East High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

FOREWORD Through the kindness of the Walt Disney Studios we have been permitted to use their characters in our 1957 annual. For this we extend our sincere thanks. Since yearbooks record the history of the students you may see a similarity between yourself and one of these famous animals at some stage of your school career. We have depicted the mischievous, athletic, learned, lazy and studious; the good, the bad and the indifferent. If you find some character that reminds you of yourself-- re-member--it was purely intentional on our part. DEDICATION Mr. GILBERT MUNZ Mr. Massing came to East High in 1947 and has carved a firm place in the hearts of both teachers and students. His good humor, earnestness, and sincere interest in all places him high on everyone's list. He lives outside the city with his attractive wife and three real American boys, where he holds as prominent a place in his community as he does at East High. Mr. Munz . . . Gil to everybody ... ex football coach, J.V. basketball coach, varsity baseball coach, (lunch period supervisor,) Physics teacher, photographer, and friend of everyone who knows him. Gil lives close to school with his very pleasant wife, attractive daughter and chip off the old block Gil, Junior. A good teacher has the respect of his students and in return is a source of help, friendship, and guidance, to the student. We have faith that every boy and girl who comes under the influence of these two men will be better citizens for having had this experience. 3 PRESENTING • • • FOREWORD................... 1 DEDICATION 3 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 5 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 12 SENIORS 13 MUSIC 41 ORGANIZATIONS 48 HONORS 58 ATHLETICS 63 UNDERGRADS 80 SCHOOL DAZE 95 PRINCIPAL We, the seniors of East High, wish to acknowledge our respect and appreciation to our principal, Harold D. Leberman, for the firmness and fairness with which he operates our school. His willingness to participate in any worthwhile activity that might benefit the students has earned a lasting place in our memory. We leave with regret and with the knowledge that we can always depend on Mr. Leberman's assistance. 6 VIOLA H. ANDREWS A former teacher of English, Miss Andrews is known and respected for her steadfast judgement, genial humor, and active interest in (all) educational programs. Among her numerous tasks, she still finds time to serve as Co-ordinator of Business English, as well as friend and advisor (to all). ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS JAMES BARBER Mr. Barber has been known throughout East High as firm, friendly, and fair. He is respected and admired by the students for his ability to help the teen-agers solve their problems. In addition to his duties as assistant principal, he also plans and leads all the assembly programs. We wish to thank Mr. Barber for the wonderful job he has done. 7 OFFICE CLERKS AND COUNSELORS Mrs. BERNADINE JUNIEWICZ Office Clerk Mr. HOWARD MISCHLER Boys' Counselor Mrs. CLARA MEW Girls' Counselor Miss FLORENCE STOLTZ Office Clerk 12th Grade i Home Room Teachers FIRST ROW - left to right: Mrs. Shevick; Mr. Massing; Miss Behan. SECOND ROW: Miss Barber; Mr. Harbold; Mr. Munz; Mr. Bannister; Miss Piotrowski. 11 th Grade Home Room Teachers FIRST ROW - left to right: Mrs. Bermon; Mrs. Spetz. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gardner; Miss Rybinski; Dr. Williamson; Miss Parker; Mr. Warren. East High has an outstanding faculty of which students and parents can both be proud. Our sixty -five teachers boast twenty-nine Bachelor's Degrees, thirty-five Masters and one Doctorate. I £ 9 FIRST ROW-left to right: Miss King; Miss Burns; Miss Young. SECOND ROW: Mr. Christoff; Miss Bryan; Mr. Pomeroy; Miss Lillis; Mr. Nease. 1 Oth Grade Home Room Teachers Unassigned Home Room Teachers FIRST ROW-left to right: Mr. Detzel; Mr. Hart. SECOND ROW: Miss Pille; Miss Laffey; Miss Blair; Miss Sourwine; Miss Putnam. THIRD ROW: Mr. Ricart; Mr. Sola; Mr. Mischler; Mr. Anderson; Mrs. Goodman. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Adams; Mr. Lipchik; Mrs. Mew. 9th Grade Home Room Teachers FIRST ROW-left to right: Miss Snyder; Mrs. Lillis; Miss McMahon. SECOND ROW: Miss Kacprowicz; Mr. Wagner; Mr. Peplinski; Mr. Servidio; Mrs. Dhus. 10 8th Grade Home Room Teachers FIRST ROW-Ieft to right: Mr. Przybyszewski; Miss Weber; Mr. Stinely. SECOND ROW; Mr. Chalupczynski; Mr. Behan; Mr. Brabender; Mrs. Shields. 7th Grade Home Room Teachers FIRST ROW-Ieft to right: Mrs. Meyner; Miss Rectenwald; Miss Kuperman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jameson; Mr. Arrowsmith; Mr. Witkowski; Mr. Amann; Mr. Crandall. a The Walt Disney cartoon creations adapted for use herein are copyrighted by WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS and published here by special permission. Our acknowledgments to MISS AVIS PUTNAM, Business Manager, for all the time she spent on the bookkeeping of the Sunrise. Photography by PARSON’S STUDIO For ten years MR. RAYMOND GARDNER has capably held the position of yearbook advisor. We extend deep gratitude for this service and regret that this is his last year. 12 seniors DEANN MARIE AMBROSE Dimples • MM Club 4; DEC Club 4. Lover of music and dancing . . easy come, easy go . . . future beautician. DORIS ANN AMENDOLA Dorie M Club 4,3,2. Quiet ways and many smiles . . . sparkling eyes . . . bound for the sky ways. CAROL JOYCE ANDERSON Carol M Club 4,3,2; College Club 4,3; Girls Sports 4,3, 2,1; Cheerleading 4,3,2,1; Eastcapades 3; Tumbling 4, 3,2. Always on the go . . . headed for the business world . .. takes things as they come. JUDITH ANN ARNOLD Pooch Did Not Graduate THERESA BAG INSKI Terry M Club 4,3,2; Cheerleading 3,2,1; Eastcapades 3; Girls Sports 3,2,1. Not enough words to describe this lass . . . sugar and spice and everything nice . . . Future Florence Nightingale. CATHERINE BALKOVIC Cathy � M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 3,2,1. Kin of the Fin . . . unruffled in manner . . . slim brunette NORBERT ARCENA Nobs Football 4,3. Heeds the hunter's call . . . another Davy Crockett . . . wants to service cars on Mars. A PATRICIA ANN BANKO Pat M Club 4,3; DEC Club 4; Girls Sports 3,2,1; Choir 3; Sr. Chorus 2; Jr. Chorus 1. The girl with the smile . . . Liberace lover . . • big wheel in the business field. 15 SWANEE LEE BARNES Swan M Club 4,3; M Club Officer 4; Student Cabinet 4; Eastcapades 3. Our own Theresa Brewer . .. chatterbox . . . Colgate smile. JOANNE CATHERINE BELL Jo M Club 4,3,2; College Club 4; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; Band 2,1. Refrigerator fiend . . . joining the white cap corps . . . kind of quiet, but . . . DENNIS BEARD Me me Always seen doing nothing . . . easy going . . . shark cat. JO ANN BECKER Jo M Club 4,3,2; DEC Club 4; Sr. Chorus 3,2. Often seen but seldom heard . . . aims to own a 5 and dime bigger than Grants . . . independent. JAMES WALTER BICKEL Jim Hi-Y 3; Football 3; Wrestling 3,2; Glee Club 4,3. Wants to get rich quick . . . sees the brighter side of life . . . everlasting grin. DEANNA LOU BUSS De M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 3; Twirling 1. Avid jazz fan . . . keeps the bleachers warm in football season . . . wants to lead a gay life. 16 RONALD BEDNARSKI Ronnie Cross Country 3; Track 3; Swimming 2; Baseball 2. A diabolical gleam in his eyes . . . likes to cut IT up • • . future grease monkey. THOMAS JOSEPH BLOOM Tom Water Polo 4,3,2,1; Swimming 3,2,1. Undecided on what to do with his life. . . swims like a fish . . . has a fan club. EDWARD BLOSSEY Squid Did not graduate. MARLENE JOAN BONANTE Marlene M Club 4,3,2; College Club 4,3; Student Cabinet 4; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1. Pretty dark-eyed picture in a frame . . . strickly feminine . . . quiet as a church mouse. WILLIAM PAUL BOLASH Bill Hi-Y 4; Eastcapades 4,3; Choir 4; Wrestling 4; Spanish Club 4,3. Can play a mean polka . • . cool and calm as a breeze • . . hot off the press. RAYMOND JOHN BOLLA Herman Glee Club 4,3,2; Baseball 4, 3,2; Bowling 2. Bowling enthusiast . . . one of the unknowns . . . still waters run deep. JAMES ROBERT BRUNK Jim Bowling 3,2. Serious minded . . . tries his hand at bowling and does quite well . . . destined to be an Army M. P. OLIVIA MAE BRYANT Candy Did Not Graduate RONALD BONAMINIO Rocky Hi-Y 4,3; Spanish Club 3; Eastcapades 3. Pastime is living a rough life • • . friends galore ... in a hurry to graduate. RONALD BUCHMEYER Bookie Football 2; Track 2; Bowling 4,3,2; Golf 4,3. Cute pug nose. . . likes to tinker with hot rods ... a good Joe. 17 ROBERTA JEANNE BUCK Bobbi M Club 4; College Club 4. At ease on a dance floor . . friendly personality . . . interesting talker. A JOHN THOMAS CELESKI Cosmo Glee Club 4,3,2; Baseball 2. Wants to be a spaceman... horse lover . . . quiet if you don't know him. PATRICIA ANN BUJALSKI Little Bubu M Club 4,3,2; Choir 4; Sr. Girls Chorus 2; Girls . Sports 4,3,2,1; Tennis 4,3. Always cheerful . . . talks with a giggle in her voice . . . takes an interest in sports. WILLIAM CENFETELLI Simp Basketball 2,1; Track 1; Cross Country 1. Devilish comedian . . . never silent and always happy . . . likes to talk to the girls. KENNETH ERIC CARLSON Cowboy Honor Society 4,3; Choir 4, 3,2,1; Track 4,3,2,1; Football 4,3,2,1; Basketball 4,3, 2,1; Cabinet 4,3; Cabinet Officer 4. A man of few words . . . keen football player . . . long and lean towhead. LEILA ANN CHAFFEE Lee M Club 4,2; DEC Club 4; A patient friend . . . quiet and reserved . . . anxious to please. WALTER CAT LEDGE Chico Gato Track 4,3,2; Basketball 4, 3,2,1; Band 4,3,2,1. Excels in dancing . . . will attempt anything . . . has everyone laughing at his antics. THERESA C1ANELLA Chello Tom-Tom 3; Twirling 2; Girls Sports 1; Eastcapades 2. Her ear for news will help in her reporting career . . . her hair is the envy of many a girl . . . loves to live and vice versa. 18 EUGENE CIRINO Sam DEC Club 4; Track 3,2; Wrestling 3; Cross Country 3; Basketball 2; Eastcapades 2. Gets things done in his quiet ways . . . never troubled or worried . . . will make some secretary a fine boss. SHIRLEY JEAN DALE Doc M Club 4,3,2, Officer 4; Girls Sports 2,1. Can out-talk anyone . . . never without a friend . . . always at her best. MATTIE LOU COLEMAN Marte Girls Sports 4,3,2; Foul Shooting 4,2; Eastcapades 3. Snappy dark eyes . . . always smiling and never sad . . . grand gal. JEANNE MARIE CONLEY Pinkie Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; M Club 4,3,2; College Club 4,3; Cheerleading 4,3,2,1; Student Cabinet 3; TomTom 4, 3, Editor 4. Peppy cheerleader . . . pride of the Irish . . . radiates friendship. VIRGINIA JANE CUTHBERT Jane M Club 4,3,2, Officer 2; College Club 4,3; Girls Sports 2,1; Sunrise 4. Aims for high goals . . . full of talent . . . ability is what she is. BEVERLY ANN DANCE Bev M Club 4,3,2; College Club 4,3; Girls Sports 3,2,1 Full of the dickens . . . enjoys talking . . . enthusiastic dancer. MARILYN ALICE DANIELS Mad M Club 4,3,2; Eastcapades 3; GSC 4,3,2,1, Officer 3; Life Saving 2,1; Choir 4,3; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1. Fluent speaker . . . flirtatious eyelashes . . . personality of her own. DOROTHY JEAN DAVIS Joy M Club 4,3,2; Choir 4,3, 2,1; Eastcapades 3; Girls Sports 2; Swimming 3,2,1; Jr. Girls Chorus 1. Quiet and reserved. . . loves the water . . . very observing. 19 JOYCE JOAN DECARA Bobbi M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; Tumbling 2,1; Orchestra 2,1. Petite and cute as a button . • . impish manner . . . always rarin1 to go. ELAINE ANN DIXON Elaine M Club 4,3,2; Color Guard 4,3,2, Captain 4; Girls Sports 4. Peaches and cream complexion . . . would make a beautiful model . . . pleasant in many ways. PRISCILLA M. DEDO Pixie M Club 4,3,2; Eastca-pades 3; Girls Sports 2,1; Twirling 1; Jr. Girls Chorus 1. Never tires of dancing . . . mischievous twinkle in her eyes . . . soft spoken. DIANNE MARIE DOBRY Do Do M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 2,1. Never without a grin . . . tall and willowy . . . always in a fast rush. RAYMOND DELINSKI Dilly Fascinating dimples • . . cute freckles . . . the girls envy his curly hair. JOHN ANDREW DONOVAN Jack Bowling 4,3,2; Band 2,1. Speed demon . . . has a sense of humor . . . aspires to join the Air Force. ROBERT JOHN DIETZ Bubba Football 3,2; Track 3,2,1; Glee Club 4,3,2,1. Wonderfully smooth disposition . . . doesn't say much . . . innocent looking eyes. JANET MARIE DUNDA Jan Sunrise 4,3; M Club 4,3; Girls Sports 2,1. Full of fun and fancy free . . . flies around like a bumblebee . . . pleasing personality. 20 HAROLD ROBERT DUNLAP Grumpy Takes it easy . . . outdoor specialist . . . strong silent type. HELEN FERRIER Gay M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,3. Sunny smile for everyone . . . tiny like an elf . . . believer in fair play. FRANCES DUSKA Frani M” Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,3. Striking appearance . . . never misses any fun . . . popular with the opposite sex. ROBERT FETZNER Bob DEC Club 4. Willing draft bait . • . not very fond of school . • • interested in anything that concerns hot rods. NICHOLAS DZVONYICSAK Nick Football 4,2,1; Water Polo 4,3; Student Cabinet 2. Doesnft have a care in the world . . . friendly guy . . . big and brawny. ROBERT J. FUAL Bob Glee Club 4; Bowling 4,3; Track 1. Keeps things to himself . • • one boy who takes school for what it is worth . . . level-headed. RICHARD FAGAN Dick Cute when you want him to be . . . goes his own way . . lover of idle hours. 4 ELIZABETH FILIPOWSKI Betty M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; Student Cabinet 2. Possesses the three V's—vim, vigor, and vitality • . . neat as a pin . . . good humored. 21 CONSTANCE FORMANSKI Con M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4. T alks on the telephone for hours . . . flighty but fun . . . always has an answer. FRANCES ANN FORMANSKI Frani M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,3. Collects records by the dozen . . . one in a million . . . witty in her quiet ways ANDREA LOUISE FULTON Andy M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,3; Sunrise 4; Tennis 4,3; Twirling 1. Pleasant and quiet . . . draws beautifully . . . good things come in small packages. BETTY JANE GALASKI Betty Bo op M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 3,2. A one man woman . . . sleepy eyes • . always has an amused look. TIMOTHY RICHARD GARDNER Tim Tom-Tom 3; Track 3; Football 2; Glee Club 3,2,1. Silent most of the time . . has a slow gait all his own . . has merchandising interests. GENEVIEVE JANE GATTI Jane M Club 4,3,2; Eastcapades 4,3, 2,1; Jr. Girls Chorus 1; Choir 2; Tumbling 1; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; Twirling 4,3,2; Tennis 1. Cute figure . . . active little miss . . . friendly, peppy, and happy. ROBERT GOWETZKY Did Not Graduate SUSANNE EVELYN GIZOLI Sue M Club 4,3,2, Officer 3; Girls Sports 4,3,2; Band 3; Orchestra 4,3; Student Cabinet 4. Jovial nature ... a kind word for everyone . . . music lover. 22 HARRY GEORGE GORTON Sparky Class Pres. 4; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Football 3,2,1; Water Polo 4,3,2, 1; Swimming 4,3,2,1. Has a green thumb . . . teacher's delight . . . sports-minded. LAURETTA MARIE GREEN Laurie M Chib 4,3,2; College Club 4, 3,2; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; Honor Society 4,3; PA System 4,3,2,1. An East supporter . . . hale and hearty . . . busy as a bee. MARY ANN GRIPPE Mary Ann M Club 4,3,2; CoUege Club 4, 3,2; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1. Machine gun laugh . . . thrills to horse stories . . . usually has everyone in stitches JAMES GRUCZA The Rock Forever wisecracking . . . has an unusual outlook . . . follows his own code of laws. CHESTER GRZYBOWSKI Ske Football 4,3,2; Glee Club 4,3,2. A field and stream man . . . forceful personality ... an all around guy- CAROLYN RUTH GULNAC Tickie M Club 4,3,2, Officer 4; Choir 3,2; Tennis 4,3; Girls Sports 4,3, 2,1. You can't find her equal ... an all-American gal . . . has an active interest in East. DAVID HANSEN Styles Glee Club 4; Choir 4,3,2; Bowling 3,2. Determined lad . . . voice like a velvet fog . . . optimistic. JOANNE MARIE KARA YD A Hot Rod M Club 4,3,2; Cheerleading 2, 1; Twirling 1; Girls Sports 4,3,2, 1. Full of friendly teasing . . . her nickname fits her to a T . . . human dynamo. 23 BARBARA GAIL HARRINGTON Barb M Club 4,2; Twirling 2,1; Tumbling 1; Eastcapades 2,1. Sugar and spice and everything nice . . . generous with her smiles • . . tall and slender. FRANCIS ROBERT HAYES Robert Noted for his large collection of stamps . . . swell guy ... as quiet as the invisible man. JEANNE LOUISE HEINRICH Jay M Club 4,3,2; College Club 4, 3; Choir 4,3. A sweet face ... an example for the rest of us . . . shining red hair. CAROL ANN HILLER Hiller Baby M Club 4,3,2; College Club 4, 3; Twirling 3,2; Girls Sports 4,3, 2; Eastcapades 3,2. A natural live wire who never leaves a moment dull . . . gift of gab . . . full of ideals. ROSE MARIE HOPKINS Rose M Club 4,3,2; DEC Club 4. Can keep a secret . . . willing to do her part . . . loyal and sympathetic. DEAN MARTIN HOUGH Dean Football 4,3,2, Manager; Baseball 3,2; Honor Society 4,3; Hi-Y 4,3,2. Distinguished for his brains . • • handy with anything mechanical . • . a mind for sports. ARTHUR HUGHES Art Democratic and fair . . . chemistry friend . . . serious minded with a sense of humor. JUNE GRACE HUNTER Junie M Club 4,3,2, Officer 4; College Club 4,3,2; Honor Society 4,3; Twirling 4,3,2,1, Captain 4; Sunrise 4,3, Editor 4; Eastcapades 4, 3,2,1; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1. Light on her feet and nimble with a baton . . . wait until the boys at college see this . • . social bug. 24 BEVERLY ANN JANT Bev MMH Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 2,1; Tennis 1; Tumbling 2,1; Foul Shooting 1; Sr. Band 4,3,2,1; Orchestra 4,3; Eastcapades 3. Never without a helpful suggestion . . . always in a hurry to go nowhere . . . persuasive. HENRIETTA ANN MARIE JA RES Henri M Club 4,3,2; College Club 4,3; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; Foul Shooting 2. A great conversationalist . . . full of school spirit . . . popular with both boys and girls. BARBARA ANGELA JASINSKI Barb M Club 4,3,2; Gills Sports 4,3,2, 1; College Club 4,3; Student Cabinet 3; Class Officer 3. Like a China doll . . . sunny disposition ... a dark-haired lass of outstanding charm. JOHN JACOB JENKINS Jenks Water Polo 2,1; Swimming 2,1; Track 2,1. Forever with the fellows . . . has an infectious laugh ... his car is the light of his life. JAMES RICHARD JEPSON Jimmy Quiet and reserved ... a grease monkey at heart . . . future Marine. ROSE MARIE ANNE KAUSTA Butch MM Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 3,2,1; Sunrise 4,3. Future X-Ray Technician . . . should be a Mountie; always gets her man . . . long thick eyelashes. JOSEPH ANTHONY KALISZEWSKI Kelly Wrestling 4,3,2,1; Football 2; Track 1. Mechanical Engineer of tomorrow . . . gets a big kick out of life . . . clever ways and endless fun. RONALD KAWINSKI Quickie Student Cabinet 2; Swimming 1; Tennis 4. Everybody's buddy ... a nifty kid . . . free as the wind. 25 PATRICIA JANE KERR Cookie M Club 4,3,2; DEC Club 4; Girls Sports 3,2; Jr. Chorus 1; Choir 3,2. Sweet but full of mischief . . . spic and span . . . twinkling eyes and a warm smile. THOMAS KIEKLAK Kieki Football 3,2,1; Basketball 2,1; Bowling 3. Never a worry . . . belongs to the sharpie” generation . . . gets a-round. CONSTANCE ANN KIERZEK Connie M” Club 4,3,2; College Club 4,3, 2; Eastcapades 3,2; Cheerleading 3,2,1; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; Honor Society 3,4. Those fiery editorials . . . neat appearance . . . ambitious and persistant. DAVID KING Clyde Glee Club 4,3,2,1; Wrestling 4,3, 1; Basketball 2; Football 3,2,1. Actions speak louder than words . full of wisecracks . . . dare-devil. FLORENCE CELIA KIRSCH Bebe M Club 4,3,2; DEC Club 4; Student Cabinet 4; Girls Sports 3,2,1. Always gay and never dreary . . . coo) headed . . . thoughtful of others. AGNES ELIZABETH KISH Bunny M Club 4,3,2; DEC Club 4; Girls Sports 2,1; Jr. Chorus 1. Fond of a good time . . . defends her friends . . . wavy tresses. PATRICIA KLEMUSHIN Patty M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,3,2. Ready to help . . . composed . . . never at a loss for words. HENRY IRWIN KLOPFER Shorty Basketball 4,3,2,1; Track 4; Football 1. Great pinochle player . . . big tease . . . flirty, flirty eyes. 26 DONALD KOOKEN Rebel Choir 4; Glee Club 3,2. A tenor voice that thrills . . . foxy lad ... a great casanova. MICHAEL KOWALCZYK Mickey Water Polo 4,3,2,1; Swimming 4, 3,2,1. Destined to be the owner of the largest brewery in Milwaukee . . . sleeps a good deal . . . good ole pal. RICHARD STANLEY KRYSIAK Rip Glee Club 3,2. Loud shirts and socks . . . thick, dark, curly hair . . . has many friends. JOHN M. KUZMIN, Jr. Jack Swimming 4,3,2,1; Water Polo 4, 3,2,1; Honor Society 4,3. Born with fins on his feet . . . President of the U.S. in 1990 . . . tall, dark, and handsome. KAREN LAFFERTY Raff M Club 4,3,2, Officer 3; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1. Very modest lassie . . . impish and intelligent . . . capacity for merri-me nt. JAMES LAWRENCE LEACH Jim Aims to become a boss ... a mad, mad scientist . . . broad-minded. EDWARD LEWANDOWSK1 Ed Football 2; Track 4,3,2,1. Valuable to the track team . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . Has very good taste. JOHN LEWICKI Le wicks Swimming 4,3,2; Water Polo 4; Hi-Y 4. Penn State here he comes ... palsy-walsy . . . teller of all tales. 27 JUMJN LLVILt John Swimming 4,3,2,lj Water Polo 4,3,2,1; Glee Club 1. Invaluable to the swimming team . . . can put anything over on anyone . . smiling eyes. BARBARA ANN MALESKI Butch M Club 4,3,2; Jr. Sr. Life Saving 3,1; GSC 4,3; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1. Pretty, peppy, and popular .. . rosy complexion . a live wire RITA MARIAN LONCKI Rita M Club 4,3,2; Foul Shooting 4,3; Girls Sports 4. Whiz with the needle . . . lover of cats and birds . . keeps her promises. HENRIETTA MANKOWSKI Henry Tumbling 3; Girls Sports 4,3,2. Number please? . . . interested in books . . . lady like. JUDY ANN LYNCH Judy M Club 4,3,2; College Club 2; Girls Sports 4,3,2, 1. Gay little giggle . . . seen cheering at all football games . . . whole-hearted. CHARLES ANTHONY MARSALA Chuck Football 3,2. Personality plus . . . has an eye for women . . . strong both in character and muscle. JOHN PAUL MAHON Jack Student Cabinet 2; Swimming 1; Hi-Y 3,2,1; Track 3,2; Football 3,2,1; Glee Club 4,3,1. Rugged looking . . .devoted to sports and anything connected with them . . . energetic. NANCY ELLEN McGEE Nan M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,3; Color Guard 4, 3. True to the red and gray .. perpetual smile . . . you can't annoy her. 28 JANET McKULEN Jay MM Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; Twirling 4, 3,2,1; Eastcapades 4,3,2,1. Pleasing smile . • . particular about her looks . . small and graceful. FREDERICK LOUIS MILLER Freddy Band 4,3,2,1; Eastcapades 2; Choir 4; Orchestra 4. Puts his heart into whatever it may be . . . cool headed . . . fair and square. GEORGE EDWARD METZGAR The Toe Basketball 4,3,2,1; Football 4,3,2,1; Baseball 4,3, 2,1; Glee Club 2,1; Student Cabinet 3,2. Best kicker on the football team . . . another reason why teachers get gray . . . muscle man. MARILYN JANE MILLER Babe M Club 4,3,2; College Club 4,3,2, Officer 4,3; Honor Society 4,3; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; Tennis 4; Spanish Club 3; Sunrise 4. Really artistic . . . one of our athletic misses . . . lots of initiative. CONCETTA MLZZACAPG Connie Horse lover . . . shy but sweet . . . patience of a saint. MARIANNE MITCHELL Due hess HMM Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; Choir 4,3; Jr. Sr. Girls Chorus 2,1. Has a fine sense of humor . . . plenty of zip . . . plans to marry a millionaire. VIVIAN GRACE MIKOLEN Viv Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; Tennis 1; College Club 4,3,2; Spanish Club 2. Great on the 88's . . . en route to college . . . capable and efficient. ROBERT MOWBRAY Mo Future sailor that will have a girl in every port . . . always finding trouble . . good pool shooter. 29 MARJORIE ANN MURRAY Margie M Club 4,3,2; Cheerleading 4,3,2,1; Officer 4; Girls Sports 3,2,1; Sunrise 4; Eastcapades 4,3; Archery 3,2. Trim and attractive . . . one of our peppy cheerleaders . . . sharp dresser. JOEL PETER NATHANSOHN Pete Hi-Y 4; Bowling 4,3; Golf 4,3. Friendly to all; on the quiet side . . . always happy with a good book . . . will be a fine electrical engineer. JOYCE ORZECHOWSKI Orch M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 3,2,1; Eastcapades 2. FLORENCE KAY ORLOFF Flo M Club 4,3,2; College Club 4,3; Eastcapades 3,2; Honor Society 4,3; PA System 4,3,2,1. Sophisticated . . . has her share of friends . . . plans to be a nurse. A passion for pizza . . . stylish hair-do . • . talkative. ROBERT CHARLES NELSON Bob Swimming 4,2,1; Water Polo 4,2,1; Glee Club 2; Student Council 2. Aims to be the future owner of General Motors . . . strong on looks ... an expert driver. MARY ANN OSTROWSKI Oysters M Club 4,3,2; College Club 4,3; Eastcapades 4,3, 2,1; Honor Society 4,3; Student Cabinet 2; Twirling 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,3, 2. Plans a career in the WAF's . . . smart as a whip . . . one of our attractive twirlers. ft JOHN CHARLES OMELIAN Josher Cross Country 2. Nicest argyles in the senior class . . . likes to tinker with cars . . . loud dresser. RICHARD PAGE Pumper Hi-Y 4,3,2, Officer 4; Eastcapades 3; Football 4, 3; Track 2,1. Runs himself ragged . . . an all around good kid . . knows the score of what's going on. 30 JOHN PALMER Palmtrce Football 4,3,2; Track 4,3, 2,1. Ambition, to be a college boy ... a bulldozer on the football field . . . takes an interest in model cars. GERALD VANCE P1ERZYNSK1 Jerry Cross Country 4,3,2, 1; Wrestling 4; Basketball 3, 2,1; TracW 4,3,2,1. His legs are the pride and joy of the cross country team . . . often seen but seldom heard . . . long and lanky. JAMES PELINSKY Jake Will be a top car mechanic .. . always sleepy . . . easy to get along with. MARGARET ROSE PINTEA Rosebud M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; College Club 4,3,2; Color Guard 4,3; Eastcapades 2. Beautiful, expressive eyes . . . the dramatic type . . . vibrant personality. JUDITH KAY PHILLIPS Judy M Club 4,3,2; DEC Club 4; Sr. Girls Chorus 2. Full of the devil . . . hopes to be the proprietor of a home for a not too aged gentleman . . . carefree. DONNA JEAN POLLARD Donna M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; Tumbling 2,1; Spanish Club 3; Eastcapades 3. Whiz on roller skates . . . calm and still as a pool . . intends to be a secretary. ANTHONY PIERKOWSKI Elvis Football 4,3,2. Super football player . . . speed demon in sports; easy going in school . . . congenial. JOSEPHINE MARIE PONTORIERO Jo M Club 4,3,2, Officer 4; Honor Society 4,3, Officer 4; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; Sumise 4; Spanish Club 3; Student Cabinet 4. Quiet and sincere . . . sure to succeed . . . a little ray of sunshine. 31 KATHLEEN POPOFF Kay M” Club 4,3,2; College Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4, 2. Has a smile that lingers . . does wonders with a typewriter . . . nice to know. SHIRLEY ANN POPOVICH Cindy M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 3,2,1. Grateful and appreciative . . . nice to have for a friend . . . always seen at dances. RICHARD STANLEY PUSTED K Dick Hi-Y 4,3,2; Track 2,1. Nice to be with . . . capable of doing big things . . clean cut lad with a winning personality. PHYLLIS MARILYN RAYKOWSKI Phil M Club 4,3,2. No truer friend could be found . . . sweet and lovely .. . there should be more like her. t 1-J EVELYN MARIE PRZYBYCIN Ev M Club 4,3,2. Sits up and takes notice . . strictly on the beam . . . fine friend to have. VALERIA ANN REED Val M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; Twirling 3, 2; Tumbling 2,1. A vision of charming pe-titeness . . . possesses a sparkling smile . . . forever on the go. ROBERT PURZYCKI Zeke Basketball 4; Baseball 4. A tall, handsome boy . . . the business world beckons him . . . happy when hunting. JOHN JAY REEDER Yants Hi-Y 4,3,2, Officer 4; Honor Society 4,3; Choir 2; Eastcapades 4. Gives with the big words . . always has something to say—especially in class . . never a dull moment. 32 LOIS REGAN Lo M Club 4,3,2; College Club 4; Band 2,1; Eastca-pades 3i Girls Sports 4.3, 2,1. Tickles the ivories . . . flighty but fun ... attractive in every way. DONNA MAE ROSS Dawn M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports I. Can wear her hair very short . . . something new every minute . . . has a flair for fashion. Joy M Club 4,3,2; College Club 4,3; Girls Sports 2,1; Class Officer 4. Talented artist . . . clear, powder blue eyes . . . this gal's on the ball. LYNETTE RUTH RUFF Lynn M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; Choir 3,2, MARILYN ELAINE ROBINSON Lee M Club 4,3,2; College Club 4; Girls Sports 4,3,2, 1; Honor Society 4,3. Gets along with everyone . . . spends leisure time roller skating . . . efficient miss. 1. Television fan . . . always ready to help someone . radiant smile with dimples to match. PATRICIA ANN RUSSELL Pat 33 EILEEN MARY ROPEJLEWSKI Ropes M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; Foul Shooting 4,3; Eastcapades 3; Spanish Club 3. Laughs a lot . . . helpful and a good worker . • .enjoys reading a good book. HELEN LOUISE RYCHEL Lolly M Club 4; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; Foul Shooting 4,3, 2,1; Tennis 4. Her heart is in the Navy .. throaty voice . . . this gal's an athlete. JUDITH ARLENE SHANNON Did Not Graduate WALTER ALEXANDER SCHAEFER Walt Hi-Y 4; Choir 4j Glee Club 3,2. One of the nicest fellows to know . . . artistic . . . friendly smile. FLOYD SMITH Hans Hi-Y 4; Cross Country 2,1; Football 3; Track 3,2,1; Wrestling 3, 2,1; Band 4,3,2,1, Officer 4; Choir 4. A willing worker . . . takes things seriously ... a little on the shy side. SUSANNE EILEEN SCHALLER Sue M Club 4,3,2, Officer; Girls Sports 3,2,1; Honor Society 4,3; Cheerleading 3,2,1; Sunrise 4; Spanish Club 3. Tops in personality . . . loves life ... a smile for everyone. NICLOUS WALTER SMOLAKOV Nicky Hi-Y 4; Golf 4; Wrestling 4,3,2; Student Cabinet 1. Original ideas . . . outstanding student . . . hot rodder, whose pet peeve is women drivers. JAMES SCHULTZ Jim Takes everything as a joke . . . Prep's loss and our gain ... absolutely handsome. DONALD SOKOLOFF Porky Student Cabinet 4,3,2, Officer 4; Eastcapades 2,1; Football 4,3,2, 1; Swimming 4,3,2,1; Water Polo 4,3,2,1; Sunrise 4,3. Agrees with everyone—if they agree with him ... a friendly person who is always joking . . . big flirt. ROBERT EARL SCRIBNER Scrib Class Officer 4; Hi-Y 4,3,2, Officer 4; Football 4,3,2; Basketball 4,3,2,1; Track 4,3,2,1; Choir 4,3,2,1, Officer 4; Sunrise 4. Expressive eyes . . . likes the out of doors . . . bashful (so he says). 34 I JOHN L. SOKOLOFF Jackson Water Polo 4,3,2,1. Good sport . . . big man on the water polo team . . . billiards champ. LOUIS M. STRAIT WELL Louie Loves those Navy cruises . . . takes life easy . . . quiet. DALE ROBERT SORENSEN Kitten Water Polo 4,3; Swimming 4,3; Football 4,3,2,1; Baseball 4,3,2, 1; Basketball 4,3,2,1. A whii on the basketball court .. always in the spotlight ... a cat with all the kittens. JOHN WILLIAM STROMENGER Jack Basketball 3,2,1; Cross Country 1. Full of fun . . . always willing to give someone a lift in his car . . blushes easily. DAVID WALTER STAIGER Honor Society 4,3; Wrestling 4, 3,2; Football 3,2. Just plain cute . . . one of our best wrestlers . . . the man about town. KAY STROMENGER Gabby M Club 4,3; Girls Sports 3; DEC Club 4. Interesting talker . . . goes out of her way to make people happy .. . enjoys fun. MARLENE KAY STAYNOFF Nin M Club 4,3,2, Officer 4; College Club 4; Eastcapades 4,2,1; Twirling 2,1. Never runs out of things to say .. at case on the dance floor . . . acts like she's hanging from a sky-hook. LORRETTA SWANSON Lome M Club 4,3,2; CSC 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; College Club 4,3,2; Cheerleading 4,3,2, 1; Choir 4,3; Eastcapades 4,3. Speed demon on a typewriter . . no bigger than a whisper . . . her voice is an inspiration to the choir. 35 HELEN CAROLINE TURIE Helen M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4, 3,2,1; College Club 4,3,2; Cheerleading 4,3,2,1, Captain 4; CSC 4,3,2,1. Bubbling over with energy . . . exuberant personality . . .to be a housewife is her aim. PRISCILLA ANN SWART WOOD Pussy MM Club 4,3,2; Eastcapades 3; Spanish Club 3. A swell dancer and a great gal .. out for a good time . . . carefree. JOANNE VICTORIA TYNECK1 Jo M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4; Eastcapades 2. Studious . . . stunning appearance . . . silky, brown hair. KATHRYN JANE SMYERS Kay M Club 4,3,2; Choir 4; Sr. Girls Chorus 3,2. Self-assured . . . favorite pastime is skating . . . matter of fact. NANCY LOU UGLOW Nan M Club 4,3,2; College Club 4, 3; Choir 4,3,2; Cheerleading 4, 3,2,1; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; Eastcapades 4,3. Lively . . . always in a hurry . . seen leading cheers during football season. JAMES NORMAN THOMPSON Jim Class Officer 4; Honor Society 4, 3; Sunrise 4,3; Choir 4; Glee Club 2,1; Hi-Y 4,3,2; Golf 2. Photo fiend . . . always has an opinion on everything . . . funny ha-ha. JUDITH LENORE URMANN Judy M Club 4,3,2; Sr. Girls Chorus 1; Choir 4,3,2; Jr. Life Saving 2; CSC 3. Clever . . . willowy brunette . . . friendly in a quiet way. GERALD ROBERT TROMBETTA Jerry Band 4,3,2,1; Basketball 1. Half of our cutest couple . . . wants to go up in the world . . . cool trumpet player. 36 WILLIAM JOHN VAHEY Willy Hi-Y 4; Glee Club 4; Swimming 3,2,1; Water Polo 4,2,1. Wavy locks . . . the ladies' man . . . always roaming the halls. JOHN RAYMOND WASHOK Johnny Hi-Y 4; Football 2,1. Irrestible smile . . . snappy dress -er . . . sincere and earnest in everything he does. MARY ANN VOGEL Mary M Club 4,3,2; Sr. Life Saving 3; GSC 4,3; Girls Sports 4,3,2,1; Eastcapades 3; Spanish Club 3. Would like to be a teacher of home economics . . . bright and gay . . . full of pep. FRAN CINE WASILOFF Frani M Club 4,3,2; Twirling 4,3,2, 1; Girls Sports 2. Lovely to look at--delightful to know . . . twirls a baton with grace and ease . . . photogenic. CHARLOTTE MARIE WALCZAK Chari M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,1. Always happy ... a pretty package of personality . . . talkative. MARILYN MAE WELLS Muy M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,3, 2,1; Band 4,3,2,1; College Club 4; Orchestra 4,3. Witty . . . will make an efficient secretary . . . knows her music. MARY LOUISE WARFLE Mary M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 1; Band 4,3,2,1. Music is her theme . . . gay and vivacious . . . tops in everything. THOMAS GEORGE WELLS Tom Football 3,2. Fishin' Fiend . . . easy-going lad . . . flaming red hair. 37 HELEN WILKINS Helen Did not graduate. ANN MARIE WESLEY Anne M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,2. Demure . . . petite and sweet . . everybody's sweetheart. DOLORES MARIE WINIARCZYK Dolly M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 2,1 Eastcapades 1. Chewing gum is her hobby . . . very high-pitched voice . . . half of our only set of twins. ANDREW WHEELER Andy Why teachers should get more pay . . . quiet on the surface . . headed for a brilliant future with the space cadets. DORIS ANN WINIARCZYK Dot M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 2,1; Eastcapades 3; Spanish Club 3. Sparkling eyes and smile . . .the other half of our twins ... an expert seamstress. MARY MARGARET WHITEHILL Peggy M Club 4,3,2; DEC Club 4. Cute little pixie . . . darling smile . . . will surely succeed in her merchandising career. PATRICIA LOUISE WISNIEWSKI Pat M Club 4,2; Girls Sports 3,2,1. Thrills to fancy roller skating . . will make some boss a fine secretary . . . serene. ROBERT WHITMAN Bob Sunrise 3,2; Hi-Y 4; Water Polo 1. Aims to be a continental play boy . . . could sell air conditioners to the Eskimos . . . frogs n' snails n' puppy dog tails. 38 JOAN MARY WNUKOWSKI Speed DEC Club 4; Girls Sports 3,2,1. Has an ear for music . . . distinguishing walk . . . dancing is one of her main interests. MARY YURCAN Mary MM Club 4,3,2; College Club 4; Student Cabinet 2; Gills Sports 4; Tennis 4. Serious . . . well-bred . . . plans a career in nursing. ELIZABETH JOSEPHINE WOJCIECHOWSKI Berta M Club 4,3,2. Loves her work . . . definite accent . . . agreeable. THOMAS BERNARD ZA WIST OWSKI Tom Hi-Y 4,3,2, Officer 4; Football 2. Teases in such a way that one likes it . . . polished looking . . shining wings call him onward. ROBERT WYGANT Bob Wrestling 3,2; Basketball 2,1; Baseball 4,3,2,1; Stagecrew 4,3, 2,1. A hard worker on the stage crew . . . never shy ... a good manager and organizer. DOLORES LEE ZDUNSKI Dolly M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 3,2, 1; Jr. Sr. Life Saving 3,2,1; Cheerleading 4,3,2, Co-Captain 4; Eastcapades 4,3,2. Queen of the teens . . . the center of attraction . . . ambition--Miss America of 1960. CAROLYN MARIE YAGER Dimples M Club 4,3,2; Girls Sports 4,3, 2. Tall and graceful . . . possesses a fine sense of humor . . . mischievous. MARYANN ZELLER Mary M Club 4,3,2; Honor Society 4,3; Girls Sports 3,2,1; Sunrise 4; Spanish Club 3. A combination of beauty and brains . . . sympathetic ... little bundle of dynamite. 39 CHRISTIAN ZIMMERLEY Chris Tennis 4,3; Wrestling 3; Swimming 2. A nice addition to the tennis courts . . . gives the teachers and girls a whirl . . broad shoulders. WALTER MICHAEL ZJNGELEWICZ Seinna Hi-Y 4; Glee Club 4,3,2; Football 1; Water Polo 2,1; Swimming 2,1. Likes to sleep and dislikes homework . . . wisecracker . . . hair that many girls envy. JOHN ALAN ZOLIKOFF Zolly Football 4,3,2; Wrestling 4, 3,2,1; Track 4,3,2; Honor Society 4,3; Tennis 4,1. Our cave man . . . ambition—Mr. Universe of 1960 . . . motorcycle owner. 40 music 42 TRAINING BAND 56-57 1st ROW, left to right: B. Mitchell, G. Lewis, J. Pinski, B. Runstedlcr, L. Shaw, P. Gross, L. Nash. 2nd ROW: C. Whitehill, B. Snedden, I. Dyer, T. Tailing, J. Chase, T. Hart, M. Eshbough, R. Eichler, J. Curry, G. Jester. 3rd ROW: T. Carpenter, D. Stafford, G. Simon, M. Tarasovich, J. Sliker, M. Beavers, P. Goss-man, N. Landon, B. Crockett, M. Sherrell, D. Krul, D. Lodge, R.A. Hughes, M. Smith, J. Smith, D.G. Rican - Director. COLOR GUARD Elaine Dixon Captain B gruce, A. Borkowski, E. Dixon, E. Zimmerley, M. Pintea, N. McGee. 43 1st ROW: R. Zemanek, D. Carlson, A. Goetze, E. Mueller, J. Baublitz, N. Baker. 2nd ROW: J. Woz-triak, W. Nikolon, N. Carlson, D. Chiaka, S. Gizoli, G. Borkowski, P. Cipriani, M. Wells, J. Hunter, L. Davis, J. Zingelwicz, V. Carpenter, J. Gennuso. 3rd ROW: S. Bindeman, D. Courtney, P. Kaval, L. Sittinger, I. Barnett, W. Perschler, W. Catledge, F. Miller, J. Trombetta, J. Rafalowski, B. Jant, S. Burik, K. Kuzmin, F. Smith, K. Kelly, B. Jant. 4th ROW: C. Chase, J. Johnson, T. Cunningham, D. Ricart (Director), J. Kozik, G. Lyons, C. Fisher, P. Griffin. JUNIOR BAND 1st ROW: B. Sutton, P. Gareloff, J. Guanen, W. Frew, G. Moss, B. Duda, K. Stunder. 2nd ROW: J. Currie, S. Cash, L. Dalton, F. Stover, G. Dunlap, L. Atkins, E. Dean, L. Amendola, E. Hopkins, L. Bailey. 3rd ROW: J. Olsen, C. Quinn, A. Patchen, D. Ricart (Director), L. Watson, D. Smith (Student Director), G. Klingen, J. Smith, J. Lipchik, T. Wolfe. Absent from picture: H. Graves. CHOIR Mr. Crandall; Secretary, J. Thompson; Treasurer, M. Daniels; President, R. Scribner; Vice-President, K. Carlson. Belonging to the Choir is the aspiration of every student in Jr. Sr. Chorus and the Glee Clubs. Led by Mr. Crandall, who possesses the three v's; vim, vigor, and vitality, the choir has become the most outstanding musical organization in the school. - 1st ROW: Left to Right - L. Swanson, S. Harris, R. Delinski, M. Knight, R. Gajewski, N. Uglow, P. Draszkiewicz, P. Dedo, P. Bujalski, P. Falcone, D. Reese. 2nd ROW: D. Sayers, D. Davis, J. Stromenger, J. Urmann, E. Amendola, L. Domhoefer, F. Orloff, H. Tune, J. Dworak, B. Maleski, L. Ruff. 3rd ROW: Mr. Crandall, K. Smyers, J. Heinrich, E. Zimmerly, S. Roman, D. Smith, M. Rudzinski, E. Burik, R. Lukaszewski, M. Evanoff, M. Daniels, B. Jaworoski, M. Mitchell. 4th ROW: J. Liocano, C. Imler, M. Orloff, D. Hansen, B. Bolash, R. Lasky, K. Carlson, B. Scribner, J. Thompson, F. Miller, W. Schaefer, F. Smith, D. Kooken, A. SherTell. 45 SENIOR GIRLS CHORUS 1st ROW, left to right: K. Shenk, C. Cirino, C. Stufft, R. Muehl, V. McCelland, C. Jarski, P. Bednarski, H. Devling, V. Hucgel. 2nd ROW: K. Wood, J. Blauscr, H. Pinkney, L. Atkins, J. Smith, B. Lastowski, E. Nagy, P. Janas, E. Dance, J. Bonner, M. Bennett. 3rd ROW: R. Aker, A. Bass, K. Evanoff, B. Maciukewicz, M. Grayson, S. Root, J. Lawrence, M. Quirk, G. Mooney, V. Betts, D. Williams, P. Abramoski. JUNIOR CHORUS 1st ROW, left to right: D. Corbin, J. DeTuerk, C. Romanski, M. Knight, D. Tekotte, L. Simmons, B. Ruff, S. Phillips, N. Peelman, B. Mello, K. Gibble, P. Schultz, C. Marchant, E. Malinowski. 2nd ROW: N. Dietz, J. Griffin, L. Dance, B. Nass, G. Roffels, B. Bebko, M. Hirsch, L. Tyezkowski, P. Golab, M. Woodard, J. Mattis, K. Maras, B. Erwin, J. Hetherington, D. Smith. 3rd ROW: J. Cochran, M. Turowski, S. Turos, B. Miller, D. Paparazzo, B. Yarbrough, B. Dombrowski, B. McNeil, B. Bonesteel, W. Hughes, B. Kidd, J. Le-wicki, P. Kaliszewski, B. Ewings. 4th ROW: B. McAdoo, S. Long, W. Barrett, S.Gulnac, P. Palewicz, L. Rychel, D. Barnett, S. Green, E. Petroff, N. Peganoff, M. Lucas, N. Emerson, M. Evanoff, D. Morosky. 46 SENIOR GLEE CLUB 1st ROW, left to right: Mi. Crandall, J. Liocano, D. King, T. Kieklak, J. Celeski, J. Toylinski, S. Oaks, D. Oberlander, A. La May e. 2nd ROW: W. Tomlin, A. Pierkowski, S. Baginski, P. Jansen, J. Bickel, R. Dietz, D. Hansen, D. Meadows, C. Lutterbaugh. 3rd ROW: R. Delinski, R. Rzepecki, J. Grucsa, J. Mahon, R. Bolla, W. Zingelwicz, S. Solomon, R. Fijal, C. Grzybowski, R. Rzepecki. JUNIOR GLEE CLUB 1st ROW, left to right: L. Neal, R. Klugiewicz, G. Filippo, C. Stromenger, C. Pcganoff. 2nd ROW: R. Dombrowski, P. Eckles, M. Samueloff, F. Klcmuslun, Mr. Crandall. 3rd ROW: R. Fetzner, D. Sewicki, L. Eller, N. Myers, G. Wasiloff. 47 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION ROW 1: F. Kiisch, R. Eliason, K. Jameson, D. Ambrose, M. Wliitehill, P. Banko, J. Phillips, S. Brozell. ROW 2: K. Stiomenger, J. Wnukowski, P. Ken, L. Chaffee, J. Arnold. ROW 3: A. Kish, R. Hopkins, D. Sulkowski, J. Becker, N. Zuck. ROW 4: R. Fetzner, R. Krysiak, J. Bender, T. Gardner, E. Cirino, C. Pastewka. Distributive Education is composed of senior boys and girls interested in earning while they are learning. For the students it furnishes practical training of die kind that makes the student more efficient and valuable to his employer. In the morning, classes are given on the art of salesmanship, buying and selling, store math, composing and decorating counter and window displays, and business ethics in general. Afternoons are devoted to working in local business concerns. Besides sponsoring dances and skating parties, each month a breakfast meeting is held where leading retail men and women speak to the students on subjects dealing with the field of distribution. Leap frog at their age!! 49 Recuperating from initiation. TWIRLERS Passing the gym second period, you can see our snappy twirlers always on the job, practicing their marches and other routines. To be a twirler is a great privilege and once you are chosen you must keep up high standards to remain one. Trained by Miss Pille, a very capable instructer, the twirlers have gained a very good and well-known reputation for their many outstanding performances. Otir rallies, basketball and football games are high-lighted by their colorful and icsty routines. A Advisor: Miss K. Pille Center: June Hunter. Left to right: F. Wasiloff, C. Macosko, C. Ruska, J. Alex, J. McKulen, R. Panameroff, B. Karr, G. Reeder, G. Gatti, S. Zatkoff, M. Ostrowski. 50 'After the dance is over (Noon Day, that is.) Stepping High CHEERLEADERS Captain: Helen Turie Led by their very active captain, Helen Turie, the cheerleaders have done a wonderful job promoting enthusiasm at our pep rallies and other sports events. They spend second period making up new cheers and setting their old cheers up to perfection. Holding dances and a bake sale was their way of obtaining money for their sharp uniforms. Mrs. Juniewicz can be given full credit for this well organized group. Advisor: Mrs. B. Juniewicz Left to Right: J. Conley, M. Murray, H. Turie, Mrs. Juniewicz, D. Zdunski, N. Uglow, L. Swanson. 51 Are you set? You bet! Time Out SUNRISE ROW 1: D. Sokoloff, M. Murray, C. Szymecki, M. Miller, G. Lindquist, R Scribner. ROW 2: R. Kalista, J. Cuthbert, J. Hunter, J. Dunda, J. Thomp son. ROW 3: R. Gardner, M. Zeller, J. Pontoriero, S. Sc halier, A. Fulton, J. Reid, J. Alex, N. Carlson, L. Green, D. Chaika. Talking things over. Over a year ago June Hunter, editor, secured permission from Walt Disney to use his characters in this year's Sunrise. In return Walt Disney requested that a yearbook be sent to him. With the prospect of having a yearbook sent to Hollywood, the Sunrise staff started working with their aim to make this book the best ever. Every member of the staff soon finds that putting a yearbook together involves a great deal of hard work before it is completed. Mr. Gardner, faculty advisor, is responsible for the well co-ordinated staff which does such a fine jot. tunfc sec' to ' ’Vbet n What's so interesting? TOM-TOM ROW Is J. Anderson, T. Falk, K. Popoff, B. Hunter, A. Beveridge. ROW 2: F. Wasiloff, M. Young, C. Culnac, J. Conley, D. Zdunski, G. Metzgar, D. Sorensen. Correcting an editorial. To help promote school activities and to keep the school well informed are the main purposes of the Tom-Tom staff. Under the capable direction of their advisor Miss Young, and editor Jeanne Conley, the staff publishes a modem up-to-date newspaper every month. The staff works hard trying to get news and other items that are of interest to the student body. A prospective member of the staff must have a desire to write and be in the tenth, eleventh, or twelfth grade. He must also have certain qualifications which are set up by their advisor. These qualifications are honesty, scholarship, reliability, and ability to get along with others. Roving reporter. Hl-Y ROW 1: T. Zawistowski, J. Mahon, R. Bon amino, J. Lewicki, W. Schaeffer. ROW 2: P. Mathanson, N. Sherrel, R. Lasky, W. Cenfentelli, D. Hough, J. Reeder, A. Sherrel, S. Crosby. ROW 3: R. Page, F. Smith, R. Sullivan, J. Thompson, H. Klopher, W. Zingielwicz, R. Scribner, W. Bo lash, W. Bannister. 54 Promoting friendship, clean speech and actions, good conduct, good sportsmanship, and high ideals are some of the duties of a Hi-Y member. The first initiation held was an informal get-together at the home of Mr. Bannister, the advisor. Here the new members were given the works by the old members. Later the new members were formally inducted into the club by having a ceremony at the YMCA. Among their many activities for this year were several dances which included a semi-formal which was held in the spring, together with the Hi-Y's from the other city schools. The boys also put on a variety show for the patients at the Veterans Hos- COLLEGE CLUB Vice-President, C. Macosko; Treasurer, H. Turie; President, M. Miller; Secretary, L. Regan, absent from picture. ROW 1 - S. Harris, J. Conley, M. Staynoff, J. Hunter, B. Jasinski, J. Anderson, G. Reeder, N. Uglow, M. Yurcan, P. Giffin, A. Beveridge, B. Karr, M. Vogel, M. Crowe, L. Swanson, H. Turie. ROW 2 - E. Robinson, J. Cuthbert, J. Reid, F. Orloff, C. Hiller, J. Shetwig, B. Hunter, J. Smolokov, M. Grippe, A. Amendola, B. Bruce, L. Regan, C. Mocosko. ROW 3 - K. Popoff, L. Green, M. Ostxowski, H. Jares, C. Kierzek, M. Pintea, S. Zatkoff, J. Bell, J. Baublitz, J. Wassil, J. Hendrickon, S. Samueloff. ROW 4 - C. Anderson, B. Jant, S. Gizoli, V. Mikolon, M. Wells, H. Rychel, M. Tarosovich, N. Carlson, J. Alex, N. Hain, B. Trott, W. Mikolon, C. Ruska, M. Bon ante. The College Club organized for the purpose of preparing its members for college, has, with its many educational programs, given the girls an idea of what they are to expect when they go to college. Under the supervision of Mrs. Mew, the girls have visited various colleges and gained knowledge of them; giving them a wider field from which to choose. Included in their many activities was a Christmas Tea which welcomed the alumni back to report an their college life. 12 th GRADE “M” CLUB Making plans for the annual fall Tti is one of the most important jobs of the 12th Grade M Club. After many long hours of tedious work by the senior members, the long awaited day finally arrived. Hie Y was beautifully decorated with hundreds of glistening Stan. In the middle of the floor arose a stairway emerging from the clouds.-------- This carried out the theme of the Tri Stairway to the Stars.” N. Uglow - secretary, S. Dale -treasurer, J. Hunter - president, M. Staynoff - vice-president. 56 11 th GRADE “M” CLUB Making stuffed animals was not only a pleasant task; but also a clever way for the 11th Grade girls to accumulate points to attend the Tri . Aiding the needy is just one of the many ways in which the members of the 10th Grade M” Club express their friendship and kindness which is the chief purpose of their club. 10 th GRADE “M” CLUB I ROW 1: D. Hough, F. Qrloff, J. Pontoriero, J. Thompson, L. Green, N. Smolakov. ROW 2: M. Zeller, M. Miller, S. Schaller, C. Kierzek, E. Robinson, M. Ostrowski, J. Hunter. ROW 3: J. Zolikoff, J. Reeder, K. Carlson, J. Kuzmin, D. Staiger. Only those students who possess the necessary requirements are admitted into die Honor Society. The requirements are: leadership, scholarship, service, and character. The members look forward to the Annual Fall Banquet which is sponsored by a different school each year. 59 STUDENT CABINET President. . . . Vice-President, Secretary... . Treasurer. . . . .K. Carlson .D. Sokoloff . .G. Reeder . .T. Conley 60 Miss Sowwine Miss Laffey DAR and American Legion Awards P. Daniels, A. Gavriloff, S. Zatkoff, R. Demchak. Captain of Cheerleaders H. Turie Captain of Twirlers J. Hunter CAPTAINS OF SPORTS TEAMS K. Carlson, D. Sorensen, M. Orloff, J. Kalezewski, J. Zolikoff, G. Metzgar, G. Pierzynski. PLAYER OF WEEK AWARD R. Scribner K. Carlson Nice run, Dale. Coach Detzel VARSITY J. Lee Watch out from behind! Hie 1956 football season was comparable with the 1946 season--one win, one tie and eight losses. However, the manpower during the '56 season was less than that of '46. At the end of the '46 season, 29 boys composed the varsity football squad as at the end of the '56 season only 19 players made up the varsity squad. ROW I - N. Arcena, D. Sorensen, G. Garcznski, J. Zolikoff, D. Sokoloff, J. Wells. ROW II - Coach Detzel, J. Kozik, R. Scribner, K. Carlson, G. Metzgar. C. Grzybowski mwr Coach Anowsmith Lee moves in for a tackle. R. Scribner FOOTBALL Although the '56 team did not have as many wins as some of the other East !Ugh football combines. Coach Detzel states that the players were gentlemen at all times and their actions were a credit to the school. All in all the season was a success. It had It's high spots as well as it's bad ones. All of East High's games, regardless of the scores, were certainly interesting from a spectators viewpoint. The scores have no bearing on the rugged type of football East played each game. ROW I - J. Bobango, T. Pierkowski, T. Conley, J. Pearson, R. Paige, Mgr. J. Stafford. ROW II -T. Gerarde, C. Grzybowski, N. Dzvonyicsak, Mgr. D. Hough, Coach Arrowsmith. G. Metzgai D. Sorensen T. Conley East 6 Warren 58 East 6 Academy 6 East 7 Oil City 39 East 13 Prep 46 East 21 Meadville 14 65 J. Zolikoff J. V. FOOTBALL East 32 Harborcreek 0 East 28 Millcreek 7 East 20 Tech 0 East 20 Vincent 0 East 19 Millcreek 6 East 13 Academy 6 East 52 Harborcreek 0 East 13 Prep 6 CITY CHAMPS. This is the title that out J. V. Football team received this year. Mr. Christoff's little warriors completed it's first city championship. With the help of Mr. Sola, Mr. Christoff's team scored an amazing 197 points while they held their opponents to only 25. Some of the boys that stood out on offense were quarterback Rich WalaCh, halfbacks Stan Baginski, John Toflinski, Bill Keller. Up front Ron Rzepecki, Hubert Cioc-cio, Tom Stevanos, Dennis Komo-rek Rich Klopfer did a good job on defense. Congratulations to our J. V. team. ROW I - H. Stafford, Mgr.; F. Lynch, D. Komerek, H. Cioccio, J. Huebal, R. Morosky, R. Walach, B. Rzepecki, S. Baginski, J. Toflinski, R. Rzepecki, R. Osiecki, F. Crowe, Mgr. ROW II - T. Stevanus, W. Lee D ROW m r COTT} ° ' CW' CrOWe' D' Consider J- Wel W. Tomlin, D. Carlson, D. Paige, J. Gulich! ES,'ri cSi; c2o. Sola?11168’ HOUgh’ P‘ Machuga’ J- Slickanich c- Voohies, D. Klopfer, J. k CROSS COUNTRY East 16 Tech 39 East 35 Vincent 20 East 35 Prep 20 East 24 Tech 32 East 35 Academy 20 East 30 Meadville 29 East 32 Vincent 23 East 35 Prep 20 East 32 Academy 23 Let's go, Jerry. Coach Gardner Frank gives it everything. Mr. Gardner produced two great cross country runners this season, Jerry Pierzynski and Frank Abbate. Jerry placed first in all of the dual meets and in District 10, while Frank placed seventh in the District. Frank and V. Folmer were always right behind Jerry in the point getting department. When the state meet came around, everyone at East High was rooting for our boy Jerry. He placed third out of 144 runners making him the 3rd best cross country runner in the state. We congratulate Jerry for his fine performance. ROW I - A. Sherrell, V. Folmer, W. Henderson, N. Bakka, R. Abromoski, W. Straub. ROW II - Coach Gardner, F. Abbate, D. Chaika, W. Grzybcrwsjp, J. Pierzynski, W. Vollmer, R. Smith, J. Stafford, Mgr. G. Lyons. East 70 Prep 63 East 91 Harborcreek 36 East 99 Lawrence Park 28 East 46 Academy 88 East 78 Vincent 49 East 59 Tech 68 ROW Is I. Grippe, N. Bakka, O. Bryant, S. Crosby, L. Folmer, A. Sherrell. ROW C. Squires, D. Chaika, J. Palmer, K. Carlson, W. Volmer, R. Lubac, N. Sherrill. ROW 3: E. Cirino, C. Pierczynski, W. Dietz, J. Kozik, R. Killion, W. Catledge, J. Zolikoff. ROW 4: R. Federoff, F. Smith, R. Dietz, P. Hilbert, T. Gardner, R. Williams, N. Dixon. ROW 5: Coach, W. Kuhl; Managers, M. Samueloff, D. Consider, J. Gulich; Coach, W. Brabender. The 1956 Track Team of East High enjoyed one of its best seasons in the past decade. Coach Brabender's crew ended up with a fine 4-2 record and also came in 2nd place in the city meet. Paul Hilbert in the shotput, and Ronnie Williams in the 220 yard dash were the top men in the city while Bob Federoff was the District 10 discus champ. Returning for the 1957 team are Jerry Pierynski, Ken Carlson, John Palmer, Charles Beard, Oliver Bryant, and Ed Lewandowski who will form a fine Nucleur for a good team. TRACK City Champ Paul Hilbert with Ron Lubak. 68 Ronnie takes another first. Jerry leads again East 2 East 9 1 2 East 11 East 0 East 1 2 East 4 East 4 1 2 East 5 East 3 East 1 1 2 GOLF Ptep 10 Tech 2 1 2 Vincnet 1 McDowell 12 Academy 11 1 2 Prep 8 Tech 7 1 2 Vincent 7 McDowell 9 Academy 10 1 2 ROW 1: M. Orloff, P. Mariella, P. Nathansohn. ROW 2: Coach-J. Christoff, R. Buchineyer, B. Wienczkowski, K. Biletnikoff, R. Grubbs, J. Orloff. The early season loss of ace golfer Ken Biletnikoff, who is one of the best in the state, was greatly felt by the team as they finished the 1957 season with an unimpressive won 2 and lost 8 record. TENNIS With the completion of a six match season, East shows only a tie with Tech and losses to Vin cent. Prep, Lawrence Park Twice, and Academy. The boys showed spirit and determination throughout the season and never gave up without a fight. C. Zimmerly, J. Szczesny, Coach-Nease, H. Pappas N. La sky. East Vs. Vincent--lost East Vs. Prep--lost East Vs. Tech--tted East Vs. Lawrence Park--lost East Vs. Academy-lost East Vs. Lawrence Park--lost 69 Vincent 50 Prep 46 Academy 44 Tech 20 Meadville 32 Vincent 44 Prep 53 Academy 50 Tech 22 Harry's on his way again. J. Lewicki, J. Kuzmin, H. Gorton, and M. Kowalczyk get set. SWIMMING The East High Swimming Team had a poor season this year winning 3 and losing 6 for 4th place in the city. The top point getters this season were Harry Gorton. Bob Sullivan, John Kuzmin, and Robert Benes, who is one of Coach Pat Hart's promising divers. Coach Hart will have a completely new team next year. Coach P. Hart Diver R. Sullivan ROW Is J. Taraski, J. Lewicki, C. Imler, J. Lloyd, M. Kowalczyk, H. Gorton, J. Kuzmin. ROW 2s D. Folmer, D. Smith, R. Wood, J. Slickanich, R. Benes, R. Sullivan. John Lloyd misses a shot. The boys get mage. a workout during scrim East 8 Prep 1 East 4 Vincent 1 WATER East 3 East 0 Tech 1 Academy 8 POLO East 3 Prep 0 East 2 Academy 5 East 3 Vincent 3 East 1 Tech 3 The East High Water-Polo squad ended another successful season with a record of 5 wins against 3 losses. The Warriors beat Prep and Vincent twice and lost to Academy twice. A surprise upset was scored over East by Tech after losing to East in the first game by a score of 3 to 1. Coach Pat Hart's team ended up in 2nd place in the city. ROW 1: J. Lewicki, C. Imler, J. Lloyd, W. Vahey, M. Kowalczyk, T. Bloom, H. Gorton, J. Kuzmin. ROW 2: D. Smith, W. Wood, N. Dzvonyicsak, J. Kileszewski, R. Benes. Pitcher—Outfielder Dale Sorensen BASEBALL Infielder George Metzgar East 2 Tech 4 East 1 Vincent 3 East 5 McDowell 1 East 8 Academy 4 East 5 Prep 8 East 14 Harborcreek East 2 Tech 8 East 3 Vincent 4 East 5 Academy 2 East 3 Harborcreek East 0 McDowell 1 East 7 Prep 2 The 56 Baseball team had an average season winning 6 while losing 6. Lead by the strong bats of Dick Wood, Dale Sorensen, and Bob Wygant the team ended up in 3rd place in the city standings. Coach Gil Munz is expecting a good season this spring with such returning lettermen as Dale Sorensen, George Metzgar, Jim Lee, and Ron Rzpecki. ROW 1: Winiarczyk, W. Keller, D. Sorenson, T. Conley, R. Wygant, R. Rzepecki. ROW 2: R. Wood, G. Metzgar, R. Letkiewicz, J. Toflinski. 72 ROW Is J. Kxuesch, T. Cunningham, G. Wilkinson, T. Stafford, O. Carr, J. Zolikoff, D. King, A. Sherrell, T. Gerarde, P. Sherrel, C Pope. ROW 2: Fabulous B. Brabender, C. Kaliszewski, W. Henderson, A. Holden, J. Kal-iszewski, D. Siaiger, N. Sherrel, C. Simon, F. Smith, Mgr. WRESTLING The East High Wrestling Team had another winning season. Led by our two city champions, John Zolikoff and Joe Kaliszewski, the team finished ir. 2nd place in the city standings. John Zolikoff was our outstanding wrestler, winning all 15 matches, 14 of which were pins. John then went on to win the city 1381b. title. Joe Kaliszewski won 14 of 15 matches and took the city 127 lb. title. Worae of the other dependable boys that helped make this a good team were Dave Staiger, Sam Crosby, Ed Kaliszewski, Tom Gerarde, Bill Henderson, Conrad Simon, Nat Sherrell, and A1 Holden. Coach Brabender is looking forward to another successful season next year. City Champ—138 lb. John Zolikoff City Champ—127 lb. Joe Kaliszewski East 35 Prep 19 East 26 Vincent 18 East 36 McDowell 16 East 16 Academy 30 East 39 Tech 14 East 26 Prep 18 East 11 Greenville 31 East 25 Vincent 26 East 29 McDowell 14 East 19 Academy 27 East 33 Tech 18 East 19 Warren 28 City Runnerup Dave Staiger 73 The Varsity Basketball Team finished the 1956-57 season with a fair record of 8 wins and 11 losses. The final score card gave them a 1-7 record in the city but a fourth place in Section I with a 4-6. Dale Sorensen, George Metzgar, Walt Catledge, Ken Carlson, and Bob Purzycki will be lost to next year's team by graduation. Members of the team who will return next year to improve this record are Jim Lee, Tim Conley, Charles Beard. Ron Rzpecki, Charles Fisher, Dick Klopfer, and BUI Schaeffer. Dale tries a hook. East 72 Kanty 34 East 43 Edinboro 41 East 56 Meadville 68 East 43 Prep 56 East 53 Conneaut Valley 58 East 48 Academy 53 East 71 McDowell 70 East 63 Harborcreek 47 East 63 Meadville 79 East 58 Tech 62 East 75 Corry 49 East 61 Vincent 69 East 44 Prep 52 East 72 Harborcreek 70 East 71 Academy 54 East 71 Corry 53 East 66 McDowell 75 East 53 Tech 64 East 62 Vincent 82 BASKETBALL 0 j ROW 1: W. Catledge, T. Conley, R. Rzepecki, D. Sorensen, G. Metzgar, W. Grzybowski, C. Fisher. ROW 2s D. Hough, Manager; R. Purczyki, R.Klopfer, W. Shaeffer, K. Carlson, J. Lee, C. Beard, Coach Robert Arrow-smith. 74 ROW Is R. Walach, S. Baginski, R. Rzepecki, R. Osiecki, S, Zydonic, J. Gulich, N. Bakka. ROW 2: G. Strenio, Mgr. J. Wilson, F. Lynch, G. Rogers, P. Pentz, R. Thomas, Coach G. Munz. J. V. BASKETBALL ■ i i j J. V. CHAMPS The J. V. Basketball Team did a terrific job this past season winning 12 games 1 ' . jS while losing 4. This meant the city J. V. championship. The little Warriors won 7 and lost only one in the city competition. Some of the sparkplugs on Mr. Munz's squad were Stan Baginski, Rich Walach, Robert Rzpecki, Ronnie Osiecki, Frank Lynch, and John Gulich. We offer our congratulations to the Hast J. V.'s. East 42 East 48 East 29 East 38 East 32 East 38 East 51 East 51 East 56 East 42 East 51 East 44 East 37 East 46 East 42 East 59 Meadville Academy Prep McDowell Harborcreek Meadville Tech Corry Vincent Prep Harborcreek Academy Corry McDowell Tech Vincent 75 Lynch puts one in. Coach Gil Munz The boys fight for the ball. SR. BASKETBALL SR. VOLLEYBALL B. J as inski, M. Grippe, S. Gizoli, C. Gulnac, H. Jares, J. Gatti, A. Fulton. M. Kelm, B. Trott, J. Lawrence, R. Moffett, J. Smo-lakov, C. Williams, J. Schewig, J. Smith, D, Sayers. JR. BASKETBALL JR. VOLLEYBALL 76 ROW 1: D. Praege, J. Taylor, M. Woodard. ROW 2: T. Thompson, C. Bujnowski, J. Shannon, N. Peganoff, F. Riseon, T. Shutoff J. Snippert. • r ° ° r- n n iA ROW Is J. Snippert, L Shutoff B. R adorn -ski, M. Woodard, N. Peganoff, F. Riseon, S. Bujnowski. ROW 2s- T. Thompson, J. Shannon, J. Taylor, J. Praege. TUMBLING ROW Is P. Blaski, B. Bonesteel, M Woodard. ROW 2s A. Stepehnson, C. Anderson, M. Halliman. ROW 3: B. Duda, B. Braendel, C. Williams, G. Reeder, M. Evanoff. We'll miss Mrs.Shields and Miss Pille. ROW Is J.Rafalowski, M. Eshbaugh, S. Halupczynski, C. Zhresny, J. Smolakov, A. Beveridge, A. Stephenson, M. Woodard, A. Fulton, V. Huegel, P. Bujalski. ROW 2: M. Miller, R. Dunbar, E. Simon, H. Rychel, N. Boderocco, J. Wassil, C. Macosko, M. Jellison, J. Lawrence, C. Gulnac, P. Hain, C. Ruska, G. Reeder, Mrs. Shields. ROW 3s D. Schenker, S. Green, D. Barnett, I. Shutoff, S. Brzenwski, A. Pintea, N. Peganoff, F. Evans. FOUL SHOOTING ARCHERY . t ROW Is P. Dedo, H. Feirier, M. Mitchel, A. Mankow- J. Szymecki, B. Braendel. G. Prawdzik. ski, T. Baginski, S. Harris. ROW 2s R. Lonchi, C. Gulnac. GIRLS’ SWIMMING CLUB ROW Is C. Travis, M. Eshbaugh, K.Simon, S.Halupczyinski, V. Huegel, M. Garvey, S. O'Donnel, N. Munz, K. Casey, S. Long, P. Blaski. ROW 2s C. Zbrezny, J. Schewig, F. Fetzner, P. Wroblewski, S. Bellingham, J. Page, K. Ruff, D. Smith, B. Bonesteel, L. Crotty, P. Carlson, S. Phillips, M. Tarasovich, C. Petroff. ROW 3: S. Zatkoff, D. Morosky, P. Kaliszewski, J. Lewicki, M. Turos, C. Rittenhouse, S. Turos, S. Miller, L. Evans, F. Evans, S. Meyer, R. Dunbar, B.Karr, C. Chase, A. Garviloff, S. Green, M. Tarasovich. Balcony: C. Ruska, L. Swanson, S. Travis. LIFESAVING ROW Is P. Blaski, K. Casey, A. Foster, M. Hirsch, P. Schultz, V. Heugel, C. Zelenak, K. Murphy, S. Halupczyn-ski, B. Kinem, A. Waskiewicz, M. Tarasovich, B. Karr. ROW 2: F. Evans, B. Kidd, D. Morosky, M. Turowski, S. Turos, P. Gareloff, L. Evans, S. Miller, B. Kowalewski, Y. Jones, A. Peterson, P. Kaliszewski, B. Canfield. ROW3s P. Liebel, D. Smith, C. Styles, C. Petroff, C. Nagy, R. Dunbar, L. Dance, Y. George, A. Patchen, K. Ruff, S. Ko-morek, J. Page, M. Garvey. ROW 4: Mrs. Shields, S. Green, G. Moss, D. Skibinski, C. Prizinsky, J. Bolmanski, T. Yager, D. Kohn, J. Schewig, S. Root, C. Czuwara, C. Boyd, B. Duda, G. Steams. Abramoski P. Alex J. Amendola A. Amendola £. Anderson J. Argeny B. Bargielski J. Bag ins d T. Borkowski A. Beavers C. Bednark R. Bednarski P Bendig C. Beveridge A. Bobango J. Bonce 11a D. Brooks R. Bruce B. Brunner W. Bryce H. Buckel N. Buczkowski T. Buczynski C. Bunk E. Calvano L. Carlson N. Chrostowski D. President.........................Peganoff J. Vice President..........................Korb W. Secretary.......................Amendola A. Treasurer.............................Killion R. Cixino G. Conley T. Crosby S. Dance E. Delinski R. M. Delo D. Didion G. Donnell P. Domhoefer L. I askiewicz P Dworak J. Dunbar R. Erhart C. Evanoff K. Evanoff M. Falcone P. Fetzner D. M. Fetzner R. Fisher C. Folmer V. Fry W. Gajewski R. George J. Gerarde T. Gfell R. Glaz T. Gomolekoff A. Gorchinsky G. Greaves R. Griffin P. Hain P. Harris S. A. Harrison D. Himes A. Huegel V. Hulick J. Hunter B. Imler C. Jaglowski B. Jansen P. Jaworowski B. Jones N. Kaliszewski E. Kan B. Helm M. Kendra R. Kiliszewski J. Killion R. Kindle T. Knight M. Koenig T. Kolakowski D. Kopes J. Korb W. Kowalewski R. Kowalski P. Kozik J. Kueczynski B. Kuhar D. Kuzmin K. LaMay A. Lasky R. Lawrence J. 9 j 7 2 A 0 . n o j 9 ra 6 « al r� Qk r 0 9 4 cy o a a 0 n n A f n y £ ' k o o r r ■ v • 2 a o •n. k 1 q J o ■ ■ V 10 C r Jc 2 n f K. n V n n r% v O .A ia 9 % � ■ � -� O Lee J. Liebel C. Lindquist G. Locastro B. Lukaszewski R. Lutterbaugli M. A. Lyons G. Macosko C. Macosko J. Mankowski A. Mariella P. Marks M. Mazzone R. McCallister N. Meadows D. Milbum D Miller S. Moffet R. Moser W Nass M. Neal K. Orloff M. Orzechowski M. Osiecki T. Pastulia E. Peganoff J. Pesta A. Peterson A. Pettoff N. Pintea A. Reeder G. Roman S. Romanek B. Rose P. Ross R. Rudzinski M. 82 Ruska C. Samueloff S. Sauers E. Sayers D. Schaeffer W. Schewig J. Sculley J. M. Sedziak R. Sherrell A. Slierrell N. Slucka £. Smith O. Smith J. Smolakov J. Snippert R. Stephenson J. Stromenger J. Sullivan R. Srymecki C. Tarasovich M. Tevis W. Tliompson E. Tomasik B. Travis S. Trocki M. A. Trott B. Walach J. Walach W. Walsh M. Washok J. Wasikowski V. Wassil J. Watson P. r n CLdSS of SI n A r Williams C. Wilson J. Witt D. Wood B. Wolfe P. Zemanek J. Zimmerly E. Abate F. Alex B. Arnold G. August M. Baginski S. Baker N. Bakka N. Bargielski L. Bamett I. Battles L. Baublitz J. Blouser J. Bolmanski J. Bass A. Braendel B. Abramoski R. Brown R. Brewer P. Brown R. Bryant O. Bujnowski R. � 3 Wells J. Wemicki P. Wilhelm R. ' 1 Bunnell H. Bussing D. Cage A. Caxney T. Carpenter W. Can J. Celeski R. Chaika O. Costalo E. Courtney J. Crock R. Crowe M. Czuwala D. Daks S. Dash F. Davis L. Demchak R. Deuling H. Diggs I. Dombkowski P. Dapierala R. M. Drew R. Dunkirk F. Dunlap C. Duskus J. Dzvonyiczak J. Evanoff J. Eyer S. Falk A. Fayak C Fetzner B. Flett J. Forest C. Glaz J. Glichonich J. Golab T. Grayson M. Grippe J. Grzybowski W. (H O J s f Hawkins J. Heib E. Henderson R. Henderson W. HeubelJ. Himes C. Hogan B. Hopkins S. Izbicki C. Janowski D. Jarski C. Johnson J. Karle T. Keller W. Kendra J. Kendra J. Kiehlmier L. Kiehlmier M. A. Kilgallon P. Klopher D. Komorek D. Knapp M. Kanopka L. Kanopko R. Komorek S. Kucinski J. Kuzynski F. Lanagan K. Lange T. Langer C. Lastowski B Lindberg J. Liocanio J. Lloyd M. Loboda S. Lutterbaugh B. 84 Lynch F. MacDonald W. Macukiewicz A. Magoon £. Malewski R. Markle E. Mason A. Masterson T. McCallister A. McLeod J. McLelland V. McNair D. Mehler R. Michel L. Mikolon W Mittebneier J. Morosky R. Mosher B. Muehler R. Nagy E. Nichols J. Nikolishen D. Oberlander D. O'Donnel G. Oless G. Olsen J. Osiecki R. Page D. Page J. Panameroff R. Peganoff F. Pelkowski F. Pentz P. Perschler B. Peterson J. 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ROW 3: Wasikowski R., Wheeler J., Whitbread E., White D., White D., Wienczkowski R., Wilhelm W., Williams I., Wilson A., Wilson W. ROW 4: Wollan C., Wozniak J., Yokoff S., Zatkoff S., Zolikoff D., Zodunski B., Zurowski R., Zydonik S. Abramczyk J., Aichner C., Alacce A., Anderson J., Argeny T., Austin E., Bal-kovic M. J., Bamett D., Barnett E., Barrett W., Bebko B. CLassofM) 99 0 ROW 1: Benecki E., Benes R., Binderman R., Bocianowski B., Boderocco N., Boga N., Bolmanski P. bona m Bonesteel B., Borkowski G. ROW 2: Boyle G., Brinig G., Brocious O., Brojek B., Brzezinski S., Buerger C Bujnowski C., Burdick R., Burik S., Buszek D. ROW 3: Buziewicz A., Carlson D., Calvano L., Carr W. Carter D., Cheeseman J., Chemoff S., Cioccio , Cipriani P., Clark D. ROW 4: Cochean J., Consider D., Corbin D. Comman K., Corritore L., Crowe W., Crum R., Crumblly B., Cunningham T., Cuthbert R. 9 rvo 99 99 99 4 Ijfo 9A ry 'J- r A 9 ry 9 0 9 3 A A � ... 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