East High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

The Sunrise staff has attempted to present in pictures the personnel of the entire school, both individually and in groups. We have tried to narrate all the events and activities of interest during the past year. We are proud that last year's Sunrise won second group rating in the state. If conscientious effort and strict attention to the failings of that book pay dividends, this year's annual should be even better. We have spared little expense to have an outstanding cover, high quality paper, and the best in engraving and printing. It is hard for those not connected with the yearbook to realize the planning and work involved in its production. The compensation the staff members receive is the pleasure and satisfaction of a task well done. In future years we feel sure the vision of past events and old friends will be brighter and clearer because of our efforts. We trust you will always find joy, pleasure, and a wealth of pleasant memories as you peruse its pages. (Z-J AST HIGH E C rie, f ennSuiuania With sincere affection and high regard the class of 1949 dedicates this Sunrise to Miss Florence Stoltz and Miss Bernadine Chessley. The smooth, efficient operation of the office with its myriads of forms, statistics, and details is due to their watchfulness, ability and untiring work. Miss Stoltz has seen every class come and go since our school was built. Her overall knowledge of every phase of school operation is priceless to the administration. The efficiency and dispatch with which each detail is handled amazes us all. She is friendly, courteous and calm. We have never seen her angry or heard her speak a harsh word. The smoothness with which our school is run is largely dependent upon her efforts. Miss Chessley, the assistant clerk, is the soul of efficiency and cooperation. Her guiet, courteous manner and willingness to help will long be remembered by the students and teachers. She has very capably taken over the responsibility of advisor for the Cheerleaders and the Eleventh Grade M Club. She has well earned our great respect and high regard. We choose this way to reward them, in some part, for their many services, and we look forward to having them with us for a long time. Administration ..... 6 Seniors .12 Organizations ...... 36 Music ........ 50 Athletics ....... 60 Underclassmen ...... 76 HAROLD D. LEBERMAN Mr. Leberman has proven to be one of our best friends, from seventh grade up to the Senior year. At the beginning of first period he can be seen standing in front of the office with a friendly smile on his pleasant face. He is interested in our problems, no matter how trivial, and is always willing to give a little helpful information. We at East High, are fortunate in having such a pleasant personality at the head of our school. Some days he appears a little tired but never too tired to inguire about our studies and activities. The fact that he has been at East for only three years, has not prevented his becoming acquainted with the names of the students. We all admire him for placing our good points in front of our shortcomings. n o The position of assistant principal requires rare tact, unusual fairness, and calm judgment. It calls for the patience of Job and the insight of a psychologist. Years of training and experience have given Miss Gerboth and Mr. MacDonald their full quota of these qualities. Daily we hear instances where they have used them wisely in the guiding and directing of some boy or girl. We are proud to have these two, who have risen from the ranks of teachers, as our assistant principals. AUGUSTA GERBOTH NORMAN MacDONALD FLORENCE STOLTZ BERNADINE CHESSLEY WALTER ANDERSON University of Pittsburgh General Shop School Treasurer KATHERINE BARBER M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh Merchandising Senior Class Adviser Senior Banquet WILLIAM BURGER A. B. University of Pittsburgh Instrumental Music Instrumental Music ROBERT ARROWSMITH B. S. Westminster Mathematics Basketball, Football, Track FORENCE BETTS M. A. Columbia University English THERESA BURNS M. A. Columbia University English ADELINE BACHMAN B. S. University of Pittsburgh Mathematics ADELINE BLAIR A. B. Grove City Commercial School Bookkeeping CLARA CARLSON Litt. M. University of Pittsburgh Guidance Councilor College Club WILLIAM BANNISTER B. S. Edinboro Biology Hi-Y ESTHER BRYAN B. S. Edinboro Social JEANETTE CAUSGROVE M. of Ed. University of Pittsburgh English MISS CHIMENTI B. A. Mercyhurst History CATHERINE CHRISTOFF A. B. University of Pittsburgh Civics JOSEPH CHRISTOFF M. of Ed. University of Pittsburgh Mathematics Golf Coach. J. V. Football Faculty Manager Swimming and Water Polo. NORD COFINI M. A. New York University Special Education RAYMOND GARDNER M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh General Science. Sunrise Cross Country GEORGE GRIGNOL B. S. in Education Edinboro Geography MARY JANE HEBERLY Penn State Music Appreciation GERTRUDE KING M. A. Wostom Reserve University Speech, English ARTHUR DETZEL M. Ef. University of Pittsburgh Health Football and Wrestling LOUISE GRILL M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh History FRED JAMESON University of Pittsburgh Shop Stage Crew MINNETTA KUPERMAN M. L. University of Pittsburgh Geography DOROTHY DAVIES M. A. New York University History RALPH HARBOLD A. B. Harvard History PEARL JONES University of Pittsburgh English TEKLA LAFFEY B. S. Edinboro Mathematics MARION COLLINS B. S. Syracuse Library MARY LOUISE HEALY B. S. Edinboro Home Ec. M. Club WALTER JORDAN Ponn State Drafting ROBERT LEEMHU S B. S. Wittenburg Choral Activities HARRY MASSING B S. Allegheny General Science Football. Basketball RUTH MILLOY A. B. Oberlin Latin and History FRANK PETTINATO B. S. Edinboro Swimming Team Water Polo Coach AVIS PUTMAN M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh Typing. Bookkeeping Bus. Mgr. Sunrise MARY McMAHON Penn State English HOWARD MISCHLER M. of Ed. University of Pittsburgh Goography Faculty Manag r of Fo tball and Basketball, Track Coach KATHERINE PILLE Arnold College Physical Education Volleyball. Basketball CECILIA RYBINSKI A. B. Mercyhurst Spanish and History HOWARD MERRILES A. B. Geneva College Mathematics GILBERT MUNZ B. S. Edinboro Physics, General Science J. V. Basketball CLAUDIA PIOTROWSKI B. A. Villa Marie College English BEATRICE SHEVICK B. S. Fdir.boro Wo d Study LAURA MILES B. S. Edinboro Orthogenic MARGARET PARKER M. S. Pennsylvania State College Home Ec. Junior Red Cross 12th Grade ”M” Club WILFRED POMEROY B. S Penn. State College Mathematics. Science Driving LOUISE SNYDER B. S. Edinboro Art ISABEL SOURWINE M. Lift. University of Pittsburgh History Cabinet SARA SPETZ B. S. Edinboro Biology WYNN WARREN Bucknell Mathematics LOUIS TULLIO B. S. Ed. Holy Cross College Physical Education GEORGIE WEIBLER Registered Nurse Home Nursing JEAN VALIN M S. Columbia Univorsity Swimming, Health, First Aid, Jr. and Sr. Life Saving. Tennis, Water Pageants ELEANOR YOUNG M. A. University of Pittsburgh English, Journalism Our Senior year has truly been as wonderful and exciting as we always believed it would. But now we are to leave our school years behind us to embark on the real tasks of life. However, we will never be able to forget the many joys of our days at East. For who could forget the hustle bustle connected with graduation, planning schedules, electing class officers and ordering cards and announcements. In future years we will always remember the impressive Honor Society induction, the lovely banguet, and the gay class day. Now we must say good-bye to these happy days and turn to a new and greater work. Though each of us will follow a different road let us hope that we will contribute our full share to those causes to which we dedicate cur lives. n b n j n n n ADVISORS Miss Barber Miss Burns Miss Carlson Miss Chimenti Miss Parker Mrs. Spetz Mr. Bannister Mr. Warren Mr. Williamson u LAgg n j V. President...... Vice President Secretary...... Treasurer. ... William Cooper .. . .Joseph Leto . Marlene Curry . . Richard Yaple 14 AIRGOOD, ROBERTA K. General M Club 4, 3 Eastcapades 2 H. R. President 2 Bowling 2 Volley Ball 2 BAKERA, CHARLES J. General Marching Band 2 BARLEKOFF. ALEXANDER Academic Band 1 Water Polo 4, 3 Swimming 4, 3 BEDNARO, MARY JANE L. Academic M Club 4, 3 BIELANIN, FLORENCE V. Academic Eastcapades 2 M Club 4, 3 Track 4, 3, 2 Volley Ball 4, 3. 2 ALEKSANDROWICZ, CHESTER I. General BARANOWSKI, LEONARD C. Academic Football 4, 3, 2, 1 Track 4, 3, 2 BECK. DAVID Academic Sunrise 4 BETTS, JACQUELINE K. Academic Masquers 4, 3, 2 College Club 4. 3, 2 M Club 4. 3 BIXBY, JOHN J. General Band 4. 3, 2 Marching Band 4, 3, 2 Hi-Y 2, 1 Choir 4 Football 3, 2 15 BODEROCCO. MARY M. Merchandising Stadium Activity BORKOWSKI. ROSE MARIE Commercial M Club 4, 3 Drum and Bugle 4, 3 Eastcapades 4, 3 BROWN, MICQUE W. Academic Masquers 4, 3, 2, 1 Sunrise 4, 3 Tom Tom 4, 3 Orchestra 4 Eastcapades 4, 3, 2, 1 BUGENHAGEN, DAVID L. General Swimming 4, 3, 2 Water Polo 4, 3, 2 Golf 4, 3. 2 BULA. THERESA M. Commercial M Club 4, 3 16 BORGIA, EDWARD Academic Football 4, 3 BOWEN, ROBERT E. Academic Swimming 4, 3, 2, 1 Water Polo 4, 3, 2, 1 Golf 4, 3, 2 Hi-Y 4, 3. 2 Vice President 4 Sunrise 4, 3—Co-Editor 4 BUCZYNSKI, JOHN P. General Band 2 Basketball 4, 3 Marching Band 2 Cross Country 2 CAGARA, HELEN B. Commercial Choir 4, 3 M Club 4, 3 Eastcapades 2 Cheerleading 2 H. R. Council 3 CARLSON, INGELIE L. Commercial Choir 4, 3 College Club 4, 3 M Club 4, 3 Eastcapades 4, 2 Sunrise 4 CHARMLEY, THOMAS CASEY, COLLEEN M. General M Club 4, 3 CHASE. DONALD S. Academic Wrestling 1 Basketball 1 CONLEY, MARY M. General Eastcapades 2 M Club 4, 3 Volley Ball 1 Basketball 4 COOPER, WILLIAM C. Academic Class President 4 Honor Society 4. 3 Cabinet 4, 3 Choir 4 Eastcapades 4, 3 CRISHOCK, DOROTHY M. Academic College Club 4, 2 Masquers 4, 3, 2 M Club 4, 3. 2 Cheerleading 4, 3, 2 Basketball 4, 3, 2 Academic COCHRAN, PATRICIA A. Academic Masquers 4, 3, 2 Choir 4, 3 College Club 4, 3 M Club 4, 3 Sr. Chorus 2 CONSTABLE, JOANNE E. Academic College Club 4 M Club 4, 3 Bowling 4 Volley Ball 3 Cheerleading 2 CORBIN. HARRY A. Academic Cross Country 1 CROWLEY, JANET M. Commercial M Club 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 2 Drum and Bugle 2 Bowling 2 College Club 4 CURRY. MARLENE R. Commercial Class Secretary 4 M Club 4, 3 Sunrise 4 Choir 4 Volley Ball 4 DANIELS, JEAN Academic M Club 4, 3, 2 College Club 4, 3, 2 DIFFENBACHER, JOYCE E. Academic Sr. Girl's Chorus 3, 2 M Club 4, 3, 2 DRAHEIM. SHIRLEY A. General M Club 4, 3 Chcir 4. 3 Life Saving 4 EDMONDS, THEODORE General Band 4, 3, 2, 1 Water Polo 4, 3 Tennis 4, 3 Masquers 4. 3 Hi Y 4. 3, 2 18 DAVIS, MARCELLA J. Academic College Club 4, 3 Sec. 3 Eastcapades 4, 2 Sunrise 4, 3 Masquers 4, 3, 2 M Club 4, 3 DEMYANOVICH, WILLIAM B. General Football 4, 3, 2, 1 Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1 Baseball 4, 3, 2 DONNELL, CLYDE J. General DUNSTON, LORRAINE General M Club 4, 3 H. R. Treasurer 3 EKIMOFF, OLGA Academic College Club 4, 3. 2 Sunrise 4, 3 M Club 4, 3, 2 Student Cabinet 4 Honor Society 4, 3 EVANOFF, CONRAD Academic Water Polo 4, 3, 2 Swimming 4, 3, 2 Football 4 FALCONER, JESSIE L. General M Club 4, 3 Tennis 4, 3 FA YAK. ANN MARIE L. Commercial M Club 4 FIGURSKI, JOSEPH S. General FLENGAS, MARY General Sunrise 4 Student Cabinet 4 H. R. Council 4 M Club 4, 3 Archery 3 FAHEY. MARY PAT General M Club 4, 3 College Club 2 FAULHABER, ROBERT Academic Sunrise 4 College Club 4 FEDEROFF, MILDRED D. Academic Cheerleading 4, 3, 2 Tom Tom 4, 3, 2 Masquers 4, 3, 2 College Club 4, 2 FILIPPO. YOLANDA N. General Chorus 3, 2, 1 Choir 4 M Club 3 FREEMAN. LARRY E. Commercial Masquers 3 Football 4, 3 Track 4 19 GODMAIRE, LEONARD E. General H. R. Basketball 4 Water Polo 4 GREEN, NANCY L. General College Club 4 H. R. Basketball 3, 2 Drum and Bugle 1 Life Saving 4, 2 M Club 4, 3, 2 GUSTAFSON, ROLAND H. General Glee Club 4, 3, 2, 1 Hi-Y 4. 3, 2 Basketball 4, 3, 2 HABURSKY, THOMAS M. Commercial Band 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 4, 3 Orchestra 4 Football 2 Basketball 2 HATCH, RALPH W. Academic Water Polo 4, 3 Choir 4 Eastcapades 3 20 GOMOLEKOFF, KATHERINE Academic College Club 4, 2 M Club 4, 3, 2 Tom Tom 4, 3 Twirling 4, 3, 2 Tumbling 4, 3, 2 GUELCHER, ROSEMARY L. Academic College Club 4, 3, Pres. 4 Choir 4, 3, 2 M Club 4, 3 Cheerleading 2, 1 H. R. Council 4 GUTH, ELSIE General Choir 4 M Club 4, 3, 2 Tennis 2, 1 Student Cabinet 3 HAHN. MARCELLA J. General M Club 4. 3 Sunrise 4 College Club 4 H. R. President Commencement Committee HEIBEL, ROBERT T. Academic Cross Country 4, 3, 2 Track 4, 3 HIRSCH, JOAN F. Academic HOFMANN. ROSEMARY M. General M Club 4, 3 Drum and Bugle 4, 3 IVAN. FRANCES H. Academic Choir 4 M Club 4, 3 Sr. Chorus 3, 2 H. R. President 3 Eastcapades 3 JAWOROWSKI,DOROTHY J. Commercial M Club 4, 3 KENDZIORA. ROBERT J. Merchandising H. R. President 4 HOFFMAN, JOHN L. General College Club 2 Track 3, 2 HUEGEL. BETTY L. Commercial Choir 4, 3 M Club 4, 3 JAWORSKI, DALPHINE M. Academic M Club 4, 3 KELLEY. MARY J. Academic M Club 4, 3 College Club 4, 3 Cheerleading 4, 3 Orchestra 4, 3, 2 Sunrise 4 KIMMY. VIRCEL R. Academic Glee Club 2 Choir 4. 3 Cheerleading 3 Cross Country 2 KINSEL. FLORENCE G. Commercial M Club 4, 3 KOLB AS, ANNE M. General M Club 4 KRAINSKI, RITA A. Commercial M Club 4, 3 Twirling 4, 3, 2 Tumbling 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 4, 3, 2 Volley Ball 4 KUBEJA, GERALD Academic Band 4, 3, 2 Basketball 3 Intramural Basketball 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 3, 2 KUNIK, FRANK Academic KLEMUSHIN. ANNE V. Merchandising M Club 4 Volley Ball 3 Bowling 4 KRAHNKE, MILDRED I. Academic M Club 4, 3 Cheerleading 4,3,2 M Club Treasurer 3 KRAJCZYNSKI, DOROTHY T. Commercial M Club 4, 3 KULESZA, EDWARD C. Merchandising H. R. Basketball 1 H. R. Vice President LADA. CONSTANCE D. General M Club 4, 3 Drum and Bugle 3, 2, 1 - LASKEY. DORIS A. Commercail M Club 4. 3 LAFFERTY, JOANNA L. Merchandising Chorus 3, 2 M Club 4, 3. 2 Eastcapades 3, 2 LEPKOWSKI. STELLA H. Commercial Choir 2 M Club 2 LEIGHTON, PATRICK Eastcapades 3 Academic Hi-Y 4, 3, 2 Football 4, 3, 2, 1 Track 4, 3, 2, 1 LESHKO. IRENE M. Academic Sunrise 4, 3 College Club 4, 3, 2 M Club 4, 3 Eastcapades 4 Drum and Bugle 2, 1 LETO, JOSEPH F. Academic Class President 3 Class Vice President 4 Water Polo 4, 3, 2 Hi Y 3, 2 Swimming 4, 2 LEWIS, LEROY E. General Swimming 2 Party Committee 3 LEWIS. HELEN M. Commercial LEWIS. ROBERT E. General LIJEWSKI, RAYMOND J. General Cross Country 2 H. R. Basketball 4. 3, MANVILLE, PAT A. Commercial M Club 4. 2 Twirling 4, 3, 2 College Club 4 MARKOPOULOS, Commercial Chorus 3, 2, 1 Choir 4 M Club 4, 2, 2 Eastcapades 1 POPPINA LILLBERG, MARILYN J. Merchandising M Club 4. 2, 2 LIOCANO, DOLORES F. Commercial M Club 4, 2 LIPINSKI, MARY ANN Commercial M Club 4, 3, 2 LONEY. BERNARD G. General Tom Tom 4 Wrestling 3 LUKASZEWSKI, ELEANOR M. LUTSCH, KATHERINE O. Academic Life Saving 4 M Club 4, 2 Volley Ball 2 Bowling 2 Water Pageant 4 Merchandising M Club 4 H. R. Secretary 4 MACIAK, JOSEPH B. General MANKOWSKI, ROBERT Academic Intramural Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1 Choir 4, 2 Glee Club 4, 3, 2, 1 MARTIN, HARVEY J. MARSH. GERALDINE A. Commercial Twirling 3 2, 1 M Club 1 Eastcapades 1 MATULEVICH, ROBERT Academic Intramural Basketball 3, 2, 1 Choir 3, 2 Glee Club 3, 2. 1 Commencement Committee Track Manager 3, 2 MAY, AUDREY B. General Choir 3, 2 Librarian 3 M Club 3, 2 Home Room President McNEILL. ESTHER E. Merchandising Drum and Bugle Corps 1 Student Cabinet 1 College Club 1 Stadium Activity 1 MICHOL, THOMAS General Football 4, 3, 2, 1 Track 4, 3, 2, 1 Basketball 1 General Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1 Asst. Football Mgr. 3 MATUSIK. IRENE T. Merchandising MClub McMASTER, INEZ M. Merchandising Cheerleading MEHLER, SYLVIA R. Commercial Student Cabinet 2 Choir 4, 3, 2 Cheerleading 4, 3, 2 M Club 4, 3 Eastcapades 3 MILNER. MARLENE B. General MClub Chorus 2, 1 MOSKALCZYK, PHILLIP F. General Band 4, 3, 2, 1 Orchestra 4, 3, 2 Hi-Y 4. 3, 2 Tennis 4 Track 3, 2 Eastcapades 3, 2, 1 MIIHLECK. ROSEMARIE J. General Drum and Bugle 3, 2 M Club 3. 2 NEHR, MARY J. Commercial M Club 4, 3 NETH. JOYCE M. Academic Chorus 3 Choir 4 Volleyball 3, 2 M Club 4. 3 College Club 4 Eastcapades 3 NIEDZWIECKI, ESTHER M. General MOSKI, SOPHIE J. Commercial M Club 3. 2 Drum and Bugle 2 Volleyball 2 Card Committee 4 MULCAHY, THOMAS J. Academic Football 4, 3, 2 Track 3 Basketball 3 NEMERGUT. ELEANOR M. Commercial Twirling 4, 3, 2 MClub NIEDZIELSKI, ROSALIE A. Merchandising NOWLING, RUTH Merchandising OLESKI, RAYMOND J. General ORLOFF, ANITA J. Academic M Club 3 Life Saving 3 PALKOVIC, MARYANNE P. General Drum and Bugle 3 M Club 4, 3 Student Cabinet 4, 3 Life Saving 4, 3 PARKER, THOMAS G. Academic Cheerleading 4 Wrestling 4 PEES, PHILIP M. Merchandising Basketball 3 OLSZEWSKI. RITA C. General OROS, MARY M. Commercial MClub PALOTAS, VIRGINIA General PASTEWKA, EDWARD A. Academic Hi Y 4, 3, 2—President 4 Masquers President 4 Student Cabinet 2 Class Secretary 3 Sunrise 4 Home Room Council 4 PETERSEN. RICHARD C. Academic Water Polo 4, 3, 2, 1 Swimming 4, 3, 2, 1 Hi-Y 4, 3, 2 Class Vice President 3 Home Room Council 3 College Club 3, 2 POMMER. MATTHEW W. Academic Band 4, 3, 2, 1 Honor Society 4, 3 Marching Band 3, 2, 1 Eastcapades 4, 3, 2 Cabinet 4 Water Polo 4, 3, 2 POPE. PATRICIA A. General M Club 4, 3 Life Saving 4, 3 POPOFF. MARTHA Academic Choir 4, 3. 2 Cheerleading 3 Volleyball 4, 3, 2 M Club 4. 3 Life Saving 4 Masquers 4 POST. WILLIAM M. Academic Golf 4. 3. 2 Sunrise 4 Basketball 4, 3 POWELL. ISABELLE Academic Basketball 4. 3, 2, 1 Volleyball 4, 3, 2. 1 Tumbling 2, 1 Twirling 4, 3, 2, 1 Swimming 2 M Club 4, 3 PRETZ. RUTH A. Merchandising M Club 4, 3 RAICA. EMILIA H. Commercial Chorus 4, 2, 1 M Club 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 1 RECTENWALD, LOIS A. Commercial M Club 4, 3 Choir 4, 3, 2 Cheerleading 4, 3, 2 Jamboree 3 REED. DONNA J. Academic M Club 4, 3 College Club 4, 3 Student Cabinet 3 Orchestra 4, 3, 2, 1 Bowling 3 Volleyball 2 28 REGALLA. RICHARD General RICE, SHIRLEY M. Merchandising M Club 4, 3 ROBISON, SALLY A. Academic Sunrise 4, 3—Co Editor 4 Honor Society 4, 3 Choir 4, 3 M Club Service Chairman 4, 3 College Club 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 2 ROSINSKI, WALTER L. Academic Hi-Y 4. 3, 2 Choir 4, 3 Key Club 4, 3 Honor Society 4, 3 Home Room Council 3 ROSS, JEAN L. Merchandising SAMPLE, LAWRENCE F. Academic Basketball 4, 3 Tennis 4, 3, 2 Student Cabinet 4 Eastcapades 4 ROBINS, LOIS-ANNE Academic M Club 4, 3 Eastcapades 4, 3, 2, 1 Honor Society 4, 3 Sunrise 4 College Club 4, 3 ROGERS, CAROL A. Commercial Tumbling 3 M Club 4, 3 Tom Tom 4, 3 Tennis 4, 3 ROS, BETTY E. General RULLMAN, GERALDINE I. Commercial Drum and Bugle 2, 1 Chorus 4 Life Saving 4, 3, 2 M Club 4. 3 Water Pageant 4 Eastcapades 1 SCHNEE, MARILYN A. General Drum and Bugle 4, 3 M Club 4, 3 SCHRECKENGOST, MARY JANE Commercial Eastcapades 4, 3, 2, 1 M Club 2 Jamboree 3 Twirling 4, 3, 2, 1 SHERMAN. IRENE Merchandising Life Saving 1 Volleyball 3 Basketball 3 M Club 3 SIMON, ALEX F. Academic Band 4, 3, 2, 1 Orchestra 4, 3, 2, 1 SIPPLE, FRED W. Academic SCHULTZ. DOROTHY E. Commercial Water Pageant 3 M Club 4, 3. 2 SCOTT, MARJORIE J. General SIATOWSKI, EDWARD J. General Glee Club 2, 3 SIMON, COLLEEN J. Commercial Tom Tom 4, 3 M Club Vice President 3 Chorus 2 Eastcapades 2 College Club 4, 3 Honor Society 4, 3 SLOMSKI, THERESA M. Merchandising SMITH, CARL E. General SOMERVILLE, VIRGINIA A. Academic Cabinet Treasurer 2 Masquers 4, 3, 2 M Club 4, 3 College Club 4, 3 Honor Society 4, 3 SPILLET, DOLORES E. General M Club 4, 3, 2 Drum and Bugle 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 2 STEARNS. JOAN L. Academic Cheerleading 4, 3, 2, 1 M Club 4, 3 College Club 4, 3 SUETA, MARGARET A. Academic Cheerleading 4, 3, 2, 1 Track 4, 3, 2, 1 Tumbling 4, 3, 2 Life Saving 4, 3, 2 Masquers 4, 3, 2 Tennis 4, 3 SMITH, MARJORIE A. Commercial Band 4, 3, 2 Drum and Bugle 2, 1 M Club 4, 3 Life Saving 4, 3 Eastcapades 1 Water Pageant 4, 3 SPEROS. SPYRO General Band 4, 3 STANTON, THOMAS J. General Football 4, 3, 2 Basketball 4, 3, 2 Track 4, 3, 2 STEINBAUGH, JAMES T. General Glee Club 4, 3 Choir 4, 3 President 4 SULLIVAN, JOYCE B. Commercial Eastcapades 4, 1 M Club 4, 3 Chorus 4, 2, 1 Life Saving 4 Water Pageant 4 31 SUNDAY, MARIE R. Merchandising M Club 3 SZYMCZAK, ROSE MARIE J. Commercial M Club 4, 3 Volleyball 4, 3 Eastcapades 2 Twirling 2 THOMPSON, CAROL J. Academic M Club 4, 3 College Club 4, 3 Cheerleading 2, 1 String Class 2, 1 Orchestra 4, 3, 2, 1 Eastcapades 3, 2 TOROK, CHARLES R. General Track 4, 3, 2 Basketball 4, 2, 2 TRONOSKI, RICHARD Academic Glee Club 4, 1 Choir 4, 3, 2 Basketball 4, 3, 2 Hi-Y 4, 2, 2 Eastcapades 2 SZCZESNY, RITA A. Commercial M Club 4, 2 Drum and Bugle 4, 3 Volleyball 3 TERRY, IRMA E. General Eastcapades 1 M Club 2 Choir 4, 3 Chorus 4, 3 TRABERT, FRANCES C. Commercial MClub Twirling 4 Eastcapades 4 TRAUT, BETTY R. General M Club 4, 3, 2 Drum and Bugle 4, 3, 2. 1 Eastcapades 2, 1 College Club 3 TACCONE, ISABEL J. Commercial M Club 4. 3 TUROWSKI, ROSE MARIE Commercial Twirling 3 Tumbling 4 M Club 2 Eastcapades 4 Volleyball 2 VOLLANT, VIVIAN V. General M Club 4. 3 WASSILL. MARLENE F. Commercial M Club 4, 3 College Club 4 Eastcapades 3 WHITE, SUSAN F. Academic Cheerleading 4, 3, 2 M Club 4, 3 College Club 4, 3 Volleyball 2 Basketball 2 WODECKI, CAROLINE J. Commercial M Club 4 VARGO. STEVE W Merchandising Basketball 3, 2 WARGO. GEORGE J. General WESTERLING. EDWARD P. Academic Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1 Football 4, 3 Golf 4, 3, 2, 1 Choir 4, 3, 2 Glee Club 2, 1 Hi-Y 4. 3. 2 WISNIEWSKI, MATTHEW J. General Football 4, 3, 2 Track 2 YAPLE, RICHARD P. Academic Hi-Y 4, 3 Key Club 3 Choir 4 Water Polo 3 Class Treasurer 4 33 The future cocks gathered around the table are M. Colley, Y.Filippo, P. Leighton M. Curry and R. Swanson. Four ardent followers cf the knitting fad at East High are R. Krainski, M. Smith, S. Mosky, M. Milner and instructor Miss Healy. Paterniti working out on the bars to keep in condition. Gym drills are popular with the girls. 34 PERSONALITY Bill Cooper Rosemary Guelcher HAIR Richard Tronoski Rita Sczezny WITTY Marlene Curry ATHLETE Tom Michol ATHLETIC Marge Sueta CLOTHES Joanne Constable BASHFUL Matt Wisniewski SHY Mary Flengas BUILD Tom Stanton SHAPE Martha Popoff HANDSOME Dick Petersen BEAUTIFUL Shirle Draheim Organizations hold a major part in our school activities. It provides a diversion from the monotony of every day studies. But the most deserving accomplishment of these clubs is the training of the future leaders of our community. The people who hold offices in these organizations are instructed in the art of leading capably and impartially, while the other members learn to follow, assist and support their leadership. It takes conscientious members as well as capable leaders to operate a successful organization, no matter how large or small in magnitude. Character training is aguired by participating in the various activities that organizations offer, as well as the ability to get along with people. The contributions which organizations give to the school cannot be over estimated. Governing bodies like the Cabinet and Home Room Council give students the opportunity to participate in school government, while active organizations like Cheerleaders and Twirlers, build the morale and enhance the support of our athletic contests. The service clubs, M Clubs and Hi-Y, tend to build the characters of their members through spiritual and vocational guidance. Students with writing or creative abilities have a chance to use and develop these by serving on the Sunrise or Tom Tom Staffs. However the dances, auditorium programs, plays and skits, put on by these organizations seem to be appreciated more than any other contribution by the students of the school. There is some important event going on at all times for their enjoyment and entertainment. Our school life would not seem complete without these organizations and as we follow the path of life we can always look back and remember not only the lessond we learned but also the fun we had in the good old days. 1st Row: G. Haluysczynski, J. Mullett, J. Hatch, I. Milks, H. Karpinski, A. Da Legowski, P. Green, D. Stromenger, W. Kimet, A. Amendola, J. Peters. 2nd Row: J. Thomas, R. Guelcher, G. Leshko, N. Bobrow, S. Chessario, J. Adair, J. Franz, M. Karr, N. A. Nash, T. Tuzinski. 3rd Row: J. Kruszewski, P. Lipchick, T. Mando, L. Olson, I. Carlson, I. Kingsley, P. Ray. 4th Row: Shelton, C. Hall, D. Daniels, R. Somerville, A. Kudlock, J. Clark, D. Kalish, S. Kowalczyk, N. Markopoulis. 5th Row: E. Pastewka, C. Smith, J. Kiliszewski, R. Haft, N. Lubak, W. Sandusky. 6th Row: W. Hall, E.'Kulesza, L. Sample, R. Petersen, R. DeLuca, J. Bixby. s In order to assist the Student Cabinet in properly carrying out their functions, a Home Room Council was established. One member from each home room serves on this council which was instituted two years ago. This council collects money from the students in their respective home rooms during the various charitable drives. They also serve as a means of communication between the Student Cabinet and the pupils of the school. The Student Cabinet, the student governing body of the school, consists of two representatives from each grade and one from the Tom Tom, Sunrise and Honor Society. The supervision of noon time dances and the choosing of auditorium programs are some of the projects undertaken by the Cabinet. However, the highlight of the cabinet's year is the staging of the sensational Eastcapades. 1st Row: K. Montgomery, M. Flengas, J. Parker, P. Casey, B. Wells, S. Walker, J. Daniels. 2nd Row: L. Sample, M. A. Palkovic, J. Mahon, M. Pommer, O. Ekimoff, J. Esigman. 3rd Row: J. Johnson, J. Leto, B. Franz, J. Maurer, R. Ferrie. 1st Row: E. Camera, M. Buckel, D. Schultz, M. J. Kelley, O. Ekimoff, N. Green, R. M. Guelcher, J. Marks, C. Flengas, B.'Mordica. 2nd Row: J. Falconer, J. Sisco, D, Bindeman, M. L. Koscielnik, S. White, M. Hahn, R. Airgood, M. Christos, H. Drew. 3rd Row: P. Cochran. V. Somerville, I. Carlson, I. Crowley, B. Gornall, I. Leshko, C. Rogers, J. Stearns, N. Becker, M. Smith. 4th Row: B. Ros, J. Constable, J. Betts, J. Neth, L. Page, M. Federoff, K. Hess, R. Cagara, D. Reed, M. Davis, 5th Row: S. Robison, M. Wassill, C. Simon, L. Robins, Miss Carlson, M. Gnacinski, C. Thompson, M. Sueta, P. Manville. V The College Club was organized for girls interested in furthering their education. Miss Parker's room, which has a very pleasant atmosphere, is the meeting place for the club. During the past year guests were invited to speak to the girls about various colleges and professions. Among the speakers were Mrs. Shute from Lake Erie College, Mrs. Leach from Wilson College and Mrs. McCarthy from the Erie College Club. Several East High Alumni were also invited. These speakers have helped many girls to find a college suitable to their needs. The College Club this year is under the supervision of Miss Carlson who is always willing to give help in any way she can. President..... Vice President Secretary..... Treasurer..... The main purpose of The Masquers is to develop the dramatic ability of its members. Instruction in the art of making-up, arranging the stage and costuming is also received. In order to be selected for the club, one must be in senior high and show his ability through a tryout. The members then vote on the prospective Masquer and if thought satisfactory is admitted to the club. The Masquers had a very successful year, putting on plays in the auditorium which were enjoyed by all. Edward Pastewka . Mildred Federoff . . .Jacqueline Betts Virginia Somerville 1st Row: M. Federoff, E. Pastewka, J. Betts, V. Somerville. 2nd Row: M. Brown, D. Crishock, M. Davis, P. Cochran, J. Bindeman, M. Sueta. 3rd Row: J. Zowodnik, J. Barber, T. Edmonds, W. Rosinski. 1st Row: E. Konieczny, D. Crishock, W. Lee, T. Parker, M. Krahnke, R. Konieczny. 2nd Row: H. Drew, J. Stearns, M. Lechner, J. Hassett, Y. Ciotoli, Miss Chessley, S. Mehler, P. Casey. 3rd Row: A. Fabin, S. White, H. Leto, F. Grutowski, M. J. Kelley, M. Federoff, G. Onda. 4th Row: B. Dorich, M. Sueta, L. Rectenwald, M. Bukowski. President...... Vice President Secretary..... Treasurer..... Lois Rectenwald .. Sylvia Mehler .....Pat Casey Mary Bukowski Yea Team!” is the warm and familar cry of the Cheerleaders. You can rely on their being present at all the games and rallies boosting the morale of the team. Besides this, their fundamental work, they also hold skating parties and dances for the student body. Their advisor, the vivacious Miss Chessley, gave new impetus to the sguad of boys and girls. 42 One of the many activities for girls is baton twirling. The best twirlers become part of the regular class. Under the direction of Miss Pille these unexperienced girls become skilled majorettes. The height of their activity is reached during the football season. They are constantly rehearsing new routine to be presented at the halves. The twirlers have helped in bringing color into the every day school life. 1st Row: M. Simon, L. Harrington, C. Kimit, P. Sawdey, B. Clarke, D. Milewski. 2nd Row: C. Crabtree, M. Slagter, M. Balos, O. Leo, M. Jarmoski, E. Blewett. 3rd Row: I. Powell, F. Trabert, M A. Osiecki, D. Falcone, B. Swanson, M. Krysiak, J. Marks, K. Gomolekoff. 4th Row: A. Johnson, B. Franz, P. Manville, J. Robins, B. Rilling, R. Penna. 5th Row: A. Angelotti, N. Brebner, M. Karr, G. Moyer, L. Bierasinski, N. Hornung. 6th Row: P. Ray, P. Dronfield, I. Ring, N. Babrow, D. Kubeja, E. Nemergut. 7th Row: M. J. Schreckengost, C. Jell, R. Bierzonska, D. Nowak, F. Lamb, F. Peterson, R. Krainski, R. M. Turowski. Seated: M. Gostomski, C. Miller, B. Gornall, M. Federoff, C. Rogers, C. Simon, R. Konieczny. Standing: M. Brown, K. Gomolekoff, L. Sample, G. Loney, Miss Young, W. Donnell, M. Kunes, E. Fuller, R. Fitzgerald. The Tom Tom staff acquires desirable journalistic qualities in the process of turning out our excellent school paper. Few people realize the tedious task required to put out the Tom Tom. Copy must be written, headlines selected and pictures taken. Through initiative and clever ideas, the staff not only met these responsibilities with diligence, but also thought up different and enjoyable features to add to the brightness of the paper. They realize their efforts are not wasted when they see the interest and the enjoyment on the faces of the students who are reading the paper they worked so hard to complete. Editor In Chief.........Mildred Federoff Assistant Editor........Kay Gomolekoff Feature Writers.........Colleen Simon, Catherine Miller, Carol Rogers Sports Editor...........Larry Sample Business Manager........Eddie Fuller Feature Writers: Collen Simon, Catherine Miller, Carol Regers Repcriorial Staff Wilma Donnel, Barbara Gornall, Mary Alice Gastonski, Marlene Kunes, Georce Loney, Ruth Konieczny, Ray Filzgerald Staff Photographer......Mi'que Brovn Faculty Adviser.........Miss Eleanor Young 44 The appearance of the yearbook is fondly awaited by every member of the student body. To them it is a diary of another year of school. To the staff it means pains taking efforts. There are many tasks awaiting the new Sun-tise Staff every year. There are layouts to be planned, pictures to be taken, names to be collected, write-ups to be written, and deadlines to be met. But the success of the finished product is reward enough for their efforts. Co-Editors.....Sally Robison, Robert Bowen Faculty Adviser......Mr. Raymond Gardner Business Manager.......................Olga Ekimoff Administration.....................Marcella Hahn Seniors...........Marcella Davis, Mary Jane Kelley, Robert Faulhaber Organizations: Louise Page, Edward Pastewka Music.....................Lois Anne Robins Athletics: William Post, Filmore Biletnikoff, Conrad Samano, Carol O'Brien Underclassmen: Mary Flengas, Joyce Borczon, Mary Coughlin School Life.............Irene Leshko, David Beck Typists.....Marlene Curry, Ingelie Carlson Photographers: Thomas Petroff, Walter Perkins, Micgue Brown Financial Adviser...............Miss Putnam n D ■ n j re D DU .J j Kl to j J v- L Seated: Mr. Gardner, M. Brown, O. Ekimcff, M. Hahn, E. Pastewka, S. Robison, R. Bowen, M. Davis, W. Post, I. Leshko. Standing: W. Perkins. D. Beck, C. Samano, P. Biletnikoff, M. Flengas, M. Curry, I. Carlson, L. Robens, L. Page, C. O'Brien, J. Borczon, M. Coughlin, M. J. Kelley, B. Faulhaber. 45 1st Row: W. Rosinski, O. Ekimoff, W. Cooper, M. Pommer, S. Robison. 2nd Row: V. Sommerville, L. Robins. The National Honor Society is the goal of every student in our school. It is a distinct honor and privilege to be selected to this outstanding organization and only students of the highest caliber are admitted. The teachers who choose the students for membership look for dependability, initiative, courtesy, cooperation and various other characteristics, in the candidates. The formal induction is looked forward to by all, each hoping that someone will tap them on the shoulder, indicating they were chosen. This is one of the greatest and most impressive ceremonies of the school year. 1st Row: P. Leighton, W. Cooper, R. Bowen, J. Leto. 2nd Row: M. Pommer, R. Petersen, R. Tronoski, E. Pastewka, D. Sexauer. 3rd Row: G. Kidder, R. Gustafson, E. Westerling, W. Rosinski, R. Paterniti. 4th Row: M, Brown, T. Edmonds. The Hi-Y's, affiliated with the Y.M.C.A., provide vocational and spiritual guidance for its members. Speakers, hayrides and dances are highlights of the Hi-Y year. The Snowball Frolic, the annual feature of the Jr. Hi-Y, provides entertainment and enjoyment for the students in junior high. The Hi-Y has as its advisor, the versatile and talented Mr. Bannister, while the Jr. Hi-Y has found in Mr. Duffing, head of the Y.M.C.A. boys department, qualities necessary for their leadership. President..... Vice President Secretary..... Treasurer..... Edward Pastewka . . .Robert Bowen Richard Tronoski . .Gordon Kidder President.........................J. Finister Vice President....................G. Rogala Treasurer...........................J. Burke 1st Row: G. Rogala, G. Hahn, C. Decker, S. Cinnely, H. Billman. 2nd Row: G. Finster, J. Cochran, L. Simons, P. Vysocki, C. Sackey, T. Macaluso President......... Vice President.... Vice President... . Treasurer......... Social Chairman.. . Program Chairmen Service Chairman. Worship Chairman Music Chairman... Historian......... . . .Colleen Simon . Lois Rectenwald . . Mary Flengas Mildred Krahnke . . Marlene Curry . . . Majorie Smith .. . .Sally Robison .....Lois Robins .. Ingelie Carlson .. . . Sophie Moski 48 President...........................Connie Flengas Vice President......Dorothy Ann Bindeman Secretary........................Ina Ring Treasurer....................Mary Ann Nash Program Chairman......................Ruth Cagara Service Chairman...............June Pappas Worship Chairman............Janet Kingsley Publicity Chairman.................Maryann Osiecki Historian.............................Enid Bluwett Music................................Norma Babrow President...................Patricia Casey Vice President......................Angie Fabin Secretary............................Joan Parker Treasurer...............Eleanor Konieczna Service Chairman............Nancy Becker Social Chairman.............Janice Hassett Program Chairman.... Florence Dziubkowski 7eeud ttti (yradc glut 49 Almost all of our school activities are connected in some way with music. From seventh grade up to twelfth, nearly every student has had some musical experience. The younger students in Junior High express themselves by lusty singing in their music classes. As we progress to Senior High, we find many other organizations, both vocal and instrumental, in which we are able to develop our particular interests. We learn to appreciate, and listen to all types of music. There are several concerts each year, which are given by both the vocal and instrumental groups. Each individual feels a personal satisfaction, when he sees how team work and cooperation can produce a performance which is highly successful and entertaining. The school spirit is roused to its fullest by the inspiring music played at rallies during football season. Many of our other assembly programs have a background of appropriate music. Everyone loves music, and we'll all find it hard to forget the musical memories of our school, for music surely hath charms. u 1st Row: E. Guth, C. Griesbaum, R. Airgocd, B. Huegel, L. Rectenwald, M. Curry, A. Camera, P. McKane, S. Lepkowski, Mr. Leemhuis. 2nd Row: L. Rcbins, C. Jell, I. Terry, U. Savage, A. May, M. Pcpolf, P. Ccchran, M. Buckle, D. Krahnke. 3rd Row: S. Draheim, S. Robison, I. Carlscn, C. Miller, C. Smith, J. Neth, R. Guelcher, F. Ivan, Y. Filippo, P. Markopoulos. 4th Row: W. Cocper, R. Yaple, R. Trott, R. Mankowski, R. Hatch, J. Cost, E. Westerling, R. Tronoski, W. Rosinski, R. Koscielniak, J. Bindeman, V. Kimmy, W. Nagorski. Under the able leadership of Mr. Robert Leemhuis, the A Cappella Choir has had an eventful summer. Mr. Leemhuis, who spent the summer at the Christiansen Choral School, has benefited by securing the knowledge of many of their vocal theories. Conseguently, the Choir has greatly improved in style and technique. Included in the Choir's program were engagements at two of the Erie grade schools, Edison and Harding. They also sang for the Christmas Seal Broadcasts over the-new radio station WIKK. The annual A Cappella Choir Concert was enjoyed by everyone. The formality and beauty of the program was indeed something of which to be proud. According to the tradition, the old alumni were invited to sing with the Choir their theme song, Now the Day is Over. 52 1st Row: A. Liocano, J. Schroeder, D. Butler, D. Conley, N, Figurski, Mr. Leemhuis. 2nd Row: A. Romanski, T. Jobczynski. 3rd Row: R. Miller, R. Trott, W. Bennett, J. Cost, R. Mankowski, J. Wells. The Glee Club offers voice training to all boys who are interested in singing four-part harmony. This experience enables some of them to become eligible for membership in the Choir when they reach tenth grade. Also, they learn to appreciate not only the secular type of song, but other types as well. Each year they take part in a program which includes Boys' Glee Clubs from the other high schools of the city. The boys in the Glee Club feel that Mr. Leemhuis is their friend, as well as their director. The class has a friendly atmosphere, and the boys enjoy good fellowship while they are learning songs. Their singing adds to the enjoyment of the Choral Concerts each year. S3 1st Row: D. Killmaier, R. Carney, D. Ranstedler, K. Cooper, M. Harrington, R. Staynoff, J. Marks, R. Mando, Mr. Leemhuis. 2nd Row: V. Davis, J. Stolarski, C. Dietz, M. Harak, P. Taude, A. Wyant, B. Carrick, E. Raica, C. Johnson, 3rd Row: U. Savage, D. Dembaugh, D. Homicz, R. Fay, A. May, J. Sullivan, S. Racia, G. Evanoff. 4th Row: J. Feldt, V. Shuta, B. Krysiak, E. Evans, D. Walker, G. Rullman, R. Cagara, G. Leshko, M. Kovak. In the Senior Chorus, girls are able to further their musical education. Not only do they learn many more of the fundamentals of good singing, but also they learn breath control, proper intonation, how to blend well with the group, and how to sight read. All these things help to help to form a good choral group. During the school year, the girls sometimes make appearances on the assembly programs. The wide variety of selections which they offer each year at the Choral Concerts, is always pleasing to the large audience of music lovers who attend. This organization is under the able leadership of Mr. Robert Leemhuis. 54 1st Row: N. Patterson, N. Lee, B. Shreve, M. Coohran, T. Tuszynska, M. Van Scoyoc, A. Schaack. 2nd Row: Flowers, I. Farver, R. Ross, J. Naylor, J. Hatch, M. Hoffman, V. Urbanski, N. Ring. 3rd Row: C. Pintea, M. Kiliszewski, E. Bitzer, V. McIntyre. A. Morosky, W. luchno, M. Macosko, C. Agens, F. Lindsey. 4th Row: E. Salmon, M. Voul-garakis, T. Karpik, D. Daniels, N. Ekimoff, L. Myers, P. Fowler, M. Evanoff, M. Szymecki. To girls who are musically inclined, the Junior Chorus offers good, basic voice training, under the instruction of Mr. Robert Leemhuis. This training paves the way to participation in either the Senior Girls' Chorus, or the A Cappella Choir, when they reach senior high school. During the Yuletide Season, the girls sang for the Christmas Seal Broadcasts around the gaily decorated tree at Perry Sguare. Their program given at the Girls' Chorus Festival was greatly enjoyed by everyone who attended. This was due to the tremendous amount of effort the girls put into their work before the concert. Most of them are very young and inexperienced, but the kindness of their director helps them to sing their best at all times. 55 Kneeling: S. Mattescn, J. Johnson, T. Harbursky, J. Matlak. 1st Row: S. Mitulski, S. Cristea, J. Sueta, T. Kaus, G. Halupczynski, T. Edmonds, J. Szymcyak, J. Ennis, M. Douglas, K. Katchen. 2nd Row: Mr. Burger, R. Noiman, C. Caslau, G. Finster, M. Watral, A. Bieryonski, T. Drcast, P. Walizer. 3rd Row: N. Pancerev, S. Speros, J. Wilkcwski, E. Kormos, R. Norman, L. Cabelof, G. Hopkins, M. Dench. 4th Row: G. Hahn, M. Smith, E. Fuller, W. Bennett, M. Johnson, C. Cassano, W. Scheler, S. Raica, W. Perkins. 5th Row: D. Cipriani, J. Bizby, L. Muse, P. MacKenzie, B, Herrington, A. Klins, W. Sontheimer. The East High marching band is one of the finest in the city. It is made up of both the concert and the marching bands. In their vivid behold as they march down the field in uniforms of scarlet and grey, the boys are something to the Stadium. The acts they put on during the half are always enjoyable. Most of the time they are assisted by the Twirlers, and the excellent co-operation between the two groups is shown by the performance. During the year, the Band, under the direction of Mr. W. Burger, made an appearance at Gridley, again aided by the Twirlers. The Swing Concert was highly approved by all the members of the student body who attended. Their playing in assembly during football season helps to rouse the school spirit. 56 1st Row: M. Schnee, L. Buczynski, W. Kimet, D. Spillet, H. Hoffman. 2nd Row: A. Jaskiewicz, V. Zieniewicz, C. O'Brien, L. Hoffman. 3rd Row: V. Shuta, M. Buckel, R. Borkowski, R. Muklich, E. Sulinski, J. Donnell, C. Harrington, E. Kleckner, B. Traut. 4th Row: D. Tarkowski, S. Raica, R. Hoffman, S. Markiewicz, V. Stefan, J. Sicari, M. Scott. 5th Row: D. Nowak, E. Buszek, F. Dziubkowski, B. Krysiak, R. Zamierowski. ♦ The Drum and Bugle Corps provides an energetic outlet for girls who like to play musical instruments. Under the most able instruction of Mr. William Burger, these girls do work each year that is very creditable to the school. Their appearances at the half during football season is always an added attraction, which the people look forward to. Their numbers are very snappy, and with the Twirlers helpirg out at times, the acts are guite pleasing to the spectators. This is due to the many hours they spend on the field, practising. The girls have also been on assembly programs during football season and at Christmas time. The Valentine Day Skating Party, sponsored by the Corps, was enjoyed by all who attended. 57 1st Row: M. Ulrich, D. Reed, M. Kelley, D. Bindeman, P. Zdrojewski. 2nd Row: M. Gardner, M. Scott, R. Srurtevant, E. Zielinski, G. Spronatti, K. Haglund, M. Coatney, L. Post, K. Hovis. 3rd Row: C. Cassano, K. Reed, E. Fuller, W Schuler, T. Droast, E. Kormos, M. Pommer, P. Walizer, C. Castau, C. Thompson. 4th Row: A. Simon, P. MacKenzie, B. Herrington, M. Brown, T. Habursky, E. Bassham, Mr. Burger, N. Pancerev, N. Cristea. J Most of the girls and boys in the Orchestra have had their basic training in either the Junior Band or String Class. Many of them have developed into truly fine artists. 58 The Orchestra is under the most able leadership of Mr. William Burger. They meet five days a week, and the classes are conducted in such a fashion that the boys and girls are able to enjoy the music while they are learning it. The Orchestra made an appearance at Wilson during the year, which was highly successful. The numbers they played consisted of comical as well as serious songs. Also, their music is enjoyed both at assembly programs and the East-capades. The impressiveness of Commencement is added to by appropriate music from the Orchestra. 1st Row: K. Katchen. D. Cipriani, T. Feeney, S. Mitulski, W. Sontheimer, D. Keep, 2nd Row: Mr. Burger, B. Beveridge, P. Simon, A. Brooks, D. Skelton, R. Simon, D. Brooks. 3rd Row: J. Milks, C. Wagner, R. Mc-Naughton, L. Dunston. Youngsters who want to learn how to play musical instruments have a most able instructor in Mr. William Burger. The Junior Band is for those who have had a little previous training in playing instruments. For those who have had no instruction at all, there is the Junior Training Band. Under Mr. Burger's direction, boys and girls from both of these organizations will, in the future, make fine members for the Band and Orchestra. Under the able instruction of the noted Erie violinist, Mr. Paul Cleveland, young boys and girls receive their basic training in playing string instruments. Most of them have had no previous experience at all, but with Mr. Cleveland's patience and kindness, they make excellent progress. There are two classes, one for violins, and the other for cellos and bass viols. Many of these youngsters will become good material for the Orchestra, and their studying might develop a talent which will someday become well-known. 1st Row: I. Lesh, N. Humis, N. Gorchinsky, D. Ciotolli, M. Dietz, M. Grzegorzewski, B. Kemp. 2nd Row: Mr. Cleve land, R. Malmberg, D. Hayes, C. Magchizak, C. Moser, S. Moyer, L. Marko, N. Markopoulis, M. Cochran. 59 s la 16e Kzve i East High is fortunate in having an all-inclusive sports program capable of including every able bodied student in our school. Intramural volleyball and basketball are enjoyed by every home room. To supplement this, the physical education department offers afternoon and evening instruction in swimming, tennis, track, tumbling, boxing, archery, gymnastics and games. Training is provided for the younger boys with visions of varsity performance. This is given in cub football and Junior High basketball. The next rung in the ladder of athletic success is the chance to play on the junior varsity football and basketball teams. These activities, together with a well rounded gym program, are the springboard to rugged varsity competition under expert coaching. Varsity letters are awarded in football, cross country, swimming, water polo, basketball, wrestling, track, golf, tennis, and baseball. ME SOM 1st Row: C. Mielewski, H. Oldach, B. Wlodarczyk, M. Wisnewski, T. Stanton, W. Reese, R. Etter, W. Demyanovich, G. Sachrison. 2nd Row: T. Grabinski, T. Mulcahy, C. Evanoff, J. Kujan, J. Mahon, L. Baranowski, E. Westerling. G. Kidder, P. Leighton. 3rd Row: D. Pomorski, R. Slowikowski, A. Barney, R. Deluca, D. Bartos, R. Skonieszka, R, Patterniti, L. Haft, R. Szorek. 4th Row: Coach R. Arrowsmith, Manager A. Amendola, L. Freeman, R. Pohl, R. Passerotti J. Kiliszewski, Manager E. Alo, Ccach A. Detzel. The East High grid team led by Captain, Tom Stanton, had a very poor season. The Warriors dropped their opening contest to a highly favored New Castle eleven 39 to 0. Vincent, their next foe, seemed to be too much for the Detzelmen as the Colonels rolled over them to the tune of 41 to 12. The teepee men didn't show any signs of power until they met up with the Trojans from Millcreek as they took them by a slight trim of 16 to 13. The Warriors couldn't find the range on any of the other teams except Barberton, a foreign team that tried to invade the Scarlet and Gray here at the stadium. Despite the poor season our Capt., Tom Stanton, won the honor of being named the most valuable player for 1948. He, also, with his teammate, Matt Wisniewski, made the city all scholastic team. Schedule East 0 New Castle...................39 East 12 Vincent......................41 East 7 Bradford.....................35 East 16 Millcreek....................13 East 12 Tech.........................27 East 0 Tarentum.....................27 East 12 Barberton.................... 7 East 6 Prep.........................25 East 6 Ashtabula....................26 62 The East High Junior Varsity Football squad led by Frank Widomski, ended the 1948 season with a good record of four wins and four losses. The future varsity boys were sparked by the signal calling of Bill Kelly and the line crashing of fullback Tom Damico. Chuck Harrington and Art Bierzonski carried the halfback duties. One of the greatest upsets of the season was the defeat of the Academy Lions by the little warriors 12 to 0. One of the most outstanding performances was by Dick Pletz, who intercepted a Vincent pass and raced 40 yards to the one yard line, where East scored a touchdown to beat the Colonels 12 to 18. Another boy who did a fine job was Ed Abramoski; this versatile warrior played guard, tackle and center. Coach Joe Christoff's outlook for the next year is quite good since most of the team will remain intact. ScAedcde East 12 Vincent...................... 0 East 1 Prep (Forfeit)............... 0 East 6 Academy......................27 East 0 Tech.........................18 East 13 Vincent...................... 6 East 0 Prep......................... 7 East 12 Academy...................... 0 East 0 Tech.........................31 1st Row: B. Szorek, R. Passerotti, E. Abramowski, W. Kelley, F. Wodarski, F. Szparaga, B. Kozikowski, B. Harrington, F. Morris. 2nd Row: C. Fletcher, El Rachocke, T. Damico, R. Pletz, A. Bierzonski, J. Domowicz, C. Harrington, J. Mauer. 3rd Row: P. Melnitsky, J. Rung, R. Overmoyer, J. Drew, L. Cabelof, W. Stewart. 63 1st Row: P. Bond, R. Laskowski, J. Daniels, D. Skelton. 2nd Row: C. Orlolt, T. Stadler, P. Walizer, J. Kightlinger, J Laskowski. J. Sherrell. 3rd Row: V. Kimmey, R. Heibel, A. Bradish, R. Henderson, R. Tracy (Capt.), R. Erickson, W. Hall, R. Gardner (Coach). With Bob Heibel leading the way, East High School's Cross Country team finished the 1948 season with a record of four wins and four losses. We dropped the first meet to Vincent 15 to 48. Despite the bad start, East High's team came back fighting to defeat Prep in the next meet 26 to 31. The rest of the schedule was composed of East taking a pair of wins from Prep and repeating their win over Tech. Academy and Vincent had too much power for East. Each one took the home and home match easily. Sc eduCe East 48 Vincent......................15 East 26 Prep.........................31 East 48 Academy......................15 East 17 Tech.........................44 East 42 Vincent......................19 East 27 Prep.........................29 East 47 Academy......................15 East 19 Tech.........................36 £ J iff 1 G. Kidder V. East 7034 Academy CO East 84 Lawrence Park ....47 East 50% Prep .. . .84)4 East 691 s Prep .. . .74% East 81 Lawrence Park .. . .46 East 85 Tech .. . .50 East 52 Vincent . ...92 District 10 —East 3rd with 33 1 10 points City Meet —East 4th with 27 1 2 points Indoor Meet—East 3rd with 27 1 2 points V. Freeman W. Volmer The East High speedsters finished the 1948 track season ending up with 3 wins against 4 losses. The team was sparked by the consistent point making of Greg Panfiloff, who featured in the javelin, Bill Volmer in the hurdle and Ray Delo in the pole vaulting department. Coach Howard Mischler has a good outlook next season with Tom Michol, Carl Bernatowicz, Pat Leighton, and Gordon Kidder returning to pace the Warriors. 1st Row: T. Michol, V. Freeman, R. Delo, E. Thomas, R. Zanierowski, A. Barney, T. Widomski, J. Kightlinger, W. Nagorski. 2nd Row: E. Borgia, C. Oldach, E. Bielec, L. Penna, R. Szparaga, T. Stanton, W. Vollmer, R. Henderson, R. Tracy, R. Szorek, A. Bierzonski, E. Rachocki, G. Wargo. 3rd Row: H. Hesketh, G. Kidder, G. Panfiloff, R. Heibel, L. Baranowski, R. Pohl, C. Torok, T. Habursky, J. Rung, F. Szparaga. 4th Row: Assistant Coach H. Mischler, Manager B. Mankowski, A. Romanski, J. Johnson, W. Kelley. 65 PER flATIN n U DEMMY MARTIN SCHEDULE East 27 Warren..............40 East 49 Lawrence Park.......20 East 37 Wesleyville.........18 East 39 Ashtabula...........31 East 33 Kanty Prep..........27 East 31 Vincent.............30 East 23 Prep................41 East 48 Milicreek...........33 East 37 Kanty Prep..........29 East 23 Academy.............15 East 37 Tech................47 East 32 Corry...............28 East 25 Vincent.............17 East 28 Prep................42 East 30 Milicreek...........21 East 53 Greenville..........42 East 29 Academy.............27 East 49 Mercer..............60 East 27 Tech................32 East 42 Corry...............34 East 27 Bradford............54 Won 14 Lost 7 The varsity basketball team had a very successful season, tying for second place in city series competition and capturing the District ten, Section one title. Under the captainship of Bill Demyanovich they are headed for the District ten playoff. Winning fourteen and losing seven games, the team was without an individual star, but showed brilliant teamwork, each player being a star in himself. In addition to all these accomplishments the team had the best defensive record in city series and sectional competition. 1st Row: H. Martin, R. Tronoski, W. Demyanovich, T. Stantcn, E. Alo. 2nd Row: W. Post, R. Skonieczka, B. Kozi-kowski, J. Byczynski, C. Bernatowicz, E. Westerling. 3rd Row: Manager A. Amendola, P. Biletnikoff. L. Oleski, P. Melnitsky, G. Ciszkowski, G. Sachrison, L. Sample, Coach R. Arrowsmith. 66 1st Row: L. Harrington, K. Quinn, C. Harrington, F. Morris, L. Cabelof, B. Latina. 2nd Row: W. Gustaffson, C. Taccone, I. Abbate, W. Stewart, R. Pletz, E. Abramoski, Coach Gilbert Munz. 3rd Row: W. Ulbich, J. Rung, H. Baltine, W. Perkins, Manager C. Pietrak, D. Lewis, C. Katchum. Starting with a green and inexperienced group of boys, Gil Munz developed a well rounded team. Fred Morris, the captain, sharked the Warriors with his all around playing. The hoopsters with a season record of eight wins and eight losses showed much promise. The players moving up to the varsity will prove to be a great asset. SCHEDULE East 25 Lawrence Park.................20 East 19 Wesleyville...................20 East 34 Kanty Prep....................22 East 23 Vincent.......................24 East 29 Prep..........................32 East 25 Millcreek.....................20 East 28 Kanty Prep....................10 East 41 Academy.......................26 East 32 Tech..........................22 East 35 Corry.........................24 East 18 Vincent.......................38 East 26 Prep..........................36 East 26 Millcreek.....................30 East 28 Academy.......................33 East 34 Tech..........................30 East 33 Corry.........................38 LATINA MORRIS 67 1st Row: D. Bugenhagen, R. Bowen, R. Petersen, T. Gorfcatoff, A. Barlekoff, J. Cermak. 2nd Row: C. Evanclf, J. Leto, J. Miller, K. Schultz, T. Michol, R. Koscielniak. 3rd Row: Manager N, Cristea, Ccach Frank Pettinato. The East High swimming team with five wins and three losses finished the 1949 season tied with Academy for second place in city series competition. The Highlight of the season was their 42 to 33 victory, inflicted on highly respected Academy. The team improved as the season went on. They were beaten decisively by Vincent at the beginning of the campaign. Then, in their second meeting near the completion of the season, they came closer to beating Vincent than any other team, the meet being decided by the last event. Another indication of their improvement was their capturing of second place in District ten competition. SCHEDULE East 54 Tech.........................21 East 42 Academy......................33 East 57 Prep.........................18 East 25 Vincent......................50 East 37 Academy......................38 East 49 Prep.........................26 East 36 Vincent......................79 East 54 Tech.........................21 BUGENHAGEN EVANOFF BOWEN 68 n rv i j I j BARLEKOFF PETERSEN BOWEN The East High Water Polo team swept through the city series without a loss, taking the city championship. The closest any team came to beating the Warriors was Academy in the first game of the season, five to four. The East High splashers stacked up 61 points to their opponents 23. The Warrior's captain, Dick Petersen, took the city series scoring race with a total of 25 points. He was chosen on the all star water polo team with Tom Gorbatoff, an outstanding forward, who came up with points, when they were most needed. Bob Bowen, first string forward was regarded as one of the best all around players in the city. Also contributing to the success of the team was the excellent guarding ability of Alex Barlekoff and Dave Bugenhagen and the alert goal-tending of goalie, Ralph Hatch. SCHEDULE East 5 Academy.......................4 East 5 Vincent.......................2 East 6 Prep..........................4 East 10 Tech..........................2 East 11 Vincent.......................2 East 10 Prep..........................2 East 8 Tech..........................4 1st Row: D. Bugenhagen, R. B wen, R. Petersen, T. Gorbatoff, A. Barlekoff. 2nd Row: Manager N. Cristea, C. Evanoff, J. Leto, J. Miller, K. Schultz, R. Hatch, Frank Pettinato, Coach. 69 East 29 Prep.........15 East 28 Tech.........14 East 22 Vincent......21 East 5 Academy.... 32 East 25 Prep.........19 East 22 Tech.........16 East 28 Vincent......11 East 12 Academy.... 28 1st Row: M. Canavan, J. Sherrell, T. Stadler, E. Toran, N. Figurski, J. Gonda. 2nd Row: G. Loney, W. Reese, R. Heibel, D. Burger, T. Bugenhagen, S. Carlson, R. Paternitti. 3rd Row: Mgr's. Tuzynski, A. Wright, J. Kujan, R. Erickson, J. Slowikowski, S. Patterson, R. Henderson, Coach A. Detzel. The East High wrestling sguad finished an excellent season with six wins and two losses, taking second place in the city series race. The team was led by Captain Bill Reese, who wrestled in the 165 pound class. Both Reese and Dick Patternitti took city championships. The only two meets the team dropped were to Academy, the city champions. One of of the greatest upsets of the season was the Warriors first victory over the Vincent Colonels. The 1948-1949 wrestling sguad, coached by Duke Detzel, had the most successful season in the history of wrestling at East High. The beginning of the season found the East High batmen off to a slow start as they dropped the first two contests to Vincent 7 to 1 and Academy 9 to 6. The Warriors found themselves in a tough struggle with Prep as they came on top to the tune of 8 to 5. Academy, their next foe, overpowered the scarlet and grey and handed the Warriors their first shutout 13 to 0. East High found glory when they took over the Colonels from Vincent 4 to 0. East finished the season with a record of three wins, and thirteen losses. 1st Row: J. Kujan, C. Critchfield, W. Demyanovich, J. Joint, G. Sachrison, H. Martin. 2nd Row: M. Johnson, T. Harbursky, R. Skonieczka, Coach G. Munz, R. Haft, C. Bernatowicz, R. Etter, Manager W. Gustafson. East 1 Vincent...... 7 East 6 Academy...... 9 East 8 Prep......... 5 East 8 Vincent......19 East 0 Academy......13 East 4 Tech......... 1 East 0 Prep......... 4 East 4 Tech......... 7 East 2 Vincent...... 3 East 1 Academy.....10 East 6 Tech......... 9 East 2 Prep......... 5 East 4 Vincent...... 0 East 6 Tech......... 8 East 4 Prep.........18 East 5 Prep......... 8 ft RF RS East 1 Prep.............11 East 4J o Lawrence Pk. 7J 2 East 31 2 Vincent. 8y% East 11 Tech............. 1 East ' 2 Academy . . 111 2 East 31 2 Prep.... 8I 2 East 31 2 Lawrence Pk. 8 2 East 21 2 Vincent. 9V2 East 10 Tech...... 2 East 2 Academy ... 10 Kneeling: E. Westerling, M. Pommer, D. Bugenhagen, C. Pommer, Standing: Coach J. Christoff, N. Cristea, T. Bugenhagen, R. Bowen, B. Post, E. Kormas, M. Brown. The tennis team finished the season with a record of one win, three losses, and one tie. The victory was scored over Lawrence Park and the tie was with Tech. The returning letterman for the next season is Larry Sample with the other three letterman graduating. All indications point to the fact that there must be a revival of interest in tennis if East is to make a creditable showing in that sport. East High School's golf team ended the season with a record of two wins and eight losses. The two wins were scored over Tech with Matt Pommer leading the way. The team loses the following via graduation; Matt Pommer, Carl Pommer, and Ed Westerling. Dave Bugenhagen will be the only returning letterman to lead the sguad next year. 1st Row: D. Nievinny. V. Zawodnik, J. Diffenbacher, C. Noyer. G. Falconer, L. DiCarlo, P. Flengas, E. Raica, C. Flengas, R. Morningstar, R. Tupitza, C. O'Brien, J. Sicari. 2nd Row: C. Allace, A. Pringle, P. Simon, P. Cabeloff, V. Samueloff, P. Efimoff, A. Johnson, M. Sueta, M. Wassill, M. Palkovic, J. Sullivan, L. Page, J. Sisco, C. Castaw. 3rd Row: N. Kennedy, C. Frank, S. Federoff, H. Horner, J. Lyttel, S. Schultz, M. Popoff, K. Hess, N. Green, B. Green, G. Rullman, M. Gracinski, S. Draheim. A flash of blue, a whiz, a splash, or a cheer; it is the East High Warriorettes in action. The girls are not content to sit by and cheer the boys to victory, they organize teams of their own. Many free hours are occupied by use of the pool and gym. A few of the Seated: P. Cabeloff, A. Pringle, C. Wassill, G. Falconer, J. Diffenbacher. Standing: J. Adair, M. Smith, G. Sachse, J. Lyttle, M. Gracinski, B. Green. Kneeling: R. Tupitza, A. Johnson, K. Cooper, M. Simon. Standing: M. Rydelski, O. Ekimolf, K. Hess, M. Nash, L. Page, M. Gracinski, C. Rodgers, I. Powell, N. Green, T. Kuchar, R. Guelcher, N. Brebner, B. Green, M. Sueta, J. Kingsley, J. Falconer, G. Rullman, A. Aleksandrowicz, M. Kostur, A. Prowszik, C. Thompson, K. Gomolekoff. activities are: homeroom tournaments in basketball and volleyball; tumbling, and swimming. Although most of the sports are carried on after school, a few are enacted in the regular gym class. M. Kelley M. Flengas, R. Guelcher, J. Falconer, D. Szczesna. 1st Row: P. Green, J. Goss, C. Gustafson, M. Dolak, M. Jarmoski. 2nd Row: M. Evanoff, A, Angelotti, G. Evanoff, H. Drew, D. Hahn, M. Slalter, N. Brebner, E. Kleckner, D. Bindeman. 3rd Row: B. Jeska, M. Sueta, M. Dietz, P. Orloff, C. Dietz, C. Noyer, D. Ciotoli, D. Krainock, R. Turowski. 4th Row: P. Flengas. Girls sports are in full swing from September until June. Home room sports start the season with organization of basketball and volleyball teams. After all playoffs, the winning teams receive ribbons. In the line of swimming, life saving is a practical activity. After completion of a specific course in water training, the girls receive pins and emblems. Archery and track are practiced in gym class. Tumbling starts early and goes on until June. The girls practice skills once a week to pre- lst Row: V. McKulen, C. Dietz, R. Matteson, 2nd Row: P. Chaffee, K. Hovis, L. Post, M. Coatney, G. Evanoff, N. Muffie. OVER THE NET 74 Kneeling: F. Bielanin, M. Sueta. Standing: F. Peterson, E. Salman, L. Dunston, D. Bassham, B. Green, D. Homicz, R. Zamierowski, N. Muffie, M. Dolak, K. Gomolekoff. pare for tests given at the end of the year. Tennis is another all-year sport. The girls play their tournaments indoors or outdoors, depending on the weather. Miss Valin and Miss Pille deserve our utmost gratitude for making girls sports possible. The instructors give up much of their free time to support these activities. Without their direction and supervision, this sports program could not be carried out. D. Crishock, K. Gomolekoff, B. Green, B. Traut, I. Powell, D. Schultz, M. Federoff. tue 'poCCow - 'Tomorrow .ead — We, as underclassmen started out as inexperienced little seventh graders. By eighth grade we had acguired a little polish and by the time we became ninth graders we were undisputed leaders of junior high. In the tenth grade we were at last senior high students enjoying all senior high activities. With the ending of eleventh grade we are worrying about seguences and credits with thoughts of graduation becoming all important. Our many happy memories will include ”M Club initiations which afforded the students a great deal of amusement. The girls with their pajamas and plaid shirts, cold cream and make-up, pin curls, and braided hair, drinking out of their baby bottles were a very odd, but exceedingly funny, sight. The winter season was highlighted by the Christmas Concert, given by the choral societies here at East, and the Band and Orchestra Concert. In the spring we had our traditional Eastcapades performed by our very own talent. With all this we will have many things to look back upon. We have had many wonderful times at the parties and dances held by the different organizations and classes. The Snowball Frolic, Sunrise Cabaret and The Farewell Dance for the Seniors, are just a few of the many we have enjoyed. We are anticipating next year with determination to do our bit for East High. By joining school activities we will be able to feel, when we leave, that we have done our part toward making East a bigger and better school. 0 0 D. Ackerly, C. Aloiz, D. Ange-lotti, M. Banaszck, L. Barabas, K. Barney. D. Bassham, M. Becker, N. Becker, R. Behrendt, J. Borczon, M. L. Brzezcicki.J M. L. Buckel, E. Buczek, L. Buczynski, M. Bukowski, D. Buterbaugh, A. Camera. B. Cameron, P. Casey, C. Castaw, C. Chrostowski, T. Cia-nella, Y. Ciotoli. M. Colley, S. Conley, M. Coughlin, J. Donnell, M. Douglas, L. Dunston. F. Dziubkowski, I. Dzvonyicsak, A. Fabin, J. Feldt, R. Franz, M. Fresch. M. Gnacinski, D. Gowetsky, B. Green, F. Grutkowski, L. Hancock, B. Helfeldt. K. Hess, H. Hoffman, L. Hoffman, M. Hoffman, D. Horton, M. Hum. L. Izbicki, A. Jaskiewicz, C. Jell, C. Johnson, C. Kimit, E. Kon-ieczna. R. Konieczna, M. L. Kosciel-niak, M. Kostur, C. Kovac, R. Kowalczyk, D. Krahnke. P. Kruszewszewski, B. Krysiak, T. Kuchar, M. Kunes, M. I-ech-ner, S. Lawson. 78 t950 J. Loomis, J. Lubelski, J. Marks, D. May, P. McKane D. Milewski. C. Miller, R. Momingstar, L. Moroski, R. Mraz, S. Neckel, C. O'Brien. V. Oless, G. Onda, M. Over-moyer, L. Page, J. Parker, C. Pavlock. R. Pius, D. Prylinska, S. Raica, P. Ray, K. Reed, M. Rydelski. V. Shuta, J. Sicari, V. Simon, B. Smith, C. Smith, D. Szczesny. L. Thorwart, D. Toporowski, R. Tupitza, I. Turner, I. Tuszynski, J. Urbaniak. A. Volk, D. Walker, D. Wildes, R. Yannitello, V. Zieniewicz, E. Alo. A. Amendola, G. Banister, J. Barber, A. Barney, G. Berha towicz, J. Beveridge. F. Biletnikoff, J. Bindeman, A. Bradish, T. Bugenhagen, D. Bur ger, M. Canavan. J. Cermak, L. Chrostowski, G. Ciszkowski, C. Critchfield, W. Crocker, R. DeLuca. J. Erdely, J. Essigman, R. Etter, R. Fitzgerald, E. Fuller, G. Gaither. 79 - ?950 T. Gorbatoff, C. Griewahn, W. Hall, D. Hedges, M. Johnson, G. Kidder. J. Kightlinger, J. Kiliszewski, A. Klins, J. Koenig, J. Kujan, F. Kunik. R. Lawrence, W. Lee, P. Leighton, R. Loader, B. Lyons, P. Mac-Kenzie. J. Mahon, J. Mando, D. McLaughlin, P. Melnitsky, C. Mie-lewski, J. Miller. R. Norman, W. Oatman, H. Oldakowski, L. Oleksik, C. Orloff, R. Paterniti. S. Patterson, A. Pelinsky, D. Pomorski, R. Raines, J. Raun, W. Rees. R. Rifclet, C. Samano, D. Sexaur, J. Simcn, R. Skcnieczka, R. Slowikowski. F. Slorkanich, P. Smith, S. Spercs, G. Stork, F. Stephescn, B. Stolarski. R. Suleck, J. Thorwart, R. Tracy, C. Weber, J. Whipple, R. Whitbread. J. Winiarczyk, R. Wisniewski, J. Witkowsky, R. Wlodarczyk, J. Zawodnik, W. Zdunczyk. 80 t95t A. Alexandrowicz, G. Bagin-ski, M. Balos, T. Baniszcwski, C. Barlow, D. Becker. S. Bertone, L. Bierasinska, D. Bindeman, R. Blasco, E. Blewett, N. Bobrow. J. Boeson, G. Bowers, D. Brown, A. Buczkowski, J. Buj-nowski, R. Cagara. B. Carrick, P. Chaffee, R. Chalupczynski, S. Chessario, M. Christos, B. Clarke. V. Davis, I. Delinski, C. Dielz, M. Dolak, B. Dorich, H. Drew. S. Emiling, G. Evanoff, D. Falcone, R. Fay, S. Federoff, J. Flak. C. Flengas, G. Froelich, B. Gornall, C. Griesbaum, C. Harrington, D. Homicz. M. Horak, K. Hovis, D. Haydic, M. Januleski, S. Jekel, N. Jensen. R. Jerioski, B. Johnson, J. Johnson, J. Jones, H. Karpinski, M. Karpinski. D. King, J. Kingsley, E. Kleck-ner, D. Krawchen, B. Kunes, M. Lee. G. Leshko, H. Leto, J. Lioiano, E. Lipiec, K. Loney, D. Mahon. 81 £ 44 0$ M. Malinowski, S. Markiewicz, R. Matteson, J. McFadden, V. McKulen, R. Merski. H. Miaczynski, T. Mikolajczyk, E. Miller, S. Moran. B. Moyer, N. Muffie. M.Nash, R. Nelson, R. Orze-chowski, M. Osieki, R. Palucki, J. Pappas. L. Post, A. Prawdzik, E. Reck, I. Ring, D. Runstedler, P. Sam-martino. J. Sisco, J. Sonney, V. Stefan, J. Stolarski, E. Sulinski, J. Szymanowski. E. Tracy, E. Trott, T. Trusz-kowski, M. Ulrich, M. Yakowloff, D. Zawistowski. M. Zawistowski, P. Zrojewski, B. Wierczorkowski, A. Abbate, E. Abramoski, R. Adair. D. Bartos, W. Bennett, A. Bierzonski, A. Brooks, D. Butler. C. Cassano. P. Cermak, C. Chase, N. Christea, P. Decker, M. Dench, W. Dengel. J. Deutsch, R. DiCarlo, J. Domowicz, J. Drew, T. Droast, H. Eggleston. R. Ericson, F. Falkenberg, R. Ferrie, N. Figurski, G. Fletcher, W. Gustafson. 82 ?95? R. Haglund, C. Harrington, R. Henderson, B. Herrington, P. Horton, T. Jerman. W. Johnson, D. Kalish, W. Kelley, C. Kent, J. Kishel, W. Klick. R. Kocher, S. Konopka, E. Kcr-mos, R. Koscielniak, S. Kowal-czyk, B. Kozikowski. J. Laskowski, C. Leysa, N. Lubak, A. Makarowski, J. Mauer, F. Morris. R. Morrison, W. Nagorski, R. Oldakowski, R. Overmoyer, N. Pancerev, R. Passerotti. E. Pelinsky, C. Pietrzak, R. Pohl, E. Rachcoki, R. Rogers J. Rung. G. Sachrison, G. Schley, J. Schreiber, J. Schuster, W. Sell, H. Seroka. J. Sherrell, D. Shopene, R. Snyder, T. Stadler, W. Stewart, R. Sturtevant. R. Szorek, F. Szparaga, A. Taccone, E. Toran, J. Tubbs, R. Uglow. W. Ulbrich, P. Vamos, R. Vomero, R. Voorhis, P. Walizer, M. Watral. 83 F. Wodarski, A. Wright. F. Adamczyk, I. Alo, E. Amen-dola, A. Angelotti, M. Beck, J. Becker, E. Beckwith. G. Bowser, B. Brewer, E. Breyley, C. Buhula, M. Butler, P. Carney, R. Carney. M. Chrostowski, D. Clauser, K. Cooper, C. Crabtree, L. Crawford, D. Daniels, M. Davis. D. Dembaugh, P. Dench, D. Denziak, P. Dronfield, H. Dzy-onyicsak, E. Evans, M. Fabin. J. Farver, J. Flowers, P. Fowler, S. Frank, J. Franz, M. Freeman, B. Gaden. M. Gardner, J. Gowetsky, R. Glance, M. Glowacky, D. Gra-binski, O. Groczyk, L. Harrington. G. Hawley, M. Herrington, G. Herrick, M. Hoffman, N. Hor-nung, L. Hovis, J. Huit. M. Izbicki, C. Jant, R. Jarmoski, A. Johnson, D. Juchna, W. Juch-na, H. Kala. N. Kennedy, D. Killmaier, M. Kilszewski, W. Kimit, D. Koper, D. Krainoch, J. Kruszenicz. M. Krysiak, D. Kubeja, D. Kuchar, A. Kudlock, D. Kup-niewski, M. Lamb, E. Laskey. D. Laskowski, R. Letizo, H. Liebel, P. Lipchik, J. Lipinski, P. Macosko, J. Madras. J. Madras, I. Mando, T. Mando, S. Matteson, M. May, V. McIntyre, J. McLean. 84 ? ?52 J. Melnik, M. Mezzacappo, M. Michalak, E. Mikolayczy, R. Milewski, D. Miraszek, C. Moore. B. Morganfield, D. Morasky, L. Muse, J. Mullette S. Meyers, R. Nicholisken, D. Niewinny. D. Novak, P. Noyer, J. Oliver, L. Olson, J. Pamula, R. Penna, C. Pintea. A. Pringle, E. Pruzinski, S. Pueschel, C. Robinson, N. Ring, J. Robins, B. Repoff. A. Robison, A. Romanek, P. Sawdey, A. Schaack, L. Schley, L. Schultz, D. Siamenowski. M. Simon, P. Smialek, P. Smith, M. Squires, R. Staynoff, E. Styles, B. Swanson. M. Szymecko, M. Szepietoski, D. Tator, M. Tomasik, D. Tro-mans, P. Trude, O. Tupitza. 1. Tszynski, T. Tuzynski, C. Turco, V. Urbanski, M. Voulga-rakiss, M. Walsh, D. Wardanski. J. Wheeler, A. Wiercinski, R. Wiercinski, A. Wyant, R. Zame rierowski, J. Abbatte, R. Abies. B. Ackerly, R. Adams, R. Alez-ander, D. Arnold, A. Balcerzak, H. Baltine, R. Belczyk. H. Bilman, R. Brown, P. 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Roe, G. Rogola, A. Romanski, R. Shultz, G. Sefsic, A. Sherman. L. Simmons, J. Skelfon, J. Slowi-kowski, R. Smith, H. Stebell, J. Stepnoski, R. Szumigala. 86 1952 J. Szymcsak, G. Tarasovich, N. Towner, R. Trott, E. Vale, D. Vodvarka, P. Vysocke. J. Wasielewski, J. Wells, A. Wiederlie, S. Winiarczyk, R. Wisinski, R. Woodel. J. Adair, C. Alacce, J. Alme-da, A. Amendola, B. Beveridge, R. Bierzonski, E. Bitzer. N. Brebner, M. Breyley, C. Brinig, M. Bugenhagen, D. Cio-toli, M. Cochran, M. Cochran. N. Dale, M. Dietz, L. Dunston, N. Ekimoff, J. Ennis, M. Evanoff, G. Falconer. C. Fietcher, I. Floyd, C. Frank, B. Franz, F. Garanflo, N. Gorchi-nsky, A. Gouthier. K. Haglund, D. Hall, J. Hatch, D. Janowski, M. Jarmoski, B. Jeska, T. Karpik. M. Karr, A. Keller, G. Kisie-liewski, J. Lamb, N. Lee, O. Leo, M. Leonard. F. Lindsey, A. Loomis, J. Lyttel, J. Malinowski, M. MaCas lin, P. McKinley, J. Milks. M. Macasko, A. Morosky, L. Mourton, G. Moyer, E. Myers, J. Myers, L. Myers. 87 44 1953 J. Ndylor, F. 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