East High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Schenker, Richard Twinklinq eyes are his friends' prize. Scoville, Gail Tiny, demure, happy and sweet Makes our Gail hard to beat. Siatowski, Michael Amiable Adonis. Sucldarth, Mary 4 Schnaekel , Elizabeth Your laugh and smile, and pleasant way We'll miss for days, and days and days. Shannon, Lester With his comical capers and witty remarks He's kept his class as merry as larks. Sokolowski, Fred Our Hearty Sailor rv rg, ,J . Blonde, cute and small, I 'l 'ist-1' yzy, f Sulewskl' Esther Quiet Mary known to GH- ,..,, .,,,. , . : Y Esther is our cymbal player. Q F 5 4.1.4 ln. Susan, Irene Tall and sophisticated is Irene, We all rate her as East l-liqh's Queen. Swanson, Walter ' Warrior Walter. Wx if.: Swanson, Melvin We're sorry that you're leaving us, We'll rate you always A plus. Szymansl-xi, Leona The height ot intelligence.

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N orwat, Grace Efficiency, cheertulness, and sweetness Added to simplicity equal a lovely sum --Grace. Pastore, Alvena This little lady is the third link- Three Musketeers. un., .. Pazdro , Antoinette Quiet, serene, and oh, so nice. V Rectenwald, James His personality leaves a dent in the hearts of all. Richter, Ethel Ever cheerful, never blue, That's our Ethel gay and true. 5 M sash! ' UL. ' 'et 't ,B , W Ross, Ella Jane East High, her Alma Mater, M ls proud ot this daughter. Ox-zel, Genevieve An ambitious typist. Paulson, Anita Cute, sweet and small Nancy is our walking doll. Pietrzak, Emil Emil's good at model build- ing, swimming and artg So you see beyond a doubt that he's right smart. Renning, Charles Oh Shelley, where art thou? Rogoski, Wanda Wanda has always been ready to aid, Any baffled lad or torlorn maid. Rullman, Dorothy Maiden, with the fair brown tresses Shading o'er thy dreamy eye. 15 Vtfxfgix- I

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Teneblum, Nellie Troyan' Jeanne A llflY miss Wllll 5 blq Beautiful hair and a flash- lleafl- ing smile. Ulanski, Harriet Wiertel. Edward Beautiful hair and dancing Personality, intelligence eyes and skills numberless Make her the one We ATS the roads follows jdolize, toward happiness. NO PICTURES Young, vincent Laughlin, Edward Clever, Conqemal and of His brush will bring him the right sort fame' He's known to be a perfect sport. Ostrowski, Raymond Conscientious COI1'1I'dd9. Senior Review Four years ago your reporter strolled into the upper classes of East High School and obtained, along with other members of the class, the much cherished name of Freshman. At last we had the honor of attending Senior Auditorium. To us, that privilege was the fulfillment of our fondest desire. Not that Senior Auditorium was better than lunior, although to our happy minds we estimated it as better, but that we were also older and mingled with the prestige of the school. Nothing of great interest happened to bring our class into the limelight of the school that year. After all, we were just Freshmen and considered as such. We did, however, have a voice in the student government. Mary Douglas was our class representative for this. A year passed. We passed also and our name was legally changed to Sophomore. l'd wager to say that every girl in our class became a member of the M Club. Then elections for student council placed lean Brown and Malcolm McLeod in the honor positions. Many of the class members displayed their talent in the production of Chain Lightning. What fun While it lasted! I ! Seen tripping the light fantastic were Eskil Carlson, Art Ring, lerry Kienholtz, Ruth MacDonald, Mary Douglas, Dorothy lones, and yours truly, Ruth Huegel. 17