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Efoseph Zgalegon, Seaman 2:t Eoseph GE. 6.5 Eieregonski, IBM. Qtrnest walter Qllark, 198. ilarnes Qtssigmann, 9. Svergt. Qlarl JPBI. Eortgpeki, iBht. Qllarl Uiflarinesj gross, beaman lze 3Kohert Benning, :WI M be Baniel 'YI 3KelIer, Qlorp. Elosepb iktause, jliilaeh. illilate Elobn Qaahpb ikrupinski, Qeaman walter jf. ilaramap, Qloep. 3Iaek illilatteson, beaman 24: Qrtbur lL iBrahntki, iBfe. walter bmillie, gunner Mate 2:e Qllan 18. Supp, iBht. Blobn jf. whaling, jf. QE. be Robert Q. These East High Boys Gave Their Lives Foo' Their Coimtfry 4 V 'A w I Nl su FQREWCRD Our high school years have been spent almost entirely during a time in which our country has been engaged in a war. We have learned to realize the privilege of receiving a democratic American education, while men and women all over the world are sac- rificing all that is most dear to them in order that future generations may continue in the way of life which is our most precious heritage. 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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT A Cecelia j. Rybinski, Mary E. McMahon, Maude Sloan, Alice E. jose Second Row: Florence M. Betts, Minnetta Kuperman, Helen Schneider, f' 'EN SCIENCE DEP First Row: Wynn Warren, Frances Burke., -I. Gziiini. Jifxcgngiciwinilow: W. Bannister, T. H. Crandall, N. j. MacDonald, 5- C Unli MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT L if M rie Bo er. Second Row: Wynn W8ff2U, First Row. Margaret Nash. Tekla a ey, H Y W. A. jameson. j. E. Cl'IrISIOff. Claudia Piotrowslri, Jeanette Causgrove, Pearl jones. EAST SCHGCL W. EDWIN COON ,,., Principal A. B. Allegheny College ED. M. University of Pittsburgh FLORENCE BURGER ..,. Assistant Principal A. B. Oberlin M. A. Columbia University W. O. ANDERSON ...General Shop Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburgh ADELAIDE BACHMAN .... Mathematics B. S. University of Pittsburgh WILLIAM BANNISTER .... General Science B. S. Edinboro State Teachers College FLORENCE M. BETTS ,... English A. B. Rollins College M. A. Columbia University AIJELINE M. BLAIR ..., 'Typing A. B. Grove City College MARIE BOYER .... Mathematics B. A. University of Pittsburgh ESTIHIER E. BRYAN .... Social Studies B. S. in Ed. Edinboro State Teachers College WILLIAM N. BURGER .... Instrumental Music A. B. University of Pittsburgh FRANCES BURKE .... General Science A. B. Allegheny College TERBSA BURNS .... English A. B. College of Mount St. Vincent M. A. Columbia University CLARA E. CARLSON .... World History B. S. Edinboro State Teachers College Litt. M. University of Pittsburgh JEANETTE CAUSGROVE .... English B. S. University of Pittsburgh Ed. M. University of Pittsburgh J. E. CI-IRISTOEE .... Mathematics B. S. Carnegie Institute of Technology M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh CATHERINE A. CHRISTOPH. . .History and Civics A. B. University of Pittsburgh T. HAROLD CRANDALL .... Chemistry, Choral Music B. S. University of Pittsburgh DOROTHY E. DAVIES .... U. S. History B. S. George Peabody College VIOLA DIEEENDORE .... Sewing Columbia University Pennsylvania State College RAYMOND J. GARDNER .... Science, Aeronautics B. S. in Ed. University of lllinois AUGUSTA GERBOTH . .'Typing, Stenography B. S. University of Pittsburgh PAUL L. GLATZERT .... Consumer Eco' nomics, Civics A. B. Thiel College Ed. M. University of Pittsburgh Litt. M. University of Pittsburgh Ph. D. University of Pittsburgh HIGH FAC U LTV LouisE S. GRILL .... History A. B. Villa Marie College Ed. M. University of Pittsburgh RALPH E. HARBOLD .... Social Sciences A. B. Harvard MARY LOUISE HEALY. .Home Economics B. S. in Home Ec. Mercyhurst College JAMES T. HYDE .... Physical Education A. B. Indiana Teachers College M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh WALTER A. .IAMESON .,.. Science, Mall. ematics B. S. Carnegie Institute of Technology M. S. University of Pittsburgh PEARL JONES .... English B. S. Edinboro State Teachers College Ed. M. University of Pittsburgh W. C. JORDAN .... Woodworking, Radio University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania State College ALICE E. JOSE ,... Librarian A. B. Mt. Union College B. S. in L. S. Western Reserve Uni' versity M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh D. E. KELLOGG .... Drafting, Drum and Bugle Mechanics Institute Edinboro State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburgh JULIA KINNEY .... Geography B. S. Edinboro State Teachers College EMMA KOERBER ..., Sewing University of Pittsburgh Columbia University Pennsylvania State College J. H. KOMORA ,... Physical Education B. S. in Phys. Ed. Slippery Rock State Teachers College MiNNETTA KUPERMAN. English,Geography B. S. University of Pittsburgh Litt. M. University of Pittsburgh TEKLA LAFFEY .... Mathematics B, S. E. Edinboro State Teachers College CLAIRE LILLIS ,... Art A. B. Pennsylvania State College M. Ed. Pennsylvania State College NORMAN j. MACDONALD General Science B. S. Pennsylvania State College Ed. M. University of Pittsburgh MARY E. MCMAHON .... English chers College Edinboro State Tea Villa Marie College Pennsylvania State College MAUDE E. MEAD .... Civics Slippery Rock State Teachers College Columbia University University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania State College C. A. MERRILEES ..., Bookkeeping A. B. Geneva College SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT First Row: Clara E. Carlson, Dorothy E. Davies, Beatrice Shevick, Esther E. Bryan Louise S. Grill, Catherine A, Christoph. Second Row: R. E. Harbold, Cecelia J. Rybin arf, Minnetta Kuperman, Isabel jane Sourwine. Maude E. Mead, julia Kinney, P. L atzert. E A I FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Cecella l- Rybmskl, Ruth M. Milloy, Charles Michalski, Beatrice Shevick. 1 F R A KJ CSMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT ws! ow: ugusta 'er th, Adeli M. Bl ' , A' P , Se d R 5 W. Nease, Adelaide Sisley, C. A. lilfferrileeselr IIS mmm can ow John Q al I - i VOCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT First Ifwz Mary Louise Healy, Emma Koerber, Margaret Parker. Second Row: W. O. Anderson, Walter Jordan, H. M. Wagner, D. E. Kellogg. s ni. MUSIC AND ART DEPARTMENT L ' S der. Second Row: T. H. First Row: Margaret E. Nickel, W. N. Burger, ouise ny Crandall, D. E. Kellogg. . , 'ie 1 'L' I A '...,.sfr . iff' .. ...,,. . .icgri-amsuvy-if I - I PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT J, H. Komora, Katherine Pille, Jean Lorene Valin, James F. Hyde. CHARLES MICHALSKI .... Speech, Spanish, English B. S. Edinboro State Teachers College M. A. University of Michigan RUTH MACLURE MILLOY .... Latin A. B. Oberlin College GILBERT C. MUNZ ..., Chemistry, Physics B. S. in Ed. Edinboro State Teachers College MARGARET NASH ,,.. Mathematics Erie Normal School JOHN W. NEASE .... Shorthand A. B. University of Pittsburgh MARGARET E. NICKEL .... Music B. Mus. Oberlin College M. M. Northwestern University MARGARET PARKER .,.. Home Economics B. S. Syracuse University M. S. Pennsylvania State College KATHERINE PILLE .... Physical Education Arnold College of Health and Physif cal Education CLAUDIA PIOTROWSKI ..,. English B. A. Villa Maria College Avis PUTNAM .,.. Bookkeeping, Typing B. S. University of Pittsburgh M. S. University of Pittsburgh CECELIA J. RYBINSKI ..., History, English A. B. Mercyhurst College HELEN C. SCHNEIDER .... English A. B. University of Pittsburgh Litt. M. University of Pittsburgh BEATRICE SHBVICK .... French, Civics B. S. E. Edinboro State Teachers College AIJELAIDE SISLEY. . .Consumer Economics, General Business B. S. in C. Grove City College MAUIJE SLOAN .... English Erie Normal School LOUISE SNYDER .... Art B. S. Edinboro State Teachers College IsAEEL JANE SOURWINE .... History A. B. Goucher College Litt. M. University of Pittsburgh SARA V. SPETZ .... Biology B. S. Edinboro State Teachers College JEAN LORENE XIALIN, Physical Education B. S. in Health Education Slippery Rock State Teachers College HOWARD M. WAGNER .... Industrial Arts B. S. Oswego State Teachers College M. A. New York University ANNA M. WALSH .... Mathematics University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania State College WYNN WARREN ,... Chemistry, Geometry B. S. in Ed. Mansheld State Teachers College B. S. Pennsylvania State College M. S. Bucknell University ELEANOR YOUNG .... English, Journalism B. A. University of Pittsburgh M. A. University of Pittsburgh CLASSES THF N TO EAST HIGH OUR ALMA-MATER Q DO WE PLEDGE LOYAL HEARTS ANDTRUE M J J n X X ff , f MYX X, XQ4 X Cm L XX A kxxk I f W xx R X xi SX 6' :'ji,ff'f' XX A , Ma aumon u-neu-4 r1g? yxX 41? h. fjfqlu' 1' Z k lg hw V. SCRAP DRIVE RY .JN X I - If '! fl Jr ,f w I N NERS if 1, -fx , - , ,. ' v ' ,'s'7,31I4fpIWf -fi Qxfxxzxbj IIDVEAIQ SENIQIQS Class Officers PREsiDENr: Armand Alo SECRETARY: Georgia Kontis V1cEfPREsiDEN'r: Andrew jaworski TREASURER: Nick Christos Focuiiq Advisors Mrs. Ruth Milloy Mr. C. H. Crandall X. fy BY V, 41 R si ,Q :S 3 .W V v wskf M X X k,kkk Q 'fnfilxw ae rl I R A'h' 'T ' J ' 1 I f EQ Q ii.. . , 9 L 1 . w gk Q . 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J-sr . 1 I i fi R1 K Nm 'Q 3 k:z..J il Y f i ALEx, VIOLET ,... Co-operative Retail Selling Tech Publicity Chairman 4, Newman Club 4, War Stamp Committee 4. ALEXVICZH, ALICE GEORGIANA .... Academic Drum Es' Bugle Corps 2f3f4, Eastcapades 3. ALLEN, MALCOLM STANLEY .... Academic Newman Club 4. ALO, ARMAND JOHN .... Academic Class President 4, Commencement Speaker 4, Tom Tom 4, lntra' mural Basketball 3, Geometry Club 2. ANDEREON, ANNE .... Commercial Drum E? Bugle Corps 213, Prom Committee 4, Eastcapades 3. ANDRBK, EDWARD MICHAEL ,... Academic Choir 2f3f4. BACH, JEAN EVELYN .... General Decoration Committee 4, M Club 2. BARANOWSKI, FRANK JEROME.. .... Academic Honor Society 4, Football 2-3f4, Captain 4, Basketball 2f3f4, Track 2f3, TOmfTOm 3f4. BRAY, ROBERT Louis ..,. General Science Club 2. CHRISTOS, NICK .... Commercial Commencement Speaker 4, Class Treasurer 3f4, Intramural Basketball 3'4. DEMEINSKI, FRANCES MARY .... General Banquet Ticket Committee 4, Volleyball 4. DEUTSCH, FREDERICK JOSEPH .... Academic Band 2f3f4, Orchestra 3-4, Marching Band 4. DrTR1cH, ELEANOR JEAN .... General Publicity Committee 4. EKIMOFF, BETTY .... Commercial M Club 2-3f4, Publicity Committee 4. EVANS, RITA MARGARET .... Academic M Club 2f3'4, Newman Club 3. FRANKOEE, DOROTHY .... Cofoperative Retail Selling Newman Club 4, Tech Promotion Committee 4, Tech War Stamp Committee 4. oDLEwsK1, DOLORBS ANN .... Commercial Crocheting Club 2. AHN, KENNETH FRANK .... Academic Band 2, Orchestra 2, Student Council 2. , BEATRTOE ALBERTA .... Commercial Drum fi? Bugle 234, Knitting Club 2. HERTNER, ALLENE KATHERINE .... Academic Honor Society 4, Commencement Speaker 4, Drum E! Bugle 2f3, M Club 234, Newman Club 3, Eastcapades 3, Announcement Committee 4, Spread the News 2, IW' Y I er-uf Q gf? ,Qc HEss, HARRIET ALICE .... Commercial M Club 4, Dance Committee 4. HETMAN, VERONIGA ,... Academic Honor Society 4, Commencement Speaker 4, Orchestra 2f3, Drum Ei Bugle 2f3, Newman Club 3, M Club 3, Banquet Dance Committee Chairman 4, Bastcapades 3. HICRMAN, CHRISTINE ANN .... Academic Honor Society 3f4, Student Council President 3, M Club 2f3f4, Newman Club 28, Choir 2f3f4, Debate Club Manager 2. IVIC, ROSE MARIE .... General Basketball 2, Volleyball 2, Knitting Club 2. JAWORSKI, ANDREW JOSEPH .... Academic Class VicefPresident 4, Geometry Club 2. JOHNSON, NORMA ANN .... Commercial Siinigse Staff 4, Prom Committee 4, Drum Ea? Bugle 2f3, Dramatics C u 2. JONES, MARGARET ANN .,.. Academic Choir 2f3'4, M Club 2f3'4, Newman Club 3f4. KAPSALAKIS, GUST MICHAEL .... Academic Honor Society 4, Class President 3, Commencement Speaker 4, Tom' Tom 4, Cheerleading 34, Newman Club 4. KARUBA, MARTHA .... Cofoperative Retail Selling Tech Personnel Committee 4, War Stamp Committee 4, Newman Club 4. KELLER, BETTE DIANE .... Commercial Drum E? Bugle Corps 2-3, Girls Chorus 2, Prom Committee 4, East' capades 3. KELLER, JBSSKE KATHERYN .... ACGCI-fmic Class VicefPresident 4, Girls' Chorus 2f3'4. KoNTIs, GEORGIA .... Commercial Class Secretary 4, Prom Committee 4, Announcement Committee 4, Dramatics Club 2. KORNACKI, ADELINE PAULINE .... Cofoperative Retail Selling Drum Es? Bugle 2f3, Eastcapades 2. KOWALSKI, RAYMOND JOSEPH .... Commercial Honor Society 4, Choir 3f4, Glee Club 2. MORRIS, MARIAN .... Commercial Class Secretary 3, Banquet Committee 4, M Club 2f3f4, Newman C ub 3. PERSON, LUGILLE .... Commercial Pius, GERTRUDE .... Academic Girls' Chorus 2, Choir 3f4, Newman Club 3f4, Ticket Committee 4. POMORSKI, REGINA DOROTHY .... General Crotcheting Club 2, Sewing Club 2-3. SCHMIBDBR, EUGENE WRIGHT .... Academic Honor Society 4, -Band 2, Camera Club 2. SETTINO, HELENA ANN .... Commercial Crocheting Club 2, Sewing Club 2. 'VY' HN ,ei g , ER E s l SHANER, CAROL .... Academic Commencement Speaker 4, M Club 2-3f4, Newman Club 2f3f4, Drum E? Bugle 3f4, Eastcapades 3 SKOCZYLAS, C. ANNE .... Academic Cheerleading 2, Choir 2f3f4, M Club 2f3f4, Newman Club 3, Dance Committee Chairman 4. TROMANS, SHIRLEY MAB .... Commercial M Club 2f3. WASILOFF, ANITA .... Cofoperarive Retail Selling Tech Chairman of Personnel 4, Tech War Stamp Committee 4, Student Council 2, M Club 2-3, Newman Club 4. WISNIEWSKI, AGNES VICTORIA .... Commercial Commencement Speaker 4, Twirling 2f3, Band 2, Chorus 2'3, East' capades 3. WRIGHT, DoRxs ALVINA .... Academic Student Council 2, Banquet Committee 4, Drum B' Bugle 2f3, Newman Club 3. YENOSKY, NATALIE .... Commercial Znnojnwsxr, ANNE MARGARET .... Cofoperative Retail Selling Drum Ei? Bugle 3, M Club 3, Eastcapades 3. ZURAVLEF, Aucn .... Commercial wr-my :U fran r-- 4 l XLX I pf? .,.,,' UNE SENIQIQS KEEP 'E IS OUI D0 YO! nur? - Class Cllicevs PRESIDENT: Ray Kondrat SECRETARY: Annabel Regan VicEfPREs1DEN1': Donna Boyle TREASURER: Virginia Marsh Fucullq 2AclvisoPs Miss Dorothy Davies Miss Eleanor Young Miss Clara Carlson Mr. Charles Michalski Mr. Joseph Christof? Kin '73 . 00' I ACRERLY, ALBERTA MARIE .... Commercial mf M Club 3, Volleyball 3, Girl Reserve 2. ' 4,-ov? AMENDOLA, ARTHUR LOUIS .... Commercial Football 3f4, Basketball 3'4. - ' ' . AMENDOLA, VIRGINIA MARY .... Commercial - Drivers Club 2. ANDREWS, THOMAS RICHARD .... Academic Class President 3, I'IifY Vice President 4, Football 2, Basketball 3'4, Track 3'4, Choir 3f4. ARMBRUSTER, RUTHE MARIE .... Commercial Publicity Chairman 4, Drum E? Bugle Corps 3f4, M Club 234, New' man Club 234, Drivers Club 2. AsI-ILEY, HARRY .... Academic Water Polo 234, Swimming 3f4, Hi'Y 3'4, Boys Glee Club 2, Class Day Committee 4, Newman Club 3f4, Stage Crew 2f3f4. BAKER, PAUL .... Academic Student Council 2, Swimming 3f4, Class Day Committee 4, Debate 2. BARAN, EDWIN L. .... Academic Student Council 3, Intramural Basketball 2f3, Geometry Club 2. BARCZYNSKI, THERESA ANN .... Commercial BARLOW, SHIRLEY ELLEN .... General Basketball 2, Track 2, Tennis 2. BAUER, ELAINE DELORES .... Commercial Girls Chorus 2f3'4, Choir 4, M Club 2f3, Newman Club 2f3f4, Cheer' leading 2f3'4, Social Committee 4, The Eyes Have It 2. BEILL, KATHRYN .... General Student Council 2, Girls Chorus 2f3, Choir 4, The Eyes Have It 2. BOwERs, PAULINE FRANcEs .... Commercial Student Council 2, M Club 3, Newman Club 2f3. BOYLE, DONNA AGNES .... Vocational Home Economics Class VicefPresident 4, Choir 2f3'4, M Club 3, Sail Inn Club 4, Eastcapades 3, The Eyes Have It 2, Debate Club 2. BOYLE, MARY ELIZABETH .... Cofoperative Retail Selling Student Council 3, Tech Supervising Committee 4, Drum and Bugle Corps 2f3f4, M Club 3, Newman Club 4, Eastcapades 3. Buczicowsiu, ANN MARIE .... Vocational Home Economics Sewing Club 2. Bukowski, LORETTA RUTH .... Vocational Home Economics M Club 4, Sewing Club 2. BURDICK, JUNE ELIZABETH .... Commercial Student Council 2, The Eyes Have It 2, Cheerleading 4, Twirling 2, A Homefroom Chairman 2, M Club 234, Newman Club 2-3f4. BRYDON, ROBERT BRUCE .... Academic Ilglcfiior Society 4, Track 3f4, Glee Club 2, Choir 4, Intramural Basket' 21 2. CAGARA, EVELYN ,ALICE .... Commercial Orchestra 2-3, M Club 234, Newman Club 4, The Eyes Have It 2. ,...i Jw ww ri 4-fx, fn 1? -4? 5 ,A 3, i Hi , 2 IW' f-rr 40 5 vp. CAIN, MIRIAM IRENE .... Commercial Honor Society 4, Student Council 3, Home Room Chairman 4, M Club 2, Crocheting Club 2. CASSANO, ELIZABETH ANN .... General CHAMBERS, LAWRENCE FRANCIS .... Academic HifY 3f4, Intramural Basketball 2. CHECK, MARY CATHERINE .... Commercial Student Council 3, Girls Chorus 3, Newman Club 3f4. CHRzANOwsKI, ANGELA .... Commercial Cooking Club 2. CIESLAK, GENEVIEVE HELEN .... Vocational Home Economics CIESLIKOWSKI, BERNADINE .... Commercial Honor Society 3f4, Sunrise Staff 4, Student Council 3, Class Executive Committee 4, Class Day Committee 4, Cheerleading 234, M Club 2f3. CIOTOLI, ANTOINETTE MARIE .... Vocational Home Economics Girls Chorus 23, Choir 4, M Club 4, Newman Club 3, The Eyes Have It 3. CLARK, MURIBL ELAINE .... Academic Newman Club 234, Drum Es? Bugle Corps 23, MClub 234, East' capades 3. COCCARELLI, ELBANOR .... Commercial CUNEO, EUGENE PATRICK .... Commercial Honor Society 4, TOmfTom 3f4, Editor 4, Senior Executive Com' mittee 4, Track 4, HifY 3f4, Newman Club 3f4, Debate Club 3, Intramural Basketball 4, Bachelor's Club 2, Chess Club 2. CURRY, CORA .... General DANOWSKI, DOROTHY .... General Cooking Club 2. DEMKO, MARY ..,. Academic Honor Society 4, Biology Lab. Club 2. DENGEL, SIMON JOHN .... Academic Glee Club 23, Choir 3f4. DETEEL, MARIE AUDREY .... Academic Science Club 2. DoMowICz, DOROTHY LOUISE .... General DOWNINC, JAMES JOHN .... General Honor Society 4, Tom-Tom Staff 4, Track 4, Intramural Basketball 234, Newman Club 4, Science Club 2. DRzAznzEwsK1, IRENE .... Commercial Sewing Club 2f3. DUNLAVEY, ROBERT L. ,... General Football 2f3, HifY 3f4, Newman Club 2. Q5- fn -J nuuuun .tw: r 'XP EDwARDs, WAYNE ANTHONY .... Academic Geometry Club 2. EICHENLAUB, RICHARD Louis .... Academic Honor Society 4, Class VicefPresident 3, Hi'Y 3'4. ERNST, GERALDTNE CATHERINE ..,. General FBDEROFF, KATHRYN ..,. Academic Baton Twirling 2, Girl Reserves 2, Eastcapades 2. FREDRYCHOWSKI, DORIS JULIA r,r. Commercial Track 2f3, Volleyball 3. FRENCH, ALFRED GEoRoE .4.. Commercial Model Airplane Club 2. GAHAN, LEURETTA VIOLA ..., Commercial Student Council 2, Drum Ei? Bugle Corps 234. GAITHBR, MAR1oN PURDEY ..,, General Life Saving 2f3, Tumbling 2f3, Spread the News 2. GARLICK, LoRNA JEAN ..., Academic Home Room President 4, Sail Inn Club 4, Newman Club 3'-4, M Club 2f3f4. GERLACH, ROBERT CHARLES .... General Football 2. I-IifY 3f4, Glee Club 2, Student Council 2. Newman Club 2. GRAY, MARGARET MORRISON .,,. General Student Council 4, Choir 234, M Club 2f3, Newman Club 2, Sail Inn Club 4, Eastcapades 2f3, The Eyes Have It 2. GRIMSHAW, EILEEN MARIE .,.. Commercial Student Council 3, Home Room Chairman 3-4, M Club 3'-1, Newman Club 4, Iviagazine Club 2. GRUSZKA, IRENE ELINOR ,... Cofoperatire Retail Selling Band 2, Tech War Stamp Committee 4, M Club 2f3, Newman Club 234, Eastcapades 3. HANNA, ELEANOR ALDINE .... Academic HARCOURT, STANLEY ,... Academic H1fY 4. HARRIGER, LILY EMILY .,.. Commercial Tumbling 2f4, Volleyball 4, Eastcapades 2. HARTLE, BETTY Lou ,... General Clarion High journalism Club 3, Cheerleader 2f3, Dramatics Club 2, Basketball 2. HARTMAN, VALERY VALENTINE .... General M Club 2. HETEE1., JEROME JOSEPH ,,.. General Choir 4, Glee Club 3f4. Track 3, Intramural Basketball 34. HERSITERGER, EDWARD LUCAS. . . General Track 2, Intramural Basketball 234, Debating Team 3. Geometry Club 2. 5 Mb. I fi? Sir I' ' QR . f 5 S 5 UW 'QQ I HOLDNACK, DOROTHY ROSALIND. . 3 .General M Club 3. JABLONSKK, JOSEPH ROMAN .... General Football 234, Basketball 234, Track 3f4. JACKSON, MARY .... Commercial Home Room President 2, Home Room Secretary 3, Twirling 2, Eastcapades 2. JARACZEWSK1, IRENE .... Commercial M Club 3, Magazine Club 2, Crocheting Club 2. JASLEY, RosE MARIE .... Academic Girl Reserves 2, Student Council 4. KALINOWSKI, DOROTHY ANN .... General Ways E! Means Committee 4, Treasurer of Home Room 2, Class Executive Committee 3. KISABETH, GLORIA ANNETTA .... Vocational Home Economics Glee Club 2, Volleyball 3. KLAPSINOS, VANGELA .... Commercial Orchestra 2 3, M Club 234, Newman Club 4, The Eyes Have It 2. KONDRAT, RAYMOND ROBERT .... Academic Honor Society President 3f4, Class President 4, Class Secretary 3, Sunrise Staff 4, Student Council 2, Hi-Y 234, I'lifY President 4, Track 2, Intramural Basketball 234, Debate 213. KOPER, LUCILLE ..., General M Club 34, Newman Club 4, Magazine Club 2. KOWNACKI, THERESA .... Vocational Home Economics TomfTom Staff 4. KRAINSKI, EVELYN MARIE .... Commercial Choir 4, Girl's Chorus 2f3, M Club 2, Twirling 234, Eastcapades 2. KRAINSKI, THERESA .... Commercial Girl's Chorus 3, Drum E! Bugle Corps 3, Twirling 3, Eastcapades 2. KREBS, VIRGINIA MAE .... General Class Day Committee 4, Choir 234, Newman Club 2, Twirler Club 2. KRIVONAK, KATHERINE .... Commercial Sunrise Staff 4, Volleyball 2f4. KUDLOCK, RUTH ,... Academic Honor Society 4, Sunrise Staff 4, Student Council 3, Class Executive Committee 3. KUPNIEWSKI, VIRGINIA .... Commercial M Club 3, Sewing Club 2, Crocheting Club 2, Magazine Club 2. KUZMINSKI, ELSIE GUINEVERE .... Commercial ' Drum E? Bugle Corps 234, Choir 4, Girl's Chorus 2, Twirling 2, M Club 234, Newman Club 4, The Eyes Have It 2, Eastcapades 2. KWITOWSKI, ELEANOR .... Commercial M Club 4, Newman Club 4, Cooking Club 2, Magazine Club 2. LANGDON, HELEN RUTH .,.. Commercial Drum E-9 Bugle Corp 3, Newman Clubs 4, Twirling Club 2, East' capades 3, The Eyes Have It 2. Nw, I v 4 K 4 F3 , fa , ann.-hh X X I an LAUGHLIN, CATHERINE MARGARET .... Academic Chorus 3. Lnnwrcx, MADELINE MARIE .... Academic M Club 2-3f4, Newman Club 2f3f4, Radio Club 2, Geometry Club 2 LETKIBWICZ, DOROTHY EI.IzAEETH .... Academic LUCAS, CLARA CECILIA .... Commercial Knitting Club 2. LUNDSTROM, HERBERT MARTIN .... Tennis 2-3f4, Football 4, Basketball 2-4, Glee Club 2, Student Coun- cil 2, Hi'Y 2-3f4, Intramural Basketball 2-34. MACDONALD, CLAYTON KENNETH .... Academic Band 2f3f4, Newman Club 3f4, Golf 2, Intramural Basketball 2f3. MACIOCH, THBRBSA FRANCES .... General Volleyball 4. MALINOWSKI, MARY ,... Commercial Student Council 2, Magazine Club 2. IVTANOLUS, DoLoREs ..., Commercial Cheerleading 2f3f4, Track 2f3, M Club 3. MARSH, VIRGINIA .... Academic Class Treasurer 4, Student Council 2, Choir 2f3, M Club 2f3f4, Home Room Secretary 2, The Eyes Have It 2. MAsELocIc, BETTY ANN .... General Chorus 2f3f4, M Club 2f4, Newman Club 2. MEHLER, EDMUND WILLIAM .... Academic Honor Society 3f4, Class Day Committee Chairman 4, Class Execu- tive Committee 2, Debating Club 2. MERSKI, GERTRUDE ..,. Academic TomfTom Staff 4. MERSKI, RAYMOND JOSEPH .... Academic Sunrise Staff 4, Cheerleading 234, Ways E? Means Committee 4, Geometry Club 2. MILLER, RosE MARIE ..., Commercial Girl's Chorus 2f3, Newman Club 3f4, Student Council 2, Spanish Club 2. MoRsE, DONNA MAE .... General Drum E? Bugle Corps 2f3, M Club 2, Debating Club 2, Eastcapades 2f3, The Eyes Have It 2. MRAZ, IsAEELI.E DOROTHY .... Commercial Volleyball 3. NAJECHALSKI, DoI.oREs .... Commercial Girls Chorus 2f3, Choir,4, Cheerleading 2, Eastcapades 3, Sketch C ub 2. NEELY, MARY JANE .... Academic Honor Society 3'4, Tom Tom Staff 4, Ways E? Means Committee 4, First Aid Squad 3, Debating Club 2, M Club 2f3'4. NEI.sEN, SHIRLEY -IULE .... Commercial Home Room Secretary 2, M Club 234, Newman Club 2-34, The Eyes Have It 2. 'Qi Q2 mf, .-Yifgipf ' m w-Q S ' Y ff-'-'L A NIEDZWIECKI, CLARA DOLORES .... Commercial Student Council 2, Class Social Committee 4, Cheerleading 2f3f4, M Club 2f3f4, Newman Club 2f3f4, Sail Inn Club 4, TrifClub 4. NIELSEN, DOROTHY JANE ..., General Drum E-9 Bugle Corps 2f3f4, M Club 3, The Eyes Have It 2. NOONAN, RALPH JAMES .... General Intramural Basketball 2. PACKARD, JANE ELIZABETH .... General M Club 2, Debating Club 2. PASTBWKA, DOROTHY PEARL .... Academic Sunrise Staff 4, Orchestra 3, Class Executive Committee 4, Home Room Treasurer 4, M Club 234, Newman Club 234, Sail Inn Club 4. PATERNITI, THOMAS WILLIAM .... Academic Track 3f4, Swimming 2, Intramural Basketball 2, HifY 3f4, Chess Club 2, SecretaryfTreasurer 3'4, Newman Club 4. PECK, MARGARET .... Academic Honor Society 4, Sunrise Staff 4, TomfTom Staff 3f4, Girl's Chorus 2'3, Choir 4, Drum Ev' Bugle Corps 4, Twirling 2, M Club 2f3f4, Newman Club Secretary 4, Newman Club 34, Eastcapades 3. PETROEE, EDNA .... General Volleyball 4. PIOTROWICZ, FLORENCE ANNE .... Commercial Newman Club 4, Magazine Club 2, Sewing Club 2. POPCHAK, MARTHA MARY .... Academic Sewing Club 2. UDMJ if Cjfjkwf fffbwld MN. ,,4,,,.,,,2 LS, iw.,-,. A,fA 1- .. '-'H' .ff'f - f 'f'l,i PRAE'rzEL,' RICHARD LEONARD .... Generj - ,WMWX Basketball 2f3f4, Track 3f4, Cheerleading 2f3, Hi' f 1 QUINLAN, MARGARET ANNE .... Commercial Girl Reserves 2. RADZISZEWSKI, ROsE .,.. Commercial Sewing Club 2, Cooking Club 2. RAMSDALE, GLORIA LOUISE .... General Chorus 2, Choir 3f4, M Club 3f4, Home Room Secretary 3. RAY, ALENB DOROTHY .... General Sail Inn Club 4. REGAN, ANNABBL .... Academic Honor Society 3f4, Student Council 2, Class Secretary 4, Girl's Chorus 2, Choir 3f4, M Club 234, Newman Club 3f4. Rizzo, KATHRYN CATILDA ..,. Commercial Cheerleading 3, Home Room Secretary 2, Tumbling 2, Sail Inn Club 4, Air Raid Warden 4. ROTH, DOLORES MAE ,... Commercial Volley Ball 3'4. SANFORD, BETTY JANE .... Co-operative Retail Selling M Club 2, Newman Club 4, The Eyes Have It 2. SCHAAF, JEAN MARIE .... Commercial Cheerleading 2, Newman Club 3. 5 .0-lk i fx. gf ' 'A :via A nw x, 35' 1 'K' M? V .Q My Jw, hum' ,mx 'R-1 SCHEMECR, STEPHEN CARL, JR. .,.. General Hi'Y 2f3f4. SCHMIDT, VIRGINIA RUTH .... General Volley Ball 4, Biology Club 2. SERVINSKI, IRENE .... Commercial Tom Tom Staff 4, Crocheting Club 2. SHIRA, SARAH HELEN ..,. General Sunrise Staff 4, Girl's Chorus 2, Choir 4, Air Raid Warden 2f3. SIELSKI, IRENE .... Commercial M Club 2. SILVER, RHODA JEAN .... Academic Student Council 3, Choir 3f4, Cheerleading 2f3f4, M Club 2f3'4, Newman Club 4, Sail Inn Club 4, Eastcapades 2f3. SIMA, HELEN .... Commercial Student Council 3, Social Committee 3, Drum Es? Bugle Corps 2f3, Home Room Secretary 5. SIMON, NANCY .... Commercial Basketball 2f3, Twirling 3. SKEABECK, FRANCIS .... Academic Student Council 2, Football 3f4, Intramural Basketball 2f3f4, HifY 3f4, Debating Club 2. SIcowRONsIcI, WANDA MARIE .... General Home Room Secretary 3, Home Room Vice-President 4. SMEDLEY, GENEVIEVE ELEANOR .... Commercial Class Executive Committee 4. SNIITH, JEAN MAREE ..,. General M Club 2, Basketball 2, History Club 2, Hiking Club 2. SNYDER, DOROTHY .... Commercial M Club 25, Magazine Club 2. SOKOLOFF, NINA .... Commercial ' Debating Club 2, Sewing Club 2. STABLBIN, FRANCES IRBNB .... Commercial Tumbling 2f4. STACHERA, CHARLOTTE .... Commercial Honor Society 4, Student Council 2, Home Room Chairman 3, M Club 2f3, Newman Club 2f3, Crocheting Club 2. STEINFURTH, EDITH LILLIAN .... General Biology Club 2. STEWART, JOSEPH LAWRENCE .... Academic Glee Club 3-4, Cheerleading 2f3'4, Newman Club 3f4. STODOLSKI, ELIzAEETH MARY .... Commercial Honor Society 4, Sunrise Staff 4, Publicity Committee 4, Air Raid Warden 3'4, Knitting Club 2. SULECKI, CLARA SALISTINE .... Vocational Home Economics M Club 3, Volley Ball 4. ' PAQ! Q 'Q' dv ,,. Q ,,f-, ES -K iwi. -ihriv 2. 15.-1. ew K , ,iii aaiffv was QTY ' ,gg .5 x. 5. QW SULLIVAN, MARIE MARGARET .... Cofoperative Retail Selling Newman Club 4, Volley Ball 3, Magazine Club 2, Notes to You 2 SULLIVAN, RITA MARIE .... Commercial Girls Chorus 2, Spanish Club 2. SWANSON, BETTY ANN .... General M Club 2f3f4, Debating Club 2. SWANSON, GRETTA JEAN .... General Student Council 2f3, Drum E-9 Bugle Corps 2f3f4, Home Room Treasf urer 3, M Club 3. SZPARAGA, THERESA CECILE .... Commercial Student Council 3, Sewing Club 2. SZUCHMANSKI, ALBERT JOHN .... Academic TomfTom Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 2f3f4. TARKOWSKI, ROBERT DAVID .... Commercial Football 3f4, Track 2f3f4, HifY 2f3'4, Choir 4, Intramural Basket' ball 2f3'4, Geometry Club 2. ' TIIOMPSON, Lois .... Commercial Class Executive Committee Z-'4, Ways Es? Means Committee 4, Drum E? Bugle Corps 3f4, M Club 2f3, Newman Club President 4, Twirling 2, Eastcapades 2f3. TIMLBR, THERESA VALERIB .... Commercial Girls Chorus 2, Home Room Secretary 4, Volleyball 2, Spanish Club 2. TowNER, MARIE EILEEN ..., Academic Honor Society 3'4, Sunrise Staff 4, Class Day Committee 4, Choir 3f4, Girls Chorus 2, M Club 4, Newman Club 4. TUZYNSKI, HELEN JANE .... Vocational Home Economics Volleyball 2-3'4, Sewing Club 2. UREANIAK, MARY .... Commercial Crocheting Club 2, Sewing Club 2. VELLIS, CORINNE ELIZABETH .... Cofoperative Retail Selling Girls Chorus 2f3, Newman Club 3, M Club 3. VOGEL, GEoRGE EDWARD .... Academic Airplane Model Club 2. WADE, ELWIN BAKER .... Academic WAGNER, JAMES DAVID .... Academic Dramatics Club 2, Airplane Model Club 2. WALKER, ROBERT CHARLES ..,. General HifY 3f4, Science Club 2. WARNEKA, GLORIA .... General M Club 234, President 4, Newman Club 2f3f4, Sail Inn Club 4 Tri Club 4. WARUSZEWSKI, EDWARD DAVID .... General Football 2f3'4, Track 2, Intramural Basketball 3. WESCHLER, LUCILLB MARIE .... General Student Council 2, Newman Club 4, M Club 4, Pan American Club 2. S i A 2 l WHITBY, MARY ELIZABETH .... General Drum Ei Bugle Corps 2, M Club 4, Newman Club 2f3, The Eyes Have It 2. WOJCIECHOWSKI, LENoRA ANNE .... Commercial Student Council 2, Class Executive Committee 3, Publicity Com- mittee 4, M Club 234, Sall Inn Club 4. WozNIAIc, HELEN MARIE .... Commercial YuRKovIc, DOROTHY MARIE .... Commercial Sunrise Staff 4, Dance Committee 4, Eastcapades 3, The Eyes Have It 2, Drum 6? Bugle CorpS 2f3, Volleyball 3f4. ZAMIEROWSKI, VIRGINIA .... Commercial S d ' tu ent Council 3, Drum E! Bugle Corps 2, Cheerleading 4, M Club 3, Tumbling Team 2. ZEBROWSKI, VIRGINIA MATILDA .... Commercial Knitting Club 2, Volleyball 2, Girl Reserves 2. ZIBLONIS, BLANCI-IE BARBARA .... Commercial Student Council 2, Volleyball 3, Spanish Club 2. ZMUDZINSKI, ALPHONSE EUGENE .... 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Third Row: Virginia Trojan, Angeline Olszewski, Loretta Kalivoda, Florence Zielinski, Emily Kowalski, Wanda Ahramczyk, Annie Solovoff, Mary Woziiiak, Alice Stupek. Absent from picture: Joyce Brown, Jean Hill, Jacqueline King, Julia Okleja, Helen Ostrowski, Kathleen Schley, Rose Tochluk, Anna Wilczynski. 5 ,, . i! N 'w Y Q Nxdx f Q HOME ROOM 1, 1Of1 W- First Row: Marjorie Gallagher, Sue Jane Rayl, Margaret Gaskin, Marjorie Powell, Marjorie Gaskin, Patsy Miller, Marie Rising, Nancy Crocoll. Second Row: Florence Janis, Betty Etter, Marion Kwiatkowski, Betty Burkholder, Nancy Whitlvy, Sally Kelley, Virginia Putnam, Dolores Wedzic, Alice Foster. Third Row: Rosemarie Macosko, Connie Messina, Corinne Curry, Dorothy Lewandowski, Theresa Dunst, Mary Lou Smith, Sophie Duda Ir K ' gk Y ' ' ' ' ' - ene rivoni , vonne Hickman, Carol Ring, Absent from picture, Ruth Fay, Florence Raica, Ruth Deutsch, Audrey Lively. wi as A 44 ijt '1 'A vw- . n Y J HOME ROOM 204, 1Of1 Left rn 'fight Fmt Row: jean Popldski, Sophie Wozniak, Theresa Mehler, Margaret Behko, Lorraine Zielinski, Marion Thomas, Margaret Ann Karlc. Lillmn Fullerton. Second Row' Alice Vogel, Martina Herdt, Eleanor Berdis, Ann Wisniexx'sk1, Dolores lzhxckl, joscplnne Borkowskr. Gertrude Trahert, Genevieve Wojtyszko, Anna Marie Regruth, Dolores Iszory. Tlurd Row' Helen jcndrock, Mary Therese Eichenlauh, Mary jane Gagnon, Dolores Massucci. Florence Rutkowski, Irene jarzomski, jane Giszczyn' slu, M.rry' Margaret Schmitt, Florence Razanauslcas, Marilyrm Lyons, Helen Tiralr. Absent from pxcture: Phyllis Tenpas. - Y - 1 I -. 1 x sl - ,. .. , f 4 1 , hx l I ll w e' I 1 4 lm f ' ' 0 u' 1 ' X QQ N f . I K I I f i 5 1 4 1 -, 4 ' , .f ' 'Y' N, 4 QM 4 f 5 1 l A 7 A 1 6 ,, +'7'VY 7, ' V . -1- - . 7 A ' 'D ::- ' 1 ii' '4 5 ','l up ' 0 11 , gn-Q ' 11 - ' j A 1 l d 0 - - - 45 -z Z 'W ua' union l-liql1 9-Q HOME ROOM 11, 9f2 GIRLS-Marilyn Alex, Barbara,,Ann Baxter, Doris Bernsley, Adeline Berti, Marjorie Brotherson, Alice Cornwell, Rita Daniels, Leona Feyas, Dolores Frankoif, Eleanor Gardner, Agnes Gomolekof, Rosemary Helfeldt, Leona Hess. June Hunter, Dorothy Johnston, Katherine Kavcsak, Ella Keith, Dorothy Kudlock, Harriet Lunger, Helen Machinski, Helen Mazzie, Ann Michali, Marilyn Miniger, Audrey Orloif, Agnes Pancerolf, Ethel Mae Pentz, Shirley Sanford, Marjorie Schmeider, Betty Lou Smith, Sylvia Thomas, Charlotte Voss, Delvie Wyatt, Pearl Zielinski. HOME ROOM 110, 9'2 BOYS-Howard Ames, Leo Beill, Edward Bialomzy, Donald Bray, Richard Franklin, Nicholas Garrick, John Geiger, Thomas Hauck, Julian Jeziorski, Richard Kauffman, William Lawrence, Henry Lee, Paul Lunghofer, Clair MacCasb, Lawrence Neubauer, Herbert Ratajaclr, Edward Schenker, John Stanek, Bill Swanson, John Tuzynski, Charles Uscinski. fHOME ROOM 118, 9'2 BOYS-Ray Ahlgren, George Beskid, Wallace Biletnikoif, Richard Butterfield, George Dardenne, Carl Gregoroif, Norman Johnson, Peter Karuba, Edward Leo, John Makarowsky, Frank Mayr, William Nelson, Walter Nielsenf Joe Ngvello, Ray Ohman, Robert Robins, Harry Schultz, Jack Sweet. 9-l HOME ROOM 103, 9'1 GIRLS-Norene Arduini, Gertrude Belczyk, Rita Bielec, Regina Borkowiak, Theresa Borkowski, Hedwig Borowy, Frances Bujalski, Dorothy Dymski, Theresa Halupczynski, Betty Huster, Mary Kantorowski, Theresa Kantorowf ski, Mary Komorek, Catherine Lucas, Theresa Majewski, Theresa Marski, Helen Michalski, Dorothy Mielnik, Bernice Mikola- jczyk, Agnes Miller, Margaret Nemergut, Rosemarie Nemergut, Frances Okon, Ann Osiecki, Alfreda Pomorski, Jean Rabe, Eleanor Radecki, Elizabeth Robaczynski, Leona Schaaf, Florence Szepietoski, Mary Timler, Helen Zamierowski, lrene Zawacki, Greta Zelaney. HOME ROOM 105, 9-1 GIRLS-Theresa Andrzejczak, Helen Asztemborski, Theresa Baranowski, Mildred Berdis, Lois Mae Blossey, Rita Chodasiewicz, Marie Crynock, Theresa Czupkowski, Louise Delinski, lrene Dropsho, Antoinette Garbacz, Theresa Jaskiewicz, Annamay Kolesar, Florence Loncki, Theresa Miaczynski, Helen Michalak, Theresa Mikielski, Theresa Niedzielski, Dolores Osinski, Theresa Ostrowski, Doris Perkins, Doris Petroff, Patricia Ann Pius, Florence Pruzenski, Dorothy Romecki, Ann Rutkowski, Shirley Schlipf, Helen Stachera, Theresa Stawniak, Rose Marie Szparaga, Elizabeth Szyrnanow' ski, Dolores Wieczorek, Rita Wienczkowski, Theresa Wisinski, Genevieve Zingelewicz, Gertrude Zybowski. 9-I HOME ROOM 102, 9f1 GIRLS-Edith Abbatte, Phyllis Davis, Shirley Ann Duell, Arlene Forsmark, Shirley Gardner, Shirley Getz, Mary Lou Gundaker, Dorothy Mae Harris, Audree Johnson, Dolores Kershaw, Jean Leonard, Evelyn May, Jean McCracken, Betty Mehler, Patricia Morris, Charlotte North, Frances Pancerev, Betty Pennock, Mary Raydo, Mary Ann Romance, Dorothy Rydelski, Josephine Sicari, Marva Simon, Frances Streczywilk, Marianne Swanson, Geraldine Thompson, Charlotte Thornton, Florence Van Dervort, Jean Wareham, Rita Wisinski, Louise Wood, Leona Zawistowski. HOME ROOM 115, 9'1 GIRLS- Geraldine Adams, Betty Albers, Vilma Alo, Jean Anderson, Rose Anderson, Jean Black, Betty Marie Bowes, Myrtis Brewer, Norma Brown, Alice Burns, Patricia Burgess, Dorothy Calvano, Mary Ciotoli, Frances Crudo, Ellen Curry, Betty Damico, Isabelle Davis, Cecelia DiBuono, Laurestel Dunston, Angeline George, Harriet Green, Josephine Guth, Maxine Hanes, Harriet Hearn, Elaine Hesketh, Kathleen Hunter, Nancy Lee, Patricia Milani, Jean Rees, Dorothy Smith, Mona Swart. HOME ROOM 116, 9-1 GIRLS-Agnes Kalata, Jean Lytle, Dolores Mazanoski, Mary Alice McGuire, Jean Morgan, Joyce Neckel, Theresa Nowak, Joan Parke, Anna Mae Person, Natalie Petroif, Florence Piekanski, Sylvia Pintea, Doris Sachrison, Dorothy Sarti, Louise Schuller, Ruby Shaffer, Theresa Soboleski, Doris Somerville, Lorraine Sonney, Elida Spilko, Phyllis Spillet, lrene Spinelli, Shirley Steinfurth, Mary Ann Szulecki, Virginia Szulecki, BarbaraTucker, Rose Watral, Alberta Wells, Joyce Wiedenhaefer, Arlene Yates, I 5 . J. 4454 'Q ,f .f W xi 1, Q A 'sn' ff 4434 5' Q! a :Qi new rm WI 3'-4 :fit tm., my ' 'M CS! Hit ig, , W X, K5 .. A it ..,i i n ii, J Vp. 'K Jr , in Ag, 'M- Mew ff viisb f- A' K ' 1-.-:va . X!! .marv- .ra in 1 , 4, i in 3' Q 3 1, ,gf 1 i f ' fy rn fav' n. Q .. f .. :' 'QW 't'Mm'1s 'vb NJ ' ' 3 4 ai M. -f-Ohh we in , i em.-if G Q1 , 'F I i , Q-I HOME ROOM 14, 9-1 BOYS-Charles Brasington, John Chojnacki. Matthew Chludzinski, Edward Czerwinski, Donald Dough- erty, Albert Hanes, Steve Kaus, Bernard Kubasik, Eugene Mahon, Robert Malinowski, Walter Waruszewski, Hugh Matheis, John Paluh, Walter Paluh, Leonard Paszko, George Pianka, Frank Pietras, Joseph Pochatko, Robert Roberson, Stephen Rovnak, Lawrence Slomski Edward Smialek, Robert Sulecki, Paul Szczesny, Frank Szczepanski, Norman Ward, Walter Waruszewski, Bernard Witt, Henry Yuhas, HOME ROOM 108, 9f1 BOYS-John Anderson, Clyde Bird, Arthur Frank, Ralph Gouldsmith, Ray Grabinski, George Harris, Wilber Hatch, George Hein, Alfred Kierzek, Robert Kubeja, George Latferty, Norman Lecker, Ray Lutsch, Louis Noyer, Harry Parker, Lee Rush, Richard Seidel, Ronald Stegelske, Lloyd Sutley, Albert Swanseger, Dale Thompson, Alfred Uhrmacher, William Walsh, Sarge Wassel , Ray Will, Jack Williams, Henry Zdunski, Louis Zuck. HOME ROOM 112, 9-1 BOYS-Alfred Adamczyk David Allen, Robert Babo, George Barber, Fred Behrendt, James Bell, Robert Bender, Robert Custer, Richard Damico, Charles Detzel Harry Gordon, Alexander Henderson, George Irwin, Charles Klick, Alex Kosack, John Ksiaszczak, Matthew Laskowski, Paul Lawrence, Ralph Lobaugh, Robert Mankowski, Dale Nelsen, Alfred Pietrasanta, Richard Pretz, Frederick Schulze, Walter Shepard, Bernard Stadler, Paul Strenio, Raymond Sturgulewski, Edward Sueta, Richard Tufts. HOME ROOM 218, 9f1 BOYS-Raymond Ames, Stanley Banak, Gordon Beeman, Thaddeus Bojarski, John Cook, Robert Flynn, Chester Glaz, Robert Hill, Dick Howell, Ray Johnson, Raymond Koehler, Edward Kwiatkowski, George Palmer, James Reid, Thomas Rigley, Charles Robaski. 8-Q HOME ROOM 12, 3'2 BOYS-Allan Baker, Walter BHSSIISUI. Peter Biletnikoif Ronald Burkholder Ronald Cronin G r Dowd, Harry Evanoif, Tim Federoif, Andrew Feick, Edward Foll, Walter Fresch, Billy Fries, Eugene Garland JacklGI5diEe Alvin Ignatowicz, Charles Joint, Richard Krysiak, john Laskey, William Laughlin, James Leretsis, Howard Linin er Ri h Michalak, Joseph Peganoff, Charles Stazer Leo Steimer Joseph Thomas HOME'ROOM 114 8 2 BOYS-Joh of I k lc at Gaston, Carl Letkiewicz, James Lonergan: Alan MacKenzie, Richard Manning, Robert Mitchell 'Philip Moroslpy Pglrxlalgastfalth - e Richard Place Stanley Puzarowski Walter Reed Edward Skopow Ted Slow Robert S Th I I ' ' ' ' - , Th v' Charles ugiow, Charles vienna, Ralph wma, Daniel Yafusi. HOME Room Pzoz3Eyg,2 gTQsIS..oQfas' LelffTmbm' Helen Manus, Velma Marks, Margie May, Caroline Mezzacapo, Elsie Morosky, Shir1eyNelson, Mary Pancerogargalorgijrgxljzjgi Elaine Pencer Dolores Pretz Elaine Puscher Alice Rees Rita Ritchie Beth Sa 'I M ' ' l . ' ' ' Q - i S b, Louise Swartzman, Mary Thomas, Veda Vysocke, Daria Wasiloif, Betty Yusz, Eile-Ll: EahnElxlIrTOI:fIE RlOdOrI:2,r20iwS2scGIIRMLS-ary Theresa Adamczyk, Evelyn Bonante, Jane Breyley, Jacqueline Butt, Irene Cristea, Donna Daniels, Dolores DeCarlo' Rose Dg 1 Dolores Eggleston, Janice Fryer, Dolores Gool, Mary Lou Handley, Betty Lou Karney Helen Kavcsak Mar it A nge ' Dorothy Lasoif, Josephine Machinski, Sarah Magoon, Betty Jane Pohl, Marilyn Reed. I l gate nn Krebs' 8-I HOME ROOM 5, 8'1 GIRLS-Jessie Aleksandrowicz, Virginia Amendola, Romana Bechtos, Ruth Beck, Dorothy Bell, Elfrieda Bitzer, Koula Bosnaki, Florence Brower, Catherine Bucklin, Joan Bugenhagen, Angeline Camo, Theresa Camo, Evelyn Combs, Harriet Crynock, Jean Damico, Suzanne Dardenne, Lydia Davey, Josephine DeCarlo, Betty Deutsch, Margaret Dorrity, Sally Ann Dunn, Sylvia Dunst, Dolores Evans, Donna Feldt, Irene Galena, Irene Grzelak, Shirley Hanes, Carolyn Harwood, Jean Hupp, Josephine Jeska, Marie Jones, Luella O'Neil, Arlene Patterson. HOME ROOM 119, 8-1 GIRLS-Josephine Borkowiak, Theresa DeLuca, Donna Eggleston, Shirley Ellis, Roberta Hickman, Irene Holdnack, Theresa lskula, Mary Ann Karmawn, Virginia Karpik, Shirley Kauffman, Mary Lou Kelly, Norma Kibler, Audrey Killmaier, Dolores Koscielniak, Margaret Kucinski, Catherine Kuczynski, Pearl Kudrashoif, Dorothy Kuzminski, Donna Lawrence, Doris Leretsis, Jean Leretsis, Janet Loader, Josephine Long- shore, Mary Lynch, Ann Marie Mack, Rose Mange, Dolores Mankowski, Florence Markiewicz, Mary Mazzone, Dorothy Mokszanowski, Betty Jane Mulville, Theresa Napierkowski, Nellie Niemynski, Shirley Noak, Louise Rajewski, Theresa Romanek, Harriet Seroka, Dorothy Szawczik, Helen Tucholski, Florence Wasiulewski, Irene Wasielewski, Leona Wienczkowski. HOME ROOM GYM, 8,1 GIRLS-Nancy Lee Baker, Rose Bernatowicz, Rita Burger, Mary Ann Garrity, Gloria Hall, Beatrice Krahe, Marilyn Langin, Joyce Orloff, Rose Orzechowski, Hedwig Przybylski, Frizel Seawright, Nancy Seitzinger, Elaine Sisco, Joan Snyder, Hedwig Soboleski, Edna Sokoloif, Lucille Stolt, Pat Sullivan, Helen Tarasovitch, Martha Thomas, Patricia Thompson. Arvilla Weaver, Irene Wiederle, Kathleen Will, Myrtle Woodrow, Anne Wozniak, Frances Zatkoif. nfvn nnffv fs rw 5 3 QCP? 8-I HOME ROOM 6, 8f1 BOYS-George Alexviczh, Edward Anderson, Robert Andrzejczak, Edwin Baginski, Lawrence Banks, Harry Barlow, Robert Barwick, John Beganics, Robert Betts, Richard Bowen, Karl Caldwell, Robert Carrick, Donald Chase, Chester Chonacki, Guido Damico, Raymond Delo, Arnold Duchnowski, Roy Foor, Van Lloyd Freeman, Gerald Gorenflo, Chester Grandalski, Robert Greaves, George Guzak, Roman Jeska, Walter Ridings, Richard Chojnacki, Melvin Simon. HOME ROOM 8, 8fl BOYS-Edwin Capell, Robert Dziubowski, Jack Fullerton, Vern Hansen, William Hartman, Howard Hesketh, John Hiller, Frederick Howard, David Hunter, John Jackson, Theodore Kalivoda, Michael Karr, Richard Koprowski, Thomas Lavery, John Lichacz, Frank Mando, Glen Mattis, John McRosky, Albert Messina, Gerald Musser, Arvin Nelson, Stanley Niemic, Charles Oldach, Mark Pancerev, Philip Petroif, Leonard Pelkowski, Frank Pietrasiewicz, Carl Pommer, James Rees, Richard Szparaga, Emmett Whaling, Leonard Wikaryjczak, Raymond Williams. HOME ROOM 18, 8f1 BOYS-Ray Cunningham, Joe Farley, George Hesser, Louis Kowalski, Joseph Lagner, Don Rhodes, Walter Rice, Robert Shepard, Henry Sherman, Paul Sima, Peter Sima, Steven Simon, John Slisky, Carl Sokolowski, Fred Swyers, Leo Tatara, Eugene Thomas, Rudolph Turco, Richard Ulbrich, William Vollmer, Andrew Warchol, George White, Joe Wisniewski, Richard Zamierowski. 7-Q HOME ROOM 2, 7-2 GIRLS-Mary McCoy, Imogene Miller, Marlene Milner, Anne Mizak, Julia Morris, Irene Novel, Ruth Nowling, Dolores Orloff, Priscilla Palmer, Margaret Petak, Marie Regalla, Mary Roslen, Virginia Santi, Ula Lee Savage, Dorothy Schultz, Shirley Simon, Donna Sitter, Lillian Skinner, Violet Sokoloif, Twila Sutley, Betty Traut, Elaine Voss, Jean Wagner, Dorothy Whelpley, Virginia Wood. HOME ROOM 7, 7f2 GIRLS-Marjorie Alder, Patricia Allen, Marilyn Becker, Iona Blackford, Beatrice Bolton, Dorothy Crishock, Margaret Curtin, Jean Daniels, Pauline Danko, Olga Ekimoif, Mildred Federoff, Dolores Gaither, Kathryn Gomolekof, Margaret Goranson, Wilma Hunter, Geraldine Johnson, Alfreda Komorek, Audrey Lewis, Margaret Machuga, Joann Macosko, Loraine Markow, Audrey Miller, Ellen Miller, Colleen Moore, Luella Prindle, Nancy Shay, Frances Zukowski. HOME ROOM 10, 7f2 BOYS-Robert Agnew, Richard Alex, David Alexander, Joseph Angelotti, Robert Bailey, Raymond Barnes, John Billen, Edward Borgia, Donald Brooks, Micque Brown, Harry Corbin, John Demchak, Joseph Dibuono, Franklin Dustin, Gregg Eck, Conrad Evanoif, Robert Fay, Bill Ferrier, Edward Foster, Orrin Gahan, Wilbert Rust, Bill Kindle, Roland Gustafson, Gerald Kubeja, Sam Green, Robert Kanoza. HOME ROOM 106, 7-2 BOYS-Robert Blackford, Jack Burger, George Ferko, Murry Hansen, John Lunger, Frank Lutsch, Jack Marks, Harry Morris, Philip Moskalczyk, Francis Moon! Earl Overmoyer, Robert McGraw, Matty Pommer, Richard Ragen, David Regan, Edward Rudenski, Zigmund Rudenski, Ross Sallot, John Spilko, Leo Sullivan, Stanley Szymecki, Edward Thompson, Sammy Tomilin, Richard Tronoski, Donald Wassel, Edward Westerling, Paul Williams, Philip Zuravleff. l' 7'-I HOME ROOM 15, 7'1 GIRLS-Anderson, Pearl, Dolores Bassham, Florence Bielanin, Jeanette Booth, Ingelie Carlson, Theresa Cassano, Joyce Coffey, Joanne Constable, Patricia Cook, Caroline Cornwell, Marlene Curry, Marcella Davis, Lorraine Dunston, Mary Flengas, Rose Galaski, Shirley Haskins, Frances Ivan, Geraldine Johnson, Blanche Keith, Anne Klemushin, Irene Leshko, Irene Matusik, Patricia McLaughlin, Rose Muzynski, Joyce Neth, Dolores Novel, Virginia Oless, Donna Orloif, Mary Oros, Donna Owens, Adeline Piatowski, Ruth Pretz, Patricia Schlipf, Irene Sherman, Colleen Simon, Evelyn Slow, Marjorie Smith, Thelma Smith, Margaret Steinbacher, Maggie Stewart, Rose Sulczycka, Rita Szczesny, Rosemary Szymczalr. HOME ROOM 13, 7'1 GIRLS-Jacqueline Betts, Helen Cagara, Marie Canella, Joyce Chadderdon, Patricia Cochran, Dorothy Doritty, Anna Marie Fayak, Valjean Garber, Barbara Garrison, Betty Ann Harrington, Margaret Harriger, Vera Hayden, Harriet Keller, Elizabeth Kimit, Marjorie Kreider, Joanna Latferty, Stella Lepkowski, Mary Lipinski, Audrey May, Sally Ann McCarty, Dorothy Mordica, Shirley Mae Rice, Lois Ann Robins, Audrey Roth, Hazel Schwab, Doris Schultz, Janet Schultz, Alice Sheldon, Eileen Shepard, Dorothy Jean Smith, Rosemary Smith, Virginia Somerville, Dolores Spillet, Joan Stearns, Mary Ann Stebell, Evelyn Stringer, Margaret Ann Sueta, Jennie Mae Swanson, Theresa Szymecki, Caroljean Thompson, Frances Trabert, Rose Marie Turowski, Vivian Vollant, Dorothy Wojciechowski. f A .7v , ' I f f ' 'Q x R, , L I A 1 f T 1'4f':Q:xiQ 1. 1 A 64, 355.3 If , 'WMU' 1 'V' 1 X 'digg if K X, 5 . Q ff' jx ,W -I HOME ROOM 16, 711 BOYS-!'Charles Bakera, Carl Bernatowicz, William Bond, Robert Bowen, David Bugenhagen, Donald Burger, john Coffey. William Demyanovich, Clyde Donnell, Robert Downing, Theodore Edmonds, Henri Ellman, Robert Faulf hahcr, joseph Giovenco, jack Habursky, Ralph Hatch, William Hillhouse, Arthur johnson, Raymond Krebs, Charles Kreger. Richard Kulczewski, joseph Leto. Robert May, Lewis McFadden, Richard Regalla, Walter Rosinski, Lawrence Sample. Harry Seymour, Edward Tomczak, Stanley Ward, Richard Weitzel, john Winchek, Richard Yaple. HOME ROOM 19, 711 BOYSA- Clyde Crutchfield, Herman Howland, George Kavcsak, Gordon Kidder, Thomas Kramer, Robert Larsen, Robert Lewis, Edmund Lisiecki, Anthony Lilewski, Raymond Lnewski, Harvey Martin, julius Moffett, Bruce Nelson, Anthony Niedzielski, Thomas Parker, Francis Pees. Phillip Pees, Richard Peterson, Daniel Piatkowski, Billy Post, Raymond Rychcl, Ronald Scully. Howard Seroka, Arnold Simmons, john Skopow, Carl Smith, joseph Spinelli, Raymond Tufts, jack Van Auken, William Wagner, Carlton Wilhelm. HOME ROOM 31, 7-1 BOYS- Alex Barlekoff, George Balogh, Howard Beuchert, Ray Blasic, john Bucf zynski. Robert Burke, john Clanton, jas DeLuca. Walter Dodick, William Eaton, Lorramore Freeman, Charles Cardner, Thomas Harbusky. William Hill, Richard jasley, jaunius johnson, joe Kirkpatrick, Ed Lagner, john Lempicki. Thad Leonard. Le Roy Lewis, Thomas Mickol, joseph Maczak. Sam Savage. joseph Seifert, Saunders Simon, Will Walker. 10-V5 DREAM NX df'-5 1 N, .,. 1 , TT! K f Q ' .4 'Y I 3' 3,7 X1 gig'-1' -4 y 4 A xf 'K f Qidffw' 1 W f ,hge 6 .kr s 4 fn-.irq J' uni i l f X X f 41 QQ909 QVSXQ I7 I 1 OUR WAR 'QNX X ff Q, ,www um cm YW-51 N9 V115 AN I 1 115.1 ff' Q :bfi W i k M P W? 1' V 'W 'Hz In Wig, U P WG P Fl We have finished another year in school, the third year in which our country has been at war, and one in which we have anxiously worked to do our utmost to aid the war effort. The student body has cooperated to the fullest extent in making each undertaking a success, giving wholeheartedly of both time and money. Our goals were usually not only attained but surpassed. It has been a busy year, but one in which we have found a great deal of satisfaction. Curriculum Changes With the war and its occupaf aions in mind, the courses of study at our school were adjusted to meet new conditions. The army and navy def manded more science and math. Inf dustry was short of workers with technical skills. Geography and the social studies took on new meanings, especially in the field of current events. With rationing and food shortages a problem, the Home Economics Depart' ment put renewed emphasis on nutrif tion and the proper preparation of foods. Girls, found that they could dress better in these days of high cloth' ing costs if they could learn to sew. Courses never before taught appeared, like PrefFlight Aeronautics, and Radio. The flfml' eXHm11'13t19US Showed HU East has the only Radio Class in Erie. alarming lack of physical htness among draftees, so the schools innaugurated a special physical training program. Boys' gym classes meet five days a week instead of the customary two, and include a strenuous Com' mando Training plan. Through all of these additional activities, we have held fast to the belief that the primary purpose of the high school is education, and that consistently high scholastic standards must be maintained. With all of these new demands, hm our social and athletics program was bound to suffer. Boys were in the army or working after school. For the first time, eight of the players on the Varsity Football Squad were Sophof mores. Dances were hard to plan with so few boys available, and the june Senior Prom and Banquet were com' bined into one function. But, with typical East High spirit, our students have buckled down to the task at hand, and made the most of such opportunities for good times as could be arranged. Civiliori Q ense Today the possibility of an air raid seems remote, but in the early days of the war, we did not know what to expect. So East High along with the rest of Erie, made preparations. Mr. Munz was appointed Head Air Raid Warden, with a corps of faculty and students as his assistants. First aid stations were set up and equipped in different parts of the building. A warning system of sirens and bells was worked out and frequent pracf tice drills held, until the students learned the meaning of the various signals. Then the Ere drills were added to air raid drills to prepare for that eventuality. The splendid cooperative spirit displayed by our boys and girls on these occasions made us proud . , , to belonghto East High, and sure that we were ready for what' Yvonne Hlckmanpnd George Kuzmlshm ever mfg g Come. with Arr Raid Sirens Civilian defense activities outside of school found many volunteers from East. Mr. Coon was made Senior Gas Officer of Erie County, in charge of defense against poison gas attacks. Mr. jameson became Director of Civilian Defense Schools, with several teachers assisting as instructors. Mr. jordan, in charge of Personnel and Examinations for the Wzir Emergency Radio Service trained operators in evening classes. Hundreds of both stu' dents and faculty took primary and advanced courses in First Aid. Many were donors to the Blood Bank, and hours and hours of spare time were donated to manning- the Conf trol Center, Red Cross work, American Women's Volunf teer Service, U. S. O., and Air Raid Warden duty. Miss Burger and Mr. jameson with Civilian Defense Equipment Sludenls mploqed An acute problem of a nation at war is the shortage of workers. Many high school students, we regret to say, quit school to take war jobs, much against the advice of those in authority in both school and state, since democracy cannot exist without an educated citizenry. The more farfsighted ones found that they could help in the war effort and still continue their education. Many have gone directly into war industries. Others by taking such unskilled jobs as part time clerks, waitresses, and nurse girls, have released their elders to take full time jobs in industry. We at East are proud of the determination which has enabled our students to keep up with their school work and still aid the war effort by useful employment. These statistics tell the story: Emploqmenl Slulislics Enrollment .,...............,...,......,,.. 1525 Number gainfully employed .............., . . . 441 Number working 40 hours or more per week . . ....... .... 2 '7 30 to 40 hours per week . . . . , . . .54 N N 20 to 30 N H . , , . . . 142 N 10 to 20 N N ,,.... . . . 153 less than 10 hours per week . , . . . .65 ommunilu War Fund Our quota was more than doubled this year by the addition of seventeen war agencies to the local institutions which are usually helped by the Community Chest. The drive, under the direction of Miss Burger, was generously supported, and we greatly exceeded the quota set, with a total contribution of S1,440.32. The students gave 543500, the faculty 594257, and other employees 56275. We are all very proud of the girls in Home Room 204, Miss Sisley's room. They pledged them' selves to raise 510000, and completed their payments by the end of March. Slflfflp on I3Ol'lCl SOIQS Each Tuesday at East marked the day for purchasing stamps and bonds. It was handled through the Home Room teachers and faithfully observed throughout the entire school year. Miss Gerboth was in charge, ably assisted by Miss Burger, Mr. jameson, and Mr. MacDonald. The thousands of dollars thus invested in our country's future are an impressive proof of East's good business sense, as well as its patriotism. Below are the figures. Purchases of Stamps and Bonds at East: September ......................... S 5,130.75 January .... 3,743.55 October ........,................. 1,310.45 February ...........,... . . . 9,156.25 November ,... . . . 4,625.05 March .................. . . . 1,077.45 December ..... ............. 1 1,896.10 Total through March ....... 336,839.60 -l-he Scrap Duper Drive For tive days, students brought magazines, newspapers, cardboards, and wastepaper, in trucks, cars, wagons, carts, baskets, and in their arms. Competition between Junior and Senior high was very keen with an extra auditorium as the prize for the winners. The drive was conducted by the Tom Tom Staff under the direction of Miss Young. Mr. jameson presided at the weighing in. 39,224 pounds of scrap paper was collected, with the junior High winning by a margin of over 5,000 pounds. Eugene Cuneo, Tom Tom editor, was able to present Mr. Coon with a check for 8131.49 from the sale of the paper, the money to go toward a new and badly needed cyclorama for the auditorium. So the drive benefitted everybody. The students got inner satisfaction and exercise, the war effort got the scrap paper, and the school gets the cyclorama. ., fi 1' .4 I r M--5 'si at I A - TQ X ii 3 Amman- ,.. .- s s, 'N .... Q . ., . x J ll! . of af 4 j sy -5:-i f sg. A Piling up that Scrap Paper. ' Ray Slqotmcki, Leonard jankowski and Leonard Vommaro. A 0fl1e load Of Waste Pape'- Qed Cvoss Pive The contributions to the Red Cross this year were the highest in our history at East. The students were glad of a chance to show their appreciation for all the Red Cross is doing for their loved ones in service by giving generously. The following Home Rooms were high: Home Room 117 ...................................... ..S25.50 208 ............ .. 20.26 s. N 108 K .... .. ..... ....... ....... . 1 8.45 ' 121 113 ....................................... 16.75 The total contribution from the school was 882070, with the students giving 342270, and teachers and other employees giving 359800. ss as The Tuberculosis Fund The collection of money in school for the Eght against tuberculosis takes place just before Christmas and supplements the sale of Christmas seals. It is vital work which must go on in wartime as well as peace time. We collected 383.35 this year, with the Junior High leading. Home Room 218 was the largest contributor. oopemiion Armg on ovq Dwocuremenl ivisions Today the armed services have become so highly specialized that proper place' ment of recruits is a major problem. The schools have been asked to help in making inf formation available and in testing for particular abilities. The army and navy have both been anxious to find seventeen and eighteen year old boys who are qualiied for training as specialists and technicians, so once each semester college qualifying tests have been given at East to eligible seniors. Those selected study at govenment expense at colleges and universities determined by their abilities. The curricula vary in length from one to eight 12-week terms, and the trainees receive college credit for their work. The school has also been asked to keep the boys informed of the Naval Aviation Vf5 program which leads directly to a commission as Ensign in the Navy, and Second Lieutenant in the Marine Corps. On several occasions we have granted time to officers of both men's and women's service branches to talk to our students about available opportunities in uniform. Our library has also cooperated, with Miss Jose, librarian, arranging special displays of per' tinent materials including manuals, books, and pamphlets to keep our students informed of what it offered and what is required. We of the school, consider it a privilege to assist in so vital a work in these days of crisis. Wav Acliviiies oi the Woodwovkinq Shops The industrial arts classes, also working in cooperation with the junior Red Cross, have made many articles to aid in maintaining the morale of servicemen. Mr. jordan's classes produced 120 cribbage boards, 5 book wa ons, 20 canes, and one bed table, and provided two boys to help with the remodeling ofg the junior Red Cross Head' quarters at Eleventh and State Streets. Mr. Wagner's boys made 50 shuffle boards, 25 checker boards, and painted 200 ash trays. Ruth Fay. Eleanor Gardner, and Helen Smylqowskx, with some of the articles they helped make. Q ovlicullutae loss Mrs. Spetz's Horticulture class is equipped with a roof-garden green- house, which is the students' pride and joy. The soil is scientifically pre- pared and a wide variety of plants are raised with expert and devoted care. Now, in wartime, the class has assumed the responsibility for supplying plants and information to our victory gardeners, of whom there were one hundred and sixty seven this year. Over 4,000 plants were started at school and transplanted later to the individual gardens. The Horticulture Class is one of the few in which students beg to be allowed to come and work during extra periods. up-lime clivilies The Aft Class makes a stained glass window ewinq Classes Many a child in bombed out Europe has been made happy by a gift of one of the dolls made by our East High sewing classes. They are designed and supervised by Miss Koerber, and are of such originality and exquisite workmanship that it has been hard to convince would be purchasers who see them that they are not for sale. Miss Koerber has been honored for her work by a write up and picture in the junior Red Cross journal, and by several displays of her dolls in store windows in Erie. They are of great variety, boy dolls and girl dolls, black dolls and white dolls, pandas, penquins, camels, horses, and pigs, all made from donated materials. Both Miss Koerber's and Miss Parker's classes have made afghans, bed jackets, bedroom slippers. bed socks, and utility bags to be used by convalescent service men and bombing victims. Miss Parker's classes, in addition, made three pairs of curtains for the Red Cross Headquarters. The Greenhouse trains victory gardeners. Ar-1 Classes In cooperation with the junior Red Cross, our art classes, under the supervision of Miss Lillis, Miss Snyder, and Mrs, Whaley, have worked to bring cheer to our servicemen in hospitals, over- seas, and on ships, chiefly in the form of holiday decorations and greeting cards. For example, one unit for Christmas consisted of 1,352 pieces and included tray favors, ice cream spike decorations, bulletin board and stand up decorations, and Christmas cards. The quota for all Erie was two such units, and East High completed an entire one alone. ln addition, they made menu covers, clown hats, bridge score pads, crossword puzzles, writing portfolios, and greeting cards for Birth- days, Mother's Day, Easter, and even Fourth of july. These things were shipped before we could get a picture of them. Instead we show you another of their projects. a painting on a window to simu- late stained glass. 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Christoff, Faculty Mriiigiger, Ralph johnson, Student lviunager, William Bannister, Coach. -44 Swimming eom Slule Clmmpions Dislrficl IO Cl1umpions Weslern Qeqional Clwompions Co-Cilq Clwompions X Q x Q Us XX X X H Lao ROBASKY PAUL BAKER 132:M?rl3DfriEfc'Ll 40 yard freestyle 100 yard breaststroke City' Chun ioliu 100 yard freestyle City Champion Districlt 10 Chiimpion Stine Cllamplon District 10 Champion City Champion District 10 Champion Stateffwd Place West. Reg. Champion West. Reg. Champion wwe , 1 Y MUCHRXSTOYY ol?- RELAY TEAM State Champions City Champions District 10 Champions West. Reg. Champions DON ANDERSON RAY Osinciu PAUL BAKER JAMES REID EDWARD WARDENGA 100 yard breaststroke City 72nd Place District 10, 2nd Place West. Reg.- f2nd Place State'ee2nd Place BACOA CH N N13 TBR SENIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUADAFi'rst Row: Frank Ritchie, Pete Cool, Richard Miniiiger, Arthur Amendola, Robert Tarkowski, Anthony Simon, Williaim Sumanski, Leo Beill, Roy Cline. Second Row: Robert Swanson, Eugene Pietras, Edward Wziruszewski, Donald George, joe Pomorski, Frank Baranowf ski, Charles Brasington, james Davis, Albert Swansinger, joe jablonslci, Francis Skeabeck. Third Row: joe Novello, Manager, Robert Mininger, Paul Paris, Ralph johnson, Leo Kontis, joe Brasington, Pete Bechtos, Herbert Lundstrom, Robert Detzel, F. Hyde, Coach. 1943 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SOUADfFi1st Row: Tommy Hauck, George Kuzmishin, Edward Borgia, Phil Zuravlef, Robert Larson, David Sample, Harvey Iviartin, Norman Kessler, Carl Zawistowski, Robert Sinillie. Second Row: slack Smith, Thomas Schrenk, Harry Parker, Harry johnson, Donald Harrington, Robert Bender, Edward Shenker, Thaddeus Bojarski, Felix Federowicz, Robert Hill, Clyde Bird. Third Row: Robert D. Arrowsmith, Coach, William Swanson, Edward Smialek, Harry Gordon, Nestor Cieslak, Norbert Horton, Harry Schultz, joe Fischer, Roy Ohman, Albert Reidel, joseph F. Christoff, Coach. Absent from picture: Donald Dougherty, Henry Lee. IQ43 Football Frank Baranowski, Capt., J. F. Hyde, Coach, J. H. Komora, Asst. Coach, J. F. Christoff, Asst. Coach, R. D. Arrowsmith, Asst. Coach. joe Novello, Mgr. Asst. Mgrs.: Wallace Biletnikoff, Harvey Martin, Norman Kessler, Robert ,xLarson, Edward Borgia, Philip Zuravleff, George Kuzmishin. N.. . . R LETTERMEN Frank Baranowski, William Sumanski, Arthur Amendola, Pete Karuba, Charles Brasington, Francis Skeabeck, Pete Bechtos, Eugene Pietras, Roy Cline, Robert Swan' son, Leo Kontis, Donald George, Joe jablonski, joe Pomorski, Edward Waruszeswki, Robert Detzel, joseph Brasington, joseph Novello, Mgr. SCHEDULE AND RECORD DATE DAY OPPONENT EAST PLACE Sept. 10 Fri. Albion 0 27 Albion Sept. 18 Sat Tech ......... Erie Sept. 24 Fri Ashtabula Ashtabula Oct. 1 Fri. Vincent.. Erie Oct. 9 Sat Prep .... Erie Oct. 15 Fri. Academy Erie Oct. 22 Fri Tech ......... Erie Nov. 6 Fri. Vincent.. Erie Nov. 12 Fri. Prep .... Erie Nov. 20 Sat Academy Erie Won ............ Lost .... Tied ......... 1 East total points ....... ..... 7 2 Opponents ................... 127 SQUAD Frank Baranowski, joe Jablonski, Donald George, Arthur Amendola, Ed. War uszewski, Robert Tarkowski, Francis Skeabeck, joe Brasington, Charles Brasington, Pete Bechtos, james Davis, Anthony Simon, Frank Ritchie, Herbert Lundstrom, Al Swan' singer, Pete Karuba, Leo Beill, Robert Detzel, Eugene Pietras, Richard Mininger, joe Pomorski, Robert Swanson, Lee Kontis, Roy Cline, Pete Gool, Paul Paris, Ed. Razanauskas. The 1943 squad was the youngest and least experienced of any squad in the history of the school. REMARKS SCHEDULE-FIRST HALF SENIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: William Biletnikoif, Robert Swanson, Thomas Andrews, Captain, Richard Praetzel, Joseph Jablonski. Second Row: N. J. MacDonald, Faculty Managerg Pete Bechtos, Lee Kontis, Donald George, Thomas Zygai, J. H. Komora Coach. Third Row: Joseph Novello, Managerg Pete Karuba, Arthur Amendola, Wallace Biletnikoff, Assistant Manager Eosl I-liq Boslrelboll IQQCOF J. H, Komora, Coach Robert Arrowsmith, Asst, Coach Gil Munz, Asst. Coach Andrews, Thomas-Captain Praetzel, 'Richard Biletnikoff, William Jablonski, Joseph CITY CHAMPIONS 1943-1944 N. J. MacDonald, Faculty Adviser Joseph Novello, Manager Harvey Martin, Asst. Mgr. ' LETTERMEN Zygai, Thomas Kontis, Lee DATE DAY Dec 4 Saturday Dec 7 Tuesday Dec 9 Thursday Dec 10 Friday Dec. 14 Tuesday Dec, 15 Wednesday Dec. 17 Friday Dec. 20 Monday Dec 21 Tuesday Jan. 4 Tuesday Jan. 6 Thursday Jan. 7 Friday Jan. 11 Tuesday Jan. 15 Saturday Jan. 19 Wednesday PLACE East at Tech .... East vs. Vincent. East at Prep ,,... East at Sharon. . . East vs. Academy East at Dunkirk. . East at Ashtabula East vs. Lawrence East vs. Tech. . . East at Vincent. . East vs. Prep .... East at Oil City. East at Academy. East at Bradford. East vs. Academy Park .... Wallace Biletnikoff, Asst. Mgr. Ed. Borgia, Asst. Mgr. Ed. Kesseler, Asst. Mgr. Swanson, Robert Bechtos, Pete Karuba, Pete Novello, Joseph- EAST ....33 ....38 ....34 ....17 ....47 ....29 ....29 ....56 ....44 ..,.36 ....31 ....3O ....36 ....23 at Lincoln ...,. .... 3 2 Manager OPP 18 19 30 36 34 41 16 32 29 20 14 34 45 24 31 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM SCHEDULE-SECOND HALF DATE DAY PLACE EAST ow. Jan. 20 Thursday East at Vincent .,...,... .33 18 jan. 21 Friday East at Lawrence Park .... .46 23 jan. 25 Tuesday East at Prep .......... .46 24 jan. 27 Thursday East vs. Academy .... .31 32 Feb. 3 Thursday East vs. Tech ....... .44 39 Feb. 8 Tuesday East vs. Vincent. . . .39 22 Feb. 10 Thursday East vs. Prep ........ .51 25 Feb. 15 Tuesday East at Academy ..... .38 37 Feb. 19 Saturday East at Tech ............... .39 42 PLAYOFF GAMES Feb. 24 Thursday East vs. Academy at St. Mary's ..... ...., 5 1 40 Mar. 3 Friday East at Jamestown .............. ..... 4 7 51 Mar 7 Tuesday East vs. Prep ............... .51 24 Mar 9 Thursday East at Vincent ......... .44 28 Mar 14 Tuesday East vs. Sharon at Farrell .... .34 48 Games Won 20 Games Lost 9 East Total Points 1109 Opponents Total Points 866 East Average Points per Game 38 Opponents Average Points per Game 30 ENTIRE SQUAD Andrews, Thomas jablonski, joseph Kontis, Lee Karuba, Pete Praetzel, Richard Zygai, Thomas Swanson, Robert Amendola, Art Bilitnekoff, William George, Donald Bechtos, Pete Vommaro, Leonard Front Row: Edward Borgia, Manager, Charles Detzel, joseph Matulevitchg Leonard Vommaro, Donald Harrington, Arnold Goluboff, Norman Kessler, Manager. Second Row: N. J. MacDonald, Faculty Manager, Harry Parker, Robert Bender, john Demyanovich, Carl Gregoroff, Eugene Mahon, Leo Beill, G. C. Munz, Coach. Third Row: Wallace Biletnikoff, William Nelson, Joseph Kuligowski, john Osiecki, Harry Martin, Manager. K, xi 1943 TRACK SQUAD-First Row: Vincent Gardner, Wall er Nielson, joe Zorek, Fred Pitzer, Steve Toms, Leo Beill, Robert Brydon. Second Row: Henry Reim n, Coach, Roy Cline, Alfred Wisnewski, Tom Paterniti, joe jablonski, Frank Ritchie, Pete Karuba, J. F. Hyde, Asst. Coach. Third Row: Henry Rudenski, Donald George, Robert Swanson, Ray Zalenski, William Grosser, Robert Kilgore, jack Maryon, Nick Kalivoda, Asst. Coach. Fourth Row: Kenneth Rogers, Leo Izbicki, Mgr., Tom Andrews, Lawrence Lynch, Ed, Robins, Richard Praetzel, Alvin Ignatowicz, Asst. Mgr. I 4 i ? 12 'if ' TENNIS TEAM-John Cabaday, Thomas Zygai, Herbert Lundstrom, joseph Kerr. T. H. Crandall, Coach. 4 x I 'E i l 'Jef N? WATER POLO TEAMfFi1st Row: Frank Pietrzls, David Sample, Ray Osiecki. Second Row: joe Polanski, Edward Wzirderigzi, Leo Rohasky, Don Anderson, Richard Kolesar, Third Row: joseph C. Christotf, Faculty Mamagerg Ralph johnson, Student Manzagerg Willizim Bannister, Coach. Absent from picture: Hurry johnson, Don Kuzmin. , . L. f. Qi, GOLF TEAM Couch Joe Christoff, Don Blair, Victor Tupitzn, joe Mzitulevich, Paul Stefnnowicz, Theodore Suetu. ,gc ,L ...wg , .Q .. 52 -f 'V gf K Q . . x www ,Q fx, F H V: SLE A . ef. , ,Q Z. K a Am gm -rl X 3 ,qvcgx-bw MQ,.4.z Q-asf Q1 A Q ?Qi3'Y'f Q3 -ywpgqiw .2 ww ff1 ,f, sS' ,Q P5 w -Hg P. V Q i, ,. K fifpiyi iiflqwf , ,ls K W.. , . , ,S QB-W - if 1- . ,Q M -l ,ls-251 fzwfk L we-Ji xi' ,:gM,,.i 's, , ii 9. Q. 3 m - ,, ., . 'Y' X. X' I 5 1 m in wQlWw N a. -5, ,375 . QS, Q3 Jaw N QW WL Wei-.f wwf' TUMBLING--Patricia Allen, Theresa Adams, Adeline Berti, Nancy Grocoll, Betty Deutsch, Eleanor Gardner, Nancy Green, Barhara Green, Kathryn Gomolekofl, Katherine Hess, Audrey Lewis, janet Loader, Loretta Laski, Helen Mazzie, Sally McCarty, Elsie Morasky, Bertha Morris, Ruth Nowling, Shirley Neckel, Anita Orloff, lsahelle Powell, Shirley Rice, Margie Schmeider, Maxine Streh, Margaret Sueta, Frances Stablein, jay Sullivan. Absent from picture: Helen Lewis, Dorothy Mezzacapo, Ann Mizak, Geraldine Pastore. CHAMPION VOLLEY BALL TEAM--First Row: Alherta Ackerly, Virginia Schmidt, Mary Mizak Second Row, Ellen Carlson, Dolores Roth, Shirley Baxter, Angela Ahramczyk. lx N L, v, Q53 nf ' .s-K, ' ' ,qw 'f J, f, Mg, if? K -3 ,r y aww 'Q ii X Q'fK4J is , - Q gt 1 fam. ,WK . Q My 1 Q 1 xx SQ L: ' A3 f ggfff 4, A N. f . M Q' as -r' 952 , iff QL ,A X X: ,. inf C. 'lv Qi. Yvi k wmv Kaaslxeflivall Snclpslwolls Nhrk K.lI'llb.l, .1 former stu, Hxgh SCOYCI Bl1CIHllKHHVXk'1Ih calls on .Lack Komom Team Mates K.u'uh.1 .md Zygn A11 CXCIUIWQQ moment m the E.lSt'VlIICCIHI gums rg we Q, .4 . v J ', fx ' R. if 5 ,rf 2 L2 ,Y if ag M ,W t Y QF wa My Q GM w: 3 ORGANIZATIONS N -1 T 'fm THE YOUTH om NATION ARE THE TRUSTEES OE POSTERTTY Left to right: Ruth Kudlock, Eileen Towner, Bernadine Cieslikowski, Margaret Peck, Raymond Merski: Dorothy Pastewka, Katherine Krivonak, Dorothy Yurkovic, Raymond lgondrit Betty btodolski, Sally Shira. Absent from picture: Norma johnson, Editorfinfchief ..., umaise Sl Assistant Editor .......,... Circulation Manager Assistant Circulation Organizations Editor Sports Editor .,.., Photography Editor . Manager A , . Art Editor ...,.,... 12f2 Editor .,.,... Chief Typist ...... Assistant Typist .... Assistant Typist . , . Faculty Advisors: Miss Clara Carlson . . .. Dorothy Pastewka , . . . . Margaret Peck . . , , Ruth Kudlock , , . . Eileen Towner . . . . Betty Stodolski . , . . Raymond Merski . . . , Raymond Kondrat SallyShira . . . . . . . . . Norma Johnson Bernadine Cieslikowski . . . . Katherine Krivonak , . . . Dorothy Yurkovie Miss Claire Lillis Miss Adelaide Sisley Mr. Gilbert Munz . A 1 xqxouxrf sam it ' f E A ,9- i First Row: Eugene Cuneo, Robert Brydon, Eugene Schmieder, Raymond Kowalski, Gust Kapsalakis. Edmund Mehler. Second Row: Miriam Cain, Charlotte Stachera. Eileen Towner, Raymond Kondrat. Annabel Regan, Elizabeth Stodolski, Ruth Kudlock. Third Rowf Mary jane Neely, Allene Hertner. Mary Demko, james Downing, Richard Eichenlaub, Margaret Peck, Bernadine Ceslikowski, Verna Hetman. T Q oliono onov ocielq Ruth M. Milloy, Faculty Advisor To become a member of the National Honor Society at East is the ambition of most students. Membership, however, is not so easily attained. A student's eligibility is determined by his scholastic average. If a student is in the upper third of his class, his name is submitted to all the teachers in the building who rate him for character, service, and leadership. Leadership is determined by a students ability to hold school offices and positions of responsibility successfully. Character includes personality, honesty, reliability, and cofoperation. Service is achieved by working on committees and rendering service to teachers and school when called upon to do so. The ratings are then totaled and the students who have the necessary qualifications are passed upon by a special committee of teachers. Many students who are eligible are kept out because of the quota set up by the national organif zation. Only l5 Q of the graduating class, IOCQ of the 121 class and SW ofthe llf2 class may join. The names of the new membersfelect are kept secret until the very day of induction. This is a most solemn and effective ceremony. Old members go out and tap the new members on the shoulder to indicate that they have been chosen. These few End their ambition fulfilled and become eligible to wear the treasured official pin of the National Honor Society. 9 .... ,Q X V M-1 J 4 .4 A - -IUNIOR GIRLS' CHORUS'-First Row: Margaret E. Niclcel, Director, Janice Fryer Mary Alice McGuire Elaine Puscher Rita Ritchie, Rose Dengel, Mildred Federoff, Betty Deutsch, Rita Burger, Shirley Gardner Mary Lou Handley, Velma Marks, Myrtle Woodrow. Setond Row: Charlotte North, Dorothy Dymski, Norma Kihler, Betty Mehler, Mary Mazzone, Audrey Lewis, Phyllis Spillet, Margaret Machuga, Dorothy Crishoclc Caroline Mezzacapo Margaret Goransen Beth Sam le Ev l , , , p , e yn May, Theresa Nowak, Marilyn Reed. 'Third Row: Elfrieda Bitzer, Frances Zatkoff, Frances Pancerev, Doria Wassiloff, jean Damico, Margaret Doritty, Angeline George, Mary Thomas, Joanne Macosko, Florence Brower Mary Ciotoli Elida Spilko, Margaret Krebs, Elaine Voss, Fourth Row: Patricia Sullivan, Nancy Seitzinger, Olga Ekimoff. Anrie Mizak, Anna, Marie Mack, Patty Allen, Alfreda Pomorski, Helen Kavcsak, Marlene Milner, Shirley Simon, jeanne Daniels, Marjorie Alder, Lorraine Mar' kow, Nancy Shay, Arlene Patterson, Eileen Zahn. Y s H if Q 'W 4. gs, ,- ., A, gy . R n 4... 'Q K F v ev, -,,. l .4 .- I ' 2 e SENIOR GIRLS' CHORUS--V Margaret E, Nickel. Director, Fmt Row: Shirley Casey. Margaret Ann Karle, Gertrude Spillet. Ann Bernat, Catherine Gerliatoff. Evelyn Tatar. Louise Eargielski, Theresa Lukaszeveski, Lillian Fullerton. Serimd Row, Doro' thy Wcillt', Dolores lszory,'Alice Vogel, june Hunter. Helen Tiralc, Vera Markevltch, Anna Wilczyiiski. Florence -Ianis, Helen Zuclu, Margaret Behko, Kathleen Schley Third Row: Betty Petry, Eleanor Berdis, Marion Kwiatkowski, Florence Razanausf kas, Dolores lzhicki, Ruth Ann Vleinheimer, Mary jane Gagnon, Virginia Putnam, Marilyn Lyons. Shirley Foll, Florence Zief linski, Charlene klnint. Lorraine Zielinski. Alum! from the picture: jane Giszczynski, .lean Daniels. 1 , e 1 la 1..-..l -J J A CAPELLA CHOIR-V-First Row: Mr. Crandall, Director, Margaret Gray, Sue Jane Rayl, Anna Mae Andrek, Agnes Kozf lowski, Rosemary Nass, Annabel Regan, Jeanne Scheppner, Helen Glecos, Elaine Bauer, Eileen Towner, Antoinette Ciotoli, Mary Mizak, Rosemarie Macosko, Virginia Krebs, Kathryn Beill, Joyce Barber. Second Row: Mary Ellen Babcock, Betty Mizak. Betty Lou Tischer, Virginia Thomas. Elsie Kuzminski, Mary Margaret Schmitt, Marie Zamborik, Dolores Najechalski, Betty Daniels, lrene Ulanski, Jacqueline DeVoge Dorothy Bernatowicz., Ann I.aBoda, Connie Messina, Ingrid Thornbloom, Sally Shira, Charlene Joint. Third Row: Donna Boyle, Annette Hornyak, Margaret Peck, Dolores Johnson, Gloria Ramsdale, Natalie Wolff, Robert Robins, Leo Beill, Edward Leo, Ronald Brydon, Lawrence Neubauer, Simon Dengel, Margaret Donlin, Evelyn Krainski, Elizabeth Orzechowski, Barbara Adsit, Sonia Bitzer, Sally Kelley. Fourth Row: Franklin Bjerstedt. Henry Ru' denski, Robert Tarkowski, Thomas Coflee. George Beskid, William Nelson, Norman Johnson, Ralph Jones, Al Norton, Jerome Heibel, Richard Kolesar, Edward Rakowski, William Swanson, Harry Gordon, William Suminski, Edward Razanauskas, Thomas Andrews, Absent from PICIUTCI Thomas Hauck, Helen Frank. BOYS' GI-EE CLUPFWT- H- Crandall. DUWZCIOYQ First Row: Norman Leckner. Jack Williams, Ronald Brydon, Frank Pietras Louis Noyer, George Barber, Second Row' Richard Damico, Ralph Jones, Robert Kubeja. George Lafferty, Melvin Samickl Joseph Stewart, Clyde Bird. Third Row: Walter Rosinski, Ronald Stegelske, Charles Klick, William Walsh. Abxent jvom pictme Thomas Rigley, Richard Seidl. 2 'Q ' iii.. 1 Y A M Q . , K jsxiwgg-,,,V ' Q f 3 2-M . i ,f V ,Q ,,X11. . l k , S M- fl J 5 ,E 5 Q as x 5 BAND, W. N. Burger, Director-'ffFirst Row: William N. Burger, Wilbur Hatch, Paul Btefanowicz, Karl Caldwell, Richard Zamierowski, Robert Bojarski, Howard Lininger, Theodore Kalivoda, Theodore Edmonds, john Osiecki, Louis Zuck, Robert Betts, Guido Damico, john Gido, Alan Iviaclienzie, Stephen Toms. Second Row: john McRosky, Roy Foor, Richard Howell, james Davis, Howard Hesketh. Edward Sueta, Dale Thompson, Arvin Nelson, Richard Krysiak. Third Row: Charles Tyler, Edwin Robins, William Richards, john Lichacz, Howard Bolton, Fred Deutsch, Richard Kauflrinan, Clayton Brewer, Donald Blair, Mgirk Pancerev. Fourth Row: Ralph Warren, Clayton IviacDonald, Robert Ciszkowski, Walter David, Harold Bolton, Robert Falkiewicz, Aurelius Gaspar. jl lNlOR BAND, W. N. Burger, Director- First Row: Edward Anderson, Gerald Kubeia, David Hunter, Peter Sima, lwiicque Brown, lvlatthew Poininer, john Lunger, Philip lviosltalczyk, joseph DiBuono. Serond Row Tim Pederotl, Peter Biletnilaolii, Richard Alex, Franklyn Dustin, Edward Capell, Robert Shepard, Charles l'glow, Carl Sokolowski, William N. Burger, Third Row: Frederick Swyers, Richard Manning, Leonard Hammann, Robert lviilner, john Cboinaclti, Chester Choinacki, Gordon Beeinan. ............., 5 J Eg? E .,,.. .,.. .A um AY Q 1255 5 F X .. .-. . 3 8752:-5 4.9 f 2' A2 fn, 1 , 1 .f 5 a- A 1, ' 4 f Q , fw , fs M S 1.8: iv. H 4, . ' 435- , hp' ew ,A N y K ,.1? ' ,, . Q ,x E x-xiwx fha 1 in -E 53121 i-2-.wi xi Mx ,sci-313 Lin-.5 S I 1 P Q .QR Q wa xi i 553-1 '1i ,3 , ?v! w- SN QE ig ., 1-SSXi3xffd f-As W 2.. Q limi - ' - T,g,i1v.f' i Q ,,. ii? -v I 9 ik .f W ' if m P v Sitting: lviadeline Historian, Olive P M CLUB OFFICERS Ledwiclc, Vice President, Gloria Wiiriiekzi, President. Standing: Annabel Regan Cfllllmlrl, Treasurer: Martha Kilgore, Secretary. LQ M Club an 5 Q, M CLUB, junior Meinhers ofthe Y.W.C.A., Patricia Colgate, Y.W.C.A. Advisor First Row. Helen Frank. lvlargaret Gray, Muriel Clark, Elaine Bauer, lvlargaret Donlin, Rhoda Silver, Elsie Kuzininski Second Row, Clara Sulecki, Olive Perantoni, Martha Kilgore, Gloria Wziriiekri, Madeline Ledwick, Annahel Regan, Fhirley Nelsen. Dorothy Wcilfe, Valerie Wzillzice. Third Row: Betty Maseloclt, Dorothy Holdnack Loretta Biikowslt lvlary Wliitlwy. i, Clara Niedzwiecki, Ruth Arrnhruster, Antoinette Ciotoli, Audrey Lang, june Burdick 5 .J 40 at vw as rr 9' '-v Ai .. M CLUB lConrinuetll First Row: Esther Lewis, jean Seheppner, Marrorie Caslon, Nancy Sanner, Elizalweth Weaver, Charlotte Uless, Audrey Feyas, Mary Mizak, Sue .lane Rayl, Margaret Gaslun Sr-grim! Row Sally Kelley, Helen Stahon, Marion Kwiatkowski, Dolores lzlrielci, klosephine Borleowslxi Gloria Ramstlale, Helen Langdon, Dorothy Pastewka. Mary Eichenlauh, Martina Heitlt. Tliml Row Louise Xvilson, Virginia Putnam, Dorothy Crotty, Virginia Thomas, Evelyn Cagara, ,lacquelynn King Ann Hornyalx. Florence Rutkowski, Mary Blaseo, Angela Olrzewslii. r i A S SI ' ' ff QC is ,J dr bl M CLl ll3lContinuetll First Row' lrene Krivonak, Theresa Mehler, LenoraW'o1eieehowski, Alogr-phmq Laskoll, Vangela Klapsinos, Helen Bosnake, Louise Fries, Corrine Curry, Margaret Ann Karle. Seomrl R010 l:lUY'CHC0 Alanis, Shirley Foll, Marrorie Cochran. Phyllis Tenpas, Teresann Cuelcher. l'atricia lack, Marrorie Powell, lletty Petry. Carol Ring, Yvonne Hickman. Thml Row Helen Carlow, Dolores lfrorv, Eleanor Rwiatkowski, Eileen Grimshaw, Lueille Wesehler, Anita Evanoll, .lane blasley, lrene Zelwrowellr Charlene Wlill, Anna Wilezyiiski. , K f 6 M CLUB CContinuedD First Row: Marie Rising, Shirley Saur, Pauline Agnew, Emma Chessley, Lorraine Evans, Mary -lane Neely, Anna Bernat, Kathleen Schley, Shirley Casey. Second Row: Donna Daniels, Irene lllanski, julia Anderson, Natalie Wolfe, Gertrude Trabert, Alice Vogel, Leona Fresch, Mary Ellen Balweock, Phyllis Wolfe, Betty Mizak. 'Third Row: Geraldine joint, Sonia Bitzer, Dolores johnson, Mary ,lane Gagnon, Betty Ann Etter, Loretta Kalivoda, Elizabeth Orzekowski, Ann LaBoda, Florence Razanaf uskas, Dolores Massucci. 'G-Q. -x- 11? M CLI 5B fffontinuedl First Row: Renata Carlson, Peggy Lesnoff, Mary Evanoff, Irene Cygan, Agnes Kozlowski, Angela Ahrainczylc, Betty Lou Tischer, Helen Vargo, Dorothy Schemeck, Betty Hetter. Second Row' Margaret Wright, Theresa Dunst, Nancy Whithy, Mary jane Mills, Leona Rogers, Betty Swanson, Margaret Peck, Niarilyn Lyons, Barhara Adsit, Virginia Marsh. Third Row: Rosemary Nass, Helen Clecos, Sally Fryer, Connie Messina, Alice Turano, joyce johnson, Rosemarie Macosko, Marie Bundy, Betty Hassett, Marion Thomas. x X' W 3' 2351. 4 1 XS 5 Q Q , , A . , - A , as ,L Q an .P W. ? Q W 1 96 Q ffm + M ' . X . 6 LW it A 3' N 3. V Q SP. 5 A 'rg A?w -X H AQ f , D P' gf ' ' ' TRQQN F ggi? g gf 0-4 if ' uf k X. 'x - X ,K fa ' - fit' .- 'A A fi , X ' w if fu QE .2w Ewfww W?S iwww' . M9 .X -x-as XL. G -t xt 1 . ' Af I f. K qt l X-QN - M , , Xa Y A ,xp 95 ' WXIA iii , h f f 5 5 uv-IQ .fu l5POH'lQF -TQCJITIS POITI CIS1, In H19 APmQJ SQPVICQS 'N-., 'XMI 'Sf K c WM . Francis Dunn A. R. M. 2 c Gerald DUNN S-lfc Jams C Petty Officer-U. S. Navi U- 5- NHVY Walter Packard S.1fc Pfc. Richard Etter Pfc- William Hammefmfm U. S. Navy U. S. Marine Corp. U- 5- AUUY Pfc. Luther Packard Robert Etter F.2,fc Pvt. Jesse Hammerman U. S. Marine Corps U. S. Navy U. S. Army JL ima a n T H -iw Q W -DQ? A JZ' ' QMXSVV WI? ,, , f' ww CLEANERS AND DYERS 402 W. 3rd St. Phone 22-987 Cold Storage Vault on Premises Hazel Daly Yeager Junior and Misses Wearing Apparel 30 West 8th Street Masonic Temple Bldg. TROY LAUNDRY 416 State Street IRVING'S 918 Peach Street SHOES BY I. MILLER Fashion Right From Mom Till Night 794 STATE STREET HEYL PHYSICIANS SUPPLY CO. GO WHERE HITS ARE A HABIT THEATRE Presenting Erie's Best Entertainment . . . ALWAYS A Complete Sporting Goods Department rfb any E mem... t I 3 7122235 lg.z!ESqelr.- i AQIQHPBXI I 'sizes 'EEE - sie! 1- DISH- 5 ,.v:r. Thirty-five Years of Continued Ser- vice to the Athletes of Erie High Schools PALACE HARDWARE HOUSE Darling Florist CORSAGES and BOUQUETS For Graduation and Weddings 108 West 7th Street Compliments of F elheim Lumber Co. Erie, Pa. E. 8x A. Doubet Jewelers Tenth and Holland Streets C202 E. 10th St.J Ralph R. Riehl Real Estate and Insurance First Mortgage Loans 29 E. 9th St. Erie, Pa JOIN THE . . . Y. M. C. A. Make it your downtown Headquarters Compliments of Atlas-Erie Supply Co. 15th and Chestnut Phone 22-248 Builders'-Manufacturers' Supplies Rock Wool Insulation I Exclusnlel Proper PROTECTION Pays R nf Cnc klsxiggagf 8 1 D x-rvj, 1 S09 Qi!!-I Member of the Guild Hess Brothers Prescription and Manufacturing OPTICIAN S Where the Price is Right Phone 22-382 133 W. 9th St. Erie, Pa The Quality Specialty Shop of Erie Ghz' Halle Bros. Gm ...ofcourse Tenth and Peach Streets C mpliment f American Sterilizer Company ODIN STOVE MANUFACTURING Erie, Pa. Erie, Pennsylvania Compliments of PENN-UNION ELECTRIC CORPORATION Compliments of ,, Erie's Paint Authority Says: 0 O ,216 USPATOU I O CONGRATULATIONS To 1 f The Graduating MEHLER BOTTLING Class of 1218 Parade St. 1944 The Paint House of Better Service MILK - ICE CREAM Products of ERIE PAINT co. . . Cor. 14th and State Sts. Samtary Farms Dairy Phone 26-771 Erie Owned - Erie Operated Compliments BUCYRUS-ERIE COMPANY Plan Your Social Parties at up l,,,,.-., ,..- . , ,-, ...N , . ,. .. , ,..,. ,,T.-..'-,.,.,,.,,....v . WALDMAMEERP PARK The Best Bands at Popular Parties Phoneszz 32-701 and 32-704 The Students' Favorite Rendezvous f ENJOY Sterling Milk 3330 Peach si. Phone 99-691 Compliments of Swanson Tool 8: Machine Products 814 East 8th Street Kimmel 8z Son Shoes and Hosiery that Wear Corner 17th and Sassafras Streets Phone 85-482 SUNNY ACRES RIDING ACADEMY . Remember us for your - -f Hay Ride and Sleigh Ride 57 C Party I i G Learn to Ride and Keep Fit A Fl L. E. Ulrich W,-' ii? Q Harborcreek, Pa. - if CONGRATULATIONS! Laurel Hill Cemetery S I Inc. - On the Grubb Road fy 1 A4 Msgs,-:ibn , E I QOne mile south of Ridge Roadj ' 4 ' MA'I'1gn I Zin ' SEQ? 55523 ' iillilgtif firfzfkfigirfzgi Compliments of Continental Rubber Works FOOD STORE Erie, Pa. ' MA-MADE BREAD In the Orange Wrapper Meyer-Quality , ' Cflllege Styled for 75 Years Fine Apparel I , Q Suits - Topcoats - Raincoats - Slacks Sports Coats and Apparel-Shirts- Shoes Neckties -- Underwear - Hosiery - Hats Jewelry - Luggage - Toilet Sets Perfumes Always Reasonably Priced S 81719 21 fiiffmi' P. A. MEYERS E99 SONS Stag st. qv, We Compliments of Congratulate The Graduating Classes of 1944 On their Splendid Scholastic Record And wish them John li,SchuItz Gio. 'DISTINCTIVE FURNITUREW Twenty East Eighth A Continued Success lm Seymour's 4 I5 'EL co' Budget Plan Jewelers D0 iili - IN PainfHeadquarfcrf - . 708 State Street TRASK, PRESCOTT Sz RICHARDSON CO. DEPARTMENT STORE Finest Quality Merchandise Erie, Penna. We Place Every Graduate In A Good Position FULL DEFENSE COURSE PROGRAM FOR Typists Stenographers Secretaries Accountants Key Punch Operators Comptometer Operators Your Government needs YOU Hundreds of positions open in Erie and Washington, D. C. and in all Defense Areas throughout the United States Lowest cost and shortest time possible for BEST RESULTS ri 'V Phone or write ERIE BUSINESS COLLEGE 220 West 9th street Phone 23-814 Erie, Pe H118 L A V E R ' S FLORISTS - DEcoRAToRs 705 Peach Street 27 West 7th Street Greenhouse Store - 1318 East 6th Street Erie, Pennsylvania CROSSLEY COMPANY MACHINISTS SHEET METAL WORKERS Phone 23-828 16 West 5th Street Erie, Pennsylvania Compliments of BURKE ELECTRIC CO., ERIE, PA Manufacturers of AC and DC Motors and Generators .1- -I-ocIay We BUILD I FOR WAR . . . I But IiI4e you We PLAN FOR PEACE 'i' ERIE METER SYSTEMS, Inn ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA Airport und Service Station Fueling Equipm t Compliments of Hill-Mill Dairy Stores Compliments of 1008 Parade St. 2521 Peach St. 1004 East 6th St. 501 West 4th St. Lawrence Park Wesleyville Plant Store: 212 East 8th St. Erie, Pennsylvania I HILL-MILL ICE CREAM CO. Erie Owned - Erie Operated Compliments of THE STANDARD STOKER COMPANY, INC. Erie, Pennsylvania LOVELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA Makers of Pressure Cleaners fWringersJ - Rubber Rolls Mouse and Rat Traps Ice Hockey Sticks If you don't know your furs, know your furrier J. C. Kramer Diamonds Watches Established 1862 J arecki's Jewelers and Silversmiths, Inc. Furrier 25 West 9th Street 11 W. Sth St- Erie, Pa- vfSif'Z3lrbEf'iHZf,Z'3'lf.ent Congratulafgolsh Graduates Studios Blebel'-ISHHCS Cameras - Supplies - Films Factory-Clothing Branch Finishing Suits-S16.50 to 526.50-Topcoats 14 E- 10th St- Erie, Pa- Protect Your Most Valuable Possession YOUR EYE-SIGHT Dr. R. W. Shepard OPTOMETRIST 113 W. 11th St. 38 Years of Helpful Eye Service in Erie Leo Schlaudecker Co. Established 1873 Insurance of All Kinds Surety Bonds 25 E. Sth St. Erie, Pa. The LAWRENCE HOTEL Reed Anshultz, Mgr. 10th and Peach Streets The Ballroom offers facilities for DANCING PRIVATE DINNERS BANQUETS CARD PARTIES New Colonial Room DANCING PARTIES fNot over 80 Persons! ECKERD'S 706-832-1109 State Street BETTER DRUG STORES Prescriptions Our Specialty We use the best drugs 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 F LICKINGER'S HOTEL DEPT. Especially Selected Foods Packed for Hotels, Cafeterias and Institutions Samples and Quotations Cheerfully Furnished -Office and Warehouse- N. Y. C. Sz St. L. R. R. and Wallace St. Erie, Penna. ENJOY F RO-JOY ICE CREAM Sealtest Supervised .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 Compliments of SKINNER ENGINE COMPANY Erie, Pa. LORRAINE'S Two Great Stores in Erie Lorraine Sportswear-1014 State Lorraine Smart Shop-1004 State Adams and Streuber's - CUT RATE - 6th and East Ave. Phone C6-216 Jacob Haller Company Wholesale Grocers Learn to be a Comptometer operator. Short Course. Reasonable tuition. Free Employment service The only licensed Comptometer School in Erie The Comptometer School P- 0- BOX 898-Erie, Pa. 722 Commerce Bldg. Phone 45-464 Weil-McLain Co. ERIE BOILERS af RADIATORS HUMIDIFIERS Erie, Pa. DISPATCH HERALD Erie's Family Newspaper American Hollow Boring Co. Hollow Bored Forgings and Steel Shafts Office and Works 19th and Raspberry Streets ERIE FORGE CO. Erie, Pa. IAF' I bfv'v'-'v'v' Invasions that ClICK GTB planned first ON PAPER! 'A' Everywhere land and air are 1 .il p is iing toward objec- tives on roads to Berlin and Tokyo with paper speeding the attack as per plan. Attack plans, mapped out completel Y on paper first, tell every officer, every non-com what to do and when, timing 1. i . us action and that of his men into the E Sl A2 Allied operations by sea, larger pattern of the successful assault Hammermill is proud to be supplying a steady flow of paper to our Army and Navy for these front-line operationsg to be producing and delivering to govern- ment and private industry the paper weapons being used to get the job done faster and better. MERMILL PAPER COMPANY YLVANIA ww- U Je Frank Schauble Studlos ,par aslaimips sl2+2Hff U ' 1 HZI: mn ' 113 West 10th Street Across from the Times BOSTON STORE Official Photographers for Academe Spokesman Sunrise Tech Torch Phone C6-128 A. O. Johnson, Mgr 12th STREET SKATING RINK The Rink of Refinement 12th and French Erie, Pa. OPEN EVENINGS MATINEES 1 to 3 30 Except Mon. Tues.-Thurs.-Sun. DAKA PAPER CO. Agents for HAMMERMILL and other leading mills WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Paper - Paper Products - Twine A Complete Line of Printing Papers Office and Warehouse: 4th and State Street Phones: 26821-26-822 Alan and Morril Bauman Careful Carpet Cleaners 140 West Fourth St. Phone 26-445 Lauterbach Bakery, Inc. Quality Baked Goods 121 East 21st St. Phone 75-177 Benacci Florist 322 West Sth Street Phone 24-942 The compliments of Federal Cleaners 954 East 6th St. Phone 22-618 PULAKOS 926 State Street Cakes, Candies and Luncheons For Music on Records, it's the Record Bar at Warren Radio 12th and State Erie, Penna. Erie Daily Times READ IN 9 OUT OF EVERY 10 HOMES IN ERIE FINE JEWELRY that can be bought with confidence, worn with pride, and enhance your dress will always be found at FORD E. O'DELL JEWELER 24 West 10-Next to Shea's No Copper or Zinc Cuts used in this book made by the ADVANCE PRINTING 8: LITHO CO. Letterpress Printers and Lithographers 1118-20 Chestnut St., Erie, Pa. 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