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Anderson Adeline Bachman William Banniste, Kathryn Barber VOCATIONAL MATHEMATICS SCIENCE ENGLISH FIOWNCQ Betts Adeline Blair Marie Boyer Esther Bryan ENGUSH COMMERCIAL MATHEMAUCS HISTORY Teresa Burns William Burger Clara Carlson Jeanette Causgrove ENGLISH MUSIC HISTORY ENGLISH M '55 I le l ' 2455 ' e , 1 gk N if 4' J in 3 I K 2,102 ,f Q sa ' A Max, if Y S W- I .3 f Joseph Christolf Catherine Christoph Dorothy Davies Raymond Gardner MATHEMATICS HISTORY HISTORY SCIENCE as . ., W nm lf' '-1' :fag -was A George Giesler SCIENCE Augusta Gefbofl' Paul Glatzert Louise Grill COMMERCIAL HISTORY HISTORY RGIPI' E- Harbold Mary Louise Healy James F. Hyde Walter A jam HISTORY VOCAT'ONA'- GYM MATHEMArlc?sson Evelyn Johnsen Pearl Jones Walter Jordan Alice Jose ENG'-'SH ENGLISH VOCATIONAL ENGLISH Q., '. . -, ew- Dorcey E. Kellogg Emma Koerber Minnetta Kuperman Telcla Laffey VOCATIONAL VOCATIONAL HISTORY MATHEMATICS Norman MacDonald Mary McMahon James McCarty Clyde Merrilees SCIENCE E MATHEMATICS COMMERCIAL , f Laura Miles Ruth Milloy Gilbert Munz Helen Ann Murray JUNIOR DOMESTIC ARTS LANGUAGE SCIENCE 'Ke Carl J. Peterson John N262 Margaret Parlcer I COMMERCIAL VOCATIONAL MUSIC 5 Irrll I ,ll gli Klfhefine Pille Claudia Piotrowslci Wilford Pgmgfgy GYM ENGLISH SCIENCE SCIENCE Franlc Pettinato SWIMMING Avis Putnam COMMERCIAL I I .4 Xl' Cecelia Rybinski Orvis Sheldvn LANGUAGE rumon rn,-mes Beatrice Shevicic Louise Snyder LANGUAGE ART Xl XX F I T I X 'Q Adelaide Sisley Isabel Sourwine Sara Spetz Jean Vaiin COMMERCIAL HISTORY SCIENCE SWIMMING Michael Ferrari Vera Van Atten COMMERCIAL ENGLISH Claire Lillis Victor F. Vassia ART MATHEMATICS Emmy Lou Shirley Charles B. Williamson SCIENCE SCIENCE W. Wynn Warren EICUNOI' YOUng MATHEMATICS ENGLISH VIURS UQM9' WM Mfbgfotj 95412454 wjfmZV 0 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Under the guidance ol the Senior class advisors, our class officers did a splendid job through the year. ' Advisors: Miss Parker Miss Sisley Miss Putnam Miss Burns Mr. Munz Mr. Warren CLASS OFFlCEl2S: Charles Ester, President, Florence Rutlrowslci, Secretary, Betty Ann Etter, Vice-President, Marjorie Powell, Treasurer. Ahlgren, Raymond William General Wrestling 4 Allie - Whatcha say, boy? - waits everyday for English Q19--but not for any B. T. O. Alex, Marilyn Academic M Club Mar - Oh, Nurselnglilces Physics and Men-hates food? Amendola, Mary Rose General M Club 4, 3, Q Mar - lsn't that cute? -ardent coke fiend-dislilces silly people. Amendola, Velma General Cheerleading 4, 3, 2,1 M Club 4, 3, Q Tumbling Q, 'l Vel - Joe -bag y sweaters - future undecided- Are you iidding'? 'Sth ' Y, if Bargielslci, Louise Leocadia General Chorus 4, 3, Q M Club 4 Lou -future cashiersloves to dance- English is her favorite Subjectf Gee Whiz. Barlow, Elizabeth Academic Newman Club 3, Q College Club 4 Lanlcy -loves cream puffs-ardent radio operatorf ls that nice? -loud persons, beware! Beblco, Margaret Commercial Girls' Chorus Q Ipegufambitionz to be a stenographerA Jeepers gloves dancinggat last, a girl who cloesn't like Bobby Socks! Bechtos, Peter Academic Football 4, 3, Q, 'l Baslcetball 4, 3, Q, 'l Baseball 3 Bowling 4, 3 lntramural Wrestling 3 Greek -tall, dark and silent - a friend to all-likes algebra-What about your future, Greek? Biletnilcoff, Wallace General Football 4, 3 Basketball 4, 3 Student Manager 4, 3, Q Fat -wants to be a teacherwaheml- doesn't care for romantic movies-always smiling4 Dud in action most used ex pression. Blair, Donald Robert Academic Golf 4, 3, Q, 1 Basketball 4, 3, Q Band Q, 'l Tennis 4, 3 Sunrise 4 Ace ff would like to be a Forester- likes Chem and hot fudgesllying-always greets you with l-li, Square. Borkowslci, Josephine Victoria Commercial , M Club 4, 3, Q Joey is somebody's future stenographer, ahll--loves to read murder mysteriesfdoes well in art class Cher favorite?--she really hates loud laughter. Bolton, Howard Maynard General Band 4, 3, Q 'l-lowie is destined to join the navy- likes art, as well as we all knovv,fposter class has favorite --fa moans Oh, Fine when things don't go right. Berdis, Eleanor Commercial Girls Chorus 4, 3, Q Typing seems to be this young ladysllavorite classfbooks, her pastimedand ribald persons, her hate. Bernat, Anna Jean Commercial Cheerleading 4, 3, 2,1 Girls, Chorus 4, 3, Q M Club 3, Q ''Archien-secretary-likes to eat fried chicken4dislilces 'too' much make-upvao tive cheerleader- lsnt that cute. Berti, Adeline Marie General Club 4, 3, Q Baton Twirling 4, 3, 2,1 Eastcapades 4, 3, Q Tumbling 4, 3, Q,i Addy 4likes chemistry and Ngoodiesna hates Frank Sinatra and straight hairw- Wowl ' Beslcid, George Academic l-li-Y 4, 3, Q Cabinet 3 Dramatics 3 Cheerleading 3 Sunrise 4 Choir 3 Sea-Biscuit or Square -likes to study medicine-Latin class is his favorite- likes blonde hair- has loads of fun out of lifefulviight as well bef' Bray, Donald William General Don -likes hamburgers-with onions'?? -- Chem is his best classffuture man of leisure. Brown, Rita Mary Commercial Sunrise 4 Nl Club 4 Red -always smilingfhas chosen steno- graphic field for a vocation-Mr. l-larboldis 19.O.D.HclIasi is her favorite-prefers choco- ate mi s a es. Brydon, Ronald Academic Glee Club 3, Q Choir 4, 3, E2 BUiCh iclraft bait!-loves to sing and chair is his choice as ideal class-beautiful smile -bashful-hates poor sportsmanship- O h , my achin baclc.' Bundy, Marie Helene Academic lvl Club 4, 3, Q Bun wishes to be a nurse!darlc eyes- ahh!-loves dogs, especially Benny-speech class- Honest to John . Mini i . Carter, James Francis Commercial Bowling 4, 3 l-lonest Jim Ythat's what we all call him -wants to be an electrician-lilces girls, but not 'when they,comb their hair in class -' Thats enough. Casey, Shirley Mae Commercial 'M' ,cms 4, 3, 2 Girls Chorus 4, 3, Q Shi -Stenographer is her choice for the futurefShorthantl, her favorite subjectw- l2,oss's Sundaes her pet like. Childs, Margaret Thelma General Sis fone of the smaller members of our classgintends to work at the Childrens l-iomeftalces great pride in her record collection and is Fond of dancinq. Chrishoclc, Walter Commercial Bowling 4, 3 Fat -to be an Alley Managergproucl people are on his black list. De'-uca, Frank Joseph Commercial Dulce -radio technician in Navy -radio is .his favorite class-likes girls and sports - Gosh! DeLuca, Lena Commercial Demyanovich, John Robert General Baslcetball Q, 'l Football Mgr. 2,1 ifPemmy --'no future CT?-lilcesusundaes and early dismissals4'What say. Deutsch, Ruth Ann General M Club 4, 3 Sunrise 3 lfastcapades 3, Q palacanva 4 Banquet Committee 4 'LRuthie -commercial art work hort IA -- icu WV? and Ddifiting in oils brown hair and freclcles'- mmm, l'll never tell, Crocoll, Nancy Mae Commercial Tumbling 3, Q Nan -'Roller skates very well - one of our Future housevvivesAdetests girl smolcers - Oh, Brother. Curry, Corinne Mary Academic M Club 4, 3, Q Drum and Bugle Corps 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 3, Q Corl4ie -Sul love that man! -Frankie and algebra are her lilces-intends to be a nurse. Dalrymple, Isobel Henrietta Academic M Club 4, 3 lssy - a would-be beautician - a very quiet individual-Latin student-lilces good music-thinks girls who smolce are distasteful. Daniels, Rita Academic MH Club 4, 3, Q Drum Bugle Corps E2 Sr. Lile Saving Peet -missionary to China-Mr. Christ- ol'i's algebra class-chocolate cake. Dorich, George Steve General Baseball 3 'lraclc 3 Muscle l-lead -school teacher'-f-dislikes any modern expressions or slang4enjoys operas and dramatics4navy bait. Downing, Bart General Bart ' fva- would-be chemist-loves to eat Irish stew '-Mr. Christoffs algebra class -easy to please., Duda, Sophie Cueneral Sophie - housewife - enjoys study of home-economics-always chewing gum- Natch. Dunst, Theresa Ann Commercial MH Club 3, Q Teresa -tall-'loves blaclc, wavy hair- shorthandgfuture secretary-hates school. Dudzinslci, Genevieve General One of our short, light-haired lassies who wandered down to Tech. Eccles, Shirley lone Academic M Club 4 Shirl -newcomer to East last year-hopeS to .be marriedjenjoys study hall very much, - So What7 Ester, Charles Edward Academic National Honor Society 4, 3 l-li-Y 4, 3 Water Polo 4, 3 Swimming 4, 3 Class president 4 l'Chuclc -as President of the Senior Class, is one of the busiest persons around school -also, one of the friendliest-has no plans for the future yet-but chemistry is his favorite subject. Etter, Betty Ann Academic Club 4, 3, Q, Treasurer 4 Drum 84 Bugle Corps, Majorette 4 l-'lonor Society 4, 3 Class Vice-President 4 College Club 4 Betts ftall, clark beauty-our high step- pin' Majorettef enjoys speech class very much-could it be 'cause she hopes to be a linguist? Fuller, Gerald William General l-lonor Society 4, 3 l'li-Y 4, 3 Sunrise 4 Jerry - M.D.- happy-go-lucky -ardent art studentfffdoesn't like lipstick on his coat who does? 'Give me strength, Char- lie Fullerton, Lillian General M Club Q Eastcapades Q Girls, Chorus 3, Q . TinyH lab technician' incendiary Blonde likes POD. red glasses. Gagnon, Mary .lane Commercial Club 4, 3, Q, l Girls' Chorus 4, 3, Q 'Suzy-QM typist and likes typing likes lriendly people and is a very lriendly person dislikes Fish and B. T. 0,5 'KChl Fuzzy Duzzyl Gallagher, Marjorie Anne CJ-erieral , llwifqlvlf Slerioqrapher hates homework Q35 S hee Favorite SCl'iOOlC,'ll4J Tell ir-e-huh l Fay, Ruth Laraughn General M Club 4, 3, Q Cheerleading 4, 3, Q, 1 Eastcapades 4, 3, Q, 'l Cookze Y- Bookkeeper and typist- likes lemon milkshakes-geography is her fdvoritg class wnaturally, curly hairf What did you say, Moe? Feyas, Leona Grace Academic M Club 4, 3, Q Cabinet 3, Q Lee -'shorty-f-doesn't like beardsa- loves little boysullike to be a housewife. Flatt, Bonna Lee Academic Bonnie - somebody's nursed Oh, Gee!! A-candy-'sweet dispositionfannoyed by boys who whistle at girls. Franlcoff, Dolores Academic 3 M Club 4, 3, Q Duna f- another nurse- stuck up people bother herfY I'm serious, she says' Wphy- sics classh- loves men. Gaslcin, Margaret Jane Commercial lvl Club 4, 3, 2 Choir 4, 3 lri Club 4 Peg future is undecided- excels in typing loves to dance and does very well hates to hear people refer to one another as 'Square' Hlhat just kills mel Gaskin, Marjorie Ann Commercial lvl Club 4, 3, Q Dud f secretary radio class is herfavorite ' a Lon Mcfallister fan-- Go Homel Gido, John Paul Academic Qrchestra 4, 3, Q, 'l l-li-Y 4, 3 Masquers 4, 3 Eastcapades 4, 3, Q Jackson --our future president-Latin stu- dent--ffaithful violinist in the orchestra-- very friendly person- Wouldn't you like to know? Giszczyski, Jane Theresa Commercial Cheerleading 4, 3, Q lvl Club 4, 3 ''Smiley''f-'fsecretaryflikes a good football player- English is her favorite class-dis- likes bashful boys NAV!! Shut up! l , Glecos, Helen Elaine General MM' Club 4, 3, Q Choir 4, 3, Q Greek --business college likes being an office messenger 5th period Ross' sundaes ff-dislikes sloppy boys - Best you do, Galuboff, Arnold Commercial Basketball 4, 3, Q,l lrack 3, Q Bowling 4, 3 J fhal-pa shop worker loves a Snappy game of basketball Algebra is his favorite class sailor now quiet and shy. Gorbatoff, fatherine Commercial Girls' Chorus 3, Q Kaya , future secretaryufondwof archery and singing-'-but not a Dead Beat Green, James John General Jim -f known for sharp and witty remarks in class-f his aim is to be a Civil Engineer. l Hassett, Betty Rita Commercial M Club 4, 3, Q Hassey -wants to attend Business College -always laughing- Natch study hall her favorite class-hmmlfhates mice. Heaps, Rae General Merchandising at Tech l-ieapsien-sales clerk-pleasant disposi- tion-Mrs. Van Attenf speech class-be- Iiever of equality. Heidt, Martina Mary General 'MH Club 4, 3, Q Drum and Bugle 4, 3 Mert - beautician - Goshl - blonde hair-ice creamfConsumers Economics, fav- orite class. Helfeldt, Rosemary Ruth Commercial M Club 4, 3, Q Masquers 4, 3 .3unny -private secretaryupublic speak- ing-placirl nature. Gueicher, Teresann Academic M Club 4, 3, Q College Club 4 Ta9 fsomeone's nurse-clear complexion and rosy cheeks-History is her favorite class-loves to have fun- I-leavensln Haft, Norman Martin Cneneral Norm -bakergsells delicious sweet stuff -quiet typealikes to eat candy4doesnt like talkative QiI'lS?? Hammann, Leonard Louis Commercial Band 4, 3, Q Baseball 4, 3 Track 4, 3 l'-lammu--a baseball player-calm and col- lected-best sport, baseball-' l-low about that? -detests show OHS!! Harrington, Donald John Academic Football 4, 3, Q Basketball 4, 3, Q Class Treasurer 3 Tinner '- draft baitnvchemistry is his favorite class-enjoys apple-pie, ham sand- wiches, ice cream and eating-blue eyes and brown curly hair- Irish f Oh, I wouldn t say that now! Heppner, Eileen Marie Academic M Club 4, 3 Baslcetball 4, 3 College Club 4 'Lee - nurse M Oh, Nurse! - ham- burger iiendfmrnl-lillfes to study-hortr :ulture- Ali, go on. Hess, Leona Marie Commercial M Club 4, 3, Q 'Lee + you're a sad case -speech class -doesn't like women drivers-why'?'?f :flue eyesfsecretary. Hiclcman, Yvonne Annette Academic M Club 4, 3, Q Von M mortician -.adores wide sus- Eenders-class beauty, sparkling smile and lue eyes. Helinslci, Raymond J. General Bowling 4, 3 Ray -Pop Warren's Homeroom- What say butch -loves beautiful women+no set future. lit., Hoffman, Geraldine Ann Commercial HM Club Q Red -comptometer work-art class-en: joys good books- l'd Never Believe It -red hair. Hoffman Marcella Hoplcins, Yvonne Mae Academic M Club 4, 3 Bonnie - nurse W- Latin - brown eyes flilces to skatefsilly girls annoy her- Don t be sillvl' Hullquisl, William Academic Choir 4 Glee Club 2 l-li-Y 3, Q Eastcapades 4, 3 Traci: Broncho -knight of the open road- dislilces The Office -red hair and musical nature- Chl My Achin Back. Januik, Chester Academic intramural Bowling 4, 3 Wires fno wonder he wants to be an electricianlfha y- o-lucky-ardent bow- PP 3 ler-but a women hater. Jarzomslci, lrene Alice General M Club 4, 3 Rem -yipesl-future clerk at Grants! gum snappers bother her. Jeska, Dorothy Ann Commercial Dot -Oh gee!-another future steno- grapher-it's no small wonder that she likes typing-but not smart aleck girls. Johnson, Harry Allan General Football 4, 3, 2 Track 4, 3 Bowling 4, 3 Blubber -an East All-Star in football- traveling is his ambition-forever falling asleep in class. Hunter, June Marie General M Club 4, 3, Q Choir 4, 3, Q College Club 4 Zeke 'nurse'--loves to read in bed- nothing trivial I hope --brown bangs. lszory, Dolores Commercial Nl Club 4, 3, Q lzory - future stenographer-H one of us '6 ii0YS l1iStOry class very muchfagirls smoking are definitely out with her. lzbicki, Dolores Commercial ivi Club 4, 3, Q Girls, Chorus 4, 3, Q Hlzzynflikes typing and hopes to be a sten- ographer-constantly saying, Oh, Idonbt know about that'?'i Janis, Florence General Club 4, 3, Q Sunrise 4, 3 Girls' Chorus 4, 3, Q palacanva 4 Flo 4Oh, Man!--'What a Beautician she'll make--an industrious art student--she likes ice cream very much. Johnson, Joyce Academic M Club 4, 3, E2 John -loves being Office Messenger 5th period-Ross' Mexican Csundaesl- bangs- How Delicate! -nurse. Johnston, Dorothy Mae Commercial M Club 4, 3, Q Girls' Chorus 4, 3, Q Dot A--honestly!--'beautiful black hairj loves to sing'-hopes to become someone S stenographer. Joint, Charlene Academic M Club 4, 3, Q program Chairman 4 Choir 4, 3, Q lri Council 4 College Club 4 Char ff' wonderful personality and a friend to alla-likes dancing, both fast and slow-- pet peeve, nail polish. Kalata, Agnes Theresa Academic HMM Club 4, 3, Q Masquers 4, 3 Drum and Bugle Q, l College Club 4 Aggie - f doctor history class-coronet ol bmlds- Aqua Queen -- loves candy. rv-3 9 -av' i-09' Kalivoda, Loretta Marie Commercial M Club Q Lorry - Okay, Brains -traveler, some- day-svveetpeas her favorite Flowerfvery polite. Karle, Margaret Ann Commercial M Club 4, 3, Q Girls' Chorus 4, 3, Q Sunrise 4 Prom Committee 4 Marge''-stenographerfbrown curly hair --chews gum--nardent Sunrise worlcer --f- - lsnt that cute. Kelley, Sarah Kathryn Academic M Club 4, 3, Q Sunrise 4, 3 Honor Society 4, 3 College Club 4 Masquers 4 Banquet-Dance Chairman 4 'iSal --'blue eyes and typical Irish temper --- lovely smile she's a budding chemistg loves dancing and music-doesn't like having an empty purse---but usually does. King, Jacquelyn Billie Academic M Club 4, 3, Q Girls' Chorus Q Jackie doesn't lilce bashful boys-f'ilsn't that cute? Kwiatkowski, Marion Academic M Club 4, 3, Q Girls' Chorus 4, 3, Q Hopeless lrish -teacher-graceful car- riage-enjoys music and men Cmost of us dol - dislikes talkative people - quiet and friendly- Wow! La Boda, Ann Commercial M ClubQ Choir 4, 3, Q Sta'ra - her ambition is to work and travel-hope she makes it-likes Sweet Peas-but oh, Wolves beware! Lesnoff, Gary General l-lonor Society 4, 3 Tom Tom 4, 3, 2, Editor 4 College Club 4 Prom Committee 4 Peggy -future and successful lawyer- always rushing around as editor of our paper -loves good books and journalism. Leto, Jennie General Oh manl She's on , 1 .7 g 'ng to be a cashier- likes Horticulture class. Krivonak, Irene Commercial M Club 4, 3, Q Sunrise 4 Palacanva 4 ''Kriv -beautician-beautiful art work- natural curly hair-loves to, bowl and go to the movies- That doesnt cut any ice! Kubeja, Robert Charles Academic l-li-Y 4, 3, Q, 'l Swimming 4, 3, Q, 'l Water Polo 4, 3, 2, 'l Track 4 Spider -wants to be a state policeman- likes chemistry-hates to see girls wearing boy's clothes--excellent swimmer- Who told you? Kuligoski, Joseph Edward General Basketball Q lntramural Bowling 4, 3 Little Joe -going to enlist in the navy -loves to tease people-Algebra and Physics class-likes to bowl- Right In There. Kuzmishin, George Academic Football Manager 3, 2 Cabinet 4 lntramural Basketball Q, 1 Kuzzy -off to college for him!-likes a good card game-hates BTO. CBig Time Operatorsb-slick dresser, Lewandowslci, Dorothy General Cherry -isn't worried about her futuri: yet- Natch fshe likes both English and gum-but not rushing for seats every Friday Lively, Audrey June Commercial Sunrise 4 M Club 4 Student Council 'l Choir 4 Banquet Committee 4 Aud -someone's going to get a VCVY efficient secretary4enjoys spending, her spare time playing the piano and singing! likes both classical and popular music- Oh, Joy! Lojewslci, lrene Academic Nursie -that's her ambition, toovstudy hall, her favorite class?-ice cream, her love. Lulcazewslci, Theresa Mary Commercial Cheerleading 4, 3, Q Girls' Chorus 4, 3, Q Ulessiengone of our favorite chee ,eaders -waits for French class everydayfhopes to be a bookkeeper. .N-na 49 'ni JK: .nun Lynch, James Martin Commercial Basketball 4, 3, Q Jim -Art is his favorite subject-and no wonder, he hopes to be a commercial artist-he won't tell us who the Ucertain' girl is though. Lynch, Sally Vocational Basketball 4, 3, Q Volleyball 4, 3, Q Sal -wants to be a Florist- No Kidclingf' -English is her 'favorite subject. l-YOnS, Marilyn General MH Club 4, 3, Q H Senior Girls' Chorus 4, 3, Q l-YM -a hopeful rece ' ' ' . ptionist-I k . fl 'nS Sweet, including boys, ' es any Macoslco, Rosemarie Academic . M Club 4, 3, Q Sunrise 4, 3 l-lonor Society 4, 3 Choir 4, 3, Q College Club 4 Prom Committee 4 Rosie -future nurse-enjoys physics class 'good jokes and dancing'1doesnt like rowdy boys-curly hair and blue eyes. Massucci, Dolores Frances Commercial M Club 4, 3, 2 Dolly - stenographer -- typing -- chews gum-Rleasant smile-hates colds-don't we alI?- Boy, Oh-Day! Matulevich, Joseph Academic Football 4, 3 Basketball 4, 3, Q Golf 4, 3, Q, 'l -lraclc 4, 3 Joe Mack -no future'?'?-likes history- tall and shy-ham on rye, with horseradish -me too, Joe-pet peeve is trying to play golf behind a couple of women- You'd better get it Fixed. McNaughton, Coleen Commercial ''Connie''-boolckeeperf-dancing! chew- gum-disrlikes snobs-darlc lipstickw Don't be silly. Mehler, Terese Marie Academic UM Club 4, 3, Q Masquers 4, 3 Eastcapades 3 President ol Cabinet 4 College Club 4 Tre --air hostessr-hazel eyes and spark- ling smile-ardent dramatic studentfhates wet feet-always busyw- Oh, My Gosh. Malesiewslci, Helen Julia Commercial M Club 4, 3 Butch fto travel-typingfwallxing in the rainfhates to be teased- you should know. ' Mando, Elinora Academic M Club 3 l.inny -surgeon - physic class- Brown eyes -hates missuse ol words-loves to read+ l-loly Moses. Marlcevitch, Vera Mae Academic Girls' Chorus 4, 3, S2 Boys Glee Club 4, 3 Qrchestra 4, 3, Q College Club 4 l-lonor Society 4, 3 Eastcapades 4, 3, Q Verre -hasn't decided between a surgi cal nurse or musician-detests clashing colors!who doesnt?-good music makes good listening, especially when Verre olays-ice cream- Oh, Glory. Marlcow, Edna Dorothy Commercial Eddy -typist-lilces to take shorthand! enjoys a boy's company-hates gabby people- Holy Cow. ' QJVM Messina, Connie Palma Commercial Club 4, 3, Q Choir 4, 3, Q Cheerleading 3, 2,1 ''Connie A-stenographerf4likes to dance -never without something to eatfhistory class-excellent alto singer- l-low You Doing? Micliali, Anna Academic M Club 3, Q Basketball 4, 3, Q Volleyball 4 3, Q College Club 4 Mike -nurse-math classjlikes to eat-H hates making up in public- Sad Case. Michali, Mary Vocational Basketball 4, 3, Q Volleyball 4, 3, Q Mike -undecided futurefshe, too, likes food-busy student in horticulture classA You don t say? Milcitos, Marcella Commercial Marge -typist-pet peeve-her sister Verafshorthand class is her favorite- High Geek! 'W Milner, Robert Dean General l-li-Y 4, 3, Q, President l-li-Y 4 Band 4, 3, 2 Milner or Bob Wwants to be in the army -favorite class, physics-flashy socks and ties-pie- Oh, My Achin' Back! Neclcel, Paul Milton General Paul-no intended vocation-Pop Vfarrenzs homeroom4radio work--loves Ma Ross s banana splits - What do you May, af ri , if , f , medal? y .I lrbiflix , lfff ,V Nielsen, Walter N r ff, 4 Commercial Track 4, 3, Q, 'l Wrestling 4, 3 lntramural Basketball 4, 3, Q, 'l Walt -wjoin the navy-likes Gil Munz's physic classwme too-favorite dish, pie- dislikes nosey people- What you know, Joe? Neubauer, Lawrence Academic Choir 4, 3, 2,1 Glee Club 4, 3 Larry -no future-hates vanilla ice cream Tlovesnto sing - basso profundou- Natch. Ostrowski, Helen Mary Commercial ''Smiles -stenographer-can't resist hot fudge sundaes-dislikes fussy students- who doesn t-likes English- Holy Cow. Pender, Mary Jane Academic Nl Club 4, 3 Volleyball Q Basketball Q ''Janie -teacher-chemistry class-favorite food, pumpkin pie-hates to be annoyed while reading- Holy Moses.' Petersen, John Martin Academic Swimming 4, 3, Q Water Polo 4, 3 Pete -army of occupation-swimming fav- orite period-Captain of water polo team- blonde hair and friendly smile-' Gert - You'd better get it fixed. Petri, Betty Cueneral Okleja, Julia Cueneral M Club 4, 3, Q Lillynn-merchandising-likes to read books -horticulture classvreading books favorite pastime- For goodness sake. Olszewski, Angela Commercial M Club 4, 3, Q Drum and Bugle 4, 3, 2 Nellie -stenogra her-loves her .boy- giendj-strange girll-speech class- Oh, ear. Orloff, Audrey Commercial M Club 4, 3, 2 Aud -secretary-enjoys sewing-candy - Oh, Gosh. Osiecki, John Commercial Band 4, 3, Q, 'l Orchestra 4, 3 Baseball 4, 3, Q, Basketball 4, 3, EZ, 'l Eastcapacles 4, 3, Q Babe -musician-known for his versatile music talents, especially the piano, accordion and sax-favorite sport is baseball- Welll l don't know. Polanslci, Joseph Academic l li-Y 4, 3, Q , Swimming 4, 3, Q Water Polo 4, 3, 2,1 Traclc 4, 3 Pole fno future'?fPop Warren's class-- lilces women but then don't most men?- hates books- excellent swimmer-- Don't cry in my beer. Powell, Marjorie Mae Academic l-lonor Society 4, 3 Sunrise 4 Club 4, 3, Q, Secretary 4 Masquers 4, 3 College Club 4 lwirling 3, Q,'l Class Treasurer 4, Secretary 3 Marge fyouth worker--P.O.D. class! loves clothes---enjoys dancing'-'hates ex- cessive malce-upfardent school leader- Oh, my glorylln Putnam, Virginia Mildred Genes' M Club Girls' Chorus 4, 3, Q ''Ginnyn-housewife-loves music4dislilces seeing girls smoking-blonde hair and blue eyes- Such is life. Ragen, James Philip General l2ed 4future farmer-are you going to raise potatoes, lrish7?-Pop Warren's home- roomA-can t resist girls4hates nosey people. Ragen, Thomas William Academic lraclc 4, 3 Bowling 4, 3 Duber''4engineer--lilces girls -- red hair fpop Warren's homeroom! ls it alive? Raica, Florence Elizabeth Commercial Girls' Chorus 4 Flo --secretary-likes Spanish, speaks it quite wellfenjoys musicffull of fun- ' l-leaven forbid! Rayl, Sue Jane Academic M Club 4, 3, Q ' Choir 4, 3, Q Cheerleading 3, Q, l Sunrise 4 College Club 4 l lonor Society 4, 3 Red Yschool teacher-- Oh, Man! -his tory favorite subject--excellent dancer! ardent Y-Astec member, rarely misses a Saturday. Razanauslcas, Florence Mary Commercial M ,Clab 4, 3, Q, Girls Chorus 3, Q Flo 4secretarial worlc-enjoys typingi always laughingghates conceited boys, darlc brown hair4 Holcey. Rising, Marie Gertrude Academic i MH Club 4, 3, Q Drum and Bugle Corps 4, 3, Q Eastcapades 4, 3, Q 1 Marie --likes sailors --algebra is her fav- orite class-Hhates to see kids cut in line in cafe 4 Greetings chumlpbln Ritchie, Louis Academic Track 4, 3 Cross Country 4 lntramural Basketball 3, Q Tike -mechanical engineera-one of Pop Warren's boys-f-frnilkshakes and blondes- doesn't like gabby women Mulf you don't somebody else will, ' Rutlcowslci, Florence Theresa Commercial . M Club 4, 3, Q Class Secretary 4 Cabinet 3 Eastcapades 3 ' Flo secretary 'likes English class and hot fudge sundaes '-hates to see the Seniors who dont dance -worked hard for the senior class. Rovnak, Michael General Bowling 4, 3 Mac fhit the roada-Pop Warren's, home room-likes nice legs-- Oo-Lalal Regruth, Anna Marie Commercial l lonor Society 4, 3 Cabinet 4 Club 4 uiootienssecretarial work-likes to take shorthandvloves football games'-short curly hair-- Holy Mani' Reidel, Albert Joseph Academic Football 4, 3, Q l3Litch f-mechanical engineer-- 'Pop War- Vens Hhomeroom-fllquiet--likes a Certain Slfl- Right here. Reinhold, John Charles Commercial l-li-Y 4, 3, Q lntramural Basketball 3, Q, 'I ' Red -mechanical engineer-Pop War- rens homeroom-likes brown hair-likes to sleep in the morning but hates going to bed at night-expression is Oh, Baby? Ring, Carol Jean Commercial Twirling 1 M Club 4, 3, Q Tom Tom 4 Qrchestrai Carol -H stenographer - typing - tall and loads of Fun-'likes pumpkin pie and whipped creamflittle sisters bother her- Oh, that man? Sample, David Merle Academic Swimming 4, 3, Q Water Polo 4, 3, Q Track 4, 3, Q Dave'T---wants to get married-fone of Pop Warren's boys- loves tol be atHl?OSS ffdislilces Apple polishers Amen. Saur, Shirley Jean Commercial 'lvl Club 4, 3, Q Shirl -quiet, shy nature-future house- wife-dislilces snooty boysfheart is down at Tech- Are You Kidclina? Sanner, Nancy G. General M Club 4, 3, Q Nannie Goat -likes to fool around in study hall- Colne Fiend-hates micefa wants to get married-- Natch? Schmitt, Mary Margaret Commercial M Club 4, 3 Choir 4, 3, Q Masquers 4 Drum and Bugle 3, Q College Club President 4 Smitty 4ol'Fice work- lemon Ipiealovely singing voice--P.O.D. class! Oh, line! all an Schultz, Harry D. Academic 'lraclt 4, 3, Q Football 4, 3, Q lntramural Baslcetball 3, Q, l l-lairy gengineerAin answer to our ques- tion What do you like? he replied What does every boy lilce'? Y-Chemistry -hates nosey people. Shay, David Earl Academic l-li-Y 4, 3 Class President 3 Cabinet 4, 3 Sunrise 4, 3, Editor 4 l'lonor Society 4, 3 Banquet Committee 4 Square - -graduate chemist- philosopher of the Class of 1946- dislilces man's in- humanity to man Chemistry favorite classy- seeking an ideal girl-fff Hi, Square! Smith, .lohn Earl General Football 4, 3, Q lraclc 4, 3 HSWWIYH - business man--loves football - black hair and sparkling smile f-'English class ,fires to l'?dV Deqple talking about others '- You dont say? Smith, Mary Lou Commercial Nl Club 4, 3 Girls' Chorus 4 Bunnie''45tenographer--Beech-Nut KCum chevver-likes. to talce shorthandf- You don t sav. Szczutlcowslci, John Patrick Academic John -- electrician--one of Pop Vfarreri S boys-f likes girls with blonde hairf-dislikes nosey peopIe4-- l dont know about that. Tenpas, Phyllis Ann Academic Club 4, 3, Q, President 4 l-lonor Society 4, 3 Sunrise 4, 3 College Club 4 lvlasquers 4 Cabinet 4 Phil --nurse-Mr. l-larbold'S PCD. class -did a wonderful job as assistant editor of this bookfhates to see people combing their hair in the caieteriaa- Oh, Dear! Thomas, Marion General M Club 4, 3, Q Sunrise 4, 3 palacanva 4 Junior beautician likes-'to do art work A-Gigs pride and joy assistant 'art editor on '46 Sunrise Fiddlesticlcs. Thomas, Sylvia Teresa Commercial NM Club 3, Q Volleyball HSyl medical secretary-fftyping class- hates baby talk revels in candy-- Well now! Spillet, Gertrude Mina Commercial lvl Club 3, Q Girls, Chorus 4, 3, Q, 'l ''GertieUfbookkeepervfnatural curly brun- ette hair-French student4clislikes untidy girls-loves cakes. Stupelc, Alice Marie Commercial M Club 4, 3, E2 Sunrise 4 Al - receptionist f devoted Sunrise worker-always has a smile for youflikes to eat chocolate pieasews quite wellf Ye gods! Swanson, William Elmer Academic l-li-Y 4, 3, Q Football 4, 3, Q Wrestling 4, 3 Choir 4, 3, Q Glee Club 4 Willie - marine bait +doesn't like to hear Ralph Warren and his tuba-Physics class his favorite-plays a good game of football- Get it Fixed. Swartzman, William Academic B,ill wfarmer+speech class-blonde wavy hair-likes to ,eat ice cream-me, too- dislikes Chem class- No, kidding! Tiralc, Helen Ann Commercial Girls Chorus Helen -future stenographer-blonde hair and blue eyes--loves ice cream-favorite expression- oh, nutsl Tochlulc, Wilma Rose Commercial Billy -stenographer-history is her lav- orite class-'steak and mushrooms AND clothes are ,a few of the things she likes - Fair and Square. Trojan, Regina Gertrude Commercial Blondie -likes a good time and sees that CV2 Yone is happy, too--loves banana splits-Englishnclass-dislikes silly girls- Thats swell. Tyler, Charles General Marching Band 4, 3, Q Band 4, 3, Q Qrchestra 4, 3, Q Chuck -musician-riotecl for his smooth trumpet playing-naturally band is his favorite class-dislikes silly girls-black, curly hair. '-'--t Qs Uscinslci, Chalres General Masquers 4 Eastcapades 3 Chas -actor-capable president of Mas- quers-actor's temperment-enjoys a good play-dislikes stage make-up- Stop, l can't stand that hammy acting. Veit, Marion Lucille Commercial Peg -telephone operator-loves to talk to people-art class her favorite-dislikes girls smoking- Yikell Vommaro, Leonard Joseph Academic Basketball 4, 3, Q, 'l Football Q Track 4, 3 Baseball 4, 3 Bowling 4, 3 Drago and Bomber are his two nick- names-future is either to play or work in some sort of sports-dislikes poor fportsmanship-Pop',Warren's homeroom- Eek, what a beak! Vogel, Alice Mary General M Club 4, 3, Q Girls' Chorus 4, 3, Q Drum and Bugle 4, 3, 2,1 Al -would be nurse in a nursery!- likes to sing and Chorus is her best class -likes to see six feet of muscle- Oh! My! Gosh! Voss, Charlotte Marie Academic M Club 4, 3, 2 Sunrise 4 Orchestra 4, 3, 52, l College Club 4 Announcement Committee 4 Vossie -teacher of histofY fill! HODCSP ---enjoys history and orchestra-likes apple pie a-la-mode-busy all the time- Gollyi Great Life. Weinheimer, William Richard Academic Golf 4, 3 lraclc 4, 3 3 Baseball 4, 3 Bill -college man--best class is physics -likes a good golf game Coh, geel-to him promptness is a great virtue- DonaIdo! Wilczynski, Anne Cecille Commercial Girls' Chorus 4, 3, Q M Club 4, 3, Q Wiggle'-stenographer-likes to type- dislilces seeing girls who act snobbish or conceited - favorite expression, Holy Manlu Wilson, Louise .leanette Commercial M Club 4, 3, Q Masquers 4 W Beezy -Some one's future secretary- loves blue eyes but has a pretty pair of green ones to go with her red hair-in- cidently dislikes red on redheads-likes to type- Oh! Dear! Woityszlco, Genevieve Commercial M Club 4, 3, Q Ginny -stenographer pounding a type- writer all day-English is her favorite class -loves to watch Mr. Geisler smile- Gee Whiz! Wozniah, May Margaret Commercial M Club 4 ''Marge''-receptionist-sparkling personal- ity-likes English-enjoys dancing-com ceited boys and girls annoy her- Tough oats! Wright, Margaret Marie Academic M Club 3 Drum and Bugle 3, Q Marge -future nurse-enjoys physics class -chocolate cake is her favorite - very neat and orderly- No Kiddingf' Wyatt, Delvie General Palacanva 4 Devil -art designer-likes typing and good music-works hardy! being an artist -dislikes girls using the cafe as a powder room- Hey-Hey-Hey. 4! Jbllllfofh Norman Robert Academic Football Q Choir Q l lome Room Basltetball 4, 3, 2 Red - future politician or writer - likes basketball and other sportsl- pet peeve corny jokes-likes history- So what, Bud! Mayr, Franlc Academic Football 4, 3, Q Lefty --marine bait-travels in his rusty, trusty Ford-always greets you with Hel-lo there! --one of Pop Warren's boys-hates to hear Ralph Warren's tuba. McCaslon, Clair General Clair -either a future draftsman or farmer -lilces drafting and typing class-enjoys good books-'Catlishln Rigley, Thomas Academic Choir 4, 3, 2 Water Polo 4, 3, Q, 1 Swimming 4 l-li-Y 4, 3, Q, 'l Wiggles -undecided future-good tenor voice-hangs out at l2oss's-hates math- Pop Warren s class. Yeslonowslxi, Alexandra Marie Asedsfnic M Club 4, 3, Q Alex -hopes to be a nurse-likes Mr. ChristoH's Solid Geometry class-two of her favorites are pie and ice cream- Good Gravy! Zalewslti, Raymond George Commercial 'lraclt 3, Q Golf Q Eastcapades Q Handsome Ray Coh brotherb-hopes to be a college freshman-dislikes girls fuss- ing with their hair-Ex-army vet- You like that? Zawistoslci, Carl Joseph Academic Football 4, 3, Q Baseball 4, 3 lntramural Bowling 4, 3 lntramural Baslcetball 4, 3 Osh Kash -pardon us, but he doesn't know what he wants to be-likes to see neatly dressed people-Pop Warren's home- room- Get it fixed. 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Josephine Machinslci, Mary Lou l-landley, Beth Sample, Elaine Pencer, Theresa Adamczylc, Sarah Magoon. 'l. Rita Ritchie, Dolores Gool, lrene Cristea, Georgia Pappas, Pose Dengel, Elsie Moroslcy, Elaine Puscher. Absent from Picture: Evelyn Bonante, Donna Daniels, Dolores Di Carlo, Elizabeth Szymanovvski, Veda Vysoclce. HOME ROOM 106-10-2 BOYS Top Row 3. Edward Foll, Charles Welsh, Allan Balcer, Ro ld B Ich ld , I2 I h W Ch I J ' T d ' Q. Alan Maclcenzie, Glenn Pratt,bJohn Cermalc, Jloahn Llaslcei, I5hhaPdpPlacecTrl2lT2hard digrTfZiac?l!,nZugineuebadrllahlgl, Billy Fries, 'I. Charles Uglow, Charles Manning, Donald Woodard, William Laughlin, Ted Slow, Howard Lininger, Richard Seidl, Walter Reed, Charles Vrenna. Absent from Picture: George Hornyalc, Donald Lewis, Robert McAdoo, James I-liland, Walter Paluh, Charles Stazer, Franlc Szczepanski, Ray Will. Top Pow Absent lr HOME ROOM 101-10-1 GIRLS 5. Wanda Mielewslni, Theresa Kacnerslci, Dolores Williams, Pearl Pasteslca, June Lewis, Dolores Blalceslee. 4. Priscilla Page, Alice Massucci, Theresa Michalalc, Dolores Fatica, Theresa Ostrowslni, Frances Abramczylc, Phyllis Ledwiclc. 3. Josephine Benczlcowslci, Emma Dore, Mary Ann Kowalski, Florence Beblco, Laura Mehler, Joanne Bundy. Q. Isabelle Szparaga, Theresa Pohl, Dolores Cooper, Velma De Angelo, Anna Mae I-lenry, Theresa Leplcowslni, Theresa Aloiz. 1. Ann Borlcowslci, Shirley Lassmen, Theresa Jaworowslci, Mary Ellen I-lanks, Mary Camera, Pauline Kuchar, Alice Justlca, Pearl Bartnilt. om Picture: Marion Lubiejewslci. .lx HoME Room 269-10-1 GIRLS Top Row 4. Dorothy Bell, Sylvia Dunst, Carolyn l-larvvood, Suzanne Dardenne, Elfrieda Bitzer, Ramona Bechtos, Evelyn Combs. 3. Donna Feldt, Dolores Evans, Jessie Alexanclrovvicz, Jean Damico, Ruth Beck, Josephine Jeslca. Q. Lydia Davey, Arlene Patterson, Catherine Buclclin, Josephine De Carlo, Betty Barabas, Betty Deutsch, Irene Grzelalc. 'I. Shirley I-lanes, Virginia Amendola, Marie Jones, Koula Bosnalce, Sally Dunn, Angeline Camo. Absent from Picture: Florence Van DerVort, Dorothy Mielnik, Dolores Eggleston. Top Row 4. 3 2 'l HOME ROOM 211-10-1 GIRLS AnniaQMariiMactlc, Mary Lynch, Bernice Zielonlca, Norma Kibler, Jean Maclc, Betty Mulville, Florence Marlciewicz, Theresa ws '. Genevisvirvgoldalnski, Theresa Romanelc, Donna Lawrence, Margaret Kucinslci, Beatrice Gorr, Pearl Kuclrashofl, Shirley Noalc. Dorothy Kuzminski, Mary Ann Karmazon, Roberta l-liclcman, Eleanore Ssymanowslci, Josephine Borlcowialc, Dolores Yurlcovich, Dolores Babo, Marian Wnulcowslci. . Theresa lszlcula, Irene Holdnaclc, Dorothy Szavvczilc, Josephine Longshore, Florence Wasiulewski, Mary Mazzone, Dolores Mankowski. HOME ROOM 215--10-1 GIRLS Top Row 4. Marilyn Langin, Kathleen Will, Mary Margaret Shaver, Pat Sullivan, Myrtle Woodrow, Joann Trejchell, Edna Solcolofl. 3. Dolores Rudzinslci, Bea Krahe, Gloria Hall, lrene Vamos, Helen Tarasovitch, Mariann Garrity, Frances Zatlcotl. Q. Lois Schreclcengost, Irene Wiederle, Joan Snyder, Lucille Pinto, Pat De Coursey, Pat Thompson, Joyce Orlotf, Nancy Seitzinger. 1. Rita Rung, Dolores Stablein, Hedwig Soboleslci, Helen Pittas, Leona Pinto, Rosemary Trohoski, Elaine Sisco, Absent from Picture: Rose Orzechowslci. Top Row 5 4 3 Q 'l HOME ROOM 210-10-1 BOYS Raymond Delo, Edward Bielec, John Barczynslci, Henry Sherman, Chester Chonaclci, , Van Lloyd Freeman, Robert Barth, John Beganics, Don Minier, Robert Bojarslci, George Alexviczh, Richard Bowen. . Robert Barwiclc, Robert Carrick, Richard Rooaslcy, Walter Ridings, George Hesser, Robert Jaskiewicz, Steve Simon, Charles Knoebel. .Paul Gowetsky, Eugene Thomas, Karl Caldwell, Alex Kosack, Richard Chojnaclci, Guido Damico, Harry Barlow, Alfred Baran, Edwin Baginski. . Robert Gornall, Walter Rice, Raymond Cunningham, Paul Sima, Vincent Ksiaszczak, Peter Sima, Robert Shepard, Edward Anderson. Absent from Picture: Robert Betts, Ray Eoor, Alvin lgnatowicz, L4 I n I f HOME ROOM 212-10-1 BOYS Top Row 4. Maglc Pancerev, Gerald Liebel, Howard l-leslceth, John McRoskey, Edwin Lubalc, John Lichacz, William Vollmer, Richard z r . 3. Richazid ggrlhinslci, George White, Frank Mando, Jack l'-liller, Robert Logan, Vern Hansen, David l-lunter, Ray Zielonlca, Arvin Nelson. 2. Carl Pommer, Ralph Wagner, Louis Penna, Richard Ulbrich, Stanley Niemic, Glenn Mattis, Ted Widomslci, Charles Oldach. 1. John Jackson, Raymond Wojtyszlco, Robert Szczesny, Joseph Wisniewslci, Jack Fullerton, Edward Wojtyszlco, Joseph Chaildin, Richard Zamierowslci 'lhomas Lave . Absent from Pram: Ted Kdnvaaa, Jae Peganaff. 'Y . . 4' Junior High School 9 ,am -F 'L' Qiff 'f' in ' Lt A AS jg, P -3, E W fm -r 1 H ' Q S Ui 7 4 -F , Q .,, yi . . ,U,, A 3,5 Y ' gn ' 1 V W gvyl f . 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Ji My W I L, 4 W 7 Q 25515 1 55 ig X HOME ROOM 300 9-2 Girls Alder, Marjorie Bernatowicz, Rose Bolton, Beatrice Bugenhagen, Joan Crishock, Dorothy Curtin, Margaret Eanrels, Jean gg eston onna Ekimolf, Olga Federoff, Mildred Fomich, Pearl Gaither, Dolores Gomolekolt, Kay Goranson, Margaret Hunter, Wilma Killmaier, Audrey Lewis, Audre Lillberg, Marilyn Machuga, Margaret Macosko, Joanne Markow Audrey Miller, Audrey Miller, Ellen Moore, Colleen Moroski, Kathleen Parmenter, Janice Shay, Nancy HOME ROOM 2 9-2 Girls Benecki, Eleanor DeLuca, Theresa Mange, Rose Miller, lmogene Milner, Marlene Mizak, Anne Mraz, Rose Marie Nowlin , Ruth Palmer, Priscilla Petak, Margaret Renshaw, Verla Sava e, Ulalee SchuTtz, Dorothy Simon, Shirley Sokolofl, Violet Traut, Betty Voss, Elaine Wagner, Jean Whelpley, Dorothy Wood, Virginia HOME ROOM 118 9-2 Boys Figurski, Bernard Gahan, Orrin Grunzel, Henry Janis, William Lutsch, Frank NINTH GRADE Marks, Jack Messina, Albert Moore, Francis Moskalczyk, Philip Overmoyer, Earl Pommer Matt Ragen, Richard Regan, David Rudenski, Edward Smith, Stephen Spilko, John Sulecki, Richard Sulecki, Robert Swyers, Fred Tomlin, Sam Tronoski, Richard Turco, Rudol h Westerling, Edward Williams, Paul Zuravlell, Philip HOME ROOM 10 9-2 Boys Agnew, Robert Alexander, David Alex, Richard Bailey, Robert Bohun, Edward Borgia, Edward Brooks, Donald Brown, Micque Brugger, Linus Corbin, Harry DiBuono, Joseph Dustin, Franklyn Eck, Gregg Evanoli, Conrad Groszkiewicz, Frank Gustafson Roland Jerioski, Frank Kanoza, Robert Karr, Michael Kubeja, Gerald Lisek, Henry Rees, James Steinbaugh, James Stolarski, Edward HOME ROOM 108 9-1 GIRLS Betts, Jacqueline Cagara, Helen Canella, Marie Chadderdon, Joyce Cochran, Patricia Conley, Mary Doritty, Dorothy Fabin, Marjorie Fayak, Ann Garber, Valiean Harrington, Betty Hayden, Vera Keller, Harriet Lallerty, Joanna Lepkowski, Stella Leretsis, Doris Lewis, Lucille Lipinski, Mary Ann May, Audrey Rice, Shirley Robins, Lois Schultz, Doris Schwab, Hazel Shepard, Eileen Sommerville, Virginia Spillet, Dolores Stearns, Joan Stabell, Mary Ann Sueta, Margaret Swanson, Jennie Thompson, Carol Trabert, Frances Turowski, Rose Vollant, Vivian HOME ROOM 15 9-1 Girls Bielanin, Florence Boroway, Ann Carlson, lngelie Cassano, Theresa Constable, Joanne Cornnell, Carolyn Curry, Marlene Davis, Marcella Dunston, Lorraine Flengas, Mary Haskins, Shirley Heintz, Jean lvan, Frances Klemuskin, Anne Leshko, lrene Komorek, Allreda Loader, Janet Matusik, lrene Mclaughlin, Patricia Neth, Joyce Orlolt, Donna Mae Peters, Lillian Piatkowska, Adeline Popoll Martha Pretz, Ruth Robison, Sally Schlipl, Patricia Scott, Alice Sherman, lrene Simon, Colleen Slow, Evelyn Smith, Thelma Szczesny, Rita Szymczak, Rose Marie HOME ROOM 104 9-1 GIRLS Borkovvski, Rose Bula, Theresa Buszek, Dorothy Domowicz, lrene Draheim, Shirley Ann Grzegorzewski, Dorothy Guelcher, Rosemary Huegel, Betty Koper, Aurelia Laskey, Doris Ann Liocano, Dolores Lukaszewski, Eleanor Manville, Patricia Mazur, lrene McNeil, Esther Mehler, Sylvia Mileszewski, Theresa Morelli, Mary Muhleck, Rosemarie Nehr, Mary Jane Niedzwiecki, Rita Olszewski, Leona Pope, Patricia Rectenwald, Lois Ros, Betty Ross, Jean Schnee, Marilyn Slomski, Theresa Stawniak, Rose Marie Taccone, lsabel Tatara, Helen Terry, lrma Wasikowski, Gertrude Wiercinski, Helen HOME ROOM 115 9-1 Girls Bartosik, Dorothy Bednaro, Mary Jane Buettner Mary Alice Casey, Colleen Dunst, Mary Elaine Fahey, Mary Pat Feikles, Margaret Fredrychowski, Theresa Hofmann, Rosemary Hyzy, Jean Jaworowski, Dorothy Jaworski, Delphine Kinsel, Florence Krahnke, Mildred Krainski, Rita Krajczynski, Dorothy Krum, Helen Kucinski, Dorothy Kwiatowski, lrene Lada, Constance Madras, Theresa Marsh, Geraldine Milcolajczylc, Helen Moslci, Sophie Nemergut, Eleanor Niedzielslci, Rosalie Niedzwieclta, Esther Olszewslci, Rita Pallcovic, Mary Ann Palotas, Virginia Schaefer, Ann Schreclcengost, Mary Jane Sunday, Marie Vamos, Eleanor Wilcaryczalc Dolores Wodeclci, Caroline HOME ROOM 112 9-1 Boys Baranowslci, Leonard Barlelcolf, Alexander Burlce, Robert Cooper, William Faulhaber, Robert Glaz, Ra mond Heibel, Robert Hoffman, John Howland, Herman Kruszewicz, John Kupniewslci, Francis Lewis, Robert Macialc, Jose h McGraw, Robert Moffett, Julius HOME ROOM 11 8-2 Girls Bassham, Dolores Booth, Jeanette Colley, Marilyn Diftenbacher, Joyce Galaslci, Rose Marie Green, Barbara Green, Nancy Muzynslci, Rose Neclcel, Shirley Orloff, Anita Pastore, Geraldine Powell lsabelle Raica, Emilia Reed, Donna Rullman, Geraldine Scott, Marjorie Shearer, Norma Simon, Virginia Smith, Dorothy Sullivan, Joy Tomilin, Audrey Wassill, Marlene White, Susan Nelsen, Bruce Olelcsilc, Raymond Paluh, Lawrence Pees, Francis Pees, Philip Petersen, Richard Piatlcowslci, Daniel Rexford, Ted Savage, Sam Sculley, Ronald Simon, Saunder Smith, Carl Wallcer William W a si I ar , an ey Wardanslci, Lawrence Zybowslci, Raymond McLaughlin, Donald HOME ROOM 19 9-1 Boys Beblco, Fred Blaclc, Fred Bond, William Bowen, Robert Demchalc, John DeLuca, James Figurslci, Joseph Grabinslci, Len Giovenco, Joseph Honard, Robert Johnson Art Kiddo, George Kindle, William Larsen, Robert Letizo, Joseph Lipinslci, Stan Martin, Harvey Morris, Harry Pastewlca, Edward Post, William Sample, Lawrence Slcopow, John Smialelc, Norbert Sullivan Leo Warchal, Andy HOME ROOM 16 9-1 Boys Alexandrovvicz, Chester Angelotti, Joseph Baltera, Charles Balough, George Bixby, John Brown, Donald Buczynslci, John Bugenhagen, David Chase, Donald Clanton, John Demyanovich, William Donnell, Clyde Edmonds, Theodore Freeman, Larry Godmair, Leonard Haburslcy, John EIGHTH GRADE Williams, Betty GYM HOME ROOM 8-2 Girls Airgood, Roberta Cianella Theresa Costay, Dolores Crowley, Janet Filippo Yolanda Guth, Elsie Hancoclc, Louise Heim, Marilyn Hirsch, Joan Helfeldt, Rita Johnson, Constance lrwin, Patricia Kupniewslci, Gertrude Kelley, Mary Jane Lewis, Helen Lutsch, Katherine Marlcopoulos, Poppina McKinin, Rita Riggs, Ataquera Morris, Bertha Smith, Marjorie HOME ROOM 17 8-2 Boys Alo, Egilio Amendola, Arnold Arduini, Angelo Beclc, David Bernatowicz, Carl Bobango, Charles Burger, Donald Duda, Steve Etter, Ross Fay, Robert Gorbatolf, Thomas Kidder, Gordon Kimmy, Vircel Lawrence, Robert Lee, William Loney, Gerald MacKenzie, Paul May, Robert Michaels, Walter Pancerev, Allan Paterniti Richard Parlcer, Thomas Patterson, Sheldon Putnam, Thomas Haburslcy, Thomas Hutch, Ralph Kessler, Norman Kulesza, Edward Kulzewslci, Richard Leto, Joseph Lewis, Leroy Lijewslci, Raymond Lojewslci, Thomas Miclcol, Tom Mitulslci, Franlt Regalla, Richard Rosinslti, Walter Terry, David T lc Ch rles oro , a Wenzel, Gerald Yaple, Richard Zajlcowski, Ray Raun, James Rees, William Riclc, Edward Ropolewslci, Casimir Rychel, Ray Samano, Conrad Sexauer, Donald Simon, James Sipple, Fred Slowilcowslci, Robert Swanson, Richard Tomczalc, Edward Whitbread Richard Wilhelm, Carlton HOME ROOM 105 8-1 Girls Barabas, Loretta Barczylc, Eleonore Conley, Shirley Fisher, Florence Gowetzlcy, Dolores Hassett, Janice Hoffman, Helen lzbicki, Theresa Kimet, Constance Krahnke, Dorothy Laski, Loretta Lewis, Betty Loomis, Jacqueline Lubelski, Joan McKane, Phyllis Milewski, Dolores Miller, Catherine Moroski, Lucaria Nelson, Elfreda O'Brien, Carol Overmoyer, Mary Jane Raica Sylvia Ray, Patricia Reed, Kay Shepard, Marianne Sicari, Janet Smith, Beverly Sullivan, Kathleen Szewczyk, Dorothy Toporowski, Dolores Tupitza, Ruth Walker, Doris Zatkiewicz, Evelyn Zieniewicz, Virginia HOME ROOM 103 8-1 Girls Angelotti, Dolores Biletnikoii, Marian Bolton, Wilma Buterbaugh, Dorothy Clanton, Willie Mae Donnell, Wilma Drake, Dorothy Jean Dunston, Lillie Dzvonyicsak, lrene Feldt, Janet Fresch, Marian Goranson, Carol HOME ROOM 29 7-2 Girls Balos, Marie Bishop, Jean Cornman, Rosemary Falcone, Dolores Fay, Rosemarie Flengas, Constantina Gomolekoti, Margaret Gornall, Barbara Harrington, Carol Hartleb, Eleanor Homicz, Dorothy Huff, Nancy Kin is g, Dor Kleckner, Edith Gorzynski, Jean Greene, Bett Griesbaum, Gatherine Hess, Katherine Hoffman, Loretta Hoffman, Margaret Horton, Jean Johnson, Joan Jones, Sally Klein, Shirley Kruszewski, Phyllis Krysiak, Betty Kunes, Marlene L r R a a, ose Lempicki, Pearl Lininger, BettE Morningstar, osemary Oless, Virglinia Petroif, Kat ryn Smith, Mary Wycech, Dorothy Gorzynski, Jean HOME ROOM 218 8-1 Boys Banaszek, Harry Burger Jack cfiichieia, ciyae Fatica, Charles Hodges, Dennis Johnson, David Johnson, Martin Jones, Paul Kibler, Robert Klins, Albert Koenig, James Kudlock, Paul Lechtner, Leonard Liebel, Raymond Loader, Ronald Mantsch, Richard Melnitsky, Perry SEVENTH GRADE Leszek, Lucille Lipinski, Agnes Messenger, Dolores Mezzacapo, Dorothy Moffett, Helen Moran, Shirley Morganiield, Margaret Moyer, Barbara Muntean, Alma Nelson, Rosemarie Noyer Rita Renz, Doretta Russell, Esther Schlichter, Dorothy Sisco, Joan Stefan, Vera Tracy, Etta Miller, Joseph Paul, Kenneth Rhodes, James HOME ROOM 12 8-1 Boys Allsopp, Dewayne Anderson, Richard Barber, Jack Bartosek, Donald Bassham, Edward Beveridge, James Bindeman, Jack Bosnake, James Bradish, Arlie Bugenhagen, Thomas Busch, Frank Biletnikoii, Filmore Chrostowski, Louis Ciszkowski, George Crossley, Gordon DeCoursey, Ronald DeLuca, Richard Dench, Mahlon Eggleston, James Essigmann, Jack Fitzgerald, Ray Fuller, Edward Gaither, Gordon Gardner, William Garn, Gene Grabinski, Theodore Greaves, Ra mond Gregoroii, Thomas Griewahn, Charles Hall, William Hamm, James Lipiec, Richard Loney, Billy Oless, Robert Raydo, Pete Strauss, John Willey, Vera Zdroiewski, Pearl HOME ROOM 110 7-2 Boys Berti, Louis Chase, Charles Dalrymple, George Daniels, Joseph Dengle, William Deutsch, Jack Ford, David Haglund, Richard O HOME ROOM 8 8-1 Boys Blackford, Robert Brine, Richard Coake, Edgar Dombrowski, Frank Franz, Geor e Heynoski, Xigalter Horton, Richard Karpinski, John Kalian, Spenser Kiliszewski, Joseph Mando, Joseph Majczyk, Joseph Minier, Richard Nielsen, Robert Norman, Ralph Oatman, William Oleski, Steven Orloff, Charles Oshinsky, William Ostrowski, Frank Pelinsky, Alex Przybylski, Casimir Ragen, Joseph Reichel Harry Riblet, Raoul Romanski Harry Skonieczlca, Richard Slurkanich, Frank Smith, Philip Stazer, Richard Stephenson, Fred Ulbrich, William Wisnieski, Robert Witkowski, Joseph Wright, Alvin Zawodnik, Joseph Zdunczyk, Walter Homchenko, Peter Koscielniak, Richard Lentz, James Makarowski, Andrew Melvin, James Milewski, Felix Nickolishen, Julius Nolan, Donald Pierce, Clarence Rachoki, Elmer Regalla, Nick Renshaw, William Sachrison, George Schultz, Kenneth Sherrell, Daniel Sherrell, David Smith, Fred Smyklo, Arthur Snyder, Ronald Tracey, Robert Voorhis, Robert Yusz, Daniel Zelaski, Robert Zebrowski, Bernard HOME ROOM 119 7-1 Girls Barlow, Carol Blasco, Rosalie Christos, Mary Chrzanowski, Betty Cieless, Betty Coatney, Marjorie Critchfield, Barbara Davies, Katherine Davis, Vivian Dolak, Mar Ann Dollivar, Giladys Evanoif, Gloria Federofi Sandra Hovis, K'ay Jensen, Nancy Kingsley, Janet Kowalski, Rose Marie Krauchen, Dolores Kunes, Bette Leshko, Gladys MacKrell, Elinora Matteson, Ruth McGrorey, Donna Muiiie, Neysa Pappas, June Post, Lucille Romanski, Dolores Runstedler, Dolores Tromans, Dorothy Yakowloif, Marion Zawistoske, Marion HOME ROOM 5 7-1 Girls Anderson, June Bindeman Dorothy Blewett, Enid Bobrow, Norma Carrick, Bernice Clarke, Beryl Dorich, Betty Flak, Janet Horak, Marilyn Johnson, Bernice Leto, Helen Osborne, Patricia Osiecki, Mary Ann Prather, Joan Reck, Elvera Ring, lna Shaner, Nancy S J t onney, ane Ulrich, Mary Williams, Ruth Zawistowski, Dorothy HOME ROOM 6 7-1 Boys Anderson, James Bartos, Donald Cassano, Charles Cochran, Joseph Cooper, Raymond DiCarlo, Russell Eggleston, Harry Grunaver, Robert Grzegorzewski, Raymond Hess, Everett Kocher, Richard Kowalczyk, Stephen Legenzofi, Michael McCoy, Robert McGraw, William Morris, Fred Moore, Calvin Lee, Willie Pancerev, Hestor Ross, Charles Run , Joseph ssviiis, Philip Schroeder, Nicholas HOME ROOM 14 7-1 Boys Abromoski, Edward Butler, Donald Cristea, Nick Davey, Herbert Decker, Peter Deckert, Richard De Raimo, Donald Droast, Thaddeus Fletcher, Gerald Greaves, Ronald Harrington, Charles Hughes, Robert Johnson, William Kent, Charles Kormos, Edward Kres, Walter Laskowski, Joseph Leysa, Charles Mallin, Harold Wwikd e ins y war Pohl, Nhchael Pohl, Richard Riggs, Richard c ey, a Schreiber, John Schuler, William Scott, Walter Sherrell, James Slow, Wesley Stanfield Jerry Steinbacker, Raymond Thigpen, Albert Thompson, Fred Visnocki, Ronald Vollmer, Richard Watral, Michael HOME ROOM 18 7-1 Boys Arnold, Donald Bierzonski, Arthur Brooks Craig Cost, Jack Dolak, Andrews Fell, Gilbert Ferrie, Russell Ferrier, James Ford, Geor e Gustafson, Willard Henderson, Richard Henry, Hugh Herrington, Bailey Hesser, James Horton, Paul Lucas, Leroy Morrison, Richard Nowosielski, Daniel Overmo er, Robert Parrish, Earl Schuster, Jack Stewart, William Tubbs, John Uglow, Ronald 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I Want a Girl ................ Who Stole My I-leart Away I Wish I Knew ...... ....... Good, Good, Good .......... No Can Do .................. . For I-Ie's a Jolly Good Fellow .... Mellow Fellow .............. Eager Beaver ......... ..... Daisy ...,............. Just A Prayer Away .... SNAP IDENTIFICATION 7. This speaks for itself B. Neath the spreadin' tree 9. Cute dog-hey? 'IO. Between classes 'I'I. Fade-out 12. All-Scholastic Fullback SCNG HITS Simi f- M, 5 'I3. Tinner's gal Sal 'I4. Presenying-Rudy I5. Man power shortage 16. The Michali sisters 'I7. Seventeeners 18. Draft Bait Bechtos Earl Shay Mr. I-Iarbold Joe Fischer Chuck T Ier The Tri-Dance Jim Green Yvonne Hickman The Faculty Bob Swanson Bill I-Iultquist Bonnie Lee Flatt Louise Wilson Mr. Gardner Freshmen Clayton Brewer Velma Amendola Joe Polanski Report Cards Lunch Time Terese Mehler Margaret Childs Marge Gallah er Teresann Guelfcher and Marie Bundy Joe Matulevich Monday Mornings Betty Ann Etrer Melvin Samick 'lginner EnddSalIy onn ry on Bon Blair ago Auditoriums Bob Ross Pete Bechtos some Men Julia Okleja Chew Gum Arnold Shale Goluboff Johnny Osiecki Gary Lesnoff Mary Jane Pender Senior Jobs '5 BZUY Ann Q? ' Q' J Bill Dot Returns X Junior Twirlers Let it rain! Let it rain! BETWEEN s E? X ., 1 ,. , f' rf: Yeah Man George mu ,gr ' Jean EY Q. R . x Gobs of Gals res? riff' y ifxif' I-IALVES X gg , gi f Q4fIg',s5g!z3'ii f? V: , ,:,. . .. , V: ,. ho. ,. 'y W? YA vw-el 3' 1, 5 4' Q Y 1' Bee Ride 'Em Cowgirls! Heien Guess Who? Y Kay N h Through the Hoops . 1 Q The Bowery ,ff it min K, X 'XX . f h x MI ' . X K ? . in I ,kkk x X , AV 2 i B59 Chief Jackie I J vb Yi 4 5 Ja P AF? ' V-QMLGW ww., -V I m. ai ,,.?g'f : ., 4 , ,ip 1, WM, 5 . 3 .2 ' ,g . 2. f .- slf' ' . w ' 8: W ,Y MQ? X t ji A fm H 44 'f ' ,,,, 5 JZ if ww Z' ' WJ ei ' - f2L5 f5'Na ,L , ,. ' I . ' - 1 -V 3' u , - ,, -5 N. 8 Q -num L r EP ' 'Q H:-'+1nAf X If A K ,, 35? ki V ff lf f ,1 ef - , I f ff, : -l W f 5 . .4 5 , 1 I f 4' f ' K FM ' i.,f 'E i va 'Zi1'. V nm -5 -:'- S A gy .. X i Hb 2 Af-S ,V I Q f, 1- J ,iw W ' W Zi S .1- . The Statf-hard at work s iff, si' 4 f SNAP IDENTIFICATICN 1 - f x'v,X ,sY.f xx mn. Daisy and Rita 9. Attention Mrs. l-lydel 13' Nofhins to SGY Guess Who? 10. Four Debs? 14. Our he-mdn! Q. Messy-aren't they? 3. The Dreamer 4. Cute-Hey? Pete Bechtos . . Lillian Fullerton... Bill Hultquist ..... Ann Marie Regruth Bart Downing ..... Char Joint ...... . Bob Ross ...... Mel Samick ...... Betty Barlow ..... George Dorich .... Marilyn Lyons .... Frank De Luca .... Bob Milner ...... Marion Kwiatowski ..... Louis Ritchie ..... Marion Thomas. . . Al Reidel ........ Charlotte Voss. . . Carl Zawistowski. Dolores lzbicki .... Earl Shay ........ Marge Wozniak. . . Paul Neckel ..... Rudolph Zahn. . . Peg Gaskin ...... Gertrude Spillet. . Bill Weinheimer. . . Flo Rutkowski .... John Gido ....... Mary Jane Gagnon Tom Ragen ....... Jane Giscz nski . . . James Lynch ..... Rita Brown ...... Phyllis Tenpas ..... Betty Hassett ..... John Demyanovich. Marcella Mikitos. . Chet Janiuk ..... Yvonne Hopkins. Sally Lynch ...... Howard Bolton. . Ann Bernat ..... Bob Kubeja ...... -. Art Niedzwiecki. . John Peterson .... Charles Uscinski .... Dave Sample ...... Marge Karle ..... The Early Bird 11 Dead Weight! 12. Waiting for her ship 15. Bumps on a log Bill must be coming 16. Extra--Who can Find Jerry Fuller? WHY SENIORS COME TO SCHQOL .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to ...Mrk .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to .....to play football coquette wisecrack collect As, see Mary have fun display his beard VY see him more often study chemistry increase her knowledge smile at the girls head the Hi-Y take gym run around the track design forthe SUNRISE take life easy talk r variety graduate become acquainted with the girls dress attractively pass the time be reserved see her sister grow follow in his sister's footsteps keep busy attend dances croon display his Utoupeen cheer draw attend P. O. D. keep M Club rolling adjourn to Ross's be quiet? pal with Edna exhibit his Colgate smile hope get early dismissal eat say lsn't that cute? swim H visit Pop Warren get college entrance requirements learn parliamentary procedure learn football tactics see Frank bk' MZ? QQ Q l W Ji ij MQ L DT-x. jdn y! jfgfbmnsjagi UW ' WMM Mm!! 000 'Ref 'O W ' ZZ 3' I tl - SENIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Top Row 4. J. F. Hyde, Coach, J. Novello, Mgr. W. C. Pomeroy, Coach. 3. D. Harrington, H. Schultz, E. Schenker, A. Swanseger, R. Warren, G. Alexivich, R. Bender, C. Zawistowski, D. Sample. 2. A. Reidel, C. Brasington, P. Bechtos, N. Cieslak, C. Detzel, R. Ohman, F. Mayr, H. Johnson, D. Terry. H 1. J. Barczynski, D. Nelsen, S. Rovnak, J. Jackson, L. Brugger, J. Smith, L. Beill, W. Swanson, E. Mahon. ' I I Absent from picture: R. Swanson. ' 'f 'f- W .self f X ' 1 in r . 5 V' A .1 Q Y 0 VG' MIN . -1. 4' fo ' x if r'rr . , yi-if X I . I I mJ...,..., . S t ,. ' 4'W? ?:f1QL f.- I , Q x If 5 fl i Lemons Swa bs v u M .,, xl . . f I I ' K I 31 My f ' li -.-. ..Wff2fYI . , 5 . VXI w' 'ff f ' K A 'Fw W we . . I rg -1- wify W ' M ls. Qi! 'M f n..v:'Hf2?gx, .i.. 1 4 . ,ga II , . -.::--,-,:. f 11, A . .5-.J .- '- A -. . . My f -,-W, a - . . f' ' -222 - I - hhhh ., . if ii -2 ' X ' Q .f-ld 'hf+:vrn.13f1'-'fgemfz Y 3 q v qw- ,MX , . 3 A 9 QT? R . - f :ia-.:f:. ...aff A QI3, 1- 1 X - ....-i.+l .gyzijm ' .af . Y af' , rg: -WW , N :HE ----5 A .. my if' V . ,f , 1. , '1- QQ 6 , I'I0Y1ey Grubi , I 'I I1. A -r V'IV:'V x ,liz . v t, X LFFT70 'moo5.e'f Vx V 4 , Q 5 Q N - fa 'ff A i f .' ,ML vt 0 C I qw , F -7 I A , M .k.,. D 1 G 0 si 0 n 'T Q, J 7 an 'TWYIHGY0 n n 0 nap fl C90 0 4 cc. f J xx fl Q f 0 P 7 L X 0 611080 0 .- TR , , 0 O ff f Y I, n Q1 S f A I r 'gp V Z Y PL Y 1 . 1 I -5 5 y .7 , i Y 1 : 1:4 1 , ' far: , 7 ' F2 1 -figff 555 I . 9 X hfgz - ww? :. ' f ' M- ' V' A 'if' M r if ,, .,':' Q X f ' - 1 I M '55 ' A 7 5' 1 Q 1 ' .-. 1 wg .' f'-T ' ' Z Q - , if' , 'X 5 6 + F- ' -if Q f . , , X ' Ish .- I E-' 2- .LPI .. Z C 1:-i If-Sh' '-EE- sf-f -'E f , f' --.. ,. .1 3, V, , 'f L.. f' . .....' -'-- ,x ' ..- X, V 1-S., X7 I -ll-T -f, rf: v k b zi- Sept. WARRlOR'S TOTEM POLE Date 7 Opponent Opp. Sgore Sept. Corry ........ Strong Vincent fffffo East 48 7 25 30 O 1 3 31 20 2 1 9 17 Sept. QQ Cathedral Prep . . . . . . . 7 Sept. 28 Academy ......... .... 0 Oct. 5 Technical ..... . .... 12 Oct. 12 Clairton .......... .... 7 Oct. 20 Strong Vincent .... .... 7 Oct. 26 Cathedral Prep . . . - - . - 0 Nov. 3 Academy .... . . . . . . . . 6 Nov. 10 Technical ..... ..... ....... . . .... 1 3 Won ................. . . .8 Lost .................. . .2 East Points ........................ .... 1 95 Opponents ..........,... 52 Average per game-East .... . .... 19,5 Opponents ........ .... 5 .Q The Warriors drew the curtain on a successful season which included a crushing defeat administered to Academy, 30-O, by the largest margin of victory b an East High a gregation over the l.ion's since the teams First clashed. Other highlights were a 19-13 win over Tech, pre-season fgavorites, and double wins over Strong Vincent and Cathedral Prep. ' . This year's team, the best since 1941, was outstanding even in defeat. Five East stalwarts won berths on the All-Scholastic team, leaving only six positions to be filled by players of the four other schools. The Five East players honored were: Robert Swanson, William Swanson, Peter Bechtos, Leo Beill, and Charles Brasington. Co-captains of the 1945 team were Peter Bechtos and Robert Swanson. Eleven lettermen will return lor next year's team, captained by Charles Brasington. 4 A ,ig in . gi va. ff! - aa. , ai if .Q ww' 9 V .... ' lg 'S Q 2' 9 i .+f2' ' S 7 , , -7 i Li 'l'l'l.e Daw cl ,t Z a w ie 0 Chisel 1 ,V 1 i 'fi' iii' in'-ff -, - C6362 ' ifwifiassh -rsiivifiliiil ' 7 is ri. ...,,. it X Tfiilli' K wits .Q V -'sure h Clem M E . sat. iissl i..i ,r ...:. :...: y 1,.- sr. . 1... . 5 . . s iii, 7 A ,.,a i , .,., , A .',, Qflfiiiihf I .'.,. ' 'vt' ,s .1'5 0 u My 'iz . K 'V gil Greek raaa a . ,,.,,. Blubber JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Top Row 4. J. Christolf, Coach, R. Loader, Mgr., P. Gowetsky, Mgr., E. Anderson, Mgr., H. Barlow, Mgr., G. Munz, Coach. 3. G. Balough, A. Nelson, R. Place, E. Glaz, L. Baranowski, V. L. Freeman, T. Putnam, R. Delo, W. Volmer, G. Hornyalc. 2. G. Pratt, R. Lllbrich, H. Grunzel, C. Oldach, S. Niemic, L. Penna, S. Simon, J. Jawanlco, C. Uglow. 1. H. Lisek, J. Hiller, B. Figurslci, J. Angelotti, R. Carrick, V. Hanson, R. Szparaga, W. Demyanovich, J. Beganics. Absent from picture: R. Zybowski. ' , Q i L L, . f ,r...,,n 0 Date Sept. 97 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 18 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 19 Won ....... JUNIOR VARSITY Opponent Opp. Score East Technical ....................... ....... 0 7 Kanty ........... --.. 9 3 0 Strong Vincent ..... ----- 1 9 0 Cathedral Prep ..... ---. 0 7 Academy .......... ..... 9 4 0 Technical ........ 0 7 Kanty ........... .... 7 0 Strong Vincent ..... ...-- 1 9 6 Cathedral Prep ..... ..----. 6 0 Academy ........ -. . ........... 6 0 Lost........... ....7 Dec. Dec Dec Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Top Row 3. E. hon, R. Ohman, E. Sueta, G. Dardenne, A. Swanseger. 2. J. Nov qt Mgr., J. Osiecki, C. Brasington, R. Bender, A. Golubohl, W. Pomeroy, Coach 1. P. Bechtos,'D: Harrington, J. Matulevich, C. Detzel, L. Vommaro. 13 1 8 20 26 4 8 10 12 1 5 19 22 24 26 29 31 9 14 19 22 26 28 Won.. .. BASKETBALL STANDINGS Millcreelc .... Academy ,.... Strong Vincent ..... Ashtabula .... Corry ........ Oil City ..... Cathedral Prep Technical .... l-larborcreek. . Millcreek .... Academy ..... Strong Vincent Technical ..... Canton Lehman Cathedral Prep Bradford ..... Strong Vincent Cathedral Prep Corry ........ Academy ..... Technical ..... . . . . . . . .14 1 Lost. . OPP. EAST . 24 42 .38 52 .29 30 .34 25 .29 43 .25 33 .19 27 .51 32 .31 45 .26 35 .41 42 . 39 43 .62 30 .85 43 .25 31 .49 17 .42 39 .24 30 .27 36 .22 62 .49 27 BASKETBALL Under the auspices of their new.r.:-nach, Wilford Pomeroy, the cagers came through with a second place in the City Series. Hampered most of the season by the loss of their star center, Joe Matulevich, the team was kept in the running through the sharp-shooting of Red Detzel ahd Len Vommaro. Seven,of the ten Iettermen vviil be lost through graduation. JUNIOR VARSITY fem. 3 Q X. it flag 5 Q ' ' xi 3 5 i b , V ' flgi Jia it W ,f f R 3 S S'mon J Wisniewski J I-labursky Mgr - J AUSQIOYUI M9 'f T' Hdbursky Top ow . . r , - I ' , - In , R4 CMS-emi. PUMIGQ Munzlcodch. 2. E. Alo, Mgr., T. Lavery, E. Wester mg, V 1. H. Martin, C. Oldach, W. Demyanovidh B- FiSU 5kI, J- Dzmchak- ,.R. Delo Q Top Row 4. G. Alexivich, Mgr., A. Pietrasanta, R. Sullivan, P. Paris, R. Miniger, R. Delo, L. Beill. V 3. G. Munz, Coach, E. Schenlcer, H. Schultz, J. Matulevich, R. Ross, S' Toms: F4 S0l40l0WSl4l, J- F' l'lYCl2, C05Cl1' H. Parlcer, Mgr., R. Sturgelewslci, A. Swanseger, C, Brasington, C. Detzel, E. Robins, E. Mahon, L. Vommaro, N. Cieslak. 1. G. Pratt, R. Krysiak, W. Nelson, D. Sample, L. Ritchie, B. Kubasik. 2. 1945 TRACK The East Hi h Traclcmen ended their 1945 season by bringin home th' d l h ' C' S ' ' ' ' by Edwin Robins, tae city's top dash man, the Warriors also broughtflwome thirtllr plgcteciugrlglih 'Sie DtlstriEtNTi:rTOl3lleJElltlon. Cdptdmed With eleven lettermen returning to form the nucleus ofthe 1946 s d, t f h f I ' ' ' be coached by G. W. Geisler who replaces J. F' Hyde' qua prospec s ort e uture oolc bright. The thin-clads will J. F. HYDE ................................. Coach HARRY PARKER ..................... ..... M anager GILBERT MUNZ .... .........., A sst. Coach GEORGE ALEXlVlCH .... ..... A sst. Manager EDWIN ROBINS ................................ Captain SCHEDULE AND RECORD East Reds ..... .... 90 East Grays .... Q5 Lawrence Park ..., ,,,, 1 Q East ........ 82W Technical ..... .... 4 4K2 East ...... 3036 Academy. . . . .... 96M East .... 622 Strong Vincent , , , ,645 East .... 79M Technical ..,.. .... 4 QM East .... 47K Academy. . . . .... 79M East .... 49 Strong Vincent .... , , , f73 DUAL MEETS District Ten Meet East won. . .. L ost. City Meet Academy .... ................. 7 SZ Academy. .................. ,,,, 5 3 Strong Vincent ................. 61 36 Strong Vincent ............... ,,,, 4 0 East ............ 36? East ......... ,.,, 3 3 Meadville .... 365 Technical ..... ,,,, 9 Technical ..... 1 5 X , i 5 Q , VBS, K QUQEUS Left to right Dorothy Crotty Martha K lgore Queen Mary Ellen Babcock 'M' 1' mtl at-4' 'ww Top Row 3. R. J. Gardner, Coach, R. Ross, Captain, F. Groslciewicz, F. Moore, Mgr. 2. D. Regan, M. Karr, Wm. Nelson, R. Krysialc, R. Agnew. 1. F. Rees, N. Smialelc, R. Tracy, L. Ritchie. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM The Cross Country team Finished the season in Fine style by upsetting a powerful Strong Vincent team and capturing the district 'lO toga. Four boys journeyed to Penn State to compete in the State Finals, They were: Robert Ross, Richard Krysialc, Matt Laslcowslri, and David Ragen. TR 4.M.K,w.N'l,ct',i2.A ,ie,J.c3sfa, -' I W A Op OW Coach3,rT. Schenllgrfelgl. Le?:FlZeT'lnG. Eclcgnew ' ner A AL 3. E. Smialelc, G. Pratt, R. Wagner, R. Turco, R. Hatch, M. Pancerev. Q. P. Moslcalczylc, Mgr., K. Caldwell, H. Romanslci, E. Overmoyer, kv D. Regan, R. Bailey, Asst. Mgr. ' 1. A. Pancerev, S. Patterson, R. Slowilcowslci, J. DeLuca, Wm. Rees, Co-Captain. WRESTLING The East High Matmen entered the city series competition this year with a bright outlook for the future but as many of their ke men were lost, their season was started with a complete new team. Captained by Walter Nielsen, the wrestlers developed rapidly despite the loss of Five of their seven matches. The grunt and groanersn have a better outlook for the 1946 squad as eight lettermen will return. .mt I .7 . 4 ji. Qi ,,,a.+......a . M ' 4.2.1 - N. 1 AL Top Row Q. R. Ulbrich, Mgr., L. Vommaro, A. Swanse er, J. F. Hyde, Coach, W. Weinheimer, E. Mahon, E. Tshomas, Mgr. 1. J. Osiecki, L. Hammann, J. Novello, P. Bechtos, J. Reid, C. Zawistowski, S. Niemic, D. Sample. BASEBALL The summer ol1945 saw something new at East. For, alter many years, a baseball teamgwas organized under the able guidance of Coach Jim Hyde. The boys made a good showing, bringing home third place honors. Six lettermen returned to school to be veterans ol the 1946 team. I Top Pow Q. J. C Christort, Coach, W. Weinheimer, D. Plair. 1. R. Bowen, J. Metulevich, E. Sueta, D. Nelsen. Absent from picturei T. Sueta V. Tupitza. GOLF The 1945 quartet of swingers drove, chipped, and putted their way out of the cellar, where they had been for several seasons, into the fourth position. The prospects for the 1946 team are even brighter as Joe Matulevich, Don Blair, and Dale Nelsen, three of last year's lettermen, will return. TEN NIS '.-4 QOH' Left to Right: J. Demchale, J. Nease, Coach, J. Wisniewski P. Stegelske. Absent from picture: E. Naschold. se it l Top Row 3. J. C. ChristoFl,,FacuIty Mgr.f W. Warzeslci, Mgr.f F. Pettinato, Coach 9. R. Suminski, F. Pietras, R. Robasky, A. Baron, C. Welsh. 1 R. Grabinslci, R. Kubeja, T. Rigley, J. Peterson, J. Polanski, G. Pianlza. WATER POLO East ..... ..... 4 Technical ...... . . . . .3 East .... ..... 8 Academy. ....... ..... 9 East .... ..... 4 Strong Vincent .... ..... 2 East .... ..... 3 Technical ........ ..... 1 East .... .... . . . . ..... 9 Academy ........ .... . . . . . . .O East ............ ........ ..... 5 S trong Vincent .......... ..... ..... 5 'Won .... ..... 5 Lost ..... .... O Tie ..... .... 1 The East High Mermen Finished their Water Polo season by winning the City Championship for the ninth time in the history of giebschool. The team placed three men on the Times All-Scholastic Team. They are: Raymond Grabinski, Thomas Rigley, and Robert u eia The tankmen were piloted by Frank Pettinato, a member of the Sports Department, who replaced William Bannister as coach. 'K . ,,,?,.,,, lik T V , SSE F' ' T E - .V M S W i eff: .A 32 f E ' xi.: ' if-4-grown: , , , . gm L,,,, C H .tif Q Top Row 3. J. C. Christotf, Faculty Mgr., R. Peterson, F. Pietras, W. Warzeslci, Mgr., f G. Pianka, F. Pettinato, oach. 2. R. Grabinski, R. Suminski, R. Bowen, R. Robaslcy, A. Baron, T. Slow. 1. D. Sample, R. Kubeja, T. Rigley, J. Peterson, J. Polanslci, C. Welsh. SWIMMING Meadville ....,.. .... 3 6 Strong Vincent, .. ....42 '16 East .... .... East .... .... Academy ....... .... Technical .... .... Meadville .... .... East .... East .... .... East .... Strong Vincent, ..... ..,. Taj, East .... ......... . . 39 33 59 East .... .... 4 8 Q7 46 Q9 49 Academy ....,.......... Q5 43 39 49 26 East ................ Technical .... ......... . Won .......... 5 Lost .....,.... 1 City Champions - - Secon'd Place District Ten - - Second Place Western Regional - - Second Place State The East High Tanlcmen overcame all opposition in winning their fourth city championship in six years, while sharing the city championship with Strong Vincent the other two years. The mermen also won second place honors in the District Ten, the Western Regional, and State meets. The swimming team has traveled to the State meet for six years. ln that time, East captured First place two times, second place, four times. This year two of East's swimmers took individual titles at State College. Splashing their way to victory were Robert Kubeia in the 40 yard freestyle, and George Pianka in the QQO yard freestyle. The city swimming championship was the second title copped under the capable guidance of F. Pettinato in his First year as coach. Miss Katherine Pille ARCHERY Isabel Dalrymple Dolores Fatica Martina Heidt Elaine l-lesketh Loretta Kalivocla Angeline Olszewslci Vir inia Szuleclci Phy?lis Tenpes Louise Wilson if ' f l ei Q it lg 'Z Norma Bobrow Margaret Curtin Mary Ann Dolalc h l Betty Dpric Sandra Federolf Lillian Fullerton Eleanor Gardner Constance Kimit Edith Klechner Helen Mazzie lna Ping Joan Sisco Eleanor Vamos . Katherine Gomolelcotl Mary Ann Osieclci ,, VOLLEYBALL Janet Feldt Theresa lzloiclci Catherine Ann Lucas Rita Niedzwieslca Anfieline Olszewslci Irene Sherman Theresa Slomslci Dolores Toporovvski SWIMMING Norma Bobrow Margaret Curtin Vivian Davis Mary Ann Dolalc Sandra Federolf Elsie Moroslcy Joyce Mullett lsabelle Powell Frances Zatkoll fs ' 4 ,I VF, 1 I , ' -X5N'5f 1 ' ex 'W I . , -' 1 J W I . wff , W M f ' ' QW A a n -sf M , Q '92 f,.,.x ,,. - Q f, qi I 74 '43 J If I . W W' fa. L 1 ' 4g :W 145 1 mg! J 54,1 oi? gg! '-:gig-4 V if 56' ,Q v-- My Q '11 Q' 1 I ' .' I 1 A' kaix ' .L fa' A f , ' . W K WW 'Q' W A mf-N N .ff ,wx v E JM f 'H . 0 1 di 5'7'WW'If7j E aqdd 1 I M A 0 w - 147' x xx ,-f '. LQ 3,2-dilffjl x N -41 - Q Mfc f yy Q 'f fmfczcc, I Q I X , A 51 WW , Quik f 'ff' .lx ,5 3:?fQgp, N 1 was -If ' ' ww .1 Wifi' ' 1-f 15' ,VM QS IQQMF: ' ' A E . xx wx X X-, A V 42, 3 , 'dvr WWMMWZZWZQW ? M fig, MgAf f Mm!! NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Standing L-R S. Rayl, R. Macoslco, W. Nelson, P. Tenpas, B. Etter, S. Kelley, A. Pietra santa, E. Czerwinslci, F. Schulze, l-l. Schultz, E. Sueta, C. Ester J. Fuller, A. Lively, V. Marlcevitch, T. Guelcher, E. Shay, M. Karle, T. Mehler. G. Beskid, L. Schuller, R. Shaffer, D. Sommerville, G. Adams, B. Sawdey, M. Powell, G. Lesnofl, A. Regruth, M. Schmitt, C. Voss, D. Iszory, R Brown, A. Michali, C. Ring. Sitting LVR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The highest honor that the faculty can bestow on a student is induction into the National Honor Society. To be chosen is the ambition of every high school student. l-le begins thinking of this organization in his very First year of Hr h school. The students mlggt have a hi h scholastic average in order to qualiiiy. A list of eligible students is sent to the senior high teachers-.who rate each student on the basisvclfaracter, service, and leaclershipkeis observed in all phases of student activity. The faculty's Final choice is not revealed until the assembly' program in which the new members are for- mally installed. mally installed. Everyone in the stu- dent body vvaits eagerly to see who the lucky ones to be tapped on the shoulder will be. These students are then talcen to the platform to be presented with their membership pins. The advisor is Mrs. Ruth M. Milloy. U41 IDNAL HONOR SOCMTY I if Top Row 4. P. Tenpas, D. Franlcoti, F. Rutlcowslci, M. Schmitt, E. Mando, E- Barlow, A. Michali. 3. C. Voss, S. Kelley, A. Olszewslci, T. Guelcher, l. Dalrymple, M. Kwiat- kowslci, V. Markevitch. 2. M. Rising, A. Kalata, J. l-lunter, Y. Hiclcman, R. Macoslco, M. Powell- 1. M. Bundy, T. Mehler, L. Feyas, E. HCPPUZVI G- l-25n0Hi S- RdYl- 17kfy,47f THE COLLEGE CLUB The College Club was organized on January 14, 1946 by their advisor, Miss Burger. Membership in the club is open to any senior girl interested inhgoing to college. At the present time, If CQU- sists of 96 rrzembers all of whom wish to o to co ege. The purpose of the club is to help these girls decide which college they would like to attend. From time to time guest spealcers from various colleges come to address the club members on the require- ments, fees, scholarships, types of study, and recreational facilitiesof the schools they represent. Girls who are undecided gain much useful information from these meetings. STUDENT CABINET The East High Student Cabinet, meeting every Monday morning, acts as the student advisory body of the school. Representatives, nominated at the beginning of the year, are popularly chosen by their respective grades. ln addition, the Sunrise, Honor Society, and the Tom Tom are represented. The Cabinet is proud of its Bond and Stamp drive for which the Schools-at-War Flag was won. lt sponsored a successful campaign for dues to pay for auditorium pro- grams. ln the spring, the group worked hard to make the Eastcapades a hit. Under the able advisorship of Dr. Glatzert and Miss Sourwine, the Cabinet has performed excel- lently during the school year. Q QQ ln. Tpp Row 4. J. Leto, E. Shay, A. Pietrasanta, L. Beill. P. Melnitslcy F plelfdnsk' 9. C. Pommer, R. Shaffer, C. Simon, P. Tenpas, M. Handley, E. Leo. 1. J. Pappas, T. Mehler, W. Laughlin, A. Regruth, G. Pappas. Y l E 0 455 :53 5 l X x 0 liter 5 -.Q . 'X 2. fn .K-I i al ' . MTV. Top Pow 4. M. Schmitt, P. Tenpas, D. Perkins, L. Wilson, S. Kelley, M. Kwiatlcowslci. Q3 Q 2. C. Uscinslci, B. Kubasilc, M. Gagnon, M. Lynch, E. Czerwinski, F. Schulze ' 1. T. Mehler, A. Kalata, M. Powell, R. Helfeldt, S. Rayl. lff H Zbwyfwf' MASQUERS ln providing entertainment for themselves and for the student body, the Masquers proved to be one of the most popular groups ofthe school. Organized in 1944 by several dram- atic-minded students, the club now has twenty members. New members are admitted in the fall when tryouts are held for those wishing to join. Only those with dramatic ability are eligible to enter. During the year, the Masquers have given the school a number of exceptional plays, such as Nobody Home and The Happy Journey. The advisor of the club is Mrs. Verra Van Atten, whose ex- cellent directing made the produc- tions a success. . f it CHGIR The Choir, which is under the direction of Mr. George Geisler, presents two concerts annually. They combine with the Senior Girls' Chorus to present their annual Christmas Concert which was highly successful. The other concert is their annual Spring Concert that was equally successful. This year a Choir festival has brou ht together the choirs of Acadlemy, Vincent, and East. Besides the other events, the Choir presented a radio program over W.E.R.C. furthering the cause of The Tuberculosis Society. Other appearances will be before Service Clubs and school assemblies. Top Row 4. D. Bowen, N. Cieslalc, L. Neubauer, R. Brydon, E. Leo, B. Swanson, T. Rigley, W. Nelson, R. Robins, F. Pietras, R. Gornall. 3. B. Sample, A. Lively, F. Razanauslcas, V. Hansen, J. Hiller, D. Damico, G. Barber, G. Pratt, P. Sullivan, S. Kelley, C. Joint. Q. L. Zawistowslci, J. Hunter, F. Zatkoff, M. Gaslcin, D. Kershaw, S. Rayl, M. Schmitt, N. Kibler, B. Krahe, M. Ciotoli, R. Macoslco. 1. M. Mazzone, A. George, N. Seitzinger, H. Glecos, B. Damico, A. LaBoda, E. Bitzer, M. Krebs, C. Messina, E. May. Absent from picture: L. Beill, C. Detzel PZ THE SENIOR GIRLS' CHORUS One of East High's student or- ganizations that has developed quite successfully is the Senior Girls' Chorus. They have participated in two concerts this year, one the Christmas Choral Concert and the other, the Spring Choral Concert. ln addition to the concerts held at East, the Annual Spring Choral Festival, which was held at Academy, included the Senior Choruses of East, Academy, and Vincent High Schools. The girls aided the Christmas seal drive in a musical presentation over station W.L.E.U. They also had occasion to sing in an assembly at Academy High School. The former director ofthe Chorus, Mrs. Robert Scarlett, has been re- placed by Carl J. Peterson, a veteran of the United States Coast Guard. Top Row 4 3 Q 1 D. WasiloH M. Thomas, L. Schreckengost, G. Hall, L. Bargielslci, D. Iszory L. D. M. M. Lyohs, A. Mack, L. Vaughn, F. Van Der Vort, D. Johnson. Barr, J. Rabe, T. Lukaszewslci, A. Wilczynslci, D. Dymslci, H. Tiralz, V Marks, J. Fryer, A. Bernat, E. Berdis, M. Reed. k A C ' k', R, D l, T. L lc lc' E. R d lc', D. Szawczi , . omo lS?lCf:mendoT:gT. MarsEl? Evlgaiba, E. cPu:Ehbr, M. Handley, D. Gool J. Butt. K 'tk lc', V. P t , M. Smith, A. Pomorski, H. Soboleslci, B Ddlll:ch?MRS IRitchie,u5dlCasey, M. Karle, P. Spillet, G.'Spillet, M Woodrow, V. Marlcevitch, M. Gagnon, C. Peterson, Director. I GLEE CLUB The Glee Club which is com- posed of thirty-three boys is under the direction of Mr. George Geisler. It affords boys who are interested in singing an enjoyable extra-curricular activity. The Glee Club is really a training club for bo S who will join the Choir. In this club there is no class distinction. Boys who are in junior or senior high may join. The Glee Club combines with the Senior Girls' Chorus and the Choir to present two concerts annually, the Spring and Winter Concerts. ln ad- dition, it sang over station WERC, be- fore school assemblies, and among convalescing servicemen. Top Row 4. J. Peganoff, H. Grunzel, R. Tronoski, G. Balough, R. Ragen, R. Agnew, F. Lutsch, V. Markevitch. 3. P. Williams, E. Westerling, R. Bailey, E. Leo, L. Sullivan, G. White, D Hunter, C. Pommer, E. Bielec. 9. B. Figurski, R. Zielonka, J. Marks, T. Lavery, W. Nelson, J. Jackson, D Regan, R. Szczesny, E. Overmoyer. 1. . Yaple, J. Binderman, R. Seidl, W. Rosinski, J. Fullerton, L. Sample, R Gustafson, J. D. Buono, C. Evanoff, A. Messina. R Absent from picture: J. Liebel. L. Neubauer. R. Szoaraqa. l Top Row 4. C. Simon, A. Tomilin, L. Robins, J. Sullivan D. Walker C. O'Brien l Dzvonyicsak, F. lvan, E. Miller M. Heim 3. l. Carlson, P. Cochran, S. Robinson T. Cassano M. Davis N. Shearer C. Griesbaum, S. Lepkowski, H. Cagara, W. Donnell 2. B. Krysiak, D. Szewczylc, C. Goranson H. Lewis S. Rica P. Kruszewski O. Ekimoff, D. Costay, C. Johnson, A. Orloff, M. Popoff 1. R. Air ood, M. Alder, J. Daniels, M. Milner, D. Crishock, M. Federoff, P. liflarkopoulas, J. Hassett, N. Shay, E. Voss, J. Macosko, S. Simon, Carl Peterson, Director. I sf , L l THE JUNIOR GIRLS' CHORUS The Junior Girls' Chorus, which was organized for the purpose of preparing Junior High girls for later work in vocal music, has grown rapidly in popularity and is now one of the most active groups at East High. lt has 56 members and meets five days a week. Each year it presents two fine concerts, one in the spring and one in the winter. It has performed before numerous school assemblies and has given a radio concert. This group is under the very able direction of 'Mn Carl Peterson, a newcomer to East High School. Top Row 5. 4. 3 Q. 'I BAND Q, Q M. Pancerev, R. Milner, J. Maroslcy, R. Foor, J. Lichacz, P. MacKenzie, J. Bixby, A. Barlelcotl. J. Chojnaclci, E. Sueta, J. Buczynslci, L. Hammom, R. Shepard, A. Nelson, F. Dustin, E. Anderson, M. Brown, R. Yamiesawslci, K. Caldwell, R. Bojarski C. Tyler. J. Leto, P. Sima, W. Lee, R. Betts. E. Heslceth, J. Hamm, P. Melnitsky, M. Pommer, R. Jaslcewicz, T. Edmonds iAOgieclci, P. Sima, T. Kalivoda, H. Lininger, G. Kubeja, M. Johnson r. urger. R. Hatch, T. Slow, P. Moslcalczylc, G. Domico, J. Haburslcy, C. Donnell R. Minier. 'X sqy - -144.1 in MJ X ' .'.' 'N .Xp I 3 . . ,..fiL'iQg f : , emo -. I Q, ff an ' ,J .jn',tf: . ' I ri .,, lx BAND The East High School Band con- sists of the concert band and the marching band. The marching band is a joint unit composed of both the senior and junior groups. This was the band that performed on the loot- ball Field during the halves and ac- companied the cheering in their songs. Throughout the football season, the marching band rehearsed in front of the school at 7:30 A. M. three mornings a weelc. The concert band, consisting of the senior group only, presented the second portions ol the Winter and Spring concerts. The organization played at Gridley and Tech High Schools, and was chosen to march at the Thanksgiving Day East-West game. ORCHESTRA One of the progressive groups of East l-ligh School is the orchestra under the direction ol Mr. Burger. lt is good wholesome work with a very serious side to it. The idea of the orchestra is to make better musi- cians of those who play an instrument. The orchestra has played before the Strong Vincent, Lawrence Park, Academy, and other school assem- nlies. lt presents two annual con- certs, one in the spring and one in winter. With the start the orchestra has made for itself, it has become one of East's finest organizations. ,SJ1maielZaPerlcins, C. Chonaclci, G. Damico, ,l?A.R-ieidileyhleslixtzfiigrftglg.Pancerev, J. Chojnaclci, E. Sueta, E. l-leslceth, l- Cflsfedf B- KGVDCY, R- Cl10lf1dCl4i, K. Caldwell, T. Kalivoda C, Iqigsgfnlgl-JlTiEE2?terj.JGl.Lc:Jhacz, R. Foor, C. Voss, E. Pencer, V. Som- ? STE? I , :R .rfnlfu lill llfif-' '56 p l Kfhgifuhx I I A . 3339. 'rf- if ' T , Standing L to R , ' Seated 'lst row: 41? . 3rd row: - p A 40' Top Row 4. R. Kibler, R. Hatch, J. Buczynslci, C. Balcera, J. Barlelcoii, J. Bixby. Witlcowslci, R. Barth, A. 3. J. Leto, W. Bond, R. Norman, J. Rhodes, S. Simon, P. Melnitslcy, M. Dench, A. Klins. 3. P. Smith, D. Nolan, P. Sima, R. Swanson, R. Skonieczlca, A. Pancerev, P. Maclfienzie, Mr. Burger. 9- R- Anderson, D- Sexduer, G. Garn, J. Bosnalce, M. Johnson, E. Fuller, J l-lamm D Johnson F Ste henson ' I . , . D . 'l. T. Bugehnhagen, E. Bassham, J. Eggleston, T. l'-laburslci, C. Donnell, P. Minier, P. Jones, J. Ragen, R. Paterniti. l I i 14, , THE JUNIOR BAND The Junior Band, sometimes re- Ferred to as the training band, is composed of about forty Junior High boys. lts main purposes is to train boys for the Senior and Marching bands. It takes in many boys who have never used an instrument and turns them into lirst class musicians. lt meets everyday in the band room. Some ol these boys are attached to the marching band as Flag bearers and honor guards. lt is under the guid- ance ol William Burger, East l-ligh's Saxophone-playing band master. 4' Editor in Chief .... Assistant to Editor .... Faculty ......... incidentally ... Organizations . .. Seniors ....... Sports ......... Llnderclassmen . . Typists ......... Faculty Advisors . .. ffd v 't -nd JQ ' Q! SUNRISE Standing L-R W. Warzeski, C. Voss, A. Lively, R. Brown, D. lszory, D. Sommervllle, F. Schulze, G. Beskid, T. Baranowski. Sitting L-R P. Tenpas, R. Roberson, E. Shay, M. Karle, S. Gardner, M. Powell, A. Stupelc, S. Kelley, D. Blair, S. Payl, R. Macoslco. SUNRISE STAFF Editorial Department . .Earl Shay Phyllislenpas Rita Brown,ShirleyGardner . . . . .Marjorie Powell, Dolores lszory, Robert Roberson Sue .lane Rayl, Charlotte Voss, Walter Warzeski .. . .. Rose Macoslco, Sally Kelley, Doris Somerville .. . Donald Blair, George Beslcid, Fredericlc Schulze . . . . . . Margaret Ann Karle, Theresa Baranowslci ........ . . . . . . . .. Audrey Lively, Alice Stupelc Miss Betts, Miss Gerboth, Miss Lillis, Mr. Munz ,I .at z..-. XxY ef? , 7 eixxxxxxxxxxxivxi any um 1 fc 'fi-X ' ' 311 8 ,f'4W'ig: Q. X , ' ' Ulf, wif f fzf .'ttS'i -5 x 3 , .QM , I. I A Q? Q gif.,-1 1 c' sr A i i r 2 2 .. Art Editor ..... Assistant Editor . Cover Design ... ART STAFF F. Janis, l. Krivonalc, J. Fuller, A. Uhrmacher, M. Thomas, D. Wyatt, B. Bowes, J. Guth, D. Pretz, R. Deutsch. Scarlet ............ Remember When Faculty ..,...... Seniors ....... Underclassmen .. Ulnciclentlyi' .. Athletics ...... Organization .... 'ai' , tnnillf- t ART STAFF .. lrene Krivonalc, ,,-- -i Alfred L 6 I fe, Q WZ fly! H ,AA ' 144.111 ff I 1 lf K ' ff lk fp ll' r '25 'F T 4 - ' fn, 5 ' . 1 . ,WG P1-1 W- ' uf! - LY W, gl i w A I 5 A ,Q ' ,F All if A T' PM f Qf- ff fax' I In I 2 X-X 5 i lj 11 A Sli, P- , , J i, -, f .Q if - a.1.4,. A ' ',f.-, f - f 'OW ' ' Zu 0, 3q4'1..nfff vw. .f ,f ' I 1 X . . N , W f' , ' i - ,.-. I ,i f' 5 ' ' . , , ,. I, .4 ,Q f fp up-na'-Q EZ .. . .. Gerald Fuller .. . Alfred Llhrmacher . . . .... Marion Thomas Delores Pretz Uhrmacher, Florence Janis Gerald Fuller Marion Thomas . . . . Betty Bowes Josephine Guth ... . Allred Uhrmacher ,..... Delvie Wyatt ,JW nur Top Row 3. M. Szulecki, A. Yates, V. Szulecki, M. Gundacker, N. Petroff. 2. C. North, E. Spilko, M. Ciotoli, A. George, R. Shaffer. 1. G. White, J. Giszcysdi, A. Bernat, T. Lukaszewski, V. Amendola, CHEERLEADING When football season begins you can find the Cheerleaders practic- ing after school to make their part of every football rally and game a success. Besides doing the rand job of cheerleading, they displaayed their talent in the half-time football shows they sponsored with the Drum and Bugle Corps, Twirlers, and Band. Later in the year, they worked hard to give the basketball team added inspiration. ln the spring the Cheer- leaders undertook to perfect their cheers, make-up new ones, and train new members. Requisites for mem- bership are: a good personality, an active interest, and a better-than- average report card. Mrs. Beatrice Shevick is the patient advisor of this fine group. -:ix 1 f Q il '4 I 1,2645 F. Schulze. .af W. r E sf' . .4 M . ,it-as-Sy f 43 tx 4 - p. K h I D. vic , . zymcza. l L :Se l T it ii iz s it is X. I ks . Top Row ixshnlsthleg. Boltbh,aT. Jawdlrlbivskii P' Tl10mP50f1i P- RCW: S' Dunst' 7635! A 'fair ' 3l. B. Deutsch, M. Canella, F. Trabeffi K- Bosnalfef K' Gomolelfoll' V' Garber Ky T 9. l. Powell, S. Dunn, A- Camo, C- Klmlt' p TUrOWSl4l' E' Slscchl W. d I I 1. J. Jeska, E. Moroskyi J- Decaflof D SaCl SOn' J' BO'koW'alf' ' le er Z 't Y Aggti L. Schuller. x..,y,tqg - - wi.,-gif. Q x XX' t Q-fp' Q - vii 'V 1 ' ze.. :q,,a'k . 'I f Sf? THE BATON CLUB The Baton Club which includes some of the most skillful lasses of East High School is compsoed of about 40 Seniors and Junior l-ligh School girls. lt meets on Thursday and Fridays in the large Gym. These girls practice with the Drum and Bugle Corps and some of the more experienced ones perform at football and basketball games, participate in parades and perform in the Eastca- pades. Some of these girls act as flag bearers and color girls with the Drum and Bugle Corps. This very colorfull grup is under the guiding hand of Miss Katherine Pille. THE TOM TOM An extremely small Journalism class made up the Tom Tom Staff, the East High Newspaper. School news, social events, sports, gossip, and general features are published in the student paper. Although the staff is composed mostly of eleventh and twelfth graders, some tenth graders with writing ability may be admitted. The Tom Tom was published month- ly during the first semester, when the well organized staff published an issue every three weeks for the re- mainder of the year. All of the typing is done during the sixth period by volunteers and mem- bers of the staff. The Tom Tom is now directed by Miss Eleanor Young. v 5 sf Standing. B, Kubasilc, C. Ring, l-l. Green, A. Pietrasanta. Miss Eleanor Young. Sitting. E. Smialek, J. Neckel, F. Beblco, S. Pinta, E. Czerwinski, G. Lesnoff, H. Parker. ,, ,. , ffff Ykvw jfliff' I 1 1' Q V 4' ft ,l PALACANVA The Palacanva, a newly organized art club, is composed of ten members who show exceptional ability in art work. They met every Monday from three to four o'cloclc in the art room. The club worlced in different Media--water color, finger painting, etc., and sketched scenes at the foot of Lighthouse Street. They also painted the windows in the children's room at St. Vincent's Hospital before Christmas. Palacanva means palette and canvas. The group is under the leadership of Miss Lillis. D. Wyatt, J. Guth, F. Janis, l. Krivonalc, M. Thomas, J. Fuller, R- Deutschf AfUl 1 Cl 'f Standing: M. Gundaclcer, C. Joint, M. Reed, J. Breyley, B. Sample. Sitting. J. Wiedenhaefer, P. Tenpas, M. Powell, M. Gaslcin. M-CLUB CABINET President ................ Phyllis lenpas Vice President .,... Joyce Wiedenhaeler -N X Secretary ....... ....... M arge Powell X Trqdgurer ............ Bet? ADH Elltzf. . X Program Chairman ........ harlene Joint Service .....,..... Mary Lou Gundalcer Worship ....... ....... B eth Sample Social ...... .... P eg Gasltin Historian ... ...Jane Breyley Q Music ..... .. Nlarilvn Reed l fs. M CLUB This year the Club was fortunate in having as their main advisor Miss Margaret Parker. Miss Parlcer, together with the cabinet planned a wide variety of programs. Few girls lcnow that the M Club of East is the same as the Girl Reserves of other schools. From the lndian word Melces- senahaweanu we take the capital This complete word means friendship. The organization is loolcing lor- ward to the day when all girls will take an active part in malcing their community a better place in which to live. Top Row 4. M. Pancerev, E. Sueta, C. Ester, J. Stark, R. Milner, D. Herron, T. Rigley, C. Welsh. 3. R. Kubeja, J. Polanski, J. Gido, E. Czerwinslci, G. Pianlca, G. Beslcid, W. Warzeski. 9. A. Pietrasanta, E. Leo, B. Kubasilc, R. Krysialc, R. Grabinslci, W. Swanson. 1. R. Manning, J. Reinhold, W. Nelson, R. Seidl, E. Shay, N. Lecker, T. Lavery. THE Hl-Y CLUB The Hi-Y branch of East High is under the supervision of William Bannister. The club, which is,a fraternal organization, has its mem- bership drive at the beginnin of each semester. For the good! ol the club, only a select Fifteen are initiated. Tuesday is the meeting clay, but additional sessions are often called by the president or advisor. The feature of every regular meeting is a program arranged by the social committee. By giving variety to the weekly sessions, attendance is in- creased. lts purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and com- munity, high standards of Christian characterf C - J 55.2. Ny. ' 'Nz K . I Y - X 'I Xxxfsw 1' l if 4 ' f sf li N' ' t iff. fax. N I :QW ' at-'fav' ' Y ,. .. .,., . , .Y 4 227 X UL XTLJI Filz DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS East High's Drum and Bugle Corps, organized to provide a means of ex- pression for musically inclined girls, enjoyed an unusually successful year under Mr. Kellogg's expert guidance. After Mr. Kellogg had arranged the numbers and each section had prac- ticed its own part separately, drum majorettes rehearsed the entire en- semble in Room 29. Preparatory to a football game or a special program, the corps drilled with the twirlers on the football field. Besides their traditional marching in parades, an- nual Eastcapades appearances, and clever performances at football games, the roup this year set a precedent by pTaying during the halves at home basketball games. Top Row 4. M. Curtain, M. Lynch, C. Moore, B. Trout, A. Mizak, L. Delinski, D. Per- ' .. V kins, A. Miller. v Q If l 3. E. Sisco, K. Reed V. Wood, P. Ledwick, I. Miller, J. Rullman, J. Constable, I 1 X F. Szepietosky, L. Sonney, K. Gomolekoff. V 1 R E Q. C. Cornwall, C. Thornton, O. Vogel, M. Heidt, R. Nemergut, J. Crowley, V A A NR -.X M, Petak, M. Brewer, B. Harrington. fl A 5 ' j r 1. B. Etter, l. Spinelli, M. Schmitt, L. Markow, D. Mankowski, D. Spillet, f f ' 1 ' ' J. Sicari, R. Nowling, D. Gaither, M. Rising, H. Mazzie. , -'25,- THE JUNIOR HI-Y The East Junior Hi-Y Warriors iss an organization of boys in the seventh, eighth and ninth grades under the supervision of the Y.M. C.A. 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Selected Milk Ka All Quality Dairy Products. ERIE F ORGE 8z STEEL CO. Try a quart of Golden Guernsey Milk Erie, Pa- There is none better SANIDA Milk Ice Cream Products of SANITARY FARMS DAIRY Erie, Penna. Erie owned Erie operated Your Preparation For the Business Field Is Now A Matter of Prime Importance To become employable you MUST now be well prepared. Our courses have met the enthusiastic endorsement of State and National Busi- ness School Organizations. Our graduates have the approval of the Employing Public in business and profes- sional organizations. A catalog will be mailed you on request. Erie Business College , .ai 220 West Ninth Street Erie, Pennsylvania Greetings from BILLY SIMPSON POST 470 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE U. S. A. and FOREIGN WAR VETERANS CLUB We I Congratulate The Graduating Classes of 1946 On their Splendid Scholastic Record And wish them A Continued Success Bees GLASSCO' I iili I 'Paint' Headquarferst l3m fn State Streets SNYDER PASTRY SHOPPE 202 West 29th Street Phone 93-126 Erie, Pa. E. Sz A. DOUBET Jewelers 10th and Holland Streets 202 E. 10th Street Phone 54-242 Erie, Penna. THE STANDARD STOKER COMPANY, INC. Erie, Pa. Compliments of Eckerd's Prescription Drug Stores 706-832-1109 State Street Erie, Pa. ECOMA nw l l Y, Ice Cream and Milk ERIE COUNTY MILK ASSN. Phone 22-255 ERIE Insurance Exchange Keep Erie Dollars at Work in Erie, Dollars at Work, Means Men at Work AUTO AND FIRE INSURANCE FOR LESS Compliments of Malcolm O. Shreve If Palace Hardware House Sports Dept. Erie Optical Company Cooperating With the Athletic Ac- 823 Peach Street t1v1t1es of Er1e's Schools for the past 30 years. Our Congratulations to this year's Class . . . 913-15 State Street Phone 22-211 Pelham Electric Manufacturing Corp. Manufacturers of Switchboards - Switchgear Panelboards Erie, Pa. 1 lil 4, lllglacx an ,C of BOSTON STORE Hill Mill Ice Cream Company Makers of VELVET ICE CREAM Hill Mill Dairy Stores Subsidiary of Hill Mill Ice Cream Co. Main Office: 212-214 E. 8th St. Erie, Pa. Phones: 23-651-23-652 Compliments of J. F. Brittain ' Distributors of CLETRAC CRAWLER TRACTORS Best Wishes to the Seniors of '46 8001 Glenwood Park Ave. Phone 69-442 Erie, Pa. Corsages for Parties and Weddings Darling Flower Shop Mable Darling 108 West Seventh St. Phone 43-242 Erie, Penna. S Pulakos Candy 926 State Street Zink's Cleaners 43 Year's Service 110 East 6th Street Swan Compliments of son Tool Kz Machine Products, Inc. 814 East Sth Street G , C lnsligc usive X B-oper PROTECTION , Pays . lnsgrgainst X ' Matt F leischmann 2611 Parade Street READ THE TIMES Times Publishing Co American Sterlizer Company Erie, Pa. I. D. McQuistion Company 1421 Erie Trust Bldg. TROY LAUNDRY 416 State Street Commercial Blue Print and Supply Company Blue Prints - Direct Line Prints Photostats - Tracing Reproductions 807 State Street CONGRATULATIONS ! Laurel Hill Cemetery INC. On the Grubb Road COne mile south of Ridge Road? Housewife Bakery and Charles Restaurant IT'S SO RICH-TAKES LESS PER CUP Don-De Coffee ' Sunny K 2 V , ' C Acres The Original l 'S - Riding L Academy Baumann Brothers Phone 85-482 Remember us for your Hay Ride and Sleigh Ride Party Learn to ride and Keep Fit L. E. ULRICH Harborcreek, Pa. 638-644 East Fifth Street Phone 22-253 Erie, Pa. Frontier Cake Shop 1650 West 8th St. Phone 23-090 Erie, Pa. Highest Quality Baked Goods Kelly Studios Cameras - Supplies - Films Finishing 14 E. 10th St. Erie, Pa. Ralph R. Riehl Real Estate and Insurance First Mortgage Loans 9th and French Sts. Erie, Pa. Kimmel 8: Son SHOES - HOSIERY - BAGS 76 Years At the Same Location Corner 17th and Sassafras Sts. C. H. Collman Dr. R. H. Collman Optometrists Masonic Building Erie, Pa. 4 ENJOY Sterling Milk 3380 Peach St. Phone 99-691 Phone C6-128 A. O. Johnson, Mgr. 12th Street Skating Rink The Rink of Refinement 12th and French Erie, Pa. Open Evenings 8 to 11 except Mon. Mat. 2 to 4:30, Tues.-Thurs. Sun. - Members Only - Phillips Fruit Company 16th and State Erie, Pa. Wholessale Fruit and Vegetables Leo Schlaudecker Co. INSURANCE 25 East 8th Street F elheim Lumber Company Lumber and Mill Work Erie, Pa. Blue White Perfect Diamonds Elgin - Hamilton - Bulova The Waltham Watches QUALITY SPECIALTY SHOP , , of Erie Wllbur A. Davis JEWELER Glhe 1 all ras. u. Phone C57-140 Erie, Pa. :H 2 B QI 107 West 10th St. - Times Square Jo1N THE . . . Y. M. C. A. Make it your downtown Headquarters The Rusterholtz Co. Imperial Washable Wall Paper Distinctive Lighting Fixtures Venetian Blinds 1105 State St. Erie, Pa. The Best Workman is the Union Workman Buy Union Made Goods. Demand The Union Label at all times. Erie Central Labor Union A F L CLEANERS AND DYERS 402 W'. 3rd St. Phone 22-987 Cold Storage Vault on Premises For Music on Records, it's THE RECORD BAR 12th and state Phone 77-soo FINE JEWELRY that can be bought with confidence worn with pride, and enhance your dress will always be found at 1 1 16 5 Qafffowif' 24 W. 10th St. -- Next to Shea's L. Press 8: Co. Sporting Goods Men's Shoes and Outdoor Clothing 1206-16 State Street Erie, Pa. Weil-McLain Co. LEARN TO BE A COMPTOMETER OPERATOR Short Course. Reasonable Tuition Free Employment Service. The Comptometer School 722 Commerce Bldg. Phone 45-464 Dr. R. W. 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