity 3. Leighton, Delores Sparkling liveliness. Drum and Bugle Corp 1, 2, 3. 4: Knitting 2; Dancing 3; Popular Songs 3; Dramatics 1; “M” Club 2. 3, 4; Gym Review 2, 3. Lepkowski, Joseph Strong in more ways than one. Hunting and Fishing 1.2; Water Polo and Swimming Activity 3, 4; Swimming 3; Track 3, 4; Football Rules 4: Football 4. Loader, Bet tie Jane Always willing to lend a helping hand. Dramatics 3. 4; Dancing 1. 2; Gym Review 1, 2. Lucas, John Happy-go-lucky John. Camera Club 2, 3. .Mack, Stanley A “Big Chief” cheer leader. Cheerleading 3, 4; Student Council 3; Dancing 3; Basketball 3. 4. 37 Majewski, lledwig Sunny. Dancing ]; Knitting 3. 4. Malaszek, Theresa Enthusiasm. Knitting 3, 4; Dancing 3. Markevitch, Jeanne (lood sport. “M Clul) 4: Guitar Club 3: Knitting 2; (lirls’ Chorus 3. Mazur, Pauline Rippling voice. Thrift C.luli I: Knitting 2. 3: Poetry Club 3. .McLaughlin, Joseph One of our foremost basketball enthusiasts. Basketball 3, 4; Dramatics I. 2; Intramural Basketball 1. 2; Dancing 3. 4; Travel Club 3. Malaszek, Sophie Will not disappoint us. Knitting 3, 4; Track 2. Malinowski, Mary Nimble feet. Girls' Chorus 1; Needle-craft 2. 3. 4. May, Evelyn Gentle in manner. Bird Club 1. 2; Movie Club 3. McClure, Harvey He leads them all. Debating 1, 2. 3, 4; Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 3. 4; Honor Society 3. 4. Mikielski, Ann Soft-spoken. Polish Club 2. 38 Mikolajczyk, Frances Voice like a bell. Volleyball; Basketball; Tennis Club; Girls’ Chorus; Swimming. Miller, Mary Sophisticated brunette. Knitting Club 1; Fancy Work Club 1: Senior Dancing 1.2; Sunrise 4. Miller, Richard His smile is contagious. Morgan, Warren Future Paderewski. Boys’ Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Activity Orch. 2; Auditorium Pianist 3, 4; Music Activity 3. 4; A Cap-pella 3, 4. Nash, Lily Pearl Clever poet. Hostess Club; Swimming; Travel Club; Archery; TomTom. Noak, Jean Moore, Betty A promising author. Girls’ Chorus; Tumbling Team; Girls’ Track; Tom Tom StafT; “M” Club. Mtirawski, Harriet Serene in manner. French Club; Polish Club 1. 2. Nielsen, Anne Contagious giggle. Knitting; Needlecraft; Volleyball; Basketball; Dancing: Style Show; “M” Club; Sunrise Collector. O'Hara, William 39 A maid with merit. Typewriting 1, 2, 3. Kfficient conversationalist. Oloski, Alfred We are sorry Alfred had to leave early in the year on account of sickness. Pancerev, Donna Neat. “M” Club 4: Knitting Club 1, 2; Type Activity 3, 4; Swim min I. Patterson, Betty Pretty and popular. Dramatics I; Dancing 3: Girls Chorus 1. 2; “M” Club 2. 3. 4. Persia noli', Ann Well liked for her friendly manner. Swimming 1: “M” Club 3. 4: Knitting Club 3; Hostess Club 3; Ballroom Dancing 3. Budomski, Adeline “Like twilight, her dusky hair.” Knitting I; Etiquette Club I: Debating I; Voiles ball I; Gym Review 1; Basketball I. 2; Speech Club 3; Guitar Club 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Typing Activity 1, 2. Palewicz, Helen “Mirth and youthful jollity.” Tap dancing 3; Hostess Club 3; Sunrise Collector 4. Patrick, Agnes Queenly mannered. Dramatic Club I; Mall-room Dancing 4; Tap Dancing 3. Payne, Boherl Good nature personified. Dancing 3, 4; Ping Pong 4; Commencement Speaker 4. Plaskiewicz, Lucille An energetic miss. Tennis Club 2; Necktie Club 3. Baines, Dorothy Still water runs deep. A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Gym Review 1; Senior Girls’ Chorus 1, 2; Needlecraft 3; Knitting 4. 40 Reszkowski, Ester Among our souvenirs. Kinele rle, Ritu Always smiling. Dramatics 1, 2; Sewing 4: “M” Club 3, 4. Roy, Marian Conscientious worker. Hostess Club; Girls’ Track; Dancing. Sanner, Donald True in friendships and fine in character. Hi-Y 3, 4; Dancing 3; Speech Activity 3. Schluiifman, Anna Ionise Indispensible to East High’s many social functions. Drum and Bugle 1. 2. 3, 4; Sewing 4; “ 1” Club 4; Dancing 3; Style Show 1, 2. Rhode's, Be'tty Pen-wise. Knitting; Verse Choir. Re se , (lari Worthy friend. Movie Club; Cartoon Club I: Camera Club I; Neon Sign 1: Interrnural Basketball 2. Rymoir, Dora Young in spirit. Swimming; “M” Club; Vol-leyhall; Guitar Club; Knitting; Girls’ Chorus; A Cap-plella ()perett.a. Savilla, Anne A jolly maid with a great imagination. Swimming; Knitting; Dancing; Hawaiian Guitar Club; Hostess Club. Shaner, Ralph ()ur towers and bridge's he’ll build, no doubt. Dancing 2; Coppe r Club 3, 4. 41 Siegel, Virginia Ready, willing and aide. Knitting 3, 4; Social Dancing 3. Sosey, Harry Mighty with the brush. Art Club I; Camera Club 3; Typing Club 3; Sunrise Stall' 4. Stewart, Ralph Three cheers for Ralph. Garden Club 2. 3; Dramatics I; Ballroom Dancing 4; Swimming 2; Cheerleading 3, 4: Intermural Basketball 2. Szymzak, Helen Modest. Dancing 3; Knitting 2. 3: Thrift Club 3; Camera Club 3; Swimming I. Thompson, Kdmuml Unassuming and likeable. Track Manager 2, 3; Model Club 3. Smith, Cornelius Oratorical personality. Steadman, Henry- Henry has excellent ambitions. Stamp Club 2; Sunrise 3. 4; Color Guard 2. 3, 4; National Honor Society. Strenio, Andrew Mathematically inclined. Radio Club 1; Dramatic Club 1; logic Club 2; Dancing 3. 4; Track 1. Taylor, Dolores Good things come in small packages. Toms, Catherine Dark beauty. Knitting 3; Volleyball 1, 2; “M” Club 2. 3, 4; Hostess Club 3; Sunrise Collector 3; Basketball 2; Dancing 3. 12 Tyburski, Gene I Like sunlight, her lovely tresses. Dancing; Sewing; Chorus; Typing. Vellis, Audrey Blushing glee. Wagner, .Melvin Ein intelligent knabe. Dancing 1; Speech 3; Dramatics 1; German Club 2. 3. Weber, Vincent The world smiles at Vincent. Travel Club 1; Garden Club 1; History Club 2; Chess Club 3; Movie Club 2; Dancing 3. Whitcomb, William A sure hit. Urban, Gertrude Intellectual leader. Knitting 1. 2. 3. I; Basketball 1. Vicos, Athena Scholarly wisdom. Chorus 1; Darning 1. 2; “M Club 4; Sunrise 4; French Club I. 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council; A Cappella Choir. Walsh, Loretta Auburn-haired lass. Knitting; Cartoon Club. Weigand, Lawrence Nimble-lingered typist. Horticulture Club; Garden Club; Astronomy Club; Typing 3, 4; Musical Comedy Club; A Cappella Choir 1. 2, 3, 4. Will, Edna May Sweet and kind. Sunrise Stall’ 4; Knitting 1,2; Tennis 1; Movie Club 1. 43 Winschel, Francis He loves to he mischievous in a harmless way. Water Polo 2, 3; Swimming 2, 3; Archery; Radio Club. Zielinski, Irene As refreshing as a spring breeze. Drum and Bugle Corps: Dancing; Popular Song Activity; Knitting; Needlecraft; Gym Review; “M” Club. .McCarthy, Thomas Worthy of many honors. Football 2, 3, 4: Track 1. 2, 3. 4; Football Rules Club 2. 3. 4. Wozniak, Dorothy Sweet someone. Yale Camera Club 2; Tennis Club 2; Thrift Club 3; Knitting 1, 2. Ilillcr, Robert Merry Silence. Neon Sign Making 4; Hi-Y 4; Commencement Research 4. 44 12-B GIRLS Brewer, Marian Brown, Jeanne Camp, Rita Crishock, Marianne Huegel, Ruth Norwat, Grace Ross, Ella Jane Schaack, Lucille Schnackel, Elizabeth Scoville, Gall Susan, Irene Troyan, Jean Ulanski, Harriet Vellis, Audrey BOYS Borowy, Harry DeLuca, Albert Dunst, Joseph Froehlich, Theodore Joncyk, Carl Kalivoda, Nick Kienholz, Gerald Koch, Frank Kopf, Ronald I aughlin, Edward Mando, Armand McLeod, Malcolm Morse, Leonard Nagorski, Hubert Ostrowski, Raymond Rectenwald, James Schenker. Richard Schoeller, Robert Shannon, William Shea, James Swanson, Walter Swanson, Melvin Wiertel, Edward Shannon, Iz'ster 16 11-A Amendola, Helen Arnold, Betty Baker, Jean Baranowski, Mary Bebko, Mary Behringer, Ethel Bielak, Kathleen Bokol, Base Bonkowski, Anne Brackett, Marie Bradley, Mary Ann Burke, Margaret Campbell, Alma Jane Carnahan, Dorothy Carter, Buth Ceic. Stella Chellis, La Verne Cook, Elizabeth Cook, Margaret Crowley, Lillian Czetnerych, Frances Dart, Lucille Dombrowski, Irene Downing, Jewell Dyleski, Theresa Enas, Lois Feldt, Ranghild Fogle, Doris Franke, Doris Frank, Marian FrankolT, Virginia Franz, Harriet Genele, Nancy Godlewski. Genevieve Bixby, Chester Blossey, Stephen Borek, Edward Britton, Charles Brojek, Chester Brojek, Stanley Burch, Eugene Caldwell, Bussell Calos, Anthony Carlson, William Carnahan, David Carr, Paul Cribbins, Lawrence Crocoll, Carl Currier, George Daniels, Robert Delinski, Thaddeus Dengel, Joseph Deuel, Curvin Drezeski. Edward Ebisch, Robert Erichson, George Fioretti, James Flanigan. Edward Flanigan. James Fondy, Anthony Giglio, Joseph Gorczycki. Raymond Gornall, William Grant, Matthew Grzejka, Joseph Grzejka, Thaddeus GIRLS Golabewski, Irene Grygo, Helen Hayes. Dorothy Hewitt. Catherine Ilirt, Nan Ivan, Cecelia Jeska, Veronica Kapsalaki, Irene Kavka, Helen Klein, Leona Komorny, Eleanore Kondzielski. Josephine Koston, Henrietta Kowalik, Charlotte Kozlowski, Florence Krahe, Claire Krasinski. Virginia Krasowski, Irene Kuzmishin. Mary Kwiatkowski, Helen La Price, Gertrude Luhink, Sophie Lynch, Mary Maeiukiew icz, Josephine Mader, Helen Matuszak. Florence Moncton, Elaine Monseur, Bette Mozur. Catherine Mros, Frances Murphy, Catherine Murphy, Imelda Murphy, Marcella Oberg, Alice BOYS Guzak. Steve Habas, Joseph Harcarik. Joseph Hayes, William Hess, Norman Jaskiewicz, John Johnston, James Jones, Bruce Josefski. Steve Justka, Ray Kaminski, Chester Kiehlmcier, James Kielbasinski, Leo Kierzek, Frank Kindzora, Jerome Klein, Victor Knoll. Joseph Kossbiel. George Kraft, William I .eonbacker, John Levandosky, Andrew Lobeck, Frank Maciukiewicz, Mitchell Malloy, Charles Maryan, Harry McLaughlin, John Melvin. John Meyer, William Morgan, William Oilman, Helge Oleksiak. Carl Ostrowski, Chester Pazdro, Antoinette Pickut, Frances Pius, Dorothy Place, Dorothy Pollock, Violet Ras, Julia Reichel, Marie Reidel, Matilda Richter, Ethel Rogoski, Wanda Rovnak, Mary Rullman, Dorothy Rung, Margaret Rutemiller, Florence Sanner, Shirley Schemeck, Cefestine Seiter, Monica Simon. Frances Somolani, Anne Stadler. Mary Margaret Stezin, Eva Strellow, Irene Suddarth, Mary Sulewski, Esther Swanson, Anne Swanson, Lois Szymanski, Leona Taylor, Evelyn Tuszynski, Eleanor Veit, Mary Jane Wallace, Margaret Winkewits, Esther Yurkovich, Mary Penna, James Piekanski. Edward Pietrzak, Chester Pietrzak, Emil Pulakos, George Randolph. Charles Renning, Charles Rinderle, George Ropelewski. Edward Saliwoda, Chester Seifert, Earl Servinski. Raymond Siatkowski, Michael Smillie, William Smolinsky, Steve Sokolowski, Fred Strobel, Roil Sweeney, Richard Thomas, Charles Tromans, Carroll Turco, Anthony Tuszynski, Clark Visnoski, William Vojtek, Frank Weber, Richard Westerholm, Walter White, Clyde Whitman, Robert Wierczorek, Jack Will, Barton Young, Vincent 17 Ahlgren, Lily Argonv, Virginia Avril. Winifred Beill, Dorothy Blaszczyk, Helen Boyle, Betty Cervero, Amparo Claybaugh, Janice Crishock, Eleanore Davey, Evelyn Davis, Verna Do Angelo, Celia Dench, Betty Doyle, J line KiimofT, Kathryn Essigmann, Mary Ahrens, Kenneth Arnes, Donald Baldwin, Harris Barber, Robert Beskid, Steve Black, Joseph Brown, Harold Card, Edward Carapezza, Charles Cook, Anthony Cronin, William Crudo, Anthony Davis, John Demchak, Paul Edwards, Joseph Eichenlaub, Kendall Etter, Robert Faulhaber, Donald 11-B GIRLS Evans, Dorothy Evans, Margaret Fitzgerald, Juanita Gardner, Velma Jackson, Christina Jam's, Clem Kinney, Muriel Kozlowski. Lottie La Boda, Sue leonard. Margaret lewis, Arvilla Loader, llosina M acDonald, Virginia Minnich, Jean Moore, Marjorie Newsham, Harriet BOYS Feasler, Frank Glancy, James Gool, Denny Gornall, Fletcher Hewitt, Edward Hill, George Hoydic, Henry Jakubowski, Walter Liniger, Francis London, Kenneth Meister, Charles Messina, John Michak o, John Mills, Arthur Mizak, George Morozow, Wesley Nielsen, Frederick Paterniti, Angelina PersianolT, Lillian Pintea, Martha Pohl, Marie Biblet, Helen Simon, Anne Sopp, Ellen Sorensen, Margaret Stefanowicz, Edna Szumigala. Charlotte Taylor, Ruth Woloshyn. Jean Woloshyn, Anne Wooton, Wanetta Wysocki, Julia Yusz, Dorothy Olson, Herbert Orloir, Frank PanamerofT, Frank Porter, Wendell-Przynski, Joseph Bice, Bernard Sbager, Earl Shimek, Paul Skovron, Edwin Smith, George Sullivan, James Swiderski, John Waite, Wilbur Weinheimer, Philip Wisniewski, Leonard Wittenberg, Henry Wysocki, Casimer 18 Alexandrowicz, Virginia Ames, Thelma Ames, Violet Anderson, Vivian Austin, Laura Jane Banaszek. Florence Bankiewicz, Hose Barczynski. Gladys Bargielski. Kleanor Bargielski. Ester Baumann, Mary Jane Bed nark, Audrey Bixby, Betty Bojarski, Irene Borczon, Ida Buczkowski, Helen Bulishak. Sophia Buzanowski, Helen Carlson, Betty Carlson, Dorothy Mae Carnahan. Buth Cassano, Carmella Cesary, Irene Chleidz, Natalie Christos, Bess Ciovella. Mary Coccorelli, Concettina Cook, Marjorie Czerwinski, Estelle De Coursey, Marian Dembinski. Margaret Demyanowich, Ann Denial. Betty Grace Detzel, Virginia Dolley, Louise Domhrowski. Loretta Fisher, Buth Floyd, Iris George, Nellie Golem hi nski, Dorothy Grant, Patricia Grygo, Bose Guth, Dorothy Gutowski, Genevieve Guzak. Mary Harayda. Anne Harris, Marian Huston. Betty Hyatt, Olive Jankowski. Frances .lasley. Theresa Jedrzejewski, Eleanore Jendrock, Blanche Johnson, Iz rene Johnson. Bae Joslyn, I eona Albers tad t. Jack Alex, George Alexander. Bobert Anderson, Walter Bannister, Bichard Becker, Ed. Bell. Howard Bell, John Brandt. Boger Brice, Bichard Buszck. Joseph Carlson, Robert Cassano, Joseph Catrabone, William 10-A GIRLS Kacnerski, Alfreda Kalinowski, Virginia Karczewski, Alfreda Kern. Buth Kiliszewski. Victoria Kitowski, Adele klestick. Ann Klugiewicz, Ester Komorek, Anne kovac. Ann Kovack, Irene Krasowski, Theresa Krill. Buth Krivonak, Evelyn Kruszewski, Sophie Kudlak. Frances Kuehl, Theresa kujan. Mary Bose Kupniewski, Thedora Dingdon. Pauline Lee, Betty I epkowsk . Anne Lewis, Betty Lubak, Theresa Machuga. Emeline Mack, Buth Iz is Macosko, Mary Iz uise Magaszewski, Irene Majchrzak, Elizabeth Maras, I eona Markovich, Marge. Mason. Betty May, I enora Mayr. Mary Ann Mazzie. Bose McNeal, Dorothy Michel. Marjorie Mickol, Josephine Michalio, Anna Miller, Elizabeth Mowers, Patricia Murawski, Mary Murawski, Stella M usser, Anne Nagorski, Dorothy Naguszewski, Irene Nagy. Helen iedzielsk i. Josephine oak, Marian O’Shea. Catherine O’Ron, Didislaus Padziszewski, Irene Parker. Betty Mae Pazdro, Olgo Peck, Doris Pelkowski, Ester BOYS Cieslak, Raymond Clark, Harry Cook, Anthony Cronin, Robert Cuneo, Robert Curtin. Paul Daily. William Dalegowski, Walter Dean, Herman De Dionisio, Donald Demetter. Douglas De Voge, Joseph Dishinger, Nobcrt EIIht, Fred Peterson. Leona Pfadt, Kathryn Pol. Josephine Pontoriero. Rose Prylinski, Frances Przychodzien. Begina Pukanski, Theresa Quirk. Betty Henning, Florence Hewers, Mary Bitter, Corita Sanner, Ix is Schnee, Beatrice Schneppner, Betty Schultz. Corabelle Seigel, Eileen Smith, Virginia Smyklo. Eleanor Stachyra. Genevieve' Sterrett. Helen Stohover, Mary StayholT. Mildred Steimer. Kathryn Steiner, Lucille Stonev, Mary Strellow. Rita Sulecki, Eleanor Suminski, Evelyn Swanseger, Margaret Szorek, Marie Szulinski, Theresa Szustak, Eileen Tomczak, Anne Urbaniak. Eileen Vargo. Margaret Wagner, Madeline Walezank, Angela Walenka, Sophie Wallace, Mary Walsh, Dorothy Weber, Jeanne Werrick, Jeanne Wilczynski, Mary Wiederle, Catherine Wiertle, Cecelia Wieszczyk. Pearl Williams, Florence Wisniewski. Eleanor Wood. Elizabeth Wolozanski, Eva Zavayan. Anna Zebrowski, (Jenevieve Zucki, Josephine Zuhar, Anne Elliott. George Forgash, Emil Guth. Charles Glowacki, Edwin Gartner, John Gallagher, Frank George, John Hansen, Richard Haskins, Norman Hill. Howard Hunter, John Hunter, Robert Jagemon, George; Johnson, Ivan 49 Johnson, Robert J tiniewicz, Raymond kalinowski, Carl kalista, Casimer Kano a, Frank Kilgore, Charles Kinney, Arnold Klemon, Casimer Knoll, Thomas koscielniak, Walter l ughlin, Dave Lewis, J h D'wis, William Lintelmon, Rol ert. Lundstrom. Walter Mahon. Jimmy Martin, Carl Marsh, Sam Matusik. Anthony Maxumczyk. Steve McCarthy. Thomas McLaughlin. Robert Melnitsky. Peter Michali, Alek Amendola. Alvena Becker, Trula Bender, Gertrude Brotherson, Jeanne Burns, Irene Claybatigh, Anna Belle Crosley, Sophie Damico, Virginia Davis, Ida Denko, Julia Dunn, Marguerite Ehret, Audrey Evans, Stella Fioretti, Margaret Fletcher, Wanda Fryer, Betty Fryer, Shirley Ahenger, Robert Aiehner, Donald Alstadt, Wellis Barron. Timothy Barton, Jack Baxter, Shirley Bellingsley, James Borzakoski. Benard Boyle, Neal Claus, Gerald Coccrelli, Quido Damico, Joseph Davey, William Davis, Willard Die trick. Mike Dobkowski, John Fisher, Robert Friedland, Henry Golab, Edward Gornall, James Guglielma, Vincent 10-A ROY'S—continued Miles, Robert Morris, Fred Muller, Harold Murphy, Norman Murray. Bober! Nelson. Clarence Papandrew, Henry Parker, John Parsons, Robert Peterson, Sam Ptaskiewiez. Harold Badzikowski, Alois Rafferty, Carl Beidel, George Beska, Stanlev Bit! er, Joseph Bopertshaw, Ronald Ropelewski. Alois Pullman. Carl Samick, Robert Schultz. Charles Schultz, Robert Smith. Lawrence Sokolowski, Henry 10-B GIRLS Glecos, Frances Harcourt. Mary Alice llierholzer. Virginia Judwick, Helen karmozier, Evelyn Kibbh . Anne Li( hacz. Mary Luhak. Grace Madara, Mary Makarowsky, Gladys Manda, Olic Martin, Betty Moore, Audrey Norman. Nancy Orloff, Mary Pappas. Violet BOYS Harris, Rudolph Hart, Henry Hart. Patrick Hess, Richard Hoffman, James Holdsworth. Joseph Holdsworth. Robert Johnson. Howard Joint, Edward Kojancie, Robert kulesza. Joseph Kolinowski, John Marchant, Joseph Markovich, George Marusewicz, Walter Nelson, Edwin Novello, Sammy Packard, Luther Packard, Walter Peganoff, William Sonney. William Sosey, William Stanley, Bill Steinbacker, Bernard Sutkoff. Joseph Szczutkowski. Bernard Szymanski, Richard Theobold, Francis Thomas, Arthur Turano, Armand Tuzynski, Edward Tyler, Melvin Venor, Daniel Wardenga, Henry Williams, Robert Wilson, Robert Winschel, Lawrence Witte. Albert Wodecki, Stanley Wozniak. Henry Zebroski, Frank Zielonka. Ben Zurandoff, John Zysk, Carl Patterson, Eleanor Raydo, Catherine Sagala, Anna Schloss, Mary Slagter, Kathleen Slurkanich, Mildred Smith. Virginia Snyder. Catherine Southward. Virginia Strand. Virginia Toms, Eva Walden, Margaret Waskiewicy, Mary Xethakis, Dorothy Yeson, Marian Zlothics, Catherine Perkins, Bay Polan, Delmon Rice, Robert Bing, RoIhtI Rodgers, Walter Romance, William Ihiss, Cornall Shannon, Joe Shoack, lister Shtyshur, John Show, Richard Simon, Fred Skovronski, Frank Stroz, Edward Thornbloom, Conrad Tomzak, Steve Varchola, Mike Wasson, Gerald Wasson, Harold Wossel, Alfred 50 Alexandra wick, Medina Amendola, Delphine Amendola, Nellie Anderson. (Georgia And razewski. Hose August. Irene Hailey. Grace Halinski. Joan Bankowski. Mary Barahas, Pauline Bargielski, Emilie Bartnik, (iertrude Bates. Shirley Beers, Anna Black. Emily Borek. Jane Britton. Mary Budny. Stephanie Buszek. Helen Cahaday. Elizabeth Cabadav. Theresa Cermak, Anna Cermak. Margaret Chojnacki, Lucille Chrenka, Eleanore Ciotoli, Louise Clayhaugh, Lucille Cooper. Homaine Coursen. Shirley Crook, Betty Crotty. Shirley Crowner. Betty Curry. Colleen Cygala. Betty Dalegowski, Frances Dean. Lillian Delinski. Dorothy De Luca, Jane Do lge. Jean Dolak. Helen Domhrowski. Helen Downing, Gladys Dunst, Ann Dworakowski, Virginia EfimofT, Pauline Facsset, Florence Figurski, I ottie Forgash. Margaret FrankolV. Martha Frogge, Jeannette Giglio, Evelyn Godlewski. Mary Gorski. Anna Grabinski. Stella (iraln wski, Josephine (iradler, Florence (iraham. Betty Grugin, Patricia Grunzel, Frances Grvgier, Elizabeth Gundaker, Shirley Halton. Jean Hanulik, Catherine Harcarik, Juliana I lartman. Virginia Hawkins. Henrietta Haze. Catherine Hclminski. Mary Henning. April Henry. Marie Hewitt, Jeanne IIever, Gloria 9-A GIRLS Homer, Mary Homicz, Genevieve Hornyak, Anne Jane's, Nelda Janko, Josephine .lares, Irene .laroski. Florence Jarzomski. Anna Jeckna, Hegina Johnson. Marian Jones, Gladys Julias. Mildred kacnerski, Esther Kaminski. Irene kasinski. Mary kiersak. Leona klauk. Margaret klemushin. Mildred kocon. Victoria Kormos. Joan kosciuch. Dolores Kowalski. Florence kozlowski. Irene Krajzynski. Jessie krasinski. Mildred k ristiansen. Elizabeth kudlack, Sadie kunik. Ann Landers. Jean Liebel, Jeanne Linhart. Jean Litowkin, Hita Dmergan. Mary Lou Long. Mary Ann Ixjrence. Virginia Lukowski. Sophie Lutsch. Hattie Macioch. Gertrude M aciulewicz, Dolores Majersky. Irene Malinowski. Theresa Marsh, Dorothy Martin, Mariella Matthes, Edith Matt is, Joan McCann, Elizabeth McRoski, Virginia Menz, Mary Jane Merski. Frances Michalak, Irene Mielnik, Genevieve Miklinski. Hose Miller, Charlotte Moncton, Mildred Vlorozow, Augusta Morrocco, Nancy Moske, Dolores Moyer, Beatrice Mozur, Bertha Murray, Virginia Narducci, Esther edreski, Dorothy Neduchal. Josephine Nowak, Florentine Nowaski, Dorothy Nowosielski, Jane Noble, Autumn O’Connor, Margaret Orloll . Irene Packard, Nancy Pape. Clara Parke, Jean Pietrowski. Josephine I hot rowsk i, Fra nces Price. Rosemary Pruckniewski. Veronica Przybylak. Harriet Hectenwald. Rosemary Heichel, Wilma Heksio, Betty Reskowski, Marie Reusch, Marjorie Hobasky, Helen Hobrczynski, Hegina Ross, Christella Rovnak, Helen Hovnak, Marie HuinolL Alexandria Hung. Hosalia Hutkowski. Hita Hutkowski. Mary Sackrison. Betty Seifert. Catherine Seitsingcr. Jean Shade, Catherine Sierbierski. Dorothy Slomski. Iz)retta Smith, (aeraldine Smith. Mary Alice Somolani. Helen Spacek, Mary Spencer, Betty Stahover, Anne Sturgulewski. Constant Sulecki. Valerie Summerlield. Hita Swift. Mary Jane Szahlenski. Wanda Szczesny, Phyllis Szczypinski. Dolores Szparaga. Hita Sztilecki, Sophie 'lator, Doris 'lokarezyk. Viargaret Tomczyk. Irene Tusczynski, Anne Tyczkowski, Helen Volk. Marian Vroblic. Ian m a Wager. Eileen Wagner. Betty Walezak. Theresa Waldemarson, Jeannette Weber. Margaret Wegerich, Mildred Wienezkowski, Florence iczczyk. Frances W ill. Marilyn Wmkewitz, Yetta Wimarczyk, Mary Wnukowski, Dolores Wodka, Veronica Woodrow, Jean Wotjkticwicz, Dorothy Wright, Margaret Wyatt. Charlene Y ysz. Hita aim. Marie Zawacki, Sophie Zawistowski. Hegina Zuchi, Agnes Zusga, IYolores 51 9-A BOYS Abbot, Joseph Alo, Anthony Antalek, Augustine Anuszkiewicz, Chester Banister, Donald Bajarski, Edward Belczyk, Raymond Bocianowski, Joe Booth, Harold Brewer, Wilbur Brown, William Bujalski, Henry ('.onley, Harold Considine, Jack Coyne, William Detzel, Jack Detzel, Raymond Ditrich, Raymond Divens, William Dolley, Carleton Dombrowik, Richard Dougherty, John Dougherty, Raymond Duda, Wassel Dunn, Gerald Dunn, Francis Duska, Michael Kiehenlaub, Robert Eicher, Bernard Faulkrod, James Felberg, Raymond Feldt, Herman Fileger, Merle Galena, Frank Giles, George Glaz, Edward Golembiewski, Henry Golubieski, Robert (■rob. Joseph llahas, Edward Hammerman, Jesse Hayes, Calvin lledlund, Robert Helmuth, Charles Hemming. W'illiam Hendrix, Fred Herrick. John Hill. William Ireson, Robert Iszkulo, Edward Jaloszynski, John Janson, Joseph Janson, Lawrence Jarusiewicz, Theodore Jeska, hid w ard Johnson, Earl Kaleszewski, Stanley Kapsalaki, George Karle, Gaylord Karle, Lyle Kazmierzak. Edmund Krainski. Edmund Krake, Mark Krupinski, Raymond Kruszewicz, Alois Kuhl, Henry Kwitowski. Henry Lada, Edward Levandosky, Frank Locke, Harold Loesch, Kenneth Lubelski, Albert Maciulewicz, Walter Mackenzie, Vernon Manus, Cecil Martine, Roy Matuszak, Edward Matthcrs, William Mazur, John Menosky. Joseph Messina. Frank Messmer, Edward Mitchell, Charles Mitchell. Eugene Mizak, Michael Momeyer, Kenneth Morris, Frank Morony, James Nawrocki, Mitchell PanfilolT, Lawrence PetrofT, Fred Place, Edward Pomorski, Raymond Potaka, Robert Pulkowski. Henry l’ustalik. John Raydo, John Reczkowski, ImIward Respecki, Robert Rinn, Harold Robasky, Henry Roman, Charles Runiewicz, Anthony Schaefer, George Schwartz, Ralph Schley, John Schnaiad, Karl Seifert, Jack Serbinski, Joseph Shea, Carlyle Shea, Robert Simon, Joseph Simon, Milton Smith, Otis Sinolinsky, Bernard Snellgrove. Richard Sobezak, Norman Southeimcr, Kenneth Spannbauer, Robert Steiner, Daniel Sweeney. Francis Tenpas, Emerson Tufts, Jack Tyler. Roy Veit, Harold Vollant. Donald Walach. Anthony Walsh. Patrick Wilson, Robert Winkler. Frederick Witkowski. Steve Wycech, Ted Yaple, Robert Zielinski, Edward Zielonis, William Zuber, Edward : 2 t Alexander, Virginia Amendola. Venice Anderson, Margaret Barzwack, Stella Banchard, Peggy Blair, Alice Blasnic, Eleanore Brosh, Ann Brzozowski. Begina Buczynski, Theresa Buell, Jean Carapezza. Elizabeth Cianella, Adelina Crawford, Naomi Demetter, Jean Di Buona, Livia Fletcher, Lenore Gerlock, Ixiis Goehmann, Lydia Ileisler. Margaret Ilelinski. Nellie Hertner, Phyllis Hess, Jean Hilliard. Carolyn Holtz, Jean Hopkins, Both Johnson, Dolores Boris, Ijjrry Butters, Marvin Chervenka, Charles Corritor, Sam Crotty, Patrick Grotty, William Damico, Ralph De Dionisio, Bay De Mond, Max Demyanovich, Mike Douglas, John Dunar, Edward Essigman, Martin Flak. A1 Handley, Howard Harriger, Robert Hatkwich, Walt Hayward, Jacob Heubel, Bernard Hierholzer, Bay Hopkins, Neal Horton, Allred Horton, Howard 9-B GIBLS Kanozra, Mary Kaus, Claire kavesak, Bose KolT, Catherine Lowal, Stella Kudlenkow, Kathryn leto. Bose I eto. Theresa Lubiejewski, Elizabeth Lytle. Helen Marsh, Mary Martin. Gloria Merske, Lillian Meyer. Helen Milusewski. Florence Minor, Betty Miston, Elaine Mitchell, Esther Myers, Dorothy North, Margaret Ohman, Betty Pappas. Alice Powloski, Harriet. Povench, Lydia Bechcr, Mary C. Begalla, Catherine BOYS Johnson. Keith Kavesak, John Ketchez, Norman Kubeya, Don Diski. Walter leach. James LegenzofT, Kenneth Leo, Orlando Madara. William Machuga, Edward Magvon, Franklin Markiewicz. Felix Marko, lends McLaughlin, George Mitchell, Robert Michalak. Mike Mikuska, Mike Nelson, George Nelson, Glen Norwicki, Eugene Oesterlin, Robert Palmer, Joe Beidel, Mary Bice, Catherine Bing, Marjorie | Rodgers, Lydia Schaack, Norma Schannon. Bessie Serbenski, Petronella Shaw, Yvonne Siciliano, Edith Simon. Betty SokololT, Jennie Sonny, Shirley Stefanowicz, Dadie Slroz. Alice Swanson, Elsie Swiderski, Sophie Szczesny, Eleanor Volski. Ruth Waite. Mildred Wawaczyk, Genevieve Weber, Dorothy Wood, Anna Marie Wozniak, Virginia Yonko, Marie Yusz, Margaret Zlotnick. Sophia Paterniti, Anthony Peterson, Thomas Batkowski, Paul Saoti, Albert Satyshur, Thomas Schaaf, Robert Sczepanski. Bay Shafer. John ShalTer, Carl Shemlof. Leo Sokolwski, Ernest Suddarth, James Szychmanski, Edward Talbert, Robert Tomlin. Sylvester Vellis, Lewis Vollmer, Gilbert Wagner. Paul Wright, Edwin Wodarski, John Young, Melvin Zielinski, John 53 1938 Football (Tie for City Championship) Mike Sorek, Captain J. F. Hyde, Coach J. 11. Komora, Asst. Coach Albert Del Aica Sam Novello Milton Simon Chas. Chervenka Donald Aickner A ssistant Managers Andy Krivonak, Manager J. F. Christoff, Asst. Coach A. V. Arrowsmith, Asst. Coach Joseph Marchant Harry Lundstrum Mike Demyanovich Joe Holdsworth Harry Papandrew Lettermen and Number of Quarters Played Harry Katoski 38 George Demyanovich. 29 Arthur Amendola 37 Frank Dombrowski 28 Joe Petack. 37 John Chimenti 26 Victor Klein 36 Joe Lepkowski 25 George DeTuerk 36 Walter Swanson 21 Joe Gensheimer 34 Clark Tyzinski 14 Mike Sorek 31 Kenneth Elliott 11 tarry Karuha 31 Tom McCarthy 11 Robert Ebish 29 Paul Dietrick 6 Soiledide and Re cord Dale Day Opponent East Place September 12 Saturday Monessen 6 7 Monessen September 17 Saturday Youngstown Chaney 0 12 Youngstown September 24 Sat. Nitc Academ v 6 0 Erie September 30 Fri. Nite Saginaw 0 20 Erie October 8 Saturday Windber . 0 34 Windber October 14 Fri. Nite Steubenville. _. 0 20 Steubenville October 22 Sat. Nite Tech 12 29 Erie October 29 Sat. Nite Prep 0 32 Erie November 14 Sat. Nite Ashland, Ky 7 12 Erie November 19 Sat. Nite Strong Vincent . . 9 15 Erie Won 9 Lost 1 East Points 181 Opponents 40 Remarks 1. Playing most quarters— Harry Katoski. 2. Player showing most improvement Joe (ienslteimer. 3. Best open field runner—John Chimenti. 4. High Scorer—Joe Petack. 5. Most versatile player— Larry Karuha (used in several positions). 6. Best passer—Clark Tyzinski. 7. Best blocking back Art Amendola. ft. Best man backing up the line—-Frank Dombrowski. 9. Best man at opening a hole—Victor Klein. 10. Best man down field on kicks—Geo. Demyanovich. 11. Hardest worker on squad—Geo. DeTuerk. 12. Most valuable man to the team—Mike Sorek. 1. Best blocker, best man running interference. 2. All offensive plays built around Mike. 3. Best place kicker. 4. Not only a great Captain but the best official on the field. 13. The 1939 team was one of East’s best teams. 14. Four major outside opponents were defeated: Saginaw, Mich.; Steubenville, Ohio; Ashland, Ky.; and Windber, Pennsylvania. 15. Victor Klein was apfiointcd to captain the 1939 team. 16. Albert DeLuca was appointed manager of the 1939 team. Varsity Football Squad Fourth How—O'Brien; McCarthy; Schultz; Lundstrum; krivonak; Olson; Johnson; Mahon; Lininger. Third Row-—(iensheimer; Dombrowski; Lepkowski; Elliot; Forgar; Swanson; Skovron; Hitter; Hansen; Petack; Olesiak. Second Row—Demyanovich; karuha; Klein; Tyzinski; Amendola; Sorek; Katoski; Chimenti; Ebish; DeTuerk. First Row- Manus; Hart; Dombrowski; Davis; Thomas; Beskid; Froehlich; Thomas; Hart. wl C Secondary Football Squad Fourth How—I ..midst rum, Assistant Manager; Wvsech; Belczyk: Guglielmo; Lewis; Hendricks: Merchant, Manager. Third Row—Zysk; Considine; Buchanan; Black; Maxumczyk; Justka; Felberg; Varchola; Voteck. Second How—Visnoky; Turano; Carriek; Burek; Skoronski; Martin; King; Batajock; Giglio. First How—Johnson; Jarusewicz; Eiehenlaub; Wortel; Bopelewski; Pomorski; Coyne; Dougherty; Witkowski. Varsity Basketball Squad Third How—Mack: Krivonak; McLaughlin; Do Luca, Manager; Lundstrum; Kulich; Pietrzak. Second Hoiv—Skuvron; Lininger; (iuzak; Flanagan; Doinhrowski; Mando; Coach Komora. First How—Ainendola; Demyanovich; Karuha; Tyzinski; Borowy; Klein. 60 Basketball Record 1939-—1939 J. II. Kamora, Coach Clark Tyznski, Captain A1 DeLuca, Manager Lette T zinski. Clark ________________ 6ft kariiba. Larr -.66 Borowy, Harry .37 Klein, Victor — 32 Mando, Armand 19 A1 DeLuc Joseph Marchant, Asst. Mgr. Leonard Morse, Asst. Mgr. Sammy Novello, Asst. Mgr. en Demyanovich, George____ 15 Lininger, Francis. . 34 Amendola, Arthur 33 Flanagan, James. 31 Guzak, Steve---------------------- 20 i. Manager Schedule and Record Date Day Place East Opp. Dec. 12 Mon. East vs. Alumni 53 40 Dec. 16 Fri. East at Dunkirk 33 17 Dec. 20 T ues. East at Corry 26 14 Dec. 26 Mon. East at Dennison, Ohio 27 Dec. 27 Tues. East at Dover, Ohio. .33 30 Dec. 28 Wed. East at Canton, Ohio 56 26 Jan. 4 Mon. East vs. Tech 43 22 Jan. 6 Fri. East at Meadvillc. 45 28 Jan. 7 Sat. East vs. Vincent. ... 43 34 Jan. 13 Fri. East at Ashtabula, Ohio 25 20 Jan. 14 Sat. East vs. Academy. 25 31 Jan. 16 Mon. East vs. Prep 49 20 Jan. 21 Sat. East vs. Tech 32 23 Jan. 28 Sat. East vs. Vincent 42 31 Feb. 4 Sat. East vs. Academy.. 34 42 Feb. 11 Sat. East vs. Tech 37 40 Feb. 18 Sat. East vs. Vincent 33 30 Feb. 23 Sat. East vs. Academy .... . 42 44 Feb. 27 Mon. East at Jamestown, N. Y ‘ 9 44 705 663 61 Secondary Basketball Squad Third Row—Managers: Walach; Novello; Marchant; Demyanovich: Simon. Second Row—RimiewiU; Raydo; Mack; Hoffman; Coach MacDonald; Hitter; Thomas; Varchola; Mahon. hirst Ron)—Johnson; Clowacki; Witkowski; Maxmnc .yk; Hill: ('.arlson; Olson; Anderson. 62 I Volley Ball Zaraierowski; Morse; Kausak; Kuhn; Hewitt; Brezowski; Feck; Stephanowicz. Archery K. (! K k; Ahlgicn; Arnold; Somolani: 1. ('ook; Bung. 63 61 Swimming and Water Polo Squad Fourth Hinv—Ptaszk iewicz, Assistant Manager; Arrowsmith, Coach; Mills. Manager. Third Rnir Pulokos; Faulhaber; Schreller; Blasic, Pietrzak; Robasky. Second How OrlofF; Buzek; Billingsby; Papandrew; lltizar; Ropelewski: Kckert; W inschcl. First Hoic Melnitsky; Mammerman; Jaknbnwski; Shannon; Calos; llabas; Visnoskv. Cheerleaders Coursen, Jean; Stewart, Ralph; Panccrev. Katherine; Janczyk. Carl: lloldsworth. Rose; Wiezorek. Jack. ( : 66 I (iron ) I Husar, Steve ; McCarty, Tom; Anderson, Walter; Tallin . Harold; Lepkowski. Joe; Sorek. Mike; Ulrich, Hill; Gensheimer, Joe: Volski, Hobcrl. (iroup 2 Katoski. Marry; Gi lio. Louis; Kosshiel. George; Olesiak. Carl: Knecht, Meyers, William; Karuba. Larr : Forgar. Frnil: Klein, Victor. Kdward; (iroup .5 kavesak. John; Kalivoela, Nick; Lundstun. Walter; Modzclski. Joe; Hart, Pat; Mahon, John: Rudzikowski. Alois; Olson. Herb: Hiller, Joe. Hurdlers and Track Queens 61 Jeanne Fryer Rose Lenz Violet Walker Joe Gensheimer Marry Katoski 68 Croup 1 -Sarnoski, Hay: Tyzinski. Clark; Morgan, William; Banister, Richard; Shea, James; Draft, William; Maxumczyk. Steve; Winschel, Fred; Hart, Hank; Jones, Bruce. Croup 2 Dalegevski, Walter; kojancie. Robert; Varchola, Mike; Wiertel, Edward: Johnston, Ivan; Beskid, Steve; Giglio, Joe; Murray, Robert; kindzora. Jerome; Patterniti, Ronald. Croup 3 Anderson, Walter; Swanson, Walter; Smith, Lawrence; lledland. Robert; (irob, Joseph; Duell. Curvin; Theobold. Francis; Volmer, Gilbert ; Hopleski. Alois; Better, Edward. Jave lin Th rowers Volski; Raruba; Klein; Sorek. Pole Vaulters Dalegowski, Walter; McCarthy, Tom; Ulrich, William; Giglio, ,1. 69 Hyde, Coach; NVinschel. Levondosh, Flick, Managers. Giglio; kosshiel; Jones; knecht. Ilu ar; Smith; J ailing; Olesiak. J. F. Hyde, Coach J. C. Christoff, Asst. Coach John Flick. Manager 1938 Track CITY CHAMPIONS Lawrence Wuenchell, Asst. Mgr. Edward Golah, Asst. Mgr. Andrew Lewandowsky, Asst. Mgr. (!o-( la plains Harry Katoski, Harold Tailing Lettermen and I’ointH Scorrd Harry Katoski 123 Larrv Karuha i Mike Sorek 88 Iouis (iiglio W s Victor Klein 68 Carl Olesiak Walter Smith t TJS Bruce Jones IV4 Harold Tailing HK George Kosbiel n'A Win. Ulrich. 40 Vt Bobt. Yolski 13 Tom McCarthy 29h Joseph (iiglio.. iiH Ed. Knecht 27 John Flick Manager Joseph Gensheimer 19% Schedule and Record Dual 1 Meets 69 Erie All-Stars 58 East 64 Vincent 63 East 102 Alliance 25 East Dunkirk 30 X East 97 Tech Other M« « ls Mansfield Relays East won 7th place with 13 points. Alliance Relays—East won 1st place. East 85 Academy______ _________ 73 Meadvilie 47J Vincent 3f } •_ District 10 Meet cademy 65 1 £ Vincent________________________57 East 33 x i Meadville ... 30 State Meet—East scored 6 points. Harry Katoski- 3rd in 220 yd. low Hurdles. Time 22.4. Mike Sorek—3rd in Javelin. Quadrangular Meet East 58 incent 12 Academy 30 Tech. 2 Remarks 1. First East Track team to win city championship since 1024. 2. Establishes tin best all-round record of any previous team. 3. Did not lose a single dual meet. 4. The best balanced track and field team in the history of East High. 5. Established the following city and East High records: 1. Harry Katoski—120 yd. High Hurdles (39 ) 15 seconds. City record 1938—City Meet 2. Harrv Katoski—220 yd. low Hurdles on curve 22.6. City record City Meet 3. Harry Katoski—220 yd. low Ilurdles on straight-away 22.4. East High record State Meet 1938 4. Harry Katoski—220 yd. Low Hurdle's—27.0. Mansfield Relays 5. Mike Sorek—Javelin 191'IOJ (Alliance Relays). East High record 1938 6. Mike Sorek Javelin 178'7 (City Meet). City record 1938 7. Victor Klein Discus 122'8 (City Meet 1938) East High record 8. Victor Klein—Shot Put 48'4 (City Meet). East High record 1938 9. Mile Relay—East s. Vincent 1938- 3:37.5. R. Crane, S. Huzar. II. 'Falling, W. Smith 10. Walter Smith 880 yd. run—2:00.3 (City Meet 1938) 11. Mile Medley Relay—Alliance' Meet—3:46. R. Crane, II. Katoski. W. Smith. II. Tailing 12. Medley Relay—Mansfield Meet 8:15. H. Katoski, 220; R. Crane, 440; W. Smith, 880: II. Tailing. Mile 13. Mike Sorek—Javelin 180'S (Mansfield Relays 1938). Mansfield Record 71 Tennis Satyshur; Witte; Mifkovic; McClure; Frochlich. Czech; Carlson. Golf Christo IT; Lininper; Skovrn; Demyanovich; Guzak; Damico. 72 I Girls’ Chorus Fourth tow—Mogy; Zuchi; Alexandrovich: Johnson: Siefert: Hoy: Dunn; llarcourt. Third tow—Dombrowik; Henning: Kinney: Komorik: Pape: Amendola; Ponterinero: Krivoniak. Second tow Moneton: Maclievich: MacDonald: Mahle; Hicarl; Musser: Jones: Sterrett: Cooper. First tow Wagner; Hewitt: Amendola: Sanner: O’Connor: Klank: Zienewicz. Junior Girls’ Chorus Fourth Row—Marsh; Crank: Crotty: Heyer; North; Itay: Goehman: Freehaurn. Third Row- Lang; Stahover: Rtinik; Skapaw; Morris; Feldt; Ciotoli; O’Connor; Kudlack. Second Row—Swanson; Alexander; Hamilton; Loader: Pintes; Ciotoli; Sullivan: Damico: Hauer. First Row—Vellis; Newcomer; Coe; Smith; Ahenzer; Wright: Johnson; Frank. Director—Miss Eleanor Good. Accompanist—Hangheld Feld!. 75 M Club Fifth How—Steimer; Szorek: Wood; Guth; hitler; Zielinski: Palmer; Nagorski: Floyd. Fourth How—Chronis; Bed nark; Markovich; Askine; Anderson; Chellis; Kaminski; MacDonald: Grugin; FIeib(il; Doyle. Third How—Brewer; Sanner; Heintz; Cant Ion; Considine; Bahlak: Rogaski. Second How—Ahrarnoski: Erb: Brice: Kinney: Kraut: Binderle; Schlaufman: Fletcher. First How—Harris: Fisher: Sterret: Bowers; Toms; Nielson; Martin; Swanson. Fifth How—High ho use; Dzuricky; Gorski; Alexander; I luster: Holdsworth: Brink; D onard. Fourth How—Carlson; Evans: Maari: Luhiak; La Price: Pazoro; Mozer; Tyzinski. Third Hoiv—Bach; Neidzelski; Bessmer: Cabaloir; Pancerev; PersianolT; Carnahan; Brown. Second How—Leonard; Coyne: Mayer; Handley; Chrishock: Baranowski; Vicos. First How—Elber: Douglas; Pickut: Huegel: Ivan; kapsalaki; Kapsalaki: MacDonald. CABINET Georgiana Elber President Ruth MacDonald Vice President Charlotte De Voge Secretary Ignore Bessmer T reasurer Jean Amacher II istorian George Chronis Program Chairman Miss Joselyn Adrisor Miss Bryan Advisor 7« Debate Club Varsity Teams Affirmative Clarence Bukowski Harvey McClure ( corgc Currier Negative .lean Coursen John McLaughlin Andrew Hutton Schedule March 13, 1939 Last vs. West Millcreek March 15, 1939 Hast vs. Harborcreek March 17, 1939 - Last vs. Lawrence Park March 24, 1939 East vs. Girard April 14, 1939 East vs. Strong Vincent April 14. 1939 East vs. North East April 21. 1939 East vs. Niagara Falls April 26, 1939 East vs. Jamestown Leaffue Debates. Scoring for Ivicli i«lnal Speakers on the Varsity Teams AfTirmative George Currier 3 votes I lurvey Met Jure 6 votes Clarence Bukowski 2 votes Negative Jean loursen 7 votes Andrew I lutton____ V0te8 John McLaughlin 3 votes Remarks George Currier was chosen as the best speaker for the year. Jean Coursen was voted second best. Club’s Officers Coach Manager President Vice President Secretary Treasurer William Bannister Andrew Hutton Harvey McClure John McLaughlin George Currier Willard Hirt 79 Student Council Third Sow- Hickman; Chrishock; Patterson; Harris; Stunder; Vicos. Second Sow—Fuyas; Komorny; Domhrowski; Witte; Jones; Shea. First Sow—Coursen; Chellis; Keating; Packard; Jones. Ho nor Society Fourth Sow -Domhrowski; Stilecki; Daily; Chimenti; Strcnio; Alstadt. Third Sow Ducll, Steadman; Ihikowski; McClure; Carlson; Komorny. Second Soto— I led I und; Vicos; Morris; Chrisliock; MacDonald; Coursen; Keating; Kaminski. First Sow—Fiber; Chellis; Kapsalaki; Floyd; Urban; Brown. no 55 A Cappella Choir Fifth How—McLeod; Piekanski; Boyle; Meister: Damico; Gardner; KafTertv; O’Brien. Fourth How—Anderson; Weigand; Bach; Sellnaekel; Hunter; Baker; Flick; Malinowsky. Third How— Hirt; Harrison; Troyan; Bessmer; Bicart; Johnson; Markovitch; Wood; Bednark. Second How—Weinheimer; Hultquist; Chellis; Chellis; HalFey; Swanson; RymofT: Szorek; Markevitch. First How—Walker; Baines; Vicos; Scoville; Pratt: Johnson: Morris: Monseur; Mason. Junior Drum and Bugle Corps Fourth Row—Nelson: Gruszka; Sonny: Lytle: Mayer; Hunihall; Blair. Third Row—Doyle; Doinbrowik; Alexivitoh: Super; De Metter; Duell; Hunter. Second Row—Schloss; Lee; Dworakowski; Szczesny: Feldt: Hertner. First Row—Morrow; Carlson; Goehnian; Vicos; Harcourt; Ul; Dunst. Tom-Tom Staff Third Row—Smillie; Langdon: Bahlak; Chellis; Henning. Second Row—Langdon; leader: Baumann: Nash; Considine; lleintz. First Rote—Lang; Handley; Kaminski; Jasley; Harris: Schloss. 82 I Gym Review Gym Review 84 I Gym Review 85 86 I Senior Persona lities Name Favorite Saying Nickname Irene Zielinski Oh me—Oh my Hen ie Andrew llutton Whatsa matter? A ndy Jean Coursen Alrite llun Margaret Grugin Lights out! Marge Adelaide Kraut Why? Addy Annalouise Schlaufman Only make-believe Ann Mary Jane Considine Are ya kiddin me? Janey Betty llulquist Wanna hear me sing? Hetty Rita Rinderle Huh? Hita Ralph Shaner 1 didn't say that Tony Dolores Leighton Tee-hee Body Jay Buchanan Why me? Jay Geraldine Gant Ion Oh gowan Gerry Coleman Duell Is zat so? Junior Clarence Bukowski Oh! you bum (mss Mia ilia Bowers Don’t Miama Bob (Constantine How’s your liver? Hob Mariann klugiewie . Think not? Mary Marjorie Alexander Ohhhh Marge Joe Gensheimer Ooohhhhh Stinkueed Donald Sanner Hm! Could be! Buck Georgia Chronis 1 want a leopard skin coat Moaner Catherine Doyle Where's Ed? (Jug Margaret Bahlak Hello honey Hubs Charlotte De Vogc Oh, honest? Porky Paul Flannagan (Join my way? Paul Marlyn Baeh Aw shucks Marlyn Mary Dzuricky Oh yes Mary Dorothy Jones Heck! Dot Shirley London Is it? Shirt Doris Kuhn Cut it Kuhnie Betty Loader Why? Belts Jane Austin Could lx Janey Mont Rose Chcllis Holy Cow Monty Leona Johnson Aw shutup l ee Dorothy Brice Oh shush Dot Vangela kapsalaki Ah dear Vangie Ralph Stewart Aga Rooga Stewie Donald ('arlson How do you know? Deacon Jean Amacher 1 don’t know Jeanie Genleve Kaminski Now it’s a fact Toughy Gcorgiana Fiber You rat Georg ie Lenore Bessmer Oh, you know Lenore Don Kttwein Hi, peaches! Bed Fred Detzel Hi Chicks Del Harvey McClure Aw no! Harr Robert Constantine Gee! Hat Don Alstadt Your foolin me Oscar Sophie Rorczon Well I have to be different Soph Anthony Galina Wanna buy a ticket? Tony 88 Pet Peeve Rainy weather Silence Andy’s asking me what’s the matter Sleeping with curlers on hair Poky people When he can’t get the oar Bubble-gum Imitations of her singing Non-gigglers Burning rides on his yacht Blind dates Being sent to the office I lornework Showy people Inconsistent people Copy cats Washing cars Being scratched by a cat Non-jitterbugs Girls that smoke One-arm drivers “Being bossed” Ed Skovron Counting calories Dark roads Hitch-hikers Rack-seat drivers Dancing Studying Classical music Keeping quiet Show-offs Peeling fingernail polish Tests Cheapskater Toe Steponners Writing stories for others No sense of humor Doing homework for other kids to copy People w ho don’t want their pictures taken Tom-Tom reporters w ho won’t work Rainy weather Not singing in the auditorium Nosey people School College tests P. 0. D. Class Plies in his soup Runners in stockings Guidance hour I Your Hit Parade on Must Have Hern a Beaut iful Baby W hen Irish Eyes Are Smiling Drrp Purple Jeepers Creepers Mexicali Hose Deep ill a Dream Two Sleepy People This Can't Ee Love This Is It Could Be M iss Hallelujah Hrown I Cet Along without you very Well Hoo I loo A Sweet Little Headache Stardust Honolulu Heinenihrr Me Your the Only Star in My Blue Heaven Penny Serenade Chop Sticks Toy Trumpet Little Skipper Little Genius Little Sir Echo My Heart Belongs to Daddy When They Begin tin Be”in It's the Dreamer in I le Flat Foot Floosie Small Fry Drums Don't Let That Moon Get Vway So Help Me Boulevard of Broken Dreams Tht Lady in Bed I .Married an Angel You're Lovely Madame A Little Kiss at Twilight My Bosary Will You Hememher Tonight Tomorrow Now It Can Be Told Isn't it wonderful, isn't it swell Stop heating around the Muihury Bush Love Light in the Star-light The Masquerade is Over I Hadn't Any One Till You Get out of Town Heaven Can Wait Cocktails for Two You Leave Me Breathless Huby Bennett Katherine Doyle Jay Buchanan Dorothy Jones Bose Holdsworth Albert Amendola Georgia Chronis and Joe Gensheimer Jack Dailey Anthony Gallina Margaret W allace Jane Austin Lenore Bessemer Nardy Damico Betty Moore Larry Karuba Donald Burgon Coleman Duell Mary Douglas Harvey McClure George Glecos Don Faulhul er Delores Tayler Don Alstadt Bob Payne Vangela kapsulaki Mary Malinowski Margin Handley Bob W hit man Dorothy Brice Kenny Ahrens Georgiana Elber Athena Vicos Margaret Bablak Gerry Caution Don Ettwein Betty Ilulquist Cecelia Ivan Jean Coursen Mary Jane Considine Clarence Burkowski Bobcrt Hiller Fred Detzel Fudge Dombrowski Irene Kapsalaki Andy Hutton Anna Savilla Ruth McDonald Charlotte Devoge and Don Sanner Rita Rcndcrlc 89 June Class Will We, the 1939 Class of Hast High School about to pass out of existence, do make, publish and declare this to lx? our last will and testament: Jean Ainacher leaves her photographic ability to Mr. Munz. Marge Handley leaves her sweet disposition to Miss Buc'lins. Coleman Duell leaves his literary ability to Mr. ease. Don Carlson leaves his “hot air” to warm the halls. Paul Flanigan leaves his gum under all the seats. Iledwig Majewski leaves her knitting ability to Miss Smith. Annaloui.se Schlaufman leaves her “gift of gab” to Miss Gerl oth 8 next year’s home room. Mary Douglas leaves her blond hair to Shirley Sanner. Vangela Kapsalaki leaves her bookkeeping ability to anyone who wants it. Genevieve Kaminski leaves the Tom Tom for a war dance. Clifford Brackett leaves his flashy clothes to anyone who wants to wear them. Buth MacDonald leaves her patience to Miss Hughes. Clarence Bukowski leaves his seat in French to John McLaughlin. Katherine Toms leaves her sewing ability to her younger sister Eva. Charlotte DeVoge leaves all her “spunk” to next year’s needful seniors, l more Bessmer leaves her singing ability to Mr. Ilarlstld. Georgia Chronis leaves nothing to the school but takes Joe with her. Margaret Bahlak leaves her modeling ability to Miss Koerber. Anne Cannon leaves her ability to blush to Mr. Jordon. Margaret Brewer leaves her good report cards to Jeanne Brown. John Flick leaves his bashfulncss to Donald Faulhaber. Bob O’Brien leaves the choir to Mai McLeod. Betty Bhodes leaves the road to success to the remaining students of Hast High. Anna Nielsen leaves her contagious giggle to Mrs. Shanner. Delores Taylor leaves Mrs. Milloy to teach Latin in peace, hereafter. Edna Mae Will leaves her trill to her sister Marilyn Will. Doris Kuhn leaves her witty jokes to the waste paper basket. Mildred Anderson leaves her shyness to April Henning. Betty Jane Askine leaves her musical ability to the Drum and Bugle Corps. Nobert Lechner leaves his Donald Duck to next year’s Spring Circus. Marilyn Bach leaves some caloric's to Bertha Ilafley. Dorothy Brice leaves her height to next year’s basketball center. Joe Gensheimer leaves the Hi-Y with a Heigh-O. Jean Coursen leave's her eloquent ability to Bill Smiley. Harvey McClure leaves the band to steer its own course. Miami Bowers leaves peace in Miss Betts’ room to the next year’s fourth period class. Bita Binderle leaves the rocky chair in the library to Miss MeUmghlin. Anne Savilla leaves her merriness to Miss Nash. Evelyn May leaves her typing for Mr. Barber to anybody who wants it. Margaret Grugin leave's her seat in the corner in Boom li t to Mr. Glazert. Ann Adamczyk leaves her sense of humor to Miss Burns. Eleanor Abramoski leave's her A’s to all dtimbcdls. Adelaide Kraut leave's her epiie't dispostion to Dorothy Guth. Betty 11 ule|iiist lease's her singing ability to Mr, Bannistc'r. Ann Persianolf le ave s her he'ight to Betty Manse'iur. Athena Vico leases her lose of history to anyone who thoroughly hate's it. Lily Pearl Nash le av ‘s he r pen wisdom to Mr. Balia. Catherine' Doyle le aves Eel Skovorn in school but not for good. Georgianna Elber leave's the Sunrise till it se ts. Jack Dailey leave's his hair to Mr. Nease. Byron Clouser leaves school to make it e asie r for Mr. Carney. Francis Wuenschel leaves his “cutting up” to the sewing classes. Mary Jane Brink leaves a haunting memory to Mr. He e-k. Ne d llirt le aves all his football experience to future Academy teams. Marianne Klugcwicz leaves her ability of sew ing to he r younger sister Esther. We make, constitute and appoint our beloved sponsors, Miss Theresa Burns and Mr. John Nease, executrix and executor of this our last will and testament. 90 I Don filters away an hour in the chem lah. “Flowers for Madam.” “Let’s have another cup of coffee.” Our budding chemist s ] uints. 91 February Class Prophecy Casimir Michali, who has always had a yearning to In heard, is now a conductor for the New York Central Railroad in New ork City. Jean Hunter is a girl that has always stopped to take a second look at the boys. She is now head nurse at the Hamot Hospital still looking them over. Helen Ager is in charge of the How To Chew Gum And Not Be Noticed Activity at Hast High School. Edward Knecht, our former track star, is now heading a society to remove spikes from track shoes, feeling that the | oor track has sobered long enough. Alfred Lang is a gentleman farmer. All he raises is his hat. Merle Slagter has just recently introduced his Hie Cup Drops to brighten up dull study halls. Within two seconds after taking one, the student falls into iolent fits of coughing, sneezing, and wisecracking. Betty Musser, who was l orn under the North Star, is going to provide soft walls around dance floors for wallflowers to cling to. Dolores Morris is a famous blues singer about town; but. she is still looking for a piano to sit on. Paul kulich, or Pee Wee, has risen to great heights. He is now married and has already passed out cigars seven times. Hilly Gorman has hit an all-time high record in football with more touchdowns to his credit that Knute Rockne. Secret—he runs under the legs of the opposing teams. Joe Petack was called Shotgun in school. He must have taken this to heart for he swapped his high school diploma for a real shotgun. And today he is a lionecrushing, riproaring cowboy of the wild and wooley west. Violet Walker while sin was in school was the gossiper of the class. For this achievement she is now employed as a saleslady for the Foo’s Dog Biscuit Company. Arthur Amendola, kindhearted soul, has manufactured soft little pads for golf balls to land on when they fall in the cups—he doesn’t want them to hurt themselves. Hay Kalivoda works for Uncle Sam as a G-Man. Believe it or not, he only had to send two box tops from Post Toasties to get the tin badge. Felix Habas holds tin important position as janitor at East High. He spends his time pieceing together tin finely torn notes that In finds in the waste baskets. Marjorie Smith gave up her hopes of being a physical director to become a great landscape artist. She does complete | ortrait sketches in three minutes for the nominal fee of only five cents per dozen. Florence Hcdlund certainly is in the money now. Sin is the owner of Hedlund's Jewelry Company in Pueblo, New Mexico. After eleven weary years of hard work, John Borkowski has succeeded in keeping one job. lb is baker at Firch’s. Hecently la had to have a spinal operation—he twisted his back from putting pretzels into shape. Dorothy Zamierowski is a government employee from our class. She travels to foreign shores and acts as a spy trying to find out if the time has come for our country to prepare for war. She finds the best place for carrying maps, etc. is in her hair. That deep contralto voice you hear every night over Station W HY belongs to Eloise Slow, who advertises with music those famous aids to beauty. Twitched Tweezers. Thomas Sperides, immediately after his leaving East High, took lessons in ballet dancing from the great Nijimski. Eddie Blehl still has the old yearning for football. He is starring as the quarterback for dear old S. S. II.—Sing Sing University. Rebecca Levi, the proprietress of Levi’s Dress Shoppee, employs a former classmate of hers, Audrey Floyd, as one of her mannequins. Together they rule the fashion parade of America. Betty llendrie was always a gazer in high school, and she has carried this on for ten years until now sue is a famous crystal gazer. She has predicted the coming of the New Year. Victoria Talkowski has risen to be one of the greatest actresses on the stage and the screen under the able tutorship of Cecil De Mille. The champion of the woman’s world of golf is none other than Esther Hess. She has taken first place for three seasons so that beautiful cup with her name engraved on it rightfully belongs on her mantle. June Pratt, the jitterbug of the class, has become an x-ray technician at Johns Hopkins Hospital. She now x-rays jitterbugs. Lena Popenciu is, of course, a member of tin beauty culture world. She is the proprietress of a shop in New York. Dick Smith always was more or less a gossip. He still continues in that line by carrying mail for Uncle Sam. Joe Murphy, who had a great love for the Erie Stadium, is back selling goods to the spectators. The ladies man of the class, Alfred Solkowski, is now surrounded by girls of all descriptions. Al wasted no time in getting started in his business, and today he is the manager of the famous show “Broadway Babes.” He is so particular whom lie has in his show that he is his own talent scout. Beware, girls! 92 Social Calendar Mid-Year Class Social Calendar Han |net Dance and Prom January II, Class Night January 20, Commencement January 24, East High Social Calendar I2A Dance I2A Dance Speech ('lasses and Feb. Class Dance Dance Sunrise Dance Dance . 12A Dance 11A Dance I2A Dance “M” Chib Dance I2A Dance October 20, November I, November 10, December 9, December 16, January 6, January 19, February 3, March 21, April 14, April 21, May 12, 1939 1939 1939 1938 1938 1938 1938 1938 1939 1939 1939 1939 1939 1939 1939 June Class Social Calendar Party at DeTuerk’s Farm October 28, 1938 Tureen Supper in School Cafeteria February 3, 1939 Bunny Schullle Dance April 11, 1939 Gym Review April 28. 1939 Tri-Club Dance April 28, 1939 Class Play May 26, 1939 Class Day May 27, 1939 Class Picnic May 29, 1939 Flag Day June 2, 1939 Banquet and Dance June 5, 1939 June Prom June 8, 1939 Commencement . . June 13, 1939 9.'$ The 1939 June Class Play SEVEN SISTERS Cast Mrs. Gyurkovics, a widow Katinka Sari Ella Mitzi Terka Liza ► Her seven daughters Klara Colonel Radviany Gida Radviany Ferenz Horkov Michael Sandorfly Toni Teleki Janko Doris Langdon Anne Adamczyk Georgianna Kilter Belly Loader Belly Patterson Anna Louise Schlauffman - Mary Malinowski Athena Vicos Donald Carlson Coleman Duel! A nthony Galena Harvey McClure _ Melvin Wagner Mr. Walp Directors Mr. Gordon Bookholdcr Rose Holdsworth I Committees for Senior Class Play Advertising Willard Hirt, Chairman Jean Coursen Alex Dombrowski Geraldine Cantlon Jane Austin Betty Jane Askine Costumes Bob Considine Catherine Doyle Mildred Coyne Leona Johnson Charlotte DeYoge Clarence Bubowski Eleanore Abramoski Anne Mikielski Harriet Murawski Josephine kubasik Julia Cieslak Jane Austin Geraldine Cantlon Gene Tyburski Adeline Badomski Dorothy Kruszewski Scenery and Lighting Andrew Hutton Leona Johnson Byron CJouser John Flick Shirley London Properties Jay Buchanan Bob Constantine Margaret Brewer Mary Jane Considine Dorothy Jones Mont Bose Chellis Rita Rinderle Margaret Grugin Dorothy Brice Ralph Shaner Richard Miller Donald Ettwein Irene Dombroski Margaret Bablak Doris Kuhn Gertrude 1 Jrban Joe Lepkowski Adelaide Kraut Margie Handley Dorothy Wozniak Edna Mae Will Programs, Ushers, Tickets angela Kapsalaki Mary Dzuricky Helen Gorski Mary Douglas Ruth MacDonald Virginia Siegel Mildred Coyne Helen Leonard Mildred Anderson Andrew Strenio Jack Dailey 93 We have reached the end of our journey. Did you enjoy it? With reluctance we give a cheery good-bye to Mr. Ray, our pilot. Our crew has been most efficient and our passengers most co-operative. During this trip, we have enlarged our store of information and have had valuable experiences in our short-stop activities. All glory to our stunt-fliers! Much praise to our social leaders! “Happy Landing!” to you all. •x OL l ep reden la tiue Yianu ucturerd and lff]erchcintd of £r ne 19 3 9 UNION-PURE Ice Delivery Company MANUFACTURED ICE Yellow Trucks—23-279 Blue Trucks—22-23(1 Hiah (STANLEY I BRO FURNITURE CO. INC. ©EM CITy Ice ©ream “Erie’s Finest Made” Ice Cream, Sherbets, Fancy Moulds and Specialties FIRCH’S Factory and Salesroom 503 East 8th Street Ma-Made BREAD “It's the Best” Phone 23-758 Or Your Neighborhood Dealer ARTHUR F. SCHULTZ COMPANY General Electric Radios Refrigerators Washers 1616-1018 Parade Streel 1029 Slate Street Tivo I 19 3 9 INDl STIUAL Am KHTISINC 522 Erie Trust Building Erie, Pennsylvania RICHMAN BROTHERS Tops in Style as well as in Value $22 0 909-11 State Compliments of SKINNER ENGINE CO. Erie, Pa. Times do change! In years to come, when you look at this book won't all these pictures and ''ads” seem funny to you?Yes-times do change! Wpiblpn Pharmacy Liberty at Eighth Street GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY BALWAIDS JEWELERS 11 West 9th St. Expert Repair Work USED RECORDINGS GOODM V DORSET BAILEY CLINTON KEMP Also New Decca — Bluebird SIIAW BASIE CROSBY WEBB KYSER Yoealion — Victor and Brunswick Records ORGAN SUPPLY CORP. 540 East Second Si. Erie, Pcnna. Three 19 3 9 Ocn atulaticns to the Graduates from ERIE'S LEADING BUSINESS MEN Sulony liros. Meats and Groceries 1064 W. 5th St. Phone 24-855 Public Dry Gleaners DuPont and Tri-Clene Process donkeys Grocery and Meat Market 1144 West 8th St. Prozan’s DeLuxe Quality Furniture See us before buying. Shuw-Millington Laundry to. Phone 22-959 Schneider, John Tailors 930 Peach St. Lyle Orr Alderman 702 State St. James Lonergan Alderman First W ard 701 Stab St., 2nd Floor Fromknecht and lleidecker Milk to. Ford F. O’Dell Jeweler llartleh's lee dream Bar 8th and Cranl erry Sts. Darling Flower Shoppe Corsages and Cut Flowers Hoffman for Bicyclers 362 West 8th St. The Lynch Camera Shop Camera and Photographic Supplies Long’s— Ladies Outfits 917 State Street Kichard II. Beyer Jeweler 28 West 8th St. Harry K. Mueller The Key Man J. A. libel Pictures and Frames Fisenman’s Ice Cream Bar 1002 Fast 6th St. ink. The Cleaner Stacy’s Everything but the Child Kraus’ Department Store Kva Johnson Linn’s Beauty Salon Thomas’ Jewelry Store (iifts for All Occasions 8 West 8th St. Lockwood’s leather Goods W ells' Cleaners Utmost in Dry Cleaning Charlie Barber Mayor Lawrence Ch aners ami Dyers 402 West 3rd St . Katherine Kalyelage Chester W. Zerbe State Commander Veterans of Foreign W ars Ligh I bouse Barbecue 1527 West 26th St. Fred W . Lamherton Chief Deputy Prothonotary Best Wishes for Your Future Schlaiidccker Bros. 929 State St. Sprawls Ice dream 426 Cherry St. We can’t make all tin Ice dream in Frie, So we just make the best. The Bello Store Gov’t. Inspected Schalfner Meats and Groceries 301 Cascade St. Neumers Koserv 1005 W est 6th St. Dial 46-116 Flowers of Quality, Corsages, etc. The Gertrude Driscoll Shop Womens Dresses, Hats, and Accessories 2501 Peach St. Holder Baking Co., Inc. 561 Fast 18th St. The Pussy Willow Tea Boom Tasty Foods Claremont Millinery Shop 712 State St. Frank J. Vollmer Chief Deputy Sheriff The Tavern The Finest Place to Dine Four I 19 3 9 “Ledger 45, Folio 137” NOT more than half a dozen words are needed for the modern accountant to locate the state of any account on his books. But imagine what the Cashier of the Bank of England had to wrestle with when George Washington was still a British subject. Notched twigs recorded thousands of important financial transactions. A needle in a hay-stack was little harder to locate than any particular twig in the vaults of the Bank of England. Finally, these twigs became such a nuisance that they were ordered burned, and the resultant blaze burned down the Parliament buildings. Yet even that calamity was repaid with a system of records among the most thorough in the world. When the “Old Lady of Threadneedle Street” was able to replace sticks of wood with ledger paper, a new era of book-keeping began. HAMMERMILL PAPER COMPANY, Erie, PENNSYLVANIA Fire 19 3 9 ERIE BUSINESS COLLEGE Established 1884 A Recognized Institution for Business and Secretarial Training College Grade Courges Strong Teaching Staff Selected Student Body College Ideally Located and Refined Atmosphere Equipment Up-to-Date. We encourage the matriculation of serious-minded students of good standing. Students well trained for business positions are in demand, and are assisted in securing employment. We invite you to visit the school. Phone 23-814, or write for Descriptive Folder. ERIE BUSINESS COLLEGE 220 W est Ninth Street Erie, Penna. Established April 12, 1888 ERIE DAILY TIMES Erie's Successful Newspaper TIMES SQUARE 110 W . 10th St. Phone 23-281 Where Erie Buys Greeting Cards KUHN’S PICTURE AND GIFT SHOP 26 West 9th Street Ideal School Pictures Artistic Picture Framing Compliments of A Friend CONNECTICUT GENERAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. CHARLES R. PIXLER (General Agent) 1004 Erie Trust Bldg. Erie, Pa. Six £he Halle -Bros. @o. 116-124 West 10th Street Liccr icri DRUG STORES Auto Insurance for Less A Home Industry with a Nation-Wide Service ERIE INSURANCE EXCHANGE 19 3 9 We Congratulate The Graduating Classes of 1939 On their Splendid Scholastic Record And wish them A Continued Success A Complete - ' Sporting Goods Department (jantner WIKIES P«t T W Thirty-one Years of Continued Service to the Athletes of Erie High Schools Palace Ha ibwa e H ouse JOIN THK . . . Y. M. C. A. Kelly Studios Cameras, Supplies Films, Finishing 14 E. 10th St. Erie, Pa. Make it your downtown Headquarters ADAMS AND STREUBER 6th and East Ave. Erie’s Paint Authority Says: “Beautify your buildings with a coat of GOOD PAINT, purchased from the ERIB PAINT CO. Member of the Guild Hess Ercthers Prescription and Manufacturing OPTICIANS Where the Price is Right Phone 22-382 104 West 9th St. Erie, Pa. Seven 19 3 9 ECKERD’S 70b State Street 1109 832 BETTER DRUG STORES Prescriptions Our Specialty We use I lie best drups and chemicals and employ the best registered men that money can hire. Bring your next prescription to one of the Eckerd Drug Stores AND SAVE MONEY (Eangratulattmts to the ACADEME Staff and Advisers • In producing the engravings for your Annual, we express appreciation for your cooperation and the cordial association. • National Service Engraving Company The Complete Service Plant 1708 French Street Erie, Penna. PASS THOSE EXAMS MEHLER'S BEVERAGES, including R-E-A-L 7 UP, have passed the taste test for years with flying colors. Be sure of what you drink, demand MEHLER’S BEVERAGES 1218 Parade St. 26-767 Y. W. C. A. Comptometer School 722 Commerce Building ERIE COUNTY MILK ASS’N Producers and Distributors of ECOM A SEA I,TEST PRODUCTS Eight 19 3 9 Compliments of Metric Metal Works of the American Meter Cc., Inc. Manufacturers of GAS METEES ERIE, PENNA. A Enjoy Bauman Association CARPET CLEANERS 140 West Fourth St. STERLING 3330 Peach St. MILK Dial 99-691 Dial 26-445 GIRARD PHONE 421-M EEANET’S GEILE SPECIALIZING IN PRIVATE PARTIES CHICKEN - STEAK - FISH DINNERS At All Times 9 Miles West of Erie. Pa. On Route 5 Lovell Manufacturin' Company ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA Nine ■ 19 3 9 Business is a Profitable Profession ERIE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Specialists in Business Training Approved by the Pennsylvania Committee on Standards of Approved Business Schools Placement of graduates, 98%. Tuition Reasonable Faculty is State Certified State at Eighth St. Erie, Pa. 22-644 T. D. KRUM, Pres. Res. 98-179 Heyl Physicians Supply Co. TE©y LAIINDKY 416 State Street Boston Store 'llIcCJanncll SJLolo luJio COMMERCIAL AND PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY Official Photographers at East High School LAUTERBACH BAKERY, Inc. QUALITY BAKED GOODS 121 E. 21st Street Phone 75-177 Let us examine your eyes ami fit them with proper Glasses. C. H. COLLMAN Optometrist and Manufacturing Optician 1)11. 11. H. COLLMAN, Optometrist Cor. 8th and Peach Streets Masonic Temple Phone 22-098 Ten 19 3 9 This book is printed on OXFORD BOOK PAPER furnished by DAKA PAPER CO. Distributors of High Grade Papers 321 State Street Erie, Pa. Diamonds Established 1862 atches HERMAN T. JARECKI JEWELEKS 25 West 9th Street JEWELR Y — SI I.V EH W A11E ENGRAVED STATIONERY Compliments of Ryan Baur Laver Offerle Schluraff Kallenbach Erie F. T. 13. Florists Swanson Tool and Machine Corporation Design and Manufacture of Punches and Dies Special Tools, Fixtures and Machinery 810-812 East Eiightli Street Phone 54-200 Erie, Pennsylvania Protect Your Most Valuable Possession— Your Eye-Sight DR. R. W. SHEPARD OPTOMETRIST 113 West 11th St. 30 Years of Helpful Eye Service in Erie Established 1924 WILLIS CONOLLY STUDIOS Teachers of Guitar, Banjo, Piano-Accordian, Piano, Theory and Harmony Written Guarantee to teach you to play 706 State St. Phone 23-710 Eleven 19 3 9 Flickinger’s Hotel Dept. Especially Selected Foods Packed for Hotels, Cafeterias and ERIE, FORGE CO. Institutions Samples and Quotations Cheerfully Furnished —OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE— N. V'. C. St. L. R. R. and Wallace St. Erie, Penna. Erie, Pa. American Hollow Boring Co. AMERICAN STERILIZER COMPANY Erie, Penna. Hollow Bored Forgings and Steel Shafts Office and Works: 19th and Raspberry Streets Congratulations — Graduates We wish you the best for your future— Jacob Haller Company Wholesale Grocers May the rest of your life be as easy and happy as your Almost Everything from Individual Sizes to Gallon Cans for High School days. REINHOLD PHARMACY BAKERS, HOTELS RESTAURANTS, CLUBS, HOSPITALS, INSTITUTIONS CAMPS 1715 State St. - Phone 24-271 Erie, Pa. P. O. Box 898 Erie, Pa. Twelve There is an ESSO Station in your neighborhood. Erie Owned — Erie Operated CRAIG OIL COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS The Students' Favorite Rendezvous” Plan Your Social Parties at WALE 4MEEE EAEE The Best of Bands at Popular Prices Phones: 32-102 and 32-402 Thirteen 19 3 9 ★ ★ ★ GO WHERE HITS ARE A HABIT s THEATRE 1 Presents Erie’s Best Entertainment . . . . ALWAYS ★ ★ ★ ERIE ENGRAVING COMPANY T T T ARTISTS ENGRAVERS AND ELECTROTYPING T HE. 14™ ST. ERIE.PA. TRASK, PRESCOTT RICHARDSON CO. DEPARTMENT STORE First Qualify Merchandise Erie, Penna. L. PRESS CO. 1210—1216 State Street SPORTING GOODS CAMPING EQUIPMENT RIDING APPAREL SPORTSWEAR Having selected your Major, the rest comes easy. Our Major is Gift Specialties, which makes your selections easy. Buy Gifts and Lucy Ellis Candy at 727 Peach St. LEO SCHLAUDECKER GO. Established 1873 25 E. 8th Street Erie, Pa. INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS SURETY BONDS Fourteen 19 3 9 The LAWRENCE EICTEL 10th and Peach Streets The Ballroom offers facilities for DANCING PRIVATE DINNERS BANQUETS CARD PARTIES The PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE EKIE Technical School Center (Y. M. C. A.) • EVENING COURSES LOW TUITION FEES • Business Administration (including Accountancy), Electrical and Mechanical Engineering. For information write or phone J. II. KIKK, Kxtension Representative tOt Vriel Ithlf.’.. Krie 22-646) Fifteen 19 3 9 BAKER’S 1850-1938 Style Headquarters for Young Men — Featuring — FASHION PARK CLOTHES ARROW SHIRTS STETSON HATS FREEMAN SHOES REVERE SWEATERS ALPACUNA COATS ISAAC BAKER SON State Street at Seventh CONGRATULATIONS! laurel TfyiW Cemetery line. On the Cruhh Hoad (One mile south of Ridge Road) Congratulations! A. E. AXTELL Cleaners and Dyers 111 West Eleventh Street Erie, Pa. Phone 22-011 Distinctive Jewelry Perfect jyi Dependable Diamonds j ' y | Watches DIAMONDS CLOCKS WATCHES f SILVER 21 West 10th Street WEST RIDGE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Girard, Penna. Compliments of THE STANDARD STOKER COMPANY, INC. Erie, Pennsylvania Sixteen 19 3 9 Established 1852 Incorporated 1897 JARECKI MFG. CO. Erie, Pa. Manufacturers of Pipe Fittings Valves and Cocks Pipe Threading Machines Compressor Governors Pipe Vises Oil, Gas and Water Well Supplies Pipe Cut and Threaded to Order KODAKS School Photographs By Frank Schauble Studios 113 West 10th St. Across from the Times Phone 24-268 MOVIES Serenleen 19 3 9 0 0 • is the password of the McCarty Printing Co., Inc. It is so ingrained in the minds of every one of our employees that as far as the element of time is concerned, SERVICE goes with every job, with or without the asking. But there is still more to McCarty SERVICE than the delivery of the job. We also insist there must be a quality standard. To rush work through to meet a customer’s demand ... at a sacrifice of quality ... is not SERVICE, hence the following: MODERN TYPE FACES FAST PRESS EQUIPMENT COMPLETE BINDERY SERVICE Go-., 9 tc. 246 EAST SEVENTH STREET TELEPHONE 23-872 ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA Eighteen 19 3 9 Ktt 81 1W‘- knOP- „.1W S WI ' „c «w'‘ i’si 1 ’ s •as1. .. '” ® first long tr mve cro m 5S00I 19 le3 10 tlrtel6 tu!. lS.S SO, 80ln5' of . t jss v- jss--- s one or t0 tne e ti e 1° y ve a 1 a t?s • ’1S,:' ,OU s X I Vic® pres Ident pres dent „ UE-IER sisters, -C EE1 Erl® «eter Nineteen 1!) 3 9 INDEX Name Page A Adams and Streuber......................... 7 American Hollow Boring Co..................12 American Sterilizer Company................12 Axtell, A. E...............................16 B Baker Son, Isaac.........................16 Balwaid's Jewelry.......................... 3 Bauman Association......................... 9 Boston Store...............................10 Brandt's Grill............................. 9 Burckart's Drug Stores..................... 6 C Collman, C. H..............................10 Colonial Theatre...........................18 Comptometer School......................... 8 Connecticut General Life................... 6 Craig Oil Co...............................13 D Daka Paper Co..............................11 E Eckerds.................................... 8 Erie Business College...................... 6 Erie Commercial College....................10 Erie County Milk Ass'n..................... 8 Erie Daily Times........................... 6 Erie Engraving Co..........................14 Erie Florists..............................11 Erie Forge Co..............................12 Erie Insurance Exchange.................... 6 Erie Meter Systems.........................19 Erie Paint Co.............................. 7 Erie Window Glass Co....................... 7 F Firch Baking Co............................ 2 Flickingers................................12 G Gem City Dairy............................. 2 Giftcraft Shop, The........................14 H Halle Bros. Co............................. 6 Haller, Jacob Co...........................12 Hammermill Paper Co........................ 5 Hess Brothers.............................. 7 Heyl Physicians Supply Co..................10 Hill Mill Ice Cream Co...................17 I I Irving's....................................17 Name Page J Jarecki, Herman T.........................11 Jarecki Mfg. Co...........................16 Jordan's..................................17 K Kelly Studios............................. 7 Kuhn's Picture and Gift Shop.............. 6 L Laurel Hill Cemetery......................16 Lauterbach Bakery, Inc....................10 Lawrence Hotel............................15 Lovell Mfg. Co............................ 9 M McCarty Printing Co., Inc.................18 McDannell Photo Studio....................10 Mehler's Beverage Co...................... 8 Metric Metal Works........................ 9 Meyer Sons, P. A........................15 N National Service Engraving Co............. 8 O Organ Supply Corp......................... 3 P Palace Hardware House..................... 7 Pennsylvania State College................15 Press Co., L............................14 R Reinhold Pharmacy.........................12 S Sardeson's................................17 Schauble, Frank...........................17 Schlaudecker, Leo Co......................14 Schultz, Arthur F. Co..................... 2 Shea's Theatre........................... 14 Shepard, R. W., Dr........................11 Skinner Engine Co......................... 3 Standard Stoker Co., Inc..................16 Stanley Bros. Furniture Co., Inc.......... 2 Sterling Milk............................. 9 Swanson Tool and Machine Corp.............11 T Trask, Prescott Richardson Co...........14 Troy Laundry..............................10 U Union Ice Co.............................. 2 W Waldameer Park............................13 Weiblen Pharmacy.......................... 3 West Ridge Transportation Co..............16 Willis Conolly Studios....................11 Y Y. M. C. A................................ 7 Y. W. C. A................................ 8 Twenty M Cahtv Pbistino Co., Ini .
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