East High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Page 20 text:

Yvonne Sliuw Dancing, Personality Club, Newman Club, Student Council, Typing Speed. Fdilh Siciliano Drum and Bugle. “MM Club Treasurer. Personality Club. Vice President. Dancing. Prom Chairman, Student Council. Ilct t ie Simon Dancing, Typing Club. Ktiquette. Radio Club. Sophie Swidcrski MM Club. Newman Club, Dancing, Cym Review, Student Council. Robert Talbert Football. Track, Newman Club. Biology Club. Driver’s Club. Dancing. Mildred Waite Choir. Type Ser ice. Beading Aloud. Cirls’ Chorus. Music Appreciation. Posture. Knitting. National Honor Society. Anna Mae W'ood Drum and Bugle. Dancing. Sadie Stefanow ic . “M Club. Newman Club, Cym Review, Dancing. Sewing Club, Crocheting. Kleanor Szczesny Knitting. “M Club, Newman Club, Sewing Club. I )ancing. (’.rocketing. Student Council. Class Secretary, Prom Committee, Sunrise Stall . Paul Wagner Baseball. Track. Track Manager. Football. Fool ball Buies. Ping Pong. Magazine Kxchange. John Wodarski Radio Club. Tumbling. Basketball Manager. “Kast-eapades, (iolf. Kd Wright Track, Glee Club, Dramatic's.

Page 19 text:

 dovie l ietrasantu Tennis. Chess. Magazine Club. Track. National Honor Society. Newman Club, Class President, Commencement Speaker. Paul Katkowski Catherine Pica Bette Roth Ftiquette, Junior Nurse. Pan-American. Hubert Schuuf Ping Pong. Geometry Club. John Shafer Track. Football, National Honor Society President, Student Council President. Newman Club. Football Utiles, Class Treasurer, Chess, Tjistcapades.” Commencement Speaker. Lydia Povench “M” Club, Newman Club. Dancing. Driver’s Club, Sew ing Club, Tennis, Girls' Chorus, Radio Club. Virginia Rhodes Cartoon, Dancing. Lydia Rodgers “VI” Club, Newman Club. Dancing, Gym Review. Albert Surti Football, Track, Radio Club. IVtronella Serhenski Sewing Club, Horticulture Club. Choir. Bessie Shannon

Page 21 text:

Iii Ever Wiili!iiini| l,'iri:li s Our class entered senior high rather bewildered by the thought dial some day we would lake our places in the sun as seniors about to graduate. In tenth grade, we were willing to be guided by the stars who were our upperlcassmen; in eleventh grade, we prepared to organize so that we might do some shining ourselves. At our first elections, Adone, Lydia, John, and Jean were chosen to be our guiding stars. We began our climb in tbe heavens of social activities with after school dances and a skating party or two. Then a few of our class members were “tapped for membership in the National Honor Society. Adone, Anthony, Car! and Lydia were the lucky ones. We were important. In our senior year, it was time for another election. We chose George, Carl, Eleanor, and Mike to guide us on to our place in the sun. Then our social activities were shining forth with much more brilliance as we held a spring dance, the Blossom Time Frolic,” our first really big dance. Not only did we sponsor this dance and several skating parties, but we also had two hayride parties. We really began to get acquainted with every member in the class. Time went flying along and soon it was June with the class just ahead of us graduating. And then September. As we started the last semester of high school, we once more held elections, with Adone again taking over the presidency of the class. Our class members led many of the school activities. Lois was president of the “M Club, and John, president of the Student Council and Honor Society. Our social heavens were ablaze with the brilliance of our star, as we held the “Turkey Trot,” another hayride, and one last skating party. Just before Christmas vacation we danced at the “Snowman’s Frolic,” our last dance at school. 11