East High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1947 volume:

.-4. ' L ,gg 1v-H ,JH ,Wiki 4 ,Il 41,-Q, - ' -'9' 4 n -I , -Q W 1 ' ' + . 4 x P as 1 ff W SWMHSE 01 EI-HST HIGH SCHWL ERIE, FA. H947 DEDICATION During the years that East High School has been forming her traditions, she has been serfued by four principals who have enriched our school life by their inspiration and courageous assistance. Therefore, the Class of 1047 dedicates this Sunrise to . . . C. W. MCNARY who laid a firm foundation for his successors. JOHN W. RAY 'whose' radiant personality stimulated students for eighteen years. W. EDWIN cooN f L2'll0Jf.'. sincerity encouraged high standards 0 citizenship. H. D. LEBERMAN 'who already has profved a true friend. C. W. McNary John W. Ray 1919-1921 1921-1939 346. H. D. Lebefman W. Edwin Coon 1946 -4 1939-1946 FOREWORD We, the class of I047, honored as the tfwenty-fifth June graduating class, fwish to consciously recollect the things that have made our Alma lklater great. U'ithin the epic period between the classes of 1023 and 1047, remarkable strides have been made. Our school has increased not only in enroll- ment, but also in tlze quality and quantity of the courses ofered. We are justly' proud of this progress. Other notable changes have taken place also. The sports department has developed from one baseball team into an all-inclusive year round program, and the history classes are now discussing atomic control rather than the Washington Conference. In the halls, one sees sweaters and skirts instead of the loose fitting, lofw-fwaisted frocks of yesterday. Using an hourglass as a background, 'we have tried, in developing our theme, to portray this marked contrast between the age of flappers and the age of bobby' soxers. Yet, fwe can never paint a true picture for, in spite of the difference in years, there are too many common bonds linking 10.23 with 1047. life both regard ourfflma Zllater 'with loyalty and venerationj 'we both thrilled to the strains of ZVIay the Scarlet and Grey Float o'er Us ,' and 'we both faced gradua- tion with mixed feelings--regret for tlze end of the carefree happiness of school life and anticipation for the adventure before us. To the Class of '23, fwesexpress our appreciation for the precedents which it so fwisely established. This is our heritage. Our only hope is that five can do no less. FACULTY Norman MacDonald Augusta Ge:-both Assistant Principal Assistant Principal ,If Florence Stoltz Bernadine Chessley Clerk Clerk my 3 f . its k K 6 ' if 1 H , A , U., .5 1 1 , .47 V .Q Mai ,K ' ' J K- ii ' P 5 J Walter Anderson Robert Arrowsmith Adeline Bachman Industrial Arts lllfllflr Nlathematics junior Mathematics ... V 1 tw C. 'WW 3' C or RQQAA ff, kiwi w 1 is ftttn, nfl X Kathryn Barber Elizabeth Behan Florence Betts Merchandising English English Marie Boyer. Esther Bryan Teresa Burns junior Mathematics Xvnrld History English eanette Causgrove joseph Christoff Catherine Christoph English Senior Mathematics Civics William Bannister Biology Adeline Blair Cumxne rcial iff' Clara Carlson History Dorothy Christoph Ilnwinemaking-l'lnthing A-i .3 l . 1, '4 ' I Nord Cofini junior Trades George Giesler Instrumental Music James Hyde Boys' Athletics rfiif A Dorothy Davies If S. llistory George Grignol Geography are Q i vi? Michael Ferrare Social Studies Ralph Harbold F. S. History-P.0. D Fred Jameson YVoml wn rk ing Evelyn johnson English i . - 4 .4 - I-. Q Q fi P Raymond Gardner General Science W? C? Mary Louise Healy Hmnemaking-C'mikinp5 .X Walter jordan Drafting Alice Jose Gertrude King Minnetta Kuperman Tekle Laffel' Librarigm Engligh fiengrgphy junior Mathematics Claire Lillis Senior Art 1 Ruth Milloy Latin Frank Pettinato Boys' Swimming Avis Putnam Typing - fi C X Laura Miles Mary McMahon Clyde Merrilees junior Domestic Arts English Bookkeeping Margaret Parker Vocational Home Economics Howard Mischler Gilbert Mlm! Social Studies Ph5'5lC5 kg -ununniaw Wilford Pomeroy General Science Katherine Pillg Claudia Piotrowslci Girls' Athletics lint-IllSl1 A4 Donald Ricart Cecelia Rybinski Harold Scot! Vocal Instruction Languages commercial 1 fl' 3 1. 4 Y Sarah Spetz Bilhlugy W- S -af, ,I . N., 'od 4 5 fa ean Valm Betty Wal.e W Wynn Warren Eleanor Young hm sulmmmg Eng., 1-h 'Viathemanc Engligh -.1 J nr ,uw IK J' I .gn n.-9 .,, 1 .-5 i t , ,. L r Jfv' J , .' 'gil . - fs.. ff A Aw. , XE' A .n 4 ,' 1, , 4,4 ' 4 Ee isijjf' 'x u ' ',- 'ff 4-.ik rj 4,353 7 o : - -' , v .. ', ' 'lr ' .157 W ,Q ' 'a ' , - A 1 42, J 9 vp 1L,L. ,Q , K , Q . . 1 gt, . . 'a 'r Au- 1 f Woof! Woof! AS My V . 1 'X 'f '4v.w ln .-'Ja I' .f 1' .yr 14 - '- ANU How, th W th 7 Come Up and See Me Sometime s e ea er. 4 A1 Just Resting Legs! Makin' Passes. Eh 1' n't I l'ul'ty? Hot Dog fm? ' ' if -.Q Lf f ...., ? :' ,, KL sy .J , Sweet Adeline SIENWRS I E SENIORS Class Officers President-Bernard Kubasik Vice-President-Vilma Alo Secretary-Dolores Mazanoski Treasurer-Doris Somerville Adamczyk Al A. General Intra. Basketball 4, 3, Eastcapades 4 Alo Vilma Anderson Adamczyk Theresa M. Merehandi.fing M Club 4 Drum 8: Bugle 2 xv' IC , Barber George P. , lmdemie Choir 3, 2 lI1-X 4, 3, 2, Sec. 4,3 Cabinet 4 XVater Polo 4, 3 Rose Marne General Commerrml M Club 4, 3 Class Vice-President 4 Nl Club 4, Claw Secretary 3 k'l1 Baker Allan R. General Vllater Polo 4, 3, 2 Baranowski Therese C. Academic Sunrise 4, 3 Nl Cluh 4, 3 College Club 4 Barr Louise 0. Crm mf C-irl-' Chorus 4, 3,2 National Honor Society 4 'Nat1'onal Honor Soeiety 4, 3 Bebko Donald F. Academic Hi-Y 3, 2 will f I 'E A- Bielec Rita J. Commercial M Club 4 Volleyball 4 Beill 4 Leo P. A fadem IIC Football 4, 3, 2 Track 4, 3, 2 Hi-Y 4, 3, 2 Basketball 2 Cabinet 3 Choir 4, 3, 2 Bender dr Robert L. Academic Football 4, 3, 2 Basketball 3, 2 Track 4, 3 Baseball 4, 3 Belczyk Gertrude V. General Nl Club 4 Bernsley Doris R. Commercial Club 4, 3, 2 Tumbling 2 Tom Tom 4 Behrcndt Fred W. . In l1lc'1r1fc,' ,Al ll Black Jean General M Club 3 'Nationa Cheerleading l Honor Sorzety ,la I 'National Honor Soczety 4 L Blossey Lois M. Commercial M Club 4, 3, 2 Tom Tom 4 Eastcapades 4 Q Butt Jacqueline A. Commercial Girls' Chorus 4, 3, 2 M Club 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 3 4 Bowes Betty M. General Palacanva 4, 3 College Club 4, 3 M Club 4, 3 Sunrise 4,,3 Buerger Charlene A. .4r'udc'mic M Club in Brueckner Elva MCl'ChHl1dI.Sif1g M Club Burkholder Ronald W. General gum , Bonante Evelyn N. C om mercial Brasington Charles Academic Football 4, 3, 2 Basketball 4, 3, 2 Track 2 L :IAKYIUIADIILII Honor Society 4 National Honor Society 4, 3 Brewer 1 Myrtis Academic Club 4, 5. Z llrum K llnglc- 4, 3, 2 Culvim-t l Vice-Presinlem 4 Eastcupzules 4, 3, 2 Class Play Cielinski Connie M. General M Club 4 Masquers 4 Class Play Brown Beeman James R' Gordon R. ,-Icaden11'c' Afadcmic Eastcapades Class Play Cermak Chojnacki John D. john D. . A d ' ffcademlc Ca emu , Band 4, 3, 2 Radim 1, 3, 2 Orchestra 4, 3 Choir NVater Polo 4 Breyley 4 Jane C. , hademir M Club 4, 3, 2 College Club 4 Masquers 4, 3 Ciotoli Mary R. Com mercial Cheerleading 4, 3, 2 -AM Club 4, 3, 2 Choir 4, 3, 2 Card Committee 4 ,x:JNYlIll'0l1tII Honor Soc1'c'ly 4 WNut1'om1l Honor Society 4, 3 Cristea Irene Academic Orchestra 4, 3, 2 College Club 4, 3 Cheerleading 4, 3 M Club 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 4, 3 Damico Richard A. General Choir 4, 3, 2 Track 3 Curry Ellen General '-M Club 4 College club 4 Czupkowski Theresa C. Merchandising '-M Club 4, .1 Czerwinski F Edward J. Academic Class President 3 Cabinet 4, 2, Pres. 4 Masquers Pres. 4 Hi-Y 4, 3, 2, V.-Pres. 3 Tom Tom Ass't. Ed. 4, 3 Class Play Damico Betty j. Merchandising Choir 4, 3 M Club 4, 3, 2 Drum 5: Bugle 2 Crynock Marie E. Commercial --M Club 4, 2 Dardenne George H. Academic Intra. Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 4, 3 Baseball 4 Track 4 'National Honor Society 4 National Honor Society 4, 3 Davis Phyllis E. C om mercial HM Club 4, 3, 2 Drum 8: Bugle 4, 3 Eastcapades 4, 3 Dorich Agnes M . C 0 mn1ei'z'ial --M Club 4. 3, 3 flass Play W4 l Dengel Rose H. Merchandising M Club 4, 3 Girls' Chorus 3, 2 DiBuono Cecilia A, Mercliandising Orchestra 4 M Club 4, 3 String Class 4 .L Detzel Charles G. General Choir 4, 3 President 3 Football 4, 3 Basketball 4, 3, 2 Txack 4, 3, 2 Baseball 4, 3 DiCarlo Dolores General M Club 4, 3, 2 Drum 81 Bugle Z College Club 4 'W i L. Delinski Louise A. Commercial Drum 8: Bugle 4, 3 Eastcapades 4, 3 M Club 2 Dunston Laurestel Gcncral ' Nl Club 3 'National Honor Society 4 lllfll National Honor Society 4, 3 Dymski Dorothy L. C om mercial --M Cluh 4, 3 Girls' Chorus 4, 3, 2 Am- 1 ,...-4 George Angeline P. Merchandising M Cluh 4, 3, 2 Cheerleading 2 Choir 4, 3, 2 x Federoff Tim Academic Hi-Y 4, 3 VVater Polo 4 Swimming 4 Gardner Eleanor M. Commercial NI Cluh 4, 3, 2 Drum 8: Bugle Majorette 4 Twirling 3, 2 Tumbling 4, 3, 2 Easicapades 4, 3, 2 Fryer 1 Janice Commercial '-Mi' Club 4, 3,2 Girls' Chorus 4, 3, Z President 4 Eastcapades 3 Class Play Gardner Shirley A. Academic Sunrise 4, 3 Masquers 4 Choir 4 Girls' Chorus 3, College Club 4, Class Play 2 3 Ellis Bernard M. General ff' Gool Dolores Com mcrcial M Club 4, 3 Girls' Chorus 4, 3, 2 'National Honor Society 4 'Nazional Honor Society 4, 3 .ad Gfabinski 1' Raymond Academic Hi-Y 4, 3 Water Polo 3 Swimming 3 Track 3 Football 4 Cabinet 4 Hatch Wilber B. Academic Orchestra 2 Trmk 2 VVrestling 3 Band 2 undaker Guth Mary L Josephine General General Cheerleading 4, 3, 2 Sunrise Art Staff 4, 3 HM Club 4, 3, 2 HM Club 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 2 Ch0ir 4 Eastcapades 3 Handley as Mary Lou Academic Hanes Sunrise 4 Albert L. Girls' Chorus 4, 3, 2 M Club V.-Pres. 4 Affldffflllf Eastcapades 3, 2 College Club 4 Cabinet 3 Intra. Basketball 4, 3, 2 Green Harriet L. ,fi cad emic Drum 8: Bugle 2 M Club 4 Choir 4 Tom Tom 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 2 Class Play Hesketh Elaine M. Academic Sunrise 4 MT Club 4, 3, 2 Orchestra 4, 3, I College Club 4 Eastcapades 4, 3 'National Honor Society 4 lVat1'ona! Honor Society 4 Hornyak George M. Academic Basketball -I- Basehnll 4 Kan-ney Betty Lou Academic M Club 4, 3, 2 Orchestra 3, 2 Twirling 2 Eastcapades 3 Hunter Kathleen A. General Johnston Charles W. Academic Football 3, 2 Baseball 4, 3, 2 Basketball 2 Intra. Basketball 4, 3, Howell Richard L. Academic Band 2 Huster Betty L. Merchandising M Cluh 2 Girls' Chorus 2 Al N 1- Kantorowski Q Theresa R. C om mercial gy Kershaw Dolores A. Academic Choir 4, 3 HM Club 4, 3, 2 x 'National Honor Society 4 'National Honor Society 4, 3 Klick Charles L. Academic Laslxowslci Man A. General Cross Country 4, 3 Intra. Basketball 4, 3 Track 4 Krahnke N orine E. M erchandzlfin g Girls' Chorus 3, Kubasik ' Bernard A. Academic Class President -l- Niasquers 4, 3, 2 Hi-Y 4, 3, 2 Track 4, 3, 2 Tom Tom 4, 3, 2 Class Play Krebs Margaret A. Academic M Club 4-, 3, 2 Girls' Chorus 2 Choir 4, 3 College Club 4 Eastcapades 2 Kudlock Dorothy A. Merehandi.f1'ng M Club 4 Home Room Pres. Cabinet 3 Komorek Mary B. General liMn 3, 2 Y Lawrence 1- Paul General Card Committee Chairman 4 Nazio1zal Honor Society 4 'National Honor Society 4, 3 Lawrence William R. General Football 4, 3, 2 Track 3 Intra. Basketball 4, 3 Lytle jean R. Commercial M Club 4, 3, 2 Masquers 4 Leo Edward Academic Choir 4, 3 Lucas Catherine A. C om mercial Volleyball 3 Lutsch Ray D. General Bowling 4, 3 Leonard Jean Commercial Leclcer Norman E. General Football -l Swimming Z NVater Polo 3, 'Z Basketball 4 Baseball 4 XVrestling 3 Machinski Helen H, flC'llC'l'lll 'National Honor Society 4 Nati0m1l Honor Soriety 4, Machinski Josephine B. Com fl1C'l'CI.!ll Drum 8 Bugle M Club 4 Marski Theresa Commercial Girls' Chorus 4, Mahon Magoon Gene F. S h V. . ara flcadcmzc C '7'mf f'al Football 4, 3, 2 --MH Club 4, 3 Basketball 4, 3, Z l Baseball 4, 3, 2 Track 4, 3, 2 Marks Manu, Velma A. Helen M' Commercial ,lcademzc MMU Club 4, 3, 2 Cheerleading 3 2 Girls' Chorus 4, 3, , , Nxln Club 4, 3' 2 .rl eaSUl'Cl' 4 Eastcapades 3 n MacKenzie Alan D. General Band 4, 2 Marching Band 4, 2 Orchestra 4, 3 Hi-Y 4, 3 May Evelyn S. General M Clulw 4, 3, 2 Choir 4, 3, 2 'National Honor Society 4 'National Honor Society 4, 3 May Marge A. Mcrrlnzndixfng M Club 4, 3 Tum Tom 3 Mazzie H l B. . e en McCalllon Conzmrzfiul Mary M Cllll' 4. 3. 3 MEI'!'l1UHdf5l'Ug Drum 8: Bugle Malxrette -1- 3 Nl Club 4, 3 J l , Twirlmg 2 Tumbling 4, 3, 2 lfastcapncles 4, 3, 2 Mazanoski Dolores Com nierrfal Class Secretary 4 M Club 4. 3, 2 Mehler M My J- CLTTIO Gweld! Merchandzszng M Club 4, 3 ,,M,, Club 4, 2 Girls' Chorus 2 Miaczynski Theresa M. M t'l'Cl1l171dl.5l.f1 g --M Club 4, Michalak Helen M. Commerrial M Club 4 'Nalionul Honor Society 4 'Nationa1 Honor Society 4, 3 Mikielalci Therese E. Academic M Club 4, 3 College Club 4 L Nelsen Dale E. Academic lntra. Basketball 3 Basketball 4, 2 Golf 4, 3, 2 Football 4, 3 Baseball 4 Morosky l ' L. Morris E sie Patricia L. fffddfmif Gene,-al Twirling 4, 3, 2 M Club 4, Life Saving Neckel Joyce C. Academic Drum 8: Bugle Choir 4 College Club 4 Tom Tom 3 M Club 4, 3 Radio Club 3 3,2 3 2 Tumbling 4, 3, 2 Life Saving 4, 3, College Club 4 Basketball 4, 3 M Club 3 Nei Marjorie L. Commercial M Club 4, 3 Miller Agnes M. Com mercial M Club 4, 3 41 N elsonu Bill A. Academic Choir 4, 3, 2 Vic--President 4, 3 Hi-Y 4, 3, 2 Track 4, 3, 2 Basketball 4, 3, 2 'National Honor Society 4 'National Honor Society 4, 3 Nelson Shirley Merchandisin g M Club 4 Nemergut Rosemarie L. Academic UM Club 2 Drum 6: Bugle 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 4, 3, 2 Niedzielski Ohmgn' Theresa D. Roy erdal Gene: al 4 ,, Football 4, 3, 2 'M Club 4' 3 Intra. Football 3 Basketball 4, 3, 2 Comm Pancerev Frances E. C om mercial Cheerleading 4, 3, 2 M Club 4, 3,2 Girls' Chorus 2 OW' H- ouecka Frances . Ann B Commercial Commercial IKMH 4, 3 r.My1 2 Pancerolf Mary MCI'ChdHdl'5iHg' M Club 4 'National Honor Society 4 National Honor Society 4, 3 Pappas if Georgia A. .1l't1dl'l771-l' Cabinet 3, Treasure Class President 2 Nl Club 4, 3, 2 Nlasquers 4 Cullegc- Club 4 L. Petroff Natalie General --MHC l , ,2 Cheerlezulinil 'll 31 A.. X- Parker Pencer 'lf Harry Elaine F. flmdfmic Afudgmjf Football 4, 2 Orchestra 4, 3, 2 Track 2 M Club 4, 3, 2 Baseball 4, 2 Ma,qut-1-5 4 Basketball 4, Z Qollege Club 4 Tom 'VOID 4, 3 Vice-President 4 Perkins Peg-sgn Doris M. Anna M. General Gfngml Orchestra 4, 3, 2 M Club 4, 3 Drum 81 Bugle 4, 3, 2 Qollggg Club 4 Milsfluefs 2 Masquers 4 Eastcnpacles 4, 3, 2 Parke Joan A. Com 771C'l'fiNl -AM Club 4, 3. 2 Girls' Clwrux 4 als, Y Pianka George E. Academic Swimming 4, 3, 2 Hi-Y 4 3 2 , , VVater Polo 4, 3, 7 :National Honor Sofiffy 4 Nali0nal Honor Svflfly 41 3 Piekanski Florence P, f?0H1I7Il'l'l'lilll M flulm 4 3 7 v i Caliiucr 3 Pxetrasantaa' ff Alfred M Pmtea S lvla S lmdemlf Y flcademlc Cabinet 4 3 Y ice President 3 Trm nlom 4 3 Ed 4 4 College Club 4 'lom Tom 3 2 K uh 4 3 Radio Club 3 Drum 8: Bugle 2 C hon' 4 T acl. 4 3 7 Honor Society Pres 4 Pietras Frank M. . 1l'ddl'777fC' Swimming 4, 3, 2 Yvaler Polo 4, 3, 2 Choir 4, 3, 1 li Ponzy Grace M. Mcrfhundising M Club 4 Plus Pomorskl Patricia A. Alfreda B. 1161111 fmif Com mcrcial 'M Cllll' 'lu Girl, Chorus 4, 3, 2 Card Committee 4 --N179 Club 4 fmx Pretz Delores C. Cn nz n-1c'1'z'll1l Sunrise 4, 3 Nl l'luli 4 l':il:1r:uixa 4, 3 4'iN'utiomll Honor Sofiely 4 'l 'fX'i1t1'0rn1l Honor Sodety 4, 3 Pruzenslci Florence I. Mercluz11rli.ving uw' Club 4, 3 Puscher -Ir Elaine L. Commercial Girls' Chorus 4, 3, 2 MH Cluh 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 3 Class Play Roberson Robert C. Academic Sunrise 4, 3 Intra. Baseball 2 Rah' Radecki .lean A' Eleanor F Commercial Gc,m,,.u1 c.ill'lSY Cl'l0l US 4, 3, 2 Girls! Chorus 4 3 2 ulwl Club 4' 3' Z Vice-President 3 Real' Reid Marilyn E. Jalngs J, Awdfmlf Academic Orchestra 4, 3 M Club 4, 3, 2 Football 4, 2 Swimming 4, 3, 2 Girls' Chorus' 4, 3, 2 Track 4, 3, 2 College Club 4, Pre Eastcapades 4, 3, 2 Sunrise 4 s. 4 Baseball 4, 2 Intra. Basketball 4, 3, 2 Robins Robert F. Commercial Choir 4, 3, Z, Sec'y.-Treas. 4 Glee Club 4, 2 Card Committee 4 Tom Tom 3 Eastcapades 4, 3 'National Honor Society 4 National Honor Society 4, 3 Romance Mary A. Commercial Card Committee 4 A Schaaf Leona F. Mel'z'har1d1'5Iz1g M Club 2 Drum 5: Bugle 3 ' 3 Rovnak Stephen General Football 4, 3, 2 Basketball 4, 2 Intra. Basketball Bowling 2 Sachrison Doris H. General Twirling 4, 3, 2 M Club 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 4, 3, 2 Rydelski Dorothy C om mercial 3 Sawdey Barbara R. C om mercial Sunrise 4 M Club Sec'y. 4 Masquers 4, 3 Cabinet 4 Class Play Honor Society Sec'y. 4 L. Romeki Dorothy I. Merchandising Card Committee 4 M Club 3 ff-A K. Schlipf Shirley A. Commercial '-M Club 4, 3 'National Honor Society 4 National Honor Society 4, 3 Schuller Frances L. Commercial Sunrise 4 Twirling 3, 2 M Club 4, 2 Cabinet 4 Tumbling 4 Eastcapadcs 3, 2 Slow Theodore I. General .4 Seib Dorothy R, General Smialek Edward A. Academic Football 4, 3, 2 XVrestling 4, 3 Track 4, 3, 2 Choir 4 Shaierw Rubyette L. Commercial Sunrise 4 Cheerleading 4, 3, 2 M Cluh 4, 2 Cabinet 3, 2 Tumbling 4 College Club 4 Simon Marva M. General M Club 4, 3, 2 Home Room Pres. 2 Schulzemli Frederick W. Academic Sunrise 4, 3, Editor 4 Cheerleading 4, 3, 2 Masquers Treas. 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 2 Tennis 2 Class Play Shepard Walter C. General Intra. Basketball 4, 3, 2 Track 2 'National Honor Society 4 Natiof1al Honor Society 4, 3 Soloveif Anne M erfh andisin g Ni Club 4 Sonney 'I' Spllko 1 Lorraine A. Elida Somerville Doris M. . lrademic Class Treasurer 4 Orchestra 4, 3, 2 Sunrise 4, 3, Ass't. Ed. 4 College Cluh Treas. 4 M Club 4, 3, 2 Masquers 4 A L Stadler Bernard H. . 1 fade m ic lli-Y 4, 3, President 4 ll':lCk 4, 3 in-'thall 2 ffffldfmlf Commwfnfl Drum 8: Bugle 4, 3, 2 Cheerleading 4 MH Clllb 4 President 4 Eastcupades 4, 3, 2 HM Club 4' 3, 7 Girls' Chorus 2 Spillet S , ll, Ph llis . pme ' Y J Irene E. C om mcrcial , Commernal M Club 4, 2 Girls' Chorus 4, 3, 2 Drum Bugle 4. Basketball 4, 3, 2 Eil5tf3P3d95 4, 3. Home Room Sec. 4 H ' - L Stacheral' Helen E. Commercial Sunrise 4 M Club 4, 3 Tumbling 4 'National Honor Society 4 Natiom1l Honor Society 4, 3 Stark James D. Academic Wresting 4, 2 Hi-Y 4, 3 Play Committe Class Play L Swanseger Albert General Footba , Baskerba , Track 4, 3, Baseball 3, Z Bowling 3, 2 Steinfurth Shirley M. Com mercial Suetaa' 'le Edward Academic Class President 2 Basketball 4, 3 3, 2 Orchestra 4, Golf 4, 3, 2 Band 3, 2 Strenio Paul P, General Golf 4, 3 Glee Club 4 Swanson 1' Marilyn A. Commercial Stazer Charles R. General H i-Y 4, 3 Swartzman Mary L. Commercial Eastcapades 4 M Flub 3, 2 Home Room Pres. 4 'National Honor Society 4 A 'Natiom1l Honor Sociezv 4, 3 Szepietoski Florence B. Arademic Nl Club 2 Drum Sf Bugle 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 4, 3, 2 L Uhrmacher Al A. General Sunrise Art Staff 4 Editor 4 lntra. Basketball 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 4, 3 Palacanva 3 Szulecki Mary Ann S2UlCClil . . Virginia Com rn ercial Com mercial Cheerleading -l, 3, 2, Vice-President 4 M Club 4, 3 Home Room Pres. 3 Play Committee 4 Thomas Mary C om mercial Girls' Chorus 4, 3, 2 M Club 2 M Club 4, 3, 2 Cheerleading 4, 3, 2 Home Room Treas. 4, 3 Thornton Charlotte General M Club 4, 3 Drum 81 Bugle 4, 3, 2 Szparaga Rose Marie T. Commercial A-M Club 4, 3 l Urch Gladys M. Commerrial M Club 4 'National Honor' Society 4 National Honor Society 4, 3 Vaughn Lucy M. Commercial Girls' Chorus 4, 3 Drum 8: Bugle 2 M Club 4 Wickles Marian A. Commercial M Club + Basketball 3, 1 Vollevlwull 3, 2 ' rv W?lfh Ward William E. Norman J Academic Com maria! Waruszewski Walter C. Wasiloff Academic Dana Swimming Mgr. 4' 3, 2 Commercial Water Polo Mgr. 4, 3 ,,M,, Club 4 '-Y HI - 4' 3' 2 Girls' Choru Sunrise 4, 3 Masquers 4 College Club 4 S Vysocke Veda Merchandising M Club 4 Wieczorek Dolores M. Com f71C'I'fllLIl Choir 4, 3 M 'C'lulv 4, 3, Z 'National Honor Society 4 'National Honor Society 4, 3 Wiedenhaefer 'I' Joyce M. C o l71f7ll'l't'fLIl Suu rise 4 Twirling 3, 2 M Club Pres. 4 Eastcapades 3, 3 Class 'Treasurer 2 Tri-Council Pres. 4 Wood Yanko Louise M. Steve H. Commcrriul General Intra. Basketball 4, 3 Will Raymond F. Academic , V 7 'lvyfgiii' LL. 4 A Zamierowski Helen General M Club 3, 2 Girls' Chorus 2 Yates Yuhas Arlene L. Henry Communal Gc,m,,a1 P1 Cluh,4' 3' 2 Basketball 4 cheefleadmg lntra. Basketball 3, 2 Zawacki Irene A. Merchandixing M Club 3, 2 Chorus 2 'Natr'onal Honor Society 4 Nat1onal Honor Society 4, 3 Zawistowski Leona M. General M Club 4, 3 Choir 3 Girls' Chorus 4 Masquers 4 Class Play , 2 3 f Nl. Zelaney Greta C om merciu! M Club 4, 3, 2 Girls' Chorus 2 Masquers 4 ll ? 1. EM zingelm, 0 Genevieve M. Commercial Nl Club 4 ,fm Y. 'Hjfllfeg 1iil':2, lf 113572 1, fb 1. - X X. WY 15 l M4 I M il, rv' f f l I N WN JUNIORS .ff President-Louis Penna T,-easure,--Joanne Bundy Class of 1948 Vice-President-Richard Robasky Secrelary-Ramona Bfchms Home Room 204 ,V 'IPL . ,khk Q K 11-2 me ffl in f'iE1'l ':V?1.iw,i 1' ' auf KS 5 f W L f ., ' . ' ' p 4 , 5 1. at 1 I 1 A 1 71 1 ff fx: I5 A Y 1 -,N J- Oermak W. Laughlin H. Lininger R. Manning R. Place W. Reed C. Uglow D Home loom 216 1 W ' n. K Home Room 101 L C i ,A ..,,,, 4 1 ,W 1. I 1, A 1 11-2 Girl' 11-1 Girls , , V 'ff if . 1' . .WW 1' -1 , x 1 5 el . , I - . C. Vrenna B. Sample F. Abramczyk T. Aloiz P. Bartnik F. Bebko V . N,.! .. .Kuff K ,Ta if! ,K v K A. Borkowski J. Bundy M. Camera D. Cooper V. DeAngelo D, Fatica A. Henry T. jawomwski 1. 1, v 1 if 5-1. C11. :,.f A. justka T. Kacnerski M. Kowalski S. Lassman P. Ledwiclc J. Lewis M. Lubiejewski A. Massucci . . If Q C 511.1 ' , fm ' f 'D - f'--f' ' , 1 in r 1. 1 len - 1 Er. . gafggf in R' A 11. .'5.,f -1123 l L. Meme! r. Michalak W- Mielewski T- OSUOWSH P. Page P. Pascewska T. Pohl M. Rovnak I 1 . nom. Room 207 . 11-1 Girls 1 ' K gf ' i V - .... f . . - - l , - ji, f q v ' 1, 1 ll' .1 , ' ? l' f 4 . l l C ,, 4 , C L f i' Y C l. Szparaga D. Williams V. Amendola B. Barabas R. Bechtos R. Beck D- Bell . , V, ,A,.,, T Vi,. . ,... Q ,N . Z. A 1 , , Mg , E. Bitzer . Bosnalxe C. Bucklin A. Camo S. Dardenne J. Damico L. Davey j. DeCarlo B T 1- . V3-V.- N B. Deutsch J. Jeska S L 5 .4 1 I E. Baginski Q 4' , R. Bowen 1. LQ af ' R. Gornall .-' V . R, Robasxy . Baba Q.. 1. 1-1-1+ f- S ,.V' A .V D if ii Q. '-1 ff - i 1 0 ' . '1 1 f 'g? ff' f. .ha 1 S. Dunn S. Dunst j. Dylewski D. Evans D. Feld! S. Hanes C, Harwood L Home Room 110 11-1 B05-5 5 - M. jones M. Machuga A. Patterson G. Adams G. Alexviczh E. All C1800 A- niiv, V1 ' -3, 1 '- V7 , ix -- mx K -L ' M 4 sea- Q , of A ww- . ,Q 'fit U K xx' 4 - .wa V' , 1 X ' . -f f - ix fr ' fa I '. A. Baran R. Barth H. Barlow R, B31-wick J. Beganics E. Bielec R. Borjarski f -1 or - . 145' , . .M .x vw -Q - 1 1 P 1 no , M- V . as is ' I 2 54 1 X ...ii-5zyQ1'2f.Q.i. 1 - vo K K. Caldwell R. Carrick R. Chojnacki C. Chonacki G. Damico R- D610 V- Freeman Q . . 5 -dr fir Q? S S .. 'U ggi' N 73,1 gy-wk 1 9 A R . ff -1111. 1' ' . R -1 .. 4 z .X 1 A fa ,A X 1' ifqdfi ' 1 ' ' ijgifffy P. Gowetsky G. Hesser R. jaskiewicz M. Karr C. Knoebel A. Kosacx F. Pope . 1 , ,, , ome Room 211 .. . 'Q' 4 1 '3 T 1. ,- f 11-1 Girls A S Q . ,I ' W X! 1 , X ' sit H3 t 1 A 1 f -IN 1 ' 1 111 5 ' H. Sherman P, Sima P. Sima S. Simon E. Thomas S. Wlodarczyk . ' , . .- i It 5 - K . .. A l 1 .1 W Q 1 - -1 J- I' Om! B. b0rr R. Hxckman I. Holdnack T. lszkula M. Karmazon N. Kibler an S 1 54' 'Y ,' T P f. 1 1 1' 1 A 1' M- KUClnsk1 D. Kuzminski D. Lawrence j. Lcngshore M. Lynch A. Mack D. Mankowski F. Markiewicz M- Mazwne B. Muivme '1 353' i f' Yurkovich B. Zielonka 'iss ff? 4... il A T. Kalivoda. T. Lavery fl 2 x . C. Oldach M. Pancerev ' H, x C R. Ulbrich W. Vollmer Ilona Room 215 A 11-1 Girls L. Evans L. Pinto H. Pittas . , l J. Snyder E. Sokoloif 1 we sm we 1 T. Napierkowski Home Room 212 11-1 Boys Z A j. Lichacz L. Penna G. White M. Garrity R. Rung P. Sullivan I fi 2. 3 if ff,-' '-flfgs iv K we C ,l ,s I is Qi S. Noak D. Szawczik F. Wasiulewski M. Wnukowaki G. Woldanski . . elv 4 .9 H V, Hansen l AZL' V E. Lubak F. Mando C. Pommer D. Rhodes . W J z...-' 1 ' A A ry 4 . ..,. W. if 3 5, Q. J. Wisniewski T. Widomski G. Hall B. Krahe L. Schreckengost N. Seitzinger C9 P, Thompson J. Trejchel H. Hesketh G. Mattis D. Hunter J. j. McRoskey jackson A. Nelson is , I R. Suminaki R. Szparaga D. Truby R 1 C. Zaleski R. Zamierowski R. Zielonka ar k M, Langin J. Otloff L. Pinto , V M. M. Shaver S. Simon E. Sisco , B E, R. Trohoski l. Vamos E. Vos-4 Q.. . 4 I. Wiederle Home Room 103 104 3011 - I' fe-. 2 . Q F. Dustin W t A j. Marks . ,- 1' R. Tronoski . ix ' W1 D Q L. Sample ., Kia .K 9 M. Davis 8 K. Will F. Zukoff SOPHOMORBS crm of 1949 -S F x 1 , R- Agnew D. Alexander G. Eck C. Evanoff 1 R V. L ' . -a D. Minier F. Moore - l 1 X v , - f - jk .af - an A W G .qi 5 'A ' gl li E. Westerling P, Williams Home Bum I . IGI Girls A K . R. Eelecki 4 1 lf 33 R' J li A ' Akai R- Baileb' M. Brown L. Brugger H. Corbin J. DiBuono V n . Q my Q. . .y.! 3 V1 ., I Q B. Figurski F. Groszkiewicz R. Gustafson W. Janis G. Kubeja if 5' - fsgyi le A M P. Moakalczyk M. Pommer R. Ragen D. Regan Home Rnom 208 1 so-z Boys V' R. Bowen Figurski B. Post . V F H. ,. . sz , .4 1 . i - XYQM, F. Bielanin T. Cassano l. Carlson j, Constable E. Rudenski l f .1 , E. Pastewka . VN .ll M. Curry -44 M. Flangas F. Ivan A. Klemushin L Leshko J, Loader l. Matusik R. Mraz fa' 2 s j. Neth E. Slow a L Q -L Ky . . ., R. Faulhaber r P. Pees M. Buettner Ni D. jaworski ' -i '. Q R. Niedzielski PVR M if 1 W. Demyanovich C. Donnell s was xv an .ur .,..L L ,W .3 ,gg if U D' Orloif L, Peters M, Popoff A. Piatkowslri S. Robison I. Sherman C. Simon .V I K R Q I.. Home Room 120 Q 1 . gm V 3' 5 'Q R R RR : HR fa.. Q. .1-.1 1 '- RR .- YRRRRET R H 551 QL ve- ref... R '- ' 52. Rane A L f ' .- a .. R. Szymczak L. Baranowski A. Barlekoff W. Cooper T. Smith R. Szcmny ,A M 33 A', , 4 ,. . , : L I ' HND., gy.. .. , Q :Iii Jn! F v 1 g A J .. L: ..- It ' J V V , in 4 jf .4L, L' f K f ..,,.' y' K , R .11 R R W , X ' ,L R. Heibel j. Hoffman H. Howland H. Klink P. Kuehner P. Oleksik L. Paluh . .V'- .Z i f. 5 VR x 4 . Hom Room 203 Z lj y RR: - fr .'L' . ,g ' R 10-1 Girls QW 1 V in R ,n, ' if iR a R 1 R R 'R .-hh if 'RRR R2 -V .. . I 4' .1 fig? lx K L, , 1 2 fs W- R. Peterson D. Piatkowski S. Simon W. Walker R. Zybowski M, Bgdnafo ,Vg . ,V A.L. 1 5 K X Y Rig RR R...R - C. Casey M. Dunst M. Fahey M. Feikles R. Hofmann J. Hyzy D. jaworowski F L L .R P Q . K o'. ' -A f'-F RR RR RR' 'RRf R R - A - , .' R R R'f'lf R . 'R v-H. M. Krahnke R. Krainski D. Kucinski C. Lada G. Marsh S. Moeki E. Nemergut Ja. 1 --71' R' .f, 'Tv H ' 'W' 21' '. R 'RRR R , . .... 1 1 R.A.,. ff. RRL' R R. Olszewski M. Schreckengost E- Vamos 1- Bixby J' Buqynski DR Bugenhagen fm'-. . V f ' .- R Rm? ink Q - ,. A .., . ,H S f..g Q. 2 ? , aw ' s T. Edmonds L. Freeman L. Godmaire T. Haburskb' R' Hatch E' Kulesn 1... . V 1 J. Leto lt: M U0 ll-I Qi Y x Q ,iii V . -f will R. Lijewski A 124 of N. M. Alder J. Daniels O. Ekimotf .Am 4443! I ' - D J. Mocosko A. Miller P. Palmer M. Petak -if - 9 . . f - 1 A f A D. Whelpley V. Wood .,.. K. Q.. . A. . . .l- Gemler R. Guelcher L4 h E. Lukaszewski P. Manvxlle lr 3 . 4 kh I L ,K 1 1 .I I .1 0 T. Lojewski T. Michol W. Rosinski C. Torok M. Wisnievl'ski R. Y3Ple 1 A . Q. Q . ' ,. q any .ai 1 4, 5 l A 3 A plz, . I L b 1 f 'f . A , iw DSM 1' E. Benecki R. Bernatowicz B. Boltos j. Bugenhagen D. Crishock M. Curtin . K . I -T di Lk .4 I i .W . ri? Lf- .ggi -7 I f-P, 5 Q 13, . X K ' . M. Federoff K. Gomolekoff W. Hunter A. Killmaier A. Lewis M, Lillbefg . 3 U A 'F ,L 5' 1. 1 -f va ' . .- ffl E. Miller I. Miller M. Milner A. Wizak K. Morosky R. Nowling r 4 L i 2.5 '-' Sq' U M g : Mfg A . . o T U. Savage D. Schultz N. Shay V. Sokoloff B. Traut j. Wagner Home Ronm 301 I 4 10-1 Gu-In , Q, , . l I- an . 'xv ' -. K l 5 ' , ' lx M. Boderocco R. Borkowslri T. Bula l. Domowicz S. Draheim 1. V I A , . 4. - if ' J ' B L... . .Q 2,3 1 P . if , . -,an I 5 . vfffi Li S51 li 1 3 T. Haley L. Houston B. Huegel A. Koper D. Laskey D. Liocano K4 -bl J .1 ' P. McLaughlin E. McNeill S. Mehler M. Morelli 3 . .45 l ' R. Muhleck M. Nehr Airgood, Roberta za iiii' Q V i A: 'M E with or . . Q .S ,,, ', , , - , i f U :- , fl 5 , ij' - , I X 'l any A 1:2 M ., K 7 R. Niedzwiecki P- Pope L- Rectenwald B- Ros Ross M. Schnee T. Slomski R. Stawniak L Home umm 302 . . n 'va , . . Q an A , QV. 10-1 Girls S 'J-'S i ' . f j ' ' if .R A . at Q . ' -H S 2- 'zo I' Taccone I- TCXTY J. Betts H' Cagara J, Chadde,-don P. Cochran M. Conley ser.. -at , , c ... I M' Fabin A' Fayak V' Gafbef V. Hayden Lafferty S. Lepkowski M. Lipinski A. Mai' . , S .... .... p J V J. el. .Q ,iii ,QW Q ea ly 1 3, - irff7,,,i'f.i?'. ,gg S. Rice L. Robins B. Shepard F. Shuta V. Somerville D. Spillet J. Stearns M- S1129 Y Avg. P .Hz kk. K kkhr M F. Tribe!! R. Turowsk V. Vollant C, Thompson 9-2 Girls Tmnillin, Audrey' Lewis. Helen Kimmy, Vircel Chase, Donald Home Room 13 Bassham, Delores Colley, Marilyn Diiienbacher, Joyce Galaski, Rose Marie Green, Barbara Green, Nancy Heintz, Jean Marie Lewis, Lucille Neckel, Shirley Orloii, Anita Pastore, Geraldine Powell, Isabelle Raica, Emilia Reed, Donna Rullman, Geraldine Scott, Marjorie Simon, Virginia Sullivan, joy XVasikowski, Gertrude WVassill, Marlene White, Susan 9-2 Girls Home Room-Gy Cfianella, Theresa Crowley, Janet Filippo, Yolanda Gnacinskj, Mary Guth, Elsie Hancock, Louise Heim, Marilyn Helfeldt, Rita Hirsch, joan Johnson, Constance Kelley, Mary jane Kupmiewski, Gertrude Lutsch, Katherine Markopolas, Poppina McKinin, Rita Morris, Bertha Riggs, Ataquera Schwab Hazel m Smith, Marjorie 9-2 Boys Home Room 17 Alo, Egilio Amendola, Arnold Arduini, Angelo Beck, David Bobango, Charles Duda, Steve Etter, Ross Gorbatofi, Thomas Lawrence, Robert Lee, Xvilliam MacKenzie, Paul Paterniti, Richard Raun, james Rees, William Samano, Conrad Sexazxer, Don Simon, james Sipple, Fred Slowikowski, Robert Swans-on, Richard VVhitbread, Rickard Zielinski, Leonard 9-2 Boys Home Room 10 Bebko, Fred Bernatowicz, Carl DeLuca, james Honard, Robert Kidder, Gordon Kupniewski, Francis Leighton, Pat Letizeo, joseph Loney, Gerald McLaughlin, Donald Mitulslci, Frank Parker, Thomas Patterson, Sheldon Riclt, Edward Sulecki, Richard Sullivan, Leo Tomczak, Edward VVhipple, john VVilhelm, Carlton Erickson, Raymond Erickson, Thomas 9-1 Girls Home Room 105 Barabas, Loretta Batczyk, Eleanor Buckel, Mary Lou Conley, Shirley Fisher, Florence Gowetzky, Dolores Hassett, Janice Hoffman, Helen Horton, Dorothy lzbicki, Theresa Kimet, Constance Kovac, Charlotte Kovac, Mary Krahnke, Dorothy Loomis, Jacqueline Lubelski, Joan McKane, Phyllis Milowski, Dolores Miller, Catherine Moroski, Lucaria O'Brien, Carol Overmoyer, Mary Raica, Sylvia Ray, Patricia Reed, Kay Shepard, Mariann Sicari, Janet Smith, Beverly Sullivan, Kathleen Szevvczyk, Dorothy Toporowski, Dolores Tupitza, Ruth Walker, Doris Zatkiewicz, Evelyn . . . . . ia Zlemewtcz, Virgin 9-1 Girls Home Room 103 Angelotti, Dolores Bolton, Wilma Buterbaugh, Dorothy Clanton, Willie Donnell, Wilma Drake, Dorothy Dunston, Lillie Dzvonyicsak, Irene Feldt, Janet Fresch, Marion Hess, Katherine Hoffman, Loretta Horton, Jean lzbiclti, Lucille Johnson, Joan Klein, Shirley Kruszewski, Shirley Krysiak, Betty Kunes, Marlene Lata, Rose Lempicki, Pearl Lininger, Betty Morningsta r, Rosemary Oless, Virginia Smith, Dorothy Smith, Mary Urhaniak, Joan NVycech, Dorothy Hoffman, Margaret 9- 1 Girls Home Room Becker, Mariam Behrendt, Romana Buszek, Eleanor Casey, Patricia Chrostowska, Christine Decker, Marie Franz, Ruth Gorna, Constance Kennedy, Lenore Kon-ieczna, Ruth Konieczna, Eleanore Ksiaszczak, Dolores Lechner, Marcia May, Doris Rzomp, Helen Schaefer, Marilyn Shuta, Veronica Szczesna, Dorothy Wilds, Dolores Faber, Angeline Turner, Ina Pazdziesz, Mary Ann Brown, Barbara Edinger, Barbara Douglas, Marjorie Kowalczyk, Rita 9-1 Girls Home Room .2 Ackerly, Dolores Aloiz, Charlotte Banaszek, Margaret Brzezicki, Mary Louise Buczynska, Louise Bukowski, Mary Camera, Alvira Ciotoli, Yolanda Dooher, Jacqueline Dunst, Rosemary Dziubltowslri, Florence Gostomski, Mary Grace Hughes, Mary Lee Jaskiewicz, Anne Kishel, Patricia Koscielniak, Mary Lynn Massenguill, Marjorie Onda, Geraldine Page, Helen Louise Parker, Jean Pius, Ruth Prylinska, Dolores Rydelski, Mary Ann Shenker, Mary Ann Szymanowski, Eleanore Ta rkowska, Dorothy Tuszynski, Irene Volk, Ann Ella Wiercinski, Eleanor 9-1 Boys Home Room 218 Critchfield, Clyde Fatica, Charles Hodges, Dennis Johnson, David Johnson, Martin Jones, Paul Klins, Albert Koenig, James Kudlock, Paul Liebel, Raymond Loader, Ronald McFadden, Lewis Melnitsky, Perry Miller, Joseph Paul, Kenneth Rhodes, James Raines, Raymond 9-1 Boys Home Room 112 Banister, George Bolmanski, Joseph Canavan, Martin Edwards, John Fedak, John Grabowski, Ray Haft, Richard Kruszewicz, Clemens Kunik, Frank Mahon, Jerome Oleksik, Leonard Pintea, Catherine VVeber, Charles VViniarczyk, John Bence, Paul Erdely, Joseph Hayes, Thomas Lyons, Benjamin Pelkowski, Henry Tracey, Robert Grunzel, Tony Stork, Gerald Lazarow, Gerald Zielinski, Ray 9-1 Boys Home Room 12 Allsopp, Dewayne Anderson, Richard Barber, Jack Bartosik, Donald Beveridge, James Biletnikolf, Filmore Bindman, Jack Bosnake, James Bradish, Arlie Bugenhagen, Tom Burger, Donald Busch, Frank Chrostowski, Louis Ciszkowski, George DeLuca, Richard Eggleston, James Essigmann, John Fitzgerald, Ray Fuller, Edward Gaither, Gorgon Garn, Gene Grabinski, Ted Greaves, Ray Gregoroif, Thomas Griewahan, Charles Hall, William Jerman, Thomas Lipiec, Richard 9-1 Boys Home Room 8 Flynn, Richard Franz, George Graboski, Richard Horton, Richard Kiliszewski, Joe Majczyk, Joseph Mando, Joe May, Robert Minier, Richard Nielsen, Robert Norman, Ralph Oatman, William Oleski, Steve Orloif, Charles Oshinsky, William Pelinsky, Al Przybylski, Casimir Ragen, Joseph Reichel, Harry Riblet, Raoul Romanski, Harry Sheldon, William Skonieczko, Richard Slurkanich, Frank Smith, Philip Stazer, Richard Stephenson, Fred Williams, Robert Witkowski, Joe VVright, Alvin Zawodnik, Joseph Zdunczyk, Walter Pool 8-2 Girls Home Room Balos, Marie Bishop, Jean Falcone, Dolores Fay, Rosemarie Flengas, Constantina Gomall, Barbara Gorzynski, Jean Greene, Betty Harrington, Carol Hartleb, Eleanor Homicz, Dorothy King, Doris Kleckner, Edith Laski, Loretta Leszek, Lucille Moran, Shirley Moyer, Barbara Nelson, Rosemarie Noyer, Rita Russell, Esther Schlichter, Dorothy Sisco, Joan Stefan, Vera Tracy, Etta Zdrojewski, Pearl 8-2 Boys Home Room 110 Bassham, Edward Bennett, William Berti, Louis Chase, Charles Dench, Mahlon Dengel, Billy Deutsch, Jack Erickson, Ronald Haglund, Richard Kibler, Robert Koscielniak, Richard Loney, Bill Makarowski, Andrew Milewski, Felix Nikolishen, Julius Oless, Robert Pierce, Clarence Rachocki, Elmer Regalla, Nick Sachrison, George Schultz, Kenneth Sherrell, Daniel Smith, Fred Snyder, Ronald Ulbrich, William Voorhis, Robert Zelasky, Robert 8-1 Girls Home Room 119 Barlow, Carol Blasco, Rosalie Christos, Mary Chrzanowski, Betty Coatney, Marjorie Critchlield, Barbara Davis, Vivian Dollivar, Gladys Evanoif, Gloria Federoif, Sandra Hahn, Betty Ann Hovis, Kay Jensen, Nancy Kingsley, Janet Krauchen, Dolores Kowzlski, Rose Marie Kunes, Bette Lee, Mary Jane Leshko, Gladys Lipinski, Agnes Lund, Mary Jane MacKrell, Elinora Matteson, Ruth Muliie, Neysa Pappas, June Post, Lucille Renz, Doretta Romanski, Dolores Runstedler, Dolores Tromans, Dorothy Yaltowloli, Marion Zawistoske, Marion 8-1 Girls Home Room 5 Anderson, June Baginska, Gabriella Bierasinska, Leona Bindeman, Dorothy Blewett, Enid Bobrow, Norma Carrick, Bernice Clarke, Beryl Dorich, Betty Flak, Janet Gomolekoff, Margaret Horak, Marilyn Johnson, Bernice Lapenz, Irene Leto, Helen Liocano, Joan Lipiec, Eleanor: Osiecki, Mary Ann Prather, Joan Reck, Elvera Rexford, Valjean Ring, lna Ruth Satyshur, Mary Shaner, Nancy Sonney, Janet l lrich, Mary Zawistowski, Dorothy Mezzacapo, Dorothy 8-1 Boys Home Room Bierzonski, Arthur Cost, jack Ferrie, Russell Ferrier, james Ford, George Gustafson, VVillard Henderson, Richard Henry, Hugh Herrington, Bailey Hesser, james Horton, Paul Lucas, Leroy Morrison, Richard Overmoyer, Robert Parrish, Carl Renshaw, William Schuster, jack Stewart, VVilliam Tubbs, john Turco, Ernest Uglow, Ronald lValizer, Philip VVierbinski, Don VVodarski, Frank Szparaga, Francis Adair, Robert Loomis, Ervin joint, james 8-1 Boys Home Room 14 Abramoski, Edward Butler, Donald Cristea, Nick Davey, Hebert Decker, Pete DeRaimo, Dan Droast, Thaddeus Fletcher, Gerald Harrington, Charles johnson, VVilliam Kent, Charles Kishel, joseph Kirmos, Edward Kres, VValter Laskowslti, joseph Leysa, Charles Mallin, Harold Maurer, jack Pelinsky, Edward Pohl, Michael Pohl, Richard Schley, Gary Schreiber, jack Schuler, VVilliam Sherrell, james Slow, VVesley Stadler, Thomas Stanfield, jerry Szorek, Robert Thigpen, Albert Yisnoski, Ronald Yollmer, Richard XVatral, Mike 8-1 Boys Home Room 6 Anderson, james Bartos, Donald Cassano, Charles Cochran, joseph Cooper, Ray Dalrymple, George Daniels, joseph DiCarlo, Russell Eggleston, Harry Ford, David Hess, Everett Kamke, Richard Kocher, Richard Kowalczyk, Stephen Lee, Willie Legenzoff, Michael Pomorski, Daniel Seidl, Gerald Stolarski, Bernard WVawrzyniak, Bernard Morris, Fred Pancerev, Nestor Ross, Charles Rung, Charles Savilla, Philip Lubak, Norbert Dreibelbies, George 7-2 Girls Home Room 117 Adamczyk, Florence Crabtree, Chevalier Dronfield, Patricia Dzvonyicsak, Helen Homung, Norma jant, Charlotte Killmaier, Dolores Kubeja, Dorothy Lipinski, joan Mezzacappo, Mary Mullett, joyce Olson, Lois Osborne, Patricia Robins, jean Sawdey, Patricia Squires, Margaret Swanson, Betty Wyant, Audrey Morganlield, Marga 7-2 Boys Home Room 1 Alexander, Richard Allison, Robert Arnold, Don Bush, Peter Clark, Richard Damico, Thomas Deckert, Richard Fabin, Robert Greaves, Ronald Grzegorzewski, Ray Grunauer, Robert Homchenko, Paul Hughes, Robert johnson, Theodore Keller, james Kimmy, jerry Krasinski, Donald Lange, Raymond Lutsch, john Magoon, Homer Morris, james Nowosielski, Daniel Oesterlin, William Person, David Rhodes, Charles Rogala, George Ross, john Schroeder, Nick Lou rt! 18 Schultz, Rudolph Shepard, Arthur Simmons, LeRoy Vysocke, Paul VVasielewski, john Wiederle, Anthony Wilson, Bruce Woodard, Charles 7-1 Girls Home Room 115 Bethune, Bertha Bowser, Grace Breyley, Eleanor Dench, Patricia Glance, Rita Grunzel, Loretta Hawkins, Eileen jarmoslti, Rose Kimet, Wanda Kudlock, Agnes Mando, Isabelle Matteson, Sally Melnick, jane Milewski, Rose Morganfield, Betty Myers. jean Myers, Susan Niewinny, Dorothy Penna, Rita Pringle, Arlene Pueschel, Selma Schaack, Arvilla Schley, Lois Simon, Marva Simanowski, Dorothy Staynolf, Ruth Szparaga, Dolores Trude, Patnicia Tu itza, Olga P Zamierowslti, Rose Marie 7-1 Girls Home Room Alo, nuns Amendola, Elgina Baumgrotz, Mary Brewer, Barbara Clouser, Doris Cooper, Kathleen Daniels, Doris Davis, Mary joanne Evans, Evelyn Farver, jayne Flowers, jeannette Freeman, Marilyn Furin, Delores Gardner, Mary Lill Gowetzky, jeanne Hawley, Gloria Herrington, Mary Hoffman, Marion Hovis, Lois Klasch, jeannette Lamb, Peggy Laskey, Elsie Macosko, Patricia May, Marilyn Smith, Patricia Whcller, joan Ploszaj, Evelyn VVilliams, Roberta Tuzynski, Theresa Nowak, Dolores 15 7-1 Girls Home Room 4 Angelotti, Audrey Beck, Marlene Butler, Myrris Harrington, Lois johnson, Audrey johnson, Lois Krysiak, Margaret Laskoy, Donna Liebel, Helen Lindsey, Mary Lipchik, Pauline Mando, Therese Moroski, Diana Morris, Harriet Mourton, Lila Muse, Luella Nikolishen, Rose Lindsey, Frances Phillips, May Pienczkoeski, Geraldine' Ring, Nancy Schultz, Lou Ann Sowderstrup, Carole Szymecki, Mary Ann Truchanowicz, Irene McEntyre, Violet Wawrzyniak, Marjorie 7-1 Boys Home Room 106 Carlson, Conrad Crishock, Thomas Dash, Kenneth Decker, Charles Foor, Nelson Horton, Lewis johnson, Clair Kujawa, Walter Lyons, Alan MacKrell, Leo Miller, Eugene Oatman, Robert Oless, Richard Parker, Ralph Polaski, Donald Regalla, Steve Rachocki, Eugene Schutte, Richard Sherman, Alfred Slowikoski. john Smith, Robert Stadler, Ronald Tromans, james Trott, Robert VanCise, WVilliam Pycz, Richard Runsir, Robert Bens, Charles Galaski, Richard Grossholz, Dean Winiecki, joseph Miller, Robert 7-1 Boys Home Room Adams, Robert Billman, Henry Cabelof, Lee Caldwell, Charles Clark, john Conley, Daniel DeNiro, Paul Dylewski, Paul Finster, Gerald Fomich, Fred Hahn, George Halupczynslti, Gus Harrington, Richard Holtz, Laurence Hultberg, Kermit jobczynski, Thomas Kohler, Richard Lewis, Richard Matlak, john McNaughton, Robert Morrison, Dean Mullie, Rembrandt Murray, Billy Nicholson, james Perkins, Walter Pletz, Richard Quinn, Kevin Sachse, Carl Towner, Norman Woodel, Ronald 7-1 Boys Home Room 16 Dardene, Robert Diffenbacher, james Godmaire, Donald Hayes, 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Ed Czerwinski Ed Suetn Shirley Gnrdner Jimmy Stark Mary Ann :nd Virginia Sulncki M 'N Q Evelyn May Margaret Krebs NAME Peewee Adamczyk Terry Adamczyk Billy Alo Rosie Anderson Barney Baranowski Pudgy Barber Red Baker Bunny Barr Don Bebko Gorodie Beeman Knucklehead Behrendt Lemons Beill Gert Belczyk Bob Bender Doris Bernsley Rita Bielec Jeanie Black Lulu Blossey Evelyn Bonante Betty Bowes Honey Brasington Mert Brewer Jane Breyley Browny Brown Sally Brueckner Char Burger Burke Burkholder Jake Butt Schemeck Cermak Slim Chojnacki Connie Cielinski See-it-all Ciotoli Pickles Cristea Marie Crynock El Curry Cherrie Czerwinski Terry Czupkowski Esmerelda Damico Dick Damico Swede Dardenne Phyl Davis Lou Delinski Kib Dengel Detz Detzel Streamline DiBuono Dolly DeCarlo Aggie Dorich Laurestel Dunston Dimples Dymski Bernie Ellis Chamoha Federoi Jan Fryer Ellie Gardner Shirl Gardner Pumpkin George Dunie Gool Crabby Grabinski Shorty Green Lulu Gundaker Jo Guth Red Hanes Louie Handley Red Hatch Shortie Hesketh Hornjabber Hornyak Dick Howell Katie Hunter Legs Huster Rebel Johnston Terry Kanorowski Butch Karney Baby Kershaw Captain Klick Mae Komorek Stub Krahnke Margie Krebs Ben Kubasik Dussy Kudlock Beaky Laskowski Shortie Lawrence Jolly Lawrence Lefty Lecker HEdlY AMBITION Athletic Director Airline Hostess Housewife Nurse or Teacher Minister Electronics Engineer Beautician Money Maker My Own Boss Farmer Lawyer Stenographer Photographer Bell Telephone Operator Stenographer Vocalist Stenographer or Salesgirl Professional Baby Sitter Football Coach Nurse Teacher Architectural Engineer Housewife Nurse Engineer Secretary Lawyer Auto Mechanic Concert Singer Secretary Grade School Teacher Teacher Journalist or Dramatist Traveling Saleswoman Housewife Salesman Millionaire Hairdresser Secretary Sitting on Boss's Knee Woman Coach Pianist Florist Stenographer Housewife for the Right Guy Private Secretary Engineer Commercial Artist Secretary Telephone Operator Concert Singer Buyer Private Secretary Teacher Nurse Housewife Dress Designer Chemist Teacher Music Teacher Accountant White Collar Worker Buyer for Stacy's Marine Secretary Nurse Nurse Girl Chaser Office Worker Manager of Lerner'l Teacher Journalist or Lawyer Buyer Electrical Engineer Novelist Soldier Sailor Millionaire MEMORIES The mascot of home-room 122. She's got sales technique! The picture of perfect health! Any reference to her and a farmer's daughter is purely coincidental! With Therese for a nurse, no one would mind getting sick! Friendly, Flawless, and Fun! Give him a radio tube and he'll be happy forever! Well noted for being a lot of fun. Why does he always wear tweed pants? Our doughnut-maker of East. Q He should know that blondes and horses don't mix! He could prove that black is white! Sweet and sincere. He aims to please! She's quite the athlete! The captivating smile! Oddly enough, J. Black is a blonde! She dislikes short skirts? Reserved, yet pleasant to know. Now, what kind of babies does she intend to sit with? East's contribution to the city all-scholastic team for 3 years. A jolly sort of girl. Quiet and quaint. The handsome Rex O'Conner in A Date with Judy. Kind and captivating. Tall, dark, and charming. Loves to build model airplanes. She's one luscious brunette! He has such an engaging smile. Talented swing musician. East's future prima donna. She's our forever laughing cheerleader. Her musical talent should gain her fame. Forever going square-dancing. She's known for her sweet personality. The never-forgetable Oogie in A Date with Judy. One of the few persons who likes English. She'll certainly make a pretty salesgirl. Everyone just loves his curly black hair. His one passion is basketball. Has the cutest laugh you ever did hearl That gal is just full of fun! She makes a charming salesgirl at Zehe's Bakery. Says he dislikes an unhumerous individual-could be. Really has wonderful possibilities in the music world. Pretty complexion and wonderful sport. A clever seamstress. Tall, neat, and athletic. Likes to beat out the boogie on the ivories. A game hunter. A fast guy, especially in swimming. A very sweet girl. Picturesque behind the baton. Schlutzy from A Date with Judy. She's bound to succeed in the business world. She loves to bowl with the Gutter Ball Sharks. Knows what to do at the right time. Hi Butch! Collects china pigs and foreign dolls. Clever with pencil, paper, and paint. Earthquake Al, that's what they call him. Dark entrancing eyes. A quiet, mellow fellow. Beautiful flute tooter. What a personality! Boy with the angelic look. Efficient as president of TAC. She's our'girl! What a nice Southern smile! Reads shorthand like a tobacco auctioneer. What a comedian! Never without a giggle. A handsome usher at the Colonial. The gal with four legs. Enjoys her evenings at the rink. Oh, so sweet! Our sincere senior class president. A girl with style and sophistication. An asset to East's cross-country team. His short stories reflect great talent. Most any girl would like to be his Daisy Mae! Likes to hunt-for what? Our choir president NAME Squashhead Leonard Kay Lucas Lash Lutsch Timber Lytle Shorty Machinski Jo Machinski Mac Mackenzie Sally Magoon Irish Mahon Bee Bee Manus Vel Marks Susie Marski Mabel May Nell CMargeJ May 'Maisie Mazzie Smiley McCaIlion Lizzie Mehler Tiny Mezzacapo Macy Miaczynski Shorty Michalak Mike Mikielski Boogie Miller Rooski Morris jo Neckel upeggyn Neg Byron Nelsen Wee Willie Nelson jimmy Nelson Rosie Nemergut Peanuts Niedzielski Old-man Ohman Fran Okon Annie Osiecki Fran Pancerev Blondie Panceroff Rhode Island Pappas jo Parke Smokey Parker Elaine Pencer Perky Perkins Annie Person Taika Petroff Pinto Pianka Flo Piekanski Pete Pietras I u u H n in it u u u u u Sibby Sue Pintea Pat Pius Porkie Pomorski Grace Ponzy Mystery Gal Pretz Flo Pruzenski Pusch Puscher Jeanie Rabe Ellyn Radecki Marilyn Reed Punch Drunk Reid Reat Ritchie Red Roberson Cookie Robins Mar Romance Chulta Romecki Bash Rovnak Dot Rydelski Sticky Sachrison Bubbles Sawdey Lee Schaaf Shirley Schlipf Turn-up Schuller Fred Schulze Red Seib Ruby Shaffer Shep Shepard Si Simon Speed Slow Slim Smialek Bananas Solovelf Dodo Somerville Lorree Sonney Lee Spilko Dead Eye Fizz Spillet Dolly Spinelli Helen Stachera Bernie Stadler ni H u 44 u u u at u u Poison Pen Piet Pietraesanta AMBITION Bookkeeper Stenographer World Traveler Beautician Housewife Private Secretary Newspaper Man Buyer for Grant's Chemist Nurse Private Secretary Secretary Rich Man's Wife Star Ice Skater Trapeze Artist Beautician Beautician Airplane Hostess Traveling Saleswoman Stenographer Nurse Secretary Playgirl Teacher Stenographer llHom!Y Lawyer Buyer for Grant's Nurse Flower Shop Career Soldier Stenographer Beautician Interior Decorator Buyer journalist Secretary Deep Sea Diver Nurse A Happy Gal Dietician Nurse Swim in the Olympics Housewife Swimmer Scientist Teacher Nurse Private Secretary Retailer Artist or Comedian Buyer Stenographer Beautician Superintendent of Nurses Steel Constructor Housewife Engineer Concert Tenor Switchboard Operator Buyer Career Man Typist A Learner Secretary Buyer Private Secretary Mechanical Engineer Nurse Star Roller Skater Sailor Salesgirl Drummer Football Coach Detroit Success Missionary Teacher Secretary Artist Secretary Comptometrist MEMUKIES A true blue girl. An outdoor girl. Tall and jolly. I'm a poor, widdle kid, says she. She'll make a good wife. She's going to be secretary to the president! Oh, such savoir faire l Likes bashful boys. An all-around kid. A barrel o' fun. Good humor gal. Sweet and lovely. Never without a smile. Watch out for thin ice! Double feature: acrobat and a twirler. Likes a good time. Has a passsion for chili and an eye for the West. Sweet and petite. She adores ice cream, ice cream, and more ice creaml Quiet and agreeable. Miss Blue Eyes. Watch out! She dislikes red hair! Her ambitions are already accomplished. An operator of our public address system. Pert, pretty, and promising! A great golfer. We'll never forget his beautiful tenor voice. Her wit adds to her personality. Her beauty and personality will carry her far. A whale of a personality in a minnow of a gal. An all-around athlete. . Cute gal with a pleasing personality. One of East High's sports-minded girls. A cheerleading letter-girl. This blonde beauty should go far in the future. Nice things come in small packages. A Puri of a girl. One of the many vice-presidents of the famous Unholy Seven.' A dashing young speech student. The gal with the trumpet. Personality plusl The peppy little cheerleader. East High's champion splasher. She's lovely-she's engaged. Hopes to win the state back stroke this year. Don't forget your nickel for the TOM TOM! says he. The assemblies couldn't go on without her. Cute little skater. Prominent chorus member. The quiet gal of East. Quite the artist! Laughs at most anything. Hi, Judy! She's our typist. One of our Blond Bombers. East's main student pianist. A regular fellow and an all-around sport. Our Alaskan Eskimo's ambition was accomplished. Peck's had boy-loads of fun-cutie! A real hepcat! An accomplished accordian player. Sweet and Lovely. A regular fellow. Demonstrator of the value of silence. One of our high-steppingstruttera of the Twirlers. Our little ray of sunshine. She especially likes firemen. Why? Shy Shirl. Her neat appearance is unsurpassed. Ummm! What Kissable Lips! lDate with Judyi. Sweet and quiet-with red hair. City Skating Champ! Loves school-during vacations, that is. Makes dancing a hobby. East's Dolphin Diver. The handsome football player. Wonderful friend who left us in the February class. Our hardworking, busy, little bee. She takes good care of our public address system. A very charming cheerleader. Our sharp, spirited comedian. A great little pianist. A friend to all. Senior HI-Y president. NAME AMBITIUN Lover Stark Millionaire Razor Stazer Flyer ShirI Steinfurth Secretary Strings Strenio Mechanic Skeezix Sueta Musician Abbie Swanseger Coach Swans Swanson Traveler Flossie Szepietoski Nurse Spriggs Szparaga Stenographer Mary Szulecki Secretary Ginia Szuleclti Stenographer Shorty Thomas Housewife Cookie Thornton Beautician Freddie Uhrmacher Businessman Babe Urch Secretary Lou Vaughn Stenographer Alfonska Vysocke A Book Writer Wild Bill Walsh Traveler Norm Ward Business Administrator Teena Waruszewski Teacher Dud Wasiloff Private Secretary Twigg Wickles Private Secretary Dolly Wieczorek Secretary Weedy Wiedenhaefer Secretary Tubba Will Acquaintance of t'Kilroy Kitty Wood Secretary Yank Yanko Career Man Lee Lee Yates Stenographer Hank Yuhas Career Man Foggy Zamierowski Stenographer Doodles Zawacki Beautician Lee Zawistowski Housewife Greeta Zelaney Dancing Instructor Ziggy Zingelewicz Stenographer A Date W MEMUKILS Vaughn Monroe the second. One of our biggest hunters. Oh, so quiet! Plays a great game of golf. Swing clarinetist. A super East athlete. She's a real lover of nature. Possessor of a lovely head of hair. Always ready with a compliment for everyone. Smiles for all. Born comedian. One of our full-of-fun beauties. She was a mermaid this year. A great present and future artist. Cute little blonde with a cheery smile. Her laugh will be missed in East's corridors. Veda with the light brown hair. Buffalo Bill the second. One of our expert typists. East's swimming and water polo manager. The first Queen to be crowned by Mr. Leberman A volleyball champ. A jolly good friend. A most able leader! His grin forcasts mischief! Demure and dependable. Ardent lover of intramural basketball. Neat, pretty, and sweet! English class's practical jokester. Our husky-voiced siren. A most loyal friend! Friendly and gay! Sweet and cheerful! Generous and kind. itll Judy SENIOR CLASS POPULARITY 1. Nlost popular and favorite Senior. 2. Most intelligent and likely to succeed. 3. Best personality. 4. Best mannered. S. Best musician. 6. Best voice. 7. Best artist. 8. Best actor and actress. 9. Best all-round athlete. IU. Best jitterlaug. ll. Best slow dancer. 12. Best comedian and comedienne. 13. Best dressed. I4. Nlost beautiful and handsome. 15. Nicest shape and physique. 16. Nicest hair. 17. Nicest smile. 18. Xicesv eves. Girl Evelyn May Doris Somerville Barbara Sawdey Louise Schuller Elaine Hesketh Shirley Gardner Dolores Pretz Barbara Sawdey Elsie Morosky Joyce VViedenhaefer Greta Zelaney Helen Zamerowski Angeline George Daria VVasilol'i Mary Lou Handley Frances Pancerev Phyllis Spillet Kathleen Hunter CHART Boy Ben Kuhasik Al Pietrasanta Ben Kubasik Ray Grabinski Ed Sueta jim Stark Al Vhrmaeher Ed Czerwinski Chuck Brasington Robert Robins George Hornyalt llarry Parker Robert Robins jim Brown Chuck Brasington Frank Pietras Norman Lecker George Barber R0 '- RDW, Row Your Bon 'Vl- zoo Tell! Wilt Thou Be Mine? K Haw D0 You DOI I Vu! Sunrise Stn! 0 'l w 1 Putting Our Heads Together Just Phm Folks.. Glamour Deb: The Gull's All Here . X,.,. , 7 ,M K , - N, .. wa! Q . - V 1 . My 1 L U. Q 'vm i i I Um' 1 , .413 3? , QAWJT f 9 1 IIRST RUXV fleft to rightli T. Lavery, li. Haginski, G. Alo, Managers. SECOND RONV: Ii. Mahon, Reid, R. VVarrcn, I.. Beill, Capt. C. Brasington, R. Bender, E. Smialek, C. Detzel, A. Swanseger. lHlRl3 ROXV: B. Figurski, S. Rovnak, R. Carrick, li. Beilec, R. Grabinski, R. Ohman, T. Stanton, L. Penna, XV. Lawrence, S. Simon. l'0l'R'I'll RUXV: C. Oldach, R. Szparaga, R. Clhrich, R. Zamierowski, D. Nelson, j. Hiller, V. Hanson, N. Lecker, j. Dom- brou ski, l.. Brugger. l'lFTl'l ROXV: Assistant Coach M. Ferrare, R. Delo, VV. Vollmer, V. Freeman, C. Caldwell, Head Coach bl. Hyde, R. Sumin- ski, A. Cossack, H. Nelson, R. Oleslti, Assistant Coach R. Arrowsmith. The East High foothall team finished their 1946 season with a record of three victories, one tie, and six defeats. This season was one of disaster as the Hydemen were the pre-season favorites to win the football title. The VVarriors, however, heat their arch rival, Academy, by a score of 16 to 6. The Yvarriors scored their margin of victory hy two touchdowns and a touchback. This was not the only time that the Hydemen were on the verge of scoring touch- downs for throughout the game they were consistently knocking on Academy's goal line. To pick the most outstanding players in the East-Academy game would be a difficult thing to do. In the line, were many players who played like champions hut probably the most outstanding were jim Reid and Ralph Warren, while in the hackfield was Gene Mahon, the unsung hero of this year's football team. Another outstanding game was the 13 to 6 victory over the Akron-East aggregation. In that game, Ray Grabinski played a spectacular offensive game. Our football team hegan its gridiron season with a 20 to 0 loss to the strong New Castle team. This was followed by losses to Prep, Louisville Male, Ashtabula, Tech, and Vincent. Next year's squad will consist of eleven lettermen. This will be a fine nucleus for Coach jim Hyde's 1947 gridiron machine. East has lost eight of this year's lettermen. They are our two all-scholastic linemen: Captain Charles Brasington and Leo Beill, with Bob Bender, jim Reid, Ray Grahinski, Al Swanseger, Gene Mahon, Bill Lawrence, and Steve Rovnak rounding out the lettermen. RONV FOVR fleft tn rightl: F. Christnd, Coach, J. Steinhzxugh, VVhipple, C. Bernntmuu R lrlcksull VV Lee, A. Klins, L. Grabinski, E. Borgia, VV. Demy:1novic'h,l'na1'h G. Munz. ROXV THREE: VV. Oatman, J. Edmonds, J. Ilahursky, J. Demchak, H. Rnmanski, E. Pzxsteuka P Iexghton R Haft, R. Glynn, E. Rudenski. ROXV TXVO: J. Kiliszewski, J. Bixby, G. Eck, L. Baranowski, R. Nielsen, G. Kidder, T. C rahlnskl J M1 on, R. litter, C. Griewahn, J. lissigman. RONV UNE: A. Amendnla, M. VVisniewski, C. Evanoff, D. Regan, L. Palnh, F. Shlrkzinich, R Regalla l Muhnl R. Larsen, R. Loader. East East East hast ......... ........ JUNIOR VARSITY FCDOTBALL I4 Academy .... .. U 0 Iech ........ ........ . I2 19 Vincent ....... ...... 6 0 Prep ..... ...... 7 East Last ......... ........ I 4 East East Academy Tech .... Vinrent Prep .... 'x Q6- . ,bot X R. Grahinski, 7' ' an . V-' xc ,Q swf 09' k i I 4 W af 2 f f. -S Et ' ' 7, x fy . lj ' 2 3 li Q AW- -lhfff 'V ' JQQEET' w.,,i,f. x V 1 -, - gf? nw- , V xl ,gpg gf p. mg: 'ff ' v ,ig 1 ,. , ,A H? w P' mv. 1 ax,5 gm. ,ff f Wx33., L gfi1Q.M13 , ig ,, gf' A -, 41 A, ,,. ,,.. ., . 04 I A -Q-'-Q -' Q20 4 , 3. penn 'B E. Smialek. 64' sf Q Seb' 9,9 wo' Capt. C. Bra singmn, R. Bender, I' e,7, - . ' ' - ' N. Christen. . THIRD ROW cleft w fmhv- W- W f'f , . -I R D Bu .ns-gm J- Chflswf- , . R. Bowen, D. Bowen, R. Sumunski, R. Zie on I. - S - SECOND ROW: P. Petunatu, Coach, T. Droast, ST ROV' T G rbatoif R Gr.-bamka T Fcama. 11. mms. R. Robasld- A- Bam' R- f T' Sl ' 1 . 0 n ' ' ' ABSENT rRoM mcTuRsf G. I-ami.. SWIMMING 2nd place-City 2nd place-District 10 2nd place-Western Regional 2nd place-State . The Fast High Mermen finished their 1947 swimming season with a record of six wins and two losses. In the hrst meet, Richard Rohasky broke the century breaststroke record with a time of 1 minute 7 seconds. This was fol- lowed by Frank Pietra: 'h k d h - ' ' ' ' s is 0 crac e t e 100 yard hackstroke record in the time of I minute 4.5 seconds. The excellegt medley relay mark of I minute 44.3 seconds was made by Frank Pietras, Richard Rohasky, and Al Baran. Three records in the District I0 meet were also broken. The Warriors lost two close meets to Strong Vincent, once when our freestyle relay team was disqualified. ls is u hy Easts swimming team is often regarded by many people as the uncrowned swimming champions. Frank Pietras, city swimming champion, and George Pianka, a State swimming champ, acted as Co- Captalns of this year's team. Other outstanding swimmers are: Richard Robasky, Ted Slow, and Al Baran, who all placed high in city meets. East East .........30 Acatlemy SWIMMING ...... F9 ' Vincent .... . ' - East East ........ .,....... 5 I Prep ..... ..,.. 2 I East East ....,.... ......... 4 5 Tech . ........... ...... 2 9 liast East ...,..... ......... 5 6 lweatlville ..... ...... 2 9 East I I . I xr I- , 'I' if J , l- A Frank Pietras VVcstern Regional Champion llltl-yard Back Stroke Tk Qenrge lian a State Cl12YI'lPi l9l6 220-yard FreesU'l9 SWIMMING QUEENS Inns! ........ ......-19 ......36 ......5U Richard fxL'ClllC'lIlj' ..... .25 Vincent .... ...... 3 9 Tech ..... ...... 2 6 Prep ............ ...... Z 5 Meatlville .. ...... Zu , 'TQ naw, X X 1 I Ruhasky State Champion 5 100-yard Breast btrnke FIRST RUXY: fleft tn rightl: Charlotte Thorliton. SECOND ROVV: juscphine Bnrkowiak, Roberta Hickman, Greta Zelaney, Pearl Hartnik. BACK ROXVZ Mary Lou Handley. FIRST ROXV: Francis Trahert. SECOND RUXV: M .Il arce a Davis, Rita Niedzwiecki, Betty Trout, Nancy Green BACK ROVV: Francis Zatkoff. 'ghirdfowz tleft to rightl L. Pennag B. Figurskig R. Tronoskig E. Mahong J. Wisniewski, ecogtgelspw. R. Arrowsmith, coachg C. Oldachg G. Dardenneg E. Westerlingg C. Brasingtong A. Alo, man- First Row: W. Demyanovichg C. Laffertyg C. Detzelg E. Suetag R. Ohman. BASKETBALL Section I-District 10 Champions The East lligh liaskethall team finished their City Series 1946--l-7 season with a record of three wins and five defeats. This record found East in fourth position in the City Scholastic cage loop. East hegan its scholastic season against Vincent hut lost hy a margin of three points. The score was .ZX to 25. Next came Prep, and here too the VVarriors lost a close game hy a score of 32 to 29. The NVarriors liroke even on the two next encounters measuring the Acadetny-Lions but losing to the'Tecli cztgers. lfast ended the second hall schedule with impressive wins over Prep and Academy while losing to Tech and Vincent. The highlight of the local campaign was the second East-Prep game which saw the Yvarriors severely trounce the city championship Prep comlnine hy a score of 52 to 35. The elimination tournament saw the Arrowsmith men win over Vincent, Millcreek, and Academy to capture Section l, Uistrict 10 laurels. ln the elimination tourney East paced hy the two Chucks, Detzel and Brasington. ln the XVarrior's path for quest of District 10 laurels, stood Sharpsville, rated one of the leaders in basket- ball in the state. The YVarriors dropped a close verdict to the Blue Devils 38 to 37. lt wasn't easy for Sharpsville as liast led at halftime hy a score of 27 to I3. Much credit must he given coach Bolt Arrowsmith who shaped the YV:trriors from a green, inexperienced squad to the powerhouse that won the Section l District ll! Crown. East777777777 7 77 East East East East East East East East East 46 33 40 56 25 31 39 28 46 Faculty 7 719 East 7 77 7 7 7 50 Nlillcreelc Y,,,, 49 East 77 7 42 Clean 7 7 ,ttt,,, .33 East ' 7 7 43 Millcreek 35 East 7 77 39 Vincent 7 777,7777 Z8 East 77 7 29 Ashtabula 77 29 East 77 7 7 14 Oil City 77 7 7.7.. 37 East 7 52 Prep 7 77 77777 777777 3 1 East 35 East777 777777 77777 3 4 Tech 7 7 77 49 Section I-District 10 Playoffs Vincent 7777 7777 3 9 East 7 7 55 East 7 7 7777 7745 Academy 77 7 39 Semi-Finals-District 1 0 77 7 7777737 WON LOST Sharpsville 7 1 3 77 78 Corry 7 Academy Tech 7 7 Academy Bradford Vincent Prep 7 Ashtabula Millcreek ..yX0'Xe ' Skt ezix Sueta oo .925 ' C 3 1X '11 rt QQ fs - 9 kk? 4' 1 i ROVV THREE: Cleft to rightic M. johnson, G. Grozkowski, G. Panfiloff, P. Melnitsky, T. H3bUf5kY- RUVV TVVO: A. Amendrvla, Manager, R. Skonieczka, F. Biletnikoff, R. Loader, j. Kiliszewski, Coach G. Munl. RONV-ONE: C. Bt-rnatmvicz, R, Haft, H. Martin, G. Sachrisnn, R. Larsen. IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL East .......... ........ 2 3 Millcreek East .......... ........ 3 1 Millcreek East .......... ....... 2 0 Vincent . East ..,...... ........ I 9 Prep ..... East .......... ........ 5 I Corry ..... East ...... .......24 Academy ......2X East East--Fourth Place East ....... . .... .. Tech .... Academy Vincent Prep ......... ......... Reserves Yech ........ ......... SECOND ROW lleft ro rightjz F. Peuinato, Coach, W. Warveski, T. Dronsr. R. Bowen. ll. llowcn, R. Sumimki. R. Zieloultm IT Bu mln N. Christcl. J. ci-rasmff. ' ' 5 W FIRST ROW: T. Gorlutoff. R. Grabinski, T. Federoff, lf, Pictras, R. Rnlusky, A, llzran, R. Petersen. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: C. Pianlna, Choinacki. WATER POLO WATER POLO CHAMPIONS-1946 The East High Water Polo team finished their 1946 season with a record of eight wins and no losses. In winning their tenth city Water Polo title and second in succession, the East mermen defeated their arch-rival Vincent by scores of 10-2 and ll-I. Many sports' writers and coaches rate this year's team as the greatest in water polo competition. The heroes of this year's team were Pianka and Pietras whose dazzling play both on offensive and defensive were a sight to see. Everyone on the East High team finished on one of the three City All-Scholastic teams. The only boy to ever win a first place berth on the all-star team for two years was Ray Grabinski, our goalie. Prospects for next year are bright, but the loss of four seniors, co-captains George Pianka and Frank Pietras, and Tim Federoff and Ray Grabinski, will greatly affect Frank Pettinato's hid for a third straight water polo title. FIRST SCORES East .......................................................................... 7 Academy ..... .... 0 East ...... ....... l 0 Vincent ...... .... 2 East .................. ....... 7 Tech ....... ....... 0 East ........ .............. ....... 5 P rep 3 SECOND ROUND East ...................... ....... I 0 Academy ..... . ...... 2 East ................... ....... l l Vincent ...... ....... 1 East ...... ....... l 1 Tech ................. ....... 2 East ......... ....... 7 Prep .................... ....... 4 TOTAL ,... ....... 6 8 OPPONENTS ..... ....... l 4 I Off P' S 4- 19 U' If FIRST ROVV tleft to rightlz H. Hesketh, R. Delo, V. Hansen, C. Oldach, A. Pietrasanta, R. Grabinski, B. Kubasi SECOND ROXV: E. Mahon, R. Carrick, R. Krysiak, E. Czerwinski, R. Zamierowski, B. Stadler, A. Swanseger. THIRD ROW: VV. Weinheimer, J. Lichacz, W. Lawrence, W. Vollmer, C. Detzel, J. jackson. TOP ROVV: R. Barth, W. Freze, VV. Nelson, L. Baranowski, N. Smialek, L. Beill, Nlgr. E. Bielec. TRACK The Cinder pounders of East High's 19-+6 track squad turned in a favorable performance by finishing third in the city series chase. Their arch rivals, Academy and Strong Vincent, took first and second places, respectively, while placing honors in the District Ten contest. The team's track squad was led by Swanseger, Lawrence and Grabinski, who made excellent showings. In the Held events Matulevieh, Bechtos, Beill, and Detzel set the pace. This year was the first in which the team was under Coach George fWhiteyj Geisler, who did an excel- lent joh of building up the team. Although many of the veterans will graduate, many stellar performers will remain to bolster next year's aggre- gation. RECORD East ........ 50 Academy .... East ...... Sl Prep ......... East ...,.... 90 1X2 Tech ......., lf-2 East ........ 65 113 Dunkirk ................ 2f3 East ........ 78 5f6 Lawrence Park 1!6 East ......... 48 112 Vincent ................ 1f2 DUAL MEETS VVon ...... ......... .......... ...... . ............... . . Lost ............... City Meet ....... ....... T hird Place District 10 ........ ....... F ourth Place . .af P are 5 3? l fi k. 1- Po 1950 GQVQ CROSS COUNTRY ROVV THREE lleft tn righth R. Gralmwski, R. Lijewski, R. Fitzgerald, D. Pomorski. RUVV TVVO: Captain R. Krysiak, R. Heihel, -I. Edwards, M. Legcnsoff, F. Groskiewiz, R. Kihler, j. Buczynski ROVV ONIE' ' ' ' ' A . Coach R. Gardner, 'I. Bugenhagen, M. Karr, M. Laskowskx, V. Klmmey, R. Tracy, R. Gralmski F. Moore, Manager. ,ew More wrist. tsw:t5s,,e..1s+-:sage-e 11. W,-ff.eQg, at f 2 Amt 'nw t 'Qi 'i4'4V mftrmsrmv st Q' A M' tit .31 Second Row: lleft to rightj M. Ferrare coach 5 S. Patterson' S. S' ' R R. Bailey, Manager. First Row: T. Bugenhagenp H. Romanskig N. Lecker, R. Carrick, T. Laveryg R. Paterniti. , , lmon, . Szparagag W. Reesg A. Arduinig ' WRESTLING The East High wrestling team of 1946. beginning a season with an almost totally inexperienced squad and a new coach progressed rapidly and, at the close of the current campaign, were performing like veterans. Despite the fact that they won only one meet, a decisive 30-15 victory over Tech, the team nevertheless showed very well against more experienced opposition. The squad placed third in city competition, while in the city meet William Rees, East High's 127-pound con- tender, shared the championship laurels with Dorst, of Vincent. Other stellar performances were turned in hy Norman Leck r h . e , w o was runner-up for the city championship of the 133-pound division, and also by Richard Szparaga, who finished second best in the 185-pound class of the District Ten contest. This season was the first for Coach Michael Ferrari since his return from the Navy. He will have a fine start for next year's team with all of this year's squad returning, with the exception of Norman Lecker, who will be lost to the team through graduation. Results East ........ ...... 1 7 Tech ....... ....... 2 5 East ......... ......... 3 O Tech ....... ....... l 5 East ........ ...... 1 I Vincent ...... ....... 3 l East ......... .. 2 Vincent ...... ....... 3 Z East ........ ...... 1 0 Academy ........ ....... 3 6 East ......... ..... 8 Academy ...... ....... 3 4 VVon ...... ..... 1 Lost ....... ....... 5 mi 'W The East quartet of golfers finished their 1946 season with a record of four wins, six losses and two ties to gain fourth place honors. FIRST RUN' flctt to rightjz Rl. Pommer, Capt. D. Blair, D. Nelson, IQ, Suela' SICVUND RUNVZ Umcli j. Christoff, P. Streniu, li. XVesterling, M. Brown, GULF Although the records were unimpressing, the Warrior golfers made each game an exciting one for 1tS opponents. Next year's squad will be led by Dale Nelson, Other lettermen returning are Ed. Sueta and Matt Pommer to give Coach Joe Christoff a fine nucleii for next year's squad. East East East East East East 12 0 6 0 6 116 SCHEDULE AND RECORD Edinboro 0 Academy 12 Prep 6 Lawrence Park 12 Tech 6 Vincent 1015 Won 4 East SW East 0 East 8V2 East V2 East 11 East 3 'Ag Lost 6 Tied 2 Edinboro 3M Academy 12 Prep 3Mg Lawrence Pa Tech 1 Vincent 855 rk 1156 'iK,fc 3- eAf'l f Q4-H l.EF'l' TU RIGHT: R. Stegelske, -I. VVisuiewski, Mr. Nease, tl. Demczak, R. Ohman. The underdog racket wielders of East lligh completed a very successful season of play hy tying the Strong Vincent quartet and thereby gaining a first place tie with Vincent who were, in pre-season predictions, highly favored to gain first place laurels. john VV. Nease, East High's veteran coach, will no douht build the nucleus of his '47 squad about his two returning lettermen, joseph Wisniewski and john Demchak. XVithout ri doulut, however, the loss of two of last year's stars, Ronald 4 l Stegelske and Roy Ohman, will be deeplv felt. RESULTS: RESVLTS: East .... ACHdfm5' East .,.. Tech ......... ---------- 1 East .... 'l'lfl2 PNP ----- 23? East '... Q S. V. ..... 3 X2 w l t East ,.... ....... .-----..- 3 0 1 i' Jin .JM -I ek, L59 - Ea 1 if . ROVV TYVO Cleft to rightl 1 C. Klick, Manager, A. Hanes M. Laskowski, H. Bender. ROVV ONE: S. Yanku, S. Rovnak, H. Yuhns. HOME ROOM 122 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS 1947 iff' A ' -- SWIMMING 200-yard Freestyle Relay Medley Champions owen Petersen Baran Pianka - Y ' ' Pletrus, Robasky, Federoil 1 JEAN VALIN 'F Q ?f '5 ff? du 2 EEG .9 3' Q ff f Q is x ,Sf 5 camels, M. .g.-5.555 1 L - D' ' 'sl Kcrshzw, D. ' ' '1- W Pappas, G. if .324 4, Pomorski, A. 'K . shamf, R. 5 by 1 Spinelli, I, fm Sf , Szulecki, V. 2. u M Wieczorek. D. i 1' .Q . gs 5 1 is -if 1 Y A E , V' , ' 75 r K Q i 5 K 5 K Dunst, R. K A Gnacinski, M. - if S Gomolekoff, K. 9 '- Harrleb, E. S Hess, K. Mezzaczpo, M. W Morosky, E. Pasxore, G. , Q ,. I b smith, M. 'ij W Q Sueta, M. ' 'Y Talkish, E. X Volk- A' , A, Mi I W k I .L , 4 ,, 431 5 Adv, f' ,XE Q . . , A, .k1mg.z5i5,ig'g:g1,.KT. A 1 ,- E f fi x - ' 5' -- 1 .ff 'Q V1 4. X,-15, '-'fimfff .- - af L K ,M 4 M ,, Qi . L 3 - fy '. ' Qi K7 f f K' ag , D A' K Crishock, D. a 1 Curtin, M. - A , K Federoff, M. ,A ' Gomolekotf, K. L Q . Y , - KUPU- A- , 'Y. .sk i ' Lynch, M. M' H :A f. 5 31.5 Morosky, E. fi f k1 ,, l L i1E.L:g. Spiller, P. k P 4 L 1. ' f 'fi -2 ' ' ww gf? K. ,. , K Q I 1 iffy 842.78 41 .1 S hATHERlNIE PILLE .ffa2J ff. 7 n Q40 4523? Y 4,9 'Q??, v O ff I ,. gig.. .3 'E f.. E1 sky Q.--ff k as ? 2 Y 5 Dunston, I.. M84 ' D ' Lutsch, K. V' Mazzie. H. a t ,. Orloff, D. '- D RIY. P. E I Schuller. L. Q- W Sueu, M. - Swanson, M. ff. 4: P E .1 L1 ,igafigeil S ages Y 2 if iff' Bielanin, F. Cassano, T. Q 5 Constable, J. ,335 Ivan, F. ,ks Klemushin, A. Nezh, J. - 'Hi Orloff, D. ' Poppoff, M. ' Sherman, l. xr Simon, C. Smith, T. Dronfield. P. Dzuibkowski, F Mando T Robnns J. Schuller L Sub D Shaffer R Suwczlk D Szczesny, R. Y ,4 Q A 31 63 5 S aPfO1 ai gifs ' JQ Q f U Pb NN' if P I School Was Never Like This! URBAN MATMNS ORGANIZATIONS-PAST AND PRESENT We, in East High now, have many more privileges than our fellow students in 1922. The former classes partici- pated in very few extra-curricular activities. One of the outstanding jobs of the students, themselves, was to plan every auditorium program. Consequently, they produced many of their much-talked-about plays. The best noted was the comedy- Miss Bob White. Today we have an organization known as the Masquers under the direction of Miss Gertrude King which puts on most of the plays for our enjoyment and, also, for the enjoyment of other schools in the city. The student cabinet now helps plan the auditorium programs, with Miss Mary McMahon as supervisor. 1 The Sunrise began as the school magazine which included news, poems, and original stories. This was changed by our own Tom-Tom under the direction of Miss Eleanor Young. The school annual continued with the Sunrise and the stall is supervised by Miss Florence Betts. The musical organizations have always been a part of the school activities. In 1922, the orchestra was under the direction of Miss Zelda Jones, composer of our school song, and the band was led by Mr. W. S. Owens. Lately, however, the instrumental organizations, including the Drum and Bugle Corps, were put under Mr. Wil- liam Burger. The choral groups were formed to sing with the plays that were presented. Now the members put on programs all over the city under the direction of Mr. Donald Ricart. The National Honor Society was recently started in East High by Mrs. Ruth Milloy in 1936. She is still the advisor, and, as of June 1946, there is a membership of 212 girls and 138 boys. The society plans hayrides, par- ties, and other similar activities. Miss Katherine Pille's aesthetic dancing classes were in the limelight in the earlier days of our school. The girls put on countless programs and they were enjoyed by all. There is nothing at present that takes the place of these classes. In 1922, the students only had two cheerleaders at pep rallies or on the field during a game. Francis Kardot was the outstanding cheerleader at that time. Mrs. Beatrice Sheviclt has taken over the cheerleaders and we now can cheer with eight active students leading us. The Girls' College Club was among the first organizations started. Miss Miriam Booth and Miss Charlotte Crowell were among the lirst originators at East. There is now a membership of 65 with Miss Alice Jose as the supervisor. Mr. W. Wynn Warren recently began a Boys' College Club and that is run on the same principles as the girls' group. Considering the few activities that our parents enjoyed, compared to ours, we can all agree that we can be very thankful to those responsible for these many enjoyments. . L 4- A 4 l ' STUDENT CABINET THIRD ROXV fleft to rightl: Miss lNIcMahnn, F. Pastewka, R. Grahimki, R, Rnlmsky, G. Barber, A. Pietrnsanta, I.. Penna SECOND RUNV: P. Hebert, D. Milewsl-ii, B. Sawdey, E. McNeil, I.. Sehuller, j. Burkowiak, Schuster. FIRST ROXV: G. Hawley, M. Brewer, R. Beehtos, E. Czerwinski, V. Somerville, R. Blasco. ABSFNT FROM PICTITRIE: P. Melnitsky, T. Gnrhatoff. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY F0l'R'l'H ROVV lleft to rightl: F. Svhnlze, L. Beill, VV. Nelson, R. Bender, li. Kulmsik, Ii. Sneta, li. C7erwinski, R. Grahin- ski, R. Plave, R. Zamiernwski, P. Lawrenee. THIRD ROXV: C. Hnrunml, S. Lnssman, P. Page, R. Bechtns, M. Recd, D. Somerville, l.. Sonney, -I. Fryer, j. Breyley, li. I I encer. SFCONII ROXV: M. Brewer, M. L. llzlnclley, F. Behkn, A. Pietrasnnm, li. Snwdey, R. Shaffer, L. Schnller, li. Spllko, R. Beck. FIRST ROXV: F. Puscher, j. XVienlcnhaefer, M. Swanson, V. Sznlecki, M. A. Szulucki, ll. Stnchem, U. Pappas, L. Davey. A.l5SIfN'l': R. Uhmam, XV. Laughlin. .algal . SUNRISE STAFF THIRD RUVV llc-ft to rightli P. Sullivan, R. Barwick, F. Schulze, W. VVarusLewski, G. lVhite. SECOND ROXV: M. Reed, ll. Stachera, R. Trahoski, R. Shaffer, R. Ritchie, I.. Schuller, IJ. Somerville, R. Beck, S. Gardner FIRST ROXV: T. Baranowski, B. Sawdey, il. YViedenhaefer, M. Handley, E. Hesketh. ABSENT FROM Editor-in-Chief .... Assistant Editor .. Faculty ................ ,. Seniors .................. Underclassmen Special ............... Sports .............. Organizations Typists .................. Faculty Advisors P I CTVRE: R. Rube rson. SUNRISE STAFF Editorial Department ...Frederick Schulze .,..........Doris Somerville Robert Barwick ..........Therese Baranowski, Barbara Sawdey, Joyce VViedenhaefer Louise Schuller, Rita Ritchie, George VVhite ......................Shirley Gardner, Ruth Beck, Pat Sullivan .................................VValter YV3ruzewski, Robert Roberson ,...,....Marilyn Reed, Elaine Hesketh, Rosemary Trohoski Shaffer. Helen Stachera . .... Miss Betts, Miss Lillis, Miss Putnam SUNRISE ART STAFF THIRD RUXV Heft to rightit D. Pretz, C. Harwood. SECOND RUYV: B. Bowes, B. Gorr, A. lhrmacher, D. Lawrence, B. Trout. FIRST ROXVI J. Guth. UNSW .1 BOYS' GLEE CLUB THIRD ROW' Cleft In rightj : Hiller, R. Gornall, R. Ragen, P. VVilliams, R. Tronuski, C. Detzel, E. Smialek, G. Panliloff, V. Hansen, L. Beill. SECQNQQ, ROXV5 VV- Nelwlly R- Kl'5'5l3kv R' Banff, V. Kimmy, E. xx7ESf6I'lllIg, F. Pope, L. YVardanski, -I. Cermak, R. Damien, . agner. FIR?-IT FUOFV: Mr. Ricarr, R. Robins, P. Strenin, R. Zelaski, 'l'. Lavery, li. Leo, j. Bindeman, R. Koscielnizxk, R. Burczon, . .1nmger. ABSENT FROM PlC'I'l'RE: H. Eccles, C. Uglow, -I. jackson. ' w A CAPPELLA CHOIR FOURTIII ROVV Ctlefi tn rightil: R. Uornall, R. Bailey, F. Pietras, R. Ragen, P. XViIliams, j. Flantun, R. 'l'mnnski, C. Uetzel, if. Ianhlnff, la. hmlalek, R. Bnen, E. VVesterling, j. Hiller, R. Damico. IHIRD RONV: R. Robins, VV. Nelson, L. Beill, T. Lavery, A. Lewis, N. Seitzinger, S. Nonk, N. Kihler, M. Krebs, F. Voss. V. Hansen, j. Cermak, E. Len, R. XVagner. SECONI? ROVV: M.. Mazzone, XV. Hunter, F. Savage, F. Bebko, B. Sample, F. Zzilkofl, S. Darclenne, P. Sullivan, j. Urloff, B. lxrahe, D.-lxuvminaki, R. Guelcher, L. Rectenwald, j. Macosku. FIRRI RURV5 H- UVCCH, I. Holclnack, S. Mehler, J. Guth, J. Neckel, S. Pintin, U. Kershaw, S. Gardner, D. xVi9L'70l'?k, B. Deutseh, S. Simon, M. Ciotoli, E. May, Mr. Ricart. SENIOR GIRLS' CHORUS F0l'R'I'II RUIV Cleft tn riglitlz Cl. Ilall, NI. Alder, S. Rohison, C. Simon, A. Pnnmrski, If. Shntn, II. Calgurzi, NI. Reed, lf. Ivan, L. Vaughn, I.. Barr. 'I'IIlRI7 ROXY: I.. Schrevkengnst, L. Robins, I. Yanim, P. Spillet, D. XVnsil0II, P. Cuvlirzin, II. IIQIIISI-I, V- NIHFIH, Illini S. l.epkmx-ski, I, Terry. SIQUONI7 ROXV: NI. Milner, j. I.af'Ierty, M. Davis, Y. Amendoln, IZ. Shupharil, U. Llkinmlf, j. Fryer, Ii. l'nwlxer, V. IIC-Alll-Cfllh N. Shay, I3. Gnol. I IRS'I' RONV: M. Thomas, Ii. Rmlecki, L. Zaiuistmvski, M. Camera, Rzllae, -I. Parke, 'If Nlzlrski, NI. Ilnncllry, NI. Pnpnff, I7. Slawczik, T. Cassann, Mr. Ricalrt. AHSI-.NT FROM PICTVRIQ: A, Cxnnu, I, LIIIFISUII. JUNIOR GIRLS' CHORUS lfUl'R'l'll Row lim M fighn. I.. M..f..,ki, xl, Rum-, Y. I-'ilipm xl. Heim, gl. Ifeldr. .l. Diffwlwhvf. -N I-SHN , H WMC - P. Krnszexuki, IU. Slcwwyk, R. Nl-lsun, C. Nlillcr, li, Barryyk, ul. Kingsley, A. LILIIIIEVII. 'I'IIIRl7 ROXVQ IU. Krzihnkc, C. U'Brien, S. Moran, I7. Rnmnnxki, bl. Siam, Ci. lfvaumff, I. Dvvunyiunk, Ii, Rcrk, II. 9'1ll'l'll'lM Nl. Ilurak, I7. IiI'1IlIl'Ilt'lI, R. IVIHI'IlIjI,Sf2II', B. Iimlinger, YV. I7nnnell, II. Lewis. SECOND RUXY: Nl. Bnvkel, Nl. Znuistmlw, A, Urlurl, P. NIl'I'SiIllt', 'I'. Iflwivki, Ii. Rnirn, Y. Vintuli, A. Inrnilin, Ii. I.iningn'r, R. Airgoml, U. Lesckn, I . Fisher, NI. Lee, I.. I.t's1c-Ii. FIRSI' RUXY: Lf John-un, S. Kline, K, Sullivan, IC. Nluvlirvll, S. Fenlerull, Xlr. Ricart, tl. Sullivan, ll. Znwixtmmski, IT. Run- stemller. AIISIQNI' FROM PIC'I'l'RIC: R. I.:ita1, XV. Bolton. ORCHESTRA lol'RWl'll RUXV fleft to rightii Nl. Rea-ml, 'lf Knlivudzl, FI. l.ic'l1:lCz, R, I 4m1', N. l'zlm'r'l'c'v. IHIRI3 ROXY: R. Barth, P. SHIKI, K. Reed, lf. Sm-tix, U. Pvrkins, Xl. l':1m'6rc'v, il. l'huIn:u'ki, lf. Ilm-sketh, lf cvhtbllilfkl NI FUND RUXY: D. XYhcIplc-5, I. K'l'iSf?il, lf, Prncer, Y. Sulnerville, I7. Sornerville, FI. XX'z1gl1vr, ll, liimlcrnaln, P. xllhlxillfly 'lf Slum. Sl' RUXV: Nl. J. Kelley, R. C'lwjl1as'ki, II. Hcskc-th, 17, Recd, M. Swmtt. 4! N M ' STRING CLASS SICUUXIV RUXY ple!! to rightli K, Thurnpsun, M. Ffxatney, B. l7ori4'h, K. Huxix, I.. Pwr. FIRST RUXYI SUIIIIUFX, Nl. lvlrivh, N. Bulvruw. 4 'I . S .- ET Q 'M ff TOM TOM STAFF TIIIRI3 RUNV Ile-It lu rIgI1!I: Ii. Iiuhasik, E. Czerwinski, I7. Bernslcy, II. I'nrkc'r, If. Hut SICCUNIJ ROVV: I.. Iilmsey, N. Kihler, A. Pictrasantn, II, Green, VV. LZIIIIJQIIIIII, Ii. Thomas. -ICF, I,. Mehler, Miss Ynun FIRST RUVV: I . Behku, V, Alu, N. Seitzinger. M CLUB CABINET SICCUNIJ RUXV Ileft tu rigI1tJ2 NI. Reed, I,.y'tIe, I-Q. Hesketh, M. Brewer, D. Surncrville. IIRSI' RUNV: Ii. Sample, M. IIIIINIIEY, FI. VViuIenI1z1efer, Ii. Salxxdcy. I M visrafki Q .. 'B 9 . - sag fi ,af 12 5 J'Z-In Q? at 2' 9'-ff' A bi N 3 f W ,f 4 , 3 57 x 5 5 -6 5 - 1 sn . X, 5 E w.g'1I'4-:fi 1 95'- iv M, wx ax R! as 46 H 'f' -I R W Q 3 ,iv V A ' A' 2' X' f- . :'5 f' A -JN Nb Q 55, Q P 3 K 4 f h fi 5' 7, M , X I W, xy, a L W, .wax fa Ml SENIOR HI-Y 9lX'l'll ROXV lleft to rightl: G. Plankin, A. Man-Kenzie, D. Hunter, R. Place, T. Lavery, R. l':lrrivk. FIFTH ROXV: j. Marks, R. Tronoski, C. Pommer, C. Stazer, J. Stark, R. Szparaga, R. Rea ran, XV. Cnuper, lb. Nliniuri J. Bixlw. l7Ol'RTH AROXV: E. VVesterling, R. Bailey, B. Kuhasilg, R. Urulwlnslli, 'l'. Fcclernff, P. VVillfaf1's, R. Bowen, R. Petersen R. Bnjarski, R. Manning, R. Gnrnall. l'HlRD ROVV: G. Damicn, E. Alu, T. Edmonds, Lf-tn, R. Znmiermuki, N. Lecker, R. VVa'gncr, NV. XVz1rusm-wski, IC. Czer wins!-gi, A. Pietrasanta, B. Siadler, Nlacrnsky. SECOND ROVV: G. Mattis, L. Penna, R. Leo, 'l'. Kzllivoda, G. Barber, R. Agnew, 'l'. Immjexuli, XV. Laughlin, R. Yuple F. Mando, K Caldwell. FIRST RONV: B. Bannister, J. Fullerton, NV. Rosfnski, P. lN'lr1skalCz, R. Gufmfann, Nl. Brrmn, M. Pumrner, R. Fnterniti XV. Xclmn, D. Regan, E. Pastewka, I-I. Thomas. ABSENT FROM PlC l'l'RE: D. Rhodes, C. Olrlach. JUNIOR HI-Y FUl'R'l'H RUVV Lleft tu rigl1tl:XV. johnson, IZ. Duflin, Aulvisnr, C. Safhse. THIRD RUVVZ P. Nlelllitsky, Blndemall, Srznngield, Nl. johnson, SEQ-UND RUXV: R. Stazer, L. Qhmstowski, R. Deckert, j. lfgglestgn, J, Beveridge- FlRS'1- RUXV: j. Bmnake, P. Vygqcke, R. Hughes, G. Rngalla, R. l.UZ1llY3l', j. Zawolnik. MASQUERS FIFTH ROW' fleft tu right? : G. NVhite, D. Somerville, C. Fielinski, J. Betts, M. Pancerev, J. Breyley, P. Sullivan, S. Simon. FOLRTH ROXV: M. SUCIZI, Lytle, V. Somerville, P. Cochran, M. Davis, B. Zielnnka, E. Voss, D. Wlasiloff, G. Zelaney. THIRD RDXV: S. Gardner, A. justka, F. Belvkn, N. Seitzinger, R. Bechtos, M. Lynch, L. Zawistowski, E. Pencer. SECOND ROXV: ll. Pittas, B. Sawdey, D. Crislwck, M. Federnff, A. Person, M. Brown, M. Mnzzone, G. Pappas, D. Kuzminski. FIRST RUXV: P. Page, B. Kuhasik, E. Czerwinski, F. Schulze, Miss King. CHEERLEADERS THIRD ROW' llcft In rightl: Nl. Gunrlaker, F. Schulze, l. Cristea. SEFOND ROVV: E. Spilkn, M. Cinmli, F. Pancerev, R. Shaffer. FIRST ROVV: V. Szulecki, Nl. Szulncki, N. Petrnff, A. Yates. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS SIXTII RUNX' Heil tn rightli R. I'il'1IIIIFIxI, U. RuIImm1, Ii. Nh-Ncil, R. Nl'lI1CFj.fL1I, I . SYCPIVIHINNIII, I., Ilelimki, D. Perkins NI. Pe-laik, R. Bernatmviez. PII' I II RUVI I Ii. Uuetsch, 5. Rama, I.. Iloffman, Lomms, I. I,C'iIifl, bliilI'I, II. NIiIf'xuki, I'. Rny. I70l'R'l'II RUXV: B. Iirysiak, M. Smith, j. Cmwler, K. Recd, Ii. Trnut, I3. Spillel, NI. NI:lc'I1uy:1, I. Spine-Ile. IIIIRD RUXV: C. 'I'hurntnn, P. Davis R. Nuwlinjf, R. Szuzesny, P. Zdrejewski, C. IIZITFIIILIIKDII, Y. Simnn. SIQFUND RUXV: H. Mazzie, B. Greg-n, M. I.ym'h, Ii. Ilartlelw, D. Marlouski, NI. Bukmuki, ll l.:uIn, NI. Hrcuer, Ii. Gardner FIRST RUXV: A. Czlmu, R. Iuruwski, II. ,Ii-ska, If. Murosky, Borkmxizxk :XBSICNI FRUNI I'IL I'I'RIi: N. Urn-en, I5. Ilomivz, Ii. Klevkner, P. NIc'K:me, S. Xeikvl, R. Pretz, l.. Snnney. niff- 4 l?,,.l Ygzzi L-i ...nt r'-1 in ' -sl V1 Ii' 5...-D tg 1- 21 I ,,.... n 5-v , . - Q46 I ,. Ll-X . ' A Oils-if - o- ' ,,,,. 'Q-o V-, ik Q. -I -- ' -- , .- Q cr I . fr -.Z 'vb-'K - .2 tug. .I ,-f-Q.. BATON TWIRLING CLUB SIXIII RUXY llvtt to rightl: Ii. Nenlergut, A. Miller, bl. VIUIIIIMHI, R. Iierlmtmmiiv, Y. Linrlwr, NI. Lkirmfn, R. Krxiinxki. lfIIf'l'II Row. xi. si-awk.-iigw, is. lm-mini, '11 1,ki.l.1, H. Bfilmn, K. u.,1m.1fki.ff, xi. LWIIIFY- M' '11Pwr. P- Rm. 11- Pffffs I-'Ul'R'I'II ROXY: gl. jesku, Il. Clark, I. Ring, Ii. Vnmus, Ii. Blewett, N. Slimmer, M. Uxierki, If. Irnlwrt, S. IIUIINI- IIIIRD RUXY: I. Puwcll, K. Bosnuke, P. Ilimnpsun, Ii. Sisvrr, U. IVInr'sI', II, SK'-2l'1N II. Ii. xI'H'1'Fk5- SECOND FUXV1 R. Rlllljl, S. Dunn, C. Rimir, P. SIIXYKIUI, R. IIIIIFINVSIQII. FIRSI' RUXY: I. XVim-clcrle, A. LIRIIIIU, I. Prznher, bl, I7i-Unrlu, D- 54U'hl'IW'1. ,I- lim-krmink. A MY 1 Q. - ,.f.,. - .. 'Vi' .Q 1 . K K in ' sn. f v ' 1 .e girl' V s . Nu., AL GIRLS' COLLEGE CLUB IVUITRIII ROW' lleft to rightl: B. Bowes, J. Betts, M. Davis, Constable, S. Robison, IJ. VVilliams, ll. l7iCarlo, V. Somer ville, lf. Curry, -I. Breyley, E. Voss, N. Kihler, S. Pintea, A. Miller. 'l'lllRI? ROVV: 0. Iikimoff, H, Keller, R. Guelrher, I. Carlson, G. XVolclanski, N. Shay, R. Beck, R. Bechtos, J. Stearns, C' 'l'hompson, IC. lNlc'Neill, P, Ludwig, M. Fahey, B. Mulvllle. SIQFONIJ ROXV: A. Person, vl. Neckel, M. Alder, P. Covhran, ll. Kershaw, Bundy, Miss jose, I. Leshko, S. Simon, M, Maz- zone, IJ. Kuzminski, M, Kzlrmnzon, R. Hickman, D. Crishock. FIRST RUVV: IC. Hesketh, I. Cristea, S. Gardner, T. Baranowski, E. Pencer, M. Reed, M. Krehs, D. Somerville, IT. Szawczik li. Morosky, llaniels, M. Federoff. BOYS' COLLEGE CLUB 'l'IIlRl7 RUVV Cleft to rightl: B. Cooper, R. Place, E. Czerwinski, J. Stark, F. Schulze, J, Brown, VV. VVaruszewski. SECOND ROXV: B. Kulwasik, G. Barber, D. Ragen, H. Howland, P, Kushner, R. Bnrwick. FIRST ROXV: M. Brown, M. Pommer, T, lidmonds. ASK FOR x ff 3110014 muc f L ll GUAV-V40 Q Dugllf' il' amy EGJUWBMOK offfks mls' SEAZED Pkorfcrlom WHT you break the seal on a bottle of Meadow Brook Milk, you know that it has been fully protected all the way to your home. Meadow Brook Milk is protected from contamination by a sterilized plastic-coated hood which completely covers and seals the pouring surface of the bottle. No dust. N dirt or hands can touch that pouring surface. Guard the health of your family! Insist on fully protected, Vitamin D, Meadow Brook Milk. Always ask for Meadow Brook K T- fzbfl 'LS Meadow Brook Dairy 13' Home 0wned and Home Operared . . . under the same management since its beginning 15 years ago. In the future, as in the past, the highest quality products . . , NOW completely protected. You can obtain Meadow Brook Dairy products at your Home-Owned-Home-Operated Food Store. 'ig 9 l'lIIIIlIMIilIIIIlll1li l IIIII IIIIII HAMMERMILL PAPER NEVER STAYS ANSWERED uHoW can We make Hammermill papers better? Every minute, every hour, every day, that's the question in the minds of the men on the research staff of the Ham- mermill Laboratories. These men, scientifically trained, conduct a constant search for better methods, better materials. Their qoal is always to find ways to manufacture papers that will serve printer and user with the qreatest satisfaction. But when they do find the answer to a particular problem, the question remains, for no standard, no method, no formula, no equipment, is ever considered final at l-larnmermill. COMPANY ' ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA m Compliments of jluhn ti,SchulTz CLTU. 'DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE Twenty East Eighth DON-DE COFFEE Jacob Haller Company Wholesale Distributors Phone C6-128 A. O. Johnson, Mgr 12th Street Skating Rink The Rink of Refinement 12th and Frech , Erie, Pa. Open Evenings 8 to 11 except Mon. Mat. 2 to 4:30 - Tues., Thurs., Sun. I - Members Only - Presque Isle Metal Products, Inc. Specialists in Metal Stamping and Spinning 1825 Peach Street Erie, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS! Class of '47 Reinhold Pharmacy Who serve the latest and best in CONGRATULATIONSg Laurel Hill Cemetery Drugs On the Grubb Road 1715 State St- Erie, Pa- COne mile south of Ridge Road? The ENJOY QUALITY SPECIALTY SHOP of Erie Sterling Milk my 60. 3330 Peach Street Phone U9-691 I ., , . U ,Q!TI5I '',Q 1..:.f21'1,115.25 51--Q31Y'iilll3'3f17' Wt-,.1 .. ' ' FIG, .31 f ,... ,.,, ,,,, 3? gfuf mv , 1 1 l K 'ggi-ff., ' .En F an w 4 T i 5 5, 'Lai ,tn . rag - '- ' 9 -2.::1:: mQ,,!....-,l' Qu I me mggim . .,VV 1... - 4 , ,V ..1, my-.:' S.. .N I , V 2 If' Q, wt. ESESEPGED osuvoruuon , L A , V ,N ,..K: N H f ' 1 ' -- ' El,m2fll1:.'ll5i!E'flff V- 1 FIG. l75 X-',, - T I' ,I - . Q W X 1.5, 5 Fi! ,R V ' 1, ., ' 5 ff, , .V -' 3 s qi . nom' Q s' EW ' f ' 1 F , V Ti w l if 2 nw- vs-sas? ,V I .f ' .' i ' ,f ' 'f' rezuoo 'f4f1. V ' e' .I L , my i ., ' 5 :loo omm - HG Tm X.,.Q V HcV,4l HG Q7 H l Q . -' -fr ' ,. n F new I A xx ,' ' 1, ,I W 'g v - a ' 1 .. n,,.., . -, g f -5 y Y ' QNX 3 A H -, ' neun ,fe ,V Tl. - .,-T.. 1 - ,IL , L: L. A' 39 Viv are TEAR ,N A .ia 1' 'T 7 ' ' FIG. 20 rim. ERIE E 7 - lzglskzilgfmm P2 . vt-11 FIG 605 ..Ro,OAWA5HERff IV it . - HC-.llte I M5 ron CARS ' ..---- --.W ,nut up um. me Ml i no.2oo1 I ..ti?:L..-. 1' A. ' -' G'-2-LM -I ' ' F'G 5 emi NIGHT-FUELEW' FI . - FIG M79 FIG. l00 -1' V MK ..,.....,..., ' ,V 1' 1 . f l 3'V-X -1 - f.1'... ' , '-ft'54,1I'jl if Y, gr. ,MFL ix., hw ,.... ,,q,,, , ass::.a: , ,l'w,:l',,.V.w- ut JQZ, ' 'f as -A-- 1- l ,J ,,,, M. . 7 , ' ' V . 'V MY,..1:j Q? 'ji 'Qs -ur, ,VPg'.- if 'if' ,mu ' '7 ' . f' 1 CYP' .1 J? T5 Mila 1 ' 'zz-,,.b STUDENTS Know ERIE METERS E'VE devoted over a quarter century doing our job-design- ing and manufacturing petroleum handling and allied equipment- Erie Meter products are in use in every state and most foreign countries. We're young, for more of our men and women are under 45 than over-we are quick to adapt new ideas-we want never to become set in our ways -we encourage cooperation from all, and we strive in every way to make Erie Meter a good place in which to work. We started with an original idea for serving gasoline to automobiles over 25 years ago-now we build and sell scores of products, create good jobs for hundreds of loyal Erie folks and thousands of jobs for others, the country over. Freedom of enter- prise-the American Way makes it possible. We Congratulate The Graduating Classes of 1947 On their Splendid Scholastic Record And wish them A Continued Success I 4 Thirty-five Years of Continued Ser F co' I vice to the Athletes of E116 Adi High Schools llll I 'PainfHeadyuarfers' PALACE HARDWARE ts l3m8fState Stree HOUSE RALPH R. RIEHL Real Estate and Insurance First Mortgage Loans 9th and French Streets Erie, Pennsylvania Since 1852 JAREQKI VALVES AND FITTINGS Complim t f Billy Simpson Post 470 Veterans of Foreign Wars and Foreign War Veterans Club 1023 French Street Phones: 22-367 - 24-750 The LAWRENCE HOTEL Reed Anshutz, Mgr. 10th and Peach Streets The Ballroom offers facilities for Learn to be a Comptometer Operator. Short Course. Reasonable tuition Free Employment service. The only licensed Comptometer School in Erie The Comptometer School 722 Commerce Bldg. Phone 65-454 Hill Mill Ice Cream Company Makers of VELVET ICE C.REAM Hill Mill Dairy Stores Subsidiary of I'AFig1:lfATE DINNERS Hill Mm Ice Cream oo. BANQUETS Main Office: 212-214 E. Sth Street CARD PARTIES E 1e'Pi Phones: 23-G51 - 23-652 Grade A Rug Cleaning SINCE 1885 Qazzflzamgvificrai 644 EAST sth Compliments . . . LABQQ Q-'A' o A AMERICAN 1, 5 Fsoemmon E u OF . 2 Q LABOR 5 9 5 9 'bl'0F!l.1s? 4 X FHIE' ph' C' il t f Bucyrus-Erie Company Compliments of J. F. Brittain Distributors of CLETRAC CRAWLER TRACTORS Best Wishes to the Seniors of '47 3001 Glenwood Park Ave. Phone 69-442 Erie, Pa. l .,-gg: ..... V jill' ' E. 8x A. DOUBET JEWELERS Pay Cash - Buy for Less 10th and Holland Streets Phone 54-242 1202 East 10th Streetj Erie, Pa. Over 75 Tears of Q, Meyer .Quality is Faithful Public 0 G. Tour Guide to Service grits-'ilffgfvgir' Satisfaction Smart College Styled Apparel for Hi Students CLOTHING 0 HATS 0 SHOES 0 FURNISHINGS Also Misses' and Teen-age Girls' Man-tailored Suits, Coats and Accessories P. A. MEYER Es? SONS ERIE'S FOREMOST CLOTHIERS 817-819'821 State St. C l t f THE STANDARD STOKER COMPANY, INC. Erie, Pennsylvania M. O. SHREVE Guild Optician ERIE OPTICAL COMPANY 823 Peach Street Phone 24-894 DOWNING 8: DOWNING INC. Established 1855 . Has Provided R 0 ERIE ASSU EDS K , with Dependable' Insurance 'ag I for ING? SIIOES NINETY-Two YEARS Security-Peoples Bank Bldg. Phone 22-055 Erie. Pa. ADAMS and STREUBER LOVE'-L .. CUT RATE - MANUFACTURING COMPANY Fountain Service and Makers of School Supplies 6th and East Ave. Phone C6-216 Pressure Cleansers fWringersJ Mouse and Rat Traps Rubber Rolls Ice Hockey Sticks ECOMA SEALTEST Ice Cream ICE CREAM and MILK ERIE COUNTY MILK ASS'N Phone 22-255 Upton-Lang Company General Building Contractors 1009 Commerce Bldg. Erie, Pa Member of The Associated General Contractors of America, Inc. Skill - Integrity V- Responsibility YAWGER PAINTING SERVICE A Paint Job Stands Out in Color and Harmony when it has the Proper Foun- dation Coats and is Properly Styled. FOR BETTER PAINTING AND STYLING SEE US ALL KINDS OF INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING AND DECORATING 3324 Glenside Phone 24-177 Norb Niethamer's COLLEGE INN 3-150 Glenwood Pk. Ave. Always Open Till The Wee Hours The Ideal Spot For That Late Snack SANDWICHES - SUNDAES SOFT DRINKS Cushman Motor Scooter FOR BUSINESS OR FOR PLEASURE There is one made to fit every need-whether it. is thrifty, dependable transportation to My dream as a GI has now become a reality. Much of this is due to The Reich Co. and their cooperation. It really helps a fellow to purchase from a reliable concern. - and from work or school or just a jaunt out CO. to the golf course or Peninsula. A Complete Line of Hotel and Restaurant A. L. STRAUS Equipment Prop. 13111 PEACH ST. ERIE. PA. 1203 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio lm. On With the Dance! .ROASTERS SAMMY DIEHL 0F FINER And His Orchestra COFFEE . . . featuring GLADYS GILLESPIE Songstress Catering to Clubs and Music from 9 to 1 on Fridays, Restaurants 9:30 to 1:30 on Saturdays, Our Specialty THE CROCKER SPRAGUE CO. Dunkirk, New York 8:30 to 12:30 on Sundays FRIDAY NIGHT SQUARE DANCE George Barber, Caller - MEMBERS ONLY - LA NUOVA AURORA 1518 Walnut Street A Progressive, Philanthropic Organization GO WHERE HITS ARE A HABIT THEATRE n Presenting Erie's Best Entertainment . . . ALWAYS 1l Congratulations As you travel along Life's Highway You will always be on time with a watch from O'Dell's. - For Nearly A Quarter Of a Century . . . 1 , Suppliers of the best and brightest in Paints, Varnishes and Enamels Also a complete line of painters' and paper hangers' supplies and equipment Erie's Leading Paint Store Phone 26-771 We Deliver o o rle alnt o. Better Service COR. 14-Q1 8' STATE ST. Erie's Newest Sporting Goods Store The Rod 8: Gun Den THE SPORTMAN'S PARADISE FISHING - HUNTING - GOLF TENNIS - SOFTBALL and BASEBALL SUPPLIES Owned and Operated by Ex-Servicemen 912 French Street Erie. Pennsylvania A erl ll ' - m can Ho ow Boring Sanner Office Supply Co. Hollow Bored Forgings 1119-1123 Peach St. Elie P and Steel Shafts Office and Work Desks - Chairs - Files Safes 10th and Raspberry Streets Systems ,- Supplies WEIL McLAIN CO. Boilers - Radiators - Light Gray Iron Castings 1621 East Avenue Elie Pa Before Buying ANY Cleaner . . . Request a KIRBY Demonstration THE KIRBY'S 7 UNIT-USES 1. Crystalatorg 2. Mouth and Insect Preventiong 3. Floor Portableg 4. Shoulder Portableg 5. Hand Portableg 6. Triple-Cushioned Vibratorg 7. Duster and Buffer SANI EM-TOR No Bag To Remove, Exclusive with Kirby. Shake dirt down into Sani Em-Tor and empty onto paper. Wrap up and dispose of this sanitary package. No breathing of sickening dust. No soiled hands or clothing. CALL 23-924 THE KIRBY COMPANY OF ERIE mv Peach st. Edward L. Gamble, District Distributor Erie Forge Co. Heyl Physiclans Erie lrorge 8z Steel Co. Supply C0 Erie, Pa. JOIN THE... Y. M. C. A. Make it your downtown Headquarters C. H. Collman I Dr. R. H. Collman Optometrists I 125 W. 8th St. Erie, Pa. WESTINGHOUSE SALES 8: SERVICE on Washers and Refrigerators Harry E. Mueller THE KEY MAN 18 EAST 9th STREET Keys for House. Auto Trunks and Safes Locksmith CLEANERS AND DYERS 402 W. 3rd St. Phone 22-987 Cold Storage Vault on Premises Kimmel 8: Son SHOES - HOSIERY - BAGS I 76 Years At The Same Location Corner 17th and Sassafras Sts. READ THE TIMES Times Publishing Co. L. Press 8x Co. Sporting Goods Men's Shoes and Outdoor Clothing 1206-16 State St. Erie, Pa. Your Preparation For The Business Field Is Now A Matter of Prime Importance l To become employable you must now be well prepared Our Courses have met the enthusiastic en- dorsement of Sate and National Business 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 220 West Ninth Street Erie, Pennsylvania Kelly Studios Pulakos Cameras - Supplies - Films 926 State Street Finishing U mst mth St. Erie, Pa. Cakes, Candles and Luncheons I ' I Umnplinu-n1,s ol' K Swanson Tool 8z Machine Products, Inc. 811 East Sth Street Boston Store Erie, Pa. Eckercl's 706--832f1i09 State Street Better Drug Stores When You Think of Shoes think of Lechner's Erie's Largest Shoe Store 1124-26 State St. 1918-29 state St. E1-ie, Pa. Shoes - Hosiery - Bags ...ofcourse Ttenth and Peach Streets THE F OLLY 26th and Poplar Streets Your Independent Neighborhood Theatre Yiwyk Rzchazgijonfo K Dr:PAnmsm Stone 1 ERIE PA X S1- f A X 4' frgycottai N X , . Seal of Quality CUIl1l7llY'll0lli,2i of Frontier Cake Shop Highest Quality Baked Goods Skinner Engine Company 1650 West 8th St. Phone 23-090 Erie, Pa. Erie, Pa. if Exci sz 'BW t H-open' 5661 L QQW9' f Commercial Blue Print and Supply Company Blue Prints - Direct Line- Prints Photostats -Tracing .Reproductions 807 State Street I Q sgmguauejo f' n Q I 6 5lN6 Again! !4N 7:7 J Q DEPARTMENTS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE AN APPLIANCE DEP'T New items . . . Electric Ranges-Automatic dishwasher sinks-Washers-Ironers and Refrigerators. Also Gas and Electric Water Heaters. A HEATING DEP'T With years of Know-how and dependability behind it. Newly developed equipment, new controls, and new heat- ing applications . . . are our specialties. A SHEET METAL DEP'T With trained personnel, modern equipment and stock on hand, to develop your job . . . large or small . . . to meet all specifications. A PLUMBING DEP'T With what it takes in men and material to carry out your plans in every detail. This department represents the most recent addition to our group of essential ser- vices. A KITCHEN DEP'T Cabinets, cabinet sinks and Ventilating needs. If you are planning to build or remodel your present kitchen . . . you will appreciate the unique service we have in readi- ness for you . . . to combine beauty with utility. EACH DEPARTMENT is under the direction of a qualified and experienced manager, to make it easier for you to get the right answers, plus the satisfaction you are entitled to. FIVE COMPLETE sm 1200- G u ST 1015 West 18th St. Phones: 22-514-24-203 i i1 ' i I 1 I -I I 1 l This book was Lithographed N0 HALFTONE OR ZINC CUTS USED By The ADVANCE PRTG. K LITHO CU. y 0 , , 4' J.. y.-- , v 4. 'f W, .i ' , . V' 'if.,',.4:?'f' A H'-, 1, f . , , A .- f-E -u .-. , gg I . . A... .. , n , ,.. '5 ., 1' -' . , Ni,-'X . - l, . .. .., 1 - . H 1 , , -l.v f:sq1,.,:,f 2 E ,Y .5 ,L -,I -'5-gan-,.3.p13.u..,1.5 ,5-5,-HQ! 11161. , ., .. f - xv. 1 .,. . ..n. r .4 , ff'- 'MEE-Exaaf: f L-iii... wfmih' ' L iw-ef hw., fe f, , .'--,J -A .,,