East High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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A THE SENIUHE E p f 0 HW WSH SEHUUL vmmgmvmm The 1951 Sunr1se IS ded1cated w1th a deep feelmq of qrahtude and appreclahon to MISS AVI Putnarr For years the huge bookkeep nq records connected w1th the f1nanc1al status of the yearbook have been quxetly but eff1c1ent1y handled by her As one o' the Commercxal teaoherr, bhe hae tralned hundred of gurls and boys to take a credmtable place 1n the buslness hfe o the comnlunm Our mcerethank orayob 'W or M Putnan lllllli Ui ttlNlilllS Administration . , 6 Seniors . , 12 Music . 34 Organizations , . 44 Athletics . . 58 Underclassmen . . 74 School Life . 90 FLORENCE STOLTZ BERNADINE IUNIEWICZ Office Clerks lUllINlElllfllIUN HAROLD D LEBERMAN Prlnclpal We at East Hlgh are more than fortunate ln havlng such a pleasmg personallty at the head of our school HIS humor and keen rnterest have stamped a lastmg 1mpress1on on every boy and through hrs wrlhngness to qlve hunself and h1s tfme to help and qmcle us We who know h1m love hlm and lovmq h1m are proud rn havmq Mr Leberman as our pr1nc1pa' NSN v v v girl with whom he has come in contact. He has won our affection AUCJrUb1A BOT NQRMAN I MGCDONALD LZ-fafgfv ,,,,q,1:, fgfcli K-'Hf'dAss1star1t Prmcnp ls ES ER IAM BARB f x WALTER ANDERSON ROBERT ARROWSMITH ADELAIDE BACHMAN WILLIAM BANNISTER KATHRYN BARBER General Shop Mathematics Mathematxcs Elology Merchandising FLORENCE BETTS ELIZABETH Bs:-IAN Enghsh Englxsh Typxng ADELINE BLAIR ESTHER BRYAN Commercial World Hxstory Q ml A wkkeepf-1 .1-if WILLIAM BURGER TERESA BURNS Instrumental Musxc Enghsh r Q S Q- if tn, JEANETTE CAUSGROVE JOSEPH CHRISTOFF CATHERINE CHRISTOFF NORD COFINI MARIAN COLLINS Enqlxsh Mathematics Cxvxcs Specxa1Educat1on Lxbrarxar DOROTHY DAVIES ARTHUR DETZEL RAYMOND GARDNER JOAN GIBBONS GEORGE GRIGNOL Hxstory Cxvx fr General Science Cookxng Geography HxStol'Y LOUISE GRILL Hxstory FRED JAMESON Shop GERTRUDE KING Speech Enqlxsh RALPH E HARBOLD U S Hxstory P O D f PEARL JONES Englxsh ESTHER KLUGIEWICZ Geography 15 1- ...- MINNETTA KUPERMAN 'rnxmx LAFFEY ROBERT LEEMHUIS CLAIRE LILLIS HARRY MASSING G99gY'aPhY Mathematics Choral Activities Senior Art General Sclence MARY MCMAHON CLYDE A MERPILEES CLARA MEW LAURA MILES - English EnQl1Sl1 Girls Counselor Orthogenxcs A Gs Q., -9. s HOWARD MISCHLER f an ,,..1e 'i ,f . 1 If, ' Bo s Guidance Counselor GILBERT UNA Y T- Q h Physics. Gngncillyhsaience ' I,!w'f.'1fLQEf:1:-iX',1r ' s I V JOHN NEASE Shorthand Typ xng r-rr MARGARET PARKER Sewxng Related Scxence Related Art CLAUDIA Pxo'rRowsx1 w1LroRD Pomzznov AVIS PUTNAM Englxsh Drxvxng General Science Typlng Bookkeeping .V V L. J, . EII.-EEN NORTH Sewxng KATHERINE PILLE Gym E DONALD RICART Musxc RUTH MILLOY German. Latin ,SN-J Qr4Y i RICHARD RICHARDS Health W w If 1 l , df!! H f' lf I R' I T, 1 ..f Cffmrk 3 1- t H FM? :Al :I , r.: 'P-fry I-f.,!. L1 1' ,.LQ.':f:.l In -'+-'ffm T.::,: ri: gf X Xl I F QM -If ' Jr I ,. 2 A :I . 7- . qt .. :Jizz i:-.vr.-'JT' frm h., CECELIA RYBINSKI Spanxsh Latin BEATRICE SHEVICK French World Hxstory ff-'ff ISABEL SOURWINE Hxstory fx LOUISE SNYDER Junxor Art SARA SPETZ Bxology Hortxculture E: -L S XSL, JEAN VALIN rv ri I r T nn WYNN WARREN Mathe matxcs CHARLES B. WILLIAMSON Chemistry I .:':'fy Manager Wrestlmfl an 'I Bmreball HOWARD WAGNER Drafting GEORGIA WEIBLER Home Nursxnq ELEANOR YOUNG English, Journalism TSI: Tom PWM? fi! N-rg, Q., -- ' , , 5 Q - . Qt 'r 3 xi 1 l J 1 , gf ,f M, X Q 4-. ,- ky x Q ..,,g y 1 1 fbi , V ' ' l 4 Qur Senior year finally arrivedf With it came all the joys and excitement connected with the last year of school. lt's unbelievable the way these four happy years have dwindled down to memories. The wonderful times we had during the rallies and the tense moments we experienced while watch- ing our football team fight on to victory will never be forgotten by any of us. The exciting moments of taking our senior picx tures, ordering our class rings, going to the prom, enjoying the banquet, preparing for commencement, were times that were filled with joy and perhaps a little sorrow for many a senior. lt is impossible for us to forget our Alma Mater and in return we hope it wont forget us, the SENIQRS OF 1951. Sllllllll BAILEY I-IERRINGTQN Preqldent BAILEY PILIQPINGTQN IUNE HXDDAS EIHEE il WILLIAM KELLEY VICS Presldent EUWUHHEIMIHI v-5.y WILLIAM RELLEY HE GEORVE DPFIBET BTEC C SPEHHEHS PICNHARD FCHL T Qasurer L EORQ E DREIBELBIES NEYSA MUFFIE ANTHONY Tony ABBATE Merchandising Track 4, 3, 2, l Basketball 4, 2, l Football 1 EDWARD Abe ABRAMOSKI Academic Football 4, 3, 2, l Basketball 4, 3, 2 Track 4, 3, 2 lntramural Softball 4, 3 ROBERT Bob ADAIR Academic ANNE ' 'Annie' ' GABRIELLA ' 'Gay' ALEXANDROWICZ BAGINSKI Commercial Commercial Club 4, 3, 2 Cheerleading 4, 3 Tennis 3, 2 Volleyball 3, 2 Club 4, 3, 2 Masquers 4, 3 College Club 3 Volleyball 3 H. R, Council 4 THERBSA Terry BAN ISZEWSKI Merchandising Club 3, 2 FLORENCE Flo ADAMCZYK Commercial Basketball 4, 3, 2, Volleyball 4, 3, 2, Club 4, 3, 2 Tennis 3 l l NANCY Nan ALEXANDER Merchandising DONALD Ding BARTOS General Football 4, 3, 2, l Slee Club 4, 3 Choir 4 Track 4, 3 Sr. Hi-Y 4, 3 QUEENS 12 HHH EUHL 16' DOROTHY Dot BECKER Commercial M Club 4, 3, 2 College Club 3 Sunrise 4, 3 Student Cabinet 2 Basketball 2 Elltlll WUHWH Ulltl HIUlE lilltlll Hllllll ELEANOR Gigi BECKWITH Academic Twirling 3 M Club 4, 3, 2 College Club 4, 3 Volleyball 4, 3, 2, l Basketball 4, 3, 2, l ROSALIE Ro BLASCO Comm rcial Cheerlea ng 4, 3, 2 M lub 4, 3, 2 M squers 4 l Cl 4, 3 ast ade 3 Chorus! 4 C SUSAN Susie BERTONE Commercial M Club 2 LEONA Lee BIERASINSKI Commercial HM Club 4, 3, 2 Twirling 4, 3, 2 E5stcapades,3, 2 ' ,v4fr!.f-f' X , 1 ,,' .J'-44,477-lja ARTHUR Biers BIERZONSKI General Football 4, 3, 2, l Track 3, 2, l Band 4, 3, 2, 1 Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1 DOROTHY Dot' BINDEMAN Honor Society 4, 3 Sunrise 4, 3 Masquers 4, 3 Orchestra 4, 3, 2, l College Club 3, 2 Life Saving 2, 1 ENID Pinky Bi..r:wr:'r'r General Swimming l Life Saving l Twirling 4, 3, 2, l Eastcapades 4, 3, 2 M Club 4, 3, 2 NORMA Bobbie ALFRED Brooksie DORIS Dee BOBROW BROOKS BROWN Commercial Academic Commercial Life Saving l Water Polo 4, 3, 2 Volleyball 4, 3, 2 Swimming l Swimming 4, 3, 2 Basketball 2 Twirling 4, 3, 2 Sr. Hi-Y 4, 3 Eastcapades 4, 3, 2 Football 2 M Club 4, 3, 2 P. A. System 4, 3 -11- MYRNA -'Pug' BRYAN Merchandising AGNES ' ' Aggie ' ' BUCZKOWSKI Commercial Club 4, 3, 2 Studenf Ccunml 4 J' JOAN 2Do Do BU5NOWSKI Academic M Club 4, 3, 2 College Club 3, 2 Basketball 4, 3, 2, l x MARION Onyon BURRELL Academic Sfudent Council 4 Band 4 Club 4 College Club 4 1 1 .QV CHARLES Chuck CASSANO General Band 4, 3, 2 l Crchestre 4, 3, 2 'E ir -1-JF' RUTH Ruthie RITA Snooks SHIRLEY Shir1 MARY Chris BARBARA Babs CAGARA CHALUPCZYNSKI CHESSARIO CHRISTOS CRITCHFIELD Commercial Commercial Merchandising Commercial Merchandising Cheerleading 4, 3, 2 M Club 2 Club 3, 2 Club 4, 3, 2 Chorus 2, l Choir 4, 3 Volleyball 3, 2, l Chorus 2, 1 Cheerleading 4, 3, 2 Club 4, 3, 2 M Club 4, 3, 2 Evening Girl Reserves 4 Masquers 4, 3, 2 College Club 4, 3 Eastcapades 4, 3 Eastcapades 4, 3 Sr. Chorus 4 lllllllll lU llll lllllll K 1 BERYL UBunnie CLARKE Commercial ,l3'h'1f'11T.Cf 3 2, 1 Eastcepades 3, 2, XM CZIQZ 3, 2 1 11111113 1U 1111 1111111111 MARJORIE Pot Shot COATNEY Academic ,. .,f-1'1e:Im 2, 1 Cclleqe Club 4 3 'lV1 C1ub 4, 3 2 Eesicepides 4, 3, 2, 1 Color Guard 4, 3 VfQ1eyim114, 3, 2 1 :dfkefbd114 3 2 CHEVALIER Shag CRABTREE Academic Tw1r1mq4 3 Q 1 Tom Tcm 2 Vo11eyba114 3 2 I Efzstcepafles 3 2, 1 PETER Flip DECKER General CV If C1:,gr1'ry 3 lr.irarr.ura1 . . ., , EQ:1cetse114, 3, 2 an f1f Qcffffl 3 RUSSELL Sunshine DiCARLO Merchandising CAROL Dimps MARY ANN Mare JULIUS Sweet Pea BETTY Liz GEORGE Georgie DIETZ DOLAK DOMOWICZ DORICH DREIBELBIES gfademic Merclgandising General Commercial Academic .CYZLEZ I Calc: u 'ci-1 3 - - . - - 1 H - - 1 , ,, ,HF I A N , A rcctQe.14 : - M C4124 3 2 '- :cr Sccze-ty-4 3 M CMM 3 I Tuma' A Basketball Q fkeerlee fig Q Fccthelf 4 lV1dSff'QGYE -1 V 1 q.A.A, 3, Tvexk 4 A ,Jew Cahn: A C6116-qe Club 4 - 5asketbel13f.3 1 QQ V T mv A vcigeybeg 4 3 vcigey ya f 1 2IQ'iQ K Eestcapezies -2 A -'LI1-'1 get 3.2 wwe CML Eeskeicu -2 f :re-nzxtg S115 lieserx'-es 4 19' THADDEUS ' 'Thad DROAST Academic Eastcapades 4, 3, 2 Baseball 4, 3 Band 4, 3, 2, l Orchestra 4, 3, 2 PATRICIA Dx-onie DRONFIELD Academic College Club 4 Twirlinq 4, 3, 2, l M Club 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 4, 3, 2 Chorus 2, l LILY ' 'Lil' ' DUNSTON General M Club 3, 2 Basketball 3, 2, 1 Volleyball 3, 2, l Track 3, 2 HELEN Red DZVONYICSAK General M Club 4, 3, 2 Volleyball 3 College Club 4, 3, HARRY ' 'Bags' EGGLESTON Academic Water Polo 4, 3 SYLVIA Syb EMLING Commercial Cabinet 3 Twirling 4, 3 Club 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 4, 3 C, JOSEPH Nippy GLORIA Kaya FRED Screwno SANDRA Sandy ERDLEY EVANOFF FALKENBURG FEDEROFF Merchandising Commercial f' Academic Academic Wrestling 3 gufblgnqli' Football 2, 1 M Club 4, 3, 2 College Club 3 ,QMQWICME Cross Country 4, 3, 2 College Club 4, 3 Eastcapacles 3 U ' ' ' Track 4, 3, 2 Masquers 4, 3 Ei-56156 2 sf. Hn 4, 3, 2 Tom Tom 4 Bas l 3' 2' I Choir 4, 3 i,,,.,f4 1 4 , lllll WUHH IS Vllllllll WVU lUlUUHllUlllE RUSSELL Russ FERRIE Academic Stage Crew 4, 3, 2, l Wrestling 4 HHH Hllll Ulllll llHl lllll Ullll Hlll NORBERT ' 'Figa' FIGURSKI Commercial Wrestlmg 2 Baseball 4, 3 JANET Jan FLAK Commercial Club 4 GERALD Jerry' ' FLETCHER General Football 2 Track 2 lritranuzral Basketball 2, l WILLARD 'Tangs' GUSTAFSON Academic Basketball 4 Track 4, 3 Tom Tom 3 Hi-Y 4, 3 Basketball Mgr. 3, 2 m RICHARD Hag CHARLES Chuck HAGLUND HARRINGTON Commercial Academic Golf 3 Football 4 3, 2, l 275055611 Mgr- 4 Easketball 4, 3, 2, l Track 4, 3, 2 hB?fld 4, HTY 4, 3 Q Cabtnez - Cabmet 3 rlcrtor bcczety 4 3 tramural Wrestling 4 :trarnural Softball 4 Easzcapades 4 fx J 3 RICHARD Hank GERALDINE Gerry BAILEY Skip HENDERSON HERRICK HERRIGNTON General Commercial Academic Stage Crew 4, 3, 2, l Baseball 4, 3, 2, l Vvlrestlmg 3, 2 Football 2 Cross Country 2 Track 3 2, l ,..21 , Sr.Bar1d 4, 3 2, l Sr. l-l1,Y 4, 3 E-lonor Society 4, 3 Class Prestdent 4 PAUL Paul HOMCHENKO General MARILYN Minni HORAK General M Club 4, 3, 2 College Club 4, 3 Choir 4 Sr. Chorus 3, 2, l A7711 . 'fly L NORMA Norm HORNUNG Academic M Club 4, 3, 2 College Club 4 Twirling 3, 2, l Eastcapades 3 KAY Edie HOVIS Commercial Orchestra 2, l College Club 3 Volleyball 4, 3, 2, l Basketball 4, 3, 2 Honor Society 4, 3 Sunrise 4 Eastcapades 4, 3, 2, l M Club 4, 3, 2 CHARLOTTE ' 'Char JANT Academic M Club 4, 3 College Club 4 Honor Society 4, 3 Volleyball 4, 3, 2, l Basketball 4, 3, 2, l Sunrise 4 gli MARY ANN Annie SHIRLEY Squirt BERNICE Johnnie THEODORE Ted WILLIAM Bill JANULESKI JEKEL JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON Commercial Commercial Commercial General General Cheerleading 4, 3, 2 M Club 4, 3, 2 M Club 4, 3, 2 Choir 4, 3, 2 Sr. Hi-Y 3 College Club 3, 2 Cheerleading 4, 3 College Club 4, 3 Water Polo 3 Sunrise 4 M Club 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 4, 3 Wrestling 2 Cross Country 4, 3 Eastcapades 4, 3 Htl IS H llEHl lllllllll Htl UHHU M22 W- llllll EHIPS lllllll llll lllll ACOUELINE ' 'Jackie' PAULINE ' 'Polly' ' JONES JONES Commercial General H. R. Representative 4 DAVIS Jim KALISH Commercial Water Polo 3 Sr. Hi-Y 4, 3 H. R. Representative 2 ref, QA YF MARY Karpy WILLIAM Kyle KARPINSKI KELLEY General Academic M Club 4, 3, 2 Football 4, 3, 2, l College Club 3 Track 4, 3, 2 l Cabinet 3 l CHARLES Chuck KENT Academic Cross Country 4, 3 Basketball 4, 3 Football 2 Sunrise 4 lntramural Track 4, 3 ntrarnural Softball 4, 3 -f 23 BETTY Bette KANE Merchandising .Na , Q. HEDWIG ' 'Hedy KARPINSKI General M Club 4, 3,2 College Club 3 H. R. Representative 2 DOLORES Dolly KILLMAIER Merchandising M Club 2 Sr. Chorus 3, l Choir 3, 2 Basketball l Volleyball l ARLENE ' 'Kingo' KING Commercial Intramural Basketball 3, 2, l Intramural Volleyball 3, 2, l Club 4, 3, 2 JANET Jan KINGSLEY Academic M Club 4, 3, 2 College Club 4, 3 Masque-rs 4 JOSEPH Kish LILLIAN Lilli STANLEY Skee KISHEL KOLBAS KONOPKA Academic General Academic Wrestling Mgr. 4 Club 3, 2 H. R. Sports 4, 3, 2 Evening Girl Reserves 4 I, EDWARD ' 'Cosmo' ' KORMOS Academic Band 4, 3, 2, l Orchestra 4, 2, 1 Basketball 4, 3 Golf 4, 3, 2, l Cross Country 4 Eastcapades 4, 3, 2 College Club 2 lntramural Basketball 2 'Etsy STEPHEN Staff DOLORES Dol DOROTHY Dottie BETTE Buttons JOSEPH Joe KOWALCZYK KRAUCHEN KUBEYA KUNES LASKOWSKI General General Commercial Academic Academic Sr. Hi-Y 4, 3 Club 3, 2 Volleyball 4, 3, 2, l M Club 4, 3, 2 Cross Country 3, 2, l Glee Club 3 College Club 4, 3 Twirling 3, 2, 1 Sunrise 4, 3 Track 4, 3, l Foofball 2 Chorus 4, 3, 2 Club 4, 3 College Club 4, 3 Baseball 4, 3 Choir 4, 3 Volleyball 4, 3 Intramural lll ElllllE Hllllll llll lllllll Basketball 3, 2, l ROBERT Lats LATINA General Basketball 4, 3, 2 Track 4, 3 HHPPIHESE IS Hll HW U? UH MARY JANE Jerri LEE Merchandising Color Guard 4, 3 Chorus 3, 2, l Dramatics Club 3 Eastcapades 3 Club 3, 2 Evening Girl Reserves 4 GLADYS Happy' ' LESHKO Academic M Club 4, 3, 2 College Club 4, 3 Masquers 4, 3 Choir 4, 3 Sr. Chorus 2, l HELEN Honey LETO General Cheerleading 4, 3, 2, l M Club 4, 3, 2 College Club 4, 3 Eastcapades 3 Volleyball 4, 3 JOANN Jo LIOCANO Commercial Volleyball 4, 3, 2, l Basketball 4, 2, l Tumbling 2 EIJEAN6 'Mag KATHLEEN Kathy NORBERT Hot Rod RICHARD Luke JAME Red P C LONEY LUBAK LUKASZEWSKI LUTZ demic Commercial Merchandising Commercial General ' Club 4, 3, 2 Cheerleading 4, 3 Basketball 4, 3 ollege Club 4, 3 M Club 4, 3, 2 Track 4, 3 Basketball 3, 2, l G.A.A. 3 Baseball 4, 3 Volleyball 3, 2, l Volleyball 4 -25 A- DOROTHY Dottie ANDREW Andy MARYANN Mo1l' MAHON MAKAROWSKI MALINOWSKI Academic Merchandising Academic M Club 4, 3, 2 Sfee Club 3 MM Club 4, 3, 2 Baaketball 4, 3, 2, l Volleyball 4, 362, 1 il- Basketball 2, l College Club 4, 3 vale-ybaii 4, 3, 2, 1 N' . 1 JOYCE Mickey VERA Vee RUTH Merky McFADDEN MCKULEN MERSKI Merchandising Commercial Commercial M Club 4, 3, 2 Volleyball 4, 3, 2 M Club 4, 3, 2 College Club 3 Basketball 3, 2 G.A.A. 3 G.A.A, 3, 2 Basketball 4, 3 Tumbling 4, 3 Club 4, 3,2 SOPHIE ' 'Zosh' ', JACK ' 'Tubba' ' MARKIEWICZ MAURER General Academic Evening Girl Reserves 4 l-loner Society 4, 3 Club 3, 2 Football 4, 3, 2 l Cabine14 Track Mgr, 4, 3, 2, l Drum 51 Bugle Corp. 2 Basketball Mgr. 4, 3 College Club 3 Cabinet 2 HARRIET Macy THERESA Mickey MIACZYNSKI MIKOLAJCZYK General Commercial M Club 3, 2 Club 4, 3, 2 Y-Teens 4 College Club 3 H. R. Council 3 Hl Hllll lllSlS Hlllllll Ellll lUEl llllllllli llllllll Y ELIZABETH ' 'Bette' MILLER Commercial Cheerleading 4 3 Cabinet 2 M Club 4 3 Q Easfcapades 3 HllllPlHlEE LUHE lllllll ll llllll FRED Sinai MORRIS General Foofball4 3 3 Basketball 4, 3 Q Q Baseball 4, 2 Track 4 H1-Y 4 RICHARD Blubber MORRISON Academic Football 2 l Xagecrew-1 3 4 . NEYSA Muff MUFFIE Academic :J A A .Cher 5eC:e'y 4 3 Cebzrie' 4 sunrise 4 VM Club 4, 3, 2 Cclleqe Cluk 3 2 I E-eslce'Cal. 4 3 2 l Voile-ymz. 4 3 4 1 JOYCE Ajax MULLETT Academic Volleyball 4 3 Baslcetsell 4 3, A l M Club 4 College Club 4 Teihie 4 MARYANN Mare PATRICIA Pat LOIS Tjnuluu I, I PATRICIA Pat MARYANN Osieckx NASH NOYER QISSON ORZECHOWSKI OSIECKI Academic Commercial dcademil! Commercial Commercial lvl Club 4 3 M T-l Clpgki 3 Q 'V Clxb 41 3 Q Cie-erle-351:13 4 3 A T' - ' 15233 4 3 3 Ccfeqe CLS 4 3 Chefs ' fflege Cf.: -2 3 Celleze Cl-45 3 .3 lff' Club 4 3 lffzszgers -2 I-'?f1f',li 4 3 -f fluke 4 3 3 'iii' Biggs-:sig 3 3 4 3 Ei gif li? 4 , vfye- ' 1 27' -dike ROBERT Bob OVERMOYER PALUCKI General Commercial Track 2, 1 Alf ' Club 4 3 3 Football 4, 2, l Baseball 3 ROSE MARIE Mimi NESTOR Nes PANCEREV General Band 4, 3, 2 l Wrestling 4 l Orchestra 4, 3, 2, l EDWARD Pappa CARL Corky RICHARD Shafty PELINSKY PIETRZAK POHL Academic Academic Academic Football 4, 3 Football 4, 3, 2, l Basketball 4, 3, 2 Wrestling 4 Hi-Y 4, 3 Cabinet 4 Glee Club 3 R. Representative 3 Track 4, 3, 2, 1 JUNE Lulu PAPPAS Commercial Club 4, 3, 2 College Club 4, 3 Sunrise 4 Honor Society 4, 3 Volleyball 4, 3 RICHARD ' 'Moose' ' PASSEROTTI General :sctball 4, 3, 2 restlzng 4, 3, 2, l Track 4, 2 ANNA LUCILLE ' 'Lucy' ' POST Commercial Volleyball 4, 3, 2, l Orchestra 2, l Color Guard 4, 3 M Club 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 4, 3, 2, Sunrise 4 Basketball 4, 3, 2 ANNE Red PRAWDZIK General Evening Girl Reserves 4 M Club 3, 2 H. R. Representative l Tennis 3 llll IS llllllllll lllllllllll lllllllllllll -gg- lll!lllUEHlP 12 llll llllll Ul llll MARJORIE Margie INA Irish PYLE RING Commercial Commercial Honor Society 3 French Club 3, 2 Twxrlmg 4, 3, 2 l M Club 4, 3, 2 Eastcapades 4 3, 2 l Tumblmq l JEAN Pug RALPH ROGERS ROBINS Did Not Graduate Academic Twirlirlq 3, 2, l Volleyball 4, 3, 2, l Basketball 4, 3, 2, l Eastcapades 4, 3, 2, l Tom Tom 3 DOLORES ' 'Dee RUNSTEDLER Commercial lr. Chorus 2, l Sr. Chorus 3, 2 Choir 4, 3 Eastcapades 4, 3 M Club 4, 3, 2 College Club 3 P+ GEORGE Sachi SACHRISON General Football 4 3 2 l Basketball 4 3 Q ' Baseball-1 3 2 ' PATRICIA Pat SAMMARTINO Merchandising M Club 3, 2 Basketball 3, 2 Volleyball 2 Evenzriq Glrl Reserves 4 PATRICIA Pat GARY Shorty JACK Jack SAWDEY SCHLEY SCHREIBER Commercial General General Twirlinq 3, 3, l lrrraniural ll'1fTdmUYGlSCffbGll f M Club 4 3 Q Basketball 4 3 I litrarnural Basketball 3 Tom Tom 4, 3 Volleyball 4, 3, 2 Basketball 3, 2 1 C29 , lrxtrarrural Softball 3 X X L. J MARY Char' ' SCHRODE General Volleyball 4 lr. Red Cross 4 WILLIAM Ted SCHULER General Band 3, 2, l Orchestra 2 M KENNETH Kenny SCHULTZ Gen eral Water Polo 3, 2, l RUDOLPH Fly SCHULTZ General JAMES Jimmy' SHERRELL General Cross Country 4, 3, Track 4, 3, 2 Wrestling 3 I' 1 Y DELBERT Del RONALD Ronnie JANET Sonny THOMAS Tom WILLIAM Steu' SHOPENE SNYDER SONNEY STADLER STEWART General General General General General Track 4, 3, 2 Club 4, 3, 2 Cross Country 4, 3, 2 Football 2 Cross Country 4, 3 P. A. System 4, 3, 2, 1 Wrestling 4, 3, 2 Basketball 2, 1 Wrestling 4, 3 Track 4, 3, 2 Intramural Basketball 4, 3 lntramural Softball 4, 3 llllllllll lg Ellll EUQP -304 JEAN Bean STOLARSKI Commercial M Clukp 3 Q Sr, Chorus 3 Q Chclr 4 Easfrapadef 3 Volleyball 3 2 HHH HHH? SULINSKI Commercial College Cllzli-1 MM' Club 3 Q Evengrxq Girl l?eser':e.- 4 Bf1Slce'Ddll-4 2 l Vclleylmlf 4 2 l Twzrllrgrg 4 3 ELIZABETH Betsy SWANSON Commercial T'N'1l'llYIQ4 3 2 Q M Club 4, 3 Q Volleyball 4 3 2 I Baslcefball 3, Q l IS QU 0 lll ROBERT ' 'Punchy SZOREK Academic Ffsofball 4, 3, 2 l Track 4, 3 2, l Wresfllriq 4 3 FRANCIS Golfie SZPARAGA Academic Fccfball-1 3 2 l SWll'THITllIiQ 4 3 Track 4 3, 2, l Sr. H: Y 4, 3 JOAN Pickles ANTHONY Tac EUGENE Kid Euge DOROTHY TROMANS DOLORES Dottie SZYMANOWSKI TACCONE TORAN Did Not Graduate TROTT General Commercial General Merchandising 'T-f Club 3 Q f. Y. Ffififill Q Wrestling 212 3 Q 'l-f Clgb Q V eiirig Sli l?ese: .'e5 ' all l-fgr. -Q A FSCQ 4 Sr. Chirus 1 Chaz: , -., Easketbel x I X -.., - - I xxh ,31- 1 THERESA ' ' Terry ' ' TRUSKOWSKI Commercial Sunrise 4, 3 Choir 3 Sr. Chorus 2 M Club 2 JOHN Tubbsy TUBBS General Baseball 4, 3 Wrestling 4 I OA' X 1 I ' lx ,ll l i 3' f X- ,L I 1 f fl l- l XJ 'I Q xx 1 ', -k J I x f l RONALD Rickie MARY l'Peaches UGLOW f ULRICH General , ' . General framural Easlcapades 3, 2, l Baske 3, 2, 1 Orchestre 3, 2, l fx D , M Club 4, 3, 2, l M xiii' RICHARD , , RICHARD Rico ROBERT Bob PAUL Rex VOMMERO VOORHIS VYSOCKE Merchandising General Academic lntramural Basketball 2 Choir 4 Glee Club 4, 3 PAUL ' 'Bud VAMOS Academic -.vm la PHILIP Phi1' WALIZER Academic Band 4, 3, 2, 1 Orchestra 2 Cross Country l lllllllllllll ll llll Hlllllllll lll lUUEllllllll -33- Ht IS WtEf Httll NE HHHW FRANK Frankze WODARSKI General Sr H1 Y 4 3 Football 4 2 l Wrestlmg 4 3 AUDREY Aud WYAN T General Volleyball4 3 2 l Chou' 4 3 2 M Club4 3 2 College Club 3 2 MARIAN Chrxs ZAWISTOSKE Cornmercml M Club4 3 2 Sr Chorus 4 3 DOROTHY Dot ZAWISTOWSKI General Chorus4 3 l Masquers 4 3 M Club4 3 Cholr 4 3 Eastcapades 4 IZ! W1th these lastmg memortes we close the chapter on the hves of the graduates of 1951 On behalf of the Semors we would hke to express our thank fulness and utmost apprec1at1on to the faculty for msp1r1r1g us and dlrectmg us along the paths of goodness and rtghteousness The wonderful gu1dance and thoughtful cor1s1derat1on that we recetved from the faculty w1ll remam wlth us forever We The Semor Class wtll always he proud that we attended East Hlgh School 33 I .. . ., .. ,, .. . ., .. ,. ' . I l I I ll 'I I I I I - V I ll ,I V I . I tl VI I f , V A I Color Guard 3 I I iff' I 1 ' -J J J , , I . , . I I iz' sb 'FE-f ,a-ww. s u .fb 'J K. .g' I 2 if rm ff 'Ji s f I LM - 0 if t df c on.. v r Merit. l'NY1C5I Ay , mx wff CI I fmrnif ,1,,,f fgr Yg'f,- 'KLM .lf Lgnf-',. 'af-'L T 1 f. .f1STl ' :T .. cr'f1f1:,1z'f1tgf,z.s M ml .:. Ther' Yffrixf- t'Lr'rfxg?s ' mf'- T are many reasons that rgffke rvi 5 1 TtQ9'NhiS1lL or a hum C'iEf1fII'lC1? ' i1,1Ch. A pk-rerun vvIf,rgf+ sum f I ' ' Happy. 1+ '10 through I ff wp 'wif EEE'-'v'51'y'F ' f H Wi mlxsir' L-f.ugf'fzf1mr: fupfi ffg pm-1' M tl wt .s Tl1r'rm1.f1f1 Prix?H:r1f1fff'i.f-mi. WUSIE lst Row: l. Mrlks, D. Hahn G.Bo1arsk:, A.Thompsc:1, E. Bassham, l. lohnsch, R Oless. 2nd Row: M. Hcffman, L. Post, I. Sueta T. Kaus, W. Howell R.Dav1s V. Samuelelt L. D:Carl: S. Weidner l. Dash, l. A. Enms K. Burdtck, L. Slttmger G. Foor D. Wells S. Myers M. Coatney. 3rd Row: G Kwxalkcwskl B. Beverzdge L. Baran P. Simon G. Hahn A. Brooks, G.. lones, Mlfnlskz B. SOIlll 16'lTT19Y R. Alle-:Q D. l-lalupizyriskz Mr. Burger. 4th Row: G. Macaluso E. Buchanan, L. Muse F. Formes, E. Zlelmskz G Hcpklns S. Rama C. Cassaxc Vf. Sshulez P. Snaufter L. Duristczi l. Burke L. Tillman. 5th Row: N. Pancerev G. Fmstez, A Bzerzonskr l. Lyrish l.D1e':z D. Briiks Sirtgiri P.Eft1m5ff T. Pohbzrxs f. l'21lSli3 VVyan' M. Burrell B.Herr::1q'cr1 R MSNe'.:gh 'Tri l?.N:m.a:1 lf. Kerri. - Marchzrig Mus: Makets is a ittmc title fer our bang' where else go they display theni- selves tziorf- proudly thari in the held? As they march briskly into the stadium to operi the game or give spark tg Elie halt, are greeted with the flags, proudly upltfted by our high- steppihg Color ffuargs arid the lively :tius1C cf the bahd keeps us in the spirit of the game. The band is always gr. hazij te keep up the tempo cf cur pep rallies. and te preserit ehtertaimhg assemblies. They cfferej ar. exeellezit :encert which included jazz and classical music. Qu: attire band also put 9:1 welcortiej asserztbly programs at Albiiri Carry and Academy. East T-llgh has good reasoti to be proud of this 'fe fihe Qrgahizatieri. 36 lst Row: E. I.eyrkf'.v:k1 N. Drxr 1. P. H'1l't'.6T'1 T. if'.A..e:.:k1 E. H .II.:'. 2nd Row: I.. Itzw A.M1:.ieQt f. Hfv.efl R. Klf ss, I. Sf-,fr T-T .ff :Lie V. tir.:,r3+-ff D. Fe-e:.ey!F Pttfz K. S'e.f EV. : .e' Y. Hw1+17'. 3rd Row: P, K 1 .fr f. 1: .js if lf. ferr. 'hfzk P Tru. 1,151 . Pi A K F .:. ie M f't1'w-zfze I.. rf-'r' ff ., 1 If-:.r:..'P. F M: w. T-f7,I'?.rI1ef 4th Row: I., P 1:S:. M H' r'f f' ' .r P. Av-r Cin: I, F- .:i. Sth Row:P Y-f - ' H-Aw:--2 r' V 7 I.e.:f. ff F? .Her f if iffy.,-1: F F hp' If one tnznks necaatxet- tt1e1r T1t.-- lf Tr. Earn: tint thwr :rat Lf' QS : If 5 it 1 r wrong. It ts really eznazina tc see ' e :11ne1 fa:'f1efs QC :fu work cn QQ e 't1..f r. En- tnusiern fcr their LRSTYLIYTIFIITS :her r ' : ne 1:1 erieri 15 ren' '-:nite attitude toward this orqanmzetzcn. The Ir. Bands excellent ccntrinnticn is tke liiifllfiiiltifdl Concert was ciefzngtely wetl- Iiked by the audience. W'hentheyrner:ne:Qw1tntheir senlcr Ccunter-pert in-ey were equally deterrnined nct to be out-done 1!'1fh9lI' rnirfning Skill Cr rnusical ettnitjr. Thts Veer our btacer and better Ir. Bend has earned our e lense rncre tnen ever before. . - - PP 37 lst Row: R. Oless, l. lohnson. 2nd Row: M. A. Dietz, l. L. Lesh, L. Miller, G. Spronatti, D. Bindeman, N. Gorchinsky. 3rd Row: R. Erickson, M. A. Secarea, C. Moser, R. Haglund, R. Moser, G. Donaldosn, R. Warren, M. Hughes, N. Humes, R. Malmberg. 4th Row: E. Kormos, l. A. Ennis, P. Simon C. Cassanc R. McNaughton, G. Hopkins S. Raica G. Finster. L. Sittinger, Mr. Burger. UllEHtElilil The East High School Orchestra is one of the finest in the city, partly because of the fine leadership they have in Mr. Burger and partly because ot the interest the students have for music. To the students are available many types of instruments' string, woodwind, brass and percussionj and their music ranges from classical to jazz. East l-ligh was well represented at the District Orchestra which is composed of out- standing rr.usic students from Northwesterxi Pennsylvania. The crchestra presented scnie enjoyable ccncerts at the other high schccls ot Erie, and their very successful year was ezidej by ther splehduj part iii the Sprgzig lristruzierital ccncert. 38- lst Row: I. Lwms, I. M11rfvn,'R'. Cfvrnfarn, B. Bmgue, A. Chaika, D. Vv'1LQ1Qr:.f T. Ivhller R. Grubbs. 2nd Row: L. Blfwk B. Rczh K.Ze1l,I.Ff:f fr1Qr HGKWFS,IX.HP1YU,TvfT.ClF'v'915iT.Li Mr.E1Lrqer. 3rd Row:P.B.:trlef,T.M1.fer C. V-y1:.t, V. Prprgff, T. Flu-fe P. MCNFQ:iI'!. HLQ- at EaStH1C12i w have tu-:Q fxzie st:'1'iQ' CF -2 -LY the ahh' 'ix--fCt1C:'. f I fr Mffssers. ELLYCYLY arid Clevfiari.. TRP Swett l'f tins-! Sli: -5 gs .5 'retire tif' ' ' K Q CYCEYFTTCT xv-f. Q F -Y ' f smyxfv- N.-V -,.-N,WA,- cup. .C ...5. .C. - .ru X. DCTT19 Cf fhzi ' i 'C ' - i'f5.Q.5S,5 fC ' - : ' H 3 2 M L 'WF C51-V Cis- mac' x,,-D. .,.,...:.,,. .,.,l.. ,.:..g ,A ,.:,.-.. .,..,.,, .,,. .,.g if Hz.: 39 Ist Row: D. Simanowslci, D. Miraczek, V. Urbanslci P. Trude M. Horalc l, Vtfoytagilc, M. Chrostowska M. Fabin, M. Szymecki A Wyant, G. Evanoff, Q. Tupifza M. Simon D. Krauchen. 2nd Row: P. Wfaifer, K.Pir1fea, D.Runtlstedler. l. Stolarsk. M. Kileszewsk: l. Smialak, N.ElC1l'TlTZlf, D. Daniels S. Federott. M. Evancft R. Cagara D. Zawisfoski G. Leshko. 3rd Row: Mr. Leemhxgis l Romesburg, W. Oesterlin, F. Fabin, N. Schroeder T.Robir1s N.Fzgursk1 G. La Maye l-l. Billrrarp 4th Row: P. Vyszvike R. M1ller A, Roberts, R. Trot' l. Wells l. Rudd T. lohnsori R. Pletz A. Thornpsoi.. EllUltt Choir acme of the vocal groups. From the time a student enters lr. Chorus or Glee Club, Choir is his aspiration. The training and experience acquired in the other vocal groups prepare him tor the Choir. lt is not uncommon to find several students either in Sr. Chorus or Glee Club who are in Choir also. This definitely shows interest in the musical education offered at East l-ligh School. Everyone around school has seen the look of happiness on the persons face who has just been accepted into the Choir, and fourth period they can be heard practicing for the many appearances they make here and at other schools in town. At Christmas time this group was active in assemblies and presented their wonderful winter concert. lt is plain to see that we have a fine Choir, one of which we are extremely proud. 40 lst Row: E. Bitzer, W. Hawley, D. Myers, A. lsiocano, A. Brooks, D. Schroeder, D. Billrnan, C. Anderson. Znd Row: G. La Maye l. Tiqhe, l. Barber, D. Koehler, A. Thompson, W. Balos, l. Glowackx, T. lohnson, F. Pulaski. 3rd Rowzp. Snauffer, F. Fabin, C. Carr P. Vysoclce, N. Marlcopoulos l. Purcell, S. Winzarczyk W. Oesterlin. 4th Row: Mr. Leeriihixis l. 'Weber R. Hayes, C. Sachse, l Preisler R Trott D.Co:1iey S. Raica G. Hopkins E. lares E.Rachcck1. Elll Elllll Any sixth period you can wall-c in and hear the Glee Club practicing some ot their de- liqhttul numbers. They are always a favorite in any choral proqrarn because people like to hear a rnale chorus, and because of the cute way they present their nunibers. At the annual Christmas assembly they literally stole the show with their rendition of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer , and their part the choral concert helped :nalce it the biq success that it was. So, all considered, this has been one of the best years for our East Hiczh Glee Club. 41' lst Row: A. Schaak, G. Kisielewski, E. O'Brien, V. Barany, C. Simanowski, H. Hariste, L. Schley, M. Zawistowski, M. L. Cochran T. Tuszynski. Znd Row: M. L. Mezzacapo, l. Naylor, S. Lisiecki, L. Seminuk, G. Moore, B. Corbin, C. Bukala, M. Christos, P Flengas. 3rd Row: N. McCarthy, A. Loomis, D. Crockett, M. Trott, W. luchno, T. Tuzynski, P. Fowler, A. Moroski, R. Blasco, N Ring. 4th Row: L. Trojan, l. Wojtosik, M. A. Chrostowska, l. Delinski. l. Szparaga, D. luchno, D. Krauchen, D. Zawistowski, P Smile-k, Mr. Leemhuis. Elllllll EllllE' Elllllllll The Senior Girls' Chorus as the name implies, is composed ct girls from the senior high. By the time they enter this group, most ot them have had at least one year's training in lunior Chorus, although it is not reguired. There's more to preparing the wonderful numloers they sing than one realizes. The girls must pay special attention to posture, proper loreathing, and clear enunciation. ln addition to this, Mr. Leemhuis plays records of well known vocal groups for them to listen to and study. The girls added much to the Christmas program, and closed a very successful year with the annual Spring Choral Concert. 42' lst Row: I. Greaves, D. Stewart L. Eqnet, N. Sherrell C. Neyer, N. Sohrode K, Bezlcwtfh L. Graham S. Vlalker P. Shaw R Repott, A. Shaw C. McC:rfhy D. Murray C. Foreman T. Mihefm, C. Moon B. L Beltrarrz. 2nd Row: Mr, Leehrnuas f. Lutz I Arnold, P. Zerbe E. Blossey. N. Browlee B. Vfaltizak L Mxirgihy C. Susan. D. Gnranflo R. ICM' E. GCi,lt'iSYY1l'h B. Hodges K Keller, C. Beverxdqe. 3rd Row: B. Langer, P. Etfxmftf S. Collxns, Y. Iohnson L. Farrtnqton K. Ennis M. Kzstier I. Watson A Amendola C. Gardner, A. Evanott L. Wxetdenhaeter, D. Anderson, P. S1:ar1. 4th Row: V. Fiak M. Btzer, S. Bukowskx, I. Chaffee C. Aqens, S. Bush L. Boque B. Iohnson G.Sachse, D. Dolhvar, I. SCh11trze,LReyr1o1is M. Marshall, S. Moyer M. Dante L Scrtbner As in the other mustcal groups at East, the larqeness of the Ir. Chorus shows more Clearly than anything else the jeep interest the students have for their rnusic. From the t1n1e the Glrls enter fr. Chorus, the are Cont1naa11': nrenarizic thernsetves for . r . . . , both Sr. Chorus ani Chcir. Their Cie 'er part 1:1 the Cnristniis Cnoraf Confertshox-.'eithe1. real talent 3 rj tner' Siiiff three Q5'.'e : npgnibers the TT.Hl E1 S3521 bffllflf Fes' 'al 3:1 Mar: 13. 'T ' ' XI ' ' ' ' ' - .' - A 'vrgz' WL: 'K' r'-mins Neg' 'A . ' -:.rY'n r 4' 2 .L -ef 'negro-tr Y e.:L FL -..s,,. ,A,,.. C. ,.,.., JC.: ., A... ..f......,. ,: M -L.....v+ ...- :...:,AL,..: L ,,.A,FL in WHL, ..-fi f,,.,x..,AQ 43 Ziiifyw r ,, A, ,,,, ' f My W h,,.,....-- It i 'J 4 I my g i I .., , K t I Qui various organizations with their diverse ac- tivities play an essential role ir. our school life. They not only promote fellowship, leadership, and charac- ter, but add zest and spice to the cgnventional school program. Qrganizing clubs, planning programs, and serv- ing on committees are all ot an educational value. Rendering services, such as sending CARE packages to Europe, selling Christmas Seals, and distributing toys to the orphans are just some of the worthy causes that leave the members with the feeling of a job well done. The real thrills ot membership in an organization, however, are the gay dances, the frivolous parties. and the feeling of belonging. Regardless ot the type ot organization scholastic, service, or activity it is a source oi pleasure and accomplishment to all concernei l. lllllltlHllllllllHE ElUlllHl Ellllllll lst Row 'S MdTkleW1CZ A Kudloclc l Revrold P Green D Lloyd E DeLL1ca 2nd Row T Kau l Alo G Haltp czyr1'2k1 W lchw cr C Petrzalt T Dam c 3rd Row D La kow lcz N Muffe C D e1helh1eQ R' Karnev N Dre bell? e F Nel c T3 ee dent Carl P1etra2lc V1ce Pre-Q1der t Tom Dam co Secretarv ltalla Alo Treaeurer Georoe Dre1belb1eb The Cab ret IS compoeed ot or e Dow ard q1rl from each ot the wur o h oh qrao a o tfvc oca ahd tw cg rle rom each ser1or h1qh oraoe There 13 aleo a repre ehtahvc orr the Tom Tow the T-Tohor Soc1etv and the Suhr ee Stat! Th1s act1ve group plarf the excellert pa1d aud1tor1ums wh ch a e oreatly emoyed by ootl' the ac lt andthe Qtudert A other c 1tQ urdertalctros s the p v wo o the Eastcapade the Qchool armual talent Qlaow lt a so 1akeQ arrahgemerts for the noon day dances wh1cl' a e a te eo arc ctzcr c1ate I3 cr re lCar Cb c cca vwlwco coo 46 :.. ' , 1 , , 1 S 1 , 1 , 1 . : 1 S, 1 , 1 11- 1 - ', 1 1511, 1 1 1 ', 1 xc. : 1 S 9 , 1 1 , 1. r , 1 1, 1 I, 1 .1 1 1 S, r 11 111 11. 1 ' ' - ' w i 1 , . , , 1 , 1 V 1 11 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 11 r 11 es ri ' 1 5 1 1 1 1 v. ' I A - ' ' - -Q I A 'J 1 o 1 - 1 . 1 J . 1 - D 1 1 1r 1 1 1- 11 11 Sat., ' 4 1- 1. 1 l I' 1 1 1 f ufy - 1 S. T1 1 51- 1 '1 i 1 su er is'11 f 1 ll S, 1 c 1 S - 1 1 1 rr V 11 1 1 - 1 or, t1 hc. T ' 1 T j A 1e cd V me students. -,, ,. A 1 1 1 .- 1 N.. 1 1 1 1 , 11 ..-,. . - . A In ' .1,11 A: ,ca Con :ce 11e lt11et1:tr,1. lC1 the oem 1 r t1c 1-.ay h 'ar f 11 1 1: HIHEUUHIE lsr Row M Chrrstos C Dretz S Federoff D Damels G Baqrnskr G Leshko R Blasco Znd Row E O Brxen I Naylor M Hoffman M L Gardner D Zawrstowskx H Kala 3rd Row E Bltzer F Gorenflo N Brebner M McCa len H Schrode W Iuchno D Blndeman 4th Row I Enms M Brxby I Ros M Nash I Runq I Krnqsley P Dronf1eld B Herrmqton A Brooks D Iuncho V1ce Presldent Gladys Leshko Treasurer Dorls Damels The Masquers under the SUPGTVISIOH of MISS Kmq IS made up of students ln semor hlgh These students wrth actmq talents put on d1fferent plays tor the whole school They also learn about costum mg and arranqmg the set for the varlous plays To be elrglble for Masquers one must have some actmq ablhty and show 1t rn a tryout The old members then vote to admlt rnto the club those who show promrse and have a srncere des1re to lmprove therr stage presence 47 President .....,.. ,......,.. G abriella Baqinski HUM HUUM EUUHEH lst Row I Lutz B I Beltram C Arderec S Thompeon P Knew le V Bc am D Zawodmk 2nd Row G Baan kt Lrrell T Loade E R U o Iv' aw or G a Ce cw 3rd Row a DC9KETftdC rr ZGD Nehe Fffah The Home Room Co NCI' wa orqamzed m oroer to aut cb ar ato to the QCICHUGT A tmp ted t e are 1 Co no eo C he e ber rom each home oc Thla group hetpe ca fv o t th vartous outtee o the Cahn et nemoer It aeswtfr 1F meh matters tame Another o tta prf ec to a d r the ptahmho ot th Fc t apade Ver OTVHDO the e ft. e oe' oeveloo a e e norsot a eo DL 'o Char acter ard oeworahtv r h ' o 'haw contacts mth both tea V a to ataceote T e ret 15 fleeo ot fate o P e Jofhe Roo C L, C 48 :. , .. . . . ri, . W, . . -S r, . or . ', : , Ji 5 , M. Bt , . r . 1.QY1f t. Bizejger Fiank I. N Q1 . R. 1 rx A. Epxozk sky :D D izelf R. NZ .7 . ,IYS I. DC 1:2-:gf . 'oria.CSCr'. ,. A Y. . ..11:1. . px .' 5 ' ' ' ATM I . fx . elsif hv .h ..,, Qt is so . fo., iii o f. . .. Y as Collecting atxditoritgrti ages and informing the homeroorzzs of any drives that the school fray under- ' .. ' fp 5. ts is i 1. . L .J f .e 'Jef sf ij .D hos, a't1,S.the:iert1' ..s ' ' o 5 nee of ros -nf fztv. The: ol' f -1. A '. - . 1 .3 t 'j Hg' t,e1r gif T... t ' ' .X 3.6-is T' 'Q' Q.. o. h Ccihl .e ' 1:1,.o 'f r.x..'t- if haviic the ago of th, f. C gf. HUNUH Slllltll Seated D Btndeman B Herrxngton N Mufhe Standlng l Pappas C lant I Maurer R Haglund G Dre1belb1es K HOVIS To become a member of the Nattonal Honor Soc1ety IS the goal of many students at East l-hgh School Th1 honor ts not easlly achleved because along w1th scholarshtp one must possess the quahtxes ot leadersh1p character and servlce F1ve per cent of the eleven two class ten per cent ot the twelve one class and tlfteen per cent of the twelve two class are chosen for th1s honor The faculty IS one of the maln factors IU determmmg who the new members w1ll be After rece1v1ng a hst ot those Gl1G1bl6 tor membershtp the teachers grade the students on thetr leadersh1p character and servlce Durlng the 1nduct1on servtce each new member 1S presented w1th the trad1t1onal Nat1onal Honor SOC1EtY p1n whtch svmboltzes achteverrert dur ng h s htgh school years Thls 1nduct1on servlce together wth the mlttatlon program are events wh1ch w1ll ltnger long na the memortes of those chosen tor rnernberslnp 49 .C . . , . . . - , .. ,I I .' . 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X. lHlllllHlE O Leo L Bxerazmskl E Blewett C Crabtree M Ca r N Bobrow S Emllng l Rlng R Penna B Swanson M Butler A lohnscn Twtrlmg IS an 1mportant feature tn East s entertalnment program Each year the twlrlers and M1ss Catherme Pllle the-1r cllrector work hard to present Cflqlfldl and entertammg acts for the football games and aud1tor1um programs Each spr1ng tw1rl1ng classes are held to pxclc the most el1g1hle and prom1s1ng tw1rlers for the next years The new g1rls str1ve clthgently to atta1n the h1ghest goal they can reach that ot bemg tn the '1rst row 53 . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , , , . 1 I - f 1 lst Row P La'n9 A Koxdlo lc K Coop r M I Herrmgton M L Gardner T Mando T Mar1ne1l1 Znd Row M K1l1 z wskl I G3 V M Hoffman D Klauser M L M zzacappo M Kry lak W Krmet R Staynoft I M lnrcx R Gla Ce P Trud P D h I M L an P Macoslco L Harrmgton M Slmon 3rd Row S Dobb I Levrnduslky Q Tuprza A Prmdle K Pr I Srn alelc I B lcer D D n1z1 ak M M1Chal1lc A R manek R A Wrercln km B Repott C T li I Pamala S F a'14 4th Row D Slmanowskl L HOV1 I Wheeler E Arrendola D Alo L Muse R Pema A Ichn c IN Carn y D Kuo l-,1 M Fabln P Fowler C Bukala D Koper E B eyley B Brewer H Lmebe P Lxpchtlc D Dens baugn 6thR9w L M hm kt D Kralno lc I Flow s E Svles I Wol astlc I Franz I D9ll!'lSlf.1 D Iuchno D L lccw lt E M U3 I ,Vll J R Zvnt ON kt D Wardan 41 D Damels E Evan S Yakulls E La key D Nowak Presrdent Kathleen Cooper SSTVICG Charrman Dolores Marmelll VICG Pres1dent Iane I-Ierrmoton Soclal Cha1rman Peggy Lamb Secretary Mary Lrll Gardner Program Charrman Tessre Mando Treasurer Agnes Kudlock Membershrp rn the M Club IS l1m1ted to tenth eleventh and twelfth grade g1rls As the purpose of the club lSlF1G1'1dSl'11p and servlce 1ts name IS taken from the Indxan word for frlendshlp Makessena kawen Proof ot 1ts SGTVICGS IS shown by the var1ous act1v1t1es1n whtch the members engage Sendmg candy bars to Europe contrrbutmg money to World Fellowsh1p and helpmg out needy tamrlles are lust a few of 1ts worthwh1le undertakmgs These SSFVICGS plus the many dances get togethers and teas tend to promote the M Club s purpose rr1endsh1p 54 . , I N ' I . ' 1 . ' x . . , -I x , - , I 5 Ill! It I . ' I ,I ,Pim a e ,.. Iweisky, VI ,V .-. e Al 1, A. S ,I I. ' ,I I e , Z. In :V Rmg, M Bu'l-er, A. Angeloffr, T. Tuznski, S. Meyers. 5th Row: D, Mlraszelc, M, A. Izbxclu, V. Urbanskl, A.bSchaak P. . meh l Zzk .tr f jr . qfler ' su , S., I r -, lt 'I 4, . l 4. I . sl I, . V' as VST' -1 - ' Ill IQ Elllllll HTHUII D lst Row B Kuwe la Post D Bmdeman I Pappas K l-lov1s B Iohnson M Ulr1Ch H Leo M Chmstos Znd Row M Zavv C ke I M11lle F Adamczylc P Sawdey E BeClcw1th R PGIUCTCI C lan' R Bla Co P Orzeckowslu M Iam1lesk1 E Blewe G Le hk 3rd Row l l?1r1q I Flalc B Dor1Ch B Swanbon M Na h M Coatref I LIOCGIIO K Loney B lflllle C D1ez N B orow R Caqara S Federoff 4th Row P Dronheld G Baq1r lc I K1rq ley S Emlmq l-l DZYCTIYIC GK N HC Lrg Vl Horan E LIDISC V Mclfulen G Evanoff N MCfl1e M B1 rell D Za tow 41 Pres1dent VICE PreQ1de11t Secretary Treawrer SoC1al Cha C Bern1Ce Iohnson Kay HOVlS Iune Pappaa Mary Ulr1Ch l-lele Il Le to rd to o 1 11 Il Cood Qtandmo SGYVTCP Cha1rmar1 L111C1lle Post Program Cha1rmar1 Dorothy Bmdeman Publ1C1ty Cha1rmar1 Bette Kunes Wor2h1p Cha1r11 an Ianet Kmqsley HIQTOVIGIT Mary Ann Nash 1 M Cl1b a C1 rl t att rd both th QoC1al and 1 1re e tro ar do the eq11 red Cery Cea CAGCIT C hr 11o o tth wear tnere are rnany oppo tu 1t1eao CtC I' C ornerrhe 5 atterdY een C T1 C t o to At these Con erehce deleoatea rem the war C t eb xcharde 1dSdS KI '1nCerr C: ln Cm Cl11Ca 1r an e o t to bett r them T CC1, Cl play aw 1 oo tant part WP plar1n1r1q theme Cor ere Ce Tln1 C 11 C 1: Composed of yen o om eaC C the Q 11 C1ty and County Qchoolb A the name 1m,.l e t p po e TS to o a11 tl' Spmnq T However tlo Q not 1tb only a1m lt al o str1vea to orornote oood w11l ard tellowsh1p a ono the t C11 ard o Club roemberb by hold1ro VdTlOL1S :,oC1al freehrob 55 . 11sT ts , . 11 tt, . , 1 , 1 ' , 1 , . 1, , 5 , . ', 1 ', 1 ' ft, 1 5 o. : . , 1 , . , . ' , 1 5 , . 1 1, . , . , . r, . T , . C' 1 , . . : . 1, . 15 1, 1 ' 1 S1 , 1 1 , . - S ' . r:111 ,1 , I, 1 h , . , . 1 , . 1 , . If , 1 1.1115 sl '. . 1. . . 1 1 . .... 1 ,T A I I T1 . . 1 . . . . 1 f . 1 1 11r111111 . X H Q '1 ' . 1, . 1 ln o er ' e a tie 1ber1 V, 1 V il the - 1 , 1 Ai 111115 1 e 1 11e 1 ' --' e-- w Q- -. 1 ' .' f f. .. L- ' v l. ' ln 15 1 bb 111 e 1 14: .o r 1 1 1 . . Aleo, she 1a expeCted to v.Crf1 CH Comrmttees when - , 5 ' o o so. T111o tlh 14 e jo 1, '1 1 A r ' ' ffere' t11e 11 r' to C 1 -T do feren es ou 1 twn. 1 S, 4 ' 1 11 LCLLS 111 ' e 1 1A Cu 1 1124 t 1eir 'n 1 ' ' 1 11 r e 1 ,: .,, 4 ,- ',,,,, ' ' -. I ,. F. '- .W L' '-. 11' 11 .1 A J 1 111A I' 1 1 1 11 11 15. . D C 11 11 1 se ' 1 irls fr Ch f 1 1i. ' 1 1 H. s 1 11 1111ni S, is Cr 5 ' l .e 1 r1. C , .11 is ' ' . 1s C' Q 1 C A 1'1 1 1 1 , 1 1.1. 1 rzi 1, 1 h 1s 1 S I 1 11 A 14 1 N 111C 11j. Ellttllt Etlll lst Row P Sawdey M A Nash M L Gardner N Mufhe N Dre1belb1es C Dtetz E O Brten M Chrlstos 2nd Row B Iohnson I Pappas E Sullnskl E Beckwtth I Mullett C Brand G Leshko R Blasco C Iant 3rd Row M I-Iorak H Dzyonytcsak M Burrell H Leto N Brebner E Breyley C Brlnlq M Coatney L Post 41:11 Row P Slmon I Ro s F Nlelson P Dronheld D Krauchen S Federoff I Klnqsley N Hornunq M A MGllHOWSkl V Davxs B Kunes Pres1dent Mary Ann Nash VICG Pres1clent Mary L1ll Gardner Secretary Neysa Mutfte Treasurer Nancy Drelbelble Ccmprlslnq the College Club are qtrls who are serlously thlnktno ot turthermq the1r educattor after htoh school qraduatton Thls orqamzatlon often h lps the qtrls dectd what colleoe they vw l enter throuoh the many colleoe representattves who speak to them At th Gctober meettnq Mr MacKn1qht from Carneqve Tech explatned the dttterent lctnd o col ,es anfl thetr classthcattons In November Ruth Morton Dean of Women at Ednnboro State Teacher Colleoe spoke about the benetlts that are derwed trofn attend ro th s college Accompary mg her were Mtss Robertson who stres ed the extra currlcular acttv t1 Q and Mtss Sunbeam who spolce about women s sports Qpealc uch as these l ave the curls wtth a clear dea o just what eacr colleoe ha to o e tln 56 - 1- f. , - f- , - 1- I- , V . Z. ,,.. ' 's I . . . . . Q . .Q v 'H 1 . C A L C A tl e ' ' . Q ' ' ' sf ,UW . .. , . .c .u . , , . . s . . .r- . 1, 1 I . A- . 'c s . - .1e-, . , , , lC-YQQ Cl t ' I ' I , Q f'Y' ICAYYC .H .Mes - c . A . r . A - EWUH Ht-Y lst Row F Woclarski I Szymcsak G Halupczynski D Brooks A Brooks T Damico M Petusky 2nd Row B Oatman I Iohnson B Sonthe1mer I Domowicz B Herrington F Faulkenburg D Bartos C Pietraczk 3rd Row N Marccpclcs L Simmons B Iohnson B Sandusky B Trott B Gustafson F Szparaga F Morris D Kalish F. Rachocki Pres1dent Frank Szparaga VICG Presxdert Fred Morris Secretary Dav1s Kalish Treasurer Bailey I-Ierr1rgtor1 The senior H1 Y was orgamzed in order to promote clean speech clean habits and cl an sport among the members As the I-I1 Y is affiliated with the Y M C A the boy have an opport rity to This group has its membership drive at the beginning of the school vear Anvone who s 1 rested in becoming a rr 'rber rraw SIGN up Th old members then go over th li tan o cioe who th best prospects are I-low v r irce tlse standa ds are hiolo orlv a elect te w ar choser a mber The purpose of th I-I1 Y 1 To create mairta n and ext ro lo gh tandards of Clsri ldwl ch acter throughout the school ard cornrrunitv 57 A '- ' ' , ' , e s 1 . '- ' ' ' ' .... , s 2 11 1' practice and further these principles through the facilities at the ' ' - 1 - ' o. ' A ' 1 - . 1 Y 1 ic 'R- te ' '1 1e1. 1 . e 1' ' 11 .e 's d 'ed 1 e ' - . 'ee,s'. 1 1 F i 1, 1 s 1, V e ' 1 sr:e1 s. 1 1 e - sz , 1 1 1 , 1 e . .1 s u 11' 1 1 si 1 1ar- ukx A strong country must have strong citizens. At East l-ligh School we attempt to develop strength and courage through a well rounded program of sports, a good intramural set-up and physical education classes tor everyone. Qur competitive sports include team and in- dividual activities. The team games include football, basketball, water polo, and tennis. For individual competition there is track, cross country, wrestling, tennis, golt, and swimming. For those boys who do not wish to participate in inter-scholastic sports but still like athletics there are intramural basketball, softball, wrestling, track, and swimming. ln addition all students who are able bodied must take at least two physical education classes a week. These include games, gymnastics, tumbling, and tun- damentals ot major sports. This wide and varied program gives every boy in East High School an opportunity to develop a strong body, to increase endurance, and to build up stamina. lllllltllEE '35 lllllllll Wtlllltllt Cur football team started the season with a bang, defeating M1llcreek. Sharpsville, and Bradford. The boys were then at their peak and outplayed Prep but lost let to lo. The letedown from this was followed by a 27 to O trimming by Academy. We then coasted over Ashtabula and lost to Earrell before redeeming ourselves at the expense of Vincent l3 to l2, Meadville l8 to l3, and Tech 9 to 6. This placed us in a three way tie for second place with Academy and Tech. We had our share of individual stars in Fred Morris, all city end, while Abramoslci, Pohl, Harrington, Szparaqa, and Dreibel- bies rated honors in the newspaper summaries of the season. East 27, .. . . .Millcreek O East 34. . . . .Sharpsville 6 East l3. . . . .Bradford O East l4... .Prep l6 East O. .. . . .Academy 27 East 33. . . . .Ashtabula l4 East O. .. ..Earrell 45 East 13. .. ...Vincent l2 East 18. .. . . .Meaolville l3 East 9. . . .... Tech 6 lst Row: R. Brown, R. Szorek, E. Toran, l. lohnson, E. Wodarski, A. Dipaolo. R. Pletz, W. Keller. 2nd Row: G. Rachocki, L. Cabeloff, l. Domowicz, C. Pietrzak, C. Harrington, T. Damico, R. Oatman, R. Overmoyer. 3rd Row: G. Sachrison, l.WasieIewski, K. Quinn, F. Morris, F. Szparaqa, R. Trott, D. Bartos, A. Bierzonslci. 4th Row: R. Pohl, C. Feiok, W. Sandusky, l. Maurer, E. Abra- moski, R. Passerotti, G. Tarasovich, G. Dreibelbies, R. Lewis. Sth Row: R. Haqlund, Mgr., R. Arrowsmith, Asst. Coach, A. Detzel, Coach, A. Taccone, Asst. Mgr. 53 61 , 1 ,, A , , , Q V If , I f lv S , 'EM ' X rw, We 1 . if, ' ff f Q Q ,,,' Af, M f ' yy. Nt' W , W 12 .WW 'UZ A. .gm U X 2 1 aw ' , rf' 5 on 'W I mi- gi? 4 Ai . uw, pg, ff 3 4, -1. 1' 5. f . 3 y 39' 1, 4 C Q ' 0 'C jg W ,,. 1 NW .Q Y . 4 s 5 A 1 4 I Mn v wk' I l il. 1 Rl 1 ' QAA 1, 'ysx 'f .x!. '3 s 'K' .1 an . W , 1 ' 1 I Q ?', 4 ' ' an X fx Q fv xB fe G1 ,RX Gi 'Iv ,V I 1 E 1' J . ' 4 ' ' 2 v . 1. lsr, if an .Q Q - s B vet? 6 3, 135 5. , Ag? I v Mx! . . I' 4? K' -----vg- lst Row W G xr t r ex L. l BG 21 'Qx tax X 2nd Row Oc lvil cl 'ic TLC C LOCL e L Q a e actthat tm- m we Dlafec Meadw ACC demy ard Vmcer t e trentced them wttla dean ve Ccoree ln our return emCoLmterQ we were on the short end O a f pqtded were We loet to Pre p and then outsfored lem tlue Qecomd game Free Morrl was Clio em tc' he All Sclfmolastlc eccmc, team wht e Lee Camelot a d Melvtr Laslcot ade tne tht d tearr Rorme Lucaq Fred MOTTIQ and EC. Abrams xt tlae or J Qew ore played m the All Star game. Next year 5 prospects who :aw lots Ol action trii: vear, are Lee Cabefcff, La FJ .larrmqt R, ete. Alex, MJ. Lairqcff Kewr Qttrai, and Kerry Katchez.. . . , . , . . ,v.6'dfl'J1ll- T 'A ' radcrd S. :aft ,F . ,fajerxjc LQ 73 get. S4 ltr' -1, , ,.,, , Eff' 15 'irieri 74 T 1-' .. ,,,. reef: V. llllEllllllllll n 1 Q' rs 1 lst Row: T. Lcafler l. Hill, P. Alex, S. Czxiellz P. Denny. 2nd Row: K. Montqcmery, Manager R. l. Lieber? G. lfligriz Ccaih. At the heqinninq Ol the season it locked like Coach Gil Mintz would have a powerhouse with ll1E'AI1UClFrll5Ol laslyeans Ctliarnpinnsliifi lunior Hifjli team rnovinfx up to play under hint. However: Melvin Lafkfaf' and Kerry Kalclieri sparlzplims llieiii had le Y'nAl'Dl.llld his I1-lain Lisizifi Liiexperieiiced nlayf ai 'I-rilli tli- exCepTLni15 if pete- Alex atiai Vaal Deiiiiiiy. Alex 'Nas Ji 'iai1S1sTf-:il i' 'arf 1 lip all round play sparked the VV'arin1f1r's to a season in which they won 6 and loft F3 Garry . Coach lvlixizg 1 s ii: '.':.z:'.: ritz. fur' gizin-:-1. .- .ie De-inniy will i-eligrziiiin. E-- A 1 lchnscii C. Feick E. Bojarslc X E E E E ,- r- E. E. ,- Exf' 'Q -fx i ,- tl x M-lv BASEBALL East 2 ...,... . . . . , , .Kanty Prep East 1... . . .Tech East 1. .. . Vincent East 5 .. . . .Acadeniy East 5 . Preg East11. . , Prep East 6 . . Vzncent EY . E as. 1. .lficaderiiy 1 ,,. . ast . . iech East 1 Prep East E J.r.ce:t East 1. . Tech E-X . P-.caierr ,,.. t Eat lst Row: R. Ross, l. Romesburg, P. Bond, 1. Sherre-11, C. Eo1mer, W. Watral, T. Stadler. 2nd Row:1?. Gardner, Coach, E. Weaver, E. Zielinski, W. lohnson, E. Ealkenburg, D. Shopene, R. Sommerville, C. Kent, Manager. East East East East East East East East East East . .. . ...Academy . ..Tech . . . Meadville ....V:ncent ...Prep ....Academy ....Tech ....Meadvi1le ....Vincent ...Prep igh it y p.. l if r't ' ft' D. x X x -f NN Our cross country team had a gccd seascn, tcsing only to Academy and Prep, but these tosses held us dcwn to third place. After 1osing cur first meet to Academy 45 to 16, we bounced hack taking the next three from Tech, 18 to 44, Meadville, 21 to 44, and Vincent, 20 to 39. We measured Meadville in the rain cn their cwn course. and again at East, 20 to 35. In the District 10 meet, we tcck seccnd place with Falkenburg, Bond and Rcmes- berg, coming in tenth, eteventh, and twelfth and Sherrell, Ross, and Shopene ccming within the first twenty. Mr. Gardner has high hopes for a strong team next year, with Bond, Ross, Weaver, Romesberg, Watral, Bottorf, Zielinski, Som- merville, and Folmer returning. Standing: R. Overmoyer, F. Morris, B. Herrington, K. Quinn, G. Sachriscn, G. Munz. Sitting: T. Droast, N. Eigurskz, 1. Tubbs, M. Cabelcff, R. Lewis. PLAY-OFFS We continued this pace up to and through East .... ........... . .Academy 3 fhe Dl5YCff5- Esff ' P769 5 Skip Herrington, Sita Morris. llThad Drcast and Gecrge Sachriscn were w - ..21r.st vst .rep c'-tthe se'scr.. 1'1E.Y1IiG' .'.e.cstcarf1rsttwc games tc Tech art ff G' t ln gh ' k C , , A Vgncert .4 tc 1 and 5 tc L respeitgvely r tj 'ff' S:eU'5'j' '.'c:f'i 'feC 1 Deng rnmef, :CCH mining mer :Hr wx, if feectec tcr the a1.fsc1r.c.ast:c fearr.. c the score cf 6 tc f Academy Ccach Murtz ex Jet: rr , f ne ' .c 6 Prep aid E '1 2 Vrier. Fark: tcr the 'fi e c r DQQLQISC .Wa-1 ff M M mnnnnhnnds . H M7171 lst Row: W. Oatman, E. Rachocki, E. Rachoclci. Standing: A. Bradish, R. Sfurfevant, Mr. Nease, Coach. The East High Tennis squad started their season with three losses and managed to achieve only one victory. They defeated Tech by the score of ZVQ to rib. The team, Composed of 'lBud Bradish, Bill Oatman, and Gene Rachoclci, was captained by Elmer Rachocki. Mr. Nease is planning to build next year's team around Gene Rachocki, the only returning letterman. EU East 7 . . ,.,. Academy East O .. .... Prep East O . . .,.. Lawrence East 4V2 .... .,,. T ech East O .. ..,. Vincent Ut? Park Left to Right: T. Christcff Ccafh R. Ere:-.':1 R. Haglgni E. Kcrrncs T, Eggeihagei C. Griewahn G. Hahn. .eriifei earz. has a tener .eagn ,eax caper, 'Tcrn l5L1:j-enhage: 'Ei Kcrrxrs 'Drk ,,,, Ygferii Etc'-vn ani 'Churk' Gr1e'.vahr .iaziag-ef gurg c '.-.tri but in-rc !T'.if'l.95 beth :ver Tesh. A ' EWHMM Ccafh lcseph Chrgfcff hc:-.'e':er has , .Prep '1:te nucleus fr? th: Ae ' S tear: Ei TSM Kfrrtics Dil: Erin-.1 and Sefrse ' ' MU . .3-.caie QVQ ark we , , .- ...4-+V-tw-in . 4? ' 'C 'EV 1 .lm as ca t-'M 8.1 fi 2.4 Lili lst Row: R. Kohler, L. Pamula, K. Schultz M. Lepkowslci, A. Sherman C. Eeick. 2nd Row: D. Brown, D. Bobrow, G. l-lahri, l. Daniels, R. Petit, A. Brodlcs, D. Brooks D. Sherman F. Lawrence W. Green. 3rd Row: P. Har? S. Dcmorcwski, D. Wisniewskz l. Gral3cvvski,l.-PgirgQ,K. Mcntqcniery. K FJ Alter winning only two of their tirst tour games, the water polo team, determined to make good, went through the rest cf the season undefeated. E--. 6 O rica! 1 Tire gave East second place in the city series. We lost to Academy 5 to 9 in cur first rrieet but carrie luacls later to take a 5 to 4 decision. Vtfe tfiex averidf-rl a 6 tc 9 Clffff.-dl at the hands of Prep ,lfmzrizrrz tlw-:ri G tc 2. Mgclv-y L'-rl1f'.'.'sQ11 arid Carl Eivicl a - first Qtr it 2.f:r.r.:s cr. tile All Stat' T,-arri Kerifietli S:f11..t? ls,-fri ' .llczii Eetzcffv Dlfrl Kiel!-Yr r the All Star scfgafi. East S . . . Acaderrijf Q Ear' Prem 9 East 7 .Vgricezit l East S Acaderrijf 4 East 6 . Erer. 2 East 9 . .Tecl'. 'Q East F.: . . .Vincent 2 ff' C W, gr y 4 W 'FQ my , 9 .W W5 'L AJ. ,fq W! Q 1 5 L5 1 UGA 9 W S... I ,, , Y .Q , 33.4, 'Sway X- -QW1 '-fQy'1! 1QrXff.2.'q'f.ww1. ---- 9 K ' ' if i' 'R 1 A ' L V 3 xi x a 'f ' R r' , gg L w 'QQ ? ' f , i - ts ' x '+'K 31 w : x wi' X X KX? ', Iyrl, W' L ' Lx' f S N'-at Q. 'P 41 -a R , UHHEHWM A ' P uh YM rg . T A Nw K lst Row: 3 Kffze IVfc3fi3CI5I' R, SZ'1::..::.: T, P+QQ:b'.' I EU 'tt'1sf:1 f-f, L. 1: f. 1 YQ llgf. Y-T'-r' 1 EY. iff.: Z TW- ,Xhq-,b.,, Crm .. C fy. V, L ,N MH .. Mm. 11763 2nd Row: D. Det el f. x. A . SCHEDULE , V., 4 'T' ,I , fx A-.- V v T' 1, ,Y . w.. H mi f 1n:,I2 .-,- D ' - v ,v-1 1 ,X 5 VM, D,-V, 3 ff ,-QV-. W- V-Lyn --C-Q, LM., .-.,,J:-., A.,,....Lbf..b .L:,..A .- ., 1 LL iff rzf-M gif retfgAr,1r.g. C3-:epic ren Vic .ig 555550 i gre GIOIHQ with Ich: Tubbs, Delbert SPL! H Ferrie, arid Ffiifigl Vfodarski. ,,. IIIIIEH '41 6 ii Mn? E , .4 'I 11 lst Row: M. Tcran, I. Iohnson, R. Morrison, T. Feeney, E. Rachccki, D. Bartcs, C. Harringfcn, T. Stadter, I. Sherrett, D. Shopper e 2nd Row: W. Sundy, B. Bottorf, R. Latina, C. Feick, D. Morrison, I. Kujan, R. Erickscn, Manager. 3rd Row: I, Maurer, Manager R. Ctscn, G. I-Iatupczynski, W. Nagorski, F. Fatkenburg, R. Szorek, P. De Niro, R. Richards, Coach. 4th Row: H. Mischler, Vcach A. Bierczcnski, F. Szparaga, I. Kitizewski, R. Skcmecza, R. Rcht, T. Damico, Q 3 SCHEDULE .3 A East 94 .... .... C orry 31 Q East 65 .... .... I. awrence Park 54 East 78 .... .... T ech 57 W East 47 .... .... A cademy 88 East 51 .... .... R rep 84 7 East 49 .... . . . ....... Vincent 86 After winning their first three meets the East I High track team lost the next three, giving them a .500 percentage or three wins and three losses. The boys placed fourth in the district and third in the city meet. Lack ot depth and experience were two factors that kept the team from an even better record. i x ' Richard Skciiieczka in the 448, Iames Kuian 'XJ in the shot put and discus and the 228 relay' team of Witliarzz Kelley, Waiter Nagorski, Charles I-Ian ,. ringtcn and Etnier Rachocki were a fer-J c t' I outstanclizig cc -.-+ ,-viftg.-Q Cf- fha +Qe.,. Ai-pn Y .... c4c,-.- 4. ...c ,c ..,. x,.A,.,:X I-Iarriiigtci. Bill Kelley. Dczi Eartcs Erari Szcfnaca Dick Retit, Kevin Quinn arid Ron Lucas 2-:ill be pack this1.'ea:'fcizisL::'e Coach I-Toward MiscI11e:'1.sQ:1 Q.- .1 c.. c. 'e exgfezieziceci teartf. Sitting: Miss Valin, K. Cooper, l. Herrington, l. Goss. Kneeling: A. lohnson, l.. Dicarlo, C. Alacce, B. Ertl, G. Spronatti, P. Simon, l. McLean. Standing: C. Agens, l. Buynowski, D. Dem' baugh, l. Ennis, V. Samueleff, N. Efimoff, P. Cabeloff, P. Rowen, P. Efimoft, N, Dreibelbies, E. Bitzer, l.. Olscn. TENNIS At the beginning of the year the girls learn the various skills, and they play doubles as practice for the tournaments later on. After all the doubles games are over, the singles games begin. The ten highest girls receive ribbons. TRACK These girls do the high jump, broad jump, basketball throw, baseball throw and the 50 yard dash. When the weather is suitable, the girls practice outside. These with the best records receive ribbons. lst Row: C. Taroslci, S. Osinski, P. McKinley. Znd Row: S. Thompson, M. Petersen Vlllllllllll ,,70,, lst Row: S. Walker, l. Lutz, l. Mir:l'1eau, C. Maichrzak, C. Noyes P.VfiilQarak1s Snlvfcyer. End Row: YV. Derhrriifli l. Vffifson, B, l'lorton, D. Meyer, B. Keri l. lj'-'l:' l,. lf- 13' rphffer, VOLLEYBALL Every year the Qirls in all homeroorns look forward to the volleyball tourna- ment. For the tirst time in many seasons, a junior high homeroom has taken the school Championship. BASKETBALL Alter the basketball season is over, the top team ot luhior Flon plays the top team ot Senior High tor the championship of the school. Kneeling: I. Mullet. Sitting: D. Krainock, S. Csinski, I. Cliver, C. Crabtree, l. Robins . if, ,fl , . 35.4 in Front: S. Long, I. Burney, Miss Valin. lst Row: D. Meyer, B. Zawodnik, C. Wyant, D. Lloyd, I. Diffenbacher, G. Evanoft, I. Ruska, L. Tillman, L. Nikolishen, C. Forman, I. Liebel, C. Gardner, B. Fuddled. 2nd Row: D. Dembaugh, D. Zawodriik, S. Matzlce, P. Flengas, C. Simanowski, B. Horton, C. Agens, B. Patterson, P. Sulecki M. Dembaugh, A. George, C. King, B. Kent, G. Sachse. LIFE SAVING These girls must be expert swimmers. They learn the many holds and carries, and the uses ot all the lite saving equipment. At the end ot the year the girls receive their American Red Cross cards and pins which classify them as Iunior or Senior lite savers. G. A. A. The G. A. A. which is the Girls' Athletic Association, is composed ot the swimming team which does diving, racing, and synchronized swimming. lst Row: Miss Valin, M. Petersen, B. Horton, S. Matzlce, A. Iohnson, C. Panameroft, C. Alacce, S. Walker, D. Lloyd, S. Long, H. Voulgarakis. 2nd Row: C. Simanowski, I. Ruska D. Meyer, D. Hall, B. Ditteribacher, I. Scribner, B. Kent, G. Sachse, L. 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Thompson f7 3 1 , A lv , ,., fu ' 4- - ' Q I 5 mug .f fi uv t ' N N I' 1 ii R V .R EQ .tif T 4 'ff . . . ll ' A HEHNUWHUETMTNIE WITHOUT THE COOPERATION OI' THE FOLLOWING, THIS YEAR BOOK WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN A SUCCESS Pnnter Engraver MCCARTY PRINTING COMPANY NC ERIE ENGRAVING COMPANY Adnunnstratlon MR HAROLD LEBERMAN MR IAMES BARBER MISS AUGUSTA GERBOTH Book Covers Photography THE MUELLER ART COVER CO ROBERT PARSONS STUDIO Cleveland ohm C THOMAS PETROFF BEN I AMIN PRESTON Qwnx scnoqf Mem ber A M, s 92l f55AssomX Advisor Business Advxsor MR RAYMOND GARDNER MISS AVIS PUTNAM ,I . . If I jyff- 0 A ye 'I E Ln . wk WXXXH ,Q W 3 x 7,1 K I 1 'X ,Q , 4' Q 4. 2 4 N, 4 , . s 'fn f f :lc A. . 1 1 a ' 5, ' v Q I 9 , Q10-lWUgL f 1 ,W Q f'fij?7Q 4- vw, 1 '-ef?x,'fsQff15i' Jmzg if A s I K wg 'gl 1 rw ,K gf, ef Y , , M -1 1, . M N 'r . ' Aw f t ,M4'N As I look back over my high school days, some things stand out in my rremory so strongly, that I am sure I will never forget them or the many friends associated with theni. l'll always remember the first noon-day dances' how the boys always gathered on one side of the gym and the girls wistfully watched them from the other Slflfs. It was loads of fun being initiated into the various clubs, and later, when we were seniors, initiating the new members. Pleasant memories of the fun I had at the Tri Dances remain vividly in my mind. It certainly was worth the terrors I went through until I got a date. I think back over all the things in school in which I've had a part, the Eastcapades, the various plays, the musical performances, and the clubs. These played an important role in my school life. The sadness of graduation and singing the school song for the last time still brings tears to my eyes. Sharing this common experience tied me closer to my friends. Yes, all these things and many more, stand out in my mind as my high school days come to an end. Sllltltlttlll BIGGEST FLIRT Mary Ann Os1eck1 Al Brooks 'H'Q NEATEST DRESSER Dorothy Zawxstowskx Fran Szparaga Min CUTEST COUPLE Mary Ann Nash Joe Rung MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED June Pappas Balley Herrlngton HANDSOME AND PRETTY Dolores Runstedler Fred Morrxs Ot! bpd' WITTIEST BUILD AND FIGURE NICIST SMILE Mary Ann Janulewskm Mary Jane Lee Rosahe Blasco Donald Bartos Rxchard Passerottx B111 Kelley HHH mfr? MUSICAL Dot Bzndeman Nestor Pancerev PERSONALITY Ruth Cagara Corky Pletrzak Ama .Liv ra-J-L ARTISTIC Norma Bobrow Ronnle Lukas ENUM SHY AND BASHFUL J ackxe Jones Bob Adaxr BEST DANCERS Gladys Leshko Steve Kowalczyk NICEST HAIR Sy1v1a Emlxng Charles Harrxngton MOST SCHOLARLY Neysa Muffze George Drezbelbxes GZ .'L 'HI 'i ATHLETIC Carol Dxetz Ed Abramoskx , ,., B , ,,,. . - if ,, I , , v ag, 4 ff ff , if , H . ' ' 'Q 4 ' . . lrll 1 QQ, 1 , ,Y ' f '-an 1 . 4 '- .i 5,3 1 4' 0' ' VM i , f?'?'Ewr2 AL-wi?-'W' 2 f 'v f. ' 4 , as YVAI A , Q . vu .' T Q A -Is nn' ., X Y I . N CJ ig -7 ' I , 1 s , f , . ' A I ' 6 SEPTEMBER -School started -First football game, East 8: Millcreek -Hi-Y initiation Prep game first city series game OCTOBER 3 M. Club initiation 23-Twirlers skating party 30-First senior class meeting 31 -Halloween SEHUIH NOVEMBER Sadie Hawkins Day Last football game, Tech Turkey Trot Snow Storm-no school DECEMBER Tri . . . 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