East High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

F I! IIFII0IIII Sometimes memories, once bright, become dim with the passing of many years. N e offer this Sunrise as a permanent record of days we want to remember. For our underclassmen, we wish years of enjoyment. hard work, and fulfillment. To our seniors, we say “Vaya con Dios . Sunrise Staff of 1958 REST SELLER LIST Sunrise of I 58..................................1 The (iuiding Light............................... ° An End And A Beginning 13 Mliythm and Harmony..............................35 Proud to Present ................................ All In Favor.....................................46 On Your Mark ....................................36 Just Waiting ....................................‘5 Memories.........................................92 imurrmn In appreciation for the many hours that she has devoted to the teaching of Fast High students, we, the Stall', wish to dedicate the 1958 Siinri.se to Miss (iertrude King. M iss King has taught Knglish and Speech to many senior high students. She also offers much assistance to Commencement speakers at graduation. Much of her time is occupied in directing the Dramatics Club, which is done entirely on her own time. This year she has added the task of being advisor for the Sunrise Staff. For these reasons we sincerely dedicate our annual to Miss King. « t • Hast High School is not just a building composed of mortar and bricks. Kast High and its reputation is that which those who attend and graduate make it. There is no finer place to obtain an education under the democratic way of life. During the period in which I have been principal at Kast. I have watched with pleasure the growth of its students in citizenship and the achievements of its graduates. H. D. Leberman, Principal « 6 � ssisliiiil Frinci|ials Miss iota Andrews Mr. James Barber 11 IT i i:i; (iliirks Mrs. Bernardine Juniewicz Miss Florence Stoltz Liinquii 111! s Kou 1: Miss Hyhiiiski. Miss Young. Miss Wingerter. Miss King. l ov% 2: Miss Burns, Miss Piotrowski. Miss Miss Kacprowicz. Miss McMahon. Mrs. Goodman. Bow 3: Mr. W illiams. Mr. Amanii. Mr. Chalupezynski. Mr. Sloan. Mil I III! iii.1 lies Ron 1: Mr. Christoff . Miss l afTey. Mrs. Meyner. Mr. Warren. Ron 2: Mr. Witkowski. Mr. Przybyszewski. Mr. Arrowsmith. « 8 � Suciiil Nlmliiis I lCIHIir.1! Kow 1: Mr. Gardener. Miss Sj etz. Mr. Bannister. Kov 2: Dr. Williamson, Mr. Pomeroy Mr. Massing. Mr. Mini . • 9 • P h y s i r, ;i I E d u c a t i 11 n How 1: Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Fratz, Mrs. Iartissi. How 2: Mr. Detzel, Mr. Hart. E ii in hi i! r i: i ;i 1 Loft lo Kiglit: Miss Blair. Miss Putnam. Mr. NVase. Music mill Art Left to Kifcht: Mr. Hicart, Miss Snyder, Miss Lillis, Mr. Crandall. « 10 � G ii i il a ii i: i! C ii ii n s e 11 ii r s Left to Kifeht: Mr. Mischler hikI Mrs. Mew. Vucatiunal Training S |i i! i; i ii I T r a i ii i ii q Left to Itiplit: Mr. Sola. Miss llassett. Mrs. Miles. Mr. Li| e!iik. « 11 Illnss fIlli1.1!rs (ill III III I! II i:I! Ill I! III N |l I! il li I! I'S Standing: P. Rose, J. Pejfanoff, A. Peterson. Seated: C. Htiska. (I. Reeder. .1. Smolako . « 13 ISABEL All IIA TO “hzy” h reliable mid good friend to have . . . very willing to help when help is needed ... is h babysitting specialist. PATRICIA WN ABKAMOSKI “Abie” Vr Club I. 3. 2; Volleyball 3.2: Basketball 3. 2: GSC 3, 2: Archery 2. babysitting gives her pleasure . has a contagious giggle . . . wants to join the Waves. JUDITH ANN ALKX Jodie ' “M Club t. 3. 2; Volley ball 4.3,2. I.Basketball 4. 3. 2. 1; Foul Shooting t. 3. 2. I ; Tennis I. 3. 2. 1; Twirling -4, 3. 2. I—Captain; College Club 4, 3; Kastcapades 4. 3. 2. I: Sunrise, 4. 3. intriguing diinph . . . always walks on the sunny side . . . one in a million. ANITA MARIK AMKNDOLA “Anita “M Club 4, 3, 2 Officer 2; Volleyball 4. 3 basket ball 4. 3; College Club 4, 3 : Sunrise 4 Class Officer 3; Cabinet 3; Honor Society 4, 3 sweet and gentle . . . photogenic . will steal all the little boys hearts the first day in her classroom. EVELYN JEAN AMENDOLA “Erie “M Club 4. 3, 2: Choir 4, 3. 2; Jr. Chorus I; Kastcapades 1. pretty black waves . . . will make an attractive nurse .. . proud of her Italian ancestry. JUDITH LANE ANDERSON “Judy “M Club 4, 3. 2; Volleyball 4. 3. 2. 1; Basketball 4. 3, 2. 1; Band 4. 3. 2. 1; College Club 4. 3. 2; Tom Tom 4. 3. petite miss . . . easy laughter ... a pony-tail is usually her trademark. ROBERT ERNEST ARCENY Hags” Basketball t. 2, I: Baseball 4. 2. I: Cabinet 2. I; watch-dog during lunch periods . . . talkative in twosomes, but quiet in a group . . . wants to Im President. DARLA AUSTIN Par “M“ Club 4. 3. chemistry-crazy . . . likes to write and draw . . . college bound. 14 THERESA MARIK BAGINSkl Terry “M Club 1.3,2: DEC Club I; Volleyball 3. 2. 1; Basketball 3. 2: Swimming 3. 2. twinkling eves . . . dynamic nature . . . lis|M sit ion is on an even keel. JOHN BARCIKLSkl “Joy Swiinining 1: Wrestling 3: Track 2; Band 1.3. 2.1: master of l oth sweet and sw ing . . . loves thoae Cadillac . . . reserved, but friendly. CHARLES BE Alt!) The Aid” Hammer football I. .3. 2: Basketball I. 3. 2. I : Track I, 3. 2; Cabinet 2; Sports enthusiast . . . speaks English and jive . . . enjoys dancing. CAROL JEAN BKAVERS Biicky” M” Club I. 3. 2; Volleyball I. 3. 2. I: Basketball I. 3. 2. I: Band 3. 2. I. sparkling eyes and [ ersoiia!itv to match . . dresses neat as a pin . . . simply loves those “Creek burgers”. BON M l) BECKER Hon enjoys working . . . has many friends . . . would like to own his own gas station ROBERT ALAN BKDN.ARk Hob tall. dark, and handsome . . . enjoys talking . . . always cheerful. PATRICIA BKDNAKSkl “Hattie “ T Club I. 3. 2: Sr. Chorus I. 3: Jr. Chorus I: Kastca| ades 3. identified by her striking red hair . . . loves to jitterbug . . . can s| eak for herself. ARLENE MEREDITH BEVERIDGE Arlene “M” Club I. 3, 2: Officer I. 3: Volleyball 3. 2. 1; Basketball 3. 2. I: GSC 3. 2: Tennis 3: College Club I. 3: Cabinet i—Officer I: Twirling 4. 3. 2. I : Class Officer t: TomTom 4, .3: Co-Editor t: vivacious gal. . . w ill become an English teacher . . . throaty voice. � 15 JOHN BOBANGO “Bobangs Football 4. 3: Basketball 2. I; Ili-Y I, 3: Moni-tor 4; dark crew cut . . . friendly smile for all . . . always t ehind flu wheel. DOLORES JEAN BONCELLA •Dolly “M” Club I. 3. 2: DEC Club I; Color Guard 3; Student Cabinet 4. fun-loving . . . talkative . . . enjoys dances and parties. AUDREY BORKOWSkl •• 16a” M” Club I, 3, 2; Volleyball 3. 2: Basketball 3, 2; Archery 3, 2; Color (iuard 3. 2. a deep throaty voice and large, expressive eyes . . . a id record fan . . . tall and willowy strawlwrry blonde. ROSALIE MARIE BROROS Rose “M” Club 4,3, 2; Volleyball 2, I; Basketball 3. 2. perfect combination of blond hair and blue eyes . . . lias a ready smile . . . enjoys music and dancing. BONNIE MAE BRUCE Ronnie M” Club 4, 3. 2; Volleyball 4. 3. 2; Basketball 4. 3, 2; (College Club t. 3; Color (iuard 3, 2; attractive gal . . . has a large wardrobe . . . always found in Jerry's company. HELEN ANN BRYCE Rlondie “M” Club 1.3 Officer t: Volleyball I. 3; Basketball 4,3; Student Cabinet I. flair for fashion . . . long blonde tresses . . . warm-hearted and sympathetic. NADINE AKIMS BUCK EL Dean “M Club 2; Tumbling 2; Tom Tom 2. photogenic . . . collects records . . . likes show business. CAROL BUC YVSM Carol DEC Club I; Archery 3, 2. efficient and calm . . . would like to become a designer . . . seen but not often heard. ■ 16 THERESA BUCZKOWSKI “Butch M” Club b 3. 2: Volleyball 2. I: Basketball 2. 1; Sunrise X. cool, calm ms m breeze . . . sparkling eyes and h likeable nature . . . responsible for illustrations in the “Sunrise”. ELIZABETH ANN lit RIk “Libby “M Club X. 3, 2: Volleyball X, 3. 2. I: Basketball X. 3. 2 I; Tennis X. 2: Choir X. 3. 2; College Club X: Cheerleading X. 3. 2. I. friendly, casual manner . . . excels in sewing . . . “shines” in rallies and skits. Lt CIA CALVANO “Lucy V Club t. 3. 2: Volleyball I. 3. 2; Basketball I. 3. 2; Koul Shooting X. 3. 2: Student Cabinet 2: College Club I: Eaxtcaoades X. 3: Cheerleading X. 3. 2. 1: Senior Girls’ Chorus 2. full of life . . . attrac ts the opposite sex . . . never at a loss for words. NANCY CARLSON “Chief W Club L 3, 2 Officer 2: Volleyball X. 3. 2. I. Basketball X. 3, 2. 1: Tennis X. 3. 2; Koul Shooting b 3. 2. 1: College Club t. 3; Baud X. 3. 2. I— Officer 2: Sunrise X. 3 Editor t: Eastca| ades X. sparkling enthusiasm . . ability and i ersonality to do many things . . long brown hair and slightk tilted smile. DELPHI NE CIIROSTOWSkl “Deda M” Club 3. 2: DEC t: Volleyball 2. 1; Basketball 2. 1: Spanish Club 2. a soft and gentle voice ... a c|tiiet. pleasing manner . . . enjoys sew ing and l eing with the mob. TIMOTHY CONLEY “Timmy Loot ball X. 3. 2. I: Basketball X. 3. 2. I; Base -ball X. 3. 2, I; Track L 3; Student Cabinet 3 ()fficer; Class Officer I. four-s|x rt man . . . amiable disposition . . . charm of the Irish. SAMI EL CROSBY “Ihx-ks Football L 3. 2. l:Basketball I; Wrestling X. 3. 2: Tra k 3. 2: Cabinet 3. a record fan . . . Navy-bound .. . breaks the speed limit in talking. ERNESTINE ELLEN DANCE “Stine Volleyball 2. 1; Basketball 2. 1: Choir X: Senior (iirls Chorus 4. 3, 2, 1; Twirling L 3. 2. 1: Kast-capades 4. 3, 2. 1. an attractive miss with a ffair for harmony . . . enjoys gossiping with the girls . . . plans to make nursing her career. « 17 ROSEMARY CATHERINE DKLINSkI Dilly • r Club L 3. 2; Volleyball 3. 2. I: Basketball I. .'I. 2, 1; Choir t. 3; Senior Chorus 2. sparkling eyes and a ready smile . . . sews a line seam . . . appreciative ami outgoing personality. DONALD E. DELO 'Dorr Football I. 3. 2; lii-Y I. Navy-ImhiihI ... a quiet tease . . . one of Hast High’s law enforcers. GLORIA MARGARET DIDION 'do Club I. 3. 2; Volley ball I. 3. 2. I: Basketball 4. 3. 2. I: GCS 3. 2. I; C.lieeHeading t. 3. 2. I Co-captain I: Kastcapades I. 3. 2. I: Spanish Club 2. our own “Lillie Margie” . . . seen giggling with the mob” ... a girl worth knowing. PHILIP DONNELL Skip Cilee Club 1. dawn and dusk s| orts enthusiast . . . mischievous . . . already has plans for his lirst million. LINDA LOt SIK. DOKMIOEFEK Lynn “M” Club I. 3. 2; Volleyball 2. I: Basketball 3: Choir I. 3: Senior Chorus 2: Sjwmish Club 2: Kastcajmdes 2: gray eyes, dark hair, glowing om-plevion . . . secretary or housewife? . . . winsome. PATRICI DR AS KIEVi It “Pof “M” Club I. 3. 2. DEC Club I: Choir 2. Chorus: fair skinned brunette . . . neat and pleasing to the eye . . . Jack Krysiak’s fiancee. JANE MARIE DW OB k Jane “M” Club I. 3. 2: Volleyball I: Archery 3. 2: Choir L 3. 2: Jr. Girls’ Chorus I. a threat ! ehind the wheel . . . reserved but friendly . . . seen with Donna Smith. CAROL NN ERIIART Hutch “M“ Club L 3. 2: Volleyball 2; Basketball 3. 2: CSC 2. our girl with a grin . . . always in the middle of the fun . . . has an answer for. everything. « 18 KAY MIRIAM EVANOFF M Noonie r Club l. 3. 2: Volleyball 3. 2. 1; Basketball 3. 2. I; (JSC I; Tumbling I; Archery 2; Choir I: Senior Chorus I. .'I. 2; Cheerleading .1, 2; Spanish Club 2; Kastcapades 3. talkative . . . aspires to become a Wave . likes swimming, square dancing, and driving. m rlene eyanoff Mar V Club t. 3, 2: Choir b 3. stately . . . efficiency and friendliness combined . . . aspires to become a medical secretary. PATRICIA JEAN FALCONE “Par • r Club b 3, 2; Volleyball b 3: Basketball 3; Cheerleading b 3. 2; Choir b. Jr. Chorus I; Senior Chorus 3. 2: Kastcapades b 3. a member of the cheerleading squad . . . natural in manner, pleasant in conversation . . . loves pizza. IIONNA MAE FETZNEK Donna V Club I. 3, 2; Volleyball 3. 2. 1. Basketball 3. 2. I; Cheerleading b 3. 2. I: College Club 2: Kastcapades t, 3. a pleasant smile and flirty, flirty eyes . lias a cute giggle and a distinctive voice . . . her penny ways make her an outstanding cheerleader. RICH Mil) FETZNEK Fei a man of few words . . . enjoys stock-car driving and skating . . . claims he works w hen in school. CHARLES FISIIER Buddy Basketball I. 3. 2. I: boot ball 2: Band b 3. 2. I; behestra b 3. 2. I. will of bis own . . . year-around athlete . . . bis drum playing is an asset to the School. VEUNICE KOI.MLR Buck Basketball 2. I: Cross Country b 3. 2. I. lad of few words but many smiles . . . an all-around good kid . . . our l est Senior runner. ROSEMARY NNG JEWSKI Basic VI ’ Club b 3. 2: Volleyball b 3. 2. I; Basketball I. 3. 2. I: Foul Shooting 2. I; Cheerleading b 3. 2. I: Senior Chorus 2: Jr. Chorus I; College Club t: Choir b 3: Kastcapades b 3. black hair, dark eyes . . . lover of parties . . . expects to raise her own mink coat. « 19 � JOSEPH GERLOCk “Tony” practical joker . . . likes those Chevy 270V . . . very quiet—in school, that is. TIIOM VS GLAZ “Grinder” future Coast Guardsman . . . makes himself seen and heard . . . enjoy s sports ami a good laugh. RANin BOOM-: GREAVES “Han” hoot hall 2. I: Swimming 2. I. Wrestling 2. I; Glee Club 1; Orchestra I. quite the imy . . . drives a red ‘■bomb . . . always with Tom. ANTIION A OOMOLI kOI-T “Skip” W restling I. It: Glee Club t; Band 2. an opinion on everything . . . dislike- work in any form . . . plans to retire a- soon as lie graduates. GEORGE GOKClIINSk A “Greeks” h«h thall I. 3. 2: Honor Society t, 3 OHicer I. the jester in hast High’s Court . . . Iik« s the out-of-doors ... a Im really worth knowing. JOHN CRKGCS “Dancer ind(-|K-ndeut . . . school is not a favorite o ciipation . . . interested in cars. PHYLLIS IRENE GRIFFIN “Phytl” “ ” Club I. 3. 2; Volleyball I. It. 2. 1. Basketball I. 3. 2. I; houl Shooting 3: College Club t. 3 —Officer I; Kastcapades t. 3. 2: Sunrise t; Orchestra t. 3. 2: Jr. Girls’ Chorus I; Archery 3. our nomination for comic of the year . plays the piano . . . possesses wavy lucks. MARGARET MARY IIAIN “ Peggy” V” Club I. 3. 2; Volley ball t. 3, 2. I; Basketball I. 3, 2. 1: GSC 2; Life Sa% ing 2: Tennis t. 3: Twirling 3. 2; Cheerleading 1: Kastcapades 3. 2; College Club L 3. 2: Sunrise I. slim. trim, full of im ... a terror at the typewriter . . . fun-loving and friendly. « 20 • SALLY ANN HARRIS Shorty M” Club 4. 3. 2; Volleyball I. 3. 2. I : Basketball I. 3. 2. I; Archerv 3, 2: Clioir b 3, 2: Jr. (iirls’ Chorus I; (’beerleading 2, I; College Club t. 3; Tom Tom 2. small miss . . . girls. watch your beaux . . . ambition is to become a dental hygienist. DAVID CLARENCE ll RRISON Dave DEC 4. crazy-dresser . . . says girls are expensive. but nice . . . favorite Christmas gift? Mustache wax. CAROL MARIE ll TII W Boots DEC I. Academy’s loss and our gain . . . noted for honesty and appealing smile . . . intends to l ecome a policewoman. ALICE IIIMES Ar M” Club L 2: DEC t; Volleyball 2. 1; Basketball 1; l.il'esav ing manner 3; Senior Chorus 2. (piiet manner . . . proud of her shag hair cut . . . claims Emily Post as her l� est friend. IRCINI IIIECEL “(iinger “M” Club; Volley ball L 3. 2. I: Basketball 1. 2: CSC t. 3. 2. I Officer L 3. Tennis I. 3. 2. I: Jr. Life Saving I: Ch« erleading I. 3. 2. I: East-capades I. 3. a capable swimming teacher . . . enjoys a good argument . . . loads of | ep. JOHN III LICK Jack DEC 1. Does this shoe fit. Cinderella?” . . . quite a s|M rtsman and gun enthusiast . . . poss« sses blonde wavy hair and a sense of humor. BARB VR III NTER Bftrb M” Club I. 3. 2: Volleyball 3. 2. 1; Basketball 3. 2. I : CSC 3. 2. 1; College Club L 3. 2; Band L 3. 2. I . Tom Ton. L 3; Editor I; devilishly delightful and delightfully devilish . . . pedestrians, fatware! . . . college bound. CLARENCE DAVID IMLER Darbs Hi-A I. 3. 2; Football Manager b 2: Swimming L 3. 2. 1; Water Polo b 3. 2. I: Tennis 4, 3; Tom Tom 4. 3. never without Ids grin . . . wild alnait his “little ml scooter” ... a determined kin of the fin”. 21 • PATRICK JANSEN Step ter K(Nitl)� ll 1: Basketball ; (ilee Club I. il, 2. 1 tin Joker in East Hi’s deck of cards . . . in a hurry to graduate . . . likes to “bug” people. BETTY JEAN JAWOKOWSkl Hetty “ 1” Club t. 3. 2: Volleyball I: Basketball I Archery 2; Sr. (iirls Chorus 2; Choir I. .'I. black, wavy hair . . . Kast I limb’s shorthand expert . . . this gal aims for high goals. NANCY JONES “ Nancy DEC t happy -go-lucky . . . hobbies: people, dancing, movies . . . has a ready grin, and calls Mom her ln st friend. EIW Alii) kAIJSZEV Ski Knot hall I; Wrestling t. 3. 3. I. member of the “grunt ami groan” squad . . . headed for the skyways . . . the girls notice his shy grin. MARK ANTI ION k KI’lk Catfish “I come to bury Caesar” . . . pleasant to Ih around . . . wants to become a comedian. MYRA kKI.M Mario “M” Club 3. 2: DEC t: Volleyball 3; Senior Chorus 3. a bright-eyed miss with dancing feet . . . enjoys a good argument . . . interested in a future of interior decorating. RICH KI KENT) It ” Hich Cross Country 1: Track I. real tales about reel stories . . . inveterate gum chew ing . . . aspires to become a draftsman. IVVM JEAN KERN Si a newcomer at school . . . hails from Ohio . . . loves the “wild blue yonder” JEROME STEPHEN MLISZEWSkl “Jerry Water Polo I. 3, 2; Glee Club 4, 3. jitterbug enthusiast . . . limits chipmunks in his spare time . . . spends his time in 102. RALPH Ml I ION Hums Pool ha 11 2; Track 2; Class ()flicer 3. our own Davy Crockett . . . enjoys having fun in school . . . the girls like his dark, wavy hair. MARA IRENE KNIGHT Alton “ 1” Club I. 2: Volleyball t; Archery 3; Choir I. 3. 2: Jr. Chorus I; Kastcapndcs 3, 2, I. gift of song . . . enjoys reading and dancing . . . loves charm bracelets. THOMAS KOENIG Tom DEC L a lad with an amiable | crsonality . . . a woman hater—he says . . . headed for the skyways. DONALD KOL kOWSki “Whiiey Hi-A I. 3: Football 2: Basketball 2; Baseball I. 3, 2. a good example of why teachers get gray . . . never at a loss for words . . . enjoys his catty manner. JANET ANN kOPES Jan DEC t: M” Club 3. 2: Basketball 2. I; Archery 2; Cheerleading 2. I. possessor of sparkling eyes and dimples very much at ease on a dance floor . . . quiet and very nice to know. WILLIAM kORB Bill Hi-A L 3, 2; Football L 2; ('.lass Officer L 3; Cabinet 1: Sunrise t: Garter Award I. an all around good kid ... a field and stream man ... a blush is beautiful, but sometimes inconvenient. RONALD KOW LEW Ski “ Killer handy with a rod and reel . . . amiable smile . . . wants to ow n his own business. « 23 JOSEPH KOZIk Big Joe Football I, 3. 2. I: Track 3, 2. I; Water Polo X: Wrestling L 2; Hand I. 3, 2. I; Orchestra X. 3. 2. the strong, silent type . . . likes to heat the skins . . . ho| es to In a drafting engineer. H Rlt KA JEAN M KCZANSki Angel DEC 4: Hand I. belle on her toes . . . possesses many pretty clothes. DENNIS kl II K Denny Basketball 2, 1. slight build and hlne eves . . . can hlnir his way through anything . . . expresses his opinion freely. k AKKIN M HTII V k I ZMIN ‘A . M Club I: Volley ball I: Basketball 4. 3: Hand 3. 2. I bright oiitl � ok . . . has a gay sense of humor ... a self-confessed fussbudget. RAYMOND LASkA Poncho” Ili-A X. 3 Officer X: Choir X. 3. 2; Tom Tom X: Kastcapades X. 3. 2. casual manner, crew cut . . . collegiate clothes . . . sings in tin halls. JINK KLIZAHKTH LAWRENCE “Junk” XI” Club I. 3, 2: Volleyball X. .3. 2: Basketball I. 3. 2: Koul Shooting X. 3. 2: Tennis 3. 2: Senior Chorus 3; Choir I. tin 12th Street Hot-Hod . . . has a personality all her own . . . can l e seen with Sue in a “pink Merc”. JAMES RUSSELL LEE Jim Football I. 3. 2. I: Basketball I. 3. 2. I: Baseball I. 3. 2. I; Track I. 3. 2. I; Choir I; Cabinet I Officer. all-around sports figure . . . sunny dis-|H sition . . . general favorite in our corridors. CAROL ANN LIEBKL Car ; 1” Club 3. 2; Volleyball 2. 1. Basketball I. Tennis I; Koul Shooting 2. honest, dependable, full of fun . . . has her sights set on a business job . . . faithful fan of radio. TV. and movies. « 2t � GERALDINE DOROTHY LINDQUIST “Gerf •• M” Club 1.3, 2: Volleyball 3. 2; Basketball 3. 2: Foul Shooting 3. 2; Archery 3. 2. I: College Club I; Sunrise 1. 3: Honor Society 1,3. a friendly, pleasant miss with a gay giggle and a contagious gift of gab . . the ability and manner to succeed in life . . . w ill make an understanding “woman in white”. ROBERT LOCASTKO “Loco Football 1. 2. a dreamer in class, that is . . . his best friends are his girl and his car . . . enjoys working with wood. EDW ARD LONGNECKER “ r Swimming 3; Baseball 3. amiable . . . interested in weather, fair or foul . . . cooking enthusiast. ROSALIE LUKASZEWSKI MD. “M” Club t, 3. 2; Volleyball 1. 3. 2. 1; Archery 3: Choir 1. 3; Sr. Chorus 2. large collection of sweaters . . . dej end-able . . . always ready to share a good laugh. MARY N LETTER BAUCH I “5ii” M” Club t. 3. 2: Volleyball 3. 2: Basketball 3. 2. Archery 3. 2: Cabinet 1: Eastca| ades 1. 3, 2: Cheerleading I. 3. 2—Captain 1. the life of the party . . . fun to Im with . . . overflowing with vitality. CLARY LYONS “Clary” Ili-Y 1. 3. 2: Track 1. 3; Cross Country Mgr. I. 3; Band 1. 3. 2. a white collar worker at present . . . headed for a college campus . . . always seen in his car. CHRISTINE MACOSKO Chris” “M” Club 1. 3. 2 Officer 1; Volleyball 3. 2. 1: Basketball 3. 2. I: Foul Shooting 3. 2. 1: Archery 2; Tumbling 2. 1: Twirling I, 3. 2. I: College Club L 3, 2 Officer I. 3: Sunrise I; Honor Society I. 3; Kastca| ades 1, 3. 2. 1. attracti e co-captain of the twirlers ... a future teacher . . . long brow n hair. Jl NE ELEANOR MACOSKO Junie” “M” Club I. 3. 2; Twirling 3. I: Hastcapades 2. 1: Sunrise I. our blonde Florence Nightingale . . . nice person to know . . . Bugs’ life partner. ALFRED A MANKOWSkl “Al Volleyball 3. 2. I: Basketball 3, 2, I; Foul Shooting 3, 2. 1; lovely, long waves . . . likes the quiet arts of embroidery, conversation and stamps . . . a good friend to have. PETER JAMES MAR1ELLA “Pete Golf t, 3, 2. one of our “quietly” smart ln� ys . . . has the capability to do many things . . . this lao is a very sharp dresser. ROBERT ANTHONY MAZZONE ”Mazz” Gross Country 1; Track t, 3: Eastcapades 2. Ih� with a heat . . . enjoys building models and working? on ears . . plans to become a millionaire or a disc jockey. NANCY McCALLlSTEK ‘ Van • r Club I. 3, 2. I Officer I; Volleyball 2. I; basket ball 2. I; Twirling I. 3. 2. I; Eastcapades I, 3. 2. 1; College Club t. one of our snappy twirlers . . . reserved and sincere . . . amicable. DANIEL CHARLES MEADOWS Dan” Ili-A I. 3: Choir I: (ilec Club I; Eastcapades 3. sparkplug of the class . . . good dancer . . . likes to Im his own boss. DOLLY IRENE MILBIKN Dolly” “M” Club t. 3. 2: Archery 2: Baud I. 3. 2. I. dependable and sincere . . . mention Louie and watch her eyes light up . . . attracts friends by her quiet manner. SANDRA JANE MILLER Sandy” “M Club L 3. 2: Volleyball 3. 2. 1; Basketball 3. 2, I: Cheer leading 3. 2. I; Eastcapades 3. a hi-fi enthusiast . . . very friendly with a smile for everyl ody . . . enjoys swimming and all kinds of dancing. WILMA JEAN MOSER 44 Hot Rod Willy” M ’ Club .3, 2; DEC t: Girls SjM� rts I; (JSC I: Orchestra I. happy, brown-tressed gal . . . roller skating and driving fan . . . her telephone is always ringing. « 26 � KEITH NEAL “ Jeeps ter (jiiirl Sind sincere . . . ambition involves teaching . . . enthusiastic over driving his jeep, reading, model building. and photography. MILTON OKLOFF “ Moochy lli-Y t. 3. Officer l;Waterpolo 1; Swimming 3. I; Coif I. 3. 2; Jr. dec Club I; Choir I. 3. 2; Honor Society 1,3. plans to become a mechanical engineer . . . makes bis presence felt . . . mathematical brain. M ARY ORXECHOWSKI Okie' NT Club t. 3. 2; Volleyball 2; Basketball 2; SpHiiisb Club 2; Kastcapades 2: a friend to anybody in need . . . Joe is her Number One Kan . . . interested in baseball and liowling. THERESA N OSIECkl “Terri “M Club t. 3. 2; Volleyball 3. Itifnl big brown eyes . . . soft-spoken . . . will enter the business world as a neat and efficient secretary. EILEEN JOAN PASTLHA “e.pr “M” Club I. 3. 2: Volleyball 3. 2. 1: Basketball 3. 2. 1; Color Cuard 3. 2. always happy ... a riot to lie with . . . ability and (‘harm to become a model. JOSEPH PECANOFF “Poggy lli-Y I. 3 Presient I: Sunrise t: Class Officer 3: Honor Society 1. 3. i ersniiahle and efficient . . . aspires to liecomc an engineer . . . enjoys hunting. fishing, and his houseboat. ALICE MAE CATHERINE PESTA ■Mar- Cluli I. 3. 2: Volleyball 2. I: Basketball 2: Cheerleading I. 3; Eastcapades t. 3. warm brown eyes and dimples . . . hopes to join the Waxes and see the world . . . really enjoys travel, art. cheering, and dancing. ALEX PETERSON “Pete lli-Y I Officer t: Cross Country 1; Glee Club 1: Sunrise I. nice to have around ... will “iroir the girls at college . . . enjoys fishing and hunting. « 27 � NANC.V KATHERINE PETROFF Pete “VI” Club I, 3, 2; Volleyball 2, 1; Basketball 2. 1;GSC 2. I. attractive woman driver . . . blasts a fine wardrobe, including her “real gone” fur coat . . . always smiling. V MARIF PINTEA (iiggles” M” Club L 3. 2: Volleyball 3. 2: Basketball 3. 2: Tennis 3: Band I. 3. 2. I: Orchestra 3. 2: Cheer leading 2. 1; College Club t. 3; Kast-capades 2. long brown hair and a ready laugh . . . hopes to ! ecome a nurse . . . enjoys playing her clarinet and beings with Joan Stephenson. CERALDINE REEDER (lerry “M” Club t. 3. 2; Volleyball I. 3. 2. I: Basketball 3. 2. 1: (iSC 2: Tennis 3. 2. I: Tumbling 2. 1; Foul Shooting 3, 2. I; Twirling I. 3. 2. I. Kastcapades t. 3, 2. 1: College Club I. 3. 2 Officer I: Cabinet 3. 2: Officer 3: Honor So- ciety I, 3. active and dependable . . . interested in teaching . . . does everything easily and well. AUDREY W RESKOWSKI “Audrey” “M” Club I. 3. 2. a neat casual dresser . . . loves music, pizza, and dancing . . . enjoys talking to many friends. RONALD JOSEPH RODNEY “The Bod” pleasant ap| earance . . . couldn’t live without a Pontiac . . . future car salesman. SUSAN JOAN ROMAN “.Sue” M” Club I. 3. 2; Volleyball L 3. 2. I: Basketball 2: CSC 2; Choir I. 3; Sr. Chorus 2. artistically inclined . . . enjoys duets, howling, dancing . . . never lacks something to do. BERNARD KOVIANEk “Benny” Band 1. mild, manly manner . . . heeds the hunter’s call . . . his sign will la a red-and-white pole. PAUL ROSE Paul” Band b 3. 2: Orchestra b 3, 2; Dance Band I. 3: Honor Society 1,3. serious, energetic future engineer . . . enjoys music and reading . . . seen with Cary and Bon. • 28 � HON ALII WILLIAM ROSS “ Ion single-track mind—earn. cars, cars . . . grease-monkey . . . belle-catching spit curl. M It IK CKCKLI HUD INSKI Marie “M Club 4. 2; Volleyball 2: Choir I. 3; Sr. Chorus 2. one of those “women drivers' . . . an really hat a hall ... a quiet and sincere friend. CAROL IRENE Rl SK Corot M“ Club t. 3. 2: Vollevlall I. 3. 2. I: Basket-hall 3. 2. I; CCS 3. 2. i: Lifesaying I. 3. 2. I: tennis I; Tumbling 2; Foul Shooting 2. I: Twirling t. 3. 2. I: Eastra| ades t. 3. 2. I: Sunrise 4; Honor Society 4.3. cooperative. considerate, capable . . . uiake friends easily . . . enjoys driving, swimming, and horseback riding. SAMIR SAMI KLOFF Sam “M Chi I) 4. 3. 2—Officer I. 2: Volleyball I. 3. 2. I: Racket hall 3. 2. I: Tennis 2: Chorus I: I . A. System 1,3.2. 1; Sunrise I. twinkling eyes and an infectious giggle ... a teacher or a secretary? ... a htihhling j ersonalit . KIT.A NOR SU I RS Ell if “M Club I. 3. 2; Volleyball 3. 2. I . Basketball 3. 2. I : Archery 3. 2: Tumbling 2. I. chnttcrlmx . . . has “the world on a string . . . motto: “to tolerate less and understand more . WILLIAM SCHAEFFER Spider Ili-Y 4. 3, 2; Basketball 3, t. 2: Track I outgoing fieraonality . . . has the longest legs ever . . . manages to get the last word in. Jt’TTA SCHEWIC Judy “M“ Club t. 3. 2: Volleyball I. 3. 2. 1: Basketball 4, 3. 2. I . CSC t. 3: College Club I. 3. 2: Cabinet 4. East's answer to Princess ( race . . . will achieve success as a imnlical technician . . ..smiling, sympathetic, and sincere. RON LI SEDZI K Sedge IIi-N I. Football 2: Council fun-loving . . . hopes to earn hi millions a a toolmaker . . . mild-mannered lad. € ALBERT SIIERKELL “drink Ili-Y I. 3, 2: Wrestling I. 3. 2; Cross Country L 3. 2: Track I. 3, 2; Choir I. 3. 2. athletic . . . scores in more ways than one . . . pleasant to la with. ATIIANIEL SIIERKELL •• Nor Ili-Y L 3, 2; loot ha 11 3. 2: resiling 3. I; Track 3. 2. top wrestler . . . hopes to become a mechanic . . . serious, silent type. JEAN SLUCKA Jen ia” DKC i: - r Club 3. 2: Volleyball 3. 2. I: Basketball 3.2. I: Tennis I; 'rumbling 1; Archery I. Koul Shooting 2. I. a pleasant friend to all . . . has a cute Cerman accent . . . can talk to anyone about anything. DONNA JEAN SMITH Hutch “M” Club L 3. 2: Volleyball I; Sr. Chorus 2; Jr. ('horns I; Choir t. 3. walking enthusiast . . . quiet unless you know her . . . seen with Jane Dworak. JOYCE LEA SMITH Joy 1 M Club L 2; Volley ball 1.3; Basketball L 3. 2: Tennis t; Track 3. unexpected giggle .... mischievous personality . . . will try anything. JENNIE SMOLAKOY Jennie V Club t. 3. 2; Volleyball I. 3. 2. I: Basketball I. 3. 2. I: (ISC I; Life Saving 2: Tennis I. 3. 2; College Club I. 3. 2: Sunrise I: Honor Society L 3. steadfast and sincere . . . soft-s| token . . . will succeed at college and in her career. BON ALII SNIPPEKT Snips Ili-Y t. 3; Glee Club t. fast as a (talking lot attendant, that is always ready with a comment . . . hopes to become a social worker. JOAN STEPHENSON “Joanie W Club L 3. 2: College Club . a good frii-nd to everybody . . .she shows her dimples w hen she smiles . . . plans to leach I tome Ec. « 30 • JUDITH LICK STROMKNGKR “Puddles “M” Club I. 3. 2; Volleyball 2. I; Basketball 2. I: Cliccrlradiii); I. .'1, 2, I; Choir I. 3; Sr. Chorus 2: Jr. Chorus I; Eastcapadse I, 3 Queen 3. radiant smile with dimples to mateli . . . All-American girl with a gift of gal) . . . one of our | eppy cheerleaders. ROBERT SULLIVAN “Sully Loot hall I: Swimming 3. 2; Water Polo I. 3. 2; Golf L 3. incorrigible clown . . . always read for a laugh . . can lie seen swinging a Huh golf Huh. that is. CHARLOTTE szymecki Char “M” Club 1.3.2 Officer 3; Volleyball 1.3.2. I: Basketball b 3. 2. I; Foul Shooting I. 3. 2: Archery 2; Cabinet I ; Sunrise I. 3: Honor Society I. 3 Officer L attractive miss with sunny smile and disixisition to match . . . claims other redheaded girls her pet |Kr r . . . fun-loving and gay. MARC Alt KT TAR ASOVICII “Marge “ Club t. 3. 2 Officer 3. 2: Volleyball 3. 2. I: Basketball 3. 2, I; CSC t. 3. 2. I; Jr. Chorus I: Cheer leading L 3, 2. I; Eastcapades b 3: College Club L 3: Tom Tom L 2. A lover of life . . . likes to swim ... always handy with a joke. JKKOMK WILLIAM TEYIS “Bill DEC L lover of idle hours . . . enjoys science-fiction lx� oks . . . always seen with Jack and the gang. JESSIE THOMAS “Jessie helpful manner . . . friendl) to one and all . . . possesses a quiet way. EM MV LOt ISE THOMPSON “Ia� u r Club b 3. 2: Volleyball L 3. 2. I : Basketball I. 3. 2. 1; Foul Shooting 3. 2. I; Sr. Chorus good disposition and gracious | ersonal-ity . . . intends to pursue a writing career . . . gossiping gives her a chuckle. BARBARA ANN TOM VSIK Bueky MM Club L 3. 2: Volleyball 3. 2. I: Basketball 3. 2, I; Archery I. 3. avid pizza fan . . . expressive brown eyes . . . full of fun and fancy free. « 31 SAMIRA MAY TRAVIS Sandy 1 M” Club I. 3. 2; Volleyball I. 3, 2. 1; Basketball 1.3.2, 1: (ISC 1,3,2. I; Tennis 2: Tumbling 2; Koul Shooting t. 3, 2; College Club I. 3. 2; Honor Society I. 3. impish manner . . . happiest around water or defending her rights . . . will make a wonderful nursing instructor. MARY ANN TROCKI “Troks DEC 1: “M” Club 2; Archery 3, 2. the lucky owner of naturally curly hair . . . graceful on the damv floor . . . this girl likes to save money. BETTY LOU TROTT “Hells” MMM Club I. 3. 2: Volleyball I. 3, 2. I: Basketball I. 3, 2. I: Tennis 2: Archery 2: Track 3. Koul Shooting I. 3: College Club t. 3, 2. Ijretty brown hair . . . enjoys a good augli . . . pleasant ami agreeable manner. JOSEPH W ALACII Jr.11 boy with blue eyes . . . bashful grin . . . always seen in the driver’s seat. MARIAN WALSH “Marian” “M” Club I. 3, 2; Cheerleading 2; Jr. Chorus I. future housewife . . . she’ll try anything ami get results . . . dislikes being teased. J ACK W ASIlOk Jack11 his ambition is to see tin world . . . met laughing in the halls with Tony . . . seems to Im quiet but! ERONICA W ASIkOWSkl Dolly11 DEC I: M” Club 2: Archery 3. a petite and sweet DEC’er . . . proud possessor of long, brown hair . . . wants to Im a good wife for J k� . JANET CHRISTINE W ASSIL • KMC' M ’ Club I. 3. 2: Volleyball I. 3. 2: Basketball t. 3. 2: CISC t. 3. 2: Yennis I. 3. 2; Twirling t. 3. 2: College Club I. 3. 2; Kastcapades t, .3. 2. immaculate dress . . . talkative ... a bright light in a sick room. « 32 � PAI L LKROY WATSON Paul Band L3. 2: Choir 2. reserved . . . sincere worker . . , enjoys music. JOE WELLS Hells' Loot I � � l I L 3, 2. I; Track L 3; Monitor I. 3; Student Cabinet 3. a |M� f ular redhead . . . digs that crazy beat . . . pet peeve is girls? We wonder. PATRICIA WN WKRMCRI Pallie Club L 3, 2. peaches-and-cream complexion .. . plans a secretarial career . . . reserved until you know her. RICHARD WILIIKLM Dick our “blondie' . . • hunting enthusiast . . . cars and women occupy most of his time. CAROLYN DRYITHE WILLIAMS Speedy Club b 3. 2; Volleyball L 3. 2. 1; Basketball t. 3. 2. 1: Tennis 2: Choir 1: Chorus 2. 1; Twirling 3; Kastcapades t. 3. 2; Honor Society I. 3. friendly, talented gal . . . plans to become a phys. ed. instructor . . . invaluable to lO.Ys s|M� rts team. DORIS WITT Witty M Club I. 3. friend-maker, friend-keeper . . . impish sense of humor . . . endorses reading, driving, music, and football games. PEN N WOLFE Penn V Club L 3. 2; Orchestra 1: Kastcapades 1. a short. swi et miss with a gay smile and twinkling hazel eyes . . . sparkling as a new | enny. 11.11 M WOOD Woody f ootball I: Water Polo I. 3. 2; Swimming L 3. 2. another one of the l� oys . . . noted for his fan club at school . . . enroute to college. « 33 JUDITH ANN ZKMANKk Judy “M Club 4. 3. 2; Volleyball 3. 2. 1; BaaketbaU 3. 2. 1: Archery 3, 2; College Club 2: Honor Society I. 3. handy with a needle ami thread . . . plans to join the white rap corps . . . her winning smile wins many friends. KLIZABKTII ZIMMKItLN Babe “M” Club t. 3. 2: Volleyball 3. 2. 1; Basketball 3. 2. I; Choir I. 3; Sr. Chorus 2; Color ( uard 3, 2. twinkling eyes and long, bit aide tr tosses ... an avid radio fan . . . Santa Claus without a heard. ALSO GRADUATING DAVID IIALk “Dorr' drives, drives, drives . . . lover of idle hours . . . keeps to himself. JUDITH MONTKROSSO “Jurfy” Choir I. our most recent arrival . . . pleasant brunette . . . possesses quiet attractiveness. Commencement June LO, 1958 THAT MEN MAY BE FREE The Very Beginning...................................................Geraldine Reeder The Great Charter........................................................Carol Ruska An Apple And An Arrow.............................................4tar Peterson ‘ 1 Note ‘Nay’ ...................................................Joe Peganoff The People's Choice...............................................Paul Rose The Way of Peace...............................................Jennie Smolakov 7 e Predett ta 'fyau t£e (2Ca4 i « 34 � Senior Hiinil As in many of the past years, this year's band, under the leadership of Mr. Ricart, kept a full schedule of events including football games, basketball games, the city track meet, and parades. Among these parades were the Fire Prevention Parade, Christmas Parade, and Mummers Parade. In addition to these annual events, this year the band organized a Band Parents' Club, which has contributed greatly to the success of the bands activities. Another new idea was the buying of jackets for the seniors in the band. They also sent students to compete in District Band competition, at Akley. Pennsylvania on March 20, 21, and 22. Those who attended this year were Nancy Carlson, Barbara Hunter, Joe kozik, (Jerry Borkowski, and Linda Davis. « 36 � Jiiiiiiir lliiml l-eft to Might Mow 1: Guianen. I). I� ge, I). Chaffe. P. Gareloff. L. Nash, I . Gross, B. Sutton. J. Airliner. Mow 2: M. Richer, B. Mitchel, J. Slicker, M. Ksbough. VV. hala. M. Morison. S. Cash. B. Snedden, I. Oyer, C. Yochiin. K. Hopkins. L. Amendola, K. Dean. Mow 3: (� . Moss. M. Tarasovich. B. Frew. G. I ewfe. J. Pinski. R. Humber. T. Carpenter. J. Chase, L. Dalton. L. Cosby. M. Sherrell, G. Dunlap. I). Kml. K. Stover. Standing Mow t: G. Simon. T. Tailing. J. Curry. B. Crockett. J. Lipchick. G. Jester. F. Graves, T. Hart. M. Walitzer, S. Syzmonowski. R. Silvinski, Director. D. Ricart, J. brush, and student manager. D. Smith. !i I r i ii i| En si! in III i! Lx ft to Might: K. Kelly. P. Crockett. P. Rose. P. Barrett. D. Johnson. A. Goetze. J. Hotrovich. J. Gennuso, E. Mueller. J. Wosniak, B. Jant. P. Griffin, N . Mikolon. Mr. Ricart. D. Carlson. R. Zemanek. « 37 A I in [i |i i! I lii llmir Row Is J. Hawkins. S. Harris. M. Knight, C. Kayak. J. Stromenger. C. Jarski. K. Dance, R. Gajewski. P. Shultz. P. Falcone, D. Reese. Row 2: K. Amendola. J. Cochran. R. Delinski. R. Mehler, M. Rudzinaki, I). Smith. B. Nagy. B. Jaworoaki. J. Smith, J. Dworak. K. EvanofT, S. Greene. N. PeganofT. Row 3: K. Ziinmerly S. Roman. J. I awrence. (). YokofT, C. Imler. L. Neal. A. I-a M a ye. J. Liooano, R. Lucaszewski. M. KvanofT, C. Williams, D. Rouen, K. Bunk. Mr. Crandall. Row 4: M. OrlofT, R. Thomas. P. Eckels, R. Domhrowski. L. Eller, N. Meyers, D. Sewieki. R. Ketzner. G. Wasileff. A. Sherrell. G. Stromenger, D. Meadows. J. I ee, R. I asky. We proudly present the A Cappella Choir, composed of talented students and trained by Mr. Crandall. Only those students with previous experience in other musical groups are eligible to become members. Each year the Choir performs in the Christmas and Spring Choral Concerts held at East High School. Besides participating in the combined choir festival held at Strong Vincent High School, they also appeared on television and entertained at Edison and Wayne Schools. We are sure that you agree that East High's A Cappella Choir is one of the finest. Caroling in the Halls 38 fir. liirls’ Llmrus Kow 1: J. Williams, S. Chemoff, D. Corbin, B. Bebko, L. Atkins. (). Hennick. I). Cornman, K. Shenk. P. Bednaraki. J. Thomas, J. Bonner. Bow 2: h. EvanofT, D. Skibinski. G. Dombrowski, I . Bell.S. Root, M. Barnes, C. McKee, G. Warner, M. Weems, B. Lastowski, N. Emerson, E. Dance. Absent when picture was taken: P. Abramoski and B. Macwkiewicz. Jr. liirls' Churns Bow 1: M. knight. . Dubinski. W. Schaller, C. Abramczyk. P. Gausman, S. Curry, B. Consider, S. Barney, V Peel man, S. Phillips. C. Merchant. J. DeTuerk. Bow 2: S. Carls hi. M. Brinig. B. York.C. Bomanski. L. Simmons. I. Kala. k Bensel. V l andon. I’). Tekotte. M. Hirsch, G. BafTels, L. Shaw, B. kidd. B. Doinbkowski. Bow 3: C. I epkowski. B. Nass. C. Pen-namon. B. Yarbrough, k. Barnett. E. Dunbar. A. Da ies. D. Simon. D. Paparazzo, C. PetrolT, P. Golab. S. Turos. k Maoosko, I) Morosky. Bow I: S. Gulnac,S. Sonntag. L. Bychel, M. A. Blaus«‘r, L. EvanolT, J. Kijal. V Parrish, L. EkimofT. G. Stearns, A. Goetze, C. Zbrezny, J. Zingelewicz. C. McKee, D. Smith .Absent when picture was taken: S. Miller. P. Palewicz. « 39 Sr. liny s’ [ili!i! Lluli Row 1: R. Walach. P. Donnell. D. Oberlander, S. Croshy. R. Snippert, G. Anderson. V. Tomlin. K. Sadowski. Row 2: S. Raginski. T. Conley, R. Rzepecki. J. Wells, J. Kilie .ewski. R. Osieeki. S. Soloman. P. Jansen. W. Grzyhowski. R. Rzepecki. Absent when picture was taken: A. GomolokofT. J. Tollinski. and V Myers. Jr. Buys' U11!i! Unit Row I: D. Stafford. R. Crowe. .I. Alacre, K. Peterson, G. Lucas. Row 2: R. Hallman. J. Decara. II. Schoen. II. Stafford. Row 3: W. Wilhelm. C. Peganoff. K. klemiishin. G. Kilip| o. and Mr. Crandall. l sent when picture was taken: Way. L. Arnold. « |0 � Huiiur Siii:ii!Iy Left to Right—Kow 1: S. Travis, G. Lindquist, C. Szymecki, A. Amendola. and G. Reeder. Row 2: M. OrlofT, J. Zemanek, C. Williams, J. Smolakov, C. Macosko, C. Ruska, and P. Rose. Row 3: G. Gorchinsky and J. PcganolT. The National Honor Society is one of the outstanding organizations in Kast High. It encourages high standards of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The goal of every serious-minded student is to be chosen as a member of this organization Induction ceremonies are held in the spring, when students are tapped by society members and are formally inducted into the society. 12 SIuili!iiI liiiliim'l to Bight Kow 1: L. KkimofT, S. Smite, A. Debinsky, A. Beveridge, J. Lee, I). Smith. B. Alex. K. IVIkowski. N. Deeds. S. McNeil, J. Skolnak, Z. Eddy. Bow 2: Miss Sour wine. It. Sharrer, II. Bryce, J. Schewig, D. Boncella, M. Lutterhaugh. I. Shutoff. It. Tomczak, I). Smith. L. Evans, E. Dougherty, B. Scardinski, B. Miller. N. Peelman, Miss I afley. Bow 3: W. Kruzewski. C. Karlein, W. Strenio. J. Nagy, E. Ijongneeker. II. Cioocio, It. Morosky. F. BiletnikofT. It. Sedziak. J. Alex. E. Kissell, J. StelT. J. Watts. C. Catherman, and K. Gardner. The Student Cabinet is the governing body of East High and the voice of the student body in all school matters. Under its worthy advisors. Miss Sourwine and Miss LafTey, the cabinet sponsors the school’s yearly talent show, the Eastcapades, holds noon-day dances, plans and executes paid assemblies, and stimulates student participation in school affairs. A representative is elected by the students from each homeroom to represent them at the meeting. President—Jim Lee ice-President—Dave Smith Secretary—Arlene Beveridge Treasurer—Betty Alex « 13 � D.A.K. and AMERICAN LEGION AWARDS I eft to Right: H. Ciccio, S. Green, N. Munz. K. Kleimishiii. Ol 1ST A NDI NG STII DENTS Seated: J. Smolakov. «. Reeder, C. Ruska. Standing: A. Peterson, J. PeganofT, P. Rose. « At DISTRICT BAM) AND ORCHESTRA lx ft to Right: Ron It L. Davis, V Carlson, B. Hunter, G. Borkowski. Row 2: S. Sittinger, B. Zemanek. J. Ko ik. I). Carlson. Captain of Boys’ Sport Teams F. Abbate, C. Simon, T. Conley. J. D e. C. Beard, B. Bzeepecki. M Orloff, V. Folnier, D. Smith. CAPTAIN OF TWIRLFRS Judie Alex DRUM MAJOR Eberhart Mueller CAPTAIN OF CHEERLEADERS Mary Ann Lutterbaugh « 45 � ALL IN FAVOR They Alsu Sum! Monitor Koh 1: E. Wilcox. I). Delo, R. Wilhelm. H. Raksil. Kow 2: J. Wells. J. Kubango. K. Arseny. K Neal Library Assts. Kow 1: A. Pope. II. Range. Kow 2: J. Shopene, J. Williams, P. Wagner, L. Davis, E. Amen-dola. J. Jester, A. Foster. Kow 3: I. Abba to. II. Tom-rzak. N. Pierkowski. N. Shadle. M AN (’FK l 4 1 Messenger® Kow 1: 1. Hundy. N. PetmfT. .1. Anderson. M. Lutierbaugh. J. Smolakov. N. Carlson. B. Edmonds. B. Ro|K znski. Kow 2: S. Roman. E. Pastuha. R. Lukazewski, I J. Konopka ernicki, J. Wassil. S. SamtielolT. J. Alex. Kow 3: J. PeganofT. J. I r. R. l castro. C. Beard R. Snip|H rt. l. Tarasovich. R. Trott. A. Borkowski. I . A. Operators: B. Alex. P. Carlson. C. DeTuerk. Visual Aids Kow 1: B. Boga. C. Aichner. K. Neal. B. StaynofT. Kow 2: J. Stafford. L. Allen. « 47 � !in m i si! Row 1: J. Smolakov, G. Lindquist, J. Alex, N. Carbon, S. SainuelnIT. C. Szyinccki, A. Amcndola. Row 2: A. Peterson, k. Hittenhouse, J. Macosko, T. Buczykowski. P. Grillin, C. Vlacosko, H. Deinchak, Miss king. Row 3: J. PeganolT, G. Strenio, C. Squires. W. Korb, and R. klugiewicz. The “Sunrise Stair is comprised of a group of honor students, carefully chosen by the staff advisor and veteran members. Kach member has to have a keen imagination and the ability to express his thoughts on paper as well as in words. The success of this annual could not have been possible without the full co-operation of the Sunrise Staff and their advisor. This year's staff advisor. Miss King, is to be congratulated for the well co-ordinated group. l ISOR Miss King EDITOR Nancy Carlson IK Tii 111 i n in Row 1: B Hunter. J. Tofflnski, T. Falk, B. Miller, J. Mattis. I). Rouen. How 2: A. Beveridge. J. Anderson. M. Tarasovich. D. Janowski, M. Lloyd, C. Iinler. One of the most active and interesting organizations of our school is the ‘Tom Tom East High’s monthly newspaper. Along with the help of their advisor. Miss Young, they write, plan, and publish various articles on social functions, school sports, and humorous anecdotes. The ‘Tom Tom also serves as a means by which students interested in working for a newspaper may gain valuable experience. EDITOR Barlutra Hunter « 19 • Tw i r 11! r s l-cfl to Right: A. Beveridge, B. Braendel. C. Buska. I,. Michael, ,1. assil, C Macosko, S. Zatkofr. McCallister, (i. Reeder, D. McNair, B. PanamerolT. Center: .Indie Alex. CAPTAIN .Indie Alex Tlu twirlers, one of our most outstanding organizations, have done a wonderful job during rallies, sports events, concerts, and other school activities. 1 rider the fine leadership of Judie Alex, captain of the twirlers, the girls have worked hard to perfect their routines and Itt make new costumes. Mrs. Margaret Fratz should be given much credit on advising the twirlers during the absence of Miss Katherine I’ille. vi ison Mi� s Pillc 50 Hi-Iite of the Christmas Program Rootin’, tootin’ cowgirls II li i;i! r 11! .1 il i! r s Ivt'fi to Right: A. Prato, P. Falcone, J. Stroniengcr, I,. Calvano, VI. Tarasovich, M. A. i-ul 1 crbaugh, D. Fetzner, G. Didinn. R. Gaiewski, V. Iliiegcl. CAPTAIN Mary Ann laitterlmiiKh riiis year the Cheerleaders have done a wonderful job in promoting school spirit in the auditoriums and supporting the teams at the games. Captain Mary Ann Lutter-baugh lias had the responsibility of arranging the rallies for the past year. The Cheerleaders have all worked closely together to create new cheers and have sponsored dances to raise money for new outfits. (xwtumc Designer KlizaiM'tli Burik Here’s how it goes. 35 cents, please. « 51 Hi-Y Row Is M. Orloff, H. Walzack, E. Shc n� sky. D. Saxer. (I. Wilkinson. J. Gisoli. H. Klugiewic . G. Lyons. J. Guianeii. Itow 2: (). Bryant. C. Inil« r. G. Kreusch, I). Pap . I). Meadows. Mr. Bannister. I), Gross. Row 3: I). Chaika. J. Courtney. (� . Sharrer. B. l asky. J. Bobaogo, B. ShalTer. B. Sedziak. D. Delo, G. WasilofT. I). Tomlin. C. Brocious, K. Neal. To lx ys in the adolescent stage. tin Ili-Y serves as a line outlet for spiritual, mental, and physical energy. It is a nationwide organization within the Y .M.C.A. Because of the courtesy of the Y.M.C.A. the boys are able to obtain many privileges and advantages, such as use of the gym, pool, and other recreational facilities at the “Y which might otherwise be denied them. Throughout the school year many functions of the Ili-Y dot the social calendar. It is host to many dances, skating parties, and the annual initiation, which is a gala affair for the old members. « � LII11 It l| K IIIII ll Row 1: B. Bruce. A. Amendola, J. Alex. N. Carlson. S. SamueloflT. B. Brenda I. L. Calvano. N. McCallisUr. Kow 2s S. Harris, S. Zatkofl . C. Travis. B. Trott, (J. Reeder, C. Macosko. J. Peterson. P. (iriflin, S. Travis, I. Shutoff. A. Gavriloff, C. Tomlin. Row 3: S. Kyer. B. Hunter. M. Tarasovich, P. Main. K. Malinowski. C. Morosky, J. Wassil. J. Schewig. N. Peganoff. J. Smolakov, A McCallister, J. (irilYin. Any frirl in Senior High who has a desire to go to college is warmly welcomed into the College Club. Although most of its time is devoted to acquainting the girls with college life, there is enough time left over in which to have fun. Among its many activities are regular addresses by college representatives, dances, a banquet, and the traditional Christmas tea. This year the College Club had the wonderful opportunity to visit Thiel and Allegheny Colleges. The trip was arranged by the fine work of their president, Chris Macosko, and their advisor, Mrs. Clara Mew. « 53 � mil (ir iili! “M” Chili The 12th grade M Club, in order to promote friendship, has taken part in many social gatherings. The members made stidled animals to take to the hospitals and other needy institutions. One of their privileges was to plan the Fall “Tri’ which was a huge success through the co-operation and hard work of the 12th grade M Club members. ancy McCall is ter— President Helen Bryce—Vice President Sandra SamuelofT — Secretary Christine M ac sko—Treasurer Mrs. M. Kratz TOAD Committee at work « 51 � Illli liriiili; VI Hull The members of the 111li grade M Club look forward with enthusiasm to the day when they are seniors and can initiate the 10th graders into the M Club organization. ICach girl belonging to the loth grade M Club accepts the fact that she has certain requirements and services that she must render before she is able to attend the “Tri”. Illlli liriiili; “M” Uuli « oo � .z. 3. V c V - o 2, o o- rvi -0 X. df if . tv ' NS - ' mV , v- -1 VA V A ' V v • ' t vW V . v' V V y OH 1 YOU I MARK Row 1: R. Walach. II. Cioccio, D. Page. J. Sorenson. J. Kncinski. R. Locastro. J. Wells. J. Persons, G. O’Donnel. Row 2: . Keller. S. Kagitiski. R. Rzepecki, J. Toflinski. T. Conley. S. Crosby. C. Squires. J. Heubel, J. Bohango, R. Rzepecki. Kow 3: J. Uglow. J. Sliekanieh. D. Komorek. D. Delo, W. Grzybowski. P. Pentz. D. Clark. D. Kwiatkowski. E. Wilcox. R. Arrington. Row 4i W. Korb. C. Simon. E. Lynch, T. Stevanus. J. Ko .ik. G. Gorchinsky. R. Klopher. J. Lee, C. Beard. R. Sullivan. R. Morosky. .........ball When East impressively won its first football game against Milk-reek by a margin of 13-0 everyone at East w as elated. “This could be the year w as the thought of everybody. But everyone’s spirit fell as week after week the Warriors went down in defeat on the gridiron, although, according to Coach Detzel. the games could have been won by either side. Nevertheless, the boys fought hard and played with great enthusiasm. The big offensive threats of East were Jim Lee, Tim Conley, and Charlie Beard. Stalwarts on defense were Sam Crosby, Bill Keller, and Ron Rzepecki. East had a rugged line this year. Joe kozik, George Gorchinsky, Hubert Cioccio, and Bon Arrington made it difficult for our opponents to penetrate our line. Bob Morosky, who is a good blocker, did a standout job as offensive center. Coaches: Mr. Arrowsmith. Mr. Sola. Mr. Detzel. Mr. Christoff. East 13 McDowell.. 0 East 13 Baldwin to East 12 Vincent 10 East 14 Stow e 20 East 0 Warren 41 East 7 Prep 12 Hast 6 Academy 14 East 6 Meadville 27 East 6 Tech 20 « 57 ('.onley speeds to a touchdown Jim The Toe Persons Where's I he blockers? « 38 � .4 fast break by “the kid Gangway for lse Ughl Because of lack of interest, the J.Y. football team was disbanded before the end of the season. One victory was overbalanced by four losses. Letterman were: D. Bakka. F. Biletnikoff, J. Gulick, VV. Hough, W. Kwiatkowski. K. Pascarella, V. Rose, R. Narusewicz. D. Clark. J. Sorenson, and D. Stafford. Mgr. « 39 � Nice Form Lruss Lii 11 nIry In the early autumn, the cross country season begins. The meets are held at Glen wood Golf Course. The boys circle the hilly course twice, running a total distance of miles. In cross country meets the lowest scoring team w ins. With the cross country team composed of inexperienced Freshmen, Coach Gardner's harriers won only two meets. However, the boys worked hard and improved much during the season. Frank Abbate and Vern Folmer were the nucleus of this year's team, but neither will be returning next year. It tinning next season will lx lettermen S. Cheresne, K. Mueller. E. Skibinski, and D. Hennick. Next year the young team should show improvement. 4 Vern Folmer Row I: It. Yarhola. (� . Cheresne. J. Steff. J. Skurtskv. J. Lipchik. Row 2: V. Folmer, E. Skihinski, E. Mueller. It. Dombrowski. Row 3: Coach Gard-ner, F. Abbate, D. Hennick. I). Smith. M ?r. (I. Lyons. Fast to Vincent 15 Fast 40 Prep 15 Fast 40 Academy 15 Fast 21 Tin'll Fast to Meadville . 15 Fast to Vincent 15 Fast 39 Academy 16 Fast 23 Tech 32 Fast 38 Prep 17 « 60 � Witli the aid of the “Fighting Four’’ H. Arrington, S. Crosby, K. Kaliszewski, and . See-linger—Coach Brabender’s team won six out of fourteen matches. Kach of the four won the city title in his weight. In addition, Crosby and Kaliszewski were undefeated in the regular season. Harrington, a ninth grader and a newcomer to wrestling, won all but two matches. Co-captains were Crosby, Kaliszewski. and Simon. Wriistlinq Koh 1: Coach Brabender, V Sherrell, O. Carr. C. Pope. C. ZolikofT. K. Craves. T. Kaliszewski, L. Bailey. Row 2: P. O’l aughlin. P. Sherrell. V Seelinjter. I). Saxer. A. Sherrell. E. Kaliszewski. N. Meyers. S. Crosby. C. Simon, I). Kwiatkowski, B. Arrington. East 16 Vincent East 39 Union City East 17 Academy East 30 McDowell. . East 27 Tech East 21 Port LeBoeuf East 17 Prep East 28 Vincent . East 17 Tech East 19 Prep. East 33 Union City East 11 Academy East 28 Port I eBoeuf East 21 Warren 30 13 25 12 21 25 28 80 29 25 II 39 IT 25 « 61 � Forwards Chuck Fisher and Tim Conley, Center Boh Argeny, and Guard Jimmy Lee sparked the varsity basketlmll team to a successful season this year. Fisher was not only high point-maker for Hast but also second highest in the city. Fisher, Conley, and Argeny saw action in the City All-Star game. I p-and-coming class of 59ers, with plenty of experience, include Stan Baginski. Bon and Bob Bzepecki, Dick Klopfer, Bon Osiecki, and Frank Lynch. Two youthful veterans, class of I960, are Fred Bilitnikoff and John Gulich. Yarsily How 1: Coach Arrow smith. R. Osiecki. C. Fisher. T. Conley, J. Lee, R. klopher. Mgr. R. Sedziak. How 2: C. Sherrod, J. Person, R. Pent . W. Schaeffer. R. Argeny, H. Lynch, R. Hzepecki, 0. Bryant. Fast 59 Albion ....... 49 Fast 17 Conneant Valley . .65 Fast 61 Meath He .. 75 Fast 18 Warren 19 Fast 50 Academy . 59 Fast 17 Corry 58 Fast 42 McDowell . 13 Fast 71 Tech . . 65 Fast 19 Meadville . .52 Fast 55 Strong Vincent . . 77 East 56 McDowell. . .59 Fast 64 Prep . 61 Fast 60 Fdinl oro . 45 Fast 56 Academy .54 Fast 50 Wattsburg 47 Fast 54 1 larlK rcreek t2 Fast 65 Tech .62 Fast 50 Vincent .67 East 51 Prep. 46 Fast 64 Harlxircreek 67 Fast 75 Corry . .55 « 62 � East .10 Albion 4-1 East 26 Mcadvillc 43 East IT Academy 18 East 37 Corrv 30 East 47 McDowell. 34 Fast 55 Tech.. . 41 Hast 43 Meadville . 45 East 38 Vincent . 45 East 51 McDowell 31 East 12 I’rep 17 East 33 Acadeni) 34 East 31 Wattsburg 24 East 56 1 lari rcreek 37 East 70 Tech 53 East 31 Vincent 54 East 33 Prep 64 East 42 Ilarliorcreek 32 East 30 Corry 36 JV Bashelhall How 1: K. Barnett. 11. Dombrowski, K. BiletnikolT. J. Gulach. G. Fisher. I). Bakka. Bow 2: Mgr. T. Gliders. B. Fetzner. J. Sorenson, D. Sawicki. W. Hough: W. Deemer. Coach Munz. The JV basketball team, an enthusiastic and hardworking group, should prove excellent material for future varsity teams. The Junior High basketball team was a completely new outfit this year, since all of its veterans advanced to the J team. These neophytes deserve high marks for genuine effort and teamwork. Row 1: J. Parrel, B. Crockett, I). Williams. B. BiletnikolT. .1. Alacce. Row 2: T. Bellingham. C. Polk. E. Pascarella, W. Nikolislieii, S. Siminowski. J. Kujanski. Mgr. Ira Moody. .Ir. Hii|li IIilSlit!I llil11 East 28 Roosevelt................... .29 East 21 Strong Vincent................39 East 21 Prep..........................43 East 13 Memorial......................10 East 27 Wilson........................36 East 15 (iridley......................43 East 32 Roosevelt.....................34 East 29 Strong Vincent............. 53 East 26 Prep..........................40 East 33 Memorial .....................52 East 17 Wilson........ . . ...........35 East 23 (iridley.................... . .54 « 61 � Kmu I: D. Smith. J. Kiliszcwski. Hum 2: It. Benes, R. Sullivan, C. tinier, W.nmI. M. TrefonolT. Row 3: Coach Hart. J. Li| chik. J. Humber, J. Szorek. R. Cenfetelli. Will I! I' I'll III 11li€ u«rli this year’s water polo team won only two games, two of the three top scorers were sophomores, and will be returning next year along with several experienced guards. Bob Sullivan. Clarence Imler. Bill Wood, and Jerry Kiliszewski are the only members of this year’s team leaving via the graduation route. Although their services will Im missed by Coach Patrick Hart, he will have many experienced and eager underlcassmen returning next year to (ill their places. These include high scoring forwards Bob Benes and Mel TrefanofT. versatile Dave Smith, and guards Jack Szorek, J. Humber, and B. Cenfetelli. East 3 Vincent 4 East 9 Tech 2 East o Academy. . 9 East 1 Prep 2 East 5 Vincent 8 East 8 Tech 0 East 4 Prep 7 East 2 Academy 8 i,, Smith « 65 � Going I p On your mark East 5712 Tech 19 2 East 25 Prep. 61 East 31 Vincent 55 East 32 Academy. 54 East 59 Tech 25 East 28 Prep... 58 East 22 Vincent. 63 East 32 Academy 54 Spare Man East's young swimming team won two meets this year. Boh Benes, who is only a Sophomore, was the top point maker for Coach Hart’s aquatic proteges. In the District 10 Meet at Memorial pool, the young diver won a medal and the Benny Strand Memorial Trophy for diving. The trophy will he kept at East High School until next year when it will again go to the winner’s school. Returning next year will Im Boh Benes, Dave Smith. Mel FrefanofT, Joe Lipchik, Jim Humber, Ron Cenfetelli, Jack Szorek, John Slickanich. irgil Jellison, Dan Stafford, and Chuck Kinem. How 1: V. Jellison, I). Stafford, II. Dunbar. Ilow 2: .1, Szorek. C. kinem. J. Slickanich. D. Smith. J. Lipchiek. K. Ilertig. Kow 3: I). Tomlin, B. Wood, B. Sullivan. M. Trefanoff, J. Humber. It. Benes. It. Cenfetelli. « 66 • Row 1: R. Scribner, (). Bryant, D. Chaika, D. Vollmer, J. Palmer. Bow 2: J. Wells, S. Crosby, C. Simon, J. Persons. (J. Pierczynski. W. Henderson. Row 3: V Sberrell. K. Wilcox, C. Beard. C. Squires, B. Mazzone, K. Carlson. Bow I: Coach Brabender, T. Conley, J. a v. J. Kozik. A. Sherrell. Mgr. R. Cenfetelli. Absent when picture was taken, J. Zolikoff. J. Slickanich. G. Metzger, D. Sorenson. Sparked by Jerry Pierczynski, Charles Beard, Ollie Bryant, and Ken Carlson, the track team had a successful season. Returning this spring will be Beard and Bryant. Also returning will be weight men, Jim Lee and Joe Kozik; sprinters, Tim Conley, Sam Crosby, Don Chaika, and Joe Wells; pole vaulter. Chuck Squires; hurdler. Bob Mazzone; high jumper, Jim Persons; and distance men, Don Yollmer, Al and Nat Sherrell, and Conrad Simon. With plenty of veterans returning. Coach Brabender is anticipating another successful season. Palmer in action. East 74 2 McDowell East 59 Adademy 76 East 60 2 Prep 75 2 East 88 Lawrence Park 36 East 701 2 Vincent 56 2 East 61 Harborareek 66 East 80 Tech. . 55 Heard takes a first. Persons ctears it again. Fast 3 McDowell o Hast • Vincent 1 East 1 Ilarltorcreek 1 Fast 0 Academy Fast 3 Tech 6 Fast 1 McDowell 3 Fast 6 Harborcreck 0 Fast 1 Tech 0 Fast 0 Prep 2 Fast 8 Prep 8 Fast 2 Prep (Replay . 13 Fast o Academy 0 Fast 0 Vincent 3 Fast 6 Academy i East 23 Prep 6 Fast 13 Tech . 3 Fast I Vincent 6 Rom 1: W. Keller. II. Walarli. J. Sorenson, T. Conley, S. Ha iu-ski, Hon H .t‘|M rki Hum 2: Mgr. ,1. (iulacli, (I. Metzgar. I). Sorenson. Boh Hzepecki. J. I ee. J. Toflinaki, Coach Munz. Coach Munz Uusiihiill The Hast baseball team finished the season in third place in the (ireater Erie Scholastic Baseball League. Finishing two games out of first place, the team had a respectable record of eight wins and eight losses. Dale Sorenson was the big man for the Warriors at the plate and on the mound where he won five games and suffered only two defeats. The nucleus of this year's pitching staff will probably be Jim Lee who pitched six games last year. This fast ball pitcher, who experienced trouble with his control, expects to better his record of two wins and four losses. Losing only four men by graduation. Coach Munz looks forward to a good season. Tim gel's a hit The pilch Oops! Missed again! « ( 8 ('oarli Jim Christoff. IV Marietta, M. Saiiiuelo(T. Smolakov. H. Sullivan. 1. OrlolT. East Tech L East Vincent T East McDowell East Academy L East Prep East Tech ....... .W East Vincent East McDowell East Academy ... East Prep Golf Early each Spring Mr. Christoff and his Warriors invade the fairways to begin practice for tin coming season. Although the golf team did not have a successful season in terms of matches won. Coach Christoff has four experienced men returning this Spring. Ti; n ii is Handicapped by a small turn-out. tlx tennis team won only one match last season. Coach ease will have the entire team returning this Spring. With the experience they gained last season, they are lx und to have a successful year. It. Zemanek. It. Klopher, C. Imler East Rant East East East East Coach Christoff I-aw re nee Park . . L Tech M Prep I. Vincent.....................L I-awrence Park L Academy. ...................L • 69 � liirls S i in in i it i| Tim hi Practice makes terfed EAST'S SWIM Ql FEN Margaret Tarasovich President—V. Iliiejtel Vice President G. Theobald Secretary -S. Bellingham Treasurer—A. Ga riloH Bow 1: S. ZatkofT. V. Hue?el, J. Wassil. K. FvanofT, Row 2: C. PetrofT. C. DeTurek, S. D-wanoski, F. Pelknwski. Munz, .1 Snip|H rl. T. Stockman. P. Blaski. K. Januleski. Row 3: F. Popetski, K. Zin, P. Snippert. M. Carlson. .1. Zurawski. B. Lacev. J. Zurawski. K. Casey, G. Theobald, K. Hopkins. Row I: G. Sharrer, S. Turns. F. Evans, M. Tarasovich. S. O'Donald. C. Boat. P. Tynecki. B. Zynecki. K. Dunbar. Row 3: S. Bellingham. S. Dm ?, B. Sharrer. A. Gavriloff, S. Green. L. Sanncr. P. bramoski. K. Kelly. « 70 � A ri: hi! ry The (firIs get set! How 11 S. Miller, A. Borkowski. I). West, K. Pastuha. J. Wesley. Sealed: .1. Shewig. Absent when picture was taken. B. Tomasik. L. Kendra. 71 � B. Tmtl. I). Nikolishen. J. Smith. I , (ilendore. S. Travis. « Sr. VnI Iny liiil I Jr. Vii 11Hyliii11 Left to Right: C. W illiams. J. Schewig. J. Lawrence. B. Trott. Left to Right: C. Huhiak. P. Glendore. C. Glendore. Y. Jones, C. Szyniecki. J. VVassil. E. Thompson. J. Smith. S. Travis. J. E. Dunbar. P. Fisher, R. Torain. Smolakn . J. Thomas. a s !■ h I li ;i 11 Jr. H a s k k I h ;i I Ho i Seated: J. Schewig. J. Lawrence, C. Williams. B. Trott. Kneeling: C. King-—l-eft to Right: E. C.hrostowski. K. Wasi- C. Szyniecki. Row 2: Standing: J. Thomas. S. Travis. J. leff. .1 Merski. P. Szymanowski. B. Sharrer. P. Zenewicz. Stevenson. J. Smith. J. Wassil. E. Thompson. J. Smolakov. « T3 Abate, F. Abramoski. li. Alex, B. Anderson, (i. August, M. Bagiuski. S, Bakka. N. Bargielski, L. Barnett. I. Battles, L. Bolinanski. J. Braendel. B. Brown. B. Bryant, (). Bussing. I). Carney, T. Car|x nter, V. Carr, J. Carson. T. Oleski. B. Chaika. D. Costolo, E. Courtney, ,1. Crowe, M. Czuwara. C. Davis, L. Del inski. B. Demeluik. B. Diggs, I. Dopierala. B. Dunlap. C. Dusk us, J. Dzvonviesak. J. Kl ert. B. Eyer, S. Falk. A. « 76 � Farrell. B. Fayak. C. Flett. J. Forest, C. Clance, W. (ilaz. J. Glendora, C. (■olal), T. Grippe, J. Grzyliowski, W. Guilford. G. Main. W. Harvey .J. Henderson, B. Hawkins. J. I leillx'l. J. Hinkler. C. I Incan. B. Hopkins, S. Ippolito. B. Izihieki. 1. Janowski. D. Janki, ' Karle. T. Keller, W. Kiehhnier. L. kilgallnn. I kinern, VV. Klopfer. B. Knapp. VI. Kotnorek. D. Komorek, S. Konopka. L. Kono| ka. B. krasniewski. B. Kiirinski. J. kucznski, F. Kuruc, B. I .;iImk)h. S. I aMaye, A. Umagan. K l ange. T. I istowski. B. Lindt erg. J. Liocano. J. Lloyd, M. Lutterhaugh. C. Lynch. F. MacDonald, W. Macuikiweicz. B. Maroon. K. Mason. A. Mazanowski. B. McCallister, A. Mcl od. J. McNair. I) M elder. B Merski. W. Michel. L. Mielew ki. B. Mikolon. W. Mittelmeier. J. Morosky. B. Muehl. B Nagy. K. Nikolishen. I). Olierlander. D. O’Donnell. G. Oless, G. Olson. J. Osiecki. B. Page. D. Page. J. Palmer. T. PanamerofT. IL IVgaiiofT. F. IVIkowski. F. Pentz, P. Perschler, W. Peterson. J. Peterson. P Petroff, J. Phillips . G. Pietrowski. S. Pope, C. Popoff. D. Prawdzik. CL Beese. D. Bewail. S. Beksio. B. Bicker. J. Bittenhouse. C. Borers. G. Boot. S. Bose, J. Bouen, D. Biidzinski. J. Bzepecki, B. Bze| ecki. B. Sado ski. F. Sargent. D. Schenker. D. Schroek. k. Schultz. P. Schultz. S. Scully. K. S ully. .1. Shattuck. P. Sherman, B. Sherrod, C. Shopene, J Shu (Fie ton. B. Simmons. J. Simon, C. Skinner. B. Slieknnich. J. Smith. D. Smith, I). Socash, E. Sokolowski. J. Solomon. S. Squires, C. Stanopiewicz, B. StaynofT, B. Stevanus. T. Stockman. P. Straub. W. Strenio. G. Si ulVt. ( stuirt. h. Suchar, G. Szymanowski. C. Szymanowski, J. Taggert, L. Taylor, B. Toilinski. J. Toflinski. J. Tomczak. B. Tomlin. W. Travis, C. Turowski, (J. Tynecki, B. Uglow, J. Vollmer. D. « 78 � Vollmar, S. Vommaro, J. Wagner, P. Walaeh, J. Walach, B. Washok. B. Wells. J. Whitbred. E. White, D. White, D. Wienezkowski. B. Wilcox. E. Wilhelm. W. Williams. I. Williams. J Wilson, A. Wojciechowski, VI, Wozniak, J. YokofT, O. Zatkoff, S. Zdunski. W. Zmudzinski. W. ZoliknfT. I). Zul� a. .1 Zurawski. P. Abramcyk. J Aichner, C. Alacce, A. Anderson. II. Argeny, T. Austin. E. Balkovic, M. Barnett, I). Barnett. E. Barret. N. Bayle, G. Bobko. B Benicki. K. Bomb, b Biiideman. B Bocianowski. B. Boderocco, N. Boga. W. Bolinanski. P. Borkowski. G. Briggs. J Brocious, . Brynowski. C. Brzezinski. S. Bukala. B. Burik. S. Buszek. I). Buziewicz. A. Calvano. L. Carlson. D. Chemoff. S. Cioccio. H. Cipriani. P. Clark. I). Cochran. J. (.o|M‘lan l. I. Corbin. I). Cornnian. k Corrigan. T. Corritore. L. Cunningham. T. Cutlibert. B. Dance. L. Davis. D. DeCosta. N. « 7 • Dongle. J. DiBello, J. Dietz. V Dombkow.sk i, S. DuBaimo. S. Duska. C. Edmonds, B. Kmerson, V Knit-sky. A. EvanofT. M. Ewings. B. Ewings, k Foley, D. Foster. A. Frazer. C. (Gardner, (i. Garvey, M. GavrilofT. A. Giamhra. L. (iibble. k. Gizoli. J. Goetz. A. Gorzynski. D. Green. S. Green, W. (irillin. J. Gross. D Grygo. B. (iiiianen. J. Gulik. 1. Halupczynski. S. Harris. B. Ilartleb. E. Harvey, J. Hathaway. M. Hodges. C. Hough, W. Hughes, YV. Ilumhcr, J. 11 midy. M. Jaglowski, S. Jellison. M. J sU r, (i. Jones, P. Jurino, K. Kalista. . Kaliszewski, IV Karmazin. K. Kendra. L. Kirklak. T. Kinem, C. Kleiner. L. Klugiewicz. R. K neissler. S. Kolenkiewicz, R. Kopcznski. R. Kowalczyk, M. Kowalew ki. .1 Krauchen, J. Kreuscli. J. Kruszewski. . Krysiak. (� . Kwiatkowski, I). K wiatkowski. J. I � e, R. Lewirki. J. T. Lillhurg. D. l � rri. it. Lucas, M. Machuga. P. Malinowski, E. . go 9 Markiewicz, P. Markley. J. Marsala. I). Mattis. J. May, C. McAdoo, B. McAllister, R. McClimans. K. McNeil, B. Mello, B. Meyer, S. Mihadas, A. Miliadas. M. Miller. B. Morosky, C. Myers. N. Neal. L. Ned reski. I). Newton, L. Nicks. C. ( Mterlander. J. O’Hara. A. (Kinski. I). BeganofT. N. IVlinsky. VI. Person, J. BetrofT, K. Bierkowski. N. Bope. A. Praege, I). Badomski. B. Bafalowski. J. Range. B. Riseon. K. Roach. J. Rodriquez. L. %% Bodriquez, B. Etadka, J. SamiiHnir, 1. Tu row ski. E. Warner. B. VValezak. B. Saw irki. I). Saxer, D. Schultz, I Warren. I). Way, F. Wesley. J. Seremet, C. Shadle, N. Shannon. J. Wesley, B. West, 1). VVettekin. B. Sharrer, (i. Sherosky, K. Shiiitfled rker. • W hit bred. W. Wilkinson. (j. Woodard. 1 Shrader, C. Shuffleton, B. Shutoff, I. Woods. C. Wright. C. York. K. Skihinski, I). Smith, M. Snipper!, J. Zawistowski. (« Zeltzer, J. Zemanek. B. Somoles. J. Sorenson, J. Stafford. J. Zielinski. 1). Zielinski. P. Zigler. J. Strauss. J. Strenio. C� . Stromenger, («. Zydonik. J. Swift. J. Sziklai. 1 . Szorek, J. Ahramcyk. C. Alacce, J. Alex. J. Szymecki, B. Taylor, J. Taylor, M. Amendola, L. Arrington. B. Bakka. D Thomas. B. Thompson, T. Tomlin, C. Barnhart. B. Beatty. J. Bellingham. S Tomlin. D. Trefanoff. M. Two , N « 81 � Bellingham. T. BiletnikofT. F. Bindeman. S. Arnold. L. limned. K. Bteski, P . Blauser. M. Minn. K. Borkowski. N . Brunner. T. Brunson. II. Buczkowaki. P. Burch. B. Burke, A. Bush. H. Busiewicz. P. Caldwell. M Carlson. M. Carr. B. Carr, B. Casey, K. Cenfentelli. B. Chaffee. I) Chase, C. Cheresne. («. Chervenka. J. Collins. k. Cooper. G. Courtney, D. Cowoski. J. Crockett, P. Crockett. B Crowe. F. Crum, B. Currie, J. Curry. J. Cyparski. S. Dalton. L. Davis, A. Dean. N. DeForce, C. Delo, II. Denning, T. DeTuerk. J. Diemer. . Dixon, C. Domhkowski, B. Dombrowski, B. Duda, B. Dunlap, G. Durant, B. Eller, L. Enders, L. Eshhaugh. M. Evanoff. L. Evans. F. Evans. K Evans, L. Farrell. ,1. Fijal, J. Filip|M . G. Fischer, P. Fisher. (I. Fitzpatrick. T. Flynn. J. Frazier. B. Fredericks, S. Gaczkowaki. 1. (•areloff. P. Gasper, K. Gennuso, .1. George, B. George. V. (i lend ore, P. Glover, B. « 82 Golali. I , (iravra, II. Giiianen, J. (iiilnac, S. Ilalliman, M Hayes, H. Ha Jett, J. Heibd, D. Hein. H. Heinrich. J. Hcnnirk. I). Hcnriksoii. J. Henry. R. Herbert. L. Himes, H. Ilimes, S. Ilirsch. D. Ilirsch. M. Hyatt. F. Jacknla. S. Jankowski. It. Jant. B. Januleski. K. Jankins. IV Johnson, D. Jones. Y. Jordan. L. Kelly, D. Kelly. K. Kidd. B. Kinem, B. Kirk. L. Kissell. K. Kleinert, K. Klemushin, K. Knapp. M. « 83 Knight, M. Koniei ki. W. Konopka. J. Kowaleski. B. Kowalewski, I. Kroto. J. Kujawiiiski. H. Kulich. G. Kiitterna. K. I«ask . B. |j� ta. B. IJndherg. M. IJ|M hik. J. Lipkowski. C. Ixmg. S. M acosko. K. Magewski, I). Majchrzak. I). Merchant, C. Martino. B. McKee. C. Merski, J. Metzgar, B. Miller, C. Miraszek. M. Morosky. D. Moss, G. Moyer, L. Mueller. E. Muraford. K. Munz. V Nagy, J. Nass. B. Nass, S. Nicks. M. Nowacinski. B. kosohucki. 1 ( VDotmcll, S. O'Heal. I) O'lioughlin, IV Otteni. (� . Pakela. B. I’alfwicz, I . Pa| araz o. I). Pascarella. K. Patehen, A. IV anoH. C. Pennatnon. C. Phillips. S. Piotrowicz. T. Plansky. I). Polk. C. Proctor. B. Prolaz. B. Pustelak. L. Quinn. C. Bafalowski. B. BalTI«� s. C. Bekitt. I). Hoe. B Peelman. V Bomaiiski. C. Bonce vie. I). B � se. C. Botiinda, .1. B nf. M. Bush. F. Bychel. L. Salamone. L. Sanderson. J. Sanner, l. Scardiliski. B. « HI � Schuller, Schultz, B. Sharrer. B Sherrell. B. Sherrell. IV Simmons. L. Simon. E. Simon, k. Sittin er. L. Skihinski. K. Skolnick. .1. Skrutsky, .1 Smith. I). Snedden, B. Stafford, II. Steff. J. Stephenson. A. Stockman, T. Strauh. B. St under, k. Sutton. B. Suift. W. Szymanski. A. Szymcezak. J. Szymecki. J. Tarasovitch. M. Tekotte. D. Theobald. C«. Toran. B. Treiber, J. Tromans. J. Turos, S. Turowski. M. Tynecki. IV Tynecki. B. Varhola. .1. Wagner. I). Wagner, M. Wallxer, M. Warchol, H. Warusewicz. II. WflNfteff, P. Watson, L. Wilkins. K. WilliHinson. C. Winkler. J. Wodarczyk. I). Wolff, t. Woll. J. Wolnik, J. Wood, J. N rohlewski. P. WykofT, M. Yager. T. arhorugli, It Yochim, C. Zbrezny, C. Zelenak. C. Zenewicz, P. Zany, It Zielinski. B. Zingelewicz. J. Zurawski. J. Zurawski, J. Airliner. J. Airgood, It Aker, L. AIIhtI, C. Alessi, P. Algreczyns, k nderson. B Arnold, C. Austin. J. Barney, S. Barret. P. Bat it's. I Beavers, M. Bednarski, k. Bocianowski. S. Bowes. C. Brinig. M. Carlson. S. Carpenter, T. Carr, 0. Cash. S. Catherman. C. Chase. J. Consider, B. Courtney, P. Crockett, B. Crowe. B. Curry. J. Curry, J. Curry, S. (‘zigler, J. Dean. E. Demmiek. A. Dubinski. A. Dunbar. E. Dunkle, M Dyer, I. Eicher. B. KkimofT. L. Eyres, B. Fa lira. (J. Perrier, G. « 85 ('ampliell. IV Ketzner. J. Forget, J. F rew. N. Fromknecht. H. Galaski. I). (iatti, .1. Gausman, I . Geisler, M. George. L. (ileiin. D. Goetz. A. Goriel, C. Grain w ski. I (inn, r Hallman. IV Hart. T. 11 ‘i111 11 i 11. I). Hewitt. S. Holden. B. Holniwood. J. Hopkins. K. Hosil, J. I lotn� irli. J. Hough. M. Huhiak. C. Hughes. E. Hughes. IV Irish. K. Issae, C. Jaglowski. B .lellison, V. Jester. G. Jordan. S. Justka. B Kala. I. Kala. YV . kaliszewski. T. kern. D. Kleiner. A. k lemushin. 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Hertiff. F. Hewitt. L. Hoar. A. Hopkins. K. Illie el. D. Hundy, E. Humber. B. « 8H • Hunter, D. Hutchinson. C. Irene. P. Karlein. C. Kelly. L. Klein, C. Knight. II. Lacy, B. UMase. J. I andon. .1. I.anger. J. l-ata. J. I egenzofT. I). lycwandowski, S. Lindquist. B. Ding. S. Lutterhaugh, J. Lynch, T Macliuga. E. Magdewski, I). Majclirzak. G. Majeroni. B. Malin � ski. T. Mason. K. McDaniel. (’. McKee. I). McNeill. S. McQuaid. T. Michel. R. Mihadas. L. Mitchell. M. Moore. J. Moser, R. Mucha. B. Muchl. L Munyon. II. Natcher, C. « 8M • Norman. G. Olszewski. B. OrlolT. VI. Orzechowski, S. Overmoyer, B. Panzorella. B. Panzorella. T. Peelman, B. Peel man. J. Pelinsky. P. Peterson, N. Petit. W. Pilgere, S. Piotrowicz. C. Pohl. S. Popieski. K. Praege. J. Thurston. J. Ramsey, J. Rachocki. L. Bay do, B. Bekitt. P Boot, C. Buf. B Bze|H cki, S. Samiielotr. B. Sayers. B. Schentzen. T. Soott, C. Secarea. V. Sharrer, C. Sharrer. B. Shwec. M Sieniecki. S. Simmons. J. Skrutsky. L. Smith, C. Smith. J. Smith. I . Snippert, P. Sobreski, S. Sokolowski, Sowers, G. Stanton. P. Stocker, M. Stover, J. Stufft, R. Swanson. C. Szmecki, C. Thomas, C. Thompson. S. Turk, M. Uminska. A. llrmann. L. Vinopal, G. Vogel, k. Washok. D. Watral. J. Watts, J. Wertz. J Whipker, R. Wilkins. E. Williams. M. W illiams. P. Wilson, C. Winiecki, G. Wittenburg. D. Wolfe, J. Wright. B. These Students are not with their classes. Sorry Fetzner, R.-10 Figurski, J.-10 Lewis, M.-10 Hazlett. J.-9 Jaraczewski, P.-9 kuzminski, I).-9 Maluleyich, M.-9 McCulluin, A.-9 Szymanowski. P.-9 Bailey, L.-9 Bush. I).-9 Chrostowski, B.-9 Eckels, P.-9 Trochowski. G.-9 Hooks. L.-7 Mascaro, T.-7 McLaurin, K.-7 Miller. 1-7 Zelenski, B. Zielinski. P. Zinglew icz, k. « 90 � r it n i; u k s s 11) Oil, school’s a barrel of trouble. Or school’s a barrel of fun; But Seniors are usually sorry W hen their school days are done. Juniors? Just waiting and waiting Till they’re the big braves in the hall. And all the maidens will think them So clever! So handsome! So tall! Watch those Sophomores advancing Through Biology, Knglish. and Math. They’re cocky ’cause only the Juniors Are tarrying now in their path. Ninth graders are taking steps forward; They 're starting to plan on their own. And it grieves them to hear Seniors comment, Goodness sakes, look how they’ve grown!’’ Kiglith graders are growing in glory; They’re not the youngest this year. And they gain, as they stroll in the morning, A sense of belonging here. As papooses enter the seventh. They’re tiny and timid, it’s true; But it won't be so long till they're Seniors. That's why I'm saying to you— Oh, school's a barrel of trouble. 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